THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1C03.
11118
WERRy WIDOWS!
OMR HOLDS
CilffBELt 1'JIIIS FUEIOII OOUIITS
Till. SCOTT TORII
SAY HYDE USED '
nor FOR THEM
2000jSJpOI)
III DISTRICT HMEBilllDIWI
BT OISSEIISIOII
our.jr.ivciAir.is
.Tavney'of Minnesota and
: Ifaney' of Indiana Hurt
When; Mount Pleasant ana
Georgetown Cars Collide
at National Capital.
". tjltl rrw WlrO
1- Washington. April 12. Two con-
..mn Tivntr of Minnesota and
John C Ilaney of Indiana, and eeveral
paaeenger war Injured today whn a
biff Mount , Pleasant car ran mm .
r.nrrtnn ear at Fourth and A.
street and Penneylvanla avenue.
Representative Tawney' back wa
injured and Haney la Buffering with a
brulMKl hip. Both men. who seemed to
be mora eriouly hurt than any of tha
Other passenger, were carried jrom un
eena, Twney being taken to com-nltt-room
adjoining tha house of rap;
rntativs. Failure of tha brakea of
tha Mount Pleasant oar to work cauaaa
tii wrack. . -
DERBY-JEFFREY
DOUBT
Burlington Church - Jlem
J befs Put 'Ban on- New:
Sky Piece.
Gives. Season "Why He B
' I fuses to Sign Warrant
for City Lights. .
! Eastern Oregon return mak tha
fight extremely close between Andrew
Jackson Derby and John A. Jaf fray for
tpi DeraocraUo nomination for eon
gresg for tha Second, district '
, Retarns from Baker, Clatsop, Gilliam,
Sfalheur, Morrow, Umatilla and Waaco
counties, for tha moat part Incomplete,
Slve Derby a lead of 279 to tee Over
effrey, who leada In ' Multnomah
county. Tha Multnomah county retarns
have not yet been canvassed, and until
that la don It will not be known how
taut-H Jeffrey lead 1 In thle county. -Friend
of both men ara claiming- tb
victory. Jeffrey' friend contend that
their man will, hare (00 vote to spare
in Moitnomah county, Derby' friend
admit that Jeffrey will carry Multnomah
county, but argue that Derby will run
far ahead of hi competitor in the other
counties. What return have been re
vived Justify thia assumption. . It ia
Cellared that tha complete return from
the entire dletrlot will brine the mar
trln down to a .Very narrow one, if It
coea not put Darby in the lead, and tbu
i,lr him tb nomination. . v
CAKE HAKES-GAINS
III 1VI0 C0UIII3
. -
Columbia county ha swung into tha
IL M. Cake Hat .with it, majority for
Cak over Fulton. In totaling- the count
the official transferred the rote giving
Cake' iflgure to Fulton and Fulton'
to Cake. ' Th error ha been discov
ered, However, and, by tha corrected Hat
cane carrie in county with, a majority
Th latest return from Lane county
fivn kulb sua vows to i, in ct for
i'ulton.. Thi wa a gain of 15 for Cake
and loss of IS for Fulton oyer the old
count, which gave Cak 838 and Fulton
1.182. It 1 a total gain of 63 votes
ior v;aa in .uane county.
Metcger fita glasses for 1.00. :
In a communication to th city exe-
outlv board, Freeldent B. 8. Josselyn
take Usu with Mayor Lan ob th
requirement of th Oontract xtstlng
between th Portland Railway, Light
l'ower company and th city In which
he contends that th company 1 not
required to rurnian a certain amount
of current but la only required to In
stall lamp of a certain Illuminating
capacity. Merer Lan on th other
hand, states that the company 1 re
quired to furnish . i.OOO-caJiiile-power
lamp and thou now la us ar only
aoouc j.jou-canatepower. ' '
Presidents Joeeelvn's letter 1 in th
form of a demand upon th board to
(SpecUl ruepetc te The Joenitl.)
Burlington, H. 3., April tS. Several
local church bar proposed a ban
upon Merry I Widow hat In th con
gregation during th service. Ptor
declare that men ar becoming fewer
at th rvlc a th number of big
hat In creese and that th popular
style threaten to mak many male
backsliders.
I'shers in some of th more crowded
churches were at their wits' ends to
est their Kaater congregation. Pw
which hav comfortably accommodated i
- persons would hold no mora than
fmie when th nuartiit vnr lerra hnta.
In th prominent chuiche her It 1 oompel Mayor Lane to sign th war-
proposed to request women wno wear i run or , wuivu ui v-umiu
their big hate to church to check thm claim 1 due for currant for March..
in reierence to me vbui. irwm m
original oontract to tb supplementary
contract which was mutually agreed to
by th city and company when th nw
light were . Installed, President Jo
elyn had to say In hi letter:
"It was a oontract for are lamp of a
certain illuminating capacity and of a
certain type; not a eontraot to furnish
a certain amount of electrical nrgy
for illuminating purpoaea."
