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THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 17, 1803.
THROWERS
TO SUFFER
. . - i-
;';;pcrintendent Donaldson
Will Enforce Drastic
ITcasures to Stop Mer
chants and Eesidents .Lit
tering Streets. ; '
Arrests and ConYictions to
Check Pernicious ; Viola
tion of LawResidents
.Who Throw Grass in Gu
ters Under Ban. ' ;,
PEIIDlflOII LVI f J S
riEXT COIIVEIITIOII
Pythian Knights From East
-crn Oregon Win Hard
Fought Contest.!" ; ;
Superintendent Alex Donaldson Is pre
paring nt of name of merchants
And residents who continue to violate
the city ordinance regulating the throw
Ing of refuse end sweepings Into the
streets, and will deliver it to Chief f
Folic Grlttmacher e i mod H it U
completed and asle that complaints be
filed against them upon, a repetition of
me onense. -
This action Is to be the last step taken
by the authorities preceding the arrest
or a large numoer or Business men
who bare disregarded the warning sent
out by the street cleaning and police
departments. Inasmuch as there are a
large number of down-town gnerchants
who have been guilty of throwing store
sweepings Into the street where they lie
ell day and until 1st at night when the
street sweepers gather them up, en na
tional developments are expected to fol
low. -V ....'. J ..'
'l? Grass Cutters, loo.
Superintendent Donaldson stated yes
terday that hie patience was exhausted
and that he would waste no more time
notifying persona who have been throw
ins refuse into the street He said that
he had made a personal appeal to the
merchants to have their Janitors sweep
out their stores before midnight so it
could be gathered up when the sweepers
make their dally rounds. Instead of
complying with the request the stores
are swept out In the morning and the
sweepings are thrown into the streets
te He until the sweepers come around
again at midnight. ..
But it is not only the merchant and
property owners down town that Don
aldson Is after. He wants people living
in the residence districts to comply with
the law just as much a the business
men. The chief violation noticed in the
outlying district Is in regard to grass.
Residents have established a practice of
cutting their lawns and throwing-the
grass Into the street gutters. , (
Prosecutions to follow.
This is as much of a violation of the
law as the dumping of refuse and
sweepings, and Donaldson Intends that
It snail te stopped, iie saia mat witn
the small force allowed to his deoart-
ment the city cannot be. kept clean un
less the citizens aid mm in tno woric
He has appealed to their clvltr pride and
in every other way possiDie nas en
deavored to impress upon them the need
or keeping the streets clean, in many
cases he has been aided by the property
owners when their attention ha been
called to the matter, but others refuse
to do anything and seem content to al
low the streets to be littered in an un
seemly manner.- . .
Donaldson said yesterday that the
practice would have to stop and if. the
people do not cease throwing refuse into'
: the streets on their own volition he will
prosecute them.
- The Knights of Pythias this afternoon
unanimously chose- Pendleton - as the
next convention place of the grand
lodge at its annual meeting. The Pen
dleton delegation came down with the
expressed determination to get the next
convention, and they are well pleased
with the results of their canvass among
the delegates. .-The grand lodge had not
completed the adoption of the new con
stitution at 1:30 this afternoon, but be
fore the end of today's session It is ex
pected that this will have been done.
No opposition is being met with, and
the constitution. Is : being adopted sec
tion by section. .
The time of the grand lodge conven
tion of th' Knight of Pythias was
mostly occupied today with the adop
tion of the new charter, the old one
having been found inadequate to the
needs of the growing organisation. The
document is being taken up section by
section. As there are no radical
chen e-ea-advocated' there will probably
be little discussion and the constitution
will be accepted practically In toto.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock a com
petitive drill in third rank work will
be put on by teams from Salem.-Rainier
and Portland. A prise will be given
by the grand lodge to the winner of the
competition. .. .
.The Kntgnt or itnorassan. in i non
plan auxiliaries of the Pythian, will
give a banquet to the members this
evening at "6 o'clock at the Commercial
club. Following the spread 60 new
members will be initiated.
. At yesterday's session of the Grand
lodge. Knights of Pythias, after the rou
tine business which marked the open
ing had been transacted the election of
officer took' place. A proposition by
Judge H M. Cake to establish a home
for the aged and needy of the order
was made and a committee appointed to
look into the matter. A vote will. In
all probability, be taken on the subject
this afternoon, but it will probably not
meet with the favor of a majority of
th 4Uirata as It la annarentlv the
disposition of the fraternity to continue
me present inaigem iuna msiesu ui
building a home.
- Following were the officer of the
Grand ,- lodge elected for the coming
year: ;
Grand chancellor. Gus C. Moser. Port
land; grand vice-chancellor, Frank Men
e fee. The Dalles; grand prelate, W. E.
Meacham. Baker City ; grand keeper of
records ana seats, u. n. oiinson, aiem;
grand master of the exchequer, J. W.
Malonev. Pendleton: srand master-at-
arms. J. R. Kerr, St. Johns; grand in
ner guard, I. T. Nlcklin, Eugene; grand
outer guard, C. T. Farriss, North Bend;
grand trustee, e. w. jett, Baker City,
IVOfJAN STARTS
82,500.000 SUIT
r
LEFT II0TE.J
KILLED HISEIF
Edward Leuthe, Aged 21, De
spondent Over Dl Health,
Takes His Life.
BRING WOMAN INTO
-COURT FOB CONTEMPT
Mrs. Flora Cassiday Claims
Half Interest in Gould
and Gates Coal Land.
