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PHILADELPHIA, April'SO.-A frightful
P Alo a 'touted "At 'noon today In the
cigar factory of Ilarburger A Homan tiy
th cry ot Are. - - -
: . ; A thouaand mt auala : emptoyM i wer
thrown ' into- a- frensy and road frantic
" effort- to eaoapa. ( In thalr .mad .rush for
tha axlta. th wUdeat flight ot imagination
could not depict the aoene that ensued.:
In the narrow tairways were pile of
' women six, or seven, deep, , fighting each
other and trampling to death those un
derneath. '. . " '
One sprang from . a window and. ' was
killed.
The list of dead at 1 o'clock Is placed at
seven.
About 20 are Injured, and it is expect
ed that ' tha number of dead will reach
at least JO.
The scene on the stairways, while the
girls were toying j to escape, was Inde
scribable, "v ji.-j.,:'.!
They bit one another arms and faces
and tore the hair from each other's
heads,: :;...,,,,, ,-,',-:,,,.,.
After the panic was over, and it was
learned that there 'Tvas no Are,- It was
discovered that the horror was due to a
singular Incident. ,
A boy' had a finger caught In the ele
vator and screamed. t . i, ,
One of the girls misinterpreted the cry
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and yelled "FIref
' Employe of ' the Schuylkill arsenal,
which occupies the first floor of the build"
ing, tried to stem tjti human tide, but were
fought ' by the maddened girls; soma ei
the men being badly bitten, .
.The-atajrs have windows. protected by
Iron and wooden bars. . - '
These bars were covered with 'blood
and pieces of fingernails torn from the
hands of 1 those seeking their way to
safety., ; I, y-
' LATER 4 ' P. . M.
At I o'clock this afternoon tbe list ot
dead has not been-dded to. :
The known -dead are:
MART GENEVA, aged IX
HELEN TOLINO. aged . 13.
LIZZIE TARTINI, age unknown.
ANNIE ROTSC1INEIDEB, sued 18.
1 1DA GHEENE. aged 10.
MART RIGHTMEYER, aged li
UNIDENTIFIED "WOMAN.
, After., tb ani6s K)0.'glrl tried ' to re
galn entrance Into tha building to look
for frfends and relatlvee, but Irigress was
barred and the atrls pushed against the
door.' y''.;' .
Another nanlc seemed imminent, but
the police prevented it. (.-'
Harburger Homan U the local house
of the tobacco trusts
A. rigid investigation of. the alleged lri-
sufBclent exit 1 being made.
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(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
t BRANPENBURQ, Ky.April .-A mob
from Ouston stormed the county, Jalf ..this
morning -and forced., the Sheriff to turn
over- Ernest Bowley, a negro who shot
a white barkeeper in -tbe leg putlog a
The negro was hanged to a tree some
distance from town.
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LOOKS LHE IWURDER
The Bherlft sent, deputies to 'Falrvlew
this afternoon to Investigate the recent
death f Mrs, Edward Palmer, who is
supposed to have shot herself. - -
Bhe was found dead with a bullet hole
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In her bead and the coroner's Jury said
it wa suicide. ,
However,' som suspicion has been
aroused and it is reported that she was
murdered: r -"
" The tBheMit will probably arrest Edward
Palmer, her husband, this afternoon and
Irs tolll -be Drought to' this city to await
the Investlggtion of the' offlcera. '
GENERAL DELAREY
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PROBABLY, A CANARD.
LONDON, April . 30.r-No conflrmatlon
can be obtained of the Stock Exchange
rumor to ttfe effect that Delarey and three
commandos have surrendered.
No basis fbr the rumor is assigned.
(Sorlpps-McRae News Association.)
NEW YORK, April SO.-The stock ticker
today carried to the Stock Exchange in
this city a startling London dispatch say
ing that General Delarey and three Boer
commandos have surrendered.
DROP IN AND FIND OUT WHAT THE $TY1,ES RE.
MEN'S SHiRTS
M. SIGHEL
This is a subject that Inter
ests every well-dressed man,
particularly at the spring sea
son, Our importations show that
the factories ' have FAIRLY
OUTDONE THEMSELVES.
