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VOL. VII. NO. 138.
PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1908. SIXTEEN PAGES.
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WIFE (I11S
Marriage by Correspondence
Proves Unhappy to De
mure Little Woman Who
Travels From Orient Only
to Be Disappointed.
District Attorney's Office
Takes Interest in Case and
Developments May Impli
cate Local Subjects of
Mikado in Bad Practices.
An unusual store of marriage hy ror
rospor.doooe, otidinc in separation after
two !: s in"' auso a pretty little Japa
nese wife would i!"t obey the wlshs of
a greedy an. I unnatural husband, may
result In H Ing tho authorities Infor
mation on which to proceed against
Japanese violators of the law. forbid
ding the Importing of women for im
moral purposes.
Th story was hesitatingly tohl on
the witix sa-siund before Judge Morrow
"try-twr-1rMitt -court -4t4 iaejiwwapavhcn
Mr' TnkeUo Ishlbara was called to tes
tify In the divorce case brought against
K .-hi!t:. Ishlluini on tho ground of de
sertion. Iieputv lUstrlet Attorney Fitz
gerald appeared for the state, and his
suspicions wore aroused hy the woman's
na ni 1 1 i ve a s to : ho manner In which alio
met her husband She said that while)
she was In Japan she was "Introduced'
to her future husband by the corre
spondence method. She met him in Vic
toria. It ('.. in May, 19a7. They were
married at once nod came to Portland
the next day.
Mrs. Islilhara. of demure hut smiling
appearance, said that she Is a Christian
and she rej'iilstd lier husband's sugges
tion us to her conduct. She said he then
to!d her that if she did not obey she
would not he his wife. She refused, and
he left her. Slip is working ina Port
land home as a domestic. The pastor
of tile Japanese Methodist Episcopal
church testified that she Is a faithful
member of his church and he never j
heard any criticism of hr conduct.
The little woman said that the man
who introduce! her to her husband Is a
cook named Hen Noma who works on
North Twenthth street Peputy PIs
trlct Attorney Fitzgerald and Judge
Morrow a-sked num-rous questions to
bring out all the information possible,
and Mr Fitzgerald will make an In
vestigation. It is possible that Ben
Noma is an Innocent ' middleman." but
the circumstances i;re such that im
portant dovelopnien t s mav follow.
The woman's story was told through
an Interpreter Her husband engaged
an attorney to fight the case and an
answer and cross -.'ompbilnt were filed,
but Ishihara's attorney withdrew and
offered no objection to the granting of
the divorce. The womnn said that her
husband nssaulte.i per with an um
brella, on the street last November, six
months after they separated.
Keeps Close Tab
on Rebate Cases
VrfA'o,
1
I !4 . 'mfL
AUTO TIF
LEAPS FROM
CAR WINDOW
Stole Bubble in Chicago,
Traced to Portland. Ar
rested in Chelialis After
Two Weeks' Exciting Escapades.
LOVELACES
AIR CRAFI
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l!
Eastern Detectives Were
Taking the Prisoner Hack
When He Eluded Them
and .lumped From
While in .Montana.
EXPLODES
Two Killed and Three Fatal
ly Hurt at Franco
C rounds When Great Bal
loon Blows Ep With Ter
rific Force.
' 'oach
Attorney-General Bonapart Who Is
Pressing the IJato Cases.
(Washington Iture:nl of The Joii!-n:d.'i
Washington. Aug. 14. The attorttey
general's office has been i:o:istjit:tly in
touch w ith tho . interstate commerce
commission's representatives at Kan
Francisco where the railroad rebate
cases are soon to be heard. It is re
ported that Attorney-General Honaparte
lias given orders that the agents of ills
office bf In c. nstant attendance at the
hearings as the reports are especf d to
have important bearing on rate and re
bate litigation that is soon to he begun
tnrougn trie oejirtment.
That Krnes! Poihlor, the daring young
man who stole an automobile In I'hl
cagei and had a number eif adventures
with it around Portland, ending with
his arrest at ("hehalis. Wash., had es
caped from tue offl-ers by leaping
through a car window while in Mon
tana, was the news received at the po
lice station today.
Oeihler was being brought back to
Portland from Seattle by a. unn. a
Pertland man, when the constable of
Tenino, Hash., who had wired the Chi
cago manufacturer from whom the mo
tor was taken, overtook them and de
manded the incarceration of elbler.
