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THIS OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1C07. STRIKE TIE A Slarllin fj, Un preceaentedSnle M$il:liiiiIiiilS! 9 HOURS & ONLY O 1 10 TO 12 -A. f.1. f 1 . , ' in .1 "WW " Inability 'to Communicate j With European HcadquarT ' " , ters Feared by Agents. : OFFICERS OF STRIKERS -" SAY "NO," HOWEVER t . . So Par Wires Hara Been Kept Open for Shipping Messages and QuoU- lions, But Exporter and Importers , Peel Uneasy. Nevertheless.. , ',Th teletrmpheM strike la llabls to ' materially affect tha shipping of this v ; port, slnos the exporters expect to be . barred from communicating with thalr . headquarter or agents, aa tbe caae mar be, throughout .the .world, yesterday's V cablegrams and telegrams from ooaat porta were receive,flTll right, but in- m service la expeoted that the etrlke la becom-l Officers of the .tele-' I Ccrcce Greeley Said: "Duty and today are burs; results and futurity are God's." It is the duty of every pnident man and woman with present or future wants to provide for to take advantage of, the sav ings embraced in this store's sweeping August Clearance Sales. Do it nowtoday; such op portunities 1 are rare and fleeting. These: Wednesday bargains that work Into print1 are but examples' of thousands more all over the store, which go unmentioned in the store's news .columns today.' 'tfP?- I i. . terruptton, J I vV'-ampfl now -aC- general. ' a uricui ioci wilt iranamniwu. tJVesenL- but those In the eiDortins- and n porting Business fear that It will -acticaiiy tie them up for the time be ig unless the telephone service proves I leauate locally. With communication! ut off from Europe there will be no igagements of foreign vesaela to load tere or at any other Paolf la ooaat norta I Because suon deals are always ! irana aoted through the European - head quarters. The condition of the markets J will probably prove another matter ofl znvaiarv iwmu. nr tha intorruntsn y: service. In which event transactions would be impracticable. The weather bureau was affected by , 'the strike this morning to the extent 1 mat the dally map and bulletin Is de V yold of reports from alt points east of . iu nocaies. wasmngion, xaano. uau . - f ornla, Nevada. Arlsona and Montana sent in reports, but all other states are missing this morning. ' Mr. Beala does I k not know how soon the entire service i win oe put out of commission. The Merchants exchange managed to get Us reports concerning the move ment a of vessels through from San MIDSUr.ir.lEn F.IILLINERY UERPIUCED ; ! Sale of Trimmed and Unlrimmed - flats for 88c - V ; Wonderful choosinf ; U the newest mid-summer models, smart, stylish creations . in , Milan or rough straw and silk ghapes; the greatest rar . gains ever oiicrea in muu nerr bv any Portland house for one day onlyWednes day at ......... ..f JAUNTY CHEYENNES FOR 25e). , Pretty, trimmed, trig "Chey enne" hats in white or col ored straws, trimmed jaund It with aullla and saah ef fect; special Wednes- OP. . day at j, .. JC Francisco thla moraine? and honaa to be able to do so, but It Is feared that with me spreading or tbe strike these re ports, toe will be cut In whloh event the movements' of coastwise' shinning! ww n completely in . we oara. ne snipping interests win be t learn, however, that the strikers ha The lng Interests will be pleased ave - nractlcallv - decided not to block ommaroiai messages. MARINE INTELLIGENCE Begvlsjr Xdaeva Be to Arrive. 