THE OREGON DAILV 'JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 17.' 1911; iRNDS DAUGHTER 1;V rrrn nrinnii n Ar tnoHrl u EN TENS E. F. Apley Traces to Portland Girl Who Had Been Missing ' Since She Was One Year Old; Court Restores Child. NSURANCE SHOWS ' BfG GAINS FOR YEAR Annual Report of Insurance Department Gives Interest ing Statistics. Threc Sisters Meet First Time fa 57 Yeans In For IS year. E F. Apley. Napoleon. IN D, has seMrrhed for hla daughter I taken from him xv'irn she was 1 yry ! alii and w rewarded thin morning In . th Juvenile court when .he waa re , stored to Mm The slrl la now 14 ffiri old mill hurl nrvrr o-n her father 'until llirv nirl irt thr court room of 'Judge d'nunw Pho Ik going I a K hum with Mm. mil there In not a happier rouple In rortland toilny. r The big tara rolled down tha cheek jf tha North Dakota rancher when ha faa sure (ht Utile nirl was his, and his to take home. Tha girl la Just aa enthusiastic over her new home aa the parent. Her mother la dead, but there la another to glv the daughter . . that motherly attention which aha baa tiot krown for many year a. .' History of OlrL ... Th story of little Ulllan Apley Is n of those rare bit that la often ' .fctard of. It la the story of a child taken at tha age of one year, placed In Strang hands, later carried away from the notice of tha father, grown nearly Into , jrounr womanhood, left to drift In tha (ft.lem Roreaa ef Tb Jnor.U Salem, Or. un 17 Taking insur ance statistics aa n laula of estimating the commercial growth of Oregon," said Insurance Commlsalonrr R. A. Koser to day. 'It may be aeen that tha develop metit during the year 1910 was 100 per cent greater than that of Itftt over 10. The lit r see t Increase are noticeable In ; the amounts paid for fire and life Inane lance, though the large! percentage of ' Increase appear to he In the Item of utitomohlle fire Insurance. The liability remlnm Im-reaped from llftft.000 in 1 to IZfTJ.OOO In imo and the pre I mluina paid for fidelity and eurely bonds Increased from f 1ft. 907 to $101, !6. Mutual fire Insurance companies increased their premluma from IJJI,- 0Z to tSfS.li: for the year 110." The third annual report of tha Insur ance department of the atate. covering tha buainers transacted during the year ending December 31. 110, will be ready for distribution In a few daya. Mats of all the com pan lea authorized to transact business In the state mav be had by ap plication to the department. Bullae Show Oalns. From an examination of the report it will be noted that it rompanlea were l)fnid to tranaact at leant ons of the varlotia classes of Insurance business In V. . ..,-- I I. J ,u. I I -I-. , i I . . . " -' 1 wuiiiiH uiw im villi 1II.V 11 1 111 I . '"-.withdrew or h1r Moan. , Salvation Army. "" .v Aply formerly lived in Wisconsin. , Hls first wife died soon after the bins of Lillian. By mutual consent, the ; Vtbe 'of less than one year was placed fin the car of a family by the nam . raf Owens, who lived nearby. The usual .attachment developed between the little .child and Its foster parents, and sh . father was not allowed to see 1L On .day he broke down the door and sought t take hi child by force. He was ar rested, and ordered not to molest th ( foster parents, who quietly moved away ' aoon after this affair, and never In formed th father. He began th search, "which was prosecuted through th en Ttlr west Several times tie has riven yp, but upon hearing; of new cluea would resume in e investigation. IV , Traced to Portland, ; '.. Th fostsr parents moved t Wash ington, and located near Walls Walla. A few years ago they left th child In the custody of another family. This: f lamuy. later Became tired of the girl. ,and left her In some way to ahlft for ; nerseir on th streets of Walla Walla. ,8he was picked up by, ths Salvation Army, and given a home. Last Sep tember she was sent to Miss R. Liene rnan, matron of. the Salvation .Army Rescue home. tJ East Fifteenth street. Portland. , y "t ; A few day ago a relative of tfi foster parents wrote the father of the girl where his daughter could be found. , He lost no time in coming to Portland. ,nd arrived last night To cas was In the Juvenile court this morning, as a move had been made to have her legally placed In the custody of the rescue home. The father had engaged Attorney FV M. Saxton to make fight fvr hjs daughters but everything "was so easily arranged that no contest was. snade.s? t '., . . : i- ; WlUlaff to fro. The girl appeared very willing to go With the father to his home, tha rescue norn people favored her going, and the latner was so pleased with the mat ter .that be was overcome .with Joy. Judge Gatens. said It was one of the happiest moments of his Judicial career to see the father and daughter reunited. .