Never before have there been .
more DAINTY, and BEAUTI
FUL ' patterns in OXFORD.
MADRAS, LINEN and PER
CALE. We always have the -HIGHEST-GRADE
GQODS, and we
also show , excellent ' rhifts at'
lower prices.' '
The celebrated JAMESON
- HAT, we Invariably recommend.
. Your .'every furnishing
supplied. . . '.
want
MEN'S FURNISHER, and HATTER
268 Washington St, Portland, Oregon
w i
Sola agent for tha JAMESON HAT;
Filipinos are Unfit to
; Govern Themselvesi
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
WASHINGTON, April 30.-General Mac
Arthur concluded his testimony before
the Senate Philippine committee today.
1 He said tht If the United States forces
Were . withdrawn from the Islands frat
ricidal war would result that could only
be suppressed by exterior forces.
Filipinos, he declared, are absolutely
unfit for self-government at present, but
that they might some day, under proper
influences and, Instruction, be able to take
care of their own affairs.'
Senator Patterson's questions angered
the-general, and on several. occasions he
declared he would think and believe what
he pleased, granting the Senator the Same
right. " , ,
IKE PUKE m:
0. 1 OfflfflB
Personal Belongings
Allowed in Their
Cells.
BANKER FURNI5H-"My success as a fisherman depend on liberal bait.
So long a the bait holds out there I atlll hope."
MORE iilLtMEN
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GO ON STRIKE
Union Employ.es of Portland Lum
i m beHBoni pangDemand . t
Recognition.
(Seripps-McRae News Association.)
VENICE. April 3.-Offlcers of the Unity , . Tj h(.lHn, M,,f.tri. Com,
eu Diain uaiviniii v.aMiasu, cuuvjuibu
of disorderly conduct and sentenced to
terms of imprisonment, were today trans
ferred to the common prison of St. Marks.
They have been allowed, a few of their
personal belongings in their cells.
When the whistle sounded at 1 o'clock
this afternoon, the employes at the Pprt-
m.
3 O C CD O C
S3..!:
The Weather, Tonight end Thursdey, occasional rsln; southerly winds,
- - We don't need to tell von the y 're worth 50c.
You can see that by fooling at then in our
window tomorrow. i , ,
We are speaking of our reveri bis Derby
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THEY ARE SPECIAL TOMORROW AT
HENRY Ji; WHITE
Sole Agent for the KING Hat
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Between Morrison and Yamhill
GOLD MINE TRUST
The Newest Venture
of an Enterpris
ing World.
TACOMA, April 30. Samuel ; B,. Balk-
will has effected the consolidation of nu
merous producing gold mines In Wash
ington, Oregon, California and Idaho by
Incorporating - the , Consolidated Gold
Companies, , with a capital of jli.QOO.OOO.
He will be the flrat to apply trust'eco-
nomies to mining. 1 '
WAT NG
.(Scripps-McRae News Association.)
. WASHINGTON, April SO.-The Repub
lican Ways and Means Committee has
pracJcally agreed to take, no steps in
connection with the present, agitation
against the beef trust. "sw ;iv
- A number of bills bearing on thtnatter
witr b"held" up by the committee because
It is believed that nothing should be done
while the Attorney-General is investigat
ing the matter.
THE SICK ARE v .
- IMPROVING
I; (Scripps-McRae New Association.)
NEW YORK, April 30. Archbishop Cor
rlgan shows considerable Improvement to
day. His weakness is disappearing. '
' SATISFACTORY. T
HET LOO, Holland, April SO.-The con-
di lion of the Queen' Is satisfactory tot
morning. . , v-i'- f.si'-Ci'lf'&'-:i -tri-
WHEAT MARKET. : ; ;
BAN rRACISCpJllAprlC:..siiwiea.
U.1H4&1.10W percental. .- ,
CHICAGO, Apru Jo.-WheaL; 774e
p-r bunet
pany'a mill donned their coats and walked
out. There were 1;I0 of them. They de
mand recognition of their union. a
No disturbances occurred, an1 every
thing . paseed off quietly, some cheering
being indulged In as the men' 'wended
their way in solid procession,
i At the foot of Front . street John A.