continuing, in tetter iai;
"liv said auDDlementary agreement
aald Portland General K tec trio company
agreed to Install a new and Improved
(Ualtsd rrea Uaatd WkwJ ' Ion nrovlded In said exlstin contract
Salem, Or., April !!. Late thl af- and to hav th old ystem provided in
tornoon Stat Treasurer Oorg A. aald yxutlng contract ntiriy re-
totl. who waa on U wltn. stand la "Jitdortland General Elctrie com-
th Boa trial for th defen w A pany then guaranteed that 'th lamps
Try onwllllnf .and xcdlngly vasiv of, said new system will hav as much
Witna ' At ao Urn. would h reply STAJJ""' ?ntS
atlsfactotily and unqualifiedly to tb I said xlstinc contract
direct question of Judge Pipe. Every I "Tb only question In thl mattar 1
time opportunity wa afforded he tried r hV'hltl ?f ,L,,,!lrh
to hleld. Kos. upplmentry contract have a much
When ttaked If b-bad ever written I V.r . iuuuiiiWii vvv7 w
Ross about th proposed legislation At- l?1??'' '"J" A",." lin
K..i. v.1 k 3a I tract- L ,. vnder aald original contract.
memoir until presented with th let. , amount of ' electrical energy
tera written over hi ignatur. Then whether more or la) 1 In no wy In-
he would reply alowly, "I must have volved or to be consider!.
ri,t.n th., ' " "Ther 1 no question that th new
Did you ver talk to Mr. Rosa about ampe in use unoer sia puppie-
liiwiiiMr cuiurmui imvv arrLnr Jliuni-
at th cloakroom during th service.
STEEL GOES
1'IIIIIESS 8UIID 1
Nominated oEaUroad ' Com- Senator, Pledges , New As- Annexationists and Non-An- Government Attorneys I)c-;
missioner Over Carter by pirant to Office Hearty . nexatlonists Meet Each , clare :They Will Trove
Support. : Uther ana Uasn.
Plurality of 1,050.
School Land Frauds.
T. K. Campbell, bag been nominated
railroad commissioner for th first dis
trict on th Republican ticket by a plu
rality of LO 6 1 vote over hi nearest
competitor, ,W. A.
th' return which
"Washington, April 22,i Announce-
Bonator rulton baa pledged , hi wo Tn , nrettr . little miburb of Mount
nd slstnc to H. M. Cak In hi cam-1 Boott is torn with dissension ovr th
paign for lotion nd ha gtvn him I annexaUon proposition, and a lovely I mnt bv tha rnvurnmanl'i attnrnava an
assuranoe of friendship and support uttl war hs been started between the I gaged In th Hyde-Ueneon land frau(
.Carter, according tolTvloua to lTln for Wahlngtonv proprty owner who want to com Intolcaee today that they would offer vi4
lbat e far been re-JBenator Fulton ,wrot ttr to Mr. I the city and tho who do tiot Te. dene tending to how that Jame J.
elved. Complete return hav been r- Cak. whloh wa in pan as zoiiowb: , I'mimnSLii. T a-kin For annation. Barnes, formerly an Indemnity clerk In
celved .from Benton,. Klamath, n. Portland, April 0.My Wr Mr. dred al "nature , ak Ing .f"', nui th general lanJ office, wa in Freder.
Lincoln, Unn. Marlon, and Waahlngton Cak I am leaving for th east in th i ! w City Au tor A. L- Bar- ck llyd B .,pl0y and that h rendered
oountle. Jn . the remainder,, of the morning, and bfor going wl.n to Jti nJ" f?0! n'J tr.,i ,nn?2 Improper, service in connection with
counties In the district partial returns tend to you my congratulation on your tr4nr nilnjt th propoaM nnxv- hi work In th offlc brought forth
hav been received wtflch represent nomination on 5 my assurance of elf th lo """J J th. auditor .of f to. ,trtnuo rttaUMWto"
practically a complete nount ftf tle vote support 1 can gtv you. Trusting and out SU 5 14 W,M Bot Pfopr form xh, prosecution declared that It would.
In each county, only-a few out of the believing that you will be elected I am waj"iu"ea,fc., .,'. w. kV -1 how that Hvda wa engaged in -the
way, andmafl proincta y.t remaining ,iCerely youri C. W. FULT6N." . m "' vJJh J?S JJJf.JT !". Of getting aalibo l land b?
to be heard from. , . . . Mr. Cak 1 now arranging hi plana !??0T? JJlrllLnr "'' ' -dummy"- at.pll. ationu, an't
Acoordin to th flrures o far re- tnr im . th state in behalf of hi The man in charge of the reinonetranc . . ...... V..,,. h iiv.i.
.i . -.nr,Kti u ., - n ins I ' rr ........ ... ..(went awar nranira.1 . to fir tha Hucu.
vote Carter 0.I4T and K. . Robertson, pi notion ha. been mappea out, J".!0.10 bp ,0 itUki U W,U paM mu"
Th. Klimnld. r.t.i.n. tmm Ihiu. ii.n. I .7 . .'. . . . 1 7 1 1 -. . i. . I . ThSr ST thO Who Milt tO COm
iLeA-Ir.-hV.norrt. S8nt,ni.h-,I wpk7 W. M. Cat rtimed thl mora- in 'District Attorney Haker atatd
iregon ana iirrr" " m:,.,JZm iut. I tnat it would oe shown by the teetl-
sent Dlmond. on of the men Indicted
ror land rrauda. to Washington to In
terview Barn In th hop of securing
hi cooperation In the system they ad-
corrected account will mak no change
In th final result, though they will
mak eome sllsht. revision of the total.
Th vote so far received bv counties la
aa follower
Counties. Campbell. Carter. Rob'ta'n.
thl
he
thi letislatlon?" asked Juda Flo.
"Farhana I did. but I dun t remain.
When asked anv similar direct nuea-
tfon as to where he talked with Ross, or
what he talked about., he would not an
wcr. He alwaye had a laps of mem
ory, unless other evidence waa intro
duced to show such a conversation took
place, or such a correspondence x
is ted and waa offered a evidence.
