' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL!. PORTLAND,; TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14 ' 1903.
TOGO
TO TJfflllGTOH
V . "asaaassMaasssaBBSMaatai , (-4 ,''.'' '
Karc Animals Ifrom; South
. America to Remain at
. thcZoo. : '
BKOUCHIT IIEKE OX '
V . . BABK ELODf SHIRE
Portland Gains Reputation at Tort
V Through Which Strango Specimens
p ot the Animal Kingdom Flid Way
v to Menageries.
' V The two, guanaeos brought here, by
Captain Btott pn the British bark Elfin
' ' shire from Caldera will be aent to the
- national too at .Washington, V. p. An
.j, order to admit them free of duty, waa
received by tha collector of customs this
; I morning, and the curious animals . will
be placed on board a, trajn aa soon as
- possible, - v , .,., "i .
'.. Ouanacos are ' more . popularly known
, as wild llamas, 'and few specimens are
; said to have, found their, way beyond
' the borders ofithelr native land. Two
to he about aa perfect specimens as
r tould be desired,' acoordlng to F. Btuhr,
'- who negotiated the deal for the too.
. Several rare animals have been
. brought to this -port of late, - among
" thorn being a young ourang-outang now
i on board the oriental liner Arabia, The
" ourang-outang will. .In all . probability
; also be disposed of to one of the soolog.
: leal - gardens In. the states. Circuses
-. corning -through this way as a rule
' ' stock up on monkeys and snakes brought
:, wiier irom tne orient. , t
FLIES BRIXQ DISEASE.
Captain Simon of the Relnbek Brings
, - Strange Tale. . .
' Captain Simon, master of the Ger
man bark Relnbek, relates a strange ex-
perlence In Santa Rosalia, lower Cali
fornia, and to which he attrioutes tne
tact that vessels coming from that port
- have bad more or less cases of typhoid
fever on board.
One of the crew-of the Relnbek ex
pired from the disease shortly after
reaching Astoria and the chief officer
has been 'out of the ship's hospital only
a few days.- At one time half the crew
were In the sick ward, demanding the
rare of the men who also bad to : sail
1 the vessel, which made a record break
ing run up the coast.
"A tew
days before leaving Santa
Rnulla for thla nort a tremendous lot
Of flies swsrmed in upon the harbor of
Banta Reaalla," said the captain, "and
. they must have brought the typhoid
?erms, because during the next three or
our days every ship in the harbAr was
- afflicted with fever. Klles came by the
a millions from the interior of the penin
sula and made for the ships. Ther
was a large fleet of windjammers in
the harbor snd not one escaped the
files and the accompanying disease.
"The Insect came with the night
breeze and disappeared as quickly. Evi
dently they were migrating towards the
equator, although it certainly was not
, enough for them in Santa Rosalia.'
' . Iisst summer a Norwegian skipper rs
poVted having been attacked off the
- Oalapagoes Islands of the equator by
i swarms of files so dense that they b
i soured the sun but their visit was not
- followed by disease among the" crew.
OOMISQ FObSvMEAT.
Steamer and Sailing Vessel Reported
Under Charter.
Two more vessels were placed o" the
en route list this morning, Doin
' Nrrv wheat to Eurooe. The Brltl
steamer Baron Cawdor Is the. larger
vessel of the two and she will be here
soon In ballast from Honolulu.. The
other Is the British ship Segur In bal
last from Acapulco.
Indications are that wheat shipments
during January and February will be
unusually neavv oecause oom me ves
sels and the grain are at hand. There
la a large fleet of carriers In the river
and many close at hand." - i ( ' ;'
WITH, THE WHEAT SHirS.
One Clears and Another js Reported
on Enroute List.
The French bftrk Thiers cleared, this
- Morning for the United Kingdom with
120.76S bushels of wheat, valued' at
$108,677. She is expected to' leave -down
tomorrow morning. , - '".
It was announced this morning that
the German bark Nal left Iquique on
V November 2 for the- Columbia river
under charter to carry wheat to Europe.
