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Th acceptance f R. P. Inman ef the
ftoojlilaUon for Mayor "of Portland on th
' CUisna' ticket wa Hied today by the
xeontiv .5 commute of the , Cltlsonjr
um. Immediately after hi nomination
(Or the office, , but the committ did not
SJ Jt because U.vu thought ; beet to
, wait Jar the acceptance of' Mr. Young,'
, the candidate for ; Joint Representative
' withy Clackamas County. .-' Mr. Young's
ftaceptano naving : oeen, eeni ., in, iwui
name ara'now ordered to - be placed on
the ifnclal ballot. , S t
Much comment .ha been made on the
'matter of Mr-Inman making the race
'tor the office of . Mayor. - There wa
never ahy doubt on the eubject, and Mr,
. Inman accepted, the honor and responsi
bility a soon, It wa officially offered
nim. - , - - , ,j
- RAILROAD OOLF MERGER.
President E. H. Harrimah, of the South
rn Pacific, railroad, met President K. F,
ttlpley, of the Banta, Fe railroad earl In
ApHVln ftuiH Barbara, Callforniaf Har
rima wa in California to Inspect hi
railroad line 'and eee the' country, and
RtpUy.wa there Cor the auai purpose.
Qn Sunday afternoon Ripley called on
Harrtman, and white the two executives
f the treat railroad system were In eon
1 ferehce reporter stood In breathless ex
pectatftn of great things to baf pTomulrat
d. TB corridors of the Arlington hotel
' In Sanja. Barbara were orowded with Im
port ant-looklng men, who cast enxious
f laQees at the hearywelght financier.
Tllptey, after an arneet talk of five
mimites with Harrlman, arose to fO and
s he did so whispered ometHlng In' a
low oloe.",r '.' '
'Til to yul suddenly shouted Harrt-
rian.' Mapping hl leg. "
"Tonnorrow noon," said Ripley"
TomorroW noon. I'll be there. And,
wlhd you. let' o both b prompt. W
don't Won't any delay In that Matter,
"HI be then on the minute," replied
Ripley. '
1 Then the railroad president moved 6ft
separately,' and the reporters' made a wild
rush for them. What wa it that would
lake place at noon Monday t Was It a
declaration of, war between the railroads T
Had a merger of the Southern Pacific and
fianta Fe been formed? Something was
up. . " ' v' -! -
"I will glv yon th whole story;1 said
Hnrrlman In his frank manner. "Ripley
has challenged me. He wants to play a
gnthe- of golf with me on. the Country
Club links at Monteclto, arid 1 have fc
cepted.". ' '
- Ripley was busy examining his sticks
when appealed to, nd gave the same
reply. ' . ,
' Ripley is a devotee of golf, and has won
Quito a reputation at the game.
LIONS ENTERTAIN.
tnont given last night at the Auditorium
hall by the members of Home lodge of
l-IODBand that was the attempt to give
the patrons too much for their money.
Resides a literary and musical program
of 17 numbers, each of which wa dupli
cated by an encore, the Supreme' Lecturer
of the Independent Order of Lions em
braced the opportunity afforded n hav
ing no many people in one place, of talk
ing'to them for more than half an hour
on the beauties of fraternal Insurance.
This gratuitous speech was perpetrated
before any of the features of the enter
tainment were executed and there waa
aotning left for the audience to do- but
to grin and bear it.
At half past nine o'clock the first num
ber nn a anlemlid nmff ram was tftallod.
Contrlbrttions were made by the Star
.Mandolin and - Guitar Club, Professor
Lovelace, the Norwegian Quartette arid
Mis Thomas in instrumental selections.