'Alliance. Coos Bay .. .. .Unoertaln Hreakwater, Coos Say Aug. 14 Numantla, orleat...... ....... August 11 cityof Panama, Ban Francises O. W. Elder. San Pedro and waj Johan Poulsen, Ban Francisco,,. Aug to Ztedondo, Seattle ....Aug SO ' Cost Rica, Ban Pranolsco. .. ..Aug. 14 Roanoke. San Pedro and way.,,, Aug. 17 tu v, inaaan, nan rancisco. . . ,AUg. is Arabia, orient....... ..,,', Sept I Alesla, Oer. ss..,. ,.,.. ..Bept IB Nlcomedia, orient October 1 . Xegulax uaera to Depart. .'Alliance, Coos Bay , . . n . ....Uncertain 4Redono. Seattle and way .., . .Aug.. 14 .-oanoxe. can rearo ana way,.. .Aug 11 i Costa. Rica. San Franclaoo .Aug. If , inmin, ban rTancisco. ...Aug. ii I Breakwater. Coos Bay ...Aut. It City of Panama, San Francisco. .Auk. St Aug. Aug. 5c O. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. Aug. St .1 Johan Poulsen, Saa Francisco Mumaniia, orient..... Arabia, orient ...September It AiMia. orient .eept.' ss Mloomedla, orient , .......Oct JO " Vessels lm Tort. .. Tola, Br. eh. Elevator dock Maori King. Br. ss.East west Lbr. Co. Alvena, Am. sch ,,.. Westport Palgonar, Br. sh ...... . .Columbia No. t Bee,sAm. sch. ., .Willamette L 8. Wka iiyra. Am. str. Portland Lr. Co. James Rolph. Am. sch Westport Casco, Am. str.....;... ...Goble J. B Stetson, Am. str. .Stella Conway Castle, Br. . bk. Greenwich Slam, Or. sh............ Columbia No. t Asuncion, Am, an,. 4Redondo, Am. str....... Alliance. Am. str SuddIs's vard King cyrus. Am. sch. .Standard Box Co. Aurella. Am. str.... Stall xu u. inman, Am str. ......... .Oak st. Beulah, Am. sch Astoria Roanoke. Am. sh.. Martin's dock vosta Mica, Am. an........ ..aids worth Zifimlter Carrlertf Xn Boats, Thomas W Wand. Am. str.San Francisco Coaster, Am. etr.. San Francisco eusie ai. nummer. Am. sen. . .Quaymas wasp. Am. ' atr .San Francisco ( Northland, m, str. ......San Francisco Americana, Am. sen ean Pedro 'Alice McDonald, Am. sch.. . . . . .Kahuhul ; Lettitia, Church? Berlin, Or. sh. .............. .Nuahasak St Nicholas, Am. sh....,,,...Nushagak ' John Currier, Am. sh. ....... .Nushagak tpmpew, Am. acn. ...... Han irrancisco rDVI,l( AlUi . . . . . .Cjan i UU TO ssjcntle. Am. str. ..v.... .San Francisco Excwspr. Am. h ...... . .San Francisco v - En Stoats With Cement sad Qeneral uocieucn, r. an. ........... . Hamburg Brenn, Fr. bk. ........... ...... .,.Hufl Europe, tsr. ox ....Antwerp Genevieve MollnoavFr. bk. ...... London Rene . Kervller, Fr. sh. ..... .Hamburg Laenneo. Fr. sh.., .............Swansea Le Pllier, Fr. bk.,. .......... ...London Martha Roux.Fr. bk....... ...Hamburg Mosamblque. Br. ah. . . . . .Newcastle, E. Samoa, Br. bk. ..Shields Biam, u, iu..........i.i liondon Thiers, Fr, kh. . , . , , .Newcastle, E. Vincennes, Fr. bk. .Glasgow Marechael Turrene, Fr. bk..,, Hamburg Yl niighfy Magnets little needs that fill biar wants.' Everyday necessities at special Wednesday Bargain Prices: 10c DRESSING COMBS. . Black Rubber S-inch Dressing Combs; the very best 10c valuea in town; special at DC 50c HOSE SUPPORTERS. Ladies' pure silk Hose Supporters, a lot of samolea from a leading eastern manufacturer, valuea in the lot up to 50c; special at JC 10c TO 15c TOOTHBRUSHES.. 1,000 nice toothbrushes in a splendid assortment of styles ana sues, good quality bristles and big values at 10c, 12c and 15c; special at 10c CREPE PAPER. 700 rolls of fancy Colonial Crept' Paper, In full-aue rous; red, purple, champagne and greens; regular Jk 10c values everywhere; special here at .......... ftC 5c WRITINO .TABLETS. 500 Tablets, full letter ; sue, extra ouality ruled Ol paper; our standard 5c quality; special at, each.. . s2C 5c PACKAGE i ENVELOPES. 