Bushman met them and delivered a short
but. eloquent address, in which he said
in part: 1
."Gentlemen, give me your attention for
a few m'nutes. During the continuance
of this, strike be orderly, be gentleman
ly, arid be firm. Remember that upon
your shoulders rests the responsibility of
good citizenship. Do nothing to blacken
or tarnish the good name of organized
labor. There , can be no question as to
the result.' Employ no harshness In ar
guing with your opponents, but use persuasion-
alone, Do not report to the mill
for work until you receive orders to do
so from the officers of the union. I con
gratulate you on your fearless end unan
imous action."
The speech was greeted with tremen
dous applause, and all dispersed for their
respective homes.
Pickets will be stationed at all ap
proaches to ' the mill, and every effort
will be made by the employes to guard
against any damage being dor.d to the
company's property.
The causes leading up to the strike are
Identical in every way to those which
caused a short shutdown of the Jones
mill. - The failure of the company to ree
ofinize the union Is the main reason for
the strike today.'
PARTY VOTE
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Aguinaldo and Other Filipinos
! Not to beXalled.
.(Scripps-McRae News Association.)
.WASHINGTON, April JO. By a party
tote, the Senate Philippines, committee
today decided not to call Agulnaldo Ma
bint, Sixto Lopes and other Filipino lead
ers as witnesses.
The committee also refuses, to call Ma
jor Cornelius Gardiner, Whose report as
Civil Governor of taev Province of Taya
bas' was, the Democrats charge, sup
pressed .because of it criticisms of the
military administration of tjie Philip
pines. .
SAMAR BANDITS
: SURRENDERED
: (Scripps-McRae News Association.)
WASHINGTON, April ''JO.-The "Na'ry
Department today received the following
cablegram from Admiral Rodger at Ma
nila:
'Wildes reports TOO . Insurfecto and 375
rifles surrendered at Catbalogan,, Samar
Province, on April f7. - No more organized
bandits are in arms la Bamar."
nm
At the meeting of the Board of Trade
this afternoon resolutions were adopted
protesting against the leading of the Mar
ket block to a corporation.
BYE-BYE.
f Scripps-McRae News Association.)
NEW YORK, April 30.-Piarifet Pader
ewakl sailed for Europe today. Hundreds
of women;,, were at the' docks to see him
off.
ALLEGED STABBING.
It was reoorted on the streets this
morning that a couple of men became
engaged In a fight in the" North End last
night which culminated In one stabbing
the other. It there is any truth, to the
humor the police can not enlighten any
one as they have no report of any such
affair. - !-
TURKS DEFEATED,
(Scripps-McRae Mews Association.) ;
: VIENNA, April SO. It is reported that "
force of Macedonian rebels .have defeated
the Turkish troops at. Cadlhe, Western;
Macedonia.. ; " J-P; . v-.iV
The Turksare sald To Ijavi losriWln
killed 'and - wounded, A- Jvfe
The rebels also lost aeavlly. ! ; 4 '
WON'T STRIKE TOMORROW.
At the meeting ot the Teamsters' Union
last night It was decided to give the em
ployers S days additional time-in which
to sign their new schedule. This decision
was reached, at the request of the em
powers who stated that If granted such
time that they would ptace themselves
In such position as to grant their terms. '
MANN Q ABBOTT
PMNTER.S
9 3 "SECOND STREET
v:?Betweea Stark, and .Oak
SPECIAL FOR 10 DAYS ' ' , ' J
$ 5 Cabinet for $350 : ;
$10 Cabinet for $6.50
A $a book of Instrctions with each. Greatest
known remedy for Obesity, Rheumatism, Coldj, ,
The best general system tonic. ;
Of oar many TESTinOrtlALS her. N one: "Bath cabinet ia ths fcoate '
one SMath reduced my weight elavan pounds." ,
', : , . .'Mrs. t. J. Sampler, i6g Tenth St., Portland, Or; "" ( " '
WOODAIU), CLARKE CO.