The reward of $100 offered by the own
ers, the Haynis Automobile company,
was the cause eif the prompt arrest.
lunn was bringing lieibler to Port
land to face charees of obtaining money
uneier false pretenses.
l'elhler's brother came from ( alcago
.... ...
Bystander Lights Match in
Defiance of Kules Panic
Follows Explosion and
-Many Were Slightly
jured in Stampede.
Distinguished Aeronaut and
His Beautiful Young WJfe
CHINESE REBELS
DANGEROUS
FINISHING PLANS OF
TWO NEW WAPSIIIPS
Uprising Not Crushed, as the
French Reported Pi
rates Off Coast.
14.--
fmtted PreM Tmel Wtr.l
Washington, Aug 1 4 - Naval Con
structor Kohinson, with a large force of
assistants, today Is busily engaged In
completing the original plans and speci
fications for the two Mg new battle
shits. Florl la and Vtah. that are to be
added to t'ncle Sam's navy within the
next two years. It was announced at
the bureau of construction and repair
todav that It is hoped work on the hulls
of the ships will begin not later fhan
fie. -ember 1. and possibly as early as
No e m her 1 ."
The Florid"!'" keel will be lah early
in S' ptcmber. at least 1" w.-eks before
the frs' work w:ll begin on the I'tah.
The new fighting ships will be of the
most modern (.instruction, modeled on
the tvpe of the British I irendn.iught.
0HE4EGGEDHER
10 HOLD UNION Y,F OT m
"Mill n inrnn nnni
PreM'dent of Association
Suggests Parade of
Cripples.
rn1tel Prew I Wtr 1
Iindor., Aim i After reclBdrg
briskly from pover P-et1ent Rln of
the union of Free h mendlcsrts estab
lished oire t'me i'i In Mrt:'" r
rlwd In I.ndon trv'nv to srm-g. for a
rrnventloTi of ontepged men at th-
Frnen-Hrttlsh exhibition If well
celvd hjr British one legged men he in
tends to fcrtn over strong delga(jon
of hig rrirpld countrymen
"I don t wurit nv humbiin." he mm
srn M arrival In pover. hut pu!tw
hrd-working, honut p-1tth pdler
or Ittnertrt n-iulclrs with ntr one
I1ec. Think whs t a fine, pletareaqu
thlnir H w'nil-J he to have p r i of
"Kb mad Enclish otv-leff ed men.
(I nlte,! Pres. l eui-d ;rir- !
Saigon. French Inlo-Chln.i. Aug
1 niaese uprisiaz whlcli was re
ported by the French authorities to
nave been crushed a few . eks ago. is
assuming dangero is proportions again
The PrltUt, roiif-i! at ',', Phew has
asked the authorities at I'nnimi to send
gunboats to prc.-..,t Kuropean mer
chants !n the ,.,,ast towns.
nrlgandage In the Interior is ga'nhf
ground and reports of n,-w d' peeda"
tlons are hcir.g reed-, ed cnntliiuallv
A Vi' s"'"''' 1'lri" ' prexalent
off the roast and the :tuatlo R rap
idly becoming crPl.-al. Small mer.-amt
ships move at iin-.il pe: H six a-.- i.
ported to have been overha-iled an-'
canturod hy pirate, in ,h , u-eek
I pem repoits r.--iv, here !.),. !
Is estlmeted that the re olu tionl-
have lost I.hHm iv.-i- In the f1Kjlt.-'.
during th last month and IHe i---en '
I. mi native pe:,s.lnts H.
Joining the ou'laws.
. Kalny Day at Falrvlrw.
I.lnredn. Neh A-ig U-. rf
ruin pourel o er Lincoln and ti e u--reundlng
country to. lav an ! krpt v.!tnr,
sway from Falrvlew Hrvan hulr 1
himself In his st-ulv preparing spe.-o.es
to tr- to sijuan the c-as- against the
voting man, who was kept In Chehalls
for two weeks.
Krnest iiclhler wa-s considered . pa r
tially Insane, but his actions through
out the long hunt for him showed he
stopped at nothing, even sleeping in a
hotel room next to the Chicago detec
tive who was hunting him and whom
he the next day eluded.
Following I lender's escape from cus
tody, the Chicago police telegraphed
Chief Crltzmacber to arrest Delhler
should lie return to Portland. This,
however. Is not thought probable.
NOTHING FH0M TAFT
ON HH VAN'S SPEECH
on the first
began work on
rnlt-d Press Leaicd Wlre.