-; The ; father "brougiif old photographs of the fc-irl s mother to show her. He also brought a card of memorlam irlv ing an account of the death of hi first wife. These were rreatly treasured 'by he It-year-old girl who today is snowered with genuine fatherly affec tion. Lillian appeared In Juvenile court 'dressed tn a prettv -trllnh m.M. t the rescue borne, and a black sailor I euraw cat She ha very rosy cheeks, is 'T fair and has brown hair. The rebuffs , received from the world have made her n older girl than the average person vi ner age, ana she said she was glad to have the new home, even if it is 10 mnes rrom a town. i ' a aes were revoked for cause. The total premiums received by companies transacting business In the state aggregate t7.6I7.10t aa against l6.fitO.K2 for the year 1909. Th pre miums returned In 110 amount to fl, 07t,M7, while corresponding sums re turned In 1909 amounted to $961,404. Amounts paid policy holders In Oregon by all classes of companies, exclusive of fraternal benefit societies, amounted to ft.tZt.Stt. while In 1909 th com panies paid 11,021.354. It will thus ie observed that while the gross amount which the people of this state have paid In premiums shows an Increase over the year 1909 of mora than 11.107.000, thr has been an Increase In th amount which th companies hav paid In losaet and claims of f 1,200.140. rraUraai SocietU Vot XdsteA. The amounts paid by fraternal so cieties ar not included In the fore going figures, those ftJ r 1 " i ".' i , i CONTEST OF WILL II SIS Sll Charge : of, Forgery . Is ' Made and Name Is to Be Given When; Priest's;; Contesting -' . Brother Puts on Witnesses. At the left Is Mrs. Sarah Bowman of Burr Oak, Iowa, In the center Mn. O. Roawell of Kelaoj Wash., and at the right Mrs. L. C. Northrop of Lodi, Cal. ' Kelso, Wash.. June 16. For the first time in 67 years three sisters met In this city a short time ago and their reunion under these unusual circum- socleties having I stances ba Just ended. The three were ASTORIA GRAFT been required only by recent act to I Mrs, O. Roawell of Kelso, Mrs. Sarah render financial statements to th In-Bowman of, Burr Oak, Iowa, and Mrs. suranc department of the stats. How. I C Northrop of Lodi, Cal. ever, as raor than 11.000.000 ar paid Th three sisters Were born In On by members of fraternal societies, thelUrto, Canada, and Mrs. Northrop, who gross amount paid for Insurance In this state. Including that placed through authorised companies, aggregstes well on to 19.000.000 paid by th citizens of Oregon for th protection of their de pendents and business and th preserva tion of their credit ' . Th average rat per 1100 of Insurance charged by stock fir Inaurance com panies during, th year 1110 was 11.17, while for the year 1909 th average was 11.70 and the year. 1 90S, 12.14. Kor a -,--l.t 1 A ...... 1 1 .... I I Fnw iv jrvmim 11 ivr intjj viu fcfioi ivf 111 S 1 S ranged from 12 to 12.68 pef 1100 of In- Une WOman ACCUScS AITcSlinQ surance. The loss ratio to th .com-1 ... . . . pairlea upon a "gross basis was about 24 UlTICer. Other ChanflPS HPT ner Mint while for tha VMr 19(11 If ! i 1 Is now 72 year old. crossed th plains to California during th gold rush of 1149, and is consequently one of th very fw surviving female forty,nlners. Mrs. Bowman is 76 years old and Mrs. Roswell 62. Their picture was taken during the reunion for The Journal. They were together three weeks. Mr. Bowman and Mrs. Northrop then leaving ior ineir nomes. All have grandchildren. .. eaiem, or June lj.Chargea of forg ery and th exercise of, undue Influence r Involved, In th contest of th will ef Father Kmmeren D. Wehdl, who died last November, leaving his entlr eaute, of the alleged value of 110,000, to th Order of St Benedict. . JleaV. , Ing of the contest . opened thlar morn ing before Judge Henry Bushy of th probata court T.h wlli. wa mad last November. . The will I being contested by John B. Wendl. brother ol th deceased priest, and th defendant ar Rt, Rev. piacldua ruerat, abbot of St Benedict' abbey of Mt Angel, and other official of Mt AngeL Th proponent's first wltneaaes wer called this . forenoon. Father