THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAIi PORTLAND,' THURSDAY EVENING, , MARCH 20. 1001
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WALTER EVAHS TO
ASSIST roilRT
Deals Body Blow to Seattle
-Exposition and Arouses
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Younfir , Attorney's Name
jWill Be Sent to Depart?.
f ment Today. .
Walter H. Evans Is the new assistant
I TTn!t1 Arataa itlatrlnr aHnmiv tnr Ah.
' Antrer of Entire - North- hhu appointed tm mornm
j , - ff i a .vauni bwwi vinnvt augnnf ggi
nelr JU.eipS UIO uuau Ul McCourt and announcement of the ap
pomtment will be aent to the depart
Secretary, Taft.
(Special DiBtch to Tbe JosrnsL)
Washington. March . i8. If Con-
ment of luetic - at Waahlnerton thla
afternoon.
Mr. Evans haa been In the efflce of
the United State attorney sine March
a, navina; oeen aopointea aa a special
aaelstant together with Robert Tucker,
ty w. j. Bristol, who waa awaiting; re
tlrement. - . .
Mr. Evana waa offered th position
greaaman William MeKlnley of Illlnota. 1 when Mr. McCourt waa flrat appointed,
. who la act n aa manager of the po- uociinea me oner. Bince ui meai-
n.t.-.i , ,,.,.,." -. Ins of the grand Jury of the United
lltlcal cohorta of "Uncle Joe' Cannon states circuit court Wan lnveetlgatlona
la the scramble for Republican favor of the various casea pending, Mr. Evana
and the presidential nomination aver nd Mr. Tucker mad a record In dla-
, ' ., .. ,.' posing of the questions at hand. Later
hopes to secure all or any part of the Mr jkcourt again requested Mr. Evans
vmea 01 me aoiegaiions naiung uura to become his assistant ana nis accept
to Pacific northwest he will have to lance of the offer thla morning la the
mi unci a rvQ niaieriuuy cntntei result.
his policy In regard to the tiuattl fair The salary af the assistant district
bilk ,, . ....... attorney heretofore has been 1115. In
At the present writing the chances of the case of Mr. Evans, however, Mr. Mc-
the Seattle promoters of the Alaska- Court Is to make a recommendation to
Yukon - Pacific fair getting the de- the department of justice that the
sired appropriation from congress look amount of the salary be Increased to
, about as happy as J. Foraker's prospects jno a month. Mr. McCeurt will also
of political advancement in the balliwlc ask for a second ' assistant on the
w or unio. not amen aeaa pernaps out i around that there la enougn work for
very aumnuieiii. i no commiuet on iu- i hlmaeir ana two other attorneys.
' dustrlal arts and expositions of the Mr. Evans was born in Indiana In
house presented the-exposition with ( h70. In former years he taught school
very aeceni indorsement, oniy one vote, i for II years. Later ne waa connected
mat or Chairman uardner or jaassa-1 with the aovernment service In Tennee
chusetts, being against IU In the usual . and Porto Rica He Is a graduate
course oi legislative events mat wouiu of the University oi uregan in trie law
urn suiiicieni, ana me aesirea unanviai i class Of lvUfe.
support iroua uncle uamuei wouia ue
duly given. The committee on indus
trial arta and expositions of the house,
however, Is not actively concerned, aa a
body. In the campaign for presidential
nomination that Is being waged by a
number of the hlghbrowed favorite and
annointed sons or the grand old party.
But the speaker of the house is very
much engaged In such a contest and It
Is rlrht there where the fine point and
keen edge of the political stllletto en
tered In and punctured the rosy hopes
of President Chllberg and his public
spirited colleagues in Seattle.
