THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1S03.
IU,'.1II CRilFI
- FIIIISH LOIIDKIG
stumors Strathsrvle and
Hornelen Carry Away 7
Biff Shipments.
LUST) OF MAORI ES
ALSO IN MARKET
British SUanier Yeddo Due Here to
" a Few Pay Will Take Lmnber to
Auckland Norwegian Steamer
v Guernsey to load for China.
Two lumber ' cargoes were cleared
here yesterday for foreign ports, the
British steamer Strathgyle getting
ready to leave for Shanghai with ap
proximately $,690,600 feet and the Nor
wegian steamer Hornelen leaving for
i La Boca, . Panama, with M0J.MO feet.
Ehe goes by way of Tacoma, where an
other 1,600.009 feet will be taken on
board In addition to bunker coals.
! There 'are 10 . large tramp steamers
due to arrive here shortly to load lum
ber for foreign destinations,- nearest at
hand being , the - Norwegian steamer
Guernsey, which Is to take, part cargo
at Tongue Point and finish here. She,
too, goes to thlna. The British steam
er Yeddo Is also booked to arrive here
soon to . load for i Australia! and New
Zealand. Thla will bf toe first direct
.shipment of lumber made, from this
jport to the land of the Maories for sev
eral months. The shipment Is to be
discharged at Auckland. .i -
The schooner Willie K. Home Is load
ing at the mills of the Portland Lum
ber company for Callao, Peru, and she
Is the only vessel here now loading for
eign in lumberr--although- down ' at
Tongue Point the British bark Kelburn
Is receiving lumber for Cardiff and
London. The Kelbnrn will be at the
mills of the Clark A (Wilson Lumber
company at Llnnton in a few day to
finish her cargo. . , ; '
Considerable lumber Is being shipped
to California in steam schooners. The
sailing schooners 'are gradually drop
ping out of the race for business now
that that tflm r.hnnra tied un inmi
been placed In commission again.- . .
" MUTINY ON HIGH SEAS.
FREIGHTER CARRYING LUMBER TO LA JB0CA FOR PANAMA CANAL.
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Thrilling Tale Told by Survivor From
Schooner White Rote. f-
From Australia comes the report that
-a murderous tar on a 60-ton sailing
, schooner flylnr the Italian flag and
engaged in tb coaling trade out of
Callao. Peru, killed the master , and
first officer of the craft and compelled
the remaining member of the crew of
four to sail the vessel he willed or
be chopped to pieces with an ax.
Tha mutlnr was committed last Oc
tober when the vessel was off one of
the South Sea islands, about 14 miles
from shore. One man was killed out
right and the captain was .driven from
the rigging Into the sea. - The remain
ing member, named Jackson, was spared
by the murderous maniac, with the un
derstanding that he would assist In ma
neuvering the vessel Jackson managed
eveniuaUT to iccun m Derm ior Aus
tralia.' He said that after the blood.
thirsty tar had gained control of- the
vessel he erased her Italian name and
called her the White Rose. ., .
. Rinar a Door navigator ne ran the
schooner before the wind until at last
she brought up on a reef off the Fiji
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Norwegian Steamer Hornelen, Captain Nelson, Which Left Down Yesterday With a Large Shipment of Lnm-
, ber. The Steamer Will Finish Car$o at Tacoma. ,
- Captain Nelson, master of the Norwegian Steamer Hornelen, which' left down yesterday morning from the mills
of the Portland Lumber, company bound for La Boca, Panama, via Tacoma, Was formerly engaged as deckhand on the
" river steamer Joseph Kellogg, which is still In commission on the Portland-Kelso route. He left here as a sailor. and
rapidly worked his way to master mariner, meeting with such success that he now commands one-of the largest and
. best freighters in the Norwegian merchant marine. . - ,
.Captain Nelson is still a young man. While here he paid a visit to the old Kellogg to see if any of the old boys
' were still on-efk. He found the sai old docks, but the old shipmates had disappeared, although a' few of them
are still along the front in various capacities on different steamers. .
Islands and went to pieces. The men
reached shore. Jackson getting away to
Australia.,.' . ( .''
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POBTtANtV AND COOS BAY.
Three Steamers Are Now Maintaining
Regular Schedules.
