THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND,
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CLAIRVOYANTS AND PALMISTS
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andausweryourquestlons.de- xoo
noriha-naat. nr.-n.t and future 80
condition Tell you how to o
tiring success and happiness 250
Into your life; how to win the 26c
one ypu love, and - control I6o
other - Remember . you take . 25c
no chances. .-1 will - do tni 5e
work or make no charge. WUI 250
forfeit 11.000 you do not 50
find my work superior w ,
others. Investigate. .
If you want help a NA
GANZI.
- 841 Morrison St, -
Corner of Seventh.
Opposlt Tull A Glbba'.. -
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THE-' SENSATION OF PORTLAND IS
ZOLA raLFORD
Btinvuished clalr-
V priesthood of ancient EgygV which en
ables her to perform the "oracles and
.k.il vmm avarV Wish. "Will for
tl i EeneOt of the poor but worthy peo
: pie, g?ve ber famous 110 life reading
' I.vtn nw ts thlsi week. And the IS
treading nd 2 "Ouree of Hindu Secret
tor Control nmi inuuoucw
; AsTtest of her great power, she will
'charge but 25c today and tomorrow.
' She reads the Innermost thoughU of
'souls, tells whom and Jf"1"
marry,- with exact jlayjand date, gives
Ik.iVhoI. rlihla advice on business
Investments and all . affairs of life.
cultlsm ana aeveiops meujumo.
.uan n nn Im accented. Of
' fice at her residence, 809 H 6th at. Walk
In. no sign. Hours iu a- " f "
F.1EE
FOR ONE WEEK MOBBV ,
BUINO THIS AD AND RKCBIVB
; ABSOLUTELY TiVLiM
. On of my .. :.
CONSULTATION READINGS. , '
Always Consult the Beit . -'
PROFESSOR KHIMO, --,
Greatest llvln astral dead-tranca ettlr.
, voyant of tha age; advlaer oo bualneM
'and ail affair life; tells, your full
( nam and what you called for whom
; -you will marry, how to contro th one
' you love, oven though miles away; re
. tinitea the separated; give secret ppw
' ers to control; does all others advertise
to do. Bonni io to 8. dally and Sunday.
Offlce, Nos. and 4.Jirand tbeatrj
Wag, 8623 Wash, near Park St. Phone
Wain 126V , . ..
kAPlLA, MYSTld OF BELHI. INDIA,
teacher of Sankhya and Hindu Philos
ophy. The Only High Initiate of Se
cret Influence in America. Clairvoyant
Adviser on all affairs; TELLS. you of
' everything. Specialist on the welfaro
of life. MEDIATOR OF DESTINY here
to Explain the Causes of Human Des
tiny, to Allevlat Sorrow tad Attain for
Mortals. Health, Success and Happi
ness. For three days, fe 25c.
409 Waahlngton St. ,
DELOREfe, MEDIUM. CLAIRVOYANT
and- llfa readar. 149 Park st neej
Morrison. .. - ' '
CONTRACTORS ASTD BUILDEIiS.
JOHN EICHBLATT, . v
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. :
All work done up to date and guar
anteed in every way: eatlroatea given.
1024 E. 6th st. . north. Phone Wood
Jawn 1578..; .
J. J. RANKIN '
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Jobbing and remodellns; a specialty,
287 Front at. Phones Mala 8628; Wood
lawn, 891. - - - -
ZtOGFS REFHINOLED. REPAIRED;
estimates; Reese & Klngeryr Pae. 118.
F. E. KINO. CONTRACTOR, DESION-
er and builder. Phone Kaat 878.
O. WALLING, : CONTRACTOR AND
builder: 410H Dekum hldg. Main 64
RYAN BR6S.;" HARDWARE AND
plumbing. 640 Williams ve. ta. fuu,
iRAY & NELSON, CONTRACTORS AND
carpenters. Phone Woodlawn 1488.
CLEANING AND DYEING v
SUNNYRIDF. STEAM CLEANING AND
Dye Works, cleaning, repairing and
dyeing. Work called for anu delivered.
Tabor 1067, B-2057. 208 H. 84th at
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED.
$1.50 per month. Unlqu Tailoring
: Co., 809 Btaric ST-
a U.- W. TURNER, DYER CARPETS
dyed a specialty. 60S - Jefferson at
' Wain 2518. - -. '
COIXECTIONS. .
INTERSTATE ADJUSTMENT CO;, BAD
1 debts collected. 606 Buchanan. M. 8130.
'GIVE US YOUR BOOK ACCOUNT: R.
' C. Chism, 07 Couch bldg. A-SZ1S.
CHIROPODISTS
;43HTROPODY AND PEDICURING
4- Mrs. M. D. H11L 380 Fleidner bid
DANCING
-WALTZ, TWO-STEP, THREE-STEP
and stage dancing lessons 25c, Pro-
: lessor Wal. Wlllson's school 886 H Wash
..' Ington, between West Park and 10th st,
PROF. R1NULEK DANCING ACADEJdi.
, a select school: class or private le.
aons daUy. 6884 B. Morrlxw. Phon.