: For alleged violation of an order of
juue uanienoein 01 me circuit conn,
Ella Talbot is to be brought before him
to answer why she should not be punished
for contempt. The proceedings arise
out of a decree entered by Judge Gan
tenbeln last January settling the owner
ship of eertaln property on Council
: Crest, on which a house is located, Ella
Talbot at that time being restrained
: from attempting to exercise any act of
possession or ownership thereafter.
Susan W. Smith, who, with W. K.
Smith and Walter V. Smith was bv
Judge Gantenbein found to have the
lesal title to the property, now alleges
that the order of court Is being defied,
as Ella Talbot still live on the prop
erty and is said to have leased a booth
for sale of confectionery to one A. B.
Smith. It is stated that she pretend
to own the property and is negotiating
to lease it. The plaintiff and her asso
ciates have leased all the concessions of
the Council Crest amusement park to A.
Duchamp and Duchamp objects to any
business rivalry where he is supposed to
have a monopoly.
A citation will be issued to bring Ella
Talbot into court and it will then be
determined whether she should be pun
ished for contempt of court.
CAMERON EXCHANGES
LEMONS FOR PEACHES
S.i P. Mordt appeared before Judge
Cameron thl morning on a charge of
vagrancy. He wa found begging by
Detective Inskeep. Hi, face was
wreathed in solicitous smile as he
approached the court. With an in
dulgent air he listened - to the deticl
Uve a charge against him.
in- hi.'!Ini,!1.tn mmonplace, do
. Ing-hls-duty testimony of the detective
with a benfgnant wave of th? hanT.nd
head as he stepped up to the luri.
with.- -Well, f. want to co
Kratulate you On your success Belleva
me. I do not think ttwTUi. ?TY?
have made a better holce TZT.mR of
your constluenu I wish to state.? and
here he sweet the Mm -i.u. . . r!a
lenglng glance, -that you. Judge Cam
eron, are the man for the place
The ; district attorney-elert hi,.i,
coyly. A moment it seemed his sur
charged emotion .choked speech and
then: "1 wish to reciprocate, Mr. Mordt
no" w uays on tns rockplle... Call
ACTRESS ON TRIAL
FOR SHOOTING SPOUSE
(United Press Leased Wire.)
. Los Angelos, Cel.. June 17. Mrs,
Flora M. Cassiday of this city, has
brought suit in-the court of Now Tork
for 13,800,000 and George Gould and
John W. Gates are numbered among the
aeienaanta. 4 uri. uassiaay claims to
own one-twelfth interest in the Colo
rado. Fuel A Iran comnuiy'i nrnnerflaa
in Colorado, which are controlled by
uouia uates.
The woman's story is that In 1885
the father of her husband. A J. Can.
sidav. was in cartnershln with C. P.
Elder, in the Elder and Oskalooaa coal
lands-, in Colorado. During the latter
part or tne year named, she states Elder
disposed of this property to the Colorado
uei at iron company and never gave
Cassiday his share of the proceeds, nor
maae any una 01 a settlement with
him. '
Mrs. Cassiday has assigned her suit
to lesiie ferguson or Hew Tork and
he has retained Attorney J. Asplnwall
xxouge 10 present. 11 10 tne court.
FIRE ASSOCIATION
DELEGATES IN SESSION
Pursuant to a call Issued some days
ago. a number of the officers and mem
bers of various mutual fire associa
tions met today in the convention hall
of the Portland Commercial club. The
meeting organised at 11 o'clock s. m..
wun tne election of B. L. Barry, secre
tary of the Oregon Merchants' Mutual
Fire association, as president, and E
H. Anderson of the Horticultural Fire
Relief association, as secretary, it was
decided after discussion to effect a per
manent state organisation.
It was the sense of the meeting that
an effort should be made to secure the
next national convention of the Mutual
Insurance association for Portland or
some point In the Pacific northwest.
A constitution and by-laws for the
proposed Oregon state association will
be drafted by a committee, composed of
Charles B. Merrick, W. C. Haggerty,
John Pemberton, O. B. Bippey F P
Fargo, "
Death was the alternative chosen 'by
Edward T. Leuthe, age II year, of
Cleveland, Ohio, this morning, to a Ufa
rendered almost unbearable by the tor
turing pangs of a chronlo stomach dis
ease. He committed suiciae snout i;av
o'clock by swallowing tne contents or
a four-ounce bottle 01 carooiio acia.
His body was discovered about S
o'clock by Mrs. M- Hickman, 774 Third
street, lying on the sand path parallel
ing the Southern Pacific tracks between
Porter and Woods streets. The body
was still warm when examined by Dr.
F. II. Dammasch. -
Interspersed with German, word and
phrases, a farewell message wa found
on on of the pages of Leuthe note-
dook. tt reaas: -
"Mi name Is Edward T. Leuthe. resi
dence Cleveland. Ohio. Please notify
my parents st the above address. I am
Insured age II was troubled lth ill
health. No one knows how much I suf
fered- My last wish was west, hoping
te neip me rrom mat areau aiseaaa.
which done me worse instead of good.
O Go' forgive for thl bad act,
and love and peace and good-Will to
all."
On -another page Of the notebook wa
tnscrrSisd, x.lfe is not worth living."