Several time Steel tried to say Rosa
naa nothing to ao witn tn legislation.
mating capacity than th -lamp la us
under" aald original oontract of not less
than 20 per cent."
Benton
Clackama
Coo ,
Currr
uouau
Klamath ,
Lak.
Lane .. ..... .1,134
Lincoln ........ SIT
I-lrn ... tig
Marlon (73
Polk .. Ill
Tillamook . . . , , 117
Washington .. . 620
Yamhill .. ..... iit
.
i .
til
tit
ut
it
410 x ,
141 . V
-111- ...
184
T7I
it
M
Ing TronvA trip In eastern Oregon
win arrange tn xuture
after a conference with
"i we do.not w.nt to come. in.
CAntrttf cornmltt brL
zio I . - . " si . ucnu vi ruriiKuu kiivj
pectea .mw "TmK I Into om other locality. They ar
tl . . . . . . Li ,J?1 lr, I mostly newcomers and small property
17
IIS
"ampVig'n pUw U. ; a .
knLemlnVs'have "w have ou own little ctty."
"Ji1.? "iiT? ald. "and w do not want to com
sing, unili ati.r tj .1 ,lA .nilnn oi am'.nu i cnuu,
J-V.-i I de," ' PortUnd they ahould mov Att0rner Baker further declare that
moay of I. 8. Black, who wa mployed
by Hyde, that th latter .ent him to
see Joost II. Schneider after the Hoi.
Inger investigation of alleged fraud
170 l0 f0-!. holder, and th Idea with them 1 more confeasTon con"
til it t, when h 1 lcted, will ne consulted of a fad than anvthlnc else." . i..5 -V.
271 V . in mapping out the taovementa of Mr. '6 tne o&eTd! the' algnera aay h'fh dVf.m
-: ' - I Ck;- ... I... ' that if the remonatiitor. do not want mSnr of Slak
lit
111
Hi
Xtto
131
97
121
171
174
72
104
117
I)
41
104
144
It 1 Mr. Cak Intention, however, to I to com. into tha rii, ,ih an move
tviBvwi. .- lunn.r out m tn. country.
Schneider agreed not to furnish any
facta to the government. Schneider'
ernmg hi connection
d was th Dolnt UDon
defense oblectad to th. testi
mony of black and llarne. Attorney
Worlhlngton for th defense,' argued
that the Schneider confession should
oeaklna in all of th prlnclp.1 town ' w. wT:.". Mn iVW .,h th. .B.c"?" "? wq
f . , w. ' . - . I " - ' - -I - - i not urn di,o minsi ecnn.ia.r or anr
long ni rout-. ioi. war win per-ieuy as par 0r th city and not aa ! .- A.t.it. Wkii. kI im. i.'
iimv "',r" , zr. K l"il'm vmage, saici on oi in aanerenis voived wer. under arsument th. turv -
umed that he will close hi campaign Uf annexation. "Thea peopl ljrning ZnlwltnMMwr x i
In Portland Jut prior,-to tn general the remonstranc ar holding back th. n witn wer excuq. , j
:s JUDGE OM TO. HEAR;
FOSSIL LIBEL . SUII
lection in Juna
QjUIIZ MAYiRUHK
ASIiEPEH
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
IB li! IlII
EPLOSIO
nrniO
ii in
FISHING SCHOONER
BIG FIRE BREAKS ' .
; OUT IN SACRAMENTO
CCnited Press Lessed Wire.) ''.
Sacramento, Cat, April 11. Fir early
this morning caused a loss of about
2 6,000 In the buslnes part of th city.
Tb origin I unknown and incendiar
lam la suspected. Trust's candy store,
the Dreamland theatre, Kilburn'a photo-
urnjju u"uia, iiafuing c MCUOWell'
frt sioro una tne commercial aaloon
wer th heaviest losers. Uvea of a
number of persona asleep In the build
In ga were barely saved by firemen. -
REGISTRATION HAS
: , COMMENCED AGAIN
today at th courthouse, and will be
Jield open for registration until May 16
y June eieciion., iiive registered
LUl. IIIUIUlll.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
"Washington, D. C, April 13. Archl
Roosevelt, son of th president, is thl
afternoon soaring toward Baltimore in
an army balloon In charg of Captain
C, DeForreat Chandler. Accompanying
tnem are lieutenant Fitznugn i-ee, tne ga.
(UOltea Fres 1444 Wire.) I preiaeni . jae, ana v-apiin nooeri
Belllngham, Wa.h.. April l.-Off Thi1 w,-i. . ntv.rf
Cap Boott, at the northern end of van-1 direction before it had cleared th
couver island. Sunday nlaht the auxil- around and collided wKh a. railroad em
larv haiihnt fi.i,in. h.rt.n n bankment. causing two sacks of.ballat
' T v IT , viTr. ... T I to IJ1 ou- The balloon. However, wa
v A.nwnia. ww wnin ui.n imv m. air i soon wept aiong oeiore ine uir oreeae.
and amaahed to .SDllntera by exDlodlnii I At I o'clock thi afternoon the bal-
aaaoline tank. Th. crew of 11 men w. ' .. w" V"w ay
i nr.i.nn.nv Kit i t i m nr.
SO feet wy when th explosion oc
curred, yet none wa hurt
'iba bursung or the gasoline tanks
wa caused by a fire discovered near
them a tew seconds before the craft's
destruction. A wild cry of warning
waa arlven bv on of th crew anil over
man aboard piled Into the email boat I Tjrwhitt Drake Blade Outline of
41U ' IVWCU lUr X11.B. VV1L11 Hll -Lllflir
peed, they wer only three rod away
wnen .me. fa-ion vessel went up UK A
skyrocket, metal and wood beina hnrli)
hundreds of feet lrto the air. All that
night ana tn next day tha crew rowed
and drifted, looking for a lanrllnn.