Thome testified h was an eye-wltnes te th signing- of th will 'and that the dying priest was of eound mind and act ed i voluntarily. , , When th contestant's witnesses take the stand sensational charges are ex pected. - Attorney Frank Holme admitted to day that' the name of th party to be accused of forgery, would be brought out but he would not divulge It at this time. No ham Is specified In th com plaint Attorneys W. L. Kaber and M. EL. Pogue represent Mt Angel. FATE OF. LAWREKCE : ATTORf JEY'S ETiflfJI! ! IS STILL HMI MAY BR. KE F TOMER Andrews Makes Statement of Lack of Connection , With Disappearance. , OpkIsI Dlsatik ta The lonraaLt Kerby. Or. Jun 17. -Oen Andrew. mentioned ; In a recent dispatch from her xoncemlng th fat of Frank Law. ranee, a prospector who last winter dis appeared under ' mysterious olrcum stances front his caljln . on Fiddler's Quloh, has Issued a statement covering wiiiieviiun. wnn, int rntiisr. jkn Appeal of Webb, Condemned .: Murderer. May Be Lost by ; ueiay in Filing Transcript of I rial in District Court. Jesse r. Webb, etayer ef w. A. John-1 son in a room In the New Grand Can drtws gives a straightforward account tral hotel. ,whr Johnson waa I of th affair. HI version of bis rela-lwith a blackjack and his body stuffed I u..ruvv avuaisnn ivi-imio a trunic, win reseat to the gallowel ..r. " '-- i wnnin rew weens ir a motion Drenared . My acquaintance with Frank Law- Ibv m.teiet a..o.J- r.- P.'PV r.nc. began last f.ll when he eam, to Uj.. th. appeal Is .ranted IT th eute th camp of Tom Watson and tnvsslf m "n ,utl on tddler'a Oulch. H seemed Ilk a r .J?, ' : " ' '. : ' I pUasant old gentleman and I gave him hav fataU, "ired fWiiS. s-"1??! letter of r.bomm.ndaUo. to Dick 1 ffaSMJj U3lf-t0. eiL, a yeenr frlnd of mine living- ner rrmnt bv r rm.u t7-. t I'T Kerby, which LaWr.no presented In fJ. .Z.?H"M.orro'r' Thlsj person, 8ow.il thereupon cave him t (0 w. erec, ne urges,, sal as a grubstake for a protin trip! JurlsdieUeoi anil Lawrene r.tiim.4 t. . .ei'l10 eoaldr th. appeal. , BITTER FIGHT IDE ON MISS m South? Bend Defense Tries to Show Frameup by Her Friends. CHARGES I H T Story, Leaves Town. Ill per cent o4 for th yearv.1908, 27.4 per cent, and for a period" of 10 years prior thereto th loss ratio varied .a a ar B ST - w I t' . . :"JT. . ' ".J! "ZZJr", . .u! Dispatch to Th. JoumaL) ..I. ",o,n 7,,; . .' ."TI Astoria, Or.. Jun 17. Durina- th J ran I . l V wss.e .1. 7 jrcs a IBtlCW I ,-.! w.w.- . .- . iL , , r th. t.hie. tJn.A in th. .Mr tr,al ,w0 women of the underworld will show that notwithstanding- the ,n tn" PoUcs court here yesterday on average loss ratio is Increasing from vagrancy charges, an Investigation of year to year, the average rat per $100 charges of extortion and graft made by or insurance la gradually tetng reduced the women against Police Officer R r. ana mat it woum appear mat ui siat Basel, who arrested them, was entered moran STABBED N Is being charged a more nearly correct and equitable rate for th Indemnity furnished. JAPANESE INVASION sHOOTS MAN Iff AN T BE CHECKED Into by a mutual agreement between the city attorney and C. W. Mullina, wno defended the women. One of the women persisted In her story, but the other, who was seen In consultation with a man well known In the tenderloin during a recess taken by the court, when she was placed on the witness stand flatly contradicted statements she was said to have' made previously to her attorney and the city attorney. Two hundred dollars cash bail was furnished for her and she was sent out of the city last night. The case was continued - until Tuesday. HIGHWAYMAN KILLS TOLD OF ACCIDENT (Doited Prei Leased Wire.) . : Stockton, Cal., June 17. Sam B Ax tell, editor of the Lodi Sentinel, yester day shot Charles Sollars. nn ice dealer, f the same city. Sollars dJed today. The ehooting grew out of stories of an automobile accident which occurred Saturday. Two young women had started to Stockton In Axtell's machine. It turned Into a ditch. Sollars came Iong later His story of the accident sahgered Axtell and a quarrel followed. lC0NDUCT0RTsnulLib, SHERIFF FATALLY SHOT, 5 IN ARRESTING BANDITS N . . V (United Pi-cm wire. Salt Lake City. l tah. June 17 Con- ' i?C,t0,T W1Jllam Ki' "f the Pocatello $ vision of the Oregon Short Line w-j Allied and IVputv Sheriff Wliton of d uv miaiiy wrmndid In a ftpit 'two, bandits arrrnterl on a Short l 1Jn iirniKe, I,Jnho today ' The men w re errestod and Wilton had