10,000 packages of standard white wove en- O. velopes, regular 5e packages; special at i , , . . C i 20c WASH BELTS, Wash Belts In pretty silk embroidered effects f A and all sixes, s good regular 20c vaL; special at...lUC 50c AND 75e HAND BAGS. A lot of half a thousand manufacturer's sample hand bags, solid leather effects, silk lined, with extra coin purse, a standard lot of 50c and 75c values On you may take your choice for JeCi POUTLAND'S KEWEST AND DEST DEPAilEIEHT STORE 'Wtesclpc8 ciyjus3U,rr.i:t 2KU0 t'X The, Same Goods for a Utile Less Money Than Elsewhere A Sensational Sale, oi Women's Dainly Summer liiilii Pradrat Donselicef srs Will Cay Towels and Pillov; Ccscs Special for Wednesday we should offer in the Domestic Section one large lot of Heavy Lin en Towels, 20x43-inch siae, pretty red O J 4 borders and hemstitched,1 39c values.. ViC Plain White Towels of heavy Unen, 23x43 inch size and pretty floraj; desipw; nV stitched, 50c values, special. . OuC 18c PILLOW CASBS ISo ? : i f f A worth-while saving; for frugal housewives who want the best; 45x36-inch size, linen fm. isned pillow cases; wonderful value , regular 18c price; special on Wed. for.'. B lQ-fo 127L I1L Onlygs As a special inducement to encourage early buyers we have arranged a most extraordinary event for Wednesday from 10 to 12 a. m. Wo have massed Bin Carnains for Din and UltleMen lnia store is oecoming more and mora popular every oar among uie ieuows wno nave a cars tor aDoearw anca and aavinra. The W4nMiln mM-M.C- in. dais are worth while read: Boys 60c . Rompers,, in rea, dius ana wnue, sxnp ed effects; special Boys' Wash Pants Boys' Sweater, or Buster Brown cost, reg. sx.48 B?U.T:...$1.19 Men's Mexican hats, for the shore; special jr Men's $U0 Golf and coat S.2T...75c Men's handsome ' French lisle web Suspenders, a big assortment, values to 50cr extra special OC for ..XOC Men's all-wool pants in popular .grey shades and neat pin stripes, values $1.98 MEN'S $10 SUITS I4.9S -v'' Handsome, swagger . ef fects in fancy mixtures and latest cut, all-wool, tailored la expert work manship; a selection of the newest plaids and neat checks; adapted for sum mer or early fall' wear; regular is, $9 and $10 vaL; special for to- ffJ no morrow, at tpt,470 fhlnk ai it! You come and choose not from a meagre collection of antique I . , . t .-. . iZSXXZ&Si!S? SEtS'.t S.SftSub,rir Wonldst Save In Dome FHIinfls? Read the list of savings In Wednesday's Great Clean- aU of our $1.25 white lawn Shirt Waists, dainty, charming creations, all new the present season, on one long table In the waist section. The convention embraces long and short Peter Pans in sheer lawns, exquisitely trimmed in tuckings, laces and insertions. A collection of beauty and daintiness unrivalled by any similar values In the city. Waists that are great values indeed at the, regular price of $L25. We shall sell but three to any one customer from. 10 to 12 a. m. only at, each III It Choice ki if I ii CzlQM Sale Extraordinary: Of $35.00 Suits for $9.98 M !. I . .b. A ..ml CHI.. m.A1.1.. 11 Wt.1 tM.iM.l. OU1IS, pica, IIUIII jmuaJ Aioua, U(ui Ul kuu-iiiuuk uwutui u-nuu( ui.tvuu jceSa ti handsome mixtures or plain effects, all beautifully tailored by roasters in the I tjd s,ie, stitched effects: others plain tailored.. Silk or satin lined, values tQ AO up to $35; special Wednesday for quick clearance, at pi.e0 85c TAPESTRIES. 