THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 23, If..).
in I s cuicira are
ilulu! nTiiinmn rinPM
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St, Johns Lawmakers Be
fuse - to Aid Street Vaca
tion Scheme by Notes.
Councilman C I Johnson and a I
Dohle of St Johns are ill firm In
their stand against the sate of the
lately erected city dock and until one
of thnae gentlemen changes Ms mind
or at least bla you the dock will not be
old, aa It takes sis of tha seven coun
until tnat
1 Tacoma
upon which portions or in uoc
iim m vaoatad nit sale cut ba ef
fnrv'g "noun TVim tn tilftlfected.
" J Councilman Johnaon Is so firmly con-
TVf-sp'tlt T).ir I vlnced that he is right that It is doubt-
All llll- jni. direot vote of the neonle would
oauae him to chance and such vote Is
the only thins; which could poaalbly
POD
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Says Trorress Has -Been
Marked by Lonflr Trail of t. -'j
Mnrivr' Tllnrwl Frnm iris, streets upon which portions ol
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HOLDUP
JOKE
PROVES COSTLY
Court Assesses ' WouM-Re
Mirthmakers $tO0 for
One Fun Piece.
HE MURDERER
ADMITS GUILT
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TEMPLAR 0 000 I'M
' OVER TO JURY OARPM GULCH
Frederick flebliariU,' Alias Alto'; flilliland Says 3fan lVsilonts of South Portland
Moeller, Slew Anna Lu
ther, Possibly Others.
Persuaded Her to Pose Form Club for Improve-
ns If is Wife, , ment of District
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Attorney U B. Read and raul D. row
era, charged with holding up Attorney
Daniel JEC. Towers, which they said they
did for a Joke, pleaded ability this morn
Ins In municipal court to pointing- a
dangerous weapon, and each was fined
300. They paid tha fine, and appeared
pleased to get out of the alleged Joke SO
lightly.
The charges of aasault with Intent to
rob, carrying concealed weapons and be
Ing out after hours were dismissed upon
motion of the district attorney. The
charge was reduced to the minimum un
der the circumstances, aa Attorney row
era, the victim of tholr Joke, said ha was
change Mr. Doble'e action, ha having j satisfied If they would plead guilty .to
rLaan t t f-flkm i mai aaisw-Tawi fA mi rniMni
S On of the largest meetings of Social-j po,ulon upon w jtnown objections to
iais ana sympaininra wn mw i street vacations or any aina.
'ever held In Portland eeaemblediat . He says, that out of 17 streets which
Marxian hall last night and cheered to originally ran to tha river nine have
the echo the story of tha life and mur been vacated and four others practically
Vlr of Franelaoo Ferrer, as told In an annexed by waterfront Industries and
addreae by C E. & Wood, who placed that only five-are left reaching beyond
the name of the great Spaniard ia the Bradford street to the water,
role of tha world's greatest martyr. Mr. Johnson calls attention to the
I Following the addresses of Mr. Wood action of Portland In urging tha mayor
land other speakers, the .following reeo- ,eu' tn6 j joo.OOO bonds authorised by
-lutlons were unanimously adopted and a . two thirds vote, to buv a site for a!
jeopy of them ordered sent to the Span- publla dock there, and calls attention to
,ibii minwier at wasnmgion: . the fact that such men as G F. Adams,
; "Whereas. Ignorance is tha greatest Herman Wittenberg and C F. Swlgert
bar to human progress, and the growth I ar urglng; immediate and favorable ao-
.ana spreaa ot nuiiMo l" I lion
.hnna of future humanity, and that those I . v...i., "e i .h.
- r - I a eV tui huiivi ma as. v mr.m aaa w
who devote their uvea to me apreaa 01 iatrtmm wU, not build up tha city, ha
unowiroi- biiuuiu w "' l contenda There must ba adeauate dock
pointing a gun and take tha fine.
Tha two young men. Powers and Reed
appeared in court with their attorneys,
intending to waive a hearing before
Judge Dennett and allow the matter to
go to the grand Jury. Hut oonalderalng
tha proposition offered by the dlstrlot
attorney's, office and Attorney Powers,
they agreed to plead guilty and take tha
fine, providing no jail sentences were Im
posed. Tha fine Imposed for pointing a
gun is tha maximum. ' - .
Attorney Powers now. states that the
benefactors and their memories cher
;lhcd in the hearts of all mankind,
'therefore be It
; "Resolved, That we regard tha murder
;of Francisco Ferrer, the great Spanish
.'educator and founder of the modern
school in Spain, as the most deplorable
berime of modern times and a reversion to
the darkest days of the darkest ages.
IWe reg-ard It as a crime unparallelled
.-since the burning of Guy Ordanobruno,
"and future generations will so regard
.It and venerate Ferrer's name, while the
;name of his bloody murderers will ba a
'Jmockery and a byword to the end of
history." '
Kr. Wood's Address.
'- "We are gathered together tonight."