Coroner Flnley was notified and Im
mediately tooK cnarge or me uouy.
l.eiithM'a nirnnii whose address is given
In the suicide's notebook a 3214 East
Eighty-second street in vieveiana. nave
been telegraphed, and the body will be
hAid nenitinar their Instructions Coro
ner Finlev has found that Leuthe
stopped st the Clarno hotel. Holladay
avenue, vrp to about three weeks ago.
Where he has been staying lately has
nnt hn . MArtstned.
From letters on his person It ! be-J
Ueved that he wa a painter, as oniy
a cheap watch and 3 cent in money
were found it 1 believed that he ha;
been unable to secure work of late and
that this intensified his despondency.
Several letters, written partly In Ger
man, were found on his person. Evi
dently they are copies of letters sent
his sister, Elisabeth, who reaides in
Cleveland. In them Leuthe made fre
quent allusion to hi continued ill
health. '
FIRE PROTECTION
IN WASHINGTON
RIOT AT
Emigrants Start a Fight
Upon Learning That They
Are Unable to Secure fas
sage Upon the 'Holland
American Liner Potsdam
State's Fire Fighter and Those Sent
Out by Timber Owners Will
Work Together.
(Special Dispatch to The' Joorsal.) ; ',
New York June 17, Mapy persons
were more or leas injured In a riot at
the Holland-American line pier at Ho
boken this morning when the - police
were compelled to repeatedly charge
and beat Into submission a numoer or
emigrants who were unable to secure
passage on the company' steamer Pots
dam which sailed this morning.
During the disturbance .Mrs. Marlnl
Singleton of Pittsburg was trampled
upon, and Is now In St. Mary's hospital
at Hoboken in a precarious condition.
Owing to the steerage being crowded
2,000 immigrants, mostly from. the west.
were unaeie to secure accommouaiions
V 11 1 1 f 11,14 av mua.v. -
Holland-American line officials late
todav made arrangements to transfer
the disappointed emigrants to the Ger
man steamsnip tsenemen, wnicn sail
tomorrow.
LVALTOfl SAYS HE STATE DENTISTS
HEAR LECTURES
DID HOT HAVE Gllll
. '" ,,:' '
Youth Says He Pawned His Fifteenth Annual , Conven-
Revolver Before Holdup
on Willamette Heights.
.Charles W. ' Walton's Z fate on the
charge of .shooting .Officer OlasaNel
on in an effort to bold up a car on
Willamette Heights In September, 1904,
will again ret with a Jury late this
afternoon.:", Much time was consumed
this morning in an effort by the de
fense to impeach testimony - given by
tion Holds Its Closing"
Sessions, Today. - ;
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The 'Oregon State" Dental association
'hlch opened Us 16th annual conven
tion -Monday at the Medical building,
Park and Alder streets, will be ad
journed this evening, The f eslon
have been Interesting and instructive
and well attended. Abnut ISO denUsIs
TOO MUCH INCOME -OH
FIFTEEH CEHTS
Verdict for $800 Reversed in
Case of Man Fired
Off a Train.
(Special Dispatch to The lourot!.)
Olympia, Wash., June IT. Arrange-
mehts have been mads between State
Fir Warden J. B. "Welty and D. P. Page
Jr., chief fire warden for , the new
Washington Forest Fire association, for
cooperation Jn fighting forest fire dur
ing tne ary season mis year. Mr. rage
will put 100 deputies immediately into
the field, who will be paid by an as
sessment ution the big timber companies
composing the association. These depu
ties will De appointed state lire waraens
at large, with power to make arrests
and further enforce the forest protec
tion laws. The stste fire warden will
Issue no Dermlts to burn slashings
without sending duplicates to the depu-f
ties above refered to, and these depu-l
ties will have nower to stoo the burn-1
mgs ir a personal inspection convinces
tnem mat rorest rires migni resuiu
.The ora-anlsers of the fire protection
association control 1.600.000 acres of
timber land in western Washington and
have been assessed 1 cent on acre for
the season's work.' A half cent per
acre has been collected in advance.
There is therefore a fund of 125,000,
with 112,500 immediately avanaoie.
The state owns 50.000 acres of tim
ber land In western Washington, and a
force of about 26 deputies will soon be
put In the rieid ana paia out or an ap
propriation provided by th last legis
lature.
TEMPERANCE WORKERS
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS
Pan
JPnltes FreM leased Wire.)
rancisco, June IT. Mrs -Zens
Pollard, the pretty young woman who is
ni.uwM MAviiiK inoi ner nu.naniT m
a (It of Jealousr-April 6
trial here today. The district attorney
. wa placed on
oenounoea her in hi opening statement,
inking that she had ared five shots into
(er husband back. . !
The woman's defense will be 'that she
end ner husband had s quafrel about
.iomei.Uo matters and. that, he accl
. tjimily shot himself while brsndlsh-ii,-
a revolver. ' . "
Vltnr-siies who saw the shooting de
fie thet the women rushed out of
u f ir prtmenta declaring thst she had
.U her husband and calling tor as
' -'" hor some time It was iaought
h oaa wa tosane, V ,
(United Ptcm teued Wire.)
Saratoga Springs, N. T.. June 17. !
The feature! of today program of the
World Temperance Congress, which
opened here yesterday, were a review
of the temperance movemnt from 1828
to tut at the convention proper, a wom
en s congress and a reunion of temper
ance veterans.
BpeaXers at the congress today were
Rev J b. Cranflll of Texas. B.
fweaiw?1 .' Wisconsin, president of
VJff0?11 JriK FederaUon. and C.
