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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1833. nil FOUR ELECTORS on Independence League Will launch Organization in Oregon by Nominating 3Ien Whose Names Wil Appear on Ballots. ' With th lectlon tonight at Allsky hall of th four electors who nam will appear on tha November ballot, tha Independence league will In reali'v . hava 1U birth In Oregon. It la expected that a lerg gathering will be present to learn tha salient points of the new party which, since its organisation, has . gained a foothold la every state In th union, , With the nomination of four . Oregon electors tonight the way will be nnved for tha coming of Thomas It. Ill gen, presidential nominee of th Inde- , penaenc league, na w. . ixearau oom of whom will speak In Portland during the first ween or uctouer. Hugh J. McIkrsc. national commit teeman. will address the meet lust to night, as will J. I. Knight, chairman of the Washington state committee, and nnmhitr of local sneakers. Mclsaao and Knight are here in the Interests of tne new ; party wnose organization throughout -the state wuj periectea ;- as rapidly as possible. ; ' Hlsgen and Ilearat at "present are making a canvass of the middle west and will reach Los Angeles October a. Two days later they will appear In San Francisco, then they will come north ward, speaking In many places in Ore gon. Washington will also bo covered . aa thoroughly as is possible In the short time intervening before election in No vember. . - . u "' , Factional fights in Oregon aa veil as In other states are the factors which the Independence league figures will aid the party materially in swinging aup , port to it ranks. Particularly la. this true of Nevada, where both . Democratic and Republican parties are in disfavor, taoh" s held responsible for th atata police bill, which haa proven obnoilous to the general publio. Both parties are likewise scored for tha presence of the- militia ana tne results .wincn wiipce-eq a decrease in wages and disrupted busi ness conditions. The independence league win ivn b jil atata and county ticket in the -No- DR. WHITEHEAD DIES III WRECK Banker and Railway Mag- nale Drowns When Car Tips Into Creek. U'Blfra turn Lessea Wire.) Seattle, Wash.. Sept . Dr. Caleb Whitehead, president of the Alaska Banking A Safe Deposit company and general manager of tha Seward Te- nlnsula railroad, died late yesterday sf ternoon from Injuries , received In a train wreck on his own road, according to a dispatch to the United Fras to day. The train waa ditched at Iron creelt and the observatory car in which Dr. Whitehead and a number of friends were riding tipped over Into the creoK. Dr. whitehead was in me wwr sev eral minutes before ha could ba ret cumA and In unite of all attempts t nvi 1,1a iirai he oieo wttnoui renin lna- consciousness. His body will be HERE IS THE BIG YELL . LEADER OF THE G. O. P. shinned out en the first steamer. Dr. Whitehead was chief essayer at Washington, D. C, for a lone term, but left the eervioe about eight years ago to come to Alaska, tiemuea oe Ing oonnected with the banking Institu tion and railway he waa the owner of several or tne nest paying; ciaims in thia dlntrlct and was wealthy. His wife Is at present visiting In Seattle. DR. RIISIIII SAID ' 11 SHOT Wife; of Thysician to Cor oner Relates Ante-' Mortem Statement. nlt Ktat and countr vada field and confidently expects to elect tha state legislature, which In turn will elect a unitea males senator, a full state ticket will also be scheduled in Montana and a strong electoral ticket has been nominated in California, where it is believed a portion of tha legisla tive ticket win oe inaepenaence nomi neee. . a nnllt In the ranks of both Demo crats and Republicans In Idaho Is . be lieved to oe tne entering weoge o; which tha Independence loaguar wil succeed in landing a few of their noml nees in office. Arizona, according to Mr. Mclaaao, will elect an Independence delegate to congress. m of pw FOR P. 0. 