:sn!d Mr. Wood, "about the open grave
, of another martyr to freedom. How old
the struggle Is, how weary the way and
ihow deep with the blood of men and
I women! Back to the dawn of history
and ever It Is the same the privileged
:few seated upon the backs of the people
land refusing to get Off. The constant
and railroad facilities for loading and
unloading vessels, which will then be
found Pegging for the privilege of using
them,
Mr. Johnson thinks a feasible route
for a spur to tha new dock can be se
cured through tha holdings of the Port
land Manufacturing company, tha Ma
rina Iron works, and the St Johns Lum
ber company, which will at tha same
time be of much benefit to these Insti
tutions, the ; last two of which are
wanting favors from tha city and ought
to ba easily persuaded.
If a track can be secured this way It
will be much cheaper -than the 1700 foot
spur proposed from the O. R, ft N. oil
tanks, up the river, to .the dock.- With
this spur In, transfer of cargoes from
water to rail and from rail to water
would ba very simple and would aava
passing through the several bridge
necessary to reach Portland. : . ,
Another objection raised to selling tha
dock is the possibility that it might
fall into the hands of the O. R. & K,
(UoHi Ptms Leesrd Wlr. I' 1 tir Kln inrfuMwt t ! va hor home I The Improvement of Marauam gulch
w jor. Wt XLFrederics: 0D.- Kelso. Wsah- and cams to. Port land, en First afreet between Arthur and
hardt. alias Otto Moeller. confessed this I where she waa Introduced aa the wife KherLlan atreet la to be one of tha ehlef
i if rn
whom
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had
and threatened
bleamv. '
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the Waldorf-Astoria laat night, where At that time ha told her ha had a wlfe""" the guirror maka nu
ha had been living with his wife and and two children, but that, he was se " that point. An added reason for so
two children under the name of Gab curing a divorce. The aooualntanco be- . " Plntei out. is tna loca
hardt. tween tha boarder and Viae Ollllland de I ?r oe new oounty Hospital, wiucn
iMm n.hharil) tnM th. ruillr that aha I volAruuf lnli a nnnrtahln jnrt mhm A 1. 1 win OS na mucn mora acoeSBIOIS D
was the eighth woman that her husband leges. Templar told her ha wpuld aoon I "'""".'"f auica on ,rir
had married. I have a divorce, and then asked her to I "w7l-
Tha police this afternoon are lnvestl-1 marry him. To this she consented, and
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rntin inni urn miiru Anna, i-mumr, i or ueorga -jempiar. si" " I oiJois or a club orsitnlsed bv reeldeota
he married at Newark, near Iallp, brought a statutory chares against him of 8mith Pop,i.. f.t , mirht to ba
U In AprlU Ufls. acordlng to a 'l'Zili: l Pi.!5d known " h Porlland oo.ter
nt given out by the Broklyn police. lrl I II year. d and waa Placed rof mliyrnl nr fc MAgm
police say Oeonardt confeased '"m','"t "t'Z I ,Z tu-'i. w 'I"-1"- tha gulch at that point fell
he killed tha woman because ahe Un is .mnlovarf in tha Hose Cltv shluaia ulch has become a dumping
i-,-- .k. h. .nihi .,if. I m - , ground ror tin cans and other., refusa
a.'a as.---- aw '-a
to prosecute him
for Miss Ollllland stated In1 municipal J th u.n"n''),ou" "Pinion of about
eourt that she first met Templar when "0,n" )" - "
e ga viisa. liO CUT CHUIiril PllllUiq
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at the
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The boosters organised by tha alectlo
Bella
suicide
lies' at
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to go by tha name of Mrs. prescott. Efldman as vice president. Frank WebJ
other roomers In the Morrison street b" M treasurer and B. C. Jones as sed-1
rmvm.rj. ht. j, nugnea presiaeo. Tnei., v.'
holdup Jokers only took 88 cents and an
m?!!011 d0"r W5tch from h,mi '"" married and that she replied that she
a"- "'--a - am not care, as she loved him anyway,
ported. Neither did ha lose a turquoise jter on tha same day, Gebnardt says,
stickpin. ' v . - .I"" Quarreled over money matters and
x-uwera nnu nm were accuBoa 01 be threatened to leave her.
stopping Attorney rowers wunin a lew O'Loughlin says Gebhardt told hlra
feet of his home on Portland Heights on the woman then screamed and ha shot
me mgnc or uciooer 13. -rney steppea i ber.
from behind a clump of bushes, com- ' ..i.t h,wim
mended him to throw no his hand and npeoteft a Professional MurdereS'
deliver to them his valuables. A re- L Tha pathos of the tragedy of Anna
volver was nolnted at his head, and he Luther Moeller, slain before her honey
was told If he resisted It would cost him moon- had waned, gained poignancy
gating the fate of tha aeven other al they eama to Portland. He requeeted ol " xieusemper as president, C. II.
