111
m im try
Mr. Samuel Schepps Is Shown Every
NICARAGUA!. CAPITAL AND TROOPS IM THE UPRISING
Courtesy By His Several Associates
Much Wanted Figure in'' RosenThal Murder Case Visits' Niag-
- . . ara Falls on His Trip to New York -"
, - - From Hot Springs; . ' ; 1
niii OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST II
REBELS EuM
FiHfflUi
Lieutenant Will Set forth That
Gray Motorcar Was to Have
.Been Used Only 15 Kidnap
; Rosenthal.
. (Ont14 rVwa Wire.
KeW Tork. Auk. 17. Cornered and
' flghtlnf for bin Iffe as a representative
cf the system which is alleged' to con
trol the uderwirld of New York, Po
lice Mm tenant Wker will try to fasten
the crime of murder on one of tho
fttete'f witnesses when the police" offi
cial t brought to trial for the killing
" of HeMhan Rosenthal.
The man selected by the defense an
thljone who fired the two bullets into
Gambler Rosenthal' brain Is Harry
'. Vallon. Vallon has been before the
grand Jury as a witness for the district
ttorney. Thle , fact will insure hifn
immunity fora prosecution for the
crime.
, ' - WU1 Show Kidnaping Hot.
Lieutenant Becker will act forth that
the so-called gray murder car was in
front Of the Motel Metropole on the
l)1ght of Rosenthal's murder, but it was
there, not with intent to kill, but to
kldtaf Rosenthal. -Vallon was one of
the gang ot kidnapers. But when Ko
' enthal appeared, according to the Beck--tf
defehse. an old grildge came to the
mind Of Vallon, who admits he was very
: - drunk, and he shot the' gambler dead.
' The four gunmen, two In custody and
the two still fugitive, bad nothing to
do With the shooting, according to tho
- defense, beyond being witnesses to it.
Backer will disclaim all connection
J WltH U.0 kidnaping, alleging that a cer
" tain clique of gamblers who were
ore" at Rosenthal made up the plot
te kidnap him and witnesses will be
.' brought forward to swear to these
' abatements. The claim that one man
killed Rosenthal la substantiated by
the testimony of Coroner Physician
. Bchultx before the grand Jury. He
wort (hat Rosenthal was shot only
twice, that both shots entered the head I
. and that both were of the same callDer,
If Hot from tho Kama revolver,
i; Whitman la Ulatnrbed.
'"These stories of EecW's defense,
Coupled, with persistent reports that
; Bam Schepps, new lti Buffalo, will not
tell what he knows In aid of the prose
- CUtion have disturbed District Attorney
"Whitman.- He believes the stories of
t Hose, Vallon and Webber of the murder
plot, but ha is taking no. chances that
tone representative of the system shall
:,etoSclieppa. tin frame up a story
for Jilra to tell.
- Mayor Claynor was accused today ot
putting obstacles In the way of the in
vestigators of graft conditions here by
Chairman H-enrr H. Curran of the alder
manic Investigating commUtee..
"The preeont mayor is a disgrace to
: the city," said Mr. Curran. "and Police
Commissioner Waldo's efforts at dolin?
something are rather belated. But the
I mayor. 1 the man who is putting th.
real obstacles In the path of the inves
" tl fat Ion end what makes It much worse
1 - 1b the way in which he wears a sem
blance of assisting us in every way
poeHlble."
- - The federal government, throuah the
department of Justice, today took a
hand In the investigation of the "Vi?n
Trust's" string of disorderly house
1 and tile Whit slave traffic in Now
Tork. As a result of this Invostlga-
Tra(T
KpTCHuT-5tOTl IT
through the
police department
and
through the tenderloin.'
ATTORNEY, HIRED BY
BROTHER OF SCHEPPS,
MEETS THE PRISONER
f Bolted I'pni lni Wlre.
Buffalo. N. Y.. Aua. 17. T'nannouneed,
Bernard Sandler, New York lawyer,
slipped into town late -tonight and held
a lengthy conference with Sam Schepps,
alleged paj-manter of the Rosenthal
murderers, who is to appear before .the
grand Jury In New York on Monday.