Ther wa nothing aboard to eat or j 8pevla) Dlipatth to Tb lours!.)
?,T "S.i.??, Jnnfc,?tr2!??w?lfn5! Victoria, B. C. April . Judge Tyr
Point liKhthouae. Then thev were whitt Drake, who died yeaterday, waa Lvf. h-no.
Drouani to Vancouver dv tn. halibut one or tne moneer luorea or tn. crov.
steamer Celestial Empire. . r . I lnce, and wa the representative of
.uritian Columbia wno proceeded to HttKa
and entered proceedings against the
seizure oi seaiers. wnicn was suose.
auentlr unheld bv th Pari tribunal.
Judge Drake cam to British Colum
bia In 1819, by way of the Isthmus of
Panama, and after a brief and un-
Becauae he has learned that the wife remunerative effort at placer mining
GILLIAM'S OFFICIAL
VOTE; BOTH TICKETS
. . , (Special Dtapctck to Tb JoersaU
Condon, Or., April It. Gilliam
county' vot at th primary election,
ofnclally reported, follow:
Republican United State senator,!
Cak 171, Fulton 140; - congressmen, I
junta ZB4, ueerdii, Bnepnerd ex; justice
supreme court. Bean III; food commis
sioner, Bailey 262. Reid C; railroad
commissioner, Altchlson 140, Gaston 10,
Hamilton 7, Hurlburt 45, Louck II,
Whiting 4; judge Eleventh district. Lit-
tlefteld 1&9: nrnanfiitfrifl attnrnev, Cnl.
Her 105, Parker 14S; stat senator, ' Chgrlea Maata, second In the race for
f.Vnuk107,w.m.?uSV,:1e?,,: ho Republican nomination for con
tstlve, Donnelly 111. Pike 115, Mariner .,... . ... ,m.,,
S4: aheriri, irortwood ; cleric, Horner I "
19: treasurer, Clarke J7; assessor,
Wells 107, Whyte 102; achool superin
tendent, McArthur 174, Sturglll lit;
coroner, Darling 317; county commis
sioner. Martin 134, Snell 180. Wade 101.
Democratio For United States Sena-
Second in Primary Election
Now Urged t to Try
- Again in June. ;
development of Mount Scott and their
latest move i a step in mat aireotion.-
. And tnr you are. , The remonst
I fbr say that they ' ar not
back the little) suburb and take i
prid in It advancement the signers l
for annexation. They claim that those!
'ho want annexation are the Deonle
who ar workinr aaalnat th best Inter. I
eat of th suburb and that when th I
mattar corns to be sifted out bforl
i ffinVV" T1. u M tmd,,"bU Bowennan . x Asks
Than com back tho In favor of
annexation and aay that the truth ia
altogether on their aide. Whatever the
outcome will be the council will have
an Interacting, time UsUning to th dis
cussion of th question.
$io,ooo4
Damages From "Wheeler v ?
County Paper.
AGEO .EUR DIES WHILE
TALKING TO HIS WIFE
land juatloe of th peace district, I be.
Ing urged by a large number of friend
to become an Independent candidate for
election to the office in June. There 1
a wide dissatisfaction at th result of
tor. Chamberlain 17; congreman, th nomination, it being contndd that TIat,! V DlYma In
Derby 42, Jaf fray 11; state senator, Lou rVagner ha not mad a rcord dur-1 XdUlcl XilllS ArUJJS JJCuU ill
Huirnn u renreHenutiva. jflTKinn int mi mcumufliioT oi ilia viiiuv vniun
sheriff, Roger 109; clerk. Schilling 103; would ntltl him to reelection. For
treasurer, McMorrla 90; assessor. Camp, this reason Mauts la being urged to
bell 103; county commissioner, Lewi mak th rac a an Independent candt-
UNION COUNTY' S
RESULTS COMPLETE
(Speeiil Dlioitch to The loaroal.)
La Grande, Or., April 12. The off!
date. It 1 aald that Mauta ia eriously
considering entering the race.
the Basement of His
Home.
RICHARDSON CHIDES
ciaTcountTf p'elecUon m- Itay. More PubUclty U Needed Tha Iture. rowlnj fatigued jalthhi.
DEATH OF NOTED
PROVINCIAL JUDGE
Sealer Case In 1887 That
Paris Tribunal Upheld.
turn for Union county ahowa results aa
follow: . . -'
Republican United States senate.
Cake 834, Fulton 428; congress. Kills
Tit, Qeer 336, Shepherd 124; railroad
commissioner, Altchlson 835, Gaston 227.
Hamilton 7, Hurlburt 179, LOucka 204,
Whiting 62; Joint senator, E. W. Rum
ble 1,071; Joint representative, Eber-
hard 625. Ruk 571; representative,
That Region II aa So Far Seen
Fit to Produce. '
' (Speci.l DltpiteH to Th Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., April 12. Tom Rich
ardson, secretary of th Portland Com-
Clrcutt Judge Thoma ODay expeota
i to go to FoaalL Wheeler oounty, to
morrow, to presld in the trial of the
libel ault brouarht by Jar Bo warm an
against Jam S. Steward editor- and
publisher of the Fossil journal. He
will exchange places on th bench with
Circuit Juage LsttlerieKL who felt some
delicacy about trying th case Tb
trial may occupy several - day and
Judge Littlefleld will look after the
work of department No. 1 while be la
abaent
Bowerman, th plaintiff In the ease,
la the nominee of the Republlcana for
the atate aenate from Wheeler county,
and th suit grew out of atatement
mad concerning him in the course of
the campaign before the primaries.