leged wives of Gebhardt, I her
Police Captain O'Loughlln. to whom land
ftftbhArdt la allt-Aif ta h.v. TnmAm tha I houaa knew tham aa mrh. t
ninfulAn mmvm. a., . I. . I XOitla Tm,l. m,mm vlilltn timm nil. I W Sating Wli held In the library Of St
publication this afternoon. According to llland. ha was also living with his wife Lawrence academy, Third and Shermsi
rvLAtitrhiin. rv.hhi.i-rt at.. h anland two phlMran. Tamniar'a wife aid I streets, which has been offered free ot
tha Tjithar wnman w.n n. AIiam I not know of tha affair until tha e-Irl I Charge by Father Hughes f or . fUtUM I "nr
" "r""- t rj - ".r wi. v :r... v t.:: matina of tha i.ik . iiwtbjm
iu iuu( over. some property, wnna mere, i row ncr itiiw tuning .inr m nor 1 7 - -- -.- - - 'I n
M . . . . . . ' . . . . I ...a ml- . . . ... . .L.I . Irtnthn. mull r. m will K t,A1Jt Ammam. I DU
unnniMT uii lAnAM nv rt vna nn a. rddq uoil i na nr aiin iihi wyn iiiml I ' -... - . . 4 w .1 v.l. .uiui -
captain, he told tha woman that ha was Templar would visit her two and three j row night at the earns place, at .whloh
times a week and leave her room-early "" "r ernieni or eoum row
In the evening, telling her ha bad to go ?- w,u 09 runner mapped out. it was
to his room near the" shingle mill. He Ith' sentiment of the meeting that South
his life. After . taking tha articles he
was told to go, and ran for his home.
Powers and Reed were arrested down
town shortly afterward, and .placed In
jail. They - said - they had pjanned to
hold up Powers, but that It was a Joke,
and they Intended to give back his
money. . .- ,' .
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flirura In tttatnrv.lH tha hloodv ezeCU-
1 1. atrivinr iinwn tha brave men and I which now. In one way or another, con
Jwomen who protest against the author- ls most of the docks on the river,
ity of man over his brother. " this eliminating competition by impos-
; "The most tragic thought In history tag excessive dock charges.
: is that every step toward liberty has 'The admittedly strategics position of
'been bought with the blood of millions "Portland as the only place from or to
murdered by legalized power. No which water grade railroads can be built
; tongue shall ever speak" or ' pen write is Just as applicable to St. Johns and
5 their names. They 'have passed Into the matter of the bridges before spoken
ERROR IS FATAL
Turns on Oas but Fails to
Light It Back to Bed
Two Deau.
tthe vast unknown like the leaves white
Jnow are falling to the ground nevar
itheless they are , the noble army of
I martyrs, and the blood of tha martyrs
S. ' hm fnrovcr been the seed of liberty.
Martyrs Vow Glorified.
"Some of these martyrs, spit upon
;In their own day, are now glorified as
: the greatest of the human race. -Four
; hundred years before Christ there
i walked the streets of Athens a plain
1 v man in coarse neglected garments, who
boldly . questioned every . one and by
' his questions, skillfully brought out the
follies of the superstitions ana the un
.: righteousness of the tyranny . of ' tha
; times. He was the world's great eda
cator Socrates. He sought the truth,
he was the socialist of his day. A few
; followed - him as his disciples more
; accepted his thought but were afraid
i to openly approve hlra.
J "Socrates taught the people to think,
5 lie questioned the right of . authority
. end no matter whence it came.' , Au
thority determined he must die. He
, was a dangerous citizen. ,
power Calls for Blood,
; "Two thousand years ago a . young
Jew of Galilee walked the streets o
Jerusalem, r He. was poorly clad . and
j had nowhere to lay his head. He
s sought not money but the truth.' He
'preached that all men are equal before
- -God. He taught love, charity,, peace
and Justice; yet he was called a dan-
; gerous agitator and he too was con
demned to die. He questioned the au
.thority of church and state and church
:nd state lifted him upon the cross;
. but there upon that cross he is wor
shipped by countless millions, who call
liim- their saviour. Whatever of truth
. he uttered has lived. ; You cannot cruel
zy inougnt, , ana as tna world grows
Inwjirn hrnlh.rlv InvA if finlla . film flia
v- Prince of Peace.
"Ferrer was the last example of the
perpetual truth that those who oppose
existing power and authority of any
form, of state would be' put out of the
way by the state, under the guise of due
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of is an added argument In her favor.
as a shipping point. ,
While such cities as Baltimore, San
Franslaco, Buenos Ayrea, Oakland and
New York say It Is advisable to own
portions at least of their own water
front and while St Johns owns the only
modern dock oh the rivar, with the ex
ception of the 8. 'P. & S. dock in Port
land,' both Mr. Doble and Mr. Johnson
say It would be ill advised at least to
sell what has been secured with much
trouble and expense, and which would
ultimately have to be replaced, at. a
greatly enhanced cost to the city.
process of law, and under the plea that
they were traitors to the state.'
Never Favored Violence.