; DRESSBIAKnCG
i DRESSMAKING AND FINE SEWING
1 1242 East 9th N.
; - DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL '
W. M. MILLER. V.8., VETERINARIAN,
26 K 8th st Office 327 FUndersT
. rnwnfl jviain lata,
DR. C. K BROWN'S DOG Al
hospital. 106 N. 6th st P
1MII
hospital. 106 N. 6th ml Phi V4ln
4086; A-4086; residence. Paciflo 840.
LEITROM KENNELS. 45TH AND Di
vision sta.. Tabor 126. Dogs boarded.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
WFSTERN' ELECTRIC WORKS. 61
6th st Contractors, electric supplies.
motors and dynamo we Install plants.
PACIFIC "ELECTRIC ENGINEERING
Co. Motors, for sal or rent wlrlna
and supplies. 118 2d st
EMPLOYMENT, AGENCIES
CX Hansen, Jr.
EMPLOYMENT! OFFICES,'
Men. 86 N. id. Uiin lt2tT W
Women, 841 H Wash st Mala 268X;
itti, u1jiictij ,lry q employers.
1 'il l LAND EAlPJXJtMENT OFFICE!
?05.i Morrison st. ...Phone Pacific 22
27 N. 2d st Phone Psclfle 130
FlItNITURE REPAIIlIXa. .:.
UNCALLED-FOR PIECES METAL
11c couchnads. dinlnv-chair . w
couches, kitchen treasure, rockers; half
fru.g. pijtia uynumenr, in lltn St
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
190S STABLES. HACKS. LIVERY.
boarding and ctale; furniture moving;
12 Union ave ; East 8582; nleht phone
T'sln 804 4. W. A. Heaalan. Prop, -
GASOLINE ENGINES
STATIONARY AND MARINE; ELEO
tno equipinenta; launciir a, aocesaorlea;
wholesale and re tali: angina repairing,
J flprpon Mu'litnery Co., 18 Morrison.
4TAT"iui5Rf AND MARINB OAS&t
line enirines; we manufacture them:
pret our j.r !. Fatrlmnka. Morse A Ce.-j
HOTELS ,
HOTEL PORTLAND, EUROPEAN
I !WfitiT , i day. - ; ,
1 s1K.xLjHi Ki'Rori-AN. plan:
.,0KOFKtV, $1 AND CP.
jbuxipeao; i.a aaa Aiuoc. )
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES.
- "ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY." 1
TERMS THE BEST. GET $10 TO $109,
REMEMBER, IP YOU WORK.
WH WILL LOAN YOU MONET.
7 . STATE SECURITY COMPANY.
- ' '704 DEKUM BLDG. . .l
- HOURS. 8 A. M. TO P. M. i
VfhjU. AND SATS UNTIL I P, K, :
SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO
salaried employes and on pianos, fur
nftur. wsrehouae receipts, horses, tnsur
ance policies and all kinds of securities.
New Bra Loan & Mortgage Co., , 261
7 ", UiUff'
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO
pi and others upon their ow name
without seourity; cheapest rates, easiest
payments; office In 66 principal ciUes:
v yourself money by getting out
at. loiman. lis ADinrton Diag.
TO LOAN LARGE AND SMALL
.mounts on good real estate security;
fr?,,5ht loans; low rat of Interest C,
V. Pfluger Co.. room 14 Mulkey bldg.
wvwiiu niiu nvmion sis.
MoKEk1 to Loan1 for buiLMno
purposes; can be repaid In monthly
tnata lments. Call forprtlouUr. Co
lumbla Lif 4 Trust ACa, 114 Lumber
Exchange bldg. v
WE- LOAN. MbNEY'ON DIAM6ND3
and Jewelry at reasonable Interest for
juiig or anon time. - a. M. Delovag a.
Jewelers. 269 Waghln gton st ;
TO LOAN83,500 ORLESS,' REAL
estat security. , Fmrrlugton, 418 Com.
REAL. ESTATB .MORTGAGES WANT-
ea lor ouu, IBU0, , 8800. ward, 219
my oiog. .
8100.000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $1,000
or more, $ to 7 per cent on Improved
reauy. m. Q. - Qriffln. t$ Stark.
SALARY LOANS STRlCTLf"
d5ntirfL M r?t and r pay.
nrwmn, on nucnanan oiog.
$100,000 ON MORTGAGES, - CITY OR
farm property, fire insurance. Mo-
ivensie fe jo., ZBOH Alder, room 8.
MONEY TO LOAN. LARGS LOANS" A
specialty, building" loans: lowest rates;
j '.f " a. i railing,
UllliW IlXia Am ATI oL(ITitn1inQ
SlUICK LOANS ON ALL 81iCURlTIE,
8. W. Kin 45 Wash. hMr M una
money to Loan oN aLL kJnds
Of securltv. W. HnM R urK hll
IN SUMS OF 82,000 TO , $20,000 U
Vf. Goddard, 110 2d st ,
6 ALAR Y LOANS LOWEST ftA TK ' A
Employes' Loan Co., 718 DeBum,
t Hi ASKiNG SALARY OR"
- inauw, in uoan CO.. 410 Dekum
Mi:V asic LEssoxa.