FourtK and Wasliington Streeta. " - "
Bath
Cabinet
Sale-
33 YEARS ON FIRST STREET.
And now, owing to largely increased business, we y
have secured and moved into commodious new
Quarters. . Our lines of Mantels, Gas and Electric
ixtures and Kindred goods is unexcelled.
Call and see us at our new address.
m JOHN BARRETT CO.
New Stores, Corner Sixth and Alder.
'-"i''"(Oppo8ite the Oregoiaa.) , , H
AT GILL'S BOOKSHELF
THE LAROES1? SELLERS THIS WEEK WERE:
I, THE THRALITOF LEIF THE LUCKY, Dy Ottlllle A. Uljencrantx.
a. AUDREY, by Mary Johnson.
3. THE CONQUEROR,' by Gertrude Atherton.
4. THE LOVER FUGITIVES, by John Flnnemore.
5. THE HOUSE WITH THE GREEN SHUTTERS, by George Douglas.
6. A FIRST BOOK UPON THE BIRDS OF OREOON AND WASHINO- '
TON, by William Rogers Lord. ,
THE J. K. QJLL CO., , ALDER STREETS,
Henry Fleckeristein , Coi
304006 SECOND STREET' U r .. . " , ;'
KXCLUSIVBt,? WHOLESALE DEALERS IN , 1 ---.""T :
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
The attention of the trade ia called to the fact that Henry Flecken- !
stein is no longer connected with the Fleckenstein 4 Mayer Company. .
Our Leader, OLD VALLEY WHISKEY, Extra Special Qualityf
"THE PERFECTION OF WALL PIASTER"
HARD, TOUGH. DURABUE, STAYS
TiiE ADAMANT COMPANY
OFFICE, NO. B FTBT ST. N. 'i TELEPHONE. MAIN TUB,
No More Dread of the Dental Chair V-'"
New York Dental Parlors
4th and Morrison Sts., Portland, Ore.
No Pain
No Gas
Full Set of Teeth $5.00
Teeth extracted and filled absolutely without pain, but our late sdeatUla '
method applied to the gums.. No sleep-producing agents or eooatne. . ' v"
Tbeae are tha only dental parlors in Portland having patented appll
ances and ingredients to extract, flJl and apply gold crowns and porcelain
crowns undeectable (rom, natural teeth, and warranted tor 10 year. With",
out the least patn.,,;... , (l v.. . ' 1
.. Hours: 0SO to a.-00..Sundaya 86 to 2.-00. , '
MUM
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Government' Attorneys Move in
a Very Mysterious Way.
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(Scrtpps-McBae New Association.) ,
CHICAGO. April sa Mystery enrelopes
the Intentions of the attorneys' to whom
the government has entrusted the task
of prosecuting the alleged beef ' trust.
: They, are - apparently attempting to
create, the Impression, tnat the 1 lit against
the packers la not to tw filed", but at the
same time continue. to examine witnesses
secretly, 'nd nold many conferences bv
tllnd ' doted' 'd'oors.
They refuse to aflirm ' or deny, aiiy
rumor alfeettng their proposed action. .
I Meats, remained uncliang-ed today, de
spite .the , anticipated tirop in prices on
aocount of heavy accumulations In the -storage
bouses due to the -falling oft In '
sales since the advance set lu.
An unusual .'demand ' for fish paused j
prices of that article to Jump upward. v -
PLEASED WITH SAM WHITE
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i Every time a Democrat eomes , frora
Eastern Oregon lie brings a, new story of :
how well pleased the party in that part ;
of the state Is witti Captain, 8am Whit ,',
and hie methods of ; campaign menage
f ment. It la' asserted that local, pride 14 -
Captala White's management will mk .
a many? votes for tne party in tna
section of the-state east of the moun
tains as Mr. Furnlnh will gain tor the
Republicans In Umatilla and other coun,
ties where his personal ecquaii. tii'" ''
supposed to count for somi-t!:''
" Democrats from, a'l "
state say thnt Capt ' i
log the 1 "aht very '
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