Wanted rtrst OalL
Speaker Cannon a political managcra
wanted flrat call If possible on the
votes of the Washington delegation at
ma Chicago convention. They desired
to have the delegation sent unlnatructed
or at the best not tied up for Taft. Hot
la tbelr anxiety to corral the votes they
left tact and diplomacy behind them The federal grand Jury adjourned this
-nil woni usr uie ueirnaiiuu wnu I mnrnlnv until Mnn'i .t in a
the finesse of a. man who is about to mornln untu Monday at 10 a
'decapitate a spring pullet with tl fam- Among other cases that will probably
lly hatchet. They hauled out the I be taken uefore the grand Jurors, and
fc.?;V y will Probably be In session
iiourisnea tne cannon brand or tne
big stick, which is almost as large and
heavy as the presidential variety, they
displayed the speaker's scalping knife
and with It the belt upon which Ta hung
a large and varied number of acalps
taken rrom would-be statesmen who at
one time or the other opposed the
wishes of the autocrat of the house.
Cannon's Snickersnee.
The Cannon snickersnee waa polished
: GRAND Jffl III
LOHiSIOII
New Cases "Will Hold Fed
eral Body Longer Than
Expected.
Cannon brand of the much longer than wag flrat expected, Is
that of Larkey lgaii of Toledo, an In
dian, who was arreated and later shot
at by a brother of Willie Gamier, whom
L.ogan naa Kiuea. inner inaian cases
will alao probably be Investigated.
K. Humlda, a Japanese cook at Sar
gent's hotel, was indicted by the grand
jury yesterday on a charge of Import
ing alien women rrora japan, tjumiaa
was committed to Jail by Judge Wolver-
ton thla morning. His' bond waa placed
up ana anarpensa ana ciemy swung ov on this mornlnrr.
lore the eyes of the Washington dele- tinn AnntViar indictment lnt
gatlon. Then It was hinted that the another person was also returned by
Cannon men would like Washington a tha rn veBierdnv and a bench war-
lupport and Intimated that things would .. s.ueA tor his arrest.
happen to the Heattle fair bill unless
such support was forthcoming, with a
vivid recital of the number of corpses
that were now laid away In the Cannon
morgue and an assurance that there was
ft HI room for a few more cadavers of a
turned loose to tell of what they had 'S'?1" of tho overn"
Ai..n on.l hoorH nH .orb fnp funnnn ment against SUmlda. . .
Natau -Takaya, a Japanese woman.
whom Sumlda and hts partner are al
leged to have brought to thla county,
was ordered deported by the Immigra
tion authorities some several weeka ago.
She Is being held In Portland, however,
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DOHHAFRAHCISCO
COMES SEEKING
British Bark Arrives in Bal
last From Valparaiso.
FIVE DISENGAGED
CAERIERS IN BIVEIi
Freights Decline aa Season's Busi
ness Begins to Come to Close
Windjammers Might Have to Tako
Lumber After Waiting for Wheat.
seen and hoard and work for Cannon
and the fair. But the scheme didn't
work. Washington Instructed for Taft,
after a short splutter for La Follette.
Cannon's name was not mentioned.
Thru, it is said, the speaker warmed up
for his end of the fight. He had the
original bill which was passed by the
COLE WILL SPEAK TO
AT
VOTERS
GRESHAM
Miles H. Elliott. Indicted by the grand
Jury yesterday, pleaded guilty In the
United States circuit court and was sen
tenced to one year at McNeil s island
for robbing the nostorrioe at Aionmana
Sherman county, last July. Judge Wol-
verton suspended sentence on condition
nenate referred to the committee of thai KUlotl return tne money iaen
ways and means, when It came over from the postolTIce and pending good
from the house, and House leader I Denavlor.
ereno E. Payne, the chairman of that
committee, whs Instructed to pigeon
hole It. As far as it Is ' known that
bill Is still in the legislative pickel.
Drafted Hew Bill.
The exposition men got busy and had
another bill drafted and had the regu
lar eommlttee on Industrial arts and
expositions report on It. But when it
leached the house It was met by a
flinty glance from "Uncle Joe," and
Hereno Payne, Sherman, Dalsell and
'i'awney, had no words of welcome. The
bill almost visibly wilted under the
blight.