The JVal has been here several times
before, and is one of the largest wind
jammers now in Pacific waters.':
CONCERT FOR SEAMEft.
Interesting Program Arranged ' bjr
. t Front Street Institute.
The regular weekly concert at the
Scc7t?n's institute. Front and" Flanders
streets, will be given tomorrow evening
at S o'c-lock. Following Is the pro
gram: Piano solo, J. Taylor Britlnh
fchlp Uucdeuoh; vorsl solo, A. 0, Ionur;
piano solo. J. CHrtrr; vocal solo, M.
Amice, r'renrh , nhip Kiigens Schneider;
duet, Mr. Phlillrs end ,Wr. Hutepe' se
lection, band of German ship Alarle
IiackMdt; German solo. ' K. llu-el;
selection, band, ot .German ship.-Gertrude;
vocal solo,. P. : McDonuld; vocal
solo, H. Pallln. - . . : f
'', ALOXO THE WATERFRONT. ,
- . ,. ... ' u , . ., ''
The'steamer.Alllanoe.left last night
for Coos Buy, , - ... . '. - "
The; steamer Breakwater. Captain
Macgenn, arrived here from Coos Way
last night after a pleasant , voyage, f he
oflcers state that only one of the crew
Injured on -the last voysse north has
died and that the other 4hres are rap
Idly recovering.. ' , ; v :
"The steamer Roanoks from Ban Pedro
and ,way ports arrived at Martln'a dock
this morning. - Ths steam schooner
Northland will arrive up from Ban Fran
cisco .this evening. ..The. Northland
comes to lot d lumber at tho mills of
the Portland Lumber company - for a
return cargo. , . . '. ,i ,. , n
i The French bark General Bolsdeffrs
arrived at Astoria yesterday afternoon
with- general cargo from ixnnon.,
Ths Rritlah bark Lady Wolseley will
be In the harbor tomorrow- -Boe comes
to load wheat. '
- The .nnle Comlnga-Europe collision
Investigation was resumed this morn
ing before local . Inspectors Kdwardi
and Fuller, but the session was ad-
journe after na ' loogoui on ine wm- thor whoiM pUy, are ,t tn, p0pi
er had given his testimony.- lie said prC(M, houlleSi 'and if the Lyrlo pafrona
will stand for htm Instead of for Dead-
FrVS I r
Moving Pictures' at .Grand.
Tha moving pictures .'seemed to be ths
most pleasing feature ot the Grand's
new bill which opened yesterday. , They
show the preparations and. maneuver
.ngs of the battleship fleet aa It was
leaving Hampton Roads for : ths - trip
around the Horn. The pictures are the
newest thing in that Una that the local
bouses have yet shown.-
There Is a troupe of a'crobajs whlch
made good with tha audience and did
some old -tricks in a new way. Llssls
Evans and Jefferson Lloyd have a one
act aklt at which people laughed; Nan
Kyan and a company of boys and girls
who have fresh, young voices alng and
dance and entertain. The audiences
yesterday seemed to be very well satis
Bod with the performances given. - ,
I .11 m .1111 L - .''' :
'"Land oi Midnight Sun." ; V
rffall Cain Is flourishing at. the Lyrlo
this week, where hla play, "Land of tha
Midnight Sun," the dramatised form of
"The Bondman," is being given by the
Allen stock company. Now Hall Cain
is one atep better than the average au-
he could not see tha light on the French, i,m mtntu t-Z
bsrk. The hearing will be resumed to-
morow morning.
- MARINE IXTJLLIGEXCE.
' V ,: ' ' .
: Bernlar ZJnera One to Arrive. .