Mr, "Wood characterized the great
Spaniard as a philosophical anarchist.
such as Tolstoy; but. he declared that
all Ferrer's friends said that he was a
peaceable man and was opposed to any
form of violence. He said that Ferrer Sead for soma
., . rr-iryA TMii. h dead for some time when
through tha apparent revelation that her
husband, , the man whom . she loved
and trusted, was a trafficker In - hearts
and. a swindler of many wives. Pri
vate Detective Michael Brady expresses
the opinion that the man killed not
only his latest bride, but other women
after first winning their hearts and
their money. : -
'- Otto Moeller has been Identified, by
description, with tha polished, clever lm
poster who won, married and robbed
Miss Reglna Viebelmann of Harlem, and
who courted and robbed a Brooklyn girl
named. Bertha Albrecht. How many
other victims, dead or alive, may finish
the score against htm, the police, can
only surmise. One at least Is in . Chi
cago, a woman who appealed to a pri
vate detective agency here to find her
husband, Moeller, after experiencing the
same wrongs which all -who aver met
him seem to have undergone.
It is positively known that tha Baron
Em 11 Moeller, as ha styled himself, who
married Miss . vlehelmann, and : Otto
Moeller, who woed Miss Albrecht, are
one and tha same man, for tha two
(United Prea- Iaaaed Wlra.1 .1 women have met and discussed him. and
San Francisco, Oct 25.- As a result one of his gifts to Miss Albecht was
of carelessness In lighting a gas stove I stolen from Mrs. vlehelmann' e hard
this morning, Mrs. Joseph B. Bywater, j ware store.
20 years old, and , her brother-in-law,
Charles Bywater, 19 j years old, of
Loomis, CaU who ' waa ! visiting ' his
brother, were asphyxiated In By water's
apartments at 579 Valencia street. The
bodies are now at the morgue. Tha
husband is nearly distracted over the
double tragedy which terminated the
visit of his brother, who came to at
tend the Portola festival.
Bywater, a glass blower, left for his
work early. His wife rose later and.
according to the police, was probably
not fully awake when she attempted
to light tha gas stove. A. burned-out
match lying beside a pot of coffee near
an unlighted -gas burner told the story.
Evidently she then returned to bed to
doze until the coffee waa hot
As the apartment was , only -two
roomed, -A the. brother-in-law occupied a
bed In the same room. Both had been
of Mrr
last
bathr
surra
ties
to In
is nc
: vt othn of
jllth, who now
pltal recover--as
Inhalation,
jnlng- and tha
ting tha death
p passed away
s after . being
fan a gaa filled
U hotel, i
l dream stances
at the authori
sation may lead
s, tnougn mere
a suicide agree-
iw hi. wiu uvm viiw ii i a 1 4. - - ' - ' 'lm,.
would return to his wife and family. Portland people should ba awake to sei
Templar Is held under ball of $1000.
through trains
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PASTOR STRICKEN
BLIHO 111 PULPIT
Eev. John Partridge of Peta
luma Victim of pverwork
Brain Hemorrhage.
cure their shape of publlo improvements;
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USUAL PROTESTS
TO TAX DOARD
Thla is tha last day for reception of
Paul will operate through oars at least tcomPlal"" Kalnst assessment by the
Into Portland as soon as tha operation crun!L.b,0'vJ .. iuon- A-
of traiscontinenUl trains Is begun, waa "JT. ,Vv.i. .
tha statement made by W. J. Cannon "a "ee.m"" .at.the uef
f m,ioo, n.a..nff.l '-"' mnu iuoi inf. .wnea " u 1
iv..ti..,A ,ki. nin. iru.iin. in mm. I Practically all of the lata complaints
pany with C. A. fox. also of Chicago. " Personal assessments amounting
secretary of tha Central Passenger aa- i, " "w uuuurw . aoiiars eacn.
soclatlon . .. . Compartlvoly few corporations hjive
Mr. Cannon said that his road would protested tha figures on money, notes
not begin the operation of through paa- an- accounts, this having been- a o-
senger' trains to the coast until next llflc aourca of complaint last year.
July. when, the large machinery firms aad
"Tha question of gretting Into Port- othera argued that as their main of fifes
ikiiu j. ueiievB nam uwn icii iu tuo i au uuufti were jtept in otner states lipy
management of the Chicago, Milwaukee j should not be taxed here. Apparently
& Puget Sound tn Seattle," said Mr. I the most of them have become recta-
That tha , Chicago, Milwaukee
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Cannon, n "and - we have not been In
formed by them yet what will be done."
It Is generally believed In Portland
that the Milwaukee will operate Its
through cars over the O. R. fe N. as is
done by the Union Pacific for points
west of Omaha as far as Denver. It Is
probable that both through coaches and
sleepers will be run Into Portland on
ciled to tha Oregon way of taxation.