50sf. 50-ln. wide Tapestry in Roman stripes and red and green combination colorings, satin finish, splen- .. t?n did 85c values, for ..,.Ji7U 12Kc CRETONNES 8 1-Sf YD. nfinrlcnmp ilk Prfficoafs S149 uuuvmv v 27.In. Cretonnes in beautiful floral designs; Ol Beautiful creation, of rich, rurtling tsjfefm fche P Mr'r'. black, or a large assortment ot xeropung w .w values to $8; special Wednesday at ePt.t7 $5.00 Wash Shirtwaist Suits $2.49 81.50 LACE CURTAINS 08 Choose from handsome patterns, floral or plain 'ceni ten. with heavy fancy borders: each 3 yards in ' AO. length and best $1.50 vaL; special Wednesday eJOC tinn avmTmrtkp puna si2.4S. ' -t : 24x54-in. sue, floral or oriental 1 9lu.ifi ala fTrirl nr nrintel 1irirna ,mn Mt Here's a sale to Interest women who have present need of a smart,1 pretty grcu.t values st $4.00; special at . .40 cli.!. Ci,i (nr hntn nr nriHnn wear. Wash Suits In a SDlendld CnoOS-l rn nnrntniBiro mt no ' ing of Pretty coiorings. J? combination ot coiormgs, rea ana green ana ,. ffl no soUd greens; 3 yd. long; $3.50 vaL Sp'i Wed... epl.70 Choose ifrom any Wash Suit in the house; worth up to $5.0 in this sale at v $2.49 Notable Sale of Wcw and Dress Goods SiK(S It will pay women to forsee their needs along the lines of pretty, stylish dress stuffs for autumn wear. Buy now for makin? ud later Tomorrow's special offers contain worth-while savfnps. Read: 38-inch rich, heavy rustling Taffeta, the best value ever offered in Portland at $2.25 the yard. Special f. weanesaay at . .. .. $1.89 27-inch Jap Silk, a beautiful quality, worth the reenlar Mi 65c price. Special Wednesday, at, the yard;.,..i.,..-...;fJfC 36-inch fancy summer dress goods, worth to 60c the yard. et . . a . . t . - opcciai w eanesaay at, we yara . . . i sj Wash Slulls-Big Values 50-inch short lengths of Batiste. Splendid 75c value at the yard ' Wednesday for , . , ... ... i rule de Mul house. Fr. bkr.....Antwm Ouethary, Fiv ek , .Antwerp . vi I T IP. kl . . . i-ieni juvh, . ......... t. .Antwerp Walden Abbey, Br. sh,. . , . .,, Antwerp Olenessnn, Br. sh., . , . , , .Antwerp VereAlUes. Fr. bk. .......... .Leith tienerai ae poisaeirre. t. dk ...London . . , . LO! neneral de Nettrier Fr. bk pi yard. Fr. bk . , ., . YVHU Alie ndon de DJjon, Fr; bk.,n,, .. .Antwerp Uic- Marie, Fr. bk........:-..,AntwrS Kugene Rergatene, Fr. bk,.,. ..Antwerp XI. nBiiDiu, ur. ui..t . .nonoitUU Arctlo Btreafrt. Br. sh. .Rotterdam Crown of India, Br. bk........ Antwerp Cornil Bart. Fr. bk..,. ....... .Antwerp i. Jules Gommes. Fr. bk. ..... .Rotterdam Coal ' Ships Ba Bonta. Belen, Fr. ok.. i . ... .Newcastle, A. col. ae viueuu.iarenu, j:r. dk.,,. . ....... ......... ..Newcastle, 'SJL Claverdon, Br. Bh. Newcastle, A. Wlllscott. Am. bk ....... . Newcastle, A. rori rra, or. a,,.,,,rewcasuel A. . Bt. Mlrren, Br. sh.....t.. Newcastle, A. Crlllon, Fr. bk ........... . Newcastle, A. Araencraig. or; a. . . .... .Newcastle, A. Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A, fit. Louis. Fr. sb.. ...... .Newcastle. A Buffon, Fr.. bk., . ..Newcastle, A- . uasne kock, bt. sn. i ; , . , ... oyaney, A rtedhill, Br. as. t , Newcastle, A. Knigni lerapmr,, tsr, ns,r. Newcastle, A. Tymerle, Br-: atr. , s , . . .Newcastle, A, Tramp Steamers Za Xouto. Cueen Alexandra, 'Br. str. ,i . ..Madras Btrathneas, Br. str.... Port Los Angeles Eva. Oer. sa........... Hakodate, Japaq fr.Oll Steamers Dtts.