00 II Work On the renovation of the noatof flea building, tha contract for which haa been let by tha treasury department, will commence almost anytime now, ac- ' cording to a statement made thia after Practically the whole building la to be gone over, Mr. Doe.no says. The plaster ' of the ceilings and walls of tha va rious corridors and rooms Is to. be eav- ered with from two to four coats of paint, and much work la to ba done in the way of repairing tha outside stone - and cement work. In addition to this, the desks in the lobbies, used by the publio, are to be covered with glass and lined with green felt, while the walls back of them are also to ba xelt-ooverad. The color of the walls of tha corri dors Is to ba light sage green, while the oelllngs will be ivory white. The ! doors of the corridors will be of a , darker shade of green. . ' All tha office rooms are to ba light straw color, .with fvory ceilings. The . "swing room, in tha basement, .where the men off duty can spend their time, Is to ba buff with. an ivory celling." The walls are- all to ba stippled. AH the ; woodwork In the business lobbies Is to , be repollshed. 'Altogether the building , ! is to be made to look brand new. . TAFT CLUB IS TO BE ; FORMED ON EAST SIDE i The Fortytflfth Precinct Republican - club Is to hava a new dresa Tomer ; row night tha club will meet at tha hall on East Twenty-seventh and Pow- ' -t 11 streets and have a rally.- At that - time the organisation will resolve Itself . into a Taft club under the rules and . legulatlona sent out by the National Taft league. There will be a large and well-aeleoted box of cigara in attend ance, besides C N. Mc Arthur. Allen R. Joy. Henry Westbrook and W. O. Hale, ! DBIFTED 15 MILES TOSEADf jSKIFF (Doited-Press Leased Wire.) Omaha, Neb., ; Sept 8. Evidence brought out today at the Inquest Into tha death of Dr, Frederick Rustln, who waa found by his wife dying In the doorway of his home, tended to indicate that he was murdered. Dr. Rustln was a prominent young physician, and was oonnected -with the leading families of Wis city. - - - Mrt kustin testified that m an ante- mortem statement to her he aald ha had been shot by a man:- Dr. Langford. who attended him, lestmeq mat ne am not believe the wounds could, have been self mructea. . The inquest drew a big crowd, and in tense- interest Is being taken in the mys terious case, as ' it - la believed sensa tional developtnenta will coma to light aoon, Mrs. Rustln took the stand and testi fied that she and her husband lived happily together, , She related how she was aroused by footsteps. She said she heard no pistol shots, but hurried down stairs and found her husband wounded. 8 he aald she saw no pistol and that she did not look for one. The witness said Dr. Rustln ones tried to commit -suicide by Inoculating him self with typhoid fever germs, but that he never talked of suicide and sha had no reason to think he ever even con templated It again. .. STANDARD OILER'S 3TE3IOEY ON THE BUM mm SMS GRIIIO OF CIRCUIT FdiiOCIIISF nunifirnn nrTTi-ri nnunT nmrn nn IlillVUIIIUL And Will Be. Better Still Venire 'of Jurymen Falls IS D O ED United State Senator Joseph M. Dixon," th Man in Control of the Big V gest Wind Tht Was. pyr Raised, f: ' , ? The old revolutionary fable, about the ahot that was heard all around the world Is ignomlnously backed off the boards by the noise which would be sent around thia globe were Senator Dixon to concentrate his latest ' cam paign power. Where tha revolutionary noise went with difficulty but once around the world, Dixon's noise could travel around both hemispheres 12 times. And thereby bangs a tale. Senator Dixon la a prominent Repub lican from Montana enjoying hla first term in tne upper nouse or congress. Because of his energy, his eloquence and -his Republican patriotism tne na tional committee last week delegated to him the chairmanship and control of the peakers' bureau lor tna Kepu oilcan na onal committed. The SDeakina .earn- palan of tha Republican national can- Uvass will be under Senator Dixon's di rect control. If It were possible to con centrate tha lung capacity wnich is thus piacea in ine control or this one lone mortal the Kansas cyolona would be come but a gentle summer sephyr in comparison to the big wind whloh Dixon couia raise. Tna average lung capacity or a cam paign orator la goo cubic inches. The orator averages 10 breaths a minute in the course, or a speech, and with each breath ha exhausts half of his lung capacity. In other words. In the course of a minute be has excluded l.KOO ctihin inches of good Republican wind. The averasre orator who will travel on Dix on's expense account will