i5i?;'tWO r!V0lvfers from thorn. One Wf the andita seized one of the bums nd Shot Wilton. Kidd popple,! Wth - I ,robbr an1 wa h,t to death. ' w. XTc bandits signaled the train to pton nd escaped. A pogue is pursuing; them. CHAUNCEY DipEWMiETS J DOUBLE IN MINISTER Jl L (",t,a 'Tress lamil Wlr SEATTLE POLICEMAN (United Press Le.ned Wlre.t Washington, June 1 7. -Of flcials here say that the government Is powerless to check Japan's expansion In the Philip pines and the western hemisphere. There is no way in which America can change conditions regarding Immigration Into the Philippines, It is asserted. It Is believed that the Japan question may become.niore serious now that Tokto has announced Its Intention of sending Immigrants to Manila on every steamer. The chilly reception which the Fill-1 (United press lw Wlre.t pinos will -tender the Japanese imml- Seattle, Wash., June 17. Patrolman grants. It is believed, will not affect W. H. Gunllffe died at the City hospital them in the least. It la generally ex- at 3 o'clock this morning, one hour after pex-ted here that pressure will be he had been wounded by the bullet of a brought to bear on the state depart- supposed highwayman. There is no clue ment to use any influence It mar have to th assailant Five shots were fired with Brazil and other South American I n a duel between two men and the po- countrles to check the pro-Japanese liceman, it is believed. MOT, STILL FIVES Railroad Row at Pendleton Due to Anger Over Size of PayChecks. movement. i i 'i Line JOY RIDING INVENTOR- CAUGHT AT BELLINGHAM (United Prens Leased Vtre. Everett. Wash., June 17. Floyd Mer rill, a Seattle "automobile kid" and In ventor, is in Jail again. The Beillng ham police today notified the local au thorities that Floyd and his youthful partner. Archie Jamleson, were arrested last niprht. This was after they had fHcaped from the Seattle Jail and had taken Ions: Joy rides every day, paying the automobile renting companies with checks, had. it is allejed. Yesterday young Merrill, who is the inventor of an electric railroad signal, passed an other check in Marysvllle, Wjph., and on the proceeds managed to reach Bell Ingham. He will be brought back. J am lesion ran away from home In Winnipeg, Canada. He made his way west getting his railroad fare by checks, it is alleged. Sergeant Fred A. Ribbach and Patrol man Shumaker heard tne shots and saw la man running. They gave chase but railed to get him. MAN OF 83 TRAMPLED BY HORSE, IS DEAD Special Dispatch to Tha tuarasL HillHboro. Or., June 17. J. P. Gard ner died last night' at his home in' West Union from the effects of the attack of a horse Thursday night. He was lead ing the animal to water when knocked down and was terribly trampled before rescued. He was 83 years old and had lived in the county 20 years. former tSnited States senator fro AUT0IST BREAKS HORSE'S LEG IN A COLLISION (Salem Bureau of The Journal.! Salem, ur., June 17. Klsworth Pick- Harold VanderbfJt Badly Burned. (Coifed Prase Lcued WlnM Red Top, Conn.. June . 17. Harold Vanderbllt's gasoline launch today lies at the bottom of the Thames river near th Harvard crew headquarters and Vanderbllt Is suffering from badly burned hands and i scorched face as th result of an accident-that occurred wuy urn yea nere on board the vessel which also brought Rev. Dr Lea "i"' vi: vi a, tiearord Hills, N. T iHinrehr like Become quite chummy with the minister who was introduced to him aa his double. -. ' . ;V Which one' is me," asked Dcpew iwhen tbty were presented, - 4 ? Fire Xosg t Swift Current. ted. Pr... J.se Wlrr" PWIffCurtejiti Sask, JunlT-A dis- r fistrous XU occurred here late yester ; day afternoon, the lose being estiinated t II&.90fl. The fire totally destroyed the buiWJrig and the toctc of tb ureal . ?'ortlwn Supply company and part of the International Lumber Implement ewmpany'e lumber jard. v ' m New ell. a clock" Inventor,' drove his auto- whe,n V"t''WM cranWrlgr up the mobile into a Sunset' Orocery delivery enKlne. 'Theierigine backfired and lg .aann nn ,.r miea tn irame or the launch. day afternoon. The aufo auht- the horse's front legs and threw It.vlolently ? " Aketf Is HI. to the pavemnt. breaking it left leg ItJslt.d rress Le.s vein, A The horse had to be shot. The autoist " San Francisco. June 17. Rev. 'Charles sped out of, the city saying, he had SV'AkecV- pastor of the First Congrega- urgent business In Marion. v . tional church, former pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, New York., is Poker Players Were Warned.