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About Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1902)
f . . 1 J-'i i& . i 1J .A. -.' f. 7 s - ... ; ; The man who forgets ' to advertise Is toon forgottensJ. Walter , ted dvertising don't t ' i let ao. J. S. RaberU 1 - Thompson, N. Y , -VI on Toronto Oat. ' I ' - ! MHH JrJ , V ' ' 1 'A.' rORTLAND; OIIEGON, ' TUESDAY, APHTL; 29, :10O2.' " trot.-!, no. -43.: -," ' -: A.INBWSPAPEa. OR. ' VLjKNAI- THE PEOPLE . V 1 si:'" BARBERS AID STRIKERS'-CAUSE Hotels - arid Restaurants cHandicaped-rPaper Y; ;; ' . Napkins Nowtheyle : :v Tl laun4rr workers ar In - Jubilant mood tbla morning, and are. confident ol imtmate ucceM-" ' ' They kr excdedlndr encouraged by the unmistakable attitude fo the f Barbers' ' Union, which held a special meeting last night and declared unanimously to support : the strike ., morally financially and to veryqther legitimate manner.' They 4e plded to not give the laundries any pa tronage until tbty concede to the strik ers' terms In tvery particular, and abso lutely reftrsA" to handle jtnrllnen provided by the laundries after Friday night : J.' S. Hutchinson, jiresMent of the Bar bera Union, said thle morning:' 4 - 'JTbe. .barbers are lit this tight Just as fleep as the laundry workers; their. Inter est! life T5U r-v and we inUnd tor give themj' every possible 4ld, not merely morally but flnanclally, If they need fit The union is out to win." -' Complaint are being made : all ever town to the manner in which- laundered goods are being done up since the strike. The Creamery Restaurant sent a notice this morning to the laundry with which It IS dealing that If its laundry arrived in such poor condition again as It did to day, that the restaurant would make ar rangements to do it own washing.' The City Chop' House and many other restau rants have already substituted paper nap kins and oil cloths for the linen which they have heretofore, used, and. Intend to. GENERAL McARTHUR . EXCULPATES FUNSTON Aguinaldo Was Tricked and He Was Re sponsible. ?yASpiaTON, April 29.Gneral Mae. Aiiuu .ijuimuu us leswnony oeiore the Senate Philippines aomtbtttee' today. Asked if he knew that Aguinaldo was deceived by the forged, signature of Gen eral Luna- brought to htm by Funston, NOW THE TRUST HAS CORNERED "HEN FRUIT" CHICAGO, April 29, Recent rumors to the effect that the packers would attempt - o corner sui ine egg in tne market were substantiated today when buyers for the alleged beef trust went Into the market and bought everything in sight. And BANK ROBBED " (Journal Special Service.) BROWNBVlIjiv Or., April 29.-While ,. the cashier. X & Olass, was' at dinner yesterday the Ban of Brownsville was robbed of $1,600. Mr. Glaas had not clos ed, the outer doors of the vault, but had shut and locked the frail inner ones. The roaber had' etealthfly entered through a rear window, hurriedly pried ' open' the - . DO r v -IHe Weather-.Tonlght and n .ii j Here is t combination of style, tfoality and k price that .' keeps good dressers j arid 'careful ?btiyers corning lcwWSti'iln! onri window, 1.25 and; V: ( $1.75. Every style, every shade; soft and stiff. ' ' ' ' ' Vor if do so until the strike to settled. The union workers held a big ratifica tion meeting ,laet - night, at which speeches were, made and new plans con sidered for furthering their Interests. A visitor front a neighboring union who was present reported, that the proprietor of. the. lodging-house where he stopped forcibly took bia laundry from one of the driver yesterday mornlng after learning that .a strike was oi i'.:-;. " Another reported that a guest at one of the lodging-bouses informed the propri etor that he need oot change his bed clothes for two months If this strike Is not Settled before then. ' It was .also .stat ed 'that the drivers are resorting to all sorts of methods to drum, up; trade for their bouses.' and in many. Instances have been bluntly called down, . Bald one of the Union officers today! 