BUY PROFESSOR DIAMOND'S MUSIC
- chart at any music store, and come to
71 th t for free Instruction Wednei-
uayn inq paturoaya. ,
EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OB1 PRO-'
lessor- viuar sevciK. violin ana viola
learner. A-Jw. !1S4 nne. fae. IBS
PIANO. .IOLIN, -TROMBONE AND
ciannet. rroi,, emitn, Z92 12 th. M.
ia, a-boi - ' s -
LOUIS A. CREIT4 TEACHER 6
violin, til Sherman, cor. 1st Paa. H.
osTEOPAtnio mrsiciAXs '
DR. LILLEBELLB PATTERSON. SPB
ciaiiai on nervous, aaut and cnronlo
diseases. 217 Fenton bldg. Paclflo 1190.
DR. R. B, NORTHRUP. 416-18-17 DB-"
um tuag, id and Washington st.
Phone Main 849, Examination free.
patkntttittornkys-
PROTECT YOUR IDEA WB CAN
patent It Moulton st Scobe, attor-
neys, pm voiumpia Diag., fortlanq. Or.
J. H1R8HHEIMER. 227U WASH. B1V
patent and nenslon attorney
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. A. i. MAT."
ter. 618 Commonwealth bldg.
R. C. WRIGHT, U. S. ' AND FOREl6N
patents; Infrlngment cases. 604 Dekum.
PRINTING .
"Sni-h 1 nn ii. r
THE EAGLE PRINTING CO., NOT IN
n ull oiuh iirurH mm imi, , .
Russel bldg.. corner 4th and Mnrriunn
OG1LBEB BROS, PRINTERS OaKDS,
iiiiuimm, vie -main idoii, 14D 1st.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS.
ALL KINDS OF LETTER WRITTisin
. and copying; charges reasonable. Miss
1 .nmKw UwW.
bldg.
Kimn III I,
vxiY2LH A. DP?UR. . CORBBTf
u-ub. f uu a-iiojo; largest ana most
complete tenograpnio oirtc In west
PAINTING AND PAPERING
rOR,. BESTWORK. TOICEB RIGHT,
call P. A. Doane. E 1096. 104 Union av!
REAL ESTATE
J. M. Pltteneer & Co..
: B68 Russell st. Phone E. 4648. Fir
iimuiancn. loan a, rem estate.
J. W OOn.BKK RKAI. P-JTiTB 1
loans; eatab, 1888. I46fr 1st room 11.
RUBBER STASIPS AND SEALS
ALHO ALL OFFICB STATIONERY. P.
IX Co.,
ai Btara. tl 407.
SIGN AND SHOW CARDS
FOSTER A KI.EISER. SIGNS, THE
largest sign maaers in in northwest
etn 1
Horn
and Everett sta, Phon Prlv. Ex, ii.
me . A-1 J no.
ELMER JT. WALLACE, ART SIONS AND
mucg inuenin, en piara. foe. loaa,
"SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PoRT-
lana Blgn Co.. Z87 Stark Pacific 1898.
SHOWCASES AXT FIXTURES
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCR1P-tlon;-bank,
bar and store fixture
maoe to orqer. ine j,utiw Mfg. cq
THE JAMES I. MARSHALL MFG. CO.
thoveftMB. eehlneteL mtnr-m m rA AfflM
iixiorea. ib tourn ii. facmc iisi.
R. H. BIRDSALL, DESIGNER; AUT. IL
wrour bummr co. 7 Mammon Diag.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE. J
a O. PICK TRANSFER STORAGE
- company, office and commodious 4
Btory brick warehouse, with ae tiara ta
Iron room and fire-proof vault for val
uables, northwest corner of 2d and Pins
sis. iano ana rurnitnr moved and
packed for shipping. H Phones Main 896.
nome A-jyvo. - - - . . .
. OLSON-ROB TRANSFER CO. "
uonermi iraneier ana . srorage; sareR.
pianos and furniture, etc, moved, packed
u ouiyycu. iui vbi peiween f ront
OREGON T9AN8FER CO 134 N. 6TH,
main as. Heavy hauling and storage.
EPENDENT BAGGAGE A THAU
er Co. Stores- 224 Stark. Main 407
KADDERLY TRANSFER A STORAQil
yo-, 111 N. stn. Main ls: A-1488.
SAFES '
DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
"'n stock; iockou is openeo, jaiia,
metal furniture. J. E Davis. 66 8d St.
FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT
..aciory prices; second-baud safe.
Mosler 8ae Co.. 108 2d st.
TYPEWRITERS
LL 1 MAKES. RENTED, REPAIRED
. aold. P D. C. Co.. 231 Stark TeL 147.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
DISTRIBirr ORUoT FINE" CIGABa
rjn ILAWU, OREGON. -
EVERDING A FARRELL, , PRODUCB
.and commission merchants, 140 Front
St. Portland. Or. Phone Main 179.
RKGON FURNJITURB MaKUFAO-"
taring Co. Manufacturers of furni
ture for the trade. Portland. Or
WADHAMS A CO.. WHOLSESALB OKOT
i tier, manufacturers and oommlssloa
merchants. 4th and Oak sta.
