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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL . PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, '1003. 2 -v -Ul I L. Spring medicine In thotwanda md thoaifcndi of I bom In oltloa, towns and villages' thrt dose a day of Ilood'a Bareapa rilla are sow being Uken by every member of the fanuty. iA - Why ocb wide and general dm? Because Hood's Sartaparllla baa proved ltoelf the Best Spring Medicine by it wonderful effect In cleacalnc tn aya- tem of . all bamora, overcoming that tired feeling, creating appetite, clearing I the complexion, giving strength and animation. -Over forty tbonaand-teatlmonlala re ceived In two yean, by actual count. Accept no substitute for ' Hood'aSaroaparllla Inulrt on baring Ilood'a, Get it today. In liquid or tablet form. 100 Dose 11. HIC LB HIT BV IMP i 'Kronprinz Wilhelm Collides I With Crown of Castile in Dense Fog. FlCBiUnDHT I'lUROER CHARG E Hi Bevans, Alias Jack .Col :7 lins, Held at Vancouver i"'1-' Justifies Deed. (Special Dl.pstrb to Tbs Journal.) Vancouver, Wash.. March 18. HI Devaoe, known for the paat three years In this county as Jack Collins, was placed under arrest la at evening by ro tloS 1 Off ler McFarland on tha charm ' of murdering Ma brother-in-law In Pike county. Kentucky, five yeura ago. The arrest was mnl Just aa Brvana waa bout to U-uve ror I'oitlnixl wiln ma wife. Attorney Whltt of rikevllle. who , baa been In this section looking for Her an m. am leave for Kentucky tomor row jnnrnlnu with hla prisoner, having Secured extradition papera rrom uov arnor Meail. Sheriff Sapplngton was at Portland looking for Uevans when he waa ar , rested. For the paat three years, Collins, aa re baa alwaya been known here, worked In . logging camp near YacolL His conduct during that time has been above reproach. Aloes ra. McFarland, uessa rr M' 4 Vir and Croaop. who are now on the police rorce here, nave worked witn Collins and aay he always appeared to i thesn aa a model citizen. It waa be cause of having known him soiwell that ; . tfcrariand made the arrest. I i '. Bevans declares he la lBnocent6T any Wrong. While admitting that iie killed Ms brother-in-law, he declares It was . done in self-defense. When arrested Devana had 1600 on hla person. Apparently he had learned ' that the officers were on hla trail and had Coins to Vancouver from Portland to get his wife and waa making a speedy , , return when picked op. . ' Tomorrow and Friday will positively be the laat days for discount on east aids gas hill. Portland flas company. BRITISH n P - a " r u M FIREMEN AT WORK IN FRONT OF PACIFIC COMPANY'S BUILDING. DENSE MASS (Continued from Page One.) Oil DEATH BED ' " esaM"ssies""ss If " Campbell - Bannerman Hies a Complete Overthrow of Cabinet Is Expected. . . (Called Press Ltaaed Wire.) . ' London, March II. Reports from the bedalde of Premier Campbell-Bannerman , today indicate that his condition is un . changed, and that his death may be ex jvecled st ar.y hour. Should he die there will probably be a complete reorganisa t!oi of the British cabinet. . Pongreag of Students. (Bpedal Dtipatrb to The Jonraal.) Buenos Ayres, March It. This gov ernment has prepared its program for the congress of students to be held here In 1910 on the occasion of the centenary celebration, m , , . . .-,t ,, , ,. , Tomorrow and Friear- will positively ' be thovlaat daj'S for discount oh east Ids gam bills. Portland Gas company. ' . Perfect fitting glasses i tl st Metiger's over oth-r buildings and water turned on the fire through the rear windows and enlts. ladders were used altogether by the firemen on the front end of the duiiu- Ing and after the fire had spread prac tlrully to all parts of the building above the second floor. This was made nec essary nwlnr to the fact that the Hot aling structure has never been supplied with fire escapes. . At first the firemen were able to en ter the building and ret nearer the fires but this was soon Impossible and they were compelled to retreat on account of the great amount of smoke snd ths deadly fumes from the rubber goods, which seemed to be Igniting every where. Chief Campbell arrived soon after the alarm snd took charge of the fire fight ing forces. While the several lines of hose were used to good effect after they had been arranged in the rear, five other lines and that of the fire boat were uaed effectively from the First street side. Hers the men, after being driven from the interior, stood in tha win. dows or near them sa nnsslhl nH guided the waters to the various places ss ths flames broke out anew. Xiodglnjr-Xonss Damag-ed. So soon did the flames in the rear nf the Rubber company's building break through the Iron shutters snd leap across the 12-foot court to the building adjoining in the rear that occupants of the Bay City rooming-house at U0 Burnslde street were scarcely able to move their personal effects out of their rooms before thev were smoking. The building is a three-storv brlek structure owned by Mrs. Rarah Clumla. On the lower floor, facing on Burnslde street, are stores and restaurants owned for' the -most part by Japanese. The two upper floors are occupied by the mmm ' Men Dossed frbrn VC lm0M. Head to Fobt for MM! Onlv Cnh m X . i",rei.s"- i --iM. I , - 1 Look at the List! (Caited Press Leased Wire.) New York, March It Ths hlg trana- Atlantio liner Kronprlns WUhslm of Hamburg narrowly escaped being sank frames soon 1 ml ted snd the east aide of the building waa soon smoking oml nously. Mrs. Boberts called in her roomers or as many of them as she could find, and had them move out fur niture and peraonai belongings rrom I n the uppsr bay today just north of uarantlne when she collided with ths ths rooms on the side nearest the fire. BU XJaes of Xose When the department arrived six lnaIenM. f.ff frantically to ths decks snd ths great- fought the flames that were pouring difficulty was sxpsrlenced by ths out of the rear