'This strike affeots more people than any recent labor trouble ' which has occurred in; thls.clty, and with all the unions ex tending such liberal support to us as they are now doing, i we are sure to Win a greaUWctory." nijv- J ; . The laundries are nearly all running to day, bvt light handed. They are turning out some work, iIt is claimed by some of the proprietors" that : there have " been many deserters from the union cause, out the union men claim -that; only nine un ionist went back to work. ' . The proprietors claim they are able to flll- orders. ' ' General MacArthur said: "I know Tne'wa deceived, but I may welt say right here that Funston was not responsible for any of the methods that resulted in the capture of Aguinaldo. 1 am myself responsible for all of them."; they are also placing orders for future delivery. . . Dealers say that It 1 the intention of the packers. to put the egge in cold stor age until next wlnf 9 - .wpen they will be abler to sell for higi prices. vault and snatched what money he could and decamied.t He undoubtedly had accomplices watch ing the front and rear of the building, and on this belief O. W. Tycer and Thos. Vennum, well known characters of the town, hays bean arrested. SUCCESSFUL REBELS. ' (Scripps-keB-ae News Association.) NK W VTOdlK, ' AprlK 29. According to dispatches to the Colombian Revolution ary Junta here, the rebels have captured Rio '."Heche, an - Important city on the northern coast: - - V - v Cupid's Choice "C'.Sjjwtlesi i linen finds favor in the eyes of the little love god. See that yours Is of the right kind. We do that kind of fork at the Trov dry Main oflke 261 S. t Water St. Wk sidet Atnee Mxt wasninaton au oc Wednesday, occasional rairt. iril cdJ WantsFull Report of Arrest of American -Marines. . (Sci'ipps-McRae New Association.) WABHINGTON, April .-Seeretary Long this morning cabled Commander Dayton, of the cruiser Chicago. asking for an immediate report giving all details concerning the street and conviction of the Venetian courts of certain, officers and men or hi ship. v- . ,The occasion for the dispatch was the cabled press, report stating tnat several members pf the crew of the United States cruiser Chicago : had been r arrested at Venice and imprisoned for disorderly eon duct upon the streets. , , "The cable said- that their terms of Im prisonment ranged from three -to - four months each, and that Captain Robert P. Wynne, commending the marine guard of the Chicago; Robert B. Ledbetter.' as Istant surgeon of the Chicago; Lieutenant John 8, Doddridge, pf the Chicago, and a marine named Wilfred Langley were the men, sentenced. At their trial in the San Marco Police Court, the prisoners admit ted that they-were intoxicated when the disorders occurred, ctad pleaded that they acted In self-defense when mobbed by the crowd. The Publio Prosecutor demanded a sentence of seven months' Imprison ment for Assistant Surgeon Ledbetter, and sentence of six months' imprison ment, tor the others. It is .understood that the prisoners will pay the. costs of the trial and compensator, the -persons who sustained injuries as a result of their disorderly conduct. Two of the injured persons claim 160 each.. y Some of the naval officers on duty In the department who have had experience In the Mediterranean service express the opinion that the American sailor may be the victims of what la known as "the trick table," which is a device Used in some of the saloons frequented . by1-foreigners. This table Is constructed to col Inpse at a slight touch, breaking all of the dishes and glasses, and a claim is immediately made for extortionate dam ages upon the "Jackles." ; At the American Embassy m Rome a painful impression, has been caused by the actions at Venice of the men from the chieage was eaia ai uw Ui,at after the Italian court has finished with the offenders, they will be arraigned before ap American court-martial. f HIED DT NT (Scripps-McRae News Association.) WASHINGTON, April 29. Senator Clark's chauhenrs was nned HO this morning for violation of the speed regla. tlons. 