Ion Lewis asks for a reduction of tiie
Improvements on block 824 from I15.0W
to J12.000. saying the building js for
years old.: Louis Langa wants his fiaV
nlture cut from 12000 to $600, and
D. Morris objects to 11500 on mt
ehlhery. Ha says he owns none. j
The Karo-Klapper company contend
Delegates from all parts of the state
will gather at the T. M. C. A, tomor
row afternoon to. attend the regular
semi-annual meeting of the Oregon Antt
Saloon league. The trustees in particji-
lar will be present tomorrow to outline
i tTnitt dmm t.Ji nrt mo poiiuuiu ww. oi ie lenguo iur uio
Petaluma,: Cal. Oct 25. No change' for iom'n eaT' . . ; , . .
the.better has been discernible, m the 7T"Ta -IZ
neighbors condition of Rev. John Partridsre. who I -ami" -. c. i.r t o . w-.'
broke, into the room after smelling the was stricken blind yesterday while pro- t iLMn- "This
O H A M train a
Messrs. Cannon and Fox will be In lnal u" toct merchandise, in Marc
Portland all dav. . leavinar toniaht fori- was epietea and was wortn not i
Puget sound. It ' U the first . time In exceed 4000 instead of $9600. Bert!
10 years that Mr. Cannon has been here I & Martin objects to a raise 'front 148'
and both he and Mr. Cox are staying J to J6000 en, the improvements on a 1
over on purpose to see the mountains, j in King's second addition. ; The pla
cost J7O0O nine years ago. f : ( 'V
akti-saloon; league jsv;.sim"ci
-I '- w wuaaaj huub lTVWOlC(t
TO OUTLINE PLANS 1"'.
complaints that have been made.
vestigation will be made of the me
of protests and when desired hear!
will be granted.
escaping; gas.
was a friend of Kllsee Reclus, the great
French geographer, Anatole France. Ce-
sare Iombroso, Edward Carpenter and
witness to the fact that Ferrer was lov. 1UAHU 1AJ 1) X JlAIJI)
nhl. A-am.Ia ( A .- nnA .. 1 . I
advocated violence. j. 1 CASES IN COURT
i ne speaxer classed rerrer as an edu
cator una eocraies ana cauea attention l fSnarf.i Tngoateh t Th. I.n,.i
to me lact, inai ne was promoting Moscow. Idaho. Oct. 25. -Tha TTnitod
schools in Spain of absolute free I States district court met here tnrtnv I .(ff-
nouncing the benediction at the morn- work ,8 t eecret Up till the time It
is actually; ready for operation and in
this manner we hope to keep our op
ponents In the dark and hinder them
much In their opposition. Committees I
ing service at St. John's Episcopal
church. ; At that point "in the service
the members Of the congregation saw
him totter and then suddenly stop. He
stood aa If paralyzed for a second, then
turned to bis congregation and an
nounced calmlyr-My sight is gone."
He was; Immediately assisted to his
the church, and
GA3IBLEES PAY FINES
- IN MUNICIPAL COP
The crusade of Chief of Police
against gamblers Is on In earnest .'
men were arrested yesterday for I
ling, and each ware fined $10 in
clpal court this morning.
Patrolmen Humphreys and W
arrested the men Sunday even!
covering. each branch of the work will I 748ft Thurman street in the ml
be appointed tomorrow and ' the work
wui be organized In sections. We ex
pect a big attendance at pur meeting
tomorrow,
The meeting of the league tomorrow
will be presided over by Rev. W. B.
Hollingshead, state president He has
the work well In hand and expects that
tnougni wnere tne umie was not taKen with Judge Deitrich nresidina. ThBl.i .mn,nnaA h
. . . , . . . . al . . - " I lit B1U B7ausuvawvia V W mmU WIOUq V
a at 4- a Intl mt ra K.I a tnti4 n.A 4 I m naV tam.i. a. . a- I . . .. -
K ' r . I "! " tnea are xne i bas been noticeable in bis condition.
wnere au aogmas or religion, science I ttester-itettenDacn land fraud cases. At Th. kiin,ii..M imnniinr i t,hiih.
of politics could be examined. In fact the Instance of Peyton Gordon, special waa caused by a hemorrhage of the
he said that Ferrer was trying to found 1 prosecutor for the a-overnment. and theiKm . :
tn Spain Just such free thought schools I attorneys for the defendants, these n PrtriH tna'hXm ninm nt at I much wilt be done tomorrow,
w .vuii. uuAum uuueiau7 a 1 1 . c v lumvi uw uim ii i jotin churcn ror is years, it is said
Baltimore. ling. A special venire waa ordered sum- the hemorrhaae was caused bv overwork.