- ." s,, Am. str; ..... .... San Francisco FROM THE BAY OTlr. : 6 teamen' Costa Rica and Roanoke 5fU ' Reacb; Their Berths. . y , ; - The steamers Costs' Rtca and Roan oke arrived here this morning from California ports bringing, full cargoes A big line of Organdies, Lawns, Batistes, etc., values up to oac tne yara. special to ciose, yara. . . . . , 39c 45c 35c That Astounding Sale of $3.50 Shoes at $1.00 IS CROWDING THE FOOTWEAR AISLES WITH CROWDS OF EAGER BUYERS! SURQINO Get the Fall Footwear now while this great sale of sample shoes ia on. Never such an opportunity offered before for. buying good shoes for a song. Never was there such a jam before. Tomorrow the third day, and thousands of pairs held in reserve will be thrown on the counters, making the assort ment even more complete than today. Shoes for Men, Women and Children AA Shoes Worth Up t to $3.50 ui so at choice U ' Pair and there's plenty of all sizes and all styles in the lot. Pick out $3.50 shoes if you want All go at, choice, f 1.00 a pair. Shoes Worth $ Up to $5.00... rttt 1.50 JU Del Shoes Worth $0.00 Up tO $7.50 ... A Pair Drastic Wee ; CilillHig Among the "Doiiesflcs'f A series of notes jotted down for ovjr women readers who would save in the buying of these every day house needs: . : ; APRON GINGHAMS Gtfe YARD; INSTEAD ' OF 8 l-3c. Neat, pretty apron ginghams In blue and, white checks, t' best regular 8 l-3c values, Wednesday, yard. . .......... ' 7c TOWELING;' '5e-yARD.g5 ;:f8ft Good cotton glass toweling and full 18 inches wide. Best ' regular 7Jc value. Special Wednesday only at, yard... OC $1.50 BLANKETS, 08e. , K Y' f Regular 10x4 size gray Cotton Blankets, as above. Spe nn ' cial for Wednesday at. , . . . . , ' . OC $100 ROBES, ?2.08.' :.'vv;'"y Heavy, rich beautiful Robes, suitable for bathrobes or coverings for beds or couches, in handsome colorings, combinations of grays, blues, reds, greens, etc Best regular; $4.00 val- (tn aa ues, special on Wednesday, for, each; . . . . i, . V. .-. ,U uQ friLht itnit manV luntnnri (i Costa Kloa reached Afneworth dock at 7:80 and the Roanoke berthed at Mar tin's dock about two hours Is tet. Captain Mason of the Costa Rica re- hn.t m h.vln. iMiiiiitrl hnVT nnrth- westerly winds all the way from the UOlden oate ana una explains oer wrai ness. . She was i about 16 hours late J . muA wa il.t.ln m.A there another five hours because of an unusually large amount or rreignt. so that It was H , o'clock before she lett up iasi nigai, ins anu,ji ,ji mWa,. . a.MrtA tin, - CapUln Mason Is accompanied ' this r his son, a laa or aooui iw 71 rlth this trip made his.flrst trip by . He proved nimseir a corn sailor, however, because all the tossing of the steamer failed to affect htm a bit though most of those on board were more or less under the weather. -v The Costa Rica orougnt x.iov zona or freight, tne largest cargo ever . w north on -per.-V ... ;j ! y f ilmGR'CLOSBi cNTRAcrv; WU1 Erportefg J and Orainhandlers 'fiiiU'': Meet This Weekv ' A meeting will be held this week "be tween representatives of the various rraln exnortinr houses Slid the Orain handlers' union for the purpose of enter- ng into i wage contract ror ine enra-ne- year. The exact time for the meet- tog bae not been set, but 4t wlU be beta some .time this week,-,v.j. -Y y.-U.