1 ,4 o The Senator paid the fine, and also took the stand to declare that he did not think the ordinance was violated. NICE MESS AT THE TR1SCO POSTOFJRICE (Scripps-McRae News Association.) SAN FRANCISC6. April 29.-Klchard Cornelius and other street car strike lead ers, will today forward to Washington a complaint against the local Postoffice of ficials for allowing mall addressed' to) them to be held up and photographed by men representing themselves( to bb offi cers of the city government. The object is alleged to be to enable officers to identify members of the union. It will probably implicate', the police department of the city. '. v ""' (Scripps-McRae News Association.) WASHINGTON, April The Omnibus publio building bill was passed by the House this afternoon. INQUIRE INTO MILITARY AFFAIRS (Scripps-McRae News Association.) , WASHINGTON.. April 29. The House Committee on Military Affairs- today de cided' to report the Burleson resolution to the House requesting the Secretary' ojf War to furnish .the House a copy of all orders and instructions forwarded to the cotnmandfng mtuuryofflcer m the Ph.ll Ifiplnea, relating .to the conduct of mili tary operation in Bamarrand especially those orders issued prior to and relating to' General Smith's campaign. h TO SAVE ARID LAND GRANT y-j,'"1'''-';' " 1 1 1 1 'i'W'f'k f z (Scripps-McRae News Association.) ' . .. TACOMA, Wash., April 29.-Governor McBrlde has revived the office pf tArld Land. Commissioner to preserve the', arid! land grant which was in danger of ' re- vertlna to the government The state Will quickly select an Immense traot that Can be .eventually-irrigated -S-V'Jl ' PASSED WM.' McKINHEY : . , OSBORNt DEAD '.?t;J',i'M.,i.:-"'; Consul at London Cousin of ' Late President Mckinley. ' (Bcripps-McRae'Kew Association.) LONDON. April .-Vllllam McKlnle Osborne United .States Consul here, die.! this morning after a long illness. He was1 the cousin of the' late , president McKln ley. - " , .. ''K., ' ' EVANS MAT, BUCCKED HIM. WASHINGTON,-April 9.r-lt la reported this afternoon that S. Clay Evans may possibly succeed the lata WJlllam Osborn a Consul General at London. ; The deceased" wae secretary of the Re publican National: 'Committee In 1898, and the following year was appointed Consul General at London., i,.v SpringLambs Now Bring "0nlyi$1. 75. ' (Journal Special Service.) THE! DALLES, April ,29. The price of spring lambs ha dropped a notch and Eastern buyers are now offering tl.75 per head, whereas- a few : weeks ago they were paying $2. J Sheepmen do not seem to be able to prescribe a, reason for the slump.' , , ', u Officer Franklin arrested Jennie Pennle, Sam Sweeney and Fred King, this morn ing,, on a charge ol robbing Joe Gumfkle of U4. ' i : 1 " -y':4 ; The robbery occurred lnvthe Badger sa loon and is alleged to have been commit ted by the woman' and her male consort, Sweeney, while King, a bartender, is al leged to have been an accessory. King and the victim are ht Jail, but the other two succeeded ' In ; procuring bonds. The case will come'up in the Police Court to morrow, v , , fi '.i n in iV , m h j The strike at Jones'' mill was declared oft this afternoon, the proprietors conced ing everything that the union asked. All the men returned to wors immedi ately,' after having been out a little over a day. Awful Disaster in the North Sea. (Scripps-McRae News Association.) DUNKIRK, France, AprlJ 29.