A. Mitchell of Oklahoma.
"L11'"'011 national convention
of the t&on of Temperance of North
America held its opening session here
today and was presided over by Presi
dent Eavenson of Philadelphia.
MISSION MEETING
p ; AT WiVLLA;WALI;A
WaiWaSS
delegate, are in attendance upon the
rKT!?iSJ!?"r-- Ea,t - WaThSgtSn
Christian Missionary society. . ti
iri."W'ranK to missions!
anadjunfct to the society, is also in
session. - . The feature of today's 'meet
ing was -the address of Mrs 7 RovaTj
ny on Airwa. tine Is a returned ml.
MUSTS 'L0,..011 njr and made
Zt. - iitonieni8 ma to rin
ditlon in the dark continent. The con
ventlon will adjourn, tomorrow night.
; ; ' Barlow School Election. -
(SpecUl Dimteh te The Joorn.lt
v Barlow, Or., June l7.-At the annual
school rneetlng, held Monday evening.
a t-miii tax was levied. O. M. Auave
w oiw-iro uirecior to serve three
years Lldle I Irwin was reelected
clerk to serve one year. The district
ia raiiiTiy inw irom oeot ant a sur
plus or si win tie returned to .the
LION CHLOROFORMED
FOR A SURGERY CASE
(Special Dispatch Tbe JoornaL)
Seattle, Wash., June 17. After he
wa lassoed and tied firmly enough in
his cage to be chloroformed, Wallace,
the performing 11cm at Luna park, was
operated upon by Dr. A. H. Pehr, a
Georgetown veterinarian, to remove a
tumor from his stomach. A rope was
taken through a hole in the bottom of
the cage, and then suspended in the
middle of the Inclosure with a noose
at the end. A chunk of meat was placed
on the side of the noose opposite Wal
lace, and when he seised the meat the
rope was drawn tight. Attendants were
then able to tie the klnc of beast se
curely- and, under the Influence of the
anaesthetic he was soon, belpless a a
kitten.
Dr. Fehr says that he performed the
same operation on Wallace when he
was ore of the attractions at the chutes.
San Francisco, five years ago. Accord
ing to Vt. Pehr. Wallace is reputed to
be the roost perfect specimen of a
male Hon In captivity in this country.
He i now" 1J year old, having been
bought 10 years ago from the London
Zoo, by Bailey, the circus man.
SEA WOLVES TEAR V
. WHALE TO PIECES
(Special Dispatch te Tbe Journ.l.)
ivalnn. CaJ.. June 17. Sdou tins a
column of blood and lashing ths water
into clouds of spray, a huge bleak
whale was observed by passengers on
the Hermosa on the passage from the
mainland. As the steamer came abreast
of the dying monster, the cause of its
distress was plainly seen. A school of
orcas, or - "killers, had attacked the
wnaie ana nia eucceeaea in wsnni m
side completely "of f. leaving it helpless.
These 11 wolves of the sea" measured,
In snme cases, over 20 feet and it was
estimated there were at least seven In
the school. They swam anout tneir
victim In circles, rushing in now and
again to rip great pieces off the aids ot
the whale. t . . w , ;.
W0RI) IS TO GET . .. T; ,
MONEY, PAID OUT
court
(Special Dispatch te Tbs Journal.)
Olympia, Wash.. June 17. John Ol
son, who was ejected from a freight
train on the South Bend branch of the
Northern Pacific in a controversy with
ths conductor over a 15-cent fare, had
a Judgment In his favor for $8u0 dam
ages reversed by the supreme court to
day because the amount wan deemed
f rossly excessive. Olson paid the sta
lon agent at Dryad 16 cents for a
ticket to Nesklll. The agent also
passed out a permit entitling Olson to
ride on the freight train, Olson thought
the permit was all that was necessary
and left the ticket on the station coun
ter. The conductor refused to accept
uie permit as a ticket, and put him off
the train. The supreme court ex
presses the opinion that the Jury, In
fixing the amount of damages, was in
fluenced by passion and prejudice.
HUMAN SKELETONS
AT SAN BERNARDINO
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San Bernardino, June 17. Great ex
citement prevails her today ss the
result of the discovery tof several hu-
m.n ufnni in an HPivsnnn in inB
heart of the city. ' Bo far the bones of
five persons, two women, two men ana
a child, have been unearthed, and the
Olgging IS Still in progress.
Hundreds of persons had gathered
about the scene or the grewsome nna
before the police knew of the circum
stances. The first knowledge of the
discovery was brought $o authorities by
officers, who found a boy walking
through the street carrying a human
skeleton I
DM residents declare that no burial
?lace was ever located In that part of
own, and an investigation Is being
made, as the spot 1 near a notorious
public houae.
FAMILY FLEE FROM
DRUNKEN FATHER
Nelson and Motorman Blngman regard- ,rom u OTW the state have been pres
ent ur, j. 4, ian or niiaaeipnia, ana
Dr. William Bebb of Los Angeles, prom
Inervt speaker of the convention.' were
st night made honorary member.
The. lectures and naners rta Ilntenerf
to In the hail on the second floor of
the Medical building and the exhibit
and demonstrations bv manufacturer
Th readln of ths t..llmnv shows "r" 9"El American
that the State7, witne.se. ha no!
positively -contradicted themselves, only tu7ing compani - Tt PhiladelDhU have
wV.to,!t LV.l JTSTSX ttffait.' oPfhthaedi? Pt?.Ure.hinV3
tain. The defena. 'then abandoned this KlJftVV!" P'ovement. tor the pro-
line and called Uan weiner, former de
tective, wno searcnea Walton's room
after the arrest and found a cat
box in Walton's trunk. He was unah
lng the caliber of th revolver carried
by nelson at the time of the shootlns.