T. JL Bowyer and 3. N. Thomas gave
several splendid exhibitions of their vocal
nkiil and llttlo Mla Hoopengar'ner de
lighted the audience with a very amusing
dialect recitation. Sh was followed by
Miss Hate Brown in ft.simllar role.,, -
From the standpoint of real merit the
mot excellent feature of tbe evening
was a reading by Mis Maud Howes, who
more than any other amateur in the city
never falls to delight her hearers with
her .Intelligent rendition of anything she
undertakes. . Many professional people
Jack the dramatic ability that this young
Portland girl always hows in her elocu
tionary w.ork.. Last night, Mis .Howe
raolfwd "Searching for the Slain," and a'
an encore gave "The Egyptian Flower
Oirf,'" v - - .v v , . -.
v; Tho ehtertalnment was for th benefit
of the family of a deceased member and
waiysrj; liberally patronixed.,
TO EXTEND .'CYCLE PATH.
Tri fioard of County Commissioners
this, morning made an order for the ex
tenaiofi of tho bicycle path from Twenty
ecohd and Flanders atreeta out- Flanders
to Willamette Heights. Bicycle riders of
North.:, Portland, have been clamoring for
'this eitnsloh for some time. . The patn
was started last yes. but work was dls
contlnued at Twenty-Oeoond street owing
to lack of funds. V City Engineer VT," B.
Chase will superintend -the work, r Th.
' tth- will have a elndef" nnlsh
' - ! SIGNED AQRlMENTSlKi
The Keith Oyster House -signed' tho
Walters' Alliance; agreement yesterday
afternoon, artd placed a union card In the
'Window. Th proprietor stated that he is
now "satisfied that the' union ha com to
stayi' and that be should have, taken, such
autlon sooner, This leave but 13, non
union houses in th city, and it 1 be
lieved that several of theae will sign tho
union! agreement at an early date.
- - Likes You If Cigar Is Good. -
- A good cigar Is slway acceptable, end
-the man who gives -it to you Is liked while
au smoke it. Candidates for ofilcar
wise In using only good cigars when they
re extending thA glad hand for votes,
. and they always aecura excellent quality.
, at reasonable) prices, Xrum Slg Sluhel e
c; piun ittwi
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" AMERICANS LEAD 5
George ffi;DanieIs' Credits TWs
I .- td Railroads.' 1 :
"Today, an Englishman .Sit at , hi,
breakfast table, presided over by an
Amaricant wife; . he t j orange or
prwaMtfrom-.ailfornla, a cereal -manufactured
at Niagara Falls, i slice of ba
con from th Mouawk. vaUey.f and his
breads of oure, j la from American
Wheat , ground -j, at 4 Minneapolis,' said
Qeorg H.v Daniel. general paaaenger
agent nfh New yqrk Central.rewntly
at Cooper Union, paraphralng and. elab
orating 'UpoOj a. recent-E!ng)ih publica
tion in this Quotation' from an address
on i VRailroad';. nd Thalr Relation to
Other Industrie." ' J . . ' .
."On, hi way to hi offic be ride In
a car built in New - Tork, propelled ty
electrical machinery '. manufactured 't
Sphenectady, : over railway constructel
by 'American "engineer nd largely of
American .material, r ;- v ' '
"On reaching his office and looking
about Mm he -Hnds.'lf it 1 a modern,
up-to-date establishment,' thl condition:
He 1U on' Nebrskn 'swivel ehalr,
before a rolltop desk- made In Buffalo;
nis letters are wltten on a Syracuse
typewriter;' hfc 'kltn them with "t, Nw
York fountairt peri And dries them on a
blotting sheet' from. New England; the
letter copies ar put away in file maTO
factor4 in Orand ttaplds.; c-
TaklAg a dajr or' pleasure, h attend
the- ' races, ' and ' " th highest stake
won by an American horse, ridden by an
American jockey, looking over hi
evening paper h read of the placing In
American shipyards of orders for Ameri
can: style ; batthwhlp: f,or European s
weU a Aslatln nation, and learn that,
th yacht for the German Emperor wa
built almost 4 within, tight of the City
Hairof (Now fTor-n .b . wonder whr
H U th, American ar.nu) to wtWp
almost every f. other nation In modern
manufacturing, and thl wonder grow
wits aeh ttccedlnr -month.". , .