Roanoke, Ban Pedro and way.... Jan. 14
ttanalel. Han' Frarirlnoo ..Jan. 15
Costa Rica, .San Francisco.. .....Jan. U
Nlcomedla. orient .............. Jan, 16
Alliance. Coos Bay' .......Jan. 11
Breakwater, uoos tay. , Jan. zu
TEM-IIOUR CASE
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wood Dick there is a chance , that bet
ter things may be attempted. ..-''
The Allen people have a very capable
com Dan v on the whole and ths leading
man and leading woman are doing good I
audiences. Rupert- urumm, in tne part
of Jason, does very well, while Vema
Feltnn aa Mada is also very good. Ms
rle Thompson plays Kitty and Forest
Sen bury and Mrs. Clara Allen have tha
humorous roles. - xne Piay. is exciting,
as sll who know nan cam can . wen
Supreme' Court Hears Con
tention of Portland Laun-1
X dry Proprietor. ; 1
,'Cnltfd Trim Ltuti Wire.) ':
' Washington Jan. ' 14. The . questloa
Involving tha, cooatitqtlonallty of the
Oregon statute forbidding the employ'
ment of any female help In mechanical
establishments, factories or laundries
morf than 19 hours during any one day
la 'being argued tooay in. ins unueq
Btatea supreme courL . :
Tha outcome ; of thla hearing la
awaited with keen Interest all over the
country, as In many states, It will regu
late tt.a woraing nours oi mis ciass oi
employes. - Besides several eastern
states, the other ones that have statutes
similar to Oregon's sre Nebrsska,
Washington, Wisconsin, North Dakota,
South LMkota. Oklahoma snd Colorado,
The case before the supreme .court
waa (brought there by Curt Miller, a
Isundry proprietor of Portland. Oregon,
who-wanta to know if the law la con-
tltutlonaj.
number in the, Allen company's reper
toire.- , , ,,. , ..
BOTH CONFESS TO
raous HOLDUPS
.
:
King Sentenced to Six Years
Partner Given Three -Years.
O. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. Jan. 20 ,0, and should prove a very popular
pomiur, MR flllHJKU . . . k , . nil. i.1
Ross nitr. 8an Francisco... ....Jin. ft
Alesla, orient ....... ...... ......Feb. 10
Numansla. orient;. Feb.-Is
Arabia, orient ...r. ........ .March It
v. Befala Xners to Depart.
Breakwater. Sn -Francisco. ... ..Jan. IS
Hanalel, Ban. Francisco ........Jan. 10
Roanoke. Ban Pedro and way. . . .Jan. 1
Costa Rica. Ban Francisco .... .Jan. IS
Alliance, Coos bay. ............ .Jan, 20
Arabia, orient ,..;..... Jan. 22
Geo. W. Klder. San Francisco.. .Jan. 13
Senator. San Francisco .......Jan. 24
Nlcomedla, orient 4. ......Jan. z
Rose-City.' San Francisco San. 20
Numantla. orient ..............Feb. it
Alesla, orlsnt ............ ......Feb. 20
Tassels is ort .
St Nichols a Am. sh.... a..... ..Astoria
Berlin, Am. sh Gobls
Versailles. Fr. bk. ... .Columbia No 1
Thiers, Fr. sen. Stream
Henry VlUard. Am. sh...,.,.k... Stream
Europe. Fr. bk. LInnron
Acme, Am. Slilp.. IS. & W. Mills
Strathgryfe, Br. bk Stream
Ruccleuch. Br. sh Oceanic
Sully. Br. bk Columbia No. 1
Largo Bay, Br. bk. . .Montgomery No. 2
Eurene Schneider. Fr. bk. Mont. No. 2
Burton, Fr. bk. Bunkers
Ville de Mulhouse, Fr. bk Martlus
Walden Abbey. Br. ship... Mersey
Minerva, Nor. as. .. .Portland Lbr. Co
Rajore, Bn ship ....Astoria
J. M. Grtfflth, Am. bktn Rainier
Elainshlre. Br. bk. Ocetfnio
Marie Hackfeldt, Ger. sh. Columbia
Kins' Cyrus. Am. sch ...Rainier
A mason, Br. bk.. North Pacific Lbr. Co.