Bowerman asks for tlO.OOO damage.
STOLE 8350 FROM
KIlLAflOLApy
Taking money for his meal from, a
case wa reported to th coroner, who I tin4.ii.i.j wnm.a h..',
acertalned th fact urroundlng the --,, r
death, and found that th mn had roOTIli'B' Jn her lodging house without
come to hi death from natural causes, money and" without price, Frank Blair -
?fr,t. t, A.DOt W'it1' 1888 J repaid th klndne- by atealing 3.310:
Daniel D, Elll, an old time resident
I of th city. dld suddenly at hta home.
EASTERN OREGON Cloveland avenue, thia morning. The
agea mas waa in tne paaement or pis
house - repairing soma little article of
talking with his wife, who was watch
ing him at hi work, auddenly aank to
th floor unconscious. Dr. Dittehrandt
waa called but found th man had died, ,
presumably of heart exhaustion. The
FfICi":lHHVB. t . . ...... . . a . 1 . . . . . - . . . v. ...w ... .. v v ... , .. . V w v
Hamlltow 182, Stoddard 4i7, Richard- mmui ciuo. wimn m ""'"' Sr.""lT L,,?Atn?'X?ay from Mrfc Bean, proprietor of th Model
on 6x9. l ciud last evenma. n. cnucistKi jtbu-i - . wuwnw.v..
Democratic United States
Charaberla.n 274; Joint aenator,
I club last evening. He criticised Pen I yr.
aenate, dleton and eastern Oregon for not be
Turner ina- mora active in th. work of adver-1 h: WU h.Kfi Wit A K U H AT? W.
Oliver 628; representative. Rothbhlld tislng the country and attracting imml-
134. Mr. Rothchlld'a nam did not ap
near nn ..i ticket and he was nominated
by his friend, who wrote hla name on sired. It wa decided to- have a booster
meeting in near tuiui w, wueu mcu-
eranta. uwin to tne Tact that tne at
e ticket and he was nominated tendance was not all that could be de-I
TABOOED BY COURT
WIFE FORGOT TO TELL
OF PRIOR JIARRIAGE
CLATSOP DEMOCRATS
VOTED FOR THESE
ardson will apeak again on the beneflta ., uu"
in K Hiriid trnm nnlAlnltv work.. Thai ChlCaKO. Anrll 22. United
date of thia. meeting haa not yet been I Judge Kohlsaat today, issued a tempo- bani and ..was befriended
aiat I .. . . -i . I a6aflOn ',
. 'nAolai TitinsiiM n That nnrnail i
Aatorla, Or, AprU 22. Thos who vertlstag.
set.
Richardson will aneak at aU the lara
er eastern Oregon towns. JHe 'says this
section is one or great opportunities,
but they must be presented through d
in whom ha renoaed unbounded faith In . Cariboo, came to Victoria and re- received Democratic vote at th recent -if tqtt 4 T fYD fWUT)W
TiwvLmt practice. . Hea a member of primariee were, according to the offi- MlSHAr VJt lllJtt.blli
deceived him, R. C Kenney, In a ault the legislative council of Victoria from ...... f0now. senator George ' -irvvr tvt i
fllA tnA In .lM.lt ..V. n 1SA9 tn 1K7ft when th 1 .a-m Rn. CUI COUnt, .lOIlOWB. Senator, UCOrg . TlfT? T TXT 4
E. Chamberlain;, congressman, John A.
Jeffrey; justice . of supreme . court, R.1
S. Bean; food commissioner, J. W. I
Bailev: railroad commissioner. C. C I
Louck s; representatlvea, A. M. Smith
filed today in the circuit court aaka not! 1868 to 1870. and when
for divorce, but for an annulment of fy, KrlK Lt?.1 7a,".or,n
nnv'. Wnd "m t0 HatU l.Mumb?aTanmiT7er.lfe,wta1 S2&
Th. hii.h.nii iwa that ha mm n,. a queen s counsel in 1KB J. : in tne same
nea in iwu to Mr. iainrop.
year followlnft. the court In
granted Mr. Xathrop a divorce
Allen Lathrop .to whom aha had
married . previous to her marrlane
Kenney. Kenney did not learn that he rtorthvJ ai "the auoremS court Gammal: assessor. K. Oaburn; coroner,
had married me woman un awfully un- at.iPXNf,,n,.0 1 J ,,?-f-f i- ?a 11 W, C. A. Pohl; treasurer, J. N. Griffin;
til a short time ago. hnoe .the filing of "'tJS surveyor, O. F. Parker; school auperin-
t.h. an it tortnv. , . ..judge, uraxe proceeaea to esima. in t xi r..n.ii. i.ti. ,k.
MEN IN A BOAT
J , f
; In black; and white,
: two shades of gray, blue,
- white,:, and! fancy mix
; tures, and a special line
- for golf and out-door
sports.
Also some staple de-
signs to match your, coat
and 'vest . . '' .t ,'
. We call special atten
tion to our line at $3.00,
$4.00 and $5.00;
LOTH m & CO
Cull: JmPrcpV
i :-ic:'THIPvD st. ' !
the ault today.
OPEN SHOP POLICY
OF CANADIAN B0AD
' (United Pre'' tessed Wire.)