-y i Last veer the srralnhandlera went on strike to secure an Increase la wages, and things were tied up quite seriously for several weeks along the waterfront, but they returned to work after having gained a small concession from - their employers.' Taken all around tt was about concluded that the etrlke was a losing proposition for both sides, and hence It is believed that a settlement will be arrived at this year without dif ficulty. , Last year. In order to break the strike, the exporters brought hun dreds of men from the interior and put irara vi" ori wnaejing wneai on MO docks. This availed little, however, be cause the longshoremen refused to stow tne sacus in ine noias or tne vessels, and it was no sinecure to compel the sailors to do the work. Two or three ships were dispatched, however, before ine airiae was eventually called off. i ne grainnanaiera are pretty , weu or ganised, so It Is understood. OX SNAKE RIVER, Government Is Clearing Channel In - Vicinity .of RJparia. T s (SpeeUl blipatea e Te Joernal.) .yy Iwlston. Ida.. Aug. II. The govern. ment will soon place a fast launch in oommlssion on the Snake river to tend the scows now being constructed at Rl- aria, wnicn ' wiu m equipped and put 0 work elearlnr the raolda of obatrue. tlona . c.V'.--,v"Y:'-.. :. ' ; The ' new ' launch, which ' la now' ' at Portland, has a speed of 18 miles aa hour. The acowe will be located at points n the river below Rlparla, and will receive their supplies from the launch, which will make regular trips from tns base of supplies. : .-. The scows will be readv for aervlcra within 80 days, and will begin, work. At Palouse and Texas rapids the work will be done by the dredge boat Wal lowa, because of the swift current, and it Is expected to have this work well la band before tbe winter rise la' tbe river ma The Wallowa a cessation necessary, iwa arrived here Friday night from the tywer river, where jrorl has been done at Big Goose Island, wne Pine rapids and Jog caDin Dar. vmv tain Wlnslow report the river in ex cellent condition, with three feet eight inches or water bdovb ine ww mr. while a year ago it stood but one foot three inches. The Wallowa will re turn to the lower river to resume opera tions Tuesday. It will also take the equipment for the new scows at Rl parla, , . LAUNCH WORKS WELL. Harbormaster Selects Flag That t. ;SL Must Bo Respected. Harbormaster Speler's, new. launch , fy anin in tne bsrbor yes terday afternoon ana enowea up weu for being new and still to be gotten Into smooth running order. She aver aged about eight miles an hour. and 'mud v.rv little noise," the exhaust Dine being submerged in tne waier. : ThS launch has ,not yet been named and there Is no teUIng how soon, a suit able name can be found. , -The harbor- miat.r mnA Ma assistant. ex-Fatroiman Carlson, are thinking hard every day In hopes of falling upon some name that would hit the nail squarely on the head and when they o It will Immediately be plastered on the bow of the boat . . Every vessel is supposed to have a Mm. anil . unlaaa the - harbormasters eraf r gets one before long, complaint may oe maae 10 me government in spectors who no doubt would be glad to swoon down upon the new boat which Assistant . Carlson says rides like , a ilarDormaater epeier naa seteoiea, a flav for theb oal It will hare a blue fleld with two crossed anchors for the center. This is the rug usually carried by harbor boats In the larger ports or tne wona. MARTNH NOTES Astoria Aug. IS. Condition af the mouth of the Columbia at 7 a m., smooth. Wind northwest, II miles, weather cloudy. Arrived down at S a. m., schooner Roderick Dhu, and steamer Breakwater. Arrived In at 7:50 last night and left up at 10:18 p. m., steam er Costa Rica," from San Francisco. Ar rived In at- :20 p. m. last night and left up at 10:30 p. m., steamer Roanoke, from San Francisco. Arrived down at 8:80 last night steamer Asuncion. Ar rived down at midnight steamer Daisy Freeman. Sailed at 1:10 a, m. steamer Breakwater, for Coos Bay. Arrived at 10:80 a, m. steamer Elmore, from Tilla mook. Arrived la at :60 a. m. steamer Cascade, from f a Franotaoo. - San Frsndsco, Aug. 18. Arrived this morning, steamer George w. Elder from Portland. Arrived laat night steamers Charles Nelson and Johan Poulsen, from Portland. Ban Pedro, Aug. 18.