Now the friends of the exposition are
Indignant and that is probably all the
good It will do them. "Uncle Joe" and
the house leaders are Impervious to In
dignation. Their armor belts are al
ways high above the water line when It
comes to repelling shafts of ebullient
emotion of that character. Support is
their slogan and of support the Wash
ington men. have none. Their hands are
aa empty as the lamps of the tardy
bridesmaids were of oil.
An onen Maht on the floor of the
house Is proposed by the daring, but
uncie joe - nas a way or Dringing tne
reservation Jumpers back Inside of the
rarty program with a yelp, and al
bough he may aMow the congressmen
from the northwest a few moments of
the valuable time of the house In which
to give voice to tbelr outraged feelings,
lie will never let them become danger
ous. Ana in tne meanwnue tne Seattle
exposition bill languishes and grows
thin for lack of nourishment or the sort
that will give It sufficient strength to
tap the tin or uie united states treas
ury.
' On Shaft Left
The Seattle' men have one shaft left
In their bow, however, and they declare
that they will certainly use it. MoKln-
ey declared mis morning uiai cannon
had 148 votee laced away and with that
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Marshall Michigan. . ' , - ,
James Cole, Republican candidate for
district attbrney to succeed John Man
ning, will speak to the voters of Gresh
am tonight at that place. A large crowd
Is expected to hear the young man who
haa been making such a whirlwind
campaign since he announced his candi
dacy several weeks ago.
Mr. Cola addressed a large gathering
of Republicans at Woodstock lust night
under the auspices -of the Forty-fifth
Precinct Republican club. The candi
date was accorded a hearty welcome by
the crowd by his clear and forcible
manner In presenting his views. The
speaker reiterated his promises set
forth In his platform In repard to en
forcing all the laws and made a favora
ble Impression upon his auditors by th
honesty of his motlvea In running for
the distrlot attorneyship.
C. Ben Riesland presided at last
night's meeting; and Introduced Mrr
Cole. Candidates besides Mr. Col who
spoke were R. O. Morrow, candidate for
judge of Department No. 2: 1. V. Hard-
man, Judge Cameron and othprs.
Another windjammer Joined the dis
engaged fleet In the river thla morn
lng when the British bark Donna Fran
cisco arrived at Astoria In ballast from
Valparaiso. With the latest addition
there are now five disengaged In port,
the largest number early last year.
The Donna Francisco left Valparaiso
about three months ago unannounced,
and nothing was known of her having
struck out for this port until a rew
daya ago, when the announcement of
her coming caused no little surprise
among tne snipping rraternity.
Freights were quite satisfactory when
the big windjammer left the Chilean
port, but began to decline soon after.
and have steadily been going down un
til now they are hardly being consid
ered by ship owners.
The other disengaged windjammers
In the river are the British ship Largle
more, the British ship Brodick Castle,
the British bark I.eyland Brothers and
the British bark Crown of India. The
Crown of India and Iarglemore are in
the harbor, while th Brodick Castle
and Leyland Brothers are still at As
toria. Lumber Is offering for several ports,
and in view of this being the tall end
of the wheat shipping season, some of
the disengaged ships will probably have
to accept It or wait for new crop wheat.
PAST SAILING SHIPS.
Made
a:
could prevent Taft's nomination on the
first, second or third ballot. By that
time, asserts the statesman from the
Sucker state, other delegations will be
piling Into "Unci oJ's" band wagon
and looking for easy seats. It is on
this expected land slid that Cannon
bases hfs hopes of nomination. Here Is
where the Seattle men plant to secure
sweet revenge at least. They aver that
Cannon's action In regard to the fair
mil nas aroused tho anger of the entire
Pacific northwest snd that Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington will see thrtr dele
gations go down In the wreck of Taft's
blighted ambitions rather than ever see
tnem supporting uannos. And further
more, they believe they can largely pre
vent, a break In Taft'a forces, if one Is
Imminent and will work tooth and nail
10 oo so.