Vancouver, B. C, April 22. The
Canadian Pacific railway a has posted
notice declaring that hereafter the
open ehop 'policy will- b observed by
them. Tnla affect all mechanical de
partment of the road between r Lake
Superior and . the Facino coast. , Four
thousand men are affected in this divis
ion. It Is believed that a general strike
will follow at once.,
USED INSURANCE
P0LICT TO DEFRAUD
A warrant waa lasued out of th
municipal court today for the arrest of
f ranK uoibi, cuKriuiK uuu wnu do-
talnlntf. money , under false pretenses
celved $15.80 from Joseph P.-Shirley as
a payment upon an innuranca poncy
when he had no authority to collect
the money.' '
STREETCAR SIGNS
TO BE REPLACED
The big lettered algna are to- be re-
piacea on tne - -orvmuu lunmu o. ,
At a meptine- of the oltv council thl
afternoon an -ordinance, waa passed
which wlllprovide that In the future
all cars operated within the city lim
its be supplied with large letters, a
mey were until a, lew. wcom ku
ROOSEVELT SIGNS ,
. LIABILITY MEASURE
(Unit Piwaa teased Wire.)
Washington April 22. President
Roosevelt this afternoon -signed .the
Sterling employers' ' liability bill, which
waa carefully drawn', up - to avoid the
objections found in the other measure
&y the . United States aupreme court.
Senator' Philander C. Knox of Penn-
sylvanla. who will be supported by his
state for the ' Reublican . cresldential
nomination, haa accepted the Invitation
of the Trenton , Republican club to- be
the guest of honor at the club' annual
dinner. This la looked upon as an off
set to the dinner given, by 'tbe Trenton
chamber of commerce to Mr. TafC
(Special Dispatch te The learaal.)
Cliffs. Wash., April 23 Excitement
high here for a time Sunday night
when the newe spread over the town
that three of the clUsena of Cliff a
were drowned, in the crowd of base
ball fans that attended the game at
Columbus Sunday afternoon were Ed
Jud are Drake proceeded to Sitka in f"'!"1',"--""IVi ""TViT J,"""' ' S".- ""u..
1887. whera tha rantured aealera had tenaent t,n,ymrmmm,-. ju.uve" vi ins rosion. yn nh rouni nvos tney
been taken, and started leaal oroceed- M'"ac"'. - . kuubuwio, mixi- an mo. oiiapiatew eaay ; oit wiin
Ing In th nature of a demurrer. At lm vlBon'
waa Haa Arxa&vt r Art VIitAd. a ai at m am. , . -- i
t.J?.. t of the legislative ; MMmblyT hold- ..L?I0"c"Hn.a".rni
from dent of the .xecutlve counTiTl Pfrom rm w- Morton; -county commit,
been 9ePI ?? ?cu.t.,y r0"""1 .."?." a oner, four years. John Frve: county I
to " l ' n W.V 7" Mark 'ninf Anderson: aherlf. fiharl.
I
that time there waa no legal library or
works of reference available at Sitka,
and the case presented , a great many
novel feature. He, however, at that
time, laid out the lines on . which the
case ahould be fought, and these lines
were followed throughout tne contro
versy witn success. ...
SACRAMENTO WOMAN
BEATEN BY ROBBER
CURRY COUNTY GETS
. ITS TOTE TOGETHER
(Snedel Dispatch to Tbe Joomal.l
Gold Beach, Or., April 22. Curry
county a primaries resulted as follows:
United States senator. Cake r 128, Ful
ton 125: for congress, fiawiey Z34! au.
nreme court ludare. Bean 2371 food com.
missioner, Bailey 193, Reid 60; railroad
commissioner, cam d belt izejrcarter 68
Robertson 61: state aenator. Chase 176:
representative, vjl in. Muncie i4, id
fColted Prms Leased Wlr.
. O. n r.l Anvil . i . . T
, i - -Radcllffe 41
watchman for the Southern Bacifle. was .DmocraUo United States senator,
brutally beaten by a highwayman who H.m - w m en ' re,,re"en
entered in tent in wnicn en . wa " zJLZl
o'clock thi morning. Falling to And T A T"R POVrPTTiTlS
monav. the robber took her revolver AXliX Jil KAJMS. XUSUO
from a table, struck her over the eyef
ana broke her wrist witn another blow.
The robber has not been round.
OFFICIAL VOTE
Xew Incorporations.
fSneclal DlBtwttS to The Joaroal.1
Salem. Or., April 22. Articles of In
corporation have been filed in the of- ulto? l15i: Cake 868: Hawley 1.
flee of the secretary of state as fol- Bean 1.901; Bailey 1,808, Reid 473; Ca
lbwa:' " '' bell 1,384, Carter 348,- Robertson -
Hn.M.1 Frlsnsteb ta Tit Ioarnal.t
Euaene. Or.. April 22. The official
count, completed today, ahowa the re-
results of the primaries aa Tollows:
i.BSe:
uamp-
lows: 1 beu i,s, carter j4a,- nooerwon - iv;
Nordby-craven investment ( company, I lr pruiwuunj suwbu, niyvvn i,ioo;
principal ornce roruana, Oregon, capi- iV.r. . "Ri"BO""ii',vc?f . 5i f,,B"
I.i Xi tmiin .rnMHn;. ' a Jv.. I 1 .1 OR. wlnanr vW... Calkin l.llfl. Allen
i.ru - b.uv n. ' vuivvu. a t fvvi vvi va, wa a m.si . - ... . - . r -- -
Craven, T. W. Nordby and N. D. Simon. . Eaton 866. Iaaao N. Edwards 748,
concrei nouseuuuumg , company, i jusjum v,, .umut. v,. viihc. ,
rlnolcal office Portland. Oregon, cant- Dodd 6.
al ' etocK 4iuu,vuu. incorporator . juarK
w. Qlu. . JU JKeeney and oeorge C.