- confined ta his bed with a severe cold (Unite Pres. Used Wlr. : Js mm iungs He 1 New York. June 17 The story of hew reported tnuch better today, . George HobaitVof Reno and H- War. T" - " ""' ' 7" ot K,llBa Plsved poker on board .V -i Poole Murder tase. l?p. . the Lusltanle -and lost $2500 has een .bowler. Ind.. June 17. Tho-Bentoh elucidated hers by tn. Cart Anderson county' grand Jury is .today considering or acw Jessey. He said he. Informed th cese ef John Poole, aUcged murderer n,.piyers that, the men they were pUvy. of Joseph . Kemper, . whose, body , was ing with' were professional sharpers, r found buried on Poole's farm, j ' . ' -" . .'.:. i- . " ' .- . . .'.'.', f . ''.,. ' t ' ' j. ,'..'. ' 1 ' i . i1 ' J (Special Dlspatrk te Th. Jonraal.) Pendleton, Or., Jun 17. Mike Moran, sectton foreman at Cayuse station, who was probably fatally stabbed by Mick Andrlcho. a section hand, who had been discharged during the day by Road mas ter Buhrer, is lying at St Anthony's hospital, Physicians and nurses declare he has still a chance to live, providing blood poisoning or other complications do not set in. The neit 24 hours, they say, will determine his fate. His wife Is at his bedside, having been rushed to this city last evening from Cayuse by a special train. Moran's wound was secured in a flsht in the bar room of Martin Anderson In the Bowman Hotel block at about 8:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon. A large number of Foreman Cicero's crew bad entered the saloon, and wer In ugly mood because of an alleged shortage in their pay checks. Andrichu had been discharged during- the day. ' Three men who first started the riot were this morning given a trial In po lice court on charges of disorderly-con duct and were sentenced to pay fine of 150 and serve 10 days in tail. Two oth ers drew fines of $25 and another a $15 fine. The fight started after the foreigners had been ordered from the saloon bv the bartender. The order met resistance by the Italians and in response to the bar tender's calls for help. Moran. his son and Tom Mylln rushed In and with their fists were soon doing great execution among the belligerents. One of the Italians bore down tinon the 18-year-old son of the section fora men and was felled with a club. Moran had retreated Outside the saloon when one of the burliest of the foreigners drew a knife and plunged it to the hilt in his breast, the blade piercing the breast bone and penetrating the liver. As the victim fell, th assailant dashed around the corner of the Bowman hotel, threw away his knife and made off down the street, followed by a number of pursuers. , Foremost among these was Mylln, who overtook the fleeing man and threw him,-holding him until the officers ar rived. With a number of hi country men he -was taken to the Jail, where he was identified as the man who did the stabbing. In quelling the fighting Italians the orricers , wielded pick handles and a number of .heads were broken. -v ' ' : After he had seen his. father struck down, young Moran went in search of a gun, end falling to secure one. at tempted to organize a mob to raid the Armory and take the guardsmen's rifles. Several joined him but cooler ; heads succeeded in restraining them. Feeling aeralnst the laborers wait hlirh how ever, and several were assaulted later on the streets so that the officers .had to place them in jail for protection. This is the second such affair wtthttf the rest two months, Jsp Gulllford having been stabbed by an Austrian I when he was assisting in ejecting a mob " viviBii . . win ui vijtm- plc saloon.' fi," ,f ' '( Moran has been in the employ of the railroad compansw-jfor many years and for some time past has been eedtlon foreman at Cayuse, it miles above this city. During the winter his .wife and nine children lived In Pendleton In order that the latter might attend the public schools here. ... . . -i (Special Dispatch to Tk. Joars.l t South Bend. Wash., June 17. Th ess now before the superior court in this city, wherein- Miss Bertha Ransom of Portland sues .the city of South Bend for $20,000 damages for personal In jury, drags slowly because of the num ber of witnesses,. bu tains in Interest as th plan of th defense are disclosed. During a seven hours' grilling cross- examination of Mrs. Ransom, mother of th plaintiff. It was shown that the de fense will attempt, to prove that Miss Ransom