"Ferrer was killed." said rtSr. Wood. I moned for the grand Jury, which meets n. t. nn of th beat known ninrvvmen
Decause no oeuevea mat government is l """ """'""ib- - - in thl ritnnvs and a-raatlv hu nvni in
oesi wmcn governs least ana mat tnei 1 uuiwiunu -mmis mo cee tor i petal u ma.
inequality OX tnis world IS due to the! s' jury are ine unesea Dana ae-
kind of government that Is maintained. I falcatlon of the Lewistoa National bank
a lively game in which betting
order. The -men are E. S. Fox,
Bernick, C. Isakson, Augustus S-
John Concannon, H. Tuthlllj
Sajierer and M. Hall. The 1
charged with keeping and mail
the game. - H. S. Cooper was tair
the players, and charged wit
on the premises, but hot playii;
hen. - Hall was arrested, t)
permission to Bee his wife befij
frt lall ... anA th. Affln.M
ONCE PE0UD BRUIN to go Into another room. W
were reaay to start 10 tne eta)
rUNSfcEMLY END FOR
by a former bookkeeper and teller, G. W. PROMISE MAY CAUSE
Kobnett and J. ii. Chapman, Bobnett
was Indicted and convicted with Kester
and Kettenbach for land frauds. The
convictions were set aside on appeal.
It is now rumored that Kobnett will
APoInt To R(
Remembered
And here are two points
the style nd the price.
But OUR STRONG POINT is
STRENGTH in our Boys' Cloth
ing. This season we have elimi
nated all weak spots, and you will
find our Boys' Clothing as near
perfection as it is possible to
make. We're strong on $5 and
?G.50 Suits. ..
He assailed the right of tha privileged
few to ride on the backs of the many,
and, he was slain for it
Was Alan of Peace.
'Ferrer declared at his trial that he
had nothing to do with the revolution ald tne government in prosecuting Kes
" uu "'iter and Kettenbach,
uie . wttv. r if i if r waa a man . wno was
1. n .. . . . . .. f i w . .
Bpam tried to get rid of him, but VAJliUXOOXVxl VUiXVUUa
found it Impossible to connect him
with the attempt . to assassinate Al
fonso. This failure and the testimony
of scores of his friends, many of whom
are men of eminent character and at
tainments, together with his own state
ments, ought, to have weighed far mora
than tne teatlmony of convicts upon
whose evidence he was condemned.
-Violence." said Mr. Wood, "is not I tT.I- .- ....V .II
advocated by any sensible man and is "'' V T r 'u " 'Ll
Curator-CF. Wiegand of the city S?"" J"
hsa .no an A tha aerv C.I tt of" ..
UIMQOM.I . 1 F . V w. . .... .. . w-
LAND GRANT TO CITYtvatlnglknd remounting the animal and
Manager jJ P. O'Brien of the Harri
man lines in Oregon, has promised
Mayor. Simon that ha will lay the mat
ter of a gift of CO acres of land border
ing Marquam gulch to the city for park
purposes before tha eastern headquar
ters of . the railway system. 'Mayor Si
mon expects to receive a f avorabte reply
to his request in the near future.' - '
The mayor visited Mr. O'Brien some
time ago and pointed out that it would
be greatly to the interests of the .rail
way if it should give the city part Of Its
immense land holdings on tha hills ris
ing above South Portland. The city
could utilise soma of tha steeper por-
v..r. i- .,. u t tlons or ina niu lor Darn ana oouievara
only resorted to ty rrenxled. disordered , , , of th- BUlt. agaln.t tb- purposes and the remaining land would
told tire
Patrolman Humphreys search
man through the night, and 1
this morning, and will be bean
c4pal court Tuesday. ' All
fines. -' -.. :. .
RAILWAY STATIONS
Albany, Or., Oct 25. That the state
of Oregon can legally -sua a railroad
company for a statutory forfeit of
$10,000 for failure to obey the orders of
the state railroad commission regarding
railroad stations, was tha decision of
PRICE SAID TO BE
CLOSE TO M
(Continued from Page
minaa. some selr-consututed execu
tioner bad no more right to kill Alfonso
or Maura than they bad to kill Ferrer.
Corvallls & Eastern Railroad company.
The decision sustains tbe right of
the commission to regulate tha manage-
be rendered
thereby.
much mora valuable
E!iLBKb'r'! " railroad depW
BM1
tr ? rS
CLOTH!
harm than good. Tha killing of Ferrer
bad all to do with the putting down
of absolutism and the reinstating of
the liberal government la Spain, but
If Alfonso or, Maura bad bean killed
tbe balance would have swung just as
far tha otber way and the people would
bare Insisted upon a strong, absolute
government. t-very assassination,, no
matter how apparently Justified, can
only result in barm to tbe cause.'
Mr. Wood deplored, the lamentable I t hi.
ia. ui iii.ri c.i im r 14 mia tuu n 1 ry
over tha execution of Ferrer and eaid
that all feeling tn tba matter eeems
to ba left ta tba Sociallet press. He
declared that Dona of tha great dalllea
bad aea fit to publish all the facta
Vloweverv ba said that Charles Stewart
Kuropeaa manager or the Unlfd Preaa.
bad written aa excellent artlcia aettlng
Tha state ia aulng tha Corvallls A
Eastern for '110.000 because tha com-j
pany failed to obey the order of the
commission and built a depot at Lyons.
una county, me company demurred!
to tba complaint by attacking tha legal
ity of tha procedure, claiming tha leg
islature could not delegate the power to
a railroad commtesloa to regulate , sta
tions. The demurrer was argued last!
term, taken under advleement and da-
ESTRADA ADVANCES;
. ZELAYA COUNTERS
bird collection at the city hall. Many
of tha specimens are so badly eaten by
a species of small parasite wnicn at
tacks the skin that they will have to
be destroyed. .