Jlason. ;, - .
Jr-ortiana vonsirucuon company, prm-
elnal office Portland. Oregon, caoltal
stocK ouu,uum, luuorpoiaioro juarK w.
Gill, li. I. j&eeney ana ueorge c. Ma
son, ,
Ooroner Goes to Jail.
(Halted Press Leaatd Wlral
JjO. Angeles, April 22. R. 8, Lanter-j
man. ex-coroner of Los Anaeles county. 1 will meet, witn ai
n vlnted of nresentlnar fraudulanr . wnen.;ne arrives
LA GRANDE WILL BE
; A SATURDAY TOWN
1 J i ' '' ' i""" V k
f". (Special Dispatch tn The JoarotLt
La Grande, Or April 22. La Grande
business men are to hold a mass meet
ing tonight at which Tom Richardson
is to addreaa them.- The famoua booster
will meet, with an entnusiastio reception
In La Grande. After
gin ne will
for the pun
f- fx . T. i oi neiDina: in in. reurnci
IU . BHH ; UUentin I Pnwr.l .Inh .shlh lluin.li
. V--V......X. . 0..
served, usefully through several years,
waa allowed almost to die from lack of
auDnort Already pledges circulated
.mnfltf th. hiiAlneflfl men hav.. rMnlt.
nrh. 1 T'": ..." ."i. , i . rT.
ter charge in the justice court, wa abl. Stv ev4 gat
to furnish bail bond today in the eum rJL V!ArTtZ.l
r II AAA nT waa lvn W. P"1" V '"n s ana
events. The purpose of the business
men I to make Le Graade a "Saturday
;itt afMiints to th. ennntv rlitrlAv t.T.1 apenaing tne ' uay in, lugin na win re-
prison.. ,
Wliltnef Out on Jjonds. : '
-Q. B. Whitney, held-on a mane!augh
V,f" "A" JZ evening on the streets and. varloua en-
Were the sureties on the bond.
burlap sail and one oar and started up
tne river, uney paasea tne curia rerry
landing within a few -yards but wanted
to make their landing aome ' distance
farther up. A sudden aquall caught
them, and aa they were not accustomed
to navigating the Columbia river in ao
frail and rickety a craft, they war
blown into midstream, where they were
nearly capsized, and were thence driven
across the river. The families of the
minting men were frantlo with anxiety
until a : telephone ' message announced
they were safe at Rufua, but laoked the
norve to try to recro in river. Tn
famllic were reunited, early Monday
morning. - s , 1 , .
TOM RICHARDSON .
AT THE DALLES
Tha Dalles. Or.. AdHI 22. Tom Rich-
.MjlaiAM Dnetienil' VAAtair In Uttm mA-
munuUf A v .biiu aj wvfw a 1110 va
dress here made a forceful showing of
the advantages to do oeriveo irom
booatlna- one' a resources. He chlded The
Dallea people for not making more of
their resources than they had In the
past and showed now Tne Dalies would
be benefited - by a strong campaign of
advertising.
1 :aaw"alaia
Eye glasses IL00 at Metager'a.
i i ii j I. mm . j
M0NDELL SPEAKS ON.
GRANT LAND MEASURE
' (Washington JBnreao of Tb Journal. ) -Wnahina-ton.
Aoril 22. The Southern
Pacific land grant forfeiture resolution
an called un at 4 o'clock today by Mon-
dell, chairman of the house public lands
committee. He ia outlining the subject
enerally. Th passage or tne resoiu-
on la expected Dy it trionu..
rary injunction restraining gxpresa
companies from issuing f ranka of any
kind. - The order Is directed against the
National, United eitates, Adams, Ameri
can and Welle Fargo companies. The
decision of Judge Kohlsaat la the first
of Its kind since the express and sleeping-car
companiea and pipe lines came
unaer tne tiepnurn net, and thereby
roomina house. North Sixth street.
Sncb is the charge which haa been made
against him, and which he must answer
In the municipal court. He ia now in
Jail. .' , , . :, :
There would have been no caae against'
Blair If he had not spent money freely
at the time he was receiving just
nouah to buy hi meal from Mrs. Bean.
States I Blair . is a former partner or her bu.
ror . tnat
reason.
EUGENE BURIES '
J PHONE WIRES
(nVpeelal Dltpateb to Ttit Journal.)
-JGUgene, ur.. April . Among
the
Under federal supervision aa oommon many public Improvement now being ,
carriers. It waa the contention of the I made, in Eugene is the rebuilding of .
express companies that the franka an 'the Pacific States Telephone company's
awered the same purpose as passes 1- system at the cos H of 120,000. The
sued by railroads to their offlalals. The work was started yesterday. A large
court ruled, however, that the franks force Is digging trenches for conduits
applied to freight and merchandise and for wires. A carload of wooden con-,
not passengers. Assistant District At- duit arrived from Portland yesterday.
torney Sim and Wllkerson, who pre- They will be laid at once in the bust-'
senteo tne government s caae, nope that neaa aeoi
the injunction will be made permanent, j districts.
GR0VER CLEVELAND
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
(United Prsas tested Wlre.l
i New York, April 22. Grover Clevo-
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK
TO RISE IN EUGENE
(Special DIspateh to Th Journal.)