disappeared on th afternoon of November 27, 1810, and wa discovered at 12:10 o clock that night, apparently about td jump from the Morrison street bridge, but that the episode was pre arranged by her friends and that she wa taken downtown In a carriage. Questions delved Into the history of th Ransom and Parker families, MrsRan som being formerly a Parker, and sen national testimony Is expected. COMMON, ORDINARY FLY RAPPED HARD BY COURT (Special Dispatch to Tha araaM Ban Antonio. Texas, June J7. Th fly th common, busy, disease carry ing house fly got a rap In the appel late court of Texas' yesterday that is calculated to couse the people, not only of this sttte, but In all parts of the country to get more in earnest In their effort to do away with this summer time pest Th swat th fly got In the appellate court grw out of a suit for damages In which Liouls Rittlman had sued A. Cohen & Company for damages alleg ing that flies from the defendant's place carried disease germs that caused the death of Miss Belle Rittlman, daughter of the plaintiff. A jury in the lower court had given the plaintiff judgment for $1000. The peculiar thing about it is that Associate Justice W. S. Fly passed upon the case. TEXAS FARMERS ARE OUT FOR GOOD ROADS (Special Dispatch to Tha Jonraal.. .San Antonio, Texas, June 17. In II elections so far held in Texas to vot on the proposition of bonds for building public highways, the required two-thirds vote was given in 16 of these elec tions. - . , Th result of this vote upon bond Issues for highway purposes gives some notion of how determined Texas farm-, ers ar to build good roads. All roads built under these appropriations will bo of the most approved kind for the use of the automobile More roads and better roads is the watchword of th Texas farmer. . t, i .... - end Lawrence returned to n, rrn mtt. 19 wsjiaer we appeal. er purchasing a few supplies at store - ! Othef Cases bulla. - ' - here, He located a Quarts claim tn his The district attorney's offW -mm ewn name and that of Sowell ea Oar- Oar, motions dismissing the appeal 14 soon after put location noUoe on two on manslaughter and riven three ynara.1 wiuwa v uwr iiuuiari uuico, using I Williams, en oiiicer of th Leathst hi own nam In en, and th nam of Workers'. union who wa antncd tw myself, Watson and himself, for the five years for amhe.iiement Other. '. lias, convicts r mku.t.mt .v- .urae and BeweU JteloeaH. Thlel Dtctlv at.ncv. . "Mr impression ' is h simply oostadl "I hav been lea .b .A- the notices of. location on thes two! vantage of such- tmn i . e.. claims without staking them. Anyhow, a man Is under ntnco ef death." sail he performed no aaa.aament work on the district attorney today, "and yt X themj and they becam subject to re- cannot eee that a man convicted of aucV s"- iriie JUiUVi. Ui AOIUT. rw I ga It Flit si I avIima n aaMl1. a i located the on. on ridaler's Oulch kfter wnsldSstlon. A " " " " Lawrence's location had forfaited, while . ; b--- L Tr-.-.i-.v,. , , Dick Bowel cam ov.r after, th tim " ' ' A ITaaeeldaNe. hart nir.,1 -1. ku in thie offlc w meet with eon nam, th claim Lawrenc filed n first lys In criminal ease, and In Carnentar Onlrh W.lth.e xvmtmnn th work piles up.. Th purpoa of th nor myself relocated any of these claims ,ttuU ln ,,na' down tn method In our own name, or otherwise at any JPPal Is to requtr reasonable diligence time. . I In disposing of cases.- They ought to be "Lawrenc called on us several times. "Pt moving, anj papers filed within but I was never at his cabin excepting the required time, unless extensions are on on or two occasions, onf In par- srsnted for good reasons. ., tloular being to get a shovel he had "The . cases cited In . support of this borrowed. At this time be revealed th motion ar clear ln holding that th su hldlng place of the key to the cabin, prerne cpurt of the stat has no Jurls whlch was over the door, telling m diction of a cas when th transcript is to use It whenever I pleased. 1 had nut filed as required by statute. It Is several conversations with him con-1 true that extension of Urn was granted cernlng hla past. In which he told tne I for filing th bill of exception, and It that be had been In practically every I seems the transcript was held ud for lha mining district of the country, Includ-lbill ef exceptions. That makes no dlf lng the Blsck Hills. Cripple Creek andlferenc. for th law' la slain." other places of more or less note. The -. Ami tshu nAM.fc . last time I ever ,saw Lawrence was! xi.., , , . . shortly before the holidays, when h. I ... ,.!:SlV", . " . " JV. came to our cabin about 10 o'clock one . . ' T, c , ? . 