- Arrived yester day steamer Jim Butler, from Port Tides at Astoria ' today: High, 8:01 a. m.. 4.1 feet; 8:48 p. ra.f 8.8 feet. Low, :88 a. nu, 8.8, feet; 1:64 p. m, 1.1 feet, . . . t ALONG THE WATERFRONT The Frenoh bark Jules Gommes, which ortea as .nev ng a cargo qf was her last fall, la reported as .hav ing .been chartered to brli cement from Rotterdam to this port and then to carry wheat back to Europe,' She is a union ship and receives the full rate, so it Is reported. The steamer Breakwater sailed for Coos Bay at 10 o'clock laat night carry, ina- a full carao and 90 caa sen (cere About 40 Daasena-ers were left behind. The Breakwater will be taxed heavily for a couple of trip while the Alliance of the same route Is being repaired at supple s yara. Tbe German ship Slam will be at Columbia dock No. 1 this afternoon with a cargo of cement from London.. She left up yesterday afternoon. . CaDtain Werllch. Inspector of lirht- nouses, nas oeen iniormea oy ine nyaro graphlo department that an unchartered rock has been found In the middle of Boulder bay. where It proves dangerous to navigators. Inspector Edwards will have the matter thoroughly lnveetl-a-ated and the rock buoyed aa soon aa possible. The steamer Bailer Gatsert of the D. P. A A. N. company will be launched from the wavs at the Portland Rhin. ouiiuing compaor next paiuraay alter noon. She will then take the place of the Telephone on the run between Port- jana ana x lie iaues. Flour shipments to the orient will pica, up iiwi aoon, bo n , was an nounced this morning by a representa tive of the Portland A Asiatic Steam shin oomDanv. The ttmm N.in..nu which la booked to sail about the first of September, will carry a full cargo of flour, and . the following ateamer during the latter part of September will also out tun, " i cuur, rurrr, apace hav ing been disposed of already. , i i y- fsrreel tock Cauaea OeeSS. ... Allea Lewis' eat brand. , 4 Biff Crowds Continue. sffhe salvage company la charge of the Boston store at First and Salmon streets la making a reoord this week. When the manager arrived this morn ing to open the doors an immense crowd had congregated on the outsldo, and as the morning hours passed the : customers. Increased In numbers.) Tho reducUon of summer wearables at the Boston store la without precedent In the -history of the store. Ia speaking of tbe new effort this morning, Mr. Lion, ths sales manager of the Paclflo Coaat Sal-. vage company, aald: "We have 1100.. 000 worth of men's and women's ready made wearing apparel, shoes, hats, cloaks, suits, etc, which we are un- ; loading at prices that would send the ordinary store Into bankruptcy." -VSp? , .,,., -v,-1 ) Oriental Excursion 4 " Personally conducted, will leave Ssf tle September 1, for t ! 0-day s tour through Japan and China. A month will be spent in Japan visiting ea rout the Tokio Industrial exposition. Rate 800, which will cover all expo ses, For particulars eall or ad'lrjs .. W? King. Oriental Tours. 14 lown bulldlngT or agent Canadian J-aoUia Railway. Y . ''- , wv. Tnttaf . will "nil ' lrtlanrAsh-street JJ''- -' and Thursday, Uai Saturday. 1 p. i Get UcketsH sn1 make w"'?' elt - offire. unira snu Streeta C. W. fc-unger, my ticket a , Vtfr-r 8'? iJlamondS St 10 r"" proix i S3 .a- -