" The steamer Alliance, Captain Olson,
sailed for Coos Bay last night with a
large list of passengers and a full cargo
of freight. She will make all speed
possible in order to return to Astoria
Wednesday morning to take out an ex
cursion to meet the warship fleet.
- The steamer Eureka, Captain Noren,
will arrive at Martin's dock earla this
morning from Eureka via Coos Bay and
ha will leave down tomorrow night
The Eureka is operating regularly be
tween this port and ttureaa ana toucnes
at Coos Bar both going and-coming.
The steamer Breakwater, 'Captain
Macgenn, ts due to arrive here' this af
ternoon from Coos Bay. It was reported
that the Breakwater would also carry
exoursionists from Astoria to see tha
fleet, but Captain Macgenn denied the
report wnen nere.
' WAYS BEING ERECTED.
Construction of Steel Steamer at Lo
cal Plant to Begin.'
' The Willamette Iron A Steel com
nanv has besrun work on the erection o:
the ways upon which to build the steel
steamer for which the company secured
a contract from a Seattle steamship
company several weeks ago.
Work on the hull will be commenced
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L Russian Steamer Sungarl Held as
Prisoner at Guayamas. .
The Russian tramn steamer Kunearl.
which was reported several imonths ago
as having been given ' orders to pro
ceed to this port to load grain, but
failed to get awav from Ouavmaa.
where she had delivered a cargo of coal,
because of debts hanging over her, is
said to be still lying Idle at the Mexi
can port. , . , .
it is reported that her owners Will
have to pay or put up security Xoj
some J40.OOO before the craft can be
released and in the meantime she is
getting deeper in debt every .day, be
cause, a crew drawing wage's is on
board waiting to be paid off or sent
away.
The British shin Ancaios, which ar
rived here several weeks ago from
Australia with a cargo of coal, is in
much the same fix, the sailors hav
ing libeled her for wages earned from
the Australian port to the Columbia
river. They refuse to leave because
then their money would be forfeited.
Captain Ferguson, who came out here
from Nova Scotia to take command of
tha vessel upon the resignation of Cap
tain Ritchie, is Sick in one of the hos
pitals. He is a very old man, but hopes
lor nis recovery are enieriainea. it is
said that the owners of Uio Ancaios
Will nave no trouble getting the ves
sel released as soon as its affairs can
be adjusted.
NEW BUOYS PLACED.
as soon as the ways are in shape, which
will be very soon. The steamer will be
one of the most up-to-date on this coast
and will have high speed. It is under
stood that the craft Is to ply on Fuget
sound, but the exact route bas not yet
been disclosed.
The ways are to be laid directly north
of the company's big machine shop on
the water front in Korth Portland.
' DEBTS TIE UP VESSEL.;
Government Tender Heather Com
pletes Work at Grays Harbor.
Aberdeen. Wash.. Mir rt. The lonr-
aeeded work of niacin new buovs and
spars In Grays Harbor has been done
during the past few days under the su
pervision of the government " tender
Heather, Captain Byrnes. The .;. old
buoys were replaced and the, entire in
ner channel was correctly marked. A
new inner bar buoy was placed, which
nas Deen greatly neeaea. rne request
for a buoy on Whltcomb flats, a sand
spit, which has caused a great deal of
trouble, will be granted. Several steam
ers have been hung up on thip spit for
various perious wiinin me paBt lew
months. . ;.' ....
WOULD REPORT FLEET.
Wireless Station at Westport Is Now
; Nearing Completion.
Westport, Wash., May 18. Work on
the Wireless teleeraDh station at .West-
port has been greatly delayed on ac
count of the high winds that have pre-
vanea auring rne past montn, out the
station is nearlv readv. onlv the tnn.
mast of the second 200-foot pole is yet
to De piacea. a. naw, tne man who
ts to operate the station .here. Is now
on the ground ready to begin work, and
the operator who is to be at Aberdeen
Is in Seattle ready to go to his post
as Soon as needed. It Is believed, every
thing will be in readiness to report the
passing of the fleet next Wednesday.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Begnlar Unere Su to Arrive.