speak oonsee uuveiy an aggregate vo minutea to a Speech, after time Is taken, out for sev eral long drlnka of water froni tha pro verbial pitcher on the speakers' stand. Therefore, in the course of hla 90 min ute speech the orator haa used 136,000 cubic Inches of wind. ' In tha height of the campaign Dixon will easily average 100 oratora to . state, counting 'the greater and leaser lights and including those who are at work directly and indirectly for the na tional committeea speaking bureau. These 100 oratora in 46 states will use a total of 620,000,000 cubio inches of wina in one apeecn. Tney win easily average 10 speeches to the campaign. Therefore, a conservative estimate of the aggregate wind power at the com' mand of the junior senator from Mon tana approximate at least 6,210,000,000 cubio inches of wind. Tha average campaign orator using his full lung capacity of 300' cubio inches could yell his party shlbboletn "Taft" and tha word would be aaafly discernible for a space of at least, 800 feet Therefore, if all of Senator TMx on'a oratory oould combine their total efforts for the campaign into, one pro- iractea wnoop tne iame or mo ttepuD 11 can presidential nominee wouSd ba heralded for a continuous distance of i . w - ... a m L Dixon would be able to turn looTfc a shout which would travel 82 timea around the world. No authentic information la at' band to the effect that Senator Dixon has any Intention of thus utilising hla mag nificent nower. hut th tnhiilntlnn la interesting in these days when campaign wracors uounin ana wnen tne political tocsin is being sounded o'er hill .and ...Tefls. Frisco. Men Teo pie Are- Saner. -(United Pms Leased Wire.) San JYancleeo, Sept. I. E. It Mar-1 rlman.waa the guest of ths Manufao- turers and Producers "association of i California at an Informal reception thia Short Old Criminal Charges Dismissed.,. Ones more the state circuit court Is grinding, and the lusty "Hear yaM of tne Pamirs has begun. At ;JB pciooit thia morning - Sheriff f Stevens rapped the first session of court sinue vacation Bronaugh and Morrow in. joint sesalon f on the benoh. Tha big room In department No, 1 waa filled With lawyers and Jurora The lawyers came to take ud fa a enda of! cases inai nays peen resting since tna Mount Scott Citizens Believe They Hare Checkmated Money-Making Scheme, to Gobble the Streets Under Water privileges. ' , afternoon at tha Fairmont hotel, which, to order, with Judge Gantenbeln, Cleland, wu nuiaim oy uver m. inousana Busi ness men or. tins city and tha Interior cities of this state. , . , It waa the original plan of tha Man. ufacturers and . Producers' association to hava a banquet, but Mr, Harrlman mmAn m ftriMlnl VAnuAa 1Kb via Viml functions "be held hia honor while vacation in JuTv .5 S2l. T"' " of ths Mount Scott ft. te'pU"' h.a"ldC irarrl'ial"1, "?-Mt q??&&i'i&S .Moolatlo. hav by , a me people, saia liarnman. i ' I thv hu hun.mnV. , I tlrnnlv Aui,in,M ,n.i,nui . iniorraw. r. (h. J. 1. ; ., r.iTJ . .. .. : . . " 7? ""V. '".-r"j.,M.iriiaempt to noja toe city up ror a iare were aerved. only BS resDonded when the ,um ' "nay lntha near futura la tli roll waa called. The number available! belief, of President Charles Scott of JflyJM ,.eCY108 Y" tul further ra-7 that aasoclation as well as a number nu vr ti uiw wuca naa ucu u, vigilant it.. made, and bv aevan more hn tha 01 otnar Vigilant CitisenS, grand jury waa drawn.: Thia leaves just I Their ; reason for this belief is the M.f?f f'Y . , fact that B. S. Kelsay, the erstwhlls o.vrai 010 criminal cases wars Qip-1 nromotar at m. water anrf aaa avatam In missed on recommendation of the dla- ?mo"' ft water and gaa aysteni in trlct attorney . whara oonvtotlnna hava I the Mount Scott district, failed to ap- been secured and other charges have I pear In behalf of hia petition to tha oeen lert standing. Among; the dlsmlsa- county court at 10 o'clock this morn ais entered or tnis character were oasea ng. the time met tor tha hearing. Kel against Eddie Ives and Frlta Rathko. say's attorney appeared In hla behalf wie nigoway roooera wno are serving and told Judge Webster that It was lm-20-year sentences in the penitentiary, possible for hia principal to be prent Another case in the same claas waa on account of other business. He aeke.l that of 3. P. Slvener, who la oerving an for an indefinite postponement of tho Indeterminate terra for obtaining money I bearing and this was granted by the Dy xaiae pretenses, lie is a orotner-m-1 juq law or Melville Bradley, the slayer of The . reception waa Harrlman stood in tha midst of tha group or ousiness men and shook handa with them aa they were presented to him. He strictly refused to talk busi ness except In a general way. . - .' I believe tha business or tha nation is now on a firmer, aaner basis,", Mr. Harrlman told tha bualness men. 