Jf any one wants tha big black bear
that has stood on the ground floor of
the city ball -foftfiese many years, he
should at once file an application with
Vila V U I U LU A W w " . . . . . 1 . , , . ,
be consigned to the garbage Incinerator f ":""Jf ourct, laJ
unless somebody takes him. Tha one uc "'y'Y..'' r ,
Mm. ..l.l.. aleener ia still ver much . -ne notei raoianowas B
... . .. .. - . . . IVmfl CI rn hw a MniilnH
a bear aitnougn tne motn - Daiiauons i - ' -
hava olaved havoc with his fur. Still wuin . hu ojr nan
- t - - aa tnan Ithn faMHaa aV Dai
ham Mtirht If rhfllnMl tn fhA ant tan TlrtHf. I a-1 v.a. ca nun: ui AT V
. " ' . . 7 loro-a mo lvliar V- a.!.
o i-bijh. tug to vvrv ra
by the estate of H. W.. Co
inally tha hotel was conceit
Villard, builder of tbe Nor
railroad, and a large sum
by him In what is the.eto
the present structure, b
TH p. J. I Osborne
intn . C. Swarts. who,
wltt the hotel, and
rent felt and tha man
wht I ba her husband.
er trs. Osborne told
Mr. desired to take a
bat per with a key to
tha ithlrd floor. Tha
tin- Jlock. Mora than
an . . warts passed tne
ba' . tnd it bolted on the
lni Osborne was still
In ' through the tran-
id Mri-Swartx ra-
i repiy.f
'passed. Worried,
i-,'i. nother. guest of the
r,;j ('associated with the
: ' las declared himself
... f Smith's sister, and
itinued oocupancy of
ho woman. ,
man, -whose name,
day ho thought was
ias not. been at the
morning, rushed up
id the door. It was
pemands for entrance
Finally the man drew
'transom by his hands
h. ... , . 'V
ne greeted his eyes. '
at the floor, .In a par
jress,. lay the worimn,
: Stretched apross her
twisted from, contor-
iloat ' was called. The
1st help. 1 The man
of "life. Removed t
ipital, the woman died
'oday the; man's corldt
as Improved, i ; "
-J, J. Dunning will
.vestigation this aftef
I the circumstances are
to lead to weird conjoc
giving tha woman the ,
ithroom, Mr. Swarts In
fully In the lighting of
under the water tank.
i lighted them thousands
. said. . : .
.t of the gas burner under
experts today proved the
ts in good condition and
4 showed. Strangely pecu
ct that when the two wera
on the floor the . burner
aslng merrily. Neither, ao
r. Swarts, was the smell of
oom but faint ,
known of the two. Smith, .
i is now given, is supposed :
mter. What occupation the :
Mr. Swarta doea not know. ,
Vt to the effect that the
agaged to be married. Smith
to statement. ' u
m'S ILLNESS 1
XS SENATOR H03IE
George El Chamberlain will
-tiand. tomorrow morning, go
: tly to Mississippi. He .has
; his engagements with - the
.on comjnittee of the United
mate, of which too Is a mem-
meet, them in -Jenvef, October-
i unexpected aeparture tor mis
waa brought about . by the re-tth-
of'a brother and the pre
iCondltlon of his mother, who
ears old. Senator Chamberlain
9 dVertake the reclamation com
before they reach tha Klamath
!,: In- southern' Oregon, November
will not return to Portland until
jongress adjourns next summer.
scare away Durgiars, so it s a gooa
chance far Mr. -Isolate of Lonesome
villa. - - -'
STRONG PROGRAM
TOR CULTURE CLUB Z'IT .la'
schema In the northwest.
Tha art and psychology departments I taken over by tba local cc
of tha Woman's club wiu meet' Tues-1. Welahard S bares
day in Women of Woodcraft balU Tha interest in the hot
Tentb and ayior. .at s Welnhard estate was t
aubject wUl be. "Tha Most Noted Works ..-. .nd b.,.. ,
GUT IN ACT OF
SELLING LIQUOR
F. Raimes, saloonkeeper at Knott
pelay streets, was arrested Sun
Or violating the closing law. Pa
.an J. t. Gould was walking past
place yesterday morning at 11
ck, when he noticed the Knott
;t entrance open. Upon entering,
ound Raimes behind the bar, and
men on the other side drinking.
4 had a glass of beer, asserts the
ber, and the proprietor grabbed
glass and hid It Tna otner waa
red aa evidence. The men in the
ia wera Pitt Field and Thomaa
mard The case will ba heard Tues-
t In municipal court -
HILL'S COMING IS 4
RUMORED ON BAY
rCatted Press Leaae Wire.)