Mr. Daniels gave to the railroads much
of the credit for .the great prosperity of
th country Snrint tb Iat half aosen
year. V A iwampl' ,l;'th "reaon
why the raUroad hav ouUtrlpped th
oan&i he cited record-breaklnt xploU
of a few day ago. A boat loaded with,
grain from tke West reached Buffalo
last SaturdMr t .tttno- .whll SM&
drio of the White, Star line wa at her
plr,..abut to aa witlv" wt 'or al
laat. ; unlessshe, could ..get cargo. of
grain.,, The grain that reched Buffalo
on Saturday afternoon was in th hold
of the Cedrio on: Monday nftsrnooh. Thl
1 a record which, Mr. Paniela aldJb nev
er had been equaled. ' '!
CAPITAL CITY; NEWS.
(Journal Special Serviea.) '
SAlrm, May l-s. At Slewert, W. E
Keye and H.a W. Swatrordt will represent
Wlliiametti t'hiveplty at an Intercollegi
ate debate' to be held ' with Paclne Uni
versity at Forest OrovV h Friday even
ing. The question for discussion is, "Re
solved, That th hfteenth Amendment to
the Constitution of the United States hat
been Justified,' Wiliametto takes the af
Ormatlve of th1 ;iqutliii. " s
Th JProhlu'iuonlst party , of Marlon
County are waking up and today filed th
acceptances ; of the x members of their
county ticket with th County Clerk. Th
party expect to be pf no small conse
quence in the coming tight and have ar
ranged to. open their . campaign with
speeches by Professor-R W. Kelsey, of
Newberg, who- will be In Salem on May
14 and by James E. Tate, National Secre
tary of the Prohibition party of Nash
ville, Tenn., who will, deliver an address
on May, 16. '
W. F. Wlntermantie. of Jefferson, has
contracted S.OUO pound of this year's hop
crop to E. Wattenbers A? Company, of
New Tork, at 13 ont ..V,.
Morrow County yesterday paid
state and 1237.60' Agricultural College
taxes. This Is half of it taxes for 1901.
Tho Lowenberg i Going Company, on
Wednesday paid Into th State Treasury
l,30o.71 for convict labor for March.
"'Tho Deutche fiktauft Wnonlten Bni-der-Gemelnde,
of A'blnft, Portland, has
filed artkles of incorporation declaring
a capital stock of ITS. 'The Incorporators
are Henry Reisblch, Adam Bchwlndt, H.
3, Helser, N. L. Pppn nd H. Heiser.
jMra. Sabrlna Oraven,. ft pioneer of '48,
died at the Florenoe Sanitarium in this
city on. Monday of senil deoay. 8h ha
been resident of Polk County for near
ly 60 year and wa only a short time ago
cured of cancer of th breast but other
complications setting In proved fatal. , ,
At m meeting of the Greater Salem Com
mercial Club held her last evening It
waa unanimously decided to secure, if
possible, the Supreme Lodge of the A. O.
li w. for lunoh on th occasion of their
trip up th Valley from Portland on June
16, and ft oommutslcation was sent by th
Secretary looking to that end. A propo
sition was also advanced. looking to the
permanent and marked Improvement of
he city from the standpoint of beauty
and thl also w enthusiastically acoed-
ed to.
Horse and4i live Wire.
' While a number of linemen of th City
Suburban Company were stretching
ground wire on Past Belmont street, In
Biunnystdt, this morning, they left one of
jhe wire lying loose and when the de
livery wagon, pi; jaarim b. t qroew rove
)ip, tho wire wa dragged, along th street
and brought In contact sylth the trolley
ware, cnargmg in iqnner jiin a neavy
current and frlghtenlh; the delivery
horso. '..:'..'' - :, j .' '. :
Tho animal backed up "against a four
hors truck, dragging ho charged wire
with htm.; tfhe, truck; horses received th
full benent; otUlie shoek; aitid began; to
pranc around lf cake-walk. ' V
J.ucklly-there wa no more oararge aone
for t; wir ' was . swinging .ground
through athe, air t a jively .rate,,.