'Tha people have passed tha period Of hy steria and are now r pulling , together. Business is good and It will continue to get; better. , It'a not one man vWho brought about the depression, but many men all men. But people are think ing siraignier now man .tney oia." Mr. Harrlman refused absolutely to discuss his own business-affairs. He would not discuss a rumor that he had gained control of tk united Railroads. AWFUL OUTRAGE IT CHICAGO (United Press Leased Wirt.) New York. ; Sect. vg O. T. Colllna vice-president of tho Standard Oil com pany of New Jersey, was on the stand today at the resumption of the hearing before Bpeclal Examiner Franklin Fer ris of St. Louis in the government suit for tha dissolution of tho Rockefeller holding concern, Frank B. Kellogg. chief counsel for the government in the "trust busting' cases, examined tha witness.- Collins' memory was very poor, Kel logg questioned him closely about th? operations of the Klrscher Oil company of Illinois, conducted by U. a. Klrsch er as an independent company. Kellogg endeavored to snow tnrougn letters ex changed between Collins and Klrachnr that the company was a subsidiary con' cern controlled by the Standard. WESTERN CHAMPS WIN AT TENNIS A FEMALE FAGIN AND A . GROUP OF HER, DISCIPLES (United Press Leifed Wln.l , Del Monte. Cal.. GeDt. 8. Men's oham plonship doubles furnished , the early tennis urogram In today's east-and-west tournament The match which attracted the most attention was between John son, interscholastlo champion, of Penn sylvania, and Chase of Riverside, pitted gainst Aionso jueu ana J.ouis jfree- maoi -Ift-a-good exhibition Bell and Freeman took the first set, 6-2, In spite of the clever wrist plav and back-hand work on the part of the Pennsylvania champion. The second set was also won ' tne westerners dv me same score. 1th good support Johnson might have done batter, aa his partner was hardly in his olasa. His defeat cannot be taken aa a measure of hla individual ability. TENNESSEE Q. Q. P. PAGTI0xS COMPOSED Two cases were taken , 'tin for trial this morning. One is tha damage caaa of Peter Sonaun against "the Portland niuway company, esonsun claims is. 000 for injuries sustained In being mrown irom a rreiant - wagon or the Oregon Transfer company, by which ba was employed aa a driver. The wagon illM,u4 With r,nw - miaan J Olwtk iJIlild S TOninift A, Ollt, no street on tha morning of January 24 wum yut VUli i07. He alleges that ha waa nerma. nently crippled and - that the streetcar employes were to Diame. The defense alleges that Sonaun wal at fault. A Jury waa secured i in Judge Morrow's court thia morning and the taking of testimony atartea mis arternoon. JUdgo Bronaugh began hearing the case of the city of Portland against jvottingnam & uo. ana james .racquet, Incident Police Hide Names of Suspects. (Oaited Press teased Wire.) Chicago, Sept I. Three auapeeta. whose identity is being guarded care--) involving the reassessment of improve- fully, were arrested today In oonneetlorf fffiSS aT.nTsTTOr wiia van most . oniui - assault aver i amount charged to the Nottingham known In tha nnllna Matnrv at thia ,ltv LiuimniM m tli 1 111 ... a Annie Cooper, v 6-year-old girl, . the fsessed against Paq'uet, tba'y appealing viuinu, js in m criiicai wnmuon t ner irom ma action or Hia city authorities. noma, bus waa orsjftd into a. -vacant oaaement, wnera ner skuu waa i a club. Th in the. mouth that frac-I tured by a blow from a club.