Gertrude. Ger.-ship Elevator
Ouethary, Fr tK... Btreain
Reinbek Ger. ss. .......... .Sand dock
TaJlac, Am. ss '..Irving
Cascade,- Am. ss, .Rainier
Bayard, Fr. bk , Astoria
Armen, Fr. bk Mill street
Irene, Am. ss ....Goblo
Lady Walseley. Br. bk. Astoria
Arabia, Ger. ss...... .i Columbia
Breakwater. Am. ss. . . ...... .Oak street
Washington, Am. ss. Oceania
J. B. Stetson,. Am. ss Tongue Point
General Bolsdeffre, Fr.-bk. Astoria
Kb Koate to Zoa4 X. amber.
F. S. Loop, Am. str. San Francisco
F. E. Sanders, Am. sch.... San Francisco
Echo, Am. bktn. ;allao
Yoseralte, Am. es........San Francisco
Jordanblll. Br. sch. Valparaiso
Aurelta, Am. ss. San Francisco
Irene, Am. sch. Redondo
Salvator, Am. sch. ...........Redondo
Mable Gale, Am. sch San Fmnclsco
Luson. Am.- sch. , . .San Pedro
Retriever, Am. bktn Redondo
Sa Bout With Cement and General. ,
Pierrl LotL Fr. bk. ..Antwerp
Villa de- Dijon. Fr. bk. Antwerp
Alice Maria, Fr. bk.... Antwerp
Eugene Reraaline. Fr. bk..... .Antwem
Arctio Stream, Br.- ah Rotterdam
Crown of India, Br. sh. ....... Antwerp
Corn II Bart. Fr. bk. Antwerp
Jules Gommes, Fr. bk. ......Rotterdam
Edward Detaille, Fr. bk.. Antwerp
Emilia Galline. Fr. bk. London
Ernest Legouve, Fr. bk. ..Antwerp
ADenoyie, nr. so. ........
Edmund Rostad, Fr. bk..
Emanuele Accame. It bk.
Jack King, who confessed to robbing
a room in a lodging-house at 204 Vi
Fourth ' street, and Is regarded aa the
leader of a small gang of youthful
hold-up men, was sentenced to serve
six years In the penitentiary by Judge
Cleland yesterday. He denied that he
had engaged in more than one robbery,
but teatlmony was Introduced connect
ing him with having held .up a man and
woman on the street.
Fred Cobb, who has been traveling In
company With King, but is much young
er, also pleaded guilty. He waa more
frank than King, confessing to five or
nix affaire in which he was enaaged.
Because of this and of his youth he r
was dealt with more leniently, being
sentenced to serve three years. An ef
fort had been made to secure a parole
for 'him, but Judge Cleland said this
could not be granted. Had Cobb been
prosecuted on all the matters to which
he confessed he might have been sent to
prison lor the rest or ms lire.
T0NSILITIS BREAKS '
OUT AT INSTITUTIONS
ClilESE
OFFICIALS
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, .Hqraburg
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
. .Antwerp
Cardiff
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Spend .your, money for Selz Royal'.'. Blue Shoes. It's
your money; and your feet to be shod. ' You tan take your
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Take this from us;. If you're looking for the i best of
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put both into Selz Royal Blue shoes. IWe ask $3.50, $400
and $5.00 for them; and every man who buys one pair, buys
more of them. They fit ; and we guarantee your satisfaction.
' W Best Oak Sole Leathef t'sed 'in All Our Shoes . '-
(Spectal Dispatch to Tbe Joaraal.)
Olympla, Wash., Jan. 14. An epi
demic of tonsllltls has visited Both the
School for Deaf and Blind, at Van
couver, and the State Training school
at Chehalls. according to the reports of
the superintendents or ' tnese insiiiu
tlnna received bv tha state board of con
trol yesterday. At the Vancouver school
there were 23. cases among the children
and four among the officers and t at
tendants. Three of these developed
into pleurisy. There were nodeaths so
rar.
At the training school a large number
were stricken, the greater percentage
being a-lrla. One boy who refused to
allow the doctor to use the knife died
during his sleep from strangulation.
The authorities are-nov afraid of the
grippe, which is prevalent In the com
munity around the school.
The report, from the training school
shows 241 Inmates on December 21.
with an average for dally attendance of
239 The cost cf maintenance for the
month was $4,210.