LEV 1S-STKNGER BARBERS- 8UFPLY
Co.. barbers supplies, barbers' furni
ture, barbers' chairs. 10th and Morrison.
TllB GRATON A KMdHT iit-fi iA-
7 oak tanners, leather belting manatao
yirra. r-ontano. tr., BI lit Bt.
BATES-WIGHT CO, CALENDARS. AD?
150 6th st
ALLEN A LiiVi i
I'JITII SOLDIERS
FROfJ ISLANDS
Transport Sherman Gets Or
y ders to Proceed to Port
land. NOW COALING '
- AT HONOLULU
Troops Will Arrive About the Slid
' die of Jane in Command of CoL
' George K. McGnnnlgle, After Hy.
lug Seen Long Service on Islands.
About June 15 th government trans
port Sherman will arrive here from Ma
nila by way of Honolulu with th First
regiment , Infantry, which waa detailed
some time ago to Vancouver barracks.
Tha reeiment la in command of Colonel
K. McGunnlgle and numbers 27 officers
and 621 men.
- Information, to this "effect wTe
celved her last night and preparations
to receive the transport are already
under .way. It Is understood that the
troops will disembark her and go to
Vancouver on special river, steamers
chartered ror tne occasion.
The Sherman left Manila several days
ago and reached Honolulu yeaieraay.
Thora ih ni orlven ordera to Droceea
to Portland and land troops. Figuring
that sh wtll leave the Hawaiian port
todav or tomorrow after having filled
her bunkers, the transport should reach
her about the middle of the month.
From here the Sherman will proceed
to San Francisco. The transport Crook
has been dtailed to leave San Francisco
ror Nome, AlasKa. en win carry me
knockdown boat which was built here
for th Yukon river by Joseph Supple.
The boat will be shltDed from her (o
San Francisco Instead of having, the
transport call here lor it
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Begular Liner Da to Arriv.
eakwater. Coos bay ..June 7
ate. San Francisco June 9
G. W. Elder, Ban Pedro, way.... June 9
Alliance. Coos Bay June 11
Eureka, Eureka and Coos June 14
Roanoke, San Pedro and way... June 16
Rose Cltv. Ban Franclaco June 16
Arabia, orient ...July !
Nicomedla, orient Aug. 1
Alesla. orient Sent 1
Numantla, orient ............. Sep t 1 S
1 Xffnlc Xdnart to Depart
Alliance, Coos Bay. June 6
Breakwater, San Francisco June 10
Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro June 11
State. San Francisco June 18
Numantla. orient .......June 15
Eureka. Eureka and Coos June 16
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. June 18
Roselty, 8n Franclseo. r..v.June 20
Arabia, orient July It
Nicomedla, orient Aug. 16
Alesla, orient ....Sept ,15
- Vessel la Port
Broderlck Cantle, Br. ship Stream
Larglemore, Br. sh... O. W. P. dock
Crown of India, Br. bk , .Drydock
Ley land Bros., Br. sh. ........ .0. W. P.
Donna Francesca. Br. bk Astoria
AJsterkamp, Oer. bk. .......... .Astoria
Ancalos. Br. ship O. W. P.
Churchill. Am. sch. ........... .Astoria
Echo, Am. bktn. .............. .Astoria
Kelburn. Br. bk . I. . . t . & ..... , . Astoria
Minnie Kelton, Am. ssW. .Astoria
Edmond Rostand, Fr. bk. ...... .Mersey
Emanuel Accatme. It. bk. Columbia No. 1
I Yorktcwn, Am. gunboat. ...... ..Stream
Charleston, Am. cruiser. ,1 ... .. .Stream
Wellealey, Am. as. ............ .Oceanic
Davis, torpedo-boat ...... ... .Stream
Fox, torpedo-boat .Stream
Far ra gut, torpedo-boat Stream
Preble, torpedo-boat destroyer. .Stream
Perry, torpedo-boat destrover. . .Stream
Johan Poulsen, Am. ss.Inman-Poulsen
Alliance, Am. ss Couch street
Yosemlte, Am. ss..., Tongue Point
Rainier. Am. ss... ..Tonaua Point
Yellowstone, Am. a ......Irving
rvumanua, uer. as , .AISSKS
mma yak. Am. ss on way up
Ba Xontf to load ZAmher. .
Ravalli, Am. as. ........ .San Francisco
R. D. Inman, Am. ss San Francisco
H. K Hall, Am. sch...... San Francisco
W. F. Jewett Am. sch Redondo
Alvena, Am. sch. ...... ..San Francisco
Alumna, Am. sch, .....Kahulul
Tiverton. Am. ss San Francisco
Homer, Am. si San Francisco
Washington, Am. ss .San Francisco
Nome City, Am. ss San Francisco
Sn Boat With O em est and CraaeraL
Aberfoyle, Br. sh... Antwerp
A?a3 Nor. sh Antwerp
? 2a1' Er.bk ..Antwerp
Albrt Rlckmera, Gr. bk Antwerp
Clan Graham, Br. sh .....Cardiff
Eugenie FautreL Fr. bk Antwerp
r.Yurc, d , nu. Antwerp
Gael, Fr. bk ..London
Neatsfielda. Br. sh.. Hamburg
David de Anjers. Fr. sh Antwerp
Brabioch, Br. bk , Antwerp
Klorn. Br. sh. Antwerp
Jotnville. Fr. bk Antwerp
Carmanian. Br bk. Hamburg
Rochambcau, Fr. bk Letth
Gulf Stream. Br. bk.. . ..Antwerp
- Goal Ships Xa 2tonte.