Hot Springs, Ya.. Aug. 14. Judge
Taft refuse? to comment on Bryan's
speech of acceptance. When an ex
pression was fhvlted he said ho had
read it all with much Interest, but had I
no comment to make at tills time. it
Is understood that Hrynn will he an
swered when Taft speaks to the Ite
publicans of Irginla h
of next month Taft
that speech today
John Hays Hammond, mining engi
neer and one time candidate for the
ico-presldcntlal nomination. arrived
here today to confer with Taft. Ham
mond Is organiser of the league of Re
publican clubs and is anxious to take
as large a part in the campaign as possible.
Taft Is receiving freak letters from
nil over the I'tilted States. A letter
from a San Pleo veteran asks tint
Tuft promise to grant Mm a pension
when he is elected president.
A man from Hrtdgoport, Cal., writes
as follows:
"You are gnp-.g to be the worst pres
ident we ever ha 1. wi.i. the peissih.e
exception of Cleveland I'm certain
that you sre going to be elected"
(United Press I.e.iwl Wire.)
London, A up. 14. Two were
killed outright, three fatally hurt, at
least a dozen frightfully hurned and
si:ores almost rjuffocated, by the
flames that engulfed a great crowd
at the Franco-British exhibition
grounds when the huge balloon of
Captain Lovelace. Ure American
aeronaut, exploded today with a ter
rific detonation. The body of Miss
uianrne inn, an American woman,
Captain Lovelace's secretary, was
taken from the ruins.
The grounds and the entire vicinity
rocked as if .shaken by an earthquake.
Hundreds of windows of tin- beautiful
bullllugs ah. oat the scene were shat
tered, furnlturo was upset and count
less valuable exhibits shaken from their
places and ruined.
A tremendous crowd had gathered to
witness the ascension, as Lovelace has
been giving aerial performances at the
exhibition with great success. Tie
monster balloon was being Inflated and
the crowd gathered close about It to a c
the work of preparation.
Spectator Struck a, Match.
A bystander lighted a 'mat.h, in vio
lation of'; conspicuous pjaiard-i warning
spectator against smoking, .and plam
IngMhe danger ..f tir-. Ins'at.Cv the
gas was ignited and the terrible explo
slon .sent tile spectators tumbling
ward over each ullmr in a conrus.
jumble of humanity The tani.-w .! w
and structure us-! in the inflation of
the balloon were- shattered and the trap
pings of the monster airship were s, u
tered over the whole exhibition gr
Most of the persons in the --row
hliiabvl by the gas and s
were not hauiv lurn-!. an
panic followed the .ph.-i
cited and tempera l ' . v 1
stampeded. In ti e c.-it' n
each other down Women
were trampled on ai d scon
injure.', In the rus'.
Captain Lovelace. L.adlv
in a serious eruulit. m, was.
calmest person on tne seen
through Ills efforts :l at erd. r was r
stored after the rani are! he -ip. rl
tended the treatment of the inlur
if H
w l
d
an 1
. the
w a s
lUe.'lt
p.
Pvt
of
t he
K. I, at Milwaukee evt.
(spr.-hil Mfiifte-h tn TTie Jmirnnl 1
Hon. Aug 14 - - The Knights
-i e r. :oe- t io'i has followed
uniform rank of that "dr! ',-i p-lect !t.R
Milwaukee as the nex pia .'" of meet
ing The vn' was as f..'l..ws- Mil
waukee, 7 ; Richmond. Va . Colorado
Springs, Mackinv Island. '.'.
urn
KtVULYtK
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As th
n-i "u n -
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Ne berg, r . Aug 14-
reu i et p l.n : -g it v.
I o de.1 ' rn c "
Martin f'hoe.no.-
I'es In 8: Vl-ir. - t hrspitai,
Portind h's ;1-.m-n ptereel
l"i a S? ra!ibr h-:'!-t r ma
taken there frr an eperatlon
Msrtin ar.d ' l.r..'r.tr were
plsvlne In their fthr k bam
yesterday aftrnon and became
im olve-1 in a s-uffle for the
roe1on of tr g-jn In 1h
rtrutrgle It w dch.gd. tj,,
rexlrer w n rdd one ard th
Kny thox.ht It mam harmlwt,
fsrhoonoTf r mr reccrer.
RIVER CLAIMS
ilJIIilC IflCIIft!
Nine-Vear-01d Samuel Fine
Is Drowned While Fish
ing Fr;om Jetty.
the rescue of those w!l
tho wreckage
riamei Covered Entire Crowd.