Testimony given by the leading state
witnesses during ths second trial of
tbe case last week was read to the 1urv
by Court Reporter J. E. Boys, but after
more man an hour or crosa-rire- ana
confusion It - did not appear that tbe
defense had made much progress.
TO1
Battleships Sent to Isthmus
to Prevent Trouble at
Polls; 'Believc4 United
Intervention Will Assure
Peace. .
fesslon.
This mornlnr the following- naners
were read: "Preparation of Jkoot end
Construction of Richmond Crown," Dr.
M. L. York of . Eugenej "Expansion
meiiioa jur mssing uoia -thrown, - -ur,
P. W. Holllstsr; "Inlay Attachment for
Bridge,' Dr. A. P. Watson; ''showing
ni nnui sa in a sw r rn nm w n isa . u iiitn h
m.vuuw sii va suuuviiktn, ti itttaui
Cavanaugh; "Amalgam Filling in Molar,
Using Perry Universal Separator," Dr.
u. v. nirni ux uugene.
were accompanied by interesting dem
The paper
onstratlons and clinics showing , the
actual work.
This afternoon officers were elected
for the convention of l0S. The pres
ent officers retain their chairs till next
June and they are a follows: Presi
dent. A. L. Beatie, Oregon City; vice-
presiaent, w. tt, ah in, independence;
a cartridge
waa unable
to identify tbe box, but Walton was
recalled end identified it. saying that
it held cartridges he used for the gun
he had pawned a ahort time before the
noidup on the car. B. 8. Backman had
testified yesterday afternoon as to the
pawning of thl revolver. Walton say
he had no gun at the time hs is al
leged to have wounded Nelson.
The defense again placed - on th
stana a numoer of witnesses who said
that previous to the time of hi arrest
Walton bore ' a good reputation for
peace and quietude.
Several of these were old friends of
the defendant, soms nt whnm sr mn.
slclans i and have played with Walton in I secretary, Millard C. Holbrook of Port-
vivuciinH. iana sustaining nis renu-
istiun ware r rea jcngusn, T. U, t'acnett,
I. Watson.' Henrv Rk. HVori wm,r
Henry Kahn and Thnmss TVinahii niarlr
T. S. Well was called to aasist In the
identification of the cartridge box, Th
aerense men rested Its case.
D. A. Grout, assistant nnlntiilMit
SLjSp. WrkT FOUR GENERATIONS
..I. i viu ..." wiiuui , cuufua i iiK l rv ni
ton has misrepresented hi sge in the
present case, ne Having testified that
he ia now 21, and wa only 17 at the
time of the affair on the atreetcar.
Grout S testlmonv waa held tin nn n
objection because he had not personally
" niiiry in ma scnooi record.
in
land: executive committee, George A.
Marshall, William Cavanaugh. D. I.
wadaworth, M. C. Harris and J. M.
Tatea The official headquartera for
th visiting delegate Is the Cornelius
hotel, and the Haselwood restaurant is
the official lunching place.
AT THIS REUNION
v .-
(Special Dispatch te The Journal.)
Brownsville. Or., June 17. At a re
cent reunion of the Harrison family
On the Stand in his own hshslf vss. I In this vlMnltv than m.-
tneJrdYr' fe.
ago and gave hi age a 18. Ha said bearing thl name, and about as many
he Understood that hs had n arlv hla mors nn tt n si Vkl m tA si t (snd ' t)Atavt
w i1.8 ,n oraer to come within the Harrison, the bead of thl large fara-
.The county
awarded ex-Sheriff Tom
thl ' afternoon
i Word Stoo in
satisfaction of his claims for $880. 00,
which he Incurred in closing the pool
rooms una omer gamDiing oens in lu
and 190&. The county refused to. honor
hi bills, and he ha been trying -ever
since to recover the - money. This
money he had paid out of his own pock
et. One of the expense items waa that
Incurred by keeping armed guard at
the Warwick poolroom. The county re
fused to recognise thl a a public debt,
and it has taken the ex-sheriff all this
time to get hi money back. . - ,
JOHN HAY'S SISTER
V FOUNDBY POLICE
. . ' - -v A i, "-,r " ' ' -' ' '
New Tork, June 17. -Mrs. F. F. Mar
bury, sister of the 1st John Hay, form
er secretary of state, was today located
at Redbank. NVJ.. by the police. The
police were notified and the sick worn
an s relatives went after- her. Mrs.
Marbury eluded her nurse In a Broad
way ' department store last Saturday
afternoon, while she was on a shop
ping tour and detectives , .havs been
searching -or ber ever since,"
Police protection was necessary last
night to save Mrs. W. M. Gorsllne and
her four little children from physical
violence at the hand of the intoxicated
husband and father. Officer W. E. Rob-
son was called to the Gorsllne home,
240 Snencer street. Montavllla, about
midnight. He found Mrs. Gorsllne and
the children cowering in fright in
neighbor's home.
rs. Gorsllne told the officer that -iter
husband had come home drunk, threat
ening to cut ner throat, and end the
children' lives. He struck her once
before she succeeded in rescuing the
children and running to a neighbor'
house for protection. When the officer
arrived Gorsllne had fallen Into a
drunken slumber. Mr. Gorsllne has
asked the police for instruction re
garding the swearing out of a ..warrant
against her husband,
ESPEE EMPLOYE IS
KILLED BY STREETCAR
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San Pranclaco. June 17. Wild ex
citement followed an accident on a
streetcar on a steep grade on Twenty
ninth street todny, in which A. Schwedt.