- Schepps at first denied acquaintance
with; Sandler, but when the latter drew
a valise a parer which showed
, (hat he has been retained by Robert
Schepps, a brother cf Satn, to act as
counsel to the man who Is to be the dls
' trlct attorney's star witness, the whole
situation changed. Assistant District
.Attorney Rubin consented to handler
r Je4ntn tb party an4 eenompanyinn it
to New York. Hanriler explained that
i Robert Schepps had determinud that
...-8anl should have legal advice of his
.;. own, and therefore, hud engaged him to
gret to Sam as soon as possible.
Asked what be knew of the Inter-
" eepted letter that Rose is said to have
;"Wrltten to Hehepps, whtrh Is now In the
' - district attorney s hands. Sandler said:
j "Nothing. Schepps seems unable to
" throw any light on it.''
"Have yon any fear that violence may
- be done Bchepps on his arrival In New
; , York?" was asked.
.-, . "I have no fear," he replied.
During his May in this oity 'Schepps
tu been accosted by a number of i
Strangers in an effort to iearn some
; thing regarding the metropolis case but
I .. each time he has been prevented from
speaking by the men who have him in
- custody.
DOCTOR RECEIVES '
$1000 A DAY TO ATTEND
JOHN JACOB AST0R VI
e New Yi.rk. Aug. 17. John
Jac-
Ob Astor VI l ,ihe most
e fonKlvo bo by o'er brought
i'lto
' o the wor'd.
Dr. Iidv.ii) 1!. -Ciagtn who
nt-
tended Mr. .Wil"ll;ie Kuie
::: tor, tnnther of 'the S .".h'hi.Oim)
i-Ak-l,;.l,y
': is reportt d to be receivlnz
.- a. tiny for each and every daj
4 1 in attendnnei m the widow
1 and posthumous son of
John
I e Jacob AStor, At M:i rate
h IK
fee for the nix ; cMv o. eon
stunt
4 ..attendance on mother mid hnby
s win amount to 42,ooo. Dr. Crag
4 In has dosed hiw town residence
and turiit-tjl all his patients to an
, other doctor while hV devotes all
his lime to the Astor heir.
f
RESISTING ARREST7HE
KILLS WIFE AND SELFi
' jit's I Leased Vre.
raducab, Ky., Aug. 17. -Resisting ar
rrt. Joseoli fioitxer. iti Years old thn
" and jsedously wounded Officer Anderson,
" who attempted' to take Jilm Into, eus-
tody, KllK'J Ms young 'wife find IhAi
committed aulclda at ht'a hpr.ie 20 miles
aoutn or r;auc:aii toaay.
Buffalo, If. T., Aug. 17. ' Samuel
Schepps of New, Tork, who Is well
known In church-circle of Hot Springs.
Ark., Is spending the week end here the
guest of Mr. Rubto, also Of New.York;
who la , a member of Mr. Whitman's
staff of district attorneys. Mr. Schepps
was domiciled at the most expensive of
Buffalo's bostelrtes and, began his day
by languidly submitting to the minis'-'
t rations of o valet, barber and mani
curist. Because no taSlcab would con tarn Mr.
Schepps and hia entourage, which In
cluded besides his host, several New
York detectives in the Service of Mr.
Whitman, a trolley car was brought
Into 'service to convey Mr. Schepps and
his. associates to Niagara Palls where
Mr. Schepps viewed the wonders of na
ture and took a cruise on the Maid of
Uw Mint. Mr. Schepps' vacation is ex
pected to terminate In New York after
WATERFALL 530 FEI HIGH SAID 10 LIE -IN
DEPTHS OF WALLOWA COUNTY MOUNTAINS
(Special Correspondence.)
Ecnterprlse, Or., Aug. IT. How many
person In Wallowa county know there
is a waterfall 600 feet high a few miles
back In the creat Wallowa range? How
ninny have Seen this Wonderful cascade?
askod a recent Issue of tho county of
ficial paper here.
You can count on the fingers of your
two hands all those persons who ever
have seen thle fall. Probably not 60
ever have heard of Its existence.