MOKE RUNNERS ENTER
POLITICAL CONTEST
W. J. Clemens and James D. .Abbptt
have entered the race-.as candidates for
representative In the legislature ion the
Republican ticket, supporting Statement
No 1. S. N. Johnston of Troutdale la
a candidate for constable and C I My
ers is seeKing tne same oinoe in tne
Portland district
S. H. Lough of precinct 68. , II. J.
Hobart of 18, B. 8. Stone of 114. Wil
liam J. Doerlng of 29, L. T. Zachris-
Goray of 18, 8. E. Holcomb of 67. S. B.
Watkina of IU ahd.M. Kronenberg of
101 are new Democratic announcements
for members of the county central com
mitteo. . ;-" ' ' ,
On the Republican Sid' new entries
are Charles Cleveland of 101, John P.
O'Connor Of 17, .John P. Hoffman of 112,
Charles 8. Rlelv of Jfi, A. W. Allen of 6.
George Otten of 13. J. L. Tlndall.-of 89,
W. K. Marshall of 83. A. Ej Cook of ,
Tom Bwenson of 4T,,a, W. Gundereon of
ill, k. ju .wnson or sz, w. b. Fech
heimer of 14, William Feustel of 5,-D. J.
Quimby Of 67. 'W. H. Burke of 114. and
hL I "Griffin of 48. ., : ; v
. '. . 1 " , 11 -' . '; y- ..
Quit a number of Democrats of New
York City are of th belief, that Mor
gan J. O'Brien la to be nominated for
mayor next 'year. -i
Largiemore, Now Here, Has
Some Quick Passages.
The British bark largiemore which
arrived here a few days ago from New
castle, New South Wales, with a cargo
of coal nas tne reputation or being a
fast sailer, although her run from tho
antipodes to the Columbia river was by
no means a record-breaking perform
ance.
First Officer Smith, who has been
with her four years aays her fastest
run, and one that attracted attention
from near and far was when she wont
from San Frantilsco to Falmouth In 1U
days. That happened seven years ago.
Iditer she sailed from Rio Janeiro to
Newcastle. New Soufh Wales, In 42
days, a still better performance. That
voyage she collided with an Iceberg,
but escaped serious injury.
The Largiemore Is discharging coal
at th bunkers or tne 1'acirio coast
company.
SEES NO BATE WAR.
the rest of them If any one beglna to
mince the rates.
Captain Spencer has operated the
steamer Charles R. Spencer between Port
land and The Dalles" for several years
and Intends placing her on the same run
about the 10th of next month. She is
at present undergoing a general over
hauling at the yards of the Portland
Shipbuilding company. It Is intended to
launch her Tuesday.
As usual the Spencer wfll carry ex
cursion crowds to Cascade Locks on
Sundays. The Sunday excursion will be
Inaugurated as soon as the weather In
vites a fairly good traffic.
It has been predltced that the upper
Columbia route will be made exceeding
ly Interesting this season by a throat
cutting rate war as a result of the open
ing of the north bank road, but so far
no one directly Interested has proposed
starting- the slashing.
In competition with the Spencer will
be the Oppn River Transportation com
pany's boat. J. N. Teal and the D. P. ft
A. N. company's steamers Bailey Qat
rert and Dalles City.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The steamer Breakwater left for Coos
Bay last night.
The steam schooner F. 8. Loop left
the mills of the Portland Lumber com
pany last night for San Francisco. She
will finish her lumber rargo at one of
the mills down the river.
The French bark Cornll Bart will ar
rive In the harbor thla afternoon with
1S.000 -barrels cement consigned to W.
P. Fuller & Co. She will drop anchor
In the stream.
