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Newspaper Page Textly TAKES ON NEW UFE S H O T BY SIS T E R . Slayer o f Holy Roller CrefiField Mur dered in Seattle. Seattle, July IS. — Esther Mitchell ■hot sad killed her brother George, tbe slayer of Frans Edmund Oraffleld, in tba Union depot at 4:10 o’clock yes terday afternoon, as George and hia brother Perry were on their wav to take a Northern Pacific train for Port land. M i « M itchell waa walking behind tba two brothers, in oompany with a third brother, Fred. 8ba had gone to tba depot for tbe purpose of killin g hor ‘ other, and though ah# greeted him with a smile and a hearty handshake, she loitered behind to got her opportu nity. A revolver purchased tbe day before by Mrs. Oraffleld for tbe assassi nation w m carried concealed a n d « a pa thrown carelessly ovur Esther M itchell's left arm. Fred M itchell offered to carry tha capa^ and as she handed it to him, tha aieter raised bar revolver and fin d . Tha bnllat struck [young M itchell be hind tDe left ear and he died instantly. As tha gnn wm brongbt up Fred Mitchell leaped to seiM the weapon bat be wm too late. He grabbed Es ther’s arm Just after she fin d and1 tba girl collapsed in bis arms. She stayed there until depot policemen hurried op and placed bar under arreat. Both Esther Mitchell and Mrs. Craf- field, who w m arretted at 7 o’clock last night while on her way back from tba cemetery where “ Joehua” Creffield is burled, acknowledged in statements taken before Chief Wappenstein that they bad conspired to kill George. Had it been necearary Esther M itchell wm prepared to follow her brother to Port land. It wm this insane demand for vengeance that prompted bar to refuse to accompany her father on hie return to Illinois. ” 1 killed George became he had killed an innocent man, end because be bad rrined m y reputation by saying Esther that Oraffleld sed need Mitchell declared, bat both her state- ant and that of Mr*. Creffield indi cate that tba two had conspirad to m - «in a te . Mrs. Creffield prompted the shooting and aha bought the gnn with which it wm done. I t had bean agreed between them that tbe first one seeing George ■boold slay him. B E G U N San Francisco, Jal* IS.— Although tha oily ’ * building lawa vara in « chaotic state daring the month of Jana, bailding permits v e r t issued to tha -raina of 11,600,000, and in thia sum nro not inelndad thoaa ona story tarn* purary strncturaa which may ba erected for a time without special parmit. Mow that tba bailding law baa been promulgated, reconstruction w ill take ita real start. I t la hampered solely by the slowness o f the i neu ranee com. paniee. Up to tha present time bat $16,000,* 000 baa bean paid oat ln i neu ranea. Ware tba varions companies to looaan their p an e string« as the situation da- manda, Sun Francisco would at once enter upon a building boom such aa has oarer been known before. As it is, plana at this transitory stage are be ing drawn for a dosen tall bailding« to be erected in the heart of the burned district. An Oakland department store, ob* «errin g that it was unable to meet ite augmented tgade by the email order system, determined to place an order for a train load of goods in tba East. A few days before tba goods arrisad, tba proprietor of the Oakland store be came alarmed, fearing ha bad placed an order beyond his capacity to handle. He telephoned to a large department atora in San Francisoo, asking to be re- liered at half of the consignment. Tba B ad Francisco Arm consented. When the goods arrired, tha San Franciscan disposed of them before be bad fairly placed the goods on the -ahelees, telephoned to hie Oakland friend, purchased the rest of the con signment and disposed of it with the same alacrity as he bad dona tba first part. " This simply illustrates that San Francisco is not to ba displaced aa the main trade center. The bridging of the bay, which was a pet echeme of some of the earlier railroad magnates, is now to bo pat through. President Harriman has or dered that work begin im m ed ia tely . By this improvement freight w ill not be brongbt across by boat from Oak land, bat nil freight trains can ba de flected sooth around tba lonp and brought direct into San Francisco. In connection with thia work the railroad ie aleo bailding n cat-off into H u Fran cisco for ita coast trains. A D M IR A L F A T A L L Y S H O T . SUNDAY SEE NATURE’S WONDROUS .HANDIWORK EXCURSION ON THE NEWPORT Mexico City, July IS.