1 ' ' SfU.tBMTe .mf,eTju:nfo ktzlfsjz wards' excited no alarm with us, as !ra? ..ordeLwV.?b" he was accustomed to remain away for )""Jr?Bir" ''t.""" a time, and when his .'''A 'X,"l?"'l disappearance waa reported. I drew ths "J: h.. .f.rt .h.. h. h. v. K.m i.. Ifendant has been In default since that time. He awaited tha filing of th conclusion that he had become dlscour aged In som way and merely pulled up- stakes for Other parts. In fact. It has been said tMkt Lawrence was ln th habit of doing this at other places. 1 understand he worked around Merlin for a while, and he may be known there. Vet In Cabin Afterward. . . At all events, I. never sef foot In transcript before filing the motion, for until that was don there waa .nothing in tha supreme court to which, Ha at tention could be officially directed. ; Section 1621 of Lord a Oregon Laws, Is pointed to aa making It the duty of th supreme court to refuse to consider the case. Decisions ar: referred to in - 1 - Thieve Steal Hnj Saf ek- Chicago, June ' H.-Four men who backed up a wagon before th Kutchal Flavoring Extract factory; kicked ln the door and hauled off the safe containing $300- cash ' and I thousand of dolfafs worth' of paper are contenders for th heavyweight thief chanvlonahiD. Chi- ONE KILLED IN WRECK ON THE GRAND TRUNK '. - iDcltnl Pnta Lau1 Wtrs.t Toronto, Ont, Jyne 17. The Inter national Limited on th Grand Trunk railway Jumped th track at Newcastle late last evening, on passenger being Miiea ana, hair a aosen seriously ln jured. ' .'.. . "";''.'"'1. ' '.''.;'. , The dead man was ' a commercial traveler of Toronto . named J. Madlll, He was standing ln the vestibule of the train when the accident occurred and had his skull crushed. Other car were completely smashed The train was running SO miles ah hour ; and It is marvelous that more persons wer not killed. .. - . ? ' . , his cabin after he disappeared. I was I an accomoanvlna brief to show decls- u iasi.winj.er irora ine eiiects oi i ions ty th court, heretofore on .these a severe coia, ana tor tnree weeks pre-1 questions. , ; v cecimg v-nri.uiisji was unaoi to wore, , n4 lt noms Boos. 7;i J,,. i - I district attorney wine his mo. " " "- mjj, Mlon foe whlnh an carlv hearlna- will, ha . ,B,1M.!J,,,i Lawrences cabin ask WeDl).. UaM of ,If wlu b ,horU aa supplied plentifully with provisions ah m.i in -k. tnr th. . .u i . ti i ,i, . i " -" ......... m i u.npr. .. Morrow to set the date for exeoutlbn, nlu,'ead,nir' " V. h ,had wheB when Webb must pay the toll for the he tarn there was contained in the fowl rt.tK e o eiio ,.n ' arUcles he purchased rrom the store In Th, murder of Johnson last July, the "J""' 1 arrest of Webb and his paramour, Mrs. duently, whenever he got out of any. carri Kersh, on their return from a thing I wish also to correct the Im- hoy ride tne subkequent cpnvicUon ot urca.iuu in.i ji waa wnn 10m n.win I w.hK nf mnntitr In lh. ftrii: itniru .nil when the latter gave George H. Mood of Mrs. Kersh of manslaughter, ex the key to the cabin. Somebody else cted great Interest In the northwest was wit n Vv a won men. Tne murdard man. who cam with. I rr. i i . . . . - . . . - . I a '" la"" suiemeni is ooniirmea oy Webb and Mrs Kersh from flnekane. Mr. Mood. drew about tltOO from the bank th day I before he left-for Portland, and the most of this money was found on Mrs. Kersh. It was the theory ef the state that Johnson's death was planned by the couple with the object of robbery, Mrs. Kersh being the lure. Mrs. Kersh waa sentenced te ll years J in tne penitentiary, out unaer a semi-' parole is employed in some capacity at the asylum for the Insane. Webb re mains in the county jail, pending th outcome or his attempted appeal. Seneca Fouta, one of the attorneys for Jesse P. Webb, convicted of the murder of W. A, Johnson at the New Orand Central hotel last June, stated this afternoon that he will confess the motion for dismissal of appeal , pre pared by District ' Attorney- - Cameron. He said he had anticipated some such move, and will merely file a new motion for new trial and perfect a new appeal, admitting the present appeal to b de fective. "W have one year In -which to ap- RRST CONVICT BREAKS FAITH WITH GOVERNOR (Balem Rnr.an nf Th. Iiwmil V Salem, Or., Juno 17. Stealing a horse and saddle from a . dairyman living nearby, Jesse Hall, a convict at the state penitentiary, escaped last night With other convicts he had been worked at the State Institute for feeble minded In beautifying -the ground. Sheriff Mlnto and guards of the penitentiary with bloodhounds are scouring the sur- rounaing country today for the es caped man. Hall is the first to violate the., trust placed in him by Governor Jr.: " ' S ' ""lpeatf h said. . "The motion of th V ..Tt,!, .J,. wnrm. district sttorney. probahly will be con work at public institutions WlthOUt .a f.. hv tha Vtafan -a-..,l1.