La Roche Jacquelin, Fr. bk. Newcastle. A.
Fifeahlr. Br. bk. .Newcastle, A.
Bosuet, Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
Tramp atmr sa MouU.
Invrklp, Br. ss Ban Francisco
Taunton Br. ss , . . , . .Guaymas
Forerio, Br. ss San Francisco
Madura, Br. ss San Francisco
Tabor,. Nor. ss Bremerton
TRANSPORTATION
REOULATOR LINE
T AS BTBAXJKB
v Bailey Oatzert
maxes round trip week days, except
Friday, to THE DALLES, fare $2.00.
T awln DaIo.J 1 . XT
"n"iiB v s,auu g ss.. w.t icarin
Dalle I p. m arriving Portlan.
leaving The
nd 9 p.
m. -. 1 - -
Sundav Round ' trio ta CaamMa
Locks, leaving Portland 9 a. ta., arriv
ing back 6 p. m. Far $L00.
Dalles City and Capitol City
Operate dally, except Bandar, -between
Portland and The Dalles, calling at all
war landings for freight and pas
sengers. - Flrst-ciaea accommodations
for wagon and livestock.
ST.TtBB STHJ9BT DOCK. '
Phone Main 914. A-illL
COOS B AY LIN E.
The steamship BREAKWATER I
Portland Wednesday at 9. from
Oak street dock, for Korth Bend, MSralv.
Oak street d
laid aad Ooos Bay polats. Freight re-
lve till 4 p. m. .on day or Bailing.
er fare, Drat cum, lis: aeoona
7. tncludln brth acd masJa.
Inquire olty ticket offlc. Third and
Washington s treats, er Oak street dock
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW VIA XjOXTDOXTDBSXT '
Furnessia, June 18, California, June 20,
luruuqio. rfuii i.
- BeJoon, gaaO, OT-50 and $7160. '-'
Beoond Cabin, 948JO and 848. '' .
Third Class, $27.40 aad $27.78. ' -
iror book 01 tours ana mrormauon. an
Ply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, h U
18 Sbermaa St, Chicaga
Koarn yiemo bttbaissstj co.u
v STBAKSB3PB
Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder
Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Le
Antral dlrcot every Thursday at 8 p. m.
Ticket effic 122 TbUdaear. Aides,
- - - -
Strathflllan. Br. s:
. ... . .Batavla
r, yt. 1 . A
Guernsey. Nor. ss..
Allanton, Br. ss San Francisco
Craighall, Br. ss. ........ San Francisco
Earl of Carrich, Br. aa. .. .San Franclaco
Aeon, Br, ss ... v ....... . . . . . . . . Eureka
Dulwlch, Br. as.1, ........... . .Guaymas
... dii . r rtnciwu
Ellerlc, Br. ss....v ..San Francisco
Knight Templar, Br. as.... .Valparaiso
Radames, Ger. ss..., .Puget Sound
Ascot Br--it..., ..Victoria
Bn Boat la Ballast to toad Orala.
Manx King, Br. sh. . , ......... .Taltral
Port Crawford, Br. sh. ......... .Callao
Agnes Oswald, Br. eh. ......... .Callao
River Falloch, Br. bk............ Callao
Nordsee, Ger. sh...... .....Callao
Oregon, Ger. sh .Yokohama
Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk...... .Yokohama
Henrietta, Ger. ah. .........West coast
Aster. Ger. bk.... Valparaiso
Marechal de Noallle. Fr. bk. West coast
Helena Blum. Fr. bk. .......... .Bristol
Vendee, Fr. bk.......', ...San Francisco
Homeward Bound, Am. bk-VancVr. B. C
, RECEPTION AT INSTTTUTH.
Officers of Cruiser Charleston and
- Gunboat York town Entertained
A reception was given yesterday af
ternoon at the Seamen's institute. Front
and Flanders streets, in honor of Rear
Admiral Swinburne and the officer of
the United States squadron In port. The
loiiowing oriicera aitenaea: jr.
Beatty, commander, cruiser U. S
Charleston: Manley F. Gates, surgeon,
. b. 0. cnarieston; William ii. Burch
rieio, lieutenant, u. 8. B. Charleston
W. F. Winston, lieutenant U. S. S
Charleston; W. C. F. Stiles, ensign, U
o. e. cnariesion; j. . uiennon, com'
mander, U. S. S. Yorktown; R.-J. Longa
bough, assistant surgeon, U. '8. 8. York
town: xi. m. jLaya. ensian. u. u.
Charleston. '- '-,.....'
Th visitor were . received by ' the
chairman of the district committee,
James Laldlaw, H.' B. M. consul, the
.iaaier auxiliary ana tne onapiain, Ker.