Eureka, Eureka and Coos May 25
Breakwater, Coos Bay May 17
Rose City San. Francisco May 19
Roanoke, San Pedro and way. ..May 21
Alliance, Coos Bay May 21
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook May 22
State, San Francisco May 26
O. W. Elder, San Pedro, way.... May 27
Numantla, orient . June 1
Arabia, orient July 1
Nlcomedia, orient . . . . Aug. 1
Alesla, orient. , . . . . . ...... ..... .Sept 1
Begalar Uaera to Depart.
Alliance, Coos Bay......... ....May 23
Eureka, Eureka and Coos. ...... May 18
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook..' May 18
Breakwater, San Francisco ....May 20
Roanoke. San Pedro and way... .Mav 21
Rose City, San Francisco ......May 23
May 25
.May 28
. .May 30
.June 15
.July 15
Alesla. orient
Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro..
State, San Francisco. .,.; .!..
Numantla, orient
Arabia, orient ............
Nlcomedia, orient ...... , .. .. ..Aug. 15
Tassels to efc
Broderick Castle, Br. ship ......Stream
Largiemore, Br. sh. ..O. W. P. dock
B dward Detaille, Fr, bk. Irving
Molier, Fr. bk. . . . ...... Stream
Crown of India, Br.' bkv Drydock
Leyland Bros., Br. sh. ........ O. w. P.
Donna Francesca, Br., bk..... . .Astoria
AlBterkamp. Qer. bk. . ft. . ; ... . . . Astoria
Bretagne. Fr. sh ....... .Columbia No. 2
Strathgyle, Br. sh... Eastern' & Western
Ancaios. Br. ship. .......... Alblna
Churchill, Am. sc.hr v. i. .... ..Astoria
Echo. Am. bktn. .......... ....Astoria
Mindoro, 'Am. sch.. . . . i .Pacific bunker
W. R. Hume, Am. sch. Portland Lbr. Cq.
Kelburn. Br. bk. ...,....... .Astoria
Yellowstone, Am. . ss. . . , i .. . .Goble
Minnie Kelton, Am. ss. .. . . .... Astoria
Westerner. Am. . ...... Tonaie Point
Alesla, Uer. ss. ,.,,, .....Alaska dock
Olympic, Am. ss. . . ; . . ..Tongue Point
F. S. Loop, Am. 88..,.;. Irving
Irene, Am. sch. Astoria
hue H. Elmore, Am. ss...... Oak street
Tiverton, Am. M.f..tj..MM.N, P. Mills
Edmond Rostand. Fr. bk. ..... . .Astoria
Eureka.- Am. ss...... . .Mafttn's dock
Atlas, Am. ss... ...... ......Portsmouth
.. Xhs Bonft to Xoad X, umber. ,y-1
Melville Dollar. Am. ...San Fmrtrlncn
Ravalli,. Amt .. ,,.. . . .Ran .Franciion
Virginia. Am. sch. .San Franclwio
R. I). luttiaa. Am. ia .Ssn Francises
King Cyrus, Am. sch San Francisco
H. K. Hall. Am. sch. ... .San Francisco
Rainier, Am. ss. . i. . . ..San Francisco
Nome City, Am. ss San Francisco
Shoshone, Am. ss.... ...8an Francisco
,' Sn Boats- Wits Oejaaas and Oeneral.
Aberfoyte, Br. sh. ...Antwers
Bmanuele Aqcama It. bk,..., Hamburg
Asgard. Nor. shin. ........... .Antwerp
Bldart, Fr. hk. ............... .Antwerp
Albert Rlckmers,' Oer. bk Antwerp
Clan Graham, Br. sh. .......... Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk.. .....Antwerp
Vlncennes. Br. sh. . , . . . . . . . . . .Antwerp
Gael, Fr. bk. ....... .t ......... .London
Neatsflelds, Br. shin ...... ...Hamburg
David de Anjers, Fr. sh. ...... Antwerp
Brabloch, Br, bk ..Antwerp
Killoran, Br. sh.... .....Antwerp
Joinvllle, Fr. bk. ........... .Antwerp
Carman lan, Br. bk ......Hamburg
Coal Snips isa Boats.
La Roche Jacquelin, Fr. bk. Newcastle. A.
Tramp Btesmats Zn Bonte.