The steam schooner Washington col
lided with the Burnslde street biflge
draw yesterday arternoon wnne iuing
shifted from Oak street dock to the
Couch street dock. No damage was sus
tained by the stoam s'-hooner. but the
bridge draw was put out of commission
for about an hour. Tne Immediate ar
rival of the steamers Wauna, Wenona
and M. F. Henderson saved the draw
and the Washington. Pilot Harry Km-
ken was In charge of the Washington
at the time. He says the collision was
unavoidable because or the draw railing
to open full owing to the presence of
plledriver at the south side of the
draw Pier. The Washington goes to
Rainier this afternoon to load lumber.
The steam schooner Nann Smith has
arrived on Coos Bay. She was given a
great ovation when she steamed Into
the bay. The Nann Smith belongs to
the C. A. Smith Lumber A Manufactur
ing
and will carry lumber
company.
from the mill on the bay to both coast
wise and offshore ports.
is 2,000,000 feet.
Her capacity
SENDS BOTTLE MESSAGE.
Passenger on Steamer Alliance Seeks
to Gain Notoriety.
(Special D!j patch to Tbe Journal.)
Astoria, Or.. March 24. On the morn
ing of March 21, while Lorans Halst
was walking along Clatsop beach, near
the wreck of the British bark Galena,
he picked up a bottle containing two
pieces of paper. One was a blank
deputy JInlted States marshal's receipt,
on which was written: "At sea on the
steamship Alliance, March 4, received
from W. B. t.rlfflth dollars. 8. K.
Marston. sheriff. Gold Hill.''
The other was written on the back of
an application blank for membership
In the Marshfield fire department. In
a broken way Is wrjtten: "10 minutes
to 12 o'clock. Finder of this bottle
please notify any one of the names at
Port Orford, Curry county, Oregon; also
state when found and at what point.
Going to Loa Angeles, March 4, 1908.
Going out of Coos bay." Then follows
a list of 14 names of men and women
The steamer Alliance In making reg
ular trips between Portland. Astoria
and Coos bay and return. The bottle
was evidently thrown overboard by
some one to gain notoriety.
MARINE INT KL LICENCE.
Captain Spencer Says He Does Not
Propose to Start One.
Captain E. W. Spencer says he is not
looking ror a rate war on ine upper riv
er, but declares he will be there with
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Sue II. KImore, Tillamook. . .Ms rch tn
Alliance, Coos Bay March 28
Breakwater. Coos Bay ... r .... March 29
Kureka, Kureka and Coos March 31
Henator. San Francisco March 31
O. W. Klder. San Pedro and way March, 3 1
lianalei, Ban Francisco April 1
Roso City. San Francisco ...... .April 7
Roanoke, San Pedro and way April 7
Arabia, orient April 10
Nlconiedia, orient May 1
Alesia. orient June 1
Numantla, orient July 1
Bgala Liners to Depart.
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. March 2
Rose City, San Francisco March ?7
Alliance, Coos Bay March 30
Sue If. Elmore, Tillamook March 81
Manalel, San Francisco April 1
Breakwater, San Francisco April 1
eo. W. Elder, San Pedro April 2
Senator. San Francisco April 3
r.iuir-nu, r-iureKa Hnu loos April 3
Arabia, orient April II
Nlconiedia. orient May S
Ale&ia. orient June i
Numantla, orient July S
Teasels ta Vort.
St Nlcholaa, Am. sh. Astoria
Berlin, Am. nil Alaska
Henry Vlllarrl. Am. sh St. Johns
Acme, Am. sh Portland Lbr, Co.