-..Ir guard.:: Hall was sent up from Mult- but this does not mean that Webb will I hang without his case being carried to the supreme court, We will at onco file , a new motion and complete the proper steps for an appeal," " WIRELESS OFFICIALS NUMBER REPORTED HURT IN A MANITOBA WRECK ;.:'.' 7'.r;A ii .m.,-.v-.v', t, -S,., ,.-, (Onltad Prea Leaaeit Wlr. I ' . ' ' , : Winnipeg, Man., June 17. A wrk occurred on the Canadian Northern at Eay, Monitoba, late last night and n number or people were reported in jured. The locomotive was wrecked and several cars burned. Details are very meager. The injured are being brought into a hospital here. . . ; Cooke i Acquitted. ' - - " . (t'nlted Press Leased Wire.)' - Cincinnati. Juno 17. Edgar S. Cooke pf Chicago, former chief ' .clerk for Charles Lv Warrlner, local treasurer of the Big Four, was today acquitted of emoezsung fzi.ooe. . t , The Hodcarrlers ln MlnlieanhlU Minn ' , havejust gained good increase In r wages and bettered conditions. ' ' - "i-;' . " '5' - - i. -i j. ii .. --s i ,--.,' . " 4 '' " 1 WAS TED OR STOLE" nomah county for highway robbery. BROTHER TRIES VAINLY : TO HELP INSANE MAN - (Soeclkt Dltostch to Th. Journal, t The Dalles, Or., June 17. Walter. Me cune ana gus scbuier were adjudged In sane bj County Judge Lake .and taken to the asylum at Salem Thursday. Cune said hi people lived at Boise, Ida ho,, anc' that h had been ln this state only a short time. He believed the devil was trying to. kill him. f . Schuler ; has resided in this county I Newark. N, J.; June 17. Vice Chan- several years and has a homestead near jcellor Howell this afternoon appointed .xygn,. . nouui a year ago ne was aa l rtamioipn ferKins receiver for the Unlt- judgea insane and committed to the asy- d wireless company on a complaint lorn. Recently a brother pame out from which alleged that President Wihson and Iowa and prevailed upon the asylum, au the other officers "wasted' or stole" thorittes-to allow him to take the in- $350,000 cash. It 'la alleged that of sane man back to Iowa with him.: . -The I -i.outj,ooo alleged to have been securr.t aucnonues conseniea, ine patient appar-I "" me o biock not more than entiy being or sound mind, and the Mu,uu was actually expended on the brother came with him to this place Bat- company, urday. night. They started out to the) homestead to have a look at it before ! i Jluelists Mar Die ': trni n ia imva hur heme, fhau hal rmi I ' -..,u1.iui.: ' - ... . . ... "- sr -.,...v " .uuiiKirs,, , i.. June i .-o-ueieetf v iniu ino wuiury uus .ocnuier Martin Peters of thtt T.ulr ,n began, ehowlng signs of insanity-again 1 rond and Hrr Rmwn , n " .1 .-vv. u.uu... .1.... v iukji auM i iqrK, wno cngagea in a -pistol duel in turnnil him , over, tn tha iilhnrltlM i, ' f .1 ... - j j -4 . . . . turned him overto the authorities. SHIP, FIRMS CONCEDE DEMANDS OF STRIKERS MOsltcd Pre La WTVa.j Liverpool,. June- 37.- Substantial con cessions have been . made, by thei-shlp Companies, to1 the striking eamcn." ' In spite of this, however. . it was found ncceseary to Imoort-ieeamcn to man boats for the Mersey river,-: service." The situation, atGreenock is serious.: "The big steamers rumessta, Ionia and Cas sandra, due to salt this afternoon, did not have crews up to noon. " r thb 'railroad yards here last night, ara in a hospital Jiere, and physicians today ...... W . 1. . ,.. . Mm . Him uuui.iutii win thrown wae "stealing a rldo 6n a frojght train and'-Peters attempted to arrest him. Brbwn resisted and , the duel ollowed, after whicti Brown K eacapejl. He was found early .today In a field two miles cast of. her,' with tbullets .through hi head and stomach. , ; j ' Two Indictments Returned.' Redding, ;:eaI,3uneA7! The grand jury today returned two Indictments in connection, with-iho failure of the bank of Shasta county, Mardh 25. Names of the persons have been kept secret.,;