Southern Pacific employe, wa killed.
Several Deonle were In-lured in th
rush to get out of the car after it had
Dassed over the man'a bodv. and a
nearby drugstore had to be turned into
receiving Hospital for the treatment of
the injured.
-Schwedt left another cur at ths tnn
of the hill and ran to catch a car half
way down In order to save time. He
missed hi footing and . fell under the
truck of the car he had Just left
J. H. Lance, the motorman, became
excited and was unable to stop the car
until it had dragged the man soma dis
tance and had passed over hi body.
ATTEMPTS TO KILL
WIFE AND HIMSELF
r- (United Press Leased Wire.)
'Log Angeles, June 17. Half crazed
from the effects of drugs and desper
ate because hi wife, who had left him,
refused to again live with him. Guv
Hadley, 2110 Oak street, today shot
Mrs Hadley three times and then turned
the weapon upon himself. Te woman is
hovering between life and death, while
Hadley.- who was taken to the police
hospital, will recover, It is said. .
There were no witnesses to the at
tempted murder and suicide. Mrs. Had
ley, who was shot in the breast. In the
abdomen and in the arm, walked across
the rear yard of her home to the Marl
borough school before she collapsed.
heimricmtruIS5g ;
. wedding at dalles
' - (Speeisl Dispatch to The oarnsL)
The Dalles, Or., June 17. John O.
Helmrlch and Miss Anna Strubllng were
married yesterday at the Zion Lutheran
church. They left last night for a trip
to British Columbia, Mr. Helmrlch is
general manager f the. Great Southern
railroad, t he road between Vibe Dalles
and Dufur. The bride is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.- Charles -J. Strubllng of
this clty Both pa'rties are Very promN
nent socially at Th Dalles. On their
return they. ,wlU maka their home. bar.
ago limit
Walton repeated th story he has
given on the two former trials of the
case, saying mat ne nad been out for a
car ride on the evening of the robbery
?,nii ..boaf061 . car Willamette
Heights to return down town. A ho
swung on board, he said, a man brushed
past him and a moment later he waa
pounced on by the nollcemsn mil ths
motorman, who thought he waa therob-
uer mat naa neia up tne conductor on
ins cr. s
CLARA CLEMENS
LOUDON STAR
Mark Twain's Daughter
Gives Recital and. Wins
Favor of English Society.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
London, June 17. Miss Clara Clem
ens, daughter of Mark Twain, promise
to become almost as popular as ber dis
tinguished father. Todav vntls4fal oil-.
cles are discussing her splendid recital
or last nisnt ana tne critina mM in
their praise of her rich contralto voice.
Miss Clemen Inherits her father
sense of humor and her bright sayings
are repeatedly quoted and freouentlv
appear in the papers. Speaking of the
attention which she receives because
Said- wn. aaugnter. she I are T9gng near Mlnto and along Lake
"WTiii t hava kasa 4fi ...J Lebarge. Fifteen miles of -Canadian
in an endeavor to rise to th" hei,ht"s'. "i?.raJ,L VT Vr.??e"
llv. Is over DA nuri oil) snH nna nnla.
brated hi golden wedding. His wife
is also living. Mr. Harrison is a pio-
gon during the IndlMt war, having lost
a small fortune by the Indisns taking
nis large drove ot hoga He returned to
the valley, where he atlll resides on
part of his donation claim. He has be
come wealthy. Mr. Harrison I enjoy
ing good health, and enjoyed the re
union Immensely. Dinner wa served
under a large cherry tree planted by
Mr. Harrison 65 years ago. This Is
said to be one of the largest cherry
tree in thl part of the .country.
in narnson ramiiy is'proDaDiy ijinn
unty' largest family. . J
ROY MOON OF KELSO
- WEDftAT CASTLEROCK
(Special Dispatch to The Jonrnal.)
Castlerock, Wash., June 17. Miss
Bessie Leon Huntington, elder daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huntington
Of this Dlace. and Rev. KverarA Rov ,
Moon of Kelso were married at hiarh
noon, Sunday, June 14, at the home of
tne oriae parents The ceremony wa
eriormea oy iev. Kupert 'A. Moon,
rother of the rroom. Their sister.
Ml Lillian Moon. D laved the waddlns
march from Lohengrin. The bride
was attired in white sflk crepe de chene
ana carriea carnation. Tne parlor
were decorated in pink and white roses
and asparagus fern. Only the imme
diate relatives were preaent
HUNDREDS OF MILES
OF TIMBER BURNED
(United Press teased Wlre.l ' ?
Washington, June. J7. Report re-
celved here today as to the conditions '
on the lath mu of Panama atat that
tne situation thers 1 growing graver T
every hour and President Roosevelt to- '
day directed the navy department to
oraer in oattiesnips new Jtlampsnire
and Idaho at once to Colon t with 800
marinas. " ,--..',-'' ' 't . .
, The cruisers Taoome and Prairie are ,
already en rout to Panama with 800 V
jnarines. There will be approximately
1.600 marines on th Isthmus when th !
elections are held and it is 'thought ;
that, no attempt will be made to stir . v
up trouble in the' face of this stand s
taken by the United State .government -
DEFENDANT MISSED
CHANCE TO TIME
Henry Lehr's suit for 8B,Q00 damage "
against John B, Matthews cam near
being thrown out of court this morning '
by Judge O'Day after ths Jury had liat- '
ened to ths evidence for the plaintiff.