— According to advices received here, General Toledo, tbe Goa tema lan revolutionist, who hM been- recruiting bie forces and hM now some good artillery, offered battle yes terday to Guatemalan regular troop« in the department of Jntinpa, at a point about tour mi lea from tba Salvadorean border, inflicting decisive defeat on Guatemalan forras. There w m heavy I om on both a id « . Tba revolutionist« are Jubilant over their sueca«. Regáis do, former prwident of Salva dor, and tba leader of tba Salvadorean troops in tha pmeant conflict with Guatemala, wm killed in tha battle. Guatemala Claims Victory. ~ -Chouknin, Suppressor o f Black Sea Panama, July IS . — Señor Fanrios, Mutiny, is Wounded. foreign minister of Guatemala, « b le d St. Petersburg, July IS .— An attempt to tha Panama government thia after was made at 1 o’ clock thia afternoon at noon m follows: Sevastopol to aaaaminata Admiral "Guatemala, July IS.— Tha Salva -Chonknin, commander of tba Black sea dorean government h M invadtd Guate fleet. The admiral was wounded and malan territory, compelling ns to taken to a hospital. make an energetic defense. We ob Tha woold-be-aseamin ie a Bailor, tained a complete victory yraterday at who bid in the boshes and shot at tbs Jieardo, where General Toma* Regala admiral a* he wee walking in tha gar do, tba chief commander of tbe Salva den of bie villa. Tba culprit has not dorean army, was killed.” . __ RETURN THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO ~ Castle P G ate,' Canyon m sm m m i M n P flk s ll Through Pullman ■leaping can daily kan«: UiurUt sleep! Arrlrln* in Newport at noon. Katnrnlng, City; (broach Palla leave Newport at 6 : » p m , fir in g Hr hour* (parro nal I y conduct at the (Inert reeort (n the Wert. Health, real Kanrar City: rodllaii end pleaeute lor the weary worker. Three-day and reaaon tickeu from all 8. P. or C. dt K. points will be |ood going or return ing on Hundry Kxcnraion trains. Para from Albany, Corvallis or Philomath. svu l the World.F< W . C M cBRIDE, General Agent 214 Third S t, 70 HOUR8 PORTLAND T O CHICAQO No Change of Cars. Portland, Oregon Mnatarons attractions, including boating, Ashing, surf-bathing, baseball, music by the band and gathering pretty water agates. CORVUUS & EASTERN R. R. No. 1 - teavea Ya Arrives at Arrivas Albany. Walla Walla. L o w ? Arrives Vequina Trains Te end f rem Detroit. No. I— Lee vea Albany............................... Airlvss Detroit information a « or t agant, or leevee Detroit. Arrivée Albany. A . L. No Matter leave* Albany.... Arrivas Curvatila..... No. M>— Leaves Albany.......... Arrive« atCorvallU... Ko. ft— Leave* Albany.......... Arrive* at Corvallis... What Your Wants May Be in the Printing Line Can Satisfy Them 7:*5 PM 8:15 P M Train* for Albany. No. 5— Leave* C ot va 11»...« ........................ 6:S0 A M Arrive* Albany........................... . 7:10 A M I No » - \t are* C orvelli»........................... 11:40 P M ; Arrive* at Albany.................... 1:25 P M Ko. 7— leave* Corvalll*............................. 8:00 P M Arrivo* at Albany ........... .. ...........• : « P M No. 5— Ltavi* Corvalll» ......... A rrivi* at Al bau y ....... No. 11- Leave* Corvalll* ...... . Arrive* at A lbany....... No. 7— L e a r « Corvalll*......... Arrive* at Albany....... Ko. S— L*«ve* Albany........... Arrives at Corrallia..., Ko. 13— Leave* Albany........... Arriva* at Corrallia.... Ko. *— L H m Albany........... Arrlvoaat Corvallis.... TH E GRAPHIC The Oregon Railroad * Navigation Co. and. Oregon. Train*. «:80 A M 7:10 A M ................ 