Miss Hlil was nilsslni; fee some
and It was hoped she had escaped,
in clearing the v i e hc-r bodv.
rihlv tuirned. was : '. v rred s:.
lent I v hid beer, kh'ed Irf-tao'l-.
had been crushed under the d. hr.s
boelv rf a ma--, was also taken fro;
w r e. k
Those w1-.. saw the oxp'-l;ten fr
dlstanre sav ti;e f'.ames . e it
gas spread out la a e.-,Mt sla'-t '
lai ert space a t" : t 1 1
balloon had bee-: f as
th" eotiro crowd
Ambulances w-'-e r-
mi l the v let Ims tak n t - ho
least t l-.re.. ..f : I.-- in) jr. -I
' t
,nd
'm a
M"
1
flenri Kannaii, (lie t'isl injjuishetl Krencli ;i rinntit ami liN Ixuit tJ. Jful
yoniie iitc, arc just now (be center of inlrrv-t In the uerim l.litic
mirlil. M. Karnittii is the most optimistic of all Ix-Hrt er In itero
plancs anil prophesies (hut living will 1' as coinnuui as aiit'iinti With
in 1( .enrs. Tin- FiiMiians have Im-iui in the public eye i onlle riihly
of Into in a Horinl wny. The pair bus txu-n i-cnsi civ rnti rta f'iel.
Tho pictures v!ero taken recently for Tho Journal. '
GOVERNOR AND PARTY
WILL LEAVE TODAY
FOR RE LC AN LODGiE
d
(Continued on Page Two i
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Columbia rt
wan flshi
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Wash , A-;g 1 4 Nine.
. :e! Pine wa rlstrrd as -
er v!c::m this morning He
from Hadens Jetty at
CANNOT BE AflY
IRE CHEAP BEEF
Texas Cowman Says There
Is No More Cheap Land
to Haise It n.
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EAGLES Al.'K TAKING
Ti;i: V0TE TODAY
rKlNTKKS 1(U.ISH i
the ri;ioi;rrv i:n.K
Fair landing, and It Is t.tf-imH flipped
from the reek" at. the te'-
Ho was mifd by hi parents shout
1 16. and the resultant search revsled
the tKvIv lvtn th base of tve ri k
!n fsemprt I vei v shallow 'r Tb
boy s father. II F Une. aneT twtl.er.
rolled the rorr sshore. r R J
BJck. Vnro'jvr. worked oxer It for
1 minute without arall
It Is nrpvd that the hov h-xjr
lit In te ter about fff jnlnufe nefor
beir fid Ther wr Do wltceti
to the drowning.
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bee .x a
Se ; e A : C
t y e lee i o . f
'the ne 1 1 c -o 1
Order of F.iK.fs
trietl"Kv '
j riM., Sc - t.
noon. 1 .1 -i h
(T"nltd rresif IfM-l Wlr )
Kansas i'I'v Mo, Auc It
beef Is a ting e.f rh pat
land ra hconn so uah!" that th.-
! not eroagh. rang" to k.-ep meat fir.
down, srcerd'.ng to Coh nel 1k Prior
president of the Cat'le Ra!ers' ,
elation rf Texas, who ! rr trs1- I o'clock this f
To- the fact that the tm-.ee, are Neir,, i wl;',b,: r 1
. "idruhted.v b
cut up 1n'o small farmv Calen Prior IPrday
ttribu", trie ?rdii dnne in tho' Tbls terrrn
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MUSIS
BACK. DEIS
EVERYTHING
Missing Exporter Keturns
r roin Honeymoon With
Bride Refuses to Make
Statement Regarding. SeiP
National Marriage.
'-My Answer to All Calum
nies rttered Against 3Ie
Will Be Made Through
the Courts at Proper Time
and Place," He Declares.
T. M Stevens, the missing head of tha
Portland Rice Milling company, and his,
bride, Lillian Stevi ns. nee Monk, re
turned to the Madison Park apartments
last night, and Mr. Sievens was at hie
office In the Commonwealth bulldlntC
this morning. Excepting to enter a gen
eral denial of the charges bf bigamy
and cruelty mode against him, and to
characterize the charges as calumnies,
Mr. 8tevns said he" did not wish tr)
make any statement to the newspapers.
At least until the return of Judge
O'Day tomorrow afternoon, no criminal
charges" will be brought against Mr.
Htevens. Judge ())ay. who Is Mr.
Stevens' attorney, is at Seaside.