AN EXPOSITION
ACROSS THE WATER
i (Jodrnal Special Service.) ,
toUSSKLDORF. . May i Nearly all th
ooutrie of Europe are represented at th
international exhibition y which opened
her today. C." . ' " ,
The crown prlno of th German empire
and. Prussia is th patron of the exhi
bition, which I to continue until Octo
ber SO aexCt- u' ' - -
CORRECT FIGURES
Ladd'ff Field Oyer Five Thdtis
. 'V . aod Votes Ahead. - ?-
Xadd' Field V.
.:o,i27
Sllwood
These are the figure a tftey hutJ
hnv appeared y sterday, It -1 unheo -essary
-to egpialn howth arfof crept
In. "A mistake of thl iori wild mad Se
fore, and the, number of peopl', who
ported th "Taulff to Th .fouinal evi
denced - the great interest, lakeii. In th
Fair location. , -J , '
Day after tomorrow th Fair director
will meet to consider the question Of
location.''4 Today . and tomorrow every
body 1A Portland ought to cast a bajle't
The vot should b welld by ten Of
thousand. , Everybody should have ft
My -' ' " v " r ,
KTb vot now stands: .... . , , :
Ladd rioia ;,,..v,..4im '
' , Peninsula ....'., 37,671'
Bellwood , 26,4 '
T City Park .., , 702 ;
"; Cycla Park i... . 42$
. Clip a thl coupon from Th Journal,'
send in, or. address it to Fair Sit Coh
.tesf. Editor, The Evening Journal ; 181
Yamhill street, and your tot wUl b ip
oordeds yr'r' ; 'rM.'fV'i
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Ice Cream and Turkey Made the
Boys Feel GoooV -'"
tast night, 75 hoy sat down to a. tur
key and ice-cream btuiquet given by the
ladles' Auxiliary of the Young-Men1
Christian Association. This banquet was
tendered to those who obtained member
to the junior department. . Rnthuslasm
ran high and th association yells Wert
given with ft Will. The "Rustlers," of
Which Charles N. Winacott Is the leader,
secured the largest number of members
and accordingly were the victor of the
occasion. ' "
THE ORTINQ SOLDIERS' HOM
ORTINO, Wash!. May W. H Coff
man, of Puyallup, today aaumed his new
dutlea a commander of th Slldler
home here. " .
The rew oommandalit is a , Grand Amy
man and succeeds J. N. Carson. .
A DAY'S WIRE NEWS
WASHINGTON. A aalary of 112,000 is
provided for ' Minister to" Cuba, and
provision are mad for three Consulates
Instead of two, the addition being Matan
a&s, with ft Consul at S3.G0O per annum.
The other two are at Cienfuego afcd San
tiago, at 13.00,. each. There is to be a
Conaul-Qeneral at Havana, with salary
of J5.000; also & Secretary and an As
sistant Secretary of Legation, at salaries
of 12,000 and fl.500,' iwpotivelyi-;'--'
LONDON. An offloloi eatimftt of th
total. cost of tha South African, war. to
March 81, 1S0S, place th amount at near
ly C223.000,0W. . ,-.? ,-Q-y.Z
NEW. TORK.--.Th budget for 102, f of
th Greater New, Tork, wa agreed Upon
today by th Board of BRtlmates. Tb
total la I9S.SI9.600, an increas of 1646,069.,
HAVANA. Oovernor-General . Wood
has revoked the order prohibiting th col
lection of burial fee by parish priests.