Lehr 1 a newboy who was shot in the '
early morning hour of December 14 -lat
at the corner of Going street and
Union avenue, being mistaken for a
burglar by Matthews. -.vl"
complaint it wa stated that
ther ahootinr was ths . result nt an i.
dent due to misapprehension, and the
language was such that Judge O'Day
said he would have taken the case from
the Jury had the proof under that part
OI the COmnlalnr haan Mrti an u
denied ths motion for non-suit, however, .
ssylng he would let the Jury decide.
Young Lehr was sorting his paper
2 A ,ront Porch in front of the store
of G. Olson when he waa shot from an
upper window by Matthew. For ome
Vm0thai,o'ri Mfe w despaired of.
All that he eer received from Mat
hws was 85. givn him at Christmas
tim. He wants 84.986 more.
ORGANIZED GANG OF r.
BOYS ATTACK FATHER 0
Persecuted hv a nni nt vmma Knii,
the Rev. Father Charles Seroski, who is
building a church for his charm at tha
corner of Maryland avenue and Falling !'
street, nas importuned the police for
protection. t Chief GriUmacher has '
taken the matter in hsni inH tha nuh.
ful offenders will be- arrested, and -brought
to the Juvenile court
Father Seroski Hint am that a f.w '
flights ago thsy, set upon him , with
rocks, one tiiking him on the Itg and '
Inflicting a painful injury. The youths ,
also amuse themselves with stealing
cherries from the. trees in th neighbor,
hood. They are said to be organized
wi so unoer instructions irom their
leader. ,
ittalted Press Lsasrd Wlrs.t
Dawson, Y. T., June 17. Forest fires
lain In bed and thought thing and got
out of bed now and then to loaf around
on a lecture tour or tramp lailly through
Europe. That's why I'm looking for a
really comfortable bed. Genius la ths
art or taxing to Ded. The bed habit la
t hs Milnsi fit wo thas'a ni a
-hJ if wj. whit, suit, to remind LIEUT. B0WEN TRIED
Hundreds of sauare miles of valuable
timber hsve been destroyed. The fires'
were set by travelers en route down the
river in smau Doats. i nere nave peen
over 800 arrivals hers to data
BATTLESHIP GEORGIA
WILL TRY FOR RECORD
(TTnlted Press Leased ttrira
Navy Yard. Pue-et Sound. Wash . Jim
17. The battleship Georgia will sail
lor Ban rancisco xnursuav - mornlnr
and Incidentally will attempt to break
all Battleship speed records en route.
The Georgia is the acknowledged speed
ueen oi tne Atlantic fleet but her of-
cers are aesirous of establishing1 a
record.. . Sustained runs under both
natural and forced draughts will be
made and all records are expected to be
smasnea.
Military Company at Aberdeen.
(Rnedal Dispatch to The JoDraai.l '
General Otis Hamilton and Colonel John P;ac!nJ
tj- -i - a .k. x.. , i 1 i Macinaw.
riuard. havs hesn hers tn'ths tntaraat I "n nl? lire.
of the military; company now forming.
Seventy young men nave signified their
willingness to Join, of whom 86 have
passed the examination and - enlisted.
Sixty are required to make a full com
pany. Target practice will be carried
on at Hoquiam where ther is a rifle
range. - . . . r- , --. . ,. ,
FOR NEGLECTING DUTY
tnnltaS Press foiled Wlrs.1
San Francisco, June 17. Lieutenant
William F. Bowen of the coast artillery
Is todsy facing a court-martial ror neg
lert of dutv. .The result will be known
when General Funeton - approves ' the
finding of the court next week. Lieu
tenant Bowen. ahot himself the night he
was arrested. - , :.-.....--., ;; ,
Attempts Suicide While Drunk.
n . SOS .C..MlunUi
vveorse waviiiBfit iliivvvh...
atvaat. was ari-Asted by Officer I. Mc-
riiiirwh last nlsht shortly after Mael-
naw had attemptea to commit suiciae
bys swallowing ths contents of a vial
of laudanum, ne was in an imoxicainq
condition and was ooosea on a cnarge
of being drunk. His father has asked
ths police for instructions regarding the
ing of an insanity cnarge against
He has mad many attempt
. Hla case will com UD be
fore Jtldge Cameron tomorrow mortilng.
Olympia Hotel Man a Suicide.
(Special iMsmUch to The Journal
Olympia, Wash.. June 17. Despond
ent over financial affairs, Edward
Smith, a hotel man of this city, ended
his life yesterday by swallowlnc car
bolic acid. He wa 28 years old and
leave a wire and four small children,.
School 'Election at La Grande.
La Grande, Or., June 17. At the an-1
nuai scnooi election mere waa a con
test between the partisans Of F,. S.
jvsnuoB, ins retiring oirecior, ana w,
T. Sr.ililt. Th. 1.11.. 1 .l.n,.J
ISO to 11. Tne posrd now consists oil will pass to fill the positions.
A. C. Williams, F. 8. Ivanhoe and W. L.I
urennoits...
Pipes Making Argument.
Judge Martin L. PlDes this afternann
began the closing arguments in favor- of
upholding tne ueorge D; Meyer will.
settlement now for the past few months! first business meeting of the club held
for two months and matters or import-
Measles About Sherwood.