Residents of the county do not guess
the ccnlo resources of their homo. Too
few get up into the towering Wallowa
range that marks the oouthern boundary
of the county. And the mountains are
bo varied, the canyon so different from
another, nnd there Is such diversity on
every slope, that one never can be auro
he has seen it all.
It is generally known that there aro
from 20 to 40 mountain lakes In the
tops of the range. Also, It Is a matter
of common knowledge that these high
land bikes discharge their waters down
unnumbered falls. But few men ever
wander. In the abort seasons when the
mountains are open for exploration,
aside from the courses of the chief
streams, or the trails leading to the
summits.
In the last wk or so a number at
Enterprise mountain climbers have been
50.H90 HOMELESS
Aid Sought for Thousands of
Sufferers Following Earth
quake ShocYsTn NorTheasf
em Turkey.
(United Frm Imea W!re.
London. Aug. 17. English clergymen
will appeal to their congregations to
morrow for subscriptions In aid of the
victims of the earthquake in "north
etistern Turkey. Help has bewn asktfl
of tha Archbishop of Canterbury h'y
the Greek patriarch of Constantinople,
who se.ys that 50,000 Inhabitants of the
shores of the 6ea of Marmora are shol
terlesH and starving to death. Of the
victims a large proportion are Greeks.
The Turkish government Is trying to
relieve them but lacks tha means tu
do much.
UNCHARTED ROCK STRUCK
BY STEAMSHIP MARIPOSA
KncHul to The Journal.)
Seattle, WasnAUg 17. instfuetloni
issued today by the Alaska Steamship
company order all vessels of that fleet
to avolit a new shoal discovered off
Point Baker, Sumner atraits, Alaska.
Thia Is the result of the experience of
the steamship Mariposa, which has Just
returned after striking what was first
thought to be submerged wreckage. Cap
tain Thomas Moore is now convinced it
was uncharted rocks and officers of the
survey service have asked htm for de
tailed information. They will probably
order a resurvey of Sumner straits. Tho
point In question has been on the reg
ular course for years and navigators
never before realized the danger.
The Mariposa was not badly damaged.
When she struck, the vessel shook from
stem to stern.
Ai VW ON
1H0MHS
Map of District Stricken by Earthquake
EASTERN nuntu J BLACK
i TURKEY C
; y x2 t--
MEU ITERft ANEAN
- SEA
j Region of southeastern, Europe and
a month's trip that Included the Cats-
kills and Hot Springe.
Ho la In doubt a to whether he Will
put up at tne Tombs or the West Ride
prison when he returns to the motropo-
lis and ho admit that the lextgenoloa
of life might necessitate a further, va
cation at Gauming or at Auburn orjat
Danamora, but he hopes to stay In
town. During his. trip Mr. Sohopps has
been the" guest of Mr. Whitman's men
and has nonchalantly accepted their
hospitality, which throughout has In
cluded staterooms In Pullman cars, the
bridal suites of hotels, the bast restaur
ants and all "Ide trips, offered. - r.
Rubin's orders were to humor every
whim of Mr. Schepps unloaa ha should
develop a whtrh to wander off by him
self. The Schepps party stopped oi In
Buffalo over Sunday because Mr. Whit
man did not desire to Beo Mr. Nchoppe
until Monday, when he hopes to have
with him a long conversation.
rambling in the heights above the Cop
per King mine. Near the mln there
are several considerable falls. on with
n fr.ll of about 70 feet without a break.
The climbers went on above this cas
cades to another very beautiful fall.
Mounting to tho too of the fall the
men found themselves In a small basin
or flat Into which the stream came
tumbling from fullr f00 feet above.
The stream is tha outlet ot lee lake.
It estates from the lake under a
great snowbank and rushes to the
brink cf V.q mountain. There It breaks
over a precipice and plunges on until
It reaches the basin below.
The fall Is not a sheer drop f-om
top to bottom. The stream strikes
edges now and then, bounds off, nnd
again da.ihes against the rock wall.
Timber rovers tho mountains of the
district, cutting off the view. As the
fall comes down the side of a moun
tain, tt more than difficult to photo
j.'rnph It. V. I. Vergere tried to last
week, but had to get so far below or
so far above that tha best ho could
get was a distant view, showing a
streak of foamy white water splashed
down the side of the precipice.