W-hat Mr. Stevens wanted said is
tliis:
'Mr answer to all the calumnies that
have been uttered against me will ha
made through the courts, at the proper
time and the proper place."
The return of the Stevens this morn
ing probably saved their apartment
from a raid by the sheriff. Disgusted
at securing only J204 in their attempts
to levy (oi his bank balances and sal
ary, the deputies had planned to go to
the Stevens flat In the Madison Park
apartments this morning and see If
they couldn't find the bride, and groom
In hiding there. Hearing of this plan
the manager of the apartments hurried
around to a notary yesterdav afternoon
and took affidavit that the Steveni
were not In their flat, and had not been
seen In the apartment house since the
trouble began. To all itiepilrers the
manager flaunted this affidavit as proof
that his assertions of the past week
had been correct.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Stevens appearei!
to be cheerful and happy this morning
In tho face of tho sensation their mar
riage has caused. Mrs. Stevens said
that her lawyers would speak for her
later on and referred everybody to her
husband.
Mr Stevens was also In good spirits.
He was dressed In a new blue suit, had
just nui a snave and wore a big dia
mond pin in his white tie. Ho looked
considerably better than he did 10 days
ago. prior to the announcement of his
marriage to Lillian Monk.
I don't wis to flcht mv case out In
the newspapers." said Mr. Stevens. "The
other side has done enough of that. Alt
I wish to say Is that my answer to all
these calumnies will be made through
the courts, and at the proper time and
place."
He said he did not wish to discuss his
future plans, nor where he and Mrs.
Stevens had been, nor where thev in
tended living "T want the matter
dropped.' said he. "until it comes up in
the courts "
Prior to her mirrlag to Mr. SteyenS
Miss Monk lived with Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Taylor at TL'ii Kearney street,
and she whs at this house until the time
of the marriage Mrs Tavlor stated
this morrlng that If the Stevens wer
married at her home ,IP didn't know It
fnd said that she had been away and
so knew nothing concerning the move- .
mer ts of Mr and Mrs S'evens except
ing that t-.ev had returned to Portland
Inst night from ihei- honeymoon.
Fouiul Dead of Heart Iisen.
rnlt) Pre Leaaed Wire. I
Anacortes. Wah Aug 11 - Mrs. A.
A Iartlbrrt. .'.fi years of j found
de-'d of heart disease, lvmg on her
kitchen fb-o-. this morning
BOY SPECULATOR
FOOLS VETERANS
r
Jesse E. Livermore Unloads
as the Street Wafts to
Sec His Finish. V-
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I In
the Neh
pro-res
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The
K'el
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d 5
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and
- na- oet
Hriici to Tta "aru k '
.g ". -The Internstld na
a; r' - t- -cm vent loti !((
' ; 'arm ' rule un Vr
,.;'. t it .laf lie-1. Jrh
l ..i the effect, it u M dd.
t a '. I : r : y
I
out t h law where
in et- tc meredi b
d
price rf bef
ralvtl mere slaughtered in TI list
yer because there was no ferine
fround where the reisers could run
them saUI they grew cp,
-.-"
says 'hoiisend, oflbeil -ame - ei f
l.'N- i sr.. I ta
r the nt-rta?nmeet
of tb Selet w-o rrtf arl To.
morrow r"rnlrg erfier (left's.) e ill
be Inwailed end ttie ee1ca sriJt com
plete its laborv by aooa.
vef". tea o arrest mM
, n niirl. a, length f eeraj Wre
or in- river rr rormeo.
A new f(imt ill " etsM tm
T the same .! ea tke man 4
has r 1" yeers ft f-rlce. preatJtf
Kr Are al u-jil ik.i .
Plte4
New Tork. Aug. If Hartnf added aa
other w I' lion lo lils rottom profits, Jeesat
K l.tvermer. the "aboy peemUttsr,' is
Uoshtne; at Wall street today,
Llrermore, wbe eras believed ta t
trlnf t Mfser thm warket, tricked the
llr brokers ne iKe esrttense I "ee
lr aed rer-"l a rirk baret
The mtliHm-doiier rw,p ru'e"f
tb yooTis; er"ileir-r t.4t It
arse net dlrared wnit iwr
Ttere art etr-ee4 r ra'4J
Wetlnee'lay aw4 It a as i:.f mat
t.l,,lwai' M fcr, t "it 'i
reeefc kl-n The brt f e,i -.
ear t rati a J Jt t
erlexj-l rf en t'i i -