-A report has reached here of a f earful disaster among the North Sua fishing fleet. ' The schooners Pcrle, Carmen and Goels went dCwji during the recent gale, and many fives were lost. . AWAITING SIGNATURE (Scripps-McRae News Association.) WASHINGTON, April 29.-Two "Import ant bill, each of which have been sub jected to protracted contests in Congress, now only await the resident's signature before becoming laws. !- i : ; They are the Chines exclusion and oleomargarine bills. Y ' ' The former measure becomes operative as soon as the President approves It and as existing laws on the subject of exclu sion expire by limitation tomorrow, the President Will be urged to lgn it without delay, so that the Treasury Department may have time. to notify all of if agents of 'the fact -"z7 -- RAILROAD CHANGES (Scripps-McRae New Association.) SALT IIAKE' April 28. -It was official: ly annouced today that George W, Helnts, assIsUnt general passenger agent of the Denver ft Hlo Grand system, has tendered his resignation, .tc Jake effect May 1, "H l offered a passenger post tlon on.ths Southern Paelfto at San Fran cisco, to take. the place of T H. Goodr man, general passenger agent, who will resign at an early data The office of as sistant , general passenger : agent of the Rio Grande line la abolished, t A. Ben. ton will be appointed general agent of the passenger department to succeed Mr. Helnts. ... . '! i,. ( D lit it.y MURDER DraKemaa Ilk M : .ills nst; In a street brawl In TMconia last night Mike Burke, a brakeman, struck a stranger In the neck, killing him. Burke disappeared, ' ; Beiag a railway man, the Tacoma po lice rifhtly surmised that the murderer would attempt escape by train, so they telephoned' "Chief McLauchlan to be on the lookout " .' ' 4' li was supposed that Burke was con cealed by friends, on board of freight train No.' M coming this way. Several' local officers were down the river walt- Ing for the. train to arrive when a tele phone meesage was received from Sheriff Huntington, at Kalama, to the effect that Burke had. been captured there. 'The prisoner will be returned to Ta coma on this afternoon's overland train. Passing of the Cashier of the First Na- ; tional Bank. . ' George W. Withlngton, cashier of the First National Bank of Portland, died at 10 o'clock this morning at the. Good Samaritan hospital. Mr. Withlngton was born (n Pennsyl vania was 63 years old, and had been connected with the First National Bank for about SO years, His death .was due to a complication of diseases, and he had been ailing for six months. The deceased leaves two daughters and a son. One of his daugh ters is (he wife of General Agent Ab MottS of the Canadian Paclflb, at Victoria. TEXAS TORNADO Twentyffive People Killed, and $100,000 Worth of Prop erty Destroyed. (Scripps-McRae News Association.) FORT WORTH, Texas, April 2.-The tornado which passed over portion of Somervllle County last night killed, in all. about 26 people and destroyed $100, 000 worth of property. At least 200 families ars homeless this morning, Bridges are washed away and roads sre impassable. ' The greatest damage done was at Glen rose, where six were killed, about 40 In. Jured and many houses destroyed. LATE BULLETIN. FORT WORTH, Tex., April 29 (8 P. M.). A bulletin at noon from Glenrose say that one of the injured Is dead and three others are dying. The number of Injured Is now placed at CO. Thirty-live houses were destroyed at Glenrose. and farms devastated for five miles north and seven miles south of town. A CABAL OF UPSTARTS . 