- The brute I atrucK ner a oiow out off her tonarue. The child's mother found her in a pool of blood and near bywaa the club which evidently had been used In the attack. Several men of, the neighbor hood attempted to form a mob, but were dispersed by tho police. . N SHOOT RESULTS JIT SE SAYS HE WAS THE GOAT SEAGIRT Seagirt. N. J., Sept 8. The United States marina corps won tha first and second Cruikshank matches today, mak lnk a grand total of S86 out of g pos sible 680. Captain Holcom of the win ning team, made a total of 100 on three ranges out or a possible 105. BAILEY LUMBER MILL DESTROYED New trailed Prene Leased Wire.) York, Sept. a Through an agreement reached by Tennessee fao- tne Kepvioucan party, u. - n. nommatea oy tne regulars, . ft-stt Pas Uaaea Wlra , Baa Pedro. Cai. Sept. fc After drift ing it miles to sea la aa open boat Oua Robert, eaptala of the fishing lauaoh iiapry which waa wrecked oa a reef off Caul lna Island, and a Swede heJper. were brought lata port today by Captain Marry Lvrwa on the launch Pearl. R -art's launch, valued at $2,64, is a total loss. Captain Lynch ptrked no Robert aed r. la ccminlon drifting about In a It f't aklff If mlln off tha west end of I'aUilna ialaad. They ml4 hy n cinteii a equatl yesteraay aftemoea while prorctlng for rrawftcbj near r'ata.iina. The Happy waa pk-kxt up 9w tho gale and IUbd ea a reef, where ! ..urded to ptrea. Rf bert and Ma belper eared thrtr rmall boa from dtrartTbn. mnt after ritiicg a aaU saade their way out ta tlons of Tillman. will make the party fight for governor, T. Asbury Wright haa withdrawn from the race, giving Tillman a clear field. Wright will be made one of the electors st lsrge and several of hla friends will oe similarly favored. Campaign Manager Hitchcock today declared that the move gives th Ba publlrans a fighting chance to. carry in staia. JJew York City, Sept 7.The local deteotiv bureau believes that it dis covered a training school for thieves in a recent raid on a Third avenue tene ment Th defectives ; broke Into th tenement in hop of catching a thief. They cam guddanly n a room, gray with oigaratt amok, fllled with boys and presided over by a woman, who was seated at a table on which Waa loose money, several silk rainooata and some gloves. When tha detectives entered the boya mad Immediate break for the doors and were only quieted by drawn re volvers. The detectives then ques tioned the woman, who la about 80, and convinced themselves that her name was not Sullivan, aa she gave it, but mat sh waa the one-tima holla of the Second assembly district then'i anown as ueauurui IV eu Bllney, the sister of Mike Sllney, who killed a man with a butcher'a cleaver, and la now in juaucawan. The woman has been held in 12,000 ball for trial, but her alleged pupils . - wwi, uiaiuiBBvu tor laca oi evidence..- It Is the belief of the pollc uirwgnig was teaming th boys the art of pocket picking and small TO RAISE $25,000 " FOR FIRE SUFFEBERS LOEB DECLARES NO ATTEMPT MADE OX rcatte Prrm Lease Wsraf Mlaaaapolla, Mtnn-. Sept I. Plana are being saade today by tha business men of this city to raise ftt.OO for the aid of salTerers from the foreat Area which ase raging ta thia atata The bi. rani air council spproprtuea , today with which to earry on relief work and everything possible la being done to alleviate th Buffeting of thoaa raaaerea noateiea. . Chafla Reacbc Bay Ot. (Vlt rvs taaaed wlrw.t San Waaelaeo. aut g. Eumi Chaftn. wo4tdat for prMldrat af th L r ueo eta in on tna rroueiuen ticket wtil apeak her tonight in Chrietlaa Fnare bau. H i due to arrive from Harm ram to at 7 :i o riocg a re- epton Is being planned for him. A me or ta iorai rToniMtkmtata PT?PmFVTC T TtT w"l mr candidal at th Ferry X UJLmSLlJLJi 1 O JLir Is I building and ewrrt htm ta th ban la , jnoolie, 1 morrow Mr. C ha fin Oyatvr Bay. Sept t-Sorra-' ) try lrwb nt out a tatesiit '4 l'.!s aftarweoA saying that -tha rrorie4 attewpt t aaaaactaata ' I-r'lal waa wltaoat ' foja.:i'.oei. The statamaat 1 a rt tial t U storleo aeat tt fr-'i t'oro fi:wlBff th at' tt f J v a tiMia laat algbt 4 will apeak m the Or thtr at th y or jric ( niveraiir or Oanromta ta tha mar tg and la the afternoon ha will ad drM a gatnertag ar itaoeati at Btao- for anivorany. la pek at Saa Joaa. tb ovaaaog b 1U Pmx Caatlldatra Taka Testa. Kin radtdata trf taking t ovaraW pmi-m ft tarn f 'ate Hoard or Pnantvary, at Woo4rwr kail tdar. to obtain eotrlif. k eitlttfrg them to 4 fcaeiaeos a i- r ' it 't The aaaw.lna- tiE.a mt.l waun u ttmsorvww. i LITTLE GOD OF LOVE SHOOTS FROM AMBUSH IN TYPEWRITER Cupid la always a mUchlevous rasoal, fond af playlag tricks oa anauspectlng mortal and of hiding In the most Im probable places, to spring out and say "boo" whan guileless youth or