But the remarkable thing la not that
this waterfall Is right at the .door
of residents of the county, but that so
few of thorn know of It, or of the
countless other beauties hidden In the
snow-crested Wallowa mountains.
53. IS ARRESTED AS
HIST WHILE
He Laughs at Complaint
and Says He Was IM
""Only Once, But Twice Di
vorced. (United Press Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. 17. Held on $2500
bond to answer a charge of bigamy In
Connecticut, where he married Miss
Clarlsxa 1'rescott, a music teacher of
Fairfield, after a midnight automobile
ride. Jera Johnson Warren, eald to be
a millionaire sugar planter of Key West
and Havana, tonight laughed at the com
plaint. He declared that he was twice
divorced from Mrs. Alice M. Bolonlz
Warren, of Key West. It was the act of
this woman, claiming to be the legal
wife of the planter, which led to his
arrest at the breakfast table In a Central
Park West apartment where he was to
day taken from his bride by Sheriff
Elwood, of Fairfield.
Warren, who Is 53 years old and of
distinguished appearance derlares that
he w-as twice divorced' from tho com
plainant, once in Cuba and again In Flor
ida, Both women were In the Tombs
police court when Warren was arraigned
pending application for extradition pa
pers. FEDERAL AID IS GIVEN
WIZARD LUTHER BURBANK
(t'nlfed Preni Wire.!
Washington, D. C, Aug. 17. Federal
aid was extended Luther Burbank, the
California plant wizard, by a bill passed
by the senate this afternoon. The meas
ure which now goes to the president,
grants Burbank use of certain desert
lands for propagation cf spineless cat
tu3 In stock feodlng experiments.
Asia Minor, nffccteT by'ear(hiualfei.
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"Top Deiachment ot Nicaragua!! federal troops with moiern ga.tling gun" Center Typelhelsnaeilapllfig
to overthrow Nlcaraguan government. Bottom General view of Managua, capital of Venezuela be
sieged by rebels.
IDS
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C. H. King and German Miss
Are Married at Boston
Hotel.
(Special to The Jnnrnab)
Boston, Mass., Aug. 17. C. H. King,
who is connected with the claim depart
ment of the Portland Railway, Light A
Power company, of Portland, Or., was
united In marriage at the Hotel Purl
tan In this city today to Frauleln Re
nata Eva Hermes, daughter of Frau
Antonie and the late Herr Ottomar
Hemes of Berlin, Germany. The young
bride la a member of one of the most
prominent and wealthiest families In
Berlin. Her father, who was prominent
in the court circles of the Emperor Wll
helm I, was decorated with the star
of the Red Eagle, first class, by that
monarch.
Frau Hermes has been engaged In
phllanthroplt work In Berlin for years,
and the present emperor has made her
a Lady of the Ordor of Queen Louise.
The couple met in Berlin four year's
ago when Mr. King was completing his
education at Berlin university and was
a correspondent for the Associated
Press.
They will leave Boston Monday night
to occupy their new home on Portland
Holghts.
DETROIT HAS ANOTHER
ELECTION SCANDAL
MJnlted Presa Leased Wlm )
Detroit. Mich., Aug. 17. Just getting
their breath after the recent expose of
graft in the city council, Detroit mU
nlclpal affairs were Again thrown Into
a turmoil when It was announced toddy
that sensational evidence had been un
earthed of wholesale -fraudulent enroll'
ment for the primary election Augfust
27. Burns operatives working Inde
pendent of the graft cases secured the
evidence which was presented to Prswe
cutor Shepherd, JThe prosecutor stated
today that while' no arrests would be
made before Monday, startling develop
ments could be looked for then.
BRITISH PUBLIC SEE
NEW GERMAN WAR SCARE
(United rredi Leised Wire.)
London, Aug. 17. -News which leaked
Kiut tonight ttnt the war office has con
fidentially circularised all retired offi
cers of the royal engineers corps to
notify their Superiors promptly of
changes in address, If eyen for the holi
days, caused a sensation In military cir
cles, Tfie"R'r office says the circular
has no especial significance, . but of
course, the publla scents prospective
trQuWeUh. .Qejm.qny.,, ,, ,, ..,,,
DUTCH
lu
PROVES
REGULAR DUTCH TREAT
The Dutch company Is, according to
the old song, the best company that
"ever cwre over from old Gennanee."