3L : .. (Scripps-McRae News Association.) WASHINGTON, April 39. Senator Rawlins In the Senate today made a per. eonal explanation In refutation of the dis patch In which he had been quoted as having characterised General Chaffee as a "dastard and a villain," from his con duct In the Philippines. The vallalny in question, he said, was placed upon what he believes was a cabal of military upstarts In Washington, which seemed, to be engaged in enforcing an inhuman warfare In the Philippines in tempting to drag down ' th country's heroes. , " IMOMP (Scripps-McRae News Association.) NEW YORK, April 2.-The following bulletin a to Archbishop Corrlgan's con dition was issued this morntng: r "The Archbishop's condition continues satisfactory jn all respects, except as to his weakness, which persistently remain with hlra. ' : ,. . "He has not yet fully rallied." y. WHEAT MARKET. SAN FRANCISCO. April Sl.-Wheat, 11.10 per cental." . , , ,'.v CHICAGO, April .-Wheat, Mtt7140. MANN a ABBOTT 92 SECOND STREET ; ' Between Stark and Oisk-f'; WHOII Ml WOODARD, CLARKE Gl'CO, WOODLARK Iared in accrdsnce with th PURE FOOD LAW ' ' .; . -from selected an pure lean, fruiti, ofls, juices, etc. ky akulaa chendsts. The - . WOODLARKV FLAVORING EXTRCTS art perfect, v They HONEST COODS awl ' money back guarantee goes with every tale. u lL WOODAIU),; CLARKE 62. CQv Jikfil'OUTth ami Wathlnston Streets. ,; &)e Comforts of Cooking by Gas appeal to everybody, but j; tfei'teiv j. OAS 5TOVB lis.es , me CENTURY CAMERAS -;'' . .' I9Q2 Just unpacked u complete line of their best goods: WE HANDLE EVERTf" GOOD MAKE OF CAMERAS AT LOWEST PRICES QUOTED. Blumauer-FranK Drug Co. WHOtESAt)B AND IMPOBTINQ DRUGGISTS. . I ''I OLD KENTUCKY HOME LUBOiP.S,WHISIiEy Favorite ELUMAUER & HOCH, . Solo Dhtribctcrs AVboIeaalt Ueuer shI CtsV Dealer, I Oft-1 1 0 rrtb St' , BarifieldYeysey Fuel Gq; SLAB Get your orders in early and give your wood t'-V1, a chance to dry. '.. - . :", . Office: No. 80 Third Street.' Ore. Phone, Main 353. Columbia, 373 GREAT COLLEGE FOR TACOMA (Scripps-McRae News Association.) TACOMA, April 29.-Th United Nor wegian Lutheran Church has-decided to locate its college for the Pacific Coast at Tacoma, the Chamber of Commerce do nating the site. ,!,. ; -;.''Picf .nVi'PeatacSdf; Ne wYo rk rDefflParlbrs 4th and Morrison NoPaih FuD Set of . Teeth ex tract a 4 and filled absolutely without pain, but out late ffnsntttto '-.method applied to'th guru. No sleep-producing agents er eeoslns. ...v These are the only dental parlors ia, Portland having pateatea eiH. .' iiimi m.nA lnrredients to extract, flll and arm!? cold crowns asd pr- rowns .undeeetable from natural teeth, eui iae .noes vmm.-.A::m.s ; v; .,-v ji Hour; 6 JO to FLAVORING EXTRACTS pktHe Economy,; of ; euia uicimwu. e. even more im-' :.' ':.;pp,tantr - : NOW l s good time Uteek Into' the : ssatter. . i NOW is the time to discard ashes, J ceal carrying, weed chopping aed bare l - Mber Jer year kltcbea. , Portland Gas Company 5th and Yamhill Sts., Portland, Or, American Whiskey STRICTLY WHOLESALE SHOE HOUSE . A complete line of PACKARD'S SHOES for men, also the well known PURITAN in five styles. A complet ; line of Shoes for Women, Misses, Child ren, Boys and Youths, constantly on hand. Send for catalogue, or will have our representative call on you. . Krausse & Prince, 87-89 rirst Street, , PORTLAND, CHE WOOD , PORTLAND, OR ; anarchist, Must . - "UiJ STAY IN PRISON . .... , p . . . w (Scripps-McRae NewS Association.) , , ALBANT, Ni;,T4 April Q.Tf Court ; of Appeals today refused' an application for a certlftcate , of reasonable doubt la the case of Herr Most, the noted n-. archlst, sentenced, to, one year's' leiprlaon- r; neot ; for the pubiicatton- of. an articU commending .-. the aasassinatioai of -tht,'.-late President MoKlnley.. ; , - Sts., Portland, Ore. : No Gas Teeth $5.00 and warranted for 19 year. V . i: '.,. . ' ' f-A , -. 8;00--Sunday 930 to 2.-00. 1 7 JJ'V)V- v.ftv-i.'l-r. 'r,.''-?:'-v..':