demure maid pass by, or to shoot hla darta at astounded and helpless victim a Hla latest hiding place Is In th re cesses af a typewriting machine and be tween tha leave Of a stenographic note book, where ba haa managed to make mmaeir mob ao mucn iiaa a "othook' taat big preoance waa not avea ! pee ten unui jie nad dne bis deadly vlctima f hla strategy were that a wedding dinner at the Sargent hotel. And now lt'a a honeymoon trip across the big water and a lifetime of married bliss in our far eastern posses sions. Uan while Cupid winks cheerfully and walta In some out-of-the-way corner for the next victims: work. Tb Miss CTMaUey. aatll a day or two ago puouo svonograpocr at tne Hotel Ore gon, and Mr. breaker, a btialnaaa mas f Maaiia. Rls trtcka result tB their marriage yesiaraay. Mr. ureaaar waa aa a trtn tn Ik. suurs some tun ago. a4 etapping ar the Hotel Oregon, had .oceasioa ta dic tat mm basineos lettera Ha mnt Ulu "VF mo im mtcimiioB. reiu,r or ntm auspecie- that wtefcad littl Cupid waa eoeeoaled la tha nui.i.i. Ut ba waa, and right la tba midst of ot ne arrest, moat oroaal mr tencoo af a letter en tha orvaet . meat pryl tt sabieeta. aa mbbmI vrWbi dee ma-hlaa aita a grm on nim rauaa littl faca, aa abet them hotb. It araa an-' O-rar Fmt fK mKmi. Tha wooada wor iDcorable and tha victim wore rvala-aea. la faet iilik.. of then sweated ta be rvrd. batnr rrwr left araJa for Manl It waa 11 fisad tn amJ vaatordair rtmrA tor I a brMa. - i Tney bad a ehartk wedBg. aal ! Claudiaonn Trial Octobwr 10. tCalted rnw'UMH mmi Oakland. Cat. Sept t. John and Pa lev Claudlan, charged with complicity la dynamiting tba borne of former "u pervtaor Jamea H. OaJUgher, ploaded not guilty la tha aupcrior court today. Judge Ogden preelded Jointly with Judge Lenaoa. October 1 waa eat as tha date for trial. PHatrlct Attorney Urn mm declda by Octobor 1 which of the tw mum.il w uin iirvb Bertha Claicho Relard. - (Calted Pra t- Wlrt.l Auburn. K. T- mr-L t nrii, Clalcli. tha wblte a'.va, who killed Etnil Oetidron la the New Yntk teadw tela la IsOa. waa today ralM.T (r prlaoa by the apHaJ state paxole board. Bertha CJatehe waa a aotabio flgur at tha time af 0tdroa s saardar. mjtA tha oaa arouawg anaeh lateroet A navs to eorure her parola haa ban mm tar soma ttm. Mhatng Cornpaay Iarovporale-d. Art trio of tnoorrorattona ml f tia Kathoria R tlr Ool Klwlng wt poef bare bM filed With th eeintf cierk. The Iwwrnniwn ar K'h-1 R. g tleer. R f. I-l,r ar4 R. If Ana. ly a4 th capital stock km $it-5. Fire of Donbtfnl Origin Breaks Out and Does f 18,000 Damage Plant X Partly Insured. (Bpeclal DlMtch t Tim yaraaL Vancouver, Wa-ah,, Sept 8. -Thi Bailey Lumber company's mill, about seven Miles northeast of Vancouver, and about two miles north of Hills worth, was destroyed by fir thia morning. ' George O. Bailey, president of, th company, values tho mill at 115,000.' The lumber in the yards la worth about $10,- Mr. Bailey says that the Insurance on the property is $8,009. At that time $2,000 of th Insurance ran out and had not been renewed. . It t not- known how the Are startsd. nut it is thought mat it was oue to an ovrneata furnace. : DRITER W JAIL; rrmir i it Tat -rrrvrtTiTm i T frTtilte PMaa taaan Wlra.t Seattle, Sept i.- -Dashing at break-! neck speed through' the streets,' a sin-1 gie rig ariven oy .earner tntouau, an expressman, struck . Mrs. Maurice W. Thomoaon. wife of the cashier in the county clerk' office, as she waa step ping rrom a streetcar una morning, knocklnar her down on tha brick Pave ment and seriously Injuring- her. Cran dall waa arrested. Mrs. Thompson was removed to the hospital. Tba Injured woman is a daughter-in-law of Judge Will Hi Thompson. She i suffering) from .a fractured coliarDone ana ever bruises. TWO DESPONDENT WOMEN SUICIDES , ' (Hefted Pms Leased Wire.) New fork .Sept I. Temporarily do- ranged by despondency, two women committed suicide bare today by leap ing from tha windows of their homes. Mrs. Mary Ann Reidsch Jumped from tha dining-room window of her home on Soventh atreet receiving Injurlea from which, aha died shortly afteaward. The loaa of her aon by drowning proyed en her mind and drove bar to commit tha raah act Mia, tJlllaa HayiMilAa tctr many veara aaaletant matron at tha Weeeleb Home, burled beraelf from a fourth-story win dow on East Seventeenth street DratS waa inatastaaeoua IU