A. B. Bernays. "and expressed them
selves very favorably as to the arrange
ment of the premise and th generail
air of comfort Quantities of- exquisite
roses adorned th "various rooms, hav
ing Deen brought ana arranged by Mrs.
xv. w. Hastings, Mr, w. Henderson,
Mrs. H. W. Hodges. -Miss Ports. Mrs.
A. a Long, Mrs. Robert Mcintosh and
Mrs. Lokey,
menta.
who also served refresh
CONCERT OTS WARSHIP.
Friends of Seamen's Inetltnte Enter
tain Sailors In Bine.
A large partr of friends of th Sea'
man's Institute,. American Episcopal,
Front and Flanders streets, visited th
U. 8. S. Charleston yesterday evening
and gave a concert on board, being con
veyed there and back by the courtesy
of Captain Beatty, in on of the vessel's
launches. About 100 of the ship's com-
iauy, including some or tne orricers, as
sembled on the gun deck and listened
for nearly two hour to an excellent
program or music and readings. In
which the following took part: Mlsa
Edna Gatee, Miss Molly Gregory, Miss
Elisabeth Hobon, Miss Josephln Hoben,
J1'A Harriet Johnson, John Lawaon, H.
ft- S"ae, w, ii. eandera (coxswain),
h. 8. 8. Charleston. W w.M
.After the entertainment a ahort serv-
'L' " neia, oonauoted by th Rv.
. Be.rnays, chaplain of the institute.
w i.u iiu. m unn aa area a. - Tne nymns
were sang moat reverently and heartily
br all present, anrt
terminated with th singing of th Star
iT.C: . 1 . U ana rousing cheers
for th admiral. Captain Beatty and his
"""r uu ine perxorroera,' ,s
DAMAGED IN COLLISIONS'. -, "
Ship From Portland Nearly Lost in
- ContAct With Iceberg. V ; i -
ufZ. lnrjre1 by . hiner been In
collision with a monster Iceberg, the
British ship. Carnarvon Bar reached
Queenstown this morning from this
port Th news of the collision la told
ina message to the Merchants' ' Kx-
The Carnarvon Bay left here January
rrT.'i! t,"?0 ot wJlaat bound for th
United Kingdom. Sh was in command
Of Captain Orlfflth, one of the most
popular shipmasters to lslt Portland
for a long time, and a navigator having
thSrpJJut'01l or beng most careful.
Th dispatch states that the vessel's
stern is .twisted ami that .
had been carried away. f
HEAVT PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
Steamer Rose City Departs for the
Bar City With 850 on Board. -The
Harrlmin line Rose City, Cap
tain Kldeton, left for 8an Francisco at
9 o clock this morning with 850 pas
TEACHING THE TIGER DOME; TRICKS
sengers, the largest crowd carried south
for some time. Record crowds have
been brought north several times this
spring, however. There was a big
crowd to see the steamer off.
Traffic between San Francisco and
Portland has-been very heavy this
spring and it bids fair to continue so
all summer. The North Paclflo Steam
ship company's steamer Roanoke which
sailed . south-Thursday-night -wont-out
full and sh also brought a large num
ber coming north. . Among the north
bound passengers was Dr. William T.
Eisen, who returned- from a tour of
southern California and Mexjco.
MARINE NOTES.
Queenstown. ' June 6. British '
ship
Carnarvon Bay, - from Portland,
nas
stern twisted and head gear carried
v collision with an icebe
Honolulu, June 6. Sailed united
State ateamer Sherman for Portland.
Klnsale, June 6. Passed French bark
Arm en from Portland for Queenstown.
Queenstown, June 6. Arrived French
ship Thiers and British . ship Mllton-
ourn irom rortiana. ,
Prawl Point June 4 Passed French
bark David d'Angera from London for
Portland. -
Astoria, June 8. Arrived at 8 and left
up at 7 a. m. steamer Shna Yak from
San Diego; sailed at 4:60 a. m. steamer
10 semite ror Ban tranciaco; sailed at
6:1 a. m. steamers Asuncion and F. H
Loon for San Francisco.
San Franolsco. June d. Sailed at
noon steamer Stat , of California for
Portland. ,- .....
Astoria. Jun s, Bailee! at 4 n. m,
schooner Irene for San Diego; arrived
at 8:80 p. m. schooner Henry K. Hall
from Ban Frftsjctsco.
Honolulu, 'June 5. Arrived ' United
states steamer tsnerman zrom Manna
proceeds to Portland. .
San Franclaco. June 8. Sailed steam
er Jim Butler and schooner Mabel Gal
for Portland; sailed French bark Ven
ae in - tow tug .nercuies ror rortiana;
sailed at 8:80 p. m. steamer Nome City
for Portland. -
Astoria. Jun . condition 01 the oar
at s .-m.i-smootnt wino-nortawest,-!!
miles: weather mlstr. -
Tides at Astoria today! High water
:vs a. m., s.s xeet: :s p. m., t.i
feet. Low water, 11:46 a. m 1.4 feet
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Tha French bark ' Vend la - being
toweo ner rrom nan xranoisoo Dy me
tu Hercules. She is -under charter to
load wheat for Eurone.