Bluefields. Nicaragua, Oct 25. The
Af-ASWi 44 1ekai I Saf t IT t f-ta1 St St W S ai4-
vanclng on tha main body of former I or. .Km)""et'. '".71. ..... , limtnary to -tha sale of
President Zelaya'a troops and are pick- "r-, " ' J : Lii,i 7Tu- ei! Norm"n Broa-
lag up relnforoement. a. they on. J L!!, Jl"?" I Rumor has It that tb
Zelaya Is at Managua and is prepirlni . VTi.. --..i r. been made in tha inter
to begin a counter movement I " 1 .1 " .7 ' w ,C1 IZfi,- .ii -Vhi. ern Pacific In line with
sa-w a t a t at Inmnmiw with th ' srlrl
Xew Water Kut Schedule. tha are of 1 years. Following this
I PHwtcfe ta tbe JoaraaL)
JCr-170 THIRD STREET
ET j rapher.
tPlwtal Mnat-k ta T Jbarnal I
Marsb.ieid, Or, Ort ii. Aorna time
aro It waa noalllrelT idmiiiimJ hr
fortb all of tha facU connected wtthlthOM mha eUlmed ta know that Jh-
Ferrer'a trial and execution, which waalv vim
overwhelmingly in favor -of tba coo j visited Coos Bar and Curry cotmtr.
demned man. - I Farther rrrlfclnn of that tt.o.i
now t-oma frm Cmuilla Cltv. tha.
820 Acr ItacMrh RriBur fJOO0. j countjr aat f Coot rovaty. Tbe story i
(Sneriol P.ntr M -rfc, kntLi. I la uutt PTeveas vlalted Aae-ftr Thrift
Nona Powder, Or., Oct Si. Tha land made a careful (lamlnatkra f
met 110 acre raw-h. eear Telocaaet. I tha tax roU f fha eountr. Ibrr baa
ba aold by CharV-a Ena-land tl"f late te-a a feeling here that the
Hendrirks; a La Grande jbotcg-1 Hill read wwald aadouud: reach tkia
for . pa..
fnerlal Dtatcft ta Tb JoaraaLl I ari71 manalna readtnrs and text book
v a,lo a, ur. (KL . At a ape- I work.
rial meeting er tna city counc1 Mon
day a new acned-Jie or water rente waa I ot-tti tci TTrvTT! TTT1
eatabllahed and. tba ordinance commit- j D Ll 1 lo DiiVtUIll
tea was directed ta prepare a new or
dinance In accordance with tha new I
schedule.
Xorth rowder Xe-wa Hold.
tSoarial ltnra Tbe Jnaraalt
NnrtH, I'owd'r. Or, Oft - ... The
North Pewder Kwa baa been aold by
MIM r. I. Rotrts to Glea IL Paling,
late leasee f the Touch t. Waalw. Pio
rer. Mi Rrerta and her etetrr. Jgr.
Oraca. r for tha freaent ta Pe! to
rtait thefr brother. J. E. Roberts cf
Ui Jdaha VrJociat
ON THREE COUNTS
Pult for 1500 baa been begun in the
circuit court by- Tbomae F. Saunders
acalnat J. P. Mjem. launders ia suing
on a note for 1 W hy Myers personally,
another note for S given by R. J.
White and eaid to have been guaranteed
ry Vrera. and II a!lerd ta bare
been advanred ta Myrre la May r June
by tbe FTa Trriaated Farn-.a ctm
pur.y f California, ta ba repaid ia l
eaja . ,
ect to eatabllah a chain i
at the principal - poin
reached by thia rallroa
rumor, however, la dent
saem to be well Info
proposed deal.
Although It waa tmf
view Norman Brothers,
that they contemplate
of large euma of money
and that in all prob
practically rebuild It
both Its rapacity and I
Notarial Con
Via Br-a f
Salem, or, ut ii.
fiorts bava been aan
Atoria; IX T. Lewtf
Taw klna. - Toledo: .
PorUar.d; L. T. Moo
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- T.
More Than 20
"iflredlents giva to Hood's Sariaparilla
oraat curativa power power to cur
nany and varied complaints, including
Jiaaaaea ef tha blood, ailment at tna
itomach, troublaa of tha kidneys and
livtr. . r
t Many of tha lnuedlenta ara jatt
.Vhat the profession rre scribe tn tha
.ailments named, but tba combination
and propoTtlona ara peculiar' to this
medicine and giva It curative power
peculiar to Itself.
Therefore, there la bo real rabsil-j
tute for It. If nrged ta buy any prep
aration a!l to ba "jut at tood" yo
ir.fcjr b sure It Is Inferior, cost ler-r
to make, and jS&. tba deader a larrerl
profit.-'
Get It today la tie timaai UfftiU trtrrt
or In rbocoiafed tablet form raUe4 1
Caj-aataba. 109 Doaea Oct DoUar. .
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