The Governor-General took this ' action
believing that all person' wh'6 deemed
themselves deprived- or injured, in their
right should appeal; to the; court ii.fi
NEW TORK. Announcement wa made
today that Mrs. Marl H. Tiffany had
been granted an absolute divorce from
Perry Tiffany, yesterday, at Rlverhead,
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GUTHR1B, O. T4-A tornados passed
over th town of Davenport, situated off
th railroad, In Lincoln County, last
night, doing; much damage to crop and
stock, . Several farmhouse were, blown
down. Mrs. John Penn iftrot; daughter,
aged 10, were killed.' .'. .., 4
WASHINaTON.-Regardinr the men of
the United States cruiser Chicago, ar
rested at Venice, ItJyr Captata Dayton
has cabled Secretary X-ong a' follow:
"Dodridge, Wynne, redhatten, Kress and
on marine on leave arrested. . Principal
charge resisting police. Beriou charge
under Italian law. V Sentences, Wynne,
four months, ten day;- remalndsf three
month each. "Have not yet 'their full"
statement or a report, from court.Tut ap
plied for, i Resisting ' arrest largely du
to pressing hi of crowd and not ,nndr
Standing language. Appeal mad to Roma,
impossible (o explain all circumstance
by cable-'jWIli mk full repprfc,:
i DAVENPORT, Wah. Billy Glbboni.'a
ettl f thief. ' wa 1 killed . - at Almira,
Okanogan ' County; and "ft man f named
Wild, hi partner, I at large, handcuffed,
after having been arrested for the same
erlme; Gibbon attempted to hoot th
arresting- officer1, and Wild eftpa from
hotel where ho was held In custody.-;
AWSANT.'Or, HoUe ars to be num
bered and Street igne put Up preparatory
to free delivery which will be inaugurated
July; J.' if S.xU-iii-iiM-'
ASTORIA. Wisconsin lumbermen have
purchased 6,000 aore of land In. Clatsop
County, at the bead of. the JUewls and
Clark River, thus Increasing their hold
ings to 10,000 acres, , v r . ,
The Eheatefs
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' Mr. Wlllard was seen last nigh' In The
Professor's I-ov Story,, the ' phsaslng
comedy of J. M. Burrle. To those who
had been si deeply impressed th even
ing htott with hi serlmis-aimost tragic
-personation as - The Cardinal. It was
hard to reconcile the change to .eomedy;
but, ks Khi pleasfng MteatlonS wer un
folded' from act 10 act, the'audlance real-r
lied the wonderful versatility of tho
actor and praiBod -him -highly It ta'a
long-drop front the more serious mbr
difficult characterlxstion of the evening
befor. but Mr. 'Wlllard accomplishes it
Wth entlr satisfaction. . !
-The .theater should be crowded th re
mainder of the . week a the Love Story
will be given. There will be a 'Saturday
matlne,-.' i . ...:; -, if
4 Madame, Zeisler,, the greatest woman
pianist in the world, will be heard t
the Marquam , next Monday evening.
Beat wlU Jsi. on sal tomorrow. " r ' 7
vf' Vxhi BAKER. '
Franklin Fyl great war play, Cum
berland 'ttl, will-h the attraction at the
Baker theater. , for the coming , week.'
Cumberland '61 deals with" a beautiful
love tory In th South" during the Civil
War, AS th plot is laid in the South,
this gives ample opportunity for -beautiful
Ocenery hd stage settinaj. The
Baker has earned quite a reputation In
that line Since the engagement of the
Stuart company, but Mr. Baker promise
that next week production will clips
all hi former efforts. This I th first
Um thai Cumberland 'a has been pro
dtcd on th Northern Coast, a few
companies an afford to pfljy it, owing t
the' heavy -royaltyw Jt had long; nd
suoresful run In all th larger Ksstern
lit, nnd in Kew York in pattloular.
Th Stuart company will be east to great
advantage, and U lovers of the war
dram should ftvall themselves of thl
pportunlty to a great play pro
duced by a great company.
CORDBAY'3
For ft mldweeK evening the perform
ance of Th Cftnnon's Mouth by the
Cooley company at Cordray's last even
ing wa fairly attended. The Cannon's
Mouth, which Is not unknown to theater
goer of Portland, is the story of an old
deserted cannon that had been aban
doned by th array in New Mexlo.