Tha British steamer Ascot Is resorted
as coming her to load lumbar for the
orient -. 1- ; v - - -
The British steamer Boveric as due to
reach the river any time from Guaymas.
Mexico. She is to load 1,200,000 feet of
lumber at the mill of the Eastern A
Western Lumber companr for- north
China. J--.
Th rive masted schooner Henrv k.
Hall reached Astoria this morning un
der charter, to load lumber for the ori
ent. " . -si -''
Tne. steam scnooner unna rax win
do in the harbor tnis afternoon from
San Franclaco to load wheat and Jum
br for San Francisco;".-, :,.;
. - Might Strike at Hoqniam,
' Hfeetal THmateh to Tha Joonul.t "'
Hoaulam. Wash.. June 6.- Acting on
the- request of the ship carpenters.
Mathews has taken flown tne sign of
tha ocen shoo. . He did thla In anticipa
tion that the men who had gone out
when It was nosted would return and
finish the large rock barge now under
construction. When tnr was done the
men requested him to sign a contract
pledging himself to employ -none but
union labor, Ae he ha never had anv
other kind of workmen he thought the
demand uniair, ana rerusea to accede
to It He aoe not Know WTLat action
th unions will take next
Small Launch Sinks. (
INiwHil TManatith a Tha iMirn.t -:
Astoria. Or., June 8, While the
launch Louise was towing a barge and
the 1 launch Hoo-Hoo from John Day
river to the Lewis and Clark, and while
near tonyne jeoint the H00-H09 broke
away and was run down by the barge
and sunk in 90 feet of waterjTh Hoo
Hoo was th property of H. W. Ankeny,
the logger, and Is a total loss. .. .
Afraid to Starve by Pen.
Vienna. Juh I. Mm. Astl-Leonhard.
an authoress of repute,' haa petitioned
the Vienna city council for a license to
open a butter, egg and fruit . stand on
Klngstracse. -
The authoress says that she Is . 47
vears old. a wldow, and a writer by
profession. - By her writings, "though
widely published ' and - bringing much
tame, fail to yield her enough money
to guarantee a decent living. ,
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KAISER DEFUSES
TO SAY ANYTHING
Sphinx-Like Attitude Main
i tained Eegarding Feel
luffs Toward France.
By Malcolm Clark.
Berlin, Jun 6 It la getting to be
mor and more difficult to make out
what th kaiser's real feelings toward
Franc are. Whil he la doing every
thing in his power to arrange a Franco
German exposition In this city 'next
year, while he ordered that th French
student who recently visited Berlin
should be shown courtesy, and whil
ha is apparently . very anxious to have
President Fallierea visit him at Pots
dam, It looks very, much as If he Is at
th same time striving to stir up trou
ble in Morocco. , , . ' i
There Is no doubt that the fact that
so mucn publicity was given to the re
port of Ambassador Dr. Rosen at Tan
gier was due to th kaiser's sharp ar
ticles In th Koelnlsche Zeitung, accus
ing France of treacherous plans in
Morocco would never have been written
uninspired.
There are many who fear that unless
tn uerman aemi-orriciai nreaa atom
its violent attack upon the French gov
ernment - serious complications witn
France, where the dmdI are already
excited at th Morocco problem, may
follow. But ao far the kalaer aanma
determined to maintain his sphlnx-llk
attitude. -
Another Scandal haa created a aanaa.
tion at tna roval auon court at Drea
den, and a it waa th French tutor,
Glron, who stirred uo scandal when he
loped with Crown Princess Louis, it
Is again a French tutor who is at the
bottom of the present scandal.
M- Francois Gautiar. th tutor nt tha
king's sons, Is a very romantic young
man with a craving for sensation and
?. most vivta imagination, so, when, 1
w days ago, he accidentally out him'
sen witn nis pocket Knife, he told a
isinr - story - snout . havlnar hwi
attacked by four masked men, two of
whom he suspected of being courtiers,
who tried to kill him because of his -relation
, with a very exalted ladv at
court - - '.-- .- -K- -'
An Investigation ordered-bv tha Vina
soon revealed the fact that there never
had been any attack upon Gautier, but
there seems to be some truth in his
statement that his relations with the
noble lady have not always been of
tne most naionio Kinn, ana it Is reared
that sensational court scandals - are
about to become public, as ' M. Gautier
threatens to tell all he know in case
he is discharged at the order of the
king... - .... v .
From St Petersburg comes the news
that the famous Russian actor, ftlaan.
lln. Intends to play the part of Joan of
Are in Schlllei
rs tragedy, -l he Maiden
Of Orleans.
Ever since Sarah Bernhardt aiimrlaad
tn won a ny piaying tne parts or Aig-
st, Glagolln ha expressed
go before tha nubile In a
female part He does not see why a
man . should not be able to portray
woman as well aa an actress can play
male parts. If he succeeds in St Pe
tersburg hs Intends to go on a tournee
in America, where he hopes to make a
fortune by his novel idea.