At the Vancouver institution, 135
were lnmstes on .December 31, with a
daily average attendance for the month
of 130. The cost of maintenance was
tA.700.49. The. new dormitory. Mead
hall. Is not oulte ready for occupancy,
there being a delay in the finishing, of
the plumbing, Jbut It will be completed
this .week., " ; .-
Asgerd, Br. - ship
BldarV Fr. bk
Albert Rickmers, Ger. bk....
Clan Graham, Br. sh. . . .... : .
Coal, Skips Sin Stents.
Castle Rocky' Br. sh ..... V . . Sydney, A.
Emily Reed., Am. so...... Newcastle. A.
Ancaloa. Br. sn..........Newcaatle. A.
Brodick Castle. 'Dr. sh.. .Newcastle, tv.
Call una. Rrj bk. ..Naweaatla. A.
Largiemore. fBr. ah. .. . .. .Newcastle, aA Bommerstsd,- Nor. ss.
UlnilAIn Am o.Vi M.ntrto 1 - XT Q XV I Tf.luar Knr. .
Agnes Oswald.' Br. sh. Newcastle. A.
Hatumet, Br. ss. ....... .Newcastle, A.
Tramp Sttamers En Boat.
Strathfllian. Br. as.... Vancouver. B. C
Goto Maru, Jan. sa.. .....San Francisco
BU Hugo, Br.- sa..r. Motlendo
.flan Francisoo
, ..Puget sound
...Puget sound
. .San Francisco
...Puget sound
, .San Franoiseo
Halvard, Nor. ss
Tungus, Nor. ss....
Germanlcus. Ger. ss
St. Egbert. Br. ss..
Hvades. Am. ss....,
Cambrian King. Br. ss.. San Francisco
Montlake. Br. ss ouaymas
Knight Templar, Br. ss. . . .Valparaiso
'Ss Xonto la Ballaet to X.osd Oeala.
Celtic Chief, Br. sh Honolulu
Alsterkamp, Ger. eh Caleta Colosa
Alexander Black, Br. )k San Diego
Clan Buchanan, Br. sh.... Santa Rosalia
Charles -Gounod. Br. bk..San Francisco
Ladv Woolselev. Br. bk... Caleta Buena
Cambusdoon, Br. sh Calota Calosa
Earl of Dunsmore, Br. Bh, ..... .Cailao
Cloch, Br. bk v...... TaRal
Nordsee, Ger. sh ...Coqutmbo
Andre Theodore, Fr. bk..San Francisco
Champlgny. Fr. bk ....San Diego
Bourgain ville, Fr. blu.v.San Francisco
Nereus. Br. ship.......... '..Valparaiso
Verbena, Br. bk.. Valparaiso
Bonchamp, Fr. bk. .....San Francisco
Celtlcburn, Br. bk. Santa Rosalia
Province, Br. bk. Buenos Ayres
River Falloch, Br. sh. Talcahuano
Nal, Ger. bk; ................ . .Iquique
OU, Steamers 33a Houte.
Atlas, Am. ss... ....... ..San Francisco
Geo. Loom Is, Am. as San Francisco
MARINE NOTES
S FEAR REVOLUTION
" , , . ,i i ,
Certain Member of Govern
ment Doubt Success of
Repressive Measures.
, Peking-. Jan. 14. The Chinese govern
ment has been persuaded to sign ths
projects for the Tloutsln Chlnklang and
Chekiang railroad loan, and It Is an
nounced that It will go through while
the agitation In these provinces, which
has- attended the "rights recovery
movement, la In temporary abeyance.
The recent edicts from the throne
agalnat the agitation have not had a
conclusive effect, but they have Drought
about a, change for the better in tne
tone of the comment appearing in the
native press. Certain members of the
rovernment are doubtful of the ultimata
outcome of the measures adopted by the
throne; they resent some or tnem, ana
they are not convinced of the sincerity
of the government, in extending the
repressive measures to the provinces.
There Is even tslk among some high
officials that in any other country thla
would be considered as presaging a rev
olution.