Eugene, Or, April 22. The clearing
lanri'at condition wa such that ha ennM I of the around for Euaene's tallest hual
. . - . . - - i . r . - - . . tt -
not be removed from the Lakewood ho- nes oiock,. tn Odd Fellows
tel today when tho hotel closed. , Mr. i
hall, tn
be erected at the corner of East Ninth
AS soon
Cleveland went to Lakewood to stoend and Oak streets, has beaun.
his seventy-first birthday .anniversary, i as the old frame bulldina now on thn
March 18, among the plnea. As recent-1 lot can be moved away, excavating will
ly aa laat Friday a dispatch from the re- begin. - It Is 'expected - that the lower
sort said he was greatly
neaitn.
Improved in I floor of the new building will be veady
j for occupancy by September t.r. The
oergsr-cean xiarawar company ; na
leased the floor for 10 years. , -'a ,,a
Eye glaaae 11.00 at Metagcr'a. . .
Georgia Snnday Schools.
(United press Lefcie Wire.)
Athens. Ga,. ADril 32. Th 1 thirty.
fourth annual' convention of . the
Georgia Sunday School association la in
egates repreaentlng - every nook , and McDonald, a pressman, hanged himself
Perfect fitting glasses II at Me tiger' a. I town."
Normal Visitors at, Ashland. r .
(Special Dispatch to The JonrnaL) '' '
A ahland. Or.. April . 22. Tha atate
board of normal school examiners pro
vided for at the last eeaslon of the leg
islature is paying its first official visit
tn tha tt normal at Ashland. Th
members of the board.;!.! M. Powers ofJ
RLim. j., a. cnurcnin or tsaxer -citv
and R. R. Turner of Grants Pass, each
of whom is connected witn tne public
schools of his city, arrived Sunday and
Are now busy Inspecting the buildings
and Hrarloua department of the normal,
preparatory to recommending to tbe
board of regent needed improvement
"""r " "" "tri-""
Metager, optician, 242 Washington.
corner of the state. The visitors have
found : the arrangements for .their re
ception and entertainment to be of the
most perfect and elaborate character.
E. A. Cox of Louisville was the chief
speaker at tne opening aeaslon held In
the First Methodist church . this after.
noon, and Len u. wrougnton, the noted
Atlanta divine, la to be heard at the
eveninar session. The convention tiro-
oeedlngs are to 1 continue ! three ' days,
during which time all phases of Sunday
school work - will be discussed and ad-
dresses win oe delivered oy many
prominent experi.
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron,
- (United .Pra Leased -Wira.k
New York. April 22 At a neclal
meeting today the stockholders of the
Alabama consolidated coai & iron eom
pany are to vote upon a proposition to
Issue 35,000,000 of new 60-year six per
cent bonds, . which are - to be used in
retiring- a nnrtinn Af a nrevlnna lu.n.
cr I3.bio,t'ou, or consolidated collateral
gold, five per cent bonds, and an Issue
of $600,000 of other " bonds. The re
maining i,uuu,uuo or new ootids - will
bo held In the company's treasury for
corporate purposes ir tne pian ia . ap
proved. . . ,i . , -
.,,-,1 i ii "mi !' m i'1 i' "i i1ii..iiiii.ii ... 15 .
, ' Catholics Hold a Dual Jubilee.
1 " ' '. (United Press Lesaed Wire.)
' Grand Rapids. Mich., April 22 Special
aervicea were held in all the Catliollo
churches of tho Grand Rapids diocese
today id celebration of the jubilee of
in diocese . and also in iweniy-rutn
anniversary of its bishop, the Rt Rev.
Henry Joseph Richter. :- The diocese of
Grand Rapids, a subdivision ' of the
diocese of Detroit, was formed May
19, rt&2, and Bishop Richter was conse
crated April 22 of the next year. '
DERANGED PRESSMAN :
HANGS HIMSELF
While temporarily deranged, Murdoch
In the attic of hla home, 390 Sixteenth
street, last evening. He 1 did not re
spond to the call to dinner, and a search
revealed his body hanging by a strap
from a beam. v- .
McDonald was injured several yeara
go while performing In a circus and
never fully recovered. -.He- leaves a
mother and four, brothers, . whom
are-well known. He waa unmarried.
ADVICE ON DYSPEPSIA
In a recent number of the Pbyalciana
and Surgeons' Journal there -appeared .
a very comprehensive article by one of
the foremost practitioners of the coun
try on defectfve digestion. Ha. claimed
that ' too little attention la given, to
this malady, which, while not extremely i;
serious in itself. Quickly leads to vorv
disastrous complications. In fact thats:
the majority of diseases have - their ,
origin-in poisons 'that are taken up -by
the blood from the fermentation of food
In the stomach. - .......
A formula is aiven which has won
derful effectiveness ' in quickly restor- ! -ing
the stomach and bowel tract-, to
their normal condition-and the atonnfnar ,
of belching, sourness,- headache, If a- ,
guor, etc., it is as follows: . .
Two ounces essence of pepsin thfee
ounces syrup of ginger; on ounce
catandir -compound; these to be mixed , 1
well and used in dosca of from one- to
two . teasnoonf ula . after ..each meal, also
at bed time. - ,-,
The. catandir compound is- a nrotiuct,'. S
of ' the laboratoriea of the. Globe Phar-.f
maceutlcel Co., and - It, as well aa tb
other ingredients, can be obtained from ?
anv well stocked drug store. 1 The mix- ' ,
ture is pleasant to take and the -good
effecta are felt after the first few dosea.