heal Ik waa tba causa, APPRAISERS NAKED FOR CURRIN ESTATE (tuectal rf Tke ieoraal Oreroa City. Ser-t gv-A. L Ha via. It H. Currln and O. F. Una wera ap polate4 appraisers this Btaralag of lira eatat of tnna v 'irrin. oeceaseo. utr v (TJaltad Press Letstd Wlrt.t San Jose, Cal., Sept 8. Hal Chase, former Btar first baseman of tna, New Vork American league team, who. quit last weak, arrived her today and will play with the San Jos State league team this afternoon in an. exhibition game with tha Chicago women's team Chase refused to discuss leaving New york ana wouia not aay wnetner no wouia nnisn tne season witn tne can Jose team or th Stockton State league team.- Ail he had to aay ' waa that he was giaa to get cack to tne west again. Mrs. Chaae came with him and they evidently have made all arrangement to remain on the coast permanently. It Is Understood that Chase told some of ms mends tnat ne lert jnow xorx De- cause he "received a raw deal and was blamed for the fallings of other play ers.- ARCHBISHOP ORTIFS HEALTH FAILS HIM A dispatch from Bom says-- that i Archbishop Orth, formerly paator of st ; Lawrence's church lit this city, haa re signed his aosltlon as Archbishop of victoria on account oi failing health. WW. F-7 1sU-MJtaafca,,lX iMltiaaaVUft KsaSs- sTr). 1;U. A . aa.aaas wlatai l a w wciw yivnoii ii uvngrcii morning President Scott O. N. Ford andv Rev. William M. Meyer of th Mount Scott Improvement association. . These men were on hand . to remonstrate against the granting of - the petition. They bad no -faith in the promises of Kelsav made In his petition for the uaa bf streets and highways in th suburb for which h asked a 25-year fran chise. . . .- So when they became aware of tha attempt to secure It they Immediately set about to Investigate. They wera un abl to find any satisfactory references as to tho financial ability of Kelsay to carry .out hla proposed plans, Kelsay had not agreed to put Up any bond ' to Insure the faithful performance of tho promises he made, ao tha remonatratora concluded it might be possible that Kel say wanted to get an exclusive right to the streets of tha Mount Soott district so that In tha event of - annexation, he could aell hla nrlvilege for a prlo lim ited only by tha dictates of hla own con science. Not Knowing what thes might be, tha men who made tha remonstrance preferred to take no chances. ... Can Tin Vo Baaktng. well known in Eugene."' aald one. ''but we cannot find that ho has any finan cial backing to do what ha says he will. He doesn't say that ha has, either. In spite of repeated assurances that he ia willing to give ua any information wo ask for, ws have never been ablo to get any from him, aitnougn we nave askea him to com out to the meeting of our clvlo clube, on -many occasions. Ha has never accepted our invitations to tell . us why we should grant him a fran chise. - "Kelsay came out to Mount Scott last aummer when, everybody waa suffering great Inconvenience for lack of water. ' onsequently, he had no trouble in get ting mora tnan two aignaturea to hts petition for a franchise for tho people were grabbing at atrawa. Anything that had a suggestion of dampneas In it waa sure to bo reoelvad with Joy. But when Mr, Kelsay failed to ahow where tha money was coming from to do what he aatd would oe dona a reeling of skep ticism spread over the community, e it was no trouble for us to secure a re- ' monstrance from nearly everybody to whom w explained tho altuatlon." "I found," said O. N. Ford, "that most of thoaa who signed 'tha remonstrance which I circulated had been among the petitioners for Kelaay'a franchise. CARUSO WANTS DULY HIS GEMS Archbishop Orth. H CurrMiavii-. Tba frroporty ar th tat is estimated ta fee of tb vaJa f Jl,. - oMwHaajH--awsl - ' rtra ta rewagvIvaaJa Town. " " trstte lro Lease! We. '- " Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. - of m tmti nrlili thia afternoon deetrejed eight dwv.Jrg hooee ta th towa of H.mir. aear Cialrton, r Tor a ttaa It w a frJ tha tra a r 4-t af the lm we14 t-e wl eut bol M ia rew be lieve the r.aaaa ar iht coetrot. Setentr ovr feet ef bet t Serf Be per niaate wl.l 'transmit ons srao- I ?"ier. 1 Archbishop Orth wa tha first cas tor of St. Lawrence church, and h held that -osltion for 0 years. Ha waa at one time editor of th Cathollo Seiw tiaaL.,.