China, haa at present eight Important
questions on her hands, aside from her
negotiations wun ureai onium u
Janan. According to some observers.
the government appears to be growing
weaker, but this evidently Is due to the
fact that her contentions with the pow
ers and her Internal difficulties come
up at one and the same time and she
has failed to -make use of the abilities
of Yuan Shi Kal. Who complains that
his hands are tied and powerless.
STAGE KISS LASTS
TWENTY-FIVE SECONDS
i
Mary Garden and Charles
Dalmores Thrill Gotham
, With Novelty.
TRAMPS STEAL
ML
UIICII
BOXES
'.-, V V:'.-.'., ,. , ,..'h,4' i I '
Hoboes' Break. Into ' School
Hallway and Rob Children
; of Their Dinner; : - '
. (Spedat Dbpitek to Tbe Joarnal.) ' '
' Connell, Van. 14. Tramps hava been
more - numerous ' the - last' few months
than they have for years In this vicin
ity. - The lunches of tha school children
were stolen front the halls during school
hours last week. Five of the prisoners
confined' In the Jail he fie gained their
freedom last night by a little clever
work. A break for liberty was ma do at
the jail during the absence of Deputies
Ulrlch and Moore resulting Id tha liber
ty oi rive ot na occupants. : (
BRAGAW FAMILY'S--CHECKS
HELD UP
Accordingly, Idaho's Audit
or Seeks to Make Governor
; V ;Come Through. A
v (Cnlte4 Pres Usees' Wtre.
Boise, Idaho, Jan. 14. State Auditor
Robert S. Bragaw filed In the atate
supreme court today a petition for a
writ Of prohibition to prevent Governor
Gooding, Secretary Of State Lansdon and
Attorney-General Guheen, composing the
state board of examiners, from inter
fering with the affairs of his office.
This action Is a result of the refusal
of the board of examiners to Indorse
tha salary bills of Brsgaw'a wife and
son? who are employed in hla office,
v Bragaw alleges this action Is a result
of his refusal to Issue the desired defi
ciency warranta in tbe Moyer, Haywood
and Pettlbone cases.
A bitter controversy has existed for
some' time between Gooding snd Bra
gaw, and the latter now has a $50,000
damage suit pending aalnst Gooding
snd the Idsho Statesman, Boise's morn
ing paper, for iinei.
"NOTHING Tfl SAY"
(Continued from Page One.)
New York, Jan. 14. A stage kiss that
lasts 25 seconds by the watch, almost
half a minute. Is tbe latest novelty to
thrill New Yorkers. It Is called the
"Louise kiss" and was Imported from
France by Mary Garden and Charles
Dalmores.
The kiss occurs for the first time In
the opening of- act III of "Louise."
Dalmores Is seated "down stage" read
in ar. Enter Miss Garden. She steals
upon the unsuspecting tenor and before
ne Knows it me lucay man is incasea
In a dreamv half nelson. Down goes
the book (what chance has . literature,
anyhow?) and the half nelson is coun
tered by an ardent strangle hold.
Then the kiss begins. There is noth
ing Diatonic, nothing fraternal, nothing
perfunctory about it. The audience be
gins to crow Interested. Pulses trained
to sedate, onerattc tempo get clear out
or tlmo and scamper on at a rurious,
erratic . pace, and fussy young" girls
glance speculatively at their staring es
corts. The matrons eve their interested
husbands with an unspoken rebuke.
"Home was never like tnis," mur
murs one railbird sadly.
At the end of 25 1-5 seconds the
stage lips part and the agony of the
audience is over till the next time.
Heney has frequently declared since
Ruef shed tears fn the Temple Sharlth
Israel that the fallen boss would be
sent to jail.
"If only one man la sent to the pen
itentiary as the result of the graft
rosecutlon, that man will be. Abe
Luef," was the repeated announcement
made by Heney prior to the recent
municipal campaign.
Heney has reiterated this since, but
may have been led to change his mind.
ALMOST BLEEDS TO
DEATH FROM NOSE
(Special SUpitch .to Tb arnsl.)