of the rubber company's officers snd crew In preventing steer- bUlldinr. Lines of hiu. we(- alan car. "S" passengers irom leaping overDoara. rled up to the' roof of the rooming- otn vessels wers aolng slowly at ths house nd a detail of men fourht the "me, nowever, ana nsitnsr was sen- fire from ths roof as well. They were pusly damaged. Each continued on hsr burning only able to keep the Clumla building from way, y oy continually the side wall with water. The heat in the little court was intense and the nremen were unable to stand In it un til the fire had been extinguished. Adjoining the rubber comnanv'a build ing on the north is another roomlng- nouse me weDer. This waa not dam aged by the flames. Mrs. Roberts wss. unable to ssy how much damage had been done to her property, put It will probably amount io 11,500. It is covered by insurance. HAVTI DECIDES TO END RIOTS police stretch ropes. Blacks in Better Temper and Xo Chance Given to Loot Burning Little Danger Of Anti-For- eign Demonstration. Building. Cantaln 1nnrm nt tha nntix. rn. was soon at the fire wfth a detail of men. Mopes were stretched serosa the different streeta and traffic was prac tically at a standstill. Streetcars were unable to run along Burnslde street for several noura (Catted Press Least! Wire.) ' Port Au Prince, March 18 Ths niicemen wem .tli- cruiser Des Moines arrived here today nf0ntll Vie entIan'.';" n? rr d.oor," and th situation appears less grays occuPTeddlbfyerthe XlS <$?nflS& yt.rd.y. There have been no except those who had nusinesa none 8treet demonstrations today and the Captain temper of the blacks which at first Bay City rooming-house owned bv Mr a. Chrlstlina Roberts. The flames Were so hot In the little court between the rooming-house snd the burning building that tha wooden I of the property of their respective com I panles as waa roKlhl l.tn.m.n ! climbed tefenhnne nnlna rnt mA tBri.i. live electric wires as though they wers I uariiucBs mreaas, Moore took these precautions to prevent 1 seemed likely to flare up over the pros- puiering in case uie lire continued to peot or roreii spread. - g in case the fire continued to Peot of foreign Interference, has cooled I nercentlhlv Klectrlclana Snd telephone linemen I With American. 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UIQ iiawiinj Duuaing on the south, is occu pibu uy me v.naries t: ueebe compa ship chandlers. In the num. hniin at 6 and 7 First street is the wareroom of the American type foundry. This k-wii.-crn esuupeo, nowever. with prac Spectacles 11.00 at Metzger's. TOO CLOSE IN (Continued from Page One.) sengers were calmed and several boats lowered, into which they piled. The boats made several trlns he ana snip, s&visg an of the peraonai ef rects or passengers and crew. Nleht " npeni on me oeacn, wnere fires were built and temnorarv nheifor. erected. The few farmers at Fort Ross did all that was In their power to help the survivors, but there were too many iioiii me rumuns 10 oe cared ror com fortably. The Pomona, was following the nn. ally dangerous method of "close In shore" to save time and coal. Had she been a reasonable distance off shore the accident would never hftve hnn- pened, as no Inset current exists off the point that would have sent her off ir course ana toward the reer. SEXAT0B FULTON PILES PETITION (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) 8alem, March 18. Charles W. Fulton yesterday filed his petition for the senatorial nomination on tha Renuhll. cart ticket with ths secretary of state. His petition is signed by 2,900 voters frm 17 counties, his home county of Clatsop supplying 631 of the signers, the largest number rrom any individual county. arums Ami 4, 190T CREDIT IP DfSIRED v XSLSVT hian and woman to know-about our NO ; EXTRA CHARGE CREDIT SYSTEM. Small weekly or monthly payments to suit your convenience is all we ask. tJJE ant you to investigate this method of dealing. , . WE Want your trade, for we believe our system deserves it. DORITGOyOH No one should permit a cough or cold to run unchecked, ! Serious throat or lung trouble Is likely to follow. voe, ana use promptly, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup which quickly relieves and cures colds, wugns, Droncxutia, wnooping-cougn, moaaieo, croup, and prevents pneu monia and consumption. ,t ( ; they will he turned over to Havtl for punisnmem. BLOCKADE IN BLUE un hut linn luuniHino II BROKEN Train Service Kesumcd; Im prisoned Passengers and Mails Released. (Special Dispatch to Tba Journal.) Pendleton, Or., March 18. The flood waters have entirely receded and traf fic is now open east and west from Pendleton. Hundreds of passengers ar- rived here on trains this morning who had been delayed at La Grande three days. Heavy crews both east and west were put at work by the O. R. & N. to clear tracks and repair damage. The company will suffer a loss of many tnousands or dollars. There are neavy mails in from east and west today. The throusrh tra n from the easi win reacn i-oniana this afternoon. MULAI HAFID WANTS TO END REBELLION (United Press Leased Wire.) Casa Blanca, Morocco, March 18 General d'Amade, commanding ths French forces in Morocco, has replied to the peace overtures from Mulal Hafld, pretender to the throne, that he is able to Dromlss the latter good treat. ment as a prisoner, but that all bar gaining for terms must be preceded by unconditional sarrenuer. muiri was practically driven into corner a fortnight ago. and General d'Amade has been butting his followers to pieces ever since. His plea for peace is consiuerea as marxing me oeginmni of the end of hostilities In Morocco. I Mulal surrenders he will probably be sent to France to guard' against fresh outoreaKs under nis leadership. BOY IS KILLED BY GLANCING BULLET ths bank holidays proclaimed last fall whether ths holidays applied to only claimed and neither nartv nMot f nfiw-z ssg$ffiF. 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