Jordanhlll, Br. sh Llnnton
Alice Marie, Fr. bk Stream
Andre Theodore, Fr. bk Stream
HochiC, Fr. bk Montgomery, No. 2
Collunna, Hr. bk Coal bunkers
Broderlck Castle. Br. ship Astoria
largiemore, Br. sh Coal Bunkers
Edward Detallle. Fr. bk. Columbia No. v
Sommerstad, Nor. sa Llnnton
Strathblane, Br. ss St. Johns
Marechal Davont, Fr. bk Greenwich
Moller. Fr. bk Dolphins
Crown of India, Br. bk.Montgoniei v No. 2
Verbena. Br. bk Elevator
Leyland Bros., II r. sh Astoria
Turner. Am. sch Tongue Point
King Cyrus, Am. sch Prescott
Albyn. Rus. bk Stream
Ernest Ieiiouve. Fr. bk Irvlnir
Clan Buchanon, Br. bk. .Columbia No. 2
Irene, Am. sch: Llnnton
J. M. Weather wax. Am. sch Astoria
Eugene Bergaline, Fr. bk Mersey
Albert Meyer, Am. sell Rainier
Cornll Bart, Br. bk .Stream
Celticburn, Br. bk. Stream
Nomla, Oer. bk Astoria
F. S. Loop, Am. aa Astoria
Washington. Am. mm. fminh trof
Condor, Am. as. Couch street
Asuncion, Am. ss Portsmouth
Ros City, Am. ss Alnsworth
Roanoke, Am. ss Martin's
Donua Francesca. Br. bk Astoria
Hn Boat to oad lumber.
Echo. Am. bktn. Callao
St Helena, Am. sh San Franclsoo
Northland. Am. ss .San Francisco
Melville Dollar. Am. ss...San Francisco
Ravalli. Am. ss San Francisco
Churchill, Am. sch Keelung
Kelburn, Br. bk MoJUlones
Letitla, Am. sch San Francisco
Virginia, Am. Bch San Francisco
Ea oat With Cement and General.
Aberfoyle. Br. sh. Antwerp
Edmund Itostad. Fr. bk London
Emanuel Accame. It bk Hamburg
Asgard, Nor. ship Antwerp
uioart, ft. aa Antwerp
Albert Klckmers. Ger. bk.:....Antwero
Clan Graham. Br. ah. Cardiff
Kugenl Fautrel. Fr. bk Antwaro
Vlncennes Br. sh. Antwerp
Gael, Fr. bk London
, Coal Ships Bn Boat.
Ancaloa, Br. sh... ....Newcastle, A.
Mlndoro. Am. ach. .Newcastle, X. 8. W.
Tramp Steamers Sa Boat.
Minerva, Nor. ss. Panama
Strathgyle. British ss. .San Francisco,
Needles, nr. ss....... .Magdalena Bay
nversklp, Br. as. .......San Francisco
Eisa, Nor. ss. ......... .....Guaymas
Strathtay, Br. ss. ...... Magdalena Bay
Boverlc. Br. 8S. ........San Franclson
Taunton, . ttr. aa, 4 . Quay maa
Sa Boat lsi Ballast to X,oad Qraia.
Alsterkamp, Qer. sh.,....Caleta Coloaa
Manx King, Br. ah.........,....Taltral
ITrania. Nor. bk. . . .. ...... ..Valrmmtan
Port Crawford, Br. ah...,.-.....,Callao
Agnea Oswald. Br. ah. .......... CaHun
River FallocnJBr bk, ........... Callao
Nordaee. Ger. ah. .............. .Tallim
Oregon, Ger.-ah. .............Yokohama
Gen. Faldherb. Fr. bk. ... ... Yokohama
Henrietta,- Oer,sn. . .v. , v. ,"VVst coast
The largest department in Portland,
devoted exclusively to the outfitting of
Youths. Kovs and Children. v
Manv new, handsome fabrics, two-
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$2.85 to $7.50 :
Little fellows' Reefers, in fancy fab
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$3.15 to $10.00
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Twelve inches'
from the eyes,
no farther; the object
in so holding is to test
your sight. You of course,
could read better by holding
ft farther away, but that would
spoil tbe result la buying spectacles
b, curt 70a obtain perfect lenses, -' " - .
poor lenses are an Injury to your eyta. '
Th 7 being a Tory dalle at organ, 70a should not lntras, Its oar ts)
any on bat a skilled Oonllst or Optician,
It you cannot read this type at tweW Inches your eye need halpy r
and you ahould b fltted with flassea Immediately,
D. CHAMBERS (& SON
Are prepared to correct all refractly error. . ' ' -
83 TEAJBS' rXACTXCS and the latest Instruments make Acpurat '
Corrections Sura - 'v'r
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JL4RIXE NOTES.