Tacoma, Jfti. 14. For II hours yes
terday Andrew Chrlstofferson, a saloon
proprietor, faced death while physicians
worked in desperation to save his life
Early In the morning an artery far
back In his nostrils became ruptured
and began bleeding. Its position made
it extremely airacuit to reach It and
Chrlstofferson rapidly weakened until
it seemed nis life could not be ssved.
Finally the surgeons reached the diffi
culty and the bleeding- was stopped.
The physicians announce he will live
unless the hemorrhuge begins again.
Olympla Train Changes.
(Special Dbpatcb to Ths Journal.)
Olympla, Jan. 14. Within two weeks
the Northern Paclflo will change its
schedule so that trains that 'have arone
through Olympla about noon will meet
and pass here at 11:26, or 11:30. The
railroad representativea sav- it will be
Impossible to place a morning train on '
Annual u
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the Tacoma-Olympla run now, but as
soon as business will warrant it a
morning train will be restored.
U. OF W.lx)URSE
IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Spec!! DUpateb' to Tbe Jonrsil.1 .
University : of . Washington, Seattle,
Jan. 14. Among new subjects that will
be taught at the university during tne
semester that begina February 1 Is a
two hour course in photography. No
other university in this part of tha
United States and few anywhere eUa
offer such Instruction. Tha work will
be done In the department of chemistry
under Professor I. W. BrandeL Espe
cial attention will be paid tha chemical
f phases of developing, toning and print
ng. The action of light will receive
considerable notice. Because of the
great .diversity in makes, the handling
of the camera will not be much empha
sised, each student being left to work
this problem out forhlmself.
COR.. SEVENTH-AND WASHINGTON. STS.
F6rmerly4&hird;:S
Astoria, Or, Jan. 14. Arrived down
during the night and sailed at 9:26 a.
m.. steamer Cascade, for San Francisco.
I Arrived at 8:30 and left up at 11 a. m
I Bieamer mormiana, irom bid r ran
i cisco. Arrived down at 9 and sailed at
10:40 a. m., steamer Alliance, for Coos
bay. Arrived down at 10 a. m., British
i ships Clacksmannanshire and Glenel
iVan. Arrived at 10:16 a. m. French
i bark General de Boisdefjre. from L.on
idon. Left up at 11 a. m., schooner
Irene; left, up at 11:30 a. m., British
bark' Lady Wolseley and schooner Ma
bel Gale-.
I' San Francisco, Jan. 14. Arrived
at 5 a. m., steamer George Wi Elder.
I from Portland. Sailed at 9 last night.
irnnier x'. innmiiiur rvruaiio. Ar
rived last nighty steamer Colonel E. I.
Drake and barge No. 8, from Portland.
. Nagasaki, Jan. 13-Arrlved January
12, Norwegian steamer Admiral Borre
sen, from Portland.
Astoria, Jan. ll Left up at 1:80 p,
French bark Bayard. Arrived-at i
and left up, at 4:30 p. m., steamer Roan
oke, from San Pedro and way ports.
Hongkong, Jan. IS. Arrived, British
steamer fersia, irom i-oniana. -
Yokohama, Jan. 13.-Arrived : January
11, German steamer Numantla, from
Portland. Sailed January 12. German
steamer Nicoraedia,. for Portland.
Astoria, Jan. 14. Condition of the
bar at 8 a. ra., moderase; wind east; 10
miles; weather cloudy.'. ; -
. Tides at Astoria Today--lllgK water,
9:5 a. m., .4 feet; 11j$7 i.'m., 6 feefc
tLow water. 4:0 a, m., 3.J feet; 6:0S p.
1.1 feet-. . -i . . .
Free Week for Ladies.
Sneclal week .at the Oaks rink. Free
skates and admission to the ladles af
ternoon and eveftlng. Now is the time
to skate. Begin to learn this week.
Thousands are at the big Oaks rink
this week. Bring your friends to the
Oaks . rink and wo will teach them to
skate free of any charge. Music every
afternoon and evening. Cars direct to
Oaks rink every 10 minutes.