And the whole company from Herr
Captain McCord down to Corporal Wal
lln and nigh Private Metcalf laid seige
to tbe l'rsns club last night. Throw
ing out a skirmish line in the kinks
room at o'clock, the redoubtable
squadron ably maneuvered by minions
from Rotterdam, Amsterdam et al, ad
vanced by steady marches until they
I bad captured the commissary. A for
aging party headed by Curt Merrick,
commandeered a redolent llnvtturger
cheese of mammoth proportions and a
barrel of wienies and established a bi
vouac. Sorties made at various hours by spe
cially detailed cops gathered in every
stray member of the club that could .e
found wandering about At an early
hour this morning the battle of urn
burger was still raging, with the Dutch
men, however, masters of the situation.
The Irish for once took a back seat. It
Was the Press club's first annual
"Dutch",, night.
Volleys of Holland melodies fired by
H. C. Canine, Jimmy Dunn, Sid Vin
cent, Dean Collins, Danlio' Oconeelo
Lively and a dozen, other Dutchmen and
near Dutchmen kept the bivouackers
protected from the ravages caused by
the odorous enemy. "Dutch" night was
voted one of the most pleasant inno
vations ye. put on by the entertainment
committee of the 'club.
ALLEN OUTLAW TAKES
JA1L TERM OF 15 YEARS
" it."
(By the Intoruutlunul Ntw Serrtce.)'
Bristol. Va Aug. 17. Sldna Edwards,
charged with aiding his uncles, the Al
iens, In shooting up the Hlllsvllle court,
this afternoon compromised bis case
by accepting a 16 year sentence rather
than stand trial for five Indictments,
one charging murder In the first degree.
He i t bo pardoned in five years.
Friel Allen accepted an 18 year term
rather than stand trial.
Judge; Staples late this afternoon ad
journed court until September 4, when
the trial of Victor Allen will be begun,
VANDERBILT CUP ROAD
COURSE FOUND SPEEDY
(flnlted Preii leaned Wire.!
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 17. After In
specting tho 8.2 mile road course over
whicfr the' Vanderbllt cup races Will be
run here It-September, Hughey Huges.
driver of Mercer cars, tonight predicted
some new world's records would be hung
up during the coming events.
"The courts will be the fastest in
the country," said Hughes.
The application of a special oil con
taining 70 per cent asphaltum to , the
roadbed will begin the cotnjnrweofc.
The subsurface of macadam and finely'
rrusbBd fnclt im ilmmt mmrltil i
HE PUIS MARRIAGE
NEXT TO HEAVEN
Presbyterian Clerqyman De
clares Matrimony Is
Not a Failure.
Cleveland Ohio. Auk 17 "Ne.t to
settling the question of the salvation o(
your immortal souls Is the question of
choosing a companion with whom you
are to live In this world," declared Rev.
R. R. Bigger, pastor of the Westmln
ster Presbyterian church. In a sermon on
Is Marriage a Failure?"
"Marriage Is always for weal or for
woe, he said, "for better or worse. The
trouble Is that people enter Into the
marriage relationship without serious
Ithought. They do not take time to get
acquainted.
"Too often outward show of physical
beauty decides the question Instead of
the beauty of character.
"Instead of taking the Bible as their
marriage guide, young people too often
get their Ideals from cheap novels, rag'
time songs which make light of the
sacredness of marriage, and from mov
Ing picture shows which portray domes
tic Infidelity for tho amusement of
young people.
"Marriage Is not a failure, but there
are some people who are failures be
cause they do fiot obey the voice of
God on this question as on any other
question. -fy..
CARLOAD RATE ON HONEY
TOO HIGH, SAYS BEE MAN
(BkIi-id Rurna of Tbe Journal.!