1 ..-. urarni, 9 Arrived down dur
ing the night, steamer F. 8. Loop. Loft
tin at 4 a. m., steamer Asuncion. Ar
rived at 9:10 a. m., British bark Donna
Franceses, from Valparaiso. Arrivert
nown at 5 and sailed at 7 a. in., steamer
Breakwater, for Coos Bay. , . ..
Astoria. March 25. Arrived at 4:50
p. in., Bteamer Asuncion, from San Fran-
ClSan Francisco. March 2. Arrived at
10 a. m., steamer Argyll, from Portland.
Antwerp, March 26. Arrived March
23, British steamer Glenstrae, from
rDover!" March 2. Passed. Norwegian
Bteamer Herm, from Portland.
Astoria. March 26. Condition of the
bar at a. m.. moderate; wind west 21
miles: weather cloudy.
Tides at. Astoria jouaj
7:0S a. m., 7.4 fief. 9:14 p. m.. 6.6 fet;
low water. 1:04 a. m.. 4.2 feet; 2:15 p.
m., 0.7 feet.
KING LEOPOLD IN
CRITICAL CONDITION
oncteaners Xa Coat.
Qeoi Lffoiula,!AxavAAi!SA .ruiclsc
(United Press Leasea Wlra.)
Brussels, March 26. It was reported
w - nnirht that Kins: LeoDoldhas
suffered a severe relapse of th Illness
from which no naa peen "nu.,iOT
aom time, and that his condition Is
quit grave. " ''ji. "' 'f
ONLY CIIAEGE FQR ONE "
HALF COST OF . AVIIIE
" Officials of th Portland Railway,
Light A Power company say that resi
dents of St John ar mistaken in1 th
statement wat the company has been
charging for running wlrea Into houses
on tha peninsula. . It la explained that
hall agcregata, for th first year, a
sum equal to on hair th cost of ifut
"?JV" r- Tl Xocky Quarter
;Ia the one you pay for a h.- of )
Klnfa New Life I'tun. 'i'hr tii
the health tliat'e ir r.r.M t
Jewels. Tr thirt f r bi-l -
neas. eonsttiuilio't i-.' l ui...
Mot laJtUt J-lrea. ; IX, Xor example, th fuuy refunded at :.Uiirr L
Hills and Horses
are a bad combination and the
resultant strained shoulders and
legs mast be eiren careful atten
tion If your faithful beast Is to
be spared to you. Prompt treat
ment is necessary and the best -suited
for the purpose is old
reliable . i.,y-
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Made of oils, famous for their
penetrating and healing quali-
uis it quicajy reneres soreness,
soothes the Injured parts and
removes all stifibess front the
joints and limbs. s, . - ; '
Send fer aFSEBeopy of1 our YaTuaMe bookt-V
"PoUrts from a Boraa Doctor's Viuij."
Lyon Manufacturing Co
V 44 South Fifth 8t, Brooklyn, N.T. .
ooat Is I8, th houseownar must pitv
at least 13 pr tnonth for th first yr- .r.
Thereafter ha la nhr . niv ,hk , . .
light actually used. y T
the company merely enacts a ftisrant
that th monthly bills of the custoi.iT
efm T SB M f ka THlavaalln.
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ai FreiRht Handlers and Hsllway Cii -'
uruon ar iiuuristiinir m Chicsxa.
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