MAN DISAPPEARS FR03I
S0UH BEND HOME
ABIES OF HIGHEST QUAU W
We invite lovers of the beautiful : to
view, this week, one of the finest dis
plays of grands and baby grands that
has ever been made in the West. This
is a special exhibit and sale of
the choicest instruments, made
by the foremost makers of the
world. It is a gath
ering perhaps never
before duplicated in
any piano establishment.
r
' iSseelal DUrntcb to' Tbe Jours!.
South Bend, Wash., Jan. 14. John L.
Rhodes has mysteriously disappeared.
Mr. Rhodes was secretary of the Social
ist party at this place and was well
known. He was last seen New Tear's ,
J 1. . L ..il 1 1 ..... I. . . .
filnt vy BevQivi people in buuiii ciciiu :
about 12 o'clock. His clothing, private 1 J
letters and other personal effects were I 2
was thought of his absence ifntll several
days had passed, when his friends be-
i-nme nnpniv and Innlllrv has hronarht
no trace of him. 1 Those who knew Mr.
Rhodes do not consider suicide prob-1
able, and he was not known to have any
bitter enemies, so the foul play idea, is (
considerea ugntiy.-
Gulf States Drainage.
(t'nlred Ptew Teased. Wlra.)
Beaumont, Tex., Jan, 14. A conven
tion of the Gulf States Drainage asso
ciation began its session in Beaumont
today with -delegates present - repre. :
eenting the" entire gulf coast region of
Texas and Louisiana. The chief work '
of the' convention. Which- will be In ses-..
slon two days, is to discuss arrange-'
ments for the formation Of drainage
districts and the Issuing of bonds to
defray the cost of the necessary lnv .
provements to keep the surplus watot i
off the coast country. ,
III. - v.
New Notaries.
(Special Dlnpatcb to The Journ.l.) "V
'Salem, Orv, ' Jan. 14. Governor
Chamberlain - has appointed ' notaries
oubllQ -as follows:' George W. Wilson
and A. W. Lambert, Portland; Thomas
Howell, Oak urovs; C. K-. Pugn, Bweet
Home; W. C. Wyatt, Belle vue; Grace
Landers, - Union: L. H. Russell, ' La
Grande; R, F. Vanell, FreewtterHH.-K.
Hendryx, Granite. M. O. Ms gee, Astoria;
Joseph H. Wright.. Sparta; J. F. O'Leary,
McKensle Bridge? M. A. Mather, Clacki
amaa. - . -
SPECIAL
PRICES
J plays of grands and baby grands that v
I has ever been made in the West. This : - l j
f the choicest instruments, maae , ,ts jt
I world. It is a gath- 7 y;- - ;
ering perhaps never lY- r---Z - f
J before duplicated in S fj d
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of larger I
The Grand is the instru
ment qupre
pianos. Not only
terior beauty, but in
richness of 'tone 4oes it
excel 4 All the wondrous
melody that;' can -s be
s drawn from strings ; of
fc-wire can be secured
manner incomparabl
from the instrument
. built upon the Grand de
sign. There is a respon-
siveness and a general
mechanical , superiority
which places a Grand in
a class by itself.
g - ,.. Noteworthy t in .
play may be men
tioned the famous
dickering Quar-;
ter Grand." as A
ings
siaterWthe; hand
made Art- Hazel
ton, the splendid
Sohrner, the
beautiful Bush &
Gertz, several su-
;;,iilS';EIPb:'.Lesters,; of
a! T? -U't. li 'r-"w t a . '
rniuaeipnii
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fame, and Chicago's magnificent hfsh
art product, the Kimball, as well as
many of the glorious Weber make, the
piano of today, possessing the won
derful Weber tone which has caotivat-
ed a Rosenthal, a Paderewski, and all the great grand opera stars.
Those interested in purchasing a Grand or a Baby Grand should
by all means see this display and take advantage of this sale.
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BIOQEGT, 1
BUSIEST "
&yBEST"F.'':::n'
353 .WASHINGTON. CORNER OF PARK
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