Salem, Or., Aug. 17. W. H. Penning
ton "Of Ontario has made Informal com
plaint to the state railroad commission
that the freight rate on honey In carload
lots from Ontario to Portland Is too
high. He eays the rate Is 75 cents per
hundred and that it ought not to be
more than 36 cents. He alleges the
rates from California, a longer distance,
ure cheaper. He ,ays when he takes
the matter up with the Oregon Short
Line officials- they lay the blame on the
O.-W. R. & Nt and when he writes to
the latter company It lays tbe blame on
the O, 8. L,
Explorer's Death la Uncertain,
Bombay, Aug. 17. (Joi.firmatf0n Is yet
lacking of the report today that W.
Hunter Workman, the. explorer, from
Worcestor, Mass., has been 'killed in
the Himalayas. It Is only known that
his party was caught by an avalanche
and that lives Were lost. Whether
Workman was one of them Is uncer
tain. The world's largest oil well,' which Is
in the Mexican state of Vera Crus,, has
been proved. to have a dally capacity of
0 H-bamlsy, ,.,., ,.y ,,-t -,
Nicarag u an Revolutionists
Mobilize at Masaya Pres
ence of U.. S.- Marines In
' Capital Is Reassuring.
(By the In'trnatlmud News errtee.!
Managua, Nicaragua, Aug, l?e All the
j rebel jundcr command of (jenerais Zee-
ledon and Men a have retreated to Ma
yaya, capital of a province of the same
name and located about 30 miles south
of Managua. Rebel losses In the attack
on this city are estimated at between
400 and &00 men. .
Three companion of American marines
arrived on -Thursday morning from
Panama, and their presence turned the
fears of the local foreign colpny Into
rejoicing and footings of safety,-
Manama. Aug. 17. Fresh supplies for
the American marines and bluejacket
In Nicaragua are being gathered to
ntyjit and negotiations are In progress
for a ship to take them toLManagua.
Those which were to have been sent
were lost by the sinking of the New
port wnlch went down today with a
collapsing dock at Bllboa.
TORN BY DISSENSION
(CnlUd Pre Lat1 Wire. I
Vienna, Aug. 17. That Austria's
aristocracy la on strikes against the at
tempt of Archduke Frans Ferdinand
Kaiser, Franz Joseph's heir, to place
his morganatic wife upon an equality
with royalty, Is eurrent gossip in court
circles tonight.
Following close upon the retirement
of Field Marshals Archdukes Frans
Falvalor and Josef Ferdinand from ac
tive military service It is reported that
Field Marshal Archduke Eugene Is also
about to surrender hrs baton of com
mand. Society believes the eptdemlo of re
tirements due to pressure brought by
the archduke's wives to annoy erdi
mand, who as supreme military com
mander, Is attempting Important re
forms. Ever since Ferdinand morganatlcally
married Countess Mophle C'hotek, the
archduchess s social Inferior, he has
sought to elevate her to royal ranks, to
the haughty atvhduchess's Intense dls
guat. w
BANK OFFICIALS FEAR
LARGE CAR SHORTAGE
Chicago. Aug. 17. Despite statements
by officials of a few leading western
railroads ..that a car shortage probably
will not occur this fall, there are many
others, also In close touch with tho
tuatioii) who believe' that such a con
dition will exist.
That it would be a disturbing factor
of no small consequence in financial cir
cles l conceded us a certafflty. ftevorsl
Cfiicajco bankers, who have been watch
ing developments closely, ara of tho
opinion that this vital question should
be given more serious consideration at
present than has been accorded tt. Tf
the railroads are unable to move tb
crope- -with -any- de greo-ef --eeier.tt.yr-U--
polnted out, general business will be af
fected In no small degree.
THE DALLES SEWER PLANT
IS SOON TO BE STARTED
(Hiwelitl to Thn Journal. i
The Dalles, Or., Aug. 17. The Jacobs-
Bade company, to which has been award
ed the contract for laying two units of
the new sewer system for The Dalles,
U getting Its plant In readiness to com
mence operations and will begin excavat
ing In a few days.
EXTRADITION OF CASEY
TO MISSOULA GRANTED
Salem, Or., Aug. IT. Governor Weet
.today honored the extradition of James
Casey, wanted In Missoula, Mont., on
the charge of murder In the first degree.
He Is under arrest In Portland.
A new electric process for coating
iron or steel with lead has been brought
out by an English scientist
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