13:15 PM Rebate Inquiry at Jamestown. Jamestown, M. Y ., July 12 — Inves tigations into the chargee of violations of the interatste commerce laws by the Standard Oil company and tba Penn sylvania railroad re'atlve to rebates at Olean began yesterday afternoon before Judge Hasal and a jury in (ba First district coart. According to the find ings of the commissioner of labor and commerce, the Standard company raved $116,000 in 1904 by ita rebates from the Penneylvanie railroad for oil ship ped from the refineries nt Olean to Boc beater. Article Was Improper. Dallae, Tex., July IS. — Mrs. Carrie Nation w m arrested at Olebonrne late thia afternoon by n United 8tatea dep uty marshal, on • warrant charging her with having miensed tha mails. She was brought to Dallas, and, after a hearing, was released on bonds of $2,* 600. Tbe examining trial is sat for July 21. Tba warrant cornea from Guthrie, Okie., and chargee that eba deposited in the poatoffice a publication containing an improper article. Alaska Gold la Stolen. Seattle, Jaly SI. — Over $100,000 consigned to the Alaksa-Pacific Express company bare hM bean stolen from aboard tha steamer Ida May and no claw baa been obtained to tbe robbers. The shipment was aant from Fairbanks and was transferred at Nenana. Tba Ida May was to transfer it to the Sarah at Fort Giheon and it waa there that tba lots waa dl»covered. Plana to Suppress Revolt. 8t. Peteisburg, July 12. — Tba pre parations which the War office hM been making at all principal c i t i « to m « t an armed revolutionary movement prove to have been vary elaborate. The pleas for vhe defense of Riga have fallen into the bands of tbe revolu tionary paper Miala, which thia morn ing p u b lish « tbe entire plaus of de fense. The garrison is divided into three divisions of two battalions of infantry, half a company of Cossacks apd three machine gnne each, to prevent the in- vasion of the city from three open ■ id « , namely, the canal, the dam and tha river Dana. Asks Root to Give Help. San Joan Porto Rico, July 13.— Tha lower boase of the insaier legislature adopted a resolution asking Secretary Root to o n hie good o ffic « in behalf of Porto Rioan citisenahip and an elective insular senate. The Republicans, who conetitnte tba minority tn tba legisla ture, opposed tba resolution, holding that Mr. Root w m *tbe island’ s g n « t and that tha time and place were inop portune. I t ie reported that the docu ment wm not presented before the|mil- ing of M r. Root, the antboritiM not de siring to interfere with bis visit. Uprising in Transvaal. JohanoMbnrg, Transvaal, July IS.— Tha disquieting rumors that the black* of the Read contemplated an uprising July 17 are borne ont by the fact that the native servant* have warned their mistreasM to retire to placM of « l e t y . Similar rumors have been circulated in tha Rraf, bat tha p o l l « ridicule them. However, mnch anxiety ie expressed over a paper read at a conference of tha Ethiopian church which m yt an upris ing hM been openly advised. Trade With Britain Killed. London, July 13. — In Jane of last T"’ year there arrived at tha Albert docks from Boston and New Orleans 27,000 cm « oi tinned meats; In Jana of this year tha rsmlpte were only 4,000 c m m . In July, 1906, S4.000 c a m were re ceived, bat than fur this month none have arrived from the United S ta ll«. PORTUND m TIE .RALLES ............!.. 8:00 PM ................. * :«t P M iu in main ..................7:55 A M . . . . . . . . . . . . S.»ft A M ................ 13:45 P M ................. 8:15 P M ............... 1 :«P M ........ ... b a r n All of tho above coaneet wltk Southern Pa cific Company train*, both at Albany and Cor vallis, aawall aa train for Dstrctt. giving di rect *ervle* to Now port and ftdlaeent beech e*. »* well a* Brel ten bu* i Hot BpHnga. For further Information apply to J. C. MAYO, Goa. Pass. A gt H. BOLES, Agent, Albany. H. H.CKON18K, Agent, Corvalll*. TRY US REGULATOR LINE ............ II:»AM ••BAILEY aATZERT -REGULATOR" -DALLES CITY” “ METLAKO” Connecting at Lyle. Wash., with COLUMBIA RITEI IIH T IE II lULVAÏd. BO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE been apprehended. „ Admiral Cbonknin’a condition ie ex tremely serious. The ballet lodged in bis inngs, making breathing difficult. The doctors hold ont no hope of bis re covery. v The adm irers assailant ie thought to be one of the M ila n of the battleship Otchakoff and bis act is supposed to be in revenge tor the execution o( Lieuten ant Schmidt, the revolutionary leader. Adm iral Chouknin was univercally hat ed by his sai'ors and at the time of the execution of Schmidt the revolutionists condemned him to daeth, 100 of their number pledging tbemselree to oarry out tba eantenra. CRAM , General I ’ R L B E L 8 W IN ,G R E A T V IC T O R Y . General Toledo Routs Government Forces With Great Lota. „O regon S hort L ine ion P acific Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Demons For Wahkiacus, Daly, Centerville, Goldendale and all Klickitat Valley points. Steamer I m v m Portland daily (axoept . Punday) 7 a. m., connecting with C. R. A N. trains at Lyle 6:16 p. m. for Gol dendale. Train a r r iv « Goldendale, 7 :35 p. m. Steamer a r r iv « Tha D a li« 6.80 p. m. C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone mndlng aaketcb and description mar quickly ascertain our opinion Due whether an Invention t* probably pâtenmblaVConimanlea- tIon* strictly confidential. HANDBOOK oa Patéate sent free Oldest agency for mentlngpatent*. Steamer I m v m The Dalles daily vex cept Sunday) 7 :00 a. m. 0. R. A N. trains leaving Goldendale 6:16 a. m., connects with this s t«m a e Patent* taken through Mann A Co. receive for Portland, arriving Portland 6 p. m. tprrtat M ile*. without chart«, in the Excellent meals served on all steam ers. Fine accommodations for teams A handsomely Illustrated weekly, largest cir and wagons. culât (on of any *ct*nttBe tournai. Term*. $8 a rear ; four month*. $L Sold by all newadealar*. For detailed information of rates, berth reservations, connections, etc., I wr to to 8. McDonald, agent, Portland. General Office. Portland. Or. Scientific American. □RINDLaxative Frui> Syrup V P I M HI ■ V W Pleasant to take and does not gripe or nauaeato Cures Chronic Constipation» Stom ach and Liver Trouble Stimulation Without Irritation. Oxnro Laxative Fruit Syrup is a new laxative syrup combined with the deli- cious flavor of traits, and is very pleas ant to take. It w ill not gripe or sicken. I t it much more pleasant and effective than Pills, Tablets and Saline W aters, as it does not derange the Stomach, or irritate the Kidneys, Liver or Bolrels. The condition of the patient remains un changed. The Stomach, Liver and Bowels have not been stimulated and in a few days a stronger purgative may have to he taken. This is why P ills and Aperient W aters never give permanent relief. Their violent action results in an unnat ural movement of the bowels and it is nec essary to keep taking them indefinitely. can not cure Chronic Constipation, Torpid liv e r , Indigestion, Sour Stomach, a to. C o n s t ip a t io n . Why ORINO Is different. Clears the Complexion. Oanro Laxative Fruit Syrup w ill posi tively cure chronic constipation as it re stores the natural action of the intestinal tract. Ordinary cathartics may give tem porary relief hut the stomach is upset and the bowels are irritated without any permanent benefit having been derived. O ruto Laxative Fruit syrup is the only preparation that really acts npon all of tne digestive organs. Other prepar ations act upon the lower bowel only and do not touch the Liver. I t can very read, ily he seen that a preparation that does not act npon all of the digestive organs Oanro Laxative Frnit Syrup stim ulât«« the liver and thoroughly cleanses th « system and clears the oomplexion of pimples and blotches. I t is the best lax ative for women and children as it if mild and pleasant, and does not grip « or sicken. R . e f u s e s u b s t i t u t e s . OUR GUARANTEE For Biliousness and Sick Headache. Take O ruto Laxative Fruit Syrup. I I sweetens the stomach, aids digestion and acts as a gentle stimulant on the liv e r and bowels without irritating these organa. Take ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup and I f you are not satisfied your money w ill be refunded« only by FOLEY a CO., C hiese«» IN- SOLD AND R IC O M M E N D ED DY R. H. C A L D W E L L Ä C O M P A N Y .