-; Ha, -was.. praated a felshop, la June, Itoa, and In 13 received the papal appointment to the archdlocee of Victoria tn British Columbia,- whar he remained a archbishop until four monies ago, wnen ne oeparioa xor r.u rop. ' Ha Is now traveling In Italy. Archbishop Orth will not return to America, but will go back to his "old noma in .Belgium. ASKS ORDER TO SELL MDRDERED MAN'S STORE (United Press Lemed Wire ! Roma, Sept. 8. A message received from Naples today states that Enrico Caruso, the great tenor, is still in pur- cult of th woman who wag generally BUDDOsed to be his wife and who slipped away from the, Caruso villa near Flor ence with the (tenor's chauffeur and 30, 000 worth of jewelry. - Caruso today ttiot on a new ciue. Madame Caruso" and the chauffeur are aald. to have been in hiding at" Naples, ffetit to hav left when th search grew Semi1 an.'" - -"m-" -sr"- T- Caruso emphatically denies that he waa ever married to th woman. He saya ha cares nothing for ber nor for the chauffeur, but that he would Ilka to regain possession of tha jewels that ha used in adorning hla operatic robes. Declaring- that tba income from th business Is net sufficient to justify Its continuance, Mr a. Hannah Neuman. widow of the lata Hymaa Neuman. has secured from tha county court ao order for ml of th second hand stock owned by th deceased at Second -and Couch streeta. Keumaa-waa aiain tn his store wttb a gas pipe, aad Jack La Rose la la ia I ! aertiae! ef the murder. The stock was appraised at 1769. aad Judge Webster authorised the sale aa that beela. -Tba nlare rents for lt and tb ttrofite of tha business slnre tb death of Nearaaa made it tnadrtsabla ta ronlinua - . . MORNING RESULTS . 4. AT-TENNI3 TOURNEY Reaalta at this saaralag teaala tour- itarmeet at Maltaoenab. field war aa foilw ; KoMmrer beat Lrtla. -f. -f : Herd- man beat DoBMi VeAlpia heat Vift'liU !-, -. Ealnt Veat yetham. a-1. -t. Juftore Itarhea t Arthur, t-t, 1; rreemaa beat Jiej-e. i 1, J Cures i .iu&ta Vcaknessoi, W refer to that boon to weak, nervous, nfferlDK women known i Dr. Pierca'i , Favorite Prescription. Dr John Fyfa ono of tha Editorial Staff or T EotKOtio Mbdioai. Eiviiw gays of Unicorn root UeUmtat Dioiea) which la one of tho chief Ingredient qf the Fa ToritPre8criptlon"s A remedy which tor arlably acts a a utar taa Invlgorator makes for normal ac tivity of tba- entire reproductive system." Be ootiUnuea ia ualoola w bavaamedlca ment which more fully answers the abovo purposes Ulan ony thr dnj wiUiyhich I am , acquainted., la the treatment of eaaes pe- , culiar to wocaea It ia seldom thata cas ts an ark i .a A,, nnt nreaant aosne lndleatlou fo-tbl reraatlial agoat!1 Dtx Fyi further sys! "Tba loltowlug are among we leauing Indications for Ueloniaa Unicorn root). Pain n,iiiu ia, iKa hart-, with a leucorrhoea : atonic taeskf eondltkvnpt tba repreduetl-o rgins of kotien, men tit depression and Ir ritability, skaocuted wlttfchronlc disease Of the Teprodii tire organ of womentconsunt aenaatlon ot heat In tha region of the kid neysi menbrrhairitf (Hoodlnt). du t a weak ened oonltloa oflbe reproductive systenit amenou6o'VT'ttirreed ur absent monthly prkxl,.V!r.VvTrom or accompanying n aboomSyiT condition of th dlgell orgin ia-nslc thtn Mooa I niraii urarsma Ions la tb extrnm lower part of tba J f more cr tot of th bove fvgpttmt af! rr.'"'ii.,i.o mU:IJ,liirlMn raa Al 'fa. TTwTi. cl.J HI ttn ic&difig mgreu.- Is Unicorn root, or ueionias. r tnUu: and tb mliral propartlea-at wllaa It most falthfurty represent. Of Oolden .Seal root, soother prominent tne-rndlnnt at 'Favorite PreacriDtlon." Prot iner Elllnf wood, M. 1)., ot Ben nett Medical Collega, Chicago, tars: It Is an lairint remedy La dteordera Of tba womb, Ta all catarrhal conditio-) . aad general eafee-Wement. It to oaefui" Prof. John M. r-cudder, M. lata af ClncinnsU, earl of Golden Seal root t la relaucn to Its gofienU effects oa tb rrvwrm. W U aa ptmdtrtns tn mm ahout WAWJI Ifmtrt w turJt orjral mttamtmitm of epwitoej. It ts wvtn,iUf retarded as ths aoaM usef ol k all (fc-Wlitated eiaw-k" , Irof. B- Knhoiow, M. D.. of Jeffanoa Me4l-l Coliega, tare of Golden Seal : - imite atenna eeiiKn i iiaga. senw i ayai rbaaia limg and mrf Uv rbo-a tpatnr tr awatrwa kM. F ierew t tori ta I recfiptlo fl!tk faily r-j-r-irtt tti the above named la rr4 tenia e i n:re thdlseasa lor whicky ttey ar rtscc-axeadod. -