Inverklp, Br. ss.. ........San Francisco
Taunton, Br. ss .............. . Guaymas
ForerlC, Br. ' sa , .Ban Francisco
Madura, Br. ss. . i . , .. . i ..San Franeisoo
Tabor, Nor. ss .............. Bremerton
Strathftllan,- Br. - ss. ........ ... .Batavia
Guernsey, Nor. ss. .Ban Francisco
Allan ton. Br. ss. San Franeisoo
Teddo, Br. sa ....... ....San Francisco
Craighall, Br. ss. ........ Ban Francisco
Earl of Carrich, Br, ss...San Francisco
' Sa Boats la Ballast to X,oad orain.
Manx King, Br. sh. ........... . .Taltral
Port Crawford, Br. sh. ........ . .Callao
Pnea J,swid J; B.-i- .Callao
River Falloch. Br. bk Callao
Nordsee.Ger. sh....... Callao
Oregon, Qer. sh. .Yokohama
Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. , bk. , . . i . .Yokohama
Henrietta. Ger. ah.. West coast
Aster. Ger. bk ......... i . i. .Valparaiso
Marechael de Noallles. Fr. bk.West coast
Helena Blum, Fr. bk Bristol
Vendee, Fr. bk .San Franqlsco
Oil Steamers Ba Boats.
Oeo, Loomla Am. as. . . . .San Franclsce
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The oriental liner Alesla Is expected
to begin loading flour at the mills
Tuesday morning. She will take out
40.000 barrels. -
The steam schooner Tiverton Is at
ths mills of the North Pacific Lumber
company loading lumber for San Fran
cisco. - '
The French bark Edmond Rostand
will be In the harbor thla week with a
general ' cargo from London. She ar
rived t Astoria yesterday morning.
The British steamer Strathfllland,
which has been listed to come here for
some time, was at Sourabaya on May
2. Ehe is supposed , to carry away a
cargo of lumber.
C. F. Hageman, manager of Beebe A
Co., ship chandlers, left for Europe this
week to be gone about six weeks. -
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. Mav 1. Condition of bar at
5 d. m.. smooth: wind west: weather
cloudy. Arrived at 8 a. m., Norwegian
steamer Eir, irom Han Francisco. Ar
rived at 11:30 a. m., French bark Ed
mond Rostand, from London. Arrived
down during the night and sailed at
11:85 a m., steamer .Wellesley, for San
Francisco. .Arrived at 2:10 and left up
at 4:15 p. m., steamer - Eureka, from
Eureka. - Arrived down at 8:16 p. m. and
sailed at 6:30, steamer State of California,-
for-San -Francisco, - i .
San Francisco,. May , 16. Arrived,
steamer .Westerner, - from Portland.
Sailed at 12 noon. Steamer Rose City,
for Portland.-'
Tides at Astoria Sunday High, 1 :06
m.. 9.1 feet: 2:22 t. m.. 7.7 feel. Low.
7:65 a. m.. 1.1 feet; 7:68 p. m., i feet.
ON A PEACE MISSION
ONE YEAR TOO SOON
Jersey Delegates to Carolina Confer
ence ' Fooled : by
Letter.
Trenton, N. J., May 15.Thl .remark
of the governor of North Carolina to
the governor of South ' Carolina has
now been eclipsed. by the letter of the
North Carolina executive to Governor
Fort,-of New Jersey. ' .
. An arbitration . and peace conference
Is to be, held In ; Wilmington,- North
Carolina, to which ; New 'Jersey was
invited to send three delegate Con
sequently. Judge James B. Dill, Justice
Francis J. Swayse and ex-Judge How-
ra narrow set out mis wee tor WU
mlngton. r
When they reached -the Carolina town
they , learned that the conference wnm
not set for this year. It 'will be held
in 1909. They came home secretly, be
cause they did not wish it to be known
tney had -been fooled, in his letter of
Invitation Governor .Glenn of North
Carolina, failed to name the year- cf
ine oonierence. ti- was supposed that
he meant 1908. , ,
Women Who Do Not Marry Until $5.