' (Special Dlspatc te Th lournil.) '
Sherwood. Or- June 17. The five
children of W. F. Young from to 18
years of age, and .the hired girl are
confined to their bed with meaales,
but are doing a well as could be ex
pected. There are cases in many other
t amiflaa In tha same neighborhood. A
child of Mr. and Mrs Bchraders broke
out with measles two week ago at a
school entertainment, , . scattering the
contagion broadcast.
Examination for Stokers.
. Tomorrow . is the day for the civil
service examination of stokers for the
fire department, and Secretary : Mcin
tosh stated today that there are - five
varsnries to-be filled. There are 18
applicant to take the examination and
it is expected that, a sufficient number
nil me positions. loany
1 the last day lor a person to file
an application. - - "
" Brooklyn Club to Meet.
There 1 will be a meeting of - the
Brooklyn Republican Improvement club
tomorrow night at the club rooms, 877
Milwaukie street This .will be1 the
ance - will be acted upon. - Many com
mute report will alao be -read. -
Spoiling the Trip. :
From the Woman' Home Companfon.
A certain Kentucky Justice of the
peace was called upon to marry a run
away couple who drove up .td his house.
rviiKn mo iinsi woras were said the and hose rrom company o. a this
bridegroom fumbled In his pockets and morning about 8:80 o'clock. The shed
finally' flashed ! out' a Wlver dollar. - ' wa located about two block below
"Jedge." sild he. "this here's all tha fcinioi .in.) n Vmn t
i-nsii i vw -Bui- in insr wono.,' ir you caused By snontaneous combustion.
ni
-v .- Fire In a Tool Shed.
Fire In a tool shed called th engine
Want it. VOU Mn have It: but I rfnn't lahast. m-hlh waa rve rll.llv
mind tellln' you that 1 set It aside for (was a flimsy struoture of litUe value,
lb honeymoon sxpen." . . .Jjrh con tents were not saved.
Th.
destroyed.
WHITE AND BLACK TO
' BE READ ALL OVER
Policeman are now apprahendtng
"benslne buggylsts" whs have not the
proper shading of paint upon their honk
wagon. Jt is generally admitted that
the authorities can mount but one step
higher; to draw up an ordinance stipu
lating the tone of the auto horns.
Dr. Byron Miller was before Judge
Cameron this morning. He was ar
rested because the license number on
the rear of his machine was black on
a dark red background. He waa cau
tioned by Judge Cameron to paint his
number in whit with a black back
ground. WOOL AT SHANIK0 ' -.
REACHES 1634c
(Special Dispatch to Th Journal.) f
.Shanlko. Or., June 17. At this morn
ing's wool sales about 17 clips of
sbout 870,000 pounds changed band at
prices averaging 14 cents. Tbs high
est price of the season was reached
this morning when William Ellerv
bought of E. D. Fltspatrick a small - .
clip- at ltt cents. About IS clips
are to be offered thl afternoon.
PILOT ROCK WOMAN
ROUTS ASSAILANT
rBneelat Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) '
Pendleton. Or.. June 17. Doo Mo-
Hen ale was arrested at Pilot Rock this
morning charged with attempting to
assault Mrs. Morgan Edwards, who was
alone at her home, near there last night
She seised a large butcher knife and
drove him from the house. She then
telephoned to neighbors, who made a -
search. The Edwards family is well
known and hichly respected. - Little Is
knowui of Mckenxie. He was brought
here to the county Jail this afternoon.
Stripped of Plumbing.
Armed with a double-barret - 14-gage
shotgun, W. P.; Lewis appeared at po
lice headquarters sbout 1:80 o'clock to
.ay, stating his Intention to lay in wait ,
tonight for vandals who have - looted
the Interior furnishings of ths bouse
which he is erecting at 88 North Sev- .
en th street. The house was yesterday
Installed with complete plumbing equip
ment consisting of a bathtub,-nickeled
pipes, faucets, wash basins, etc. . This
morning when Mr. Lewis visited the .
residence he found It stripped bar of
all - plumbing - equipment . - The., -police
will make an effort to apprehend the
thieves. Meanwhile- the irate owner
will keep a gun ylgil.
Steamer Damaged. ;
(TJntted PreM Leased Wire.)"
Nome, Alaska, June 17, The steamer
Victoria, which arrived yesterday is
badly damaged. She waa caught in the
ice pack and everely crushed, A hoi" i
twas stove in hr bow and her forward
compartments have to feet of water In.
them. The wireless apparatus Intended
for the station here Is in the forward
part of the steamer, and ia believed to
be ruined. -.. .
The Senator sustained a broken rud
der in the pack, but limped into port'
afely.- -t. ,L . -:'.. .
-. n ai- r I ' .- ' ' . -
f Escaped From Kelly Butte. : . ;
E. Farrell and Frank Wllaon, prl-.
oners at Kelly's Butte, made their es
cape from the stockade yesterday by .
knocking down the cook. They saw that '
the door waa open from the kitchen
and the men succeeded in getting away '
before other. ; guard could reach th
scene. -Farrelff was sentenced In1 the
circuit count for the theft of a piano -and
Wllsorji waa given six months In "
the municipal court1 for assault on Pa
trolman Golts.. Sheriff Stevens went to - "
the scene with bloodhounds last nla-ht -
but waa unable te strike the trail, and '
search for tbe men has so far been
fruitless, . -