There is great Indignation at Vienna
against uount Marceu veith. vhmt
beautiful young daughter, a girl Of 19,
committed suicide by Jumping Into the
Danube a few days ago because her
ratner rorcea aer, to make money in an
Immoral way, : t
The youns- countess. An annearanre a
mere child, had become a well known
figure in music halls and variety theatres,-
Often she was accompanied by
her father, but oftener she cam . with
old noblemen of unsavory repute
Th nolle had for some time hean
suspecting the count of using his daugh
ter for Immoral purposes, and the other
day they were both arrested, together
with the countess, at their acartmenta
and taken to the police station, where
a formal complaint was made against
the two partners.
The girl at first tried to protect her
father,; but when many witnesses had
appeared to contradict her testimony
she broke down and confessed th truth
Of - the accusations. . ' ,
She Insisted, however, that she had
led an Immoral life of her own free-will
and that her father was In no way to
ajraua. - . , ,
In spit of this the father was sent
to prison, and It was evidently to avoid -being
compelled to testify against him
at the trial that the young girl ended ,
her life. She left behind a letter ad
dressed to her mother, in which she .
said: - - , .,.-..-,. . .-. .
"Forgive m, mother, for what' I am
doing. I cannot do anything else. Kiss ,
pan many times for me." . , ;k
In th rooms of th couple a quan- 1
Uty of letters. were found which are of i
the most compromising character, and' t
which will implicate some of th most
aristocratic names in Vienna society.
The kaiser has taken it upon himself
to see that tru lov shall not . run
smooth in the case of young Prince
Fried rich of Prussia, youngest son of.
the late prince regent, Albert of Bruns
wick, who has fallen In lov with th
beautiful young Countess Paula von
Lehndorff, and who swears that he will -marry
her If h ha to give up his royal
rank and title for It
Although b had been forbidden to
see her, th prince proposed to th
countess, and,' having won her heart
Implored her mother, Countess Marga
ret von Kan Its, to give her consent and
plead bis and his sweetheart's cause
with th kalserin, to whom she Is lady
In waiting, but the mother dared not
oppose the kaiser, and refused.
She and her daughter are now to
travel abroad for a year, whil th
Srlnoe is to be sent to Silesia, where
is to manage the large family estates .
and forget all about his love. He stub
bornly rerusea, nowever, ana it is
thought that he is planning to slope to
England, , where it will be easy for him
to marry Countess Paula,
f It is not the first time th prlnc has
crossed th will of his Imperial rela
tive, for h recently resigned from th
army life and wanted to tak up -soma ,
civil profession, and It is as a punish- .
ment that h is to b mad a country
squire. - .- , . ' ,,.
Countess Paula von Lehndorff, who
was born oh April 20, 1889, 1 one of th
most beautiful girls at the .imperial
court, where her father. Count Heln-.
rich von Lehndorff, was adjutant .to the
old Kaiser, wnneim 11, tne present jcal-.
aer" Tnd father. Prino - Frledrich
was born on July 12, 1880, and ha only
followed in th footsteps of his two
elder brothers, who are both ln dlsgrac
at court . ' - '.' ,: ' - :
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AEGHBISH0P teles to 1
iPOPULAEIZE MAEEIAGE
Pari June 6. Monsignor Amatt. the
new archbishop of Paris, has under
taken th gigantic task of simplifying
th churchr s regulations aa to matri
mony, in order to popularise marriage
among the people, s . .
Th publication of banns preceding a
French marriage is always an ordeal
The custom la to read th names- of th
fiances aloud from th pulpit, together
with the ages of bride and bridegroom -and
a mass of other details. ;
- In small communities where gossip
is dominant this custom Is a deterrent
to matrimony. - Th archbishop haa now
issued orders to the clergy that the age,
end al unnecessary details are , henoe-
iunu 10 ue uuiiitvu.- .
Refused to Fight DneC "
Breslau. Jun (.Robert ' Schults. - A
royal privy councillor, has- been sen
tenced to pay a fine of 1,200 marks be
cause his refusal to fight a duel was
couched in "undignified language.' - -
Herr Schults is 4 years old and a
ocal maglatrate. Because he had sen
tenced a voung army officer in a civil
suit to make restitution' for moneys un
lawfully withheld, the , captain chal
lenged htm to mortal combat to which
Schultx replied that he might hay ac
cepted "when h waa still a student and
an ass.- -.,,-.. ...
On account of his age th court of
honor Imposed "only a -light fine" of
1,200 mark ($300). ...
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'-'j New London Newspaper.
London. Jun 6. London is to have a
daily paper which Will defy th rigorous
libel laws, 'which are feared and usu
ally respected by all other journals pub
lished in Britain. The new paper will
print news and comment which would .
render any other publication liable to
heavy" damages for libel, and will ig- '
nor the existence Of the libel laws.
To make the success of this sheet
possible, it will b edited, published and
printed on foreign territory. Its offlc
will be at ome town on the French or "
Belgian coast, from which cdtlesp can
be mailed to reach London by th first '
rdnllvery. 'mus the English laws will
be evr.ded. -.
The little fly would fain retreat . . , .
And elsewhere cut a caper;
He'a standing with reluctant feet 1
- Upon the sticky paper. !
) , , -. W ashlngtoa Herald.
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