From the Lady's Pictorial. . ,
A German doctor lays It down as a
well-established fact based on close ob
servation that WOmnn Who An tint mam
until 35 or thereabout invariably achieve
; - Why women of this particular ' age
than those- who fall victims to love's
young dream Is fairly obvious. -When
a.-woman marries between 80 and, 40
she either does so for companionship,
choosing her mate accordingly; or from
hed, in "which case she v also ' eliOooses
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color any room. The prices are little higher than
sewed Wiltons. -
We are showing this week a very extensiyc line of
low and medium priced Bedroom Furniture. It is all
new, stylish and well made. " " -
Next Week we shall demonstrate in our windows the "Daveno,"
a new, beautiful and the, most satisfactory Davenport Bed : ,
See the demonstration I
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FIFTH AND STARK "STREETS ' '
LOSES ADDRESS;
CAN'T FIND BABY
Nurse Gave Her Child to
Strange Woman and Then
Mislaid Slip of Paper.
New York. May 18. Mrs. Rosls Lox,
a nurse, employed at 838 Atlantlo ave
nue, Brooklyn, has lost a slip of paper.
As a consequence,' she does not know
the address of ths woman to whom sh
gave her 6-months-old baby threS weeks
ago, and has asked the ponce to seek
her child. The most definite direction
she can gJve is that the woman lives
about 20 blocks from Central Park.
Some months ago the woman's bus
band died. - She obtained a position as
nurse, but found she could not accept
it and at the same time take -oars of
the child. Accordingly, she set out for
tne Mew lor rounuiing asyium, at
Blxty-elghth street and Third ; avenue
to find it a home. v
On the way, she sAys, she met a wo
man who offered to take care of the
baby for 115 a month. . She assented to
this, and left the child with her. taking
the strange woman's address on a piece
of paper. When she looked for the pa
per arterwara sne could not. nnd it,
HEIRESS FLEES FKOM
TITLED ADVENTURERS
Followed From Europe by Fortune
Hunters, She Plans Dis-
appearance.
New York, May 18, Vainly striving
to get beyond the reach of titled for
tune hunters, who , have followed her
across land and sea. Miss Jane Boland
Sutherland 'of Gainesville, Florida, who
recently became the possessor of 'a
large fortune left her by her father, Is
in this city planning flight from the
country in order to avoid further annoy
ance. . - '- '
It was while making an extensive
tour of Europe a trifle more (than a year
ago that the young woman attracted
the notice of several men whose names
were coupled with high sounding ti
tles. Among mem - were an uauan
count and a French vlcomte, who were
especially assiduous in their attentions.
Throughout xher-stay In Britain the
young American girl was urged first by
one of her admirers-and then 'by an
other tor look favorablv upon his suit,
but every argument used proved futile.
Subsequently she came to this city and
took up her residence at . ths Prince
Qeorge h'dtel. - ' '-. "
Bines ciwnlng to New York Miss Suth
erland, through letters and interviews,
has been besieged by the fortune hunt
In noblemen, and is now planning to
make her eseape. . . .-
&EWL1MVEDS TAKEN
FIVE TIMES BY COPS
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lice, Slake Double Honeymoon
a Misery.- J
Chicago. May 16. Benjamin Grots
and J. P. McNlcho'las and their brides
arrived here after, traveling one of the
rockiest trails ever hit by newly-weds.
Tbey had a double' wedding at Ottum
wa, Iowa, and started" on their honey
moon, - . - r ' , ,,- . .
At Fairfield, Iowa, the two men- wsr
dragged from the train Into a police
court and fined 125 for eloping. They
were held four hours, until their per
secuters allowed them to proceed
Hefore the train reached Chicago' the
two nyra gud their brides had been tak
en from five different trains and were
driven five times In patrol wagons to
police stations. Telegrams sent ahead
brought out ths policemen. . .
TOWN OF 300 HAS 18
; VOTERS, 33 SALOONS
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'Benbow City, 111, May 15. Benbow
City, the town which has grown up
around the Standard ' Oil company's
new refinery, eight miles souyi of' Al
ton, Is the wettest town In Illinois, and
because it is the wettest it is also the
richest. '
. It began Us corporate existence as
a village Monday with IS reglatertd
voters and 23 saloons. Within the cor
porate limits of Benbow City there are
800 persons and one saloon' for evjry
13 , inhabitants. In addition -to the
33 - saloons. there are seven - brewery
agencies, and each dramshop, andV. each
agency pays 3500 a year license
. -Payments for the coming' year have .
already been made, ' and the, little , vil
lage starts ont in life with .a $15,000
nest egg. The per capita wealth' by
reason of this revenue from the liquor
interests is. greater than that of anv
'.town or city in the United States.
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