Through the mouth of th old eaiihon an
American prospector named Bob- Max
well drop 'by an aocldent onto the loca
tion, of ft fabutously rich mln, and Is
th nvy of th.;Whol region. A Bob
Maxwell," Frank Cooley, leave nothing
els In ths'paft to be desired. Th work
f Sad Willis,' who, as Nancy's eousiii,
get Into numerou love entanglements,
score complete success. As Chester
Carlton, Bob's partner, frank RcadJck
seem to b perfectly at horn. Terry
McKean as topes Maqulre brought forth
constant applaus. Obed Gardner, the
eoronef. a played by" Perry Banks, was
one of the laughable feature of the
evening. f"-t&Jl ' '' '
. John Griffith, theretiowned vMephls
to," wlU be th attrkotlon at Cordray's
the Jftrst half f, ti eoralng. week In a
superb production ef Goethe's Faust.
Ths engagement open on Sunday even
ing for five performances. Including Sat
urday matinee. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights Mr., Griffiths will be
seen for the first ltm In Portland in a
romantic comedy-drama A King Rival,
Mis Katheryn Purnell, spoken of by
the press as one of "th most beautiful
wopaen en the American stage, Is Mr.
Griffith' leading support this season,
She will be seen as, Marguerite. The
company also Include , Mr. Fred Man
ague lo the title role, and the balance
of th ujikrt I SAr& exiielient. ..,
Th pectacle will . be 'put on without
curtailment or elimination of any kind,
the stage of Cordray's theater having
amplf space for production of thl mag
nitude. '
Hammam Turmsh and - Russian baths.
For ladles exclusively. 800 Oregonlan
Building, 0 a. m. to p. at, Phon North
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, MELODRAMA DEFINED.
toresting Chat With Mr. Willard,
fe' . ' , - th English Actor,-
-,-Mf ambition." said tfr, Wlllard," who
thl playing at the Marquam theater this
week, the other day, "Is hot confined to
riielodraCma. No real' melodrama, as It
Was Originally intepreted, Is played at
the present day. Perhaps Wagrief op
era ar the nearest approach to the gen
uine melodrama of th past. Any play
tha): "'ftSp'resse anything more violent
thnn drawing-room" emotidn in now
olSBSed ft melodramal The old definition
of th word was a drama in which music
wa on of the chief "elements and - ex
pressed the different passions and emo
tions of the character; frequently tak
ing the place of words,?; Music was made
th medium for an expression of almost
anything, there was very little dialogue,
and ' th greater part of th- book was
made "up of Instruction to the .musicians,
as for example; 'Pedro sinks on his
knees music expressive of an appeal to
the Almighty.' Then I a, famous story
ot old Alexander, who had the Dunlop
Street theater in Glasgow,, glvln; In
strucUon to the leader of his orchestra
One day about the production ot ft new
piece. , 'Nbw, Mr. Richardson.' said he,
this Is ft rural scene a country garden:
Everything Is placid and calm; all th
delight of country Ufa Want to be fully
brought before th minds of the audi
ence, and 1 ttjlnh'fj)!!...
m a little muslo expresslve-of fctofhe
.drying in the windT; Though omwhat
comic, that is goo illustration or tne
central Idea in th mind f ' manager of
th oldn time when about o produce ft
neyr melodrama. ,.,.. . ,
Election Notices. , .
. Deputy County Clerk A. N. Gambell to
day commsnosd making up th mall bf the
lection notice that will be sent out in
ft day or twe. Th notices ar made of
whit cloth. Th name of. tbe state,
county and city office t b filled at the
lection take plao Jun -r 1002, are
given. - They will be mailed to the Judgen
arid clerk of election of each precinct.
Do not delay trying th Peaceck flour;
rou will never regret H, , .-
WiWOtJRTS'SAV ISf LAW
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If a, tnan kisses-pr embraces A Woman
without her consent, ha Is guilty of as
sault and battery, holds the .Supreme
Court of Alabama, m Wfc case of Walker
v. State! (31 Sa-Bw.,;;657);:-!i-
. C SLOT JIACHINE GAMBLING. " '
A nickel in the Blot machinal Involving
In its operation th element of chance a
t wtBer; th Mayer obtain In cigar
ttiox or lets than the value of his money,
Jft.heUVbythe BUprema Court of Mlnne
soa, la Jihe. ca of. SuU Va. Rodman
(67 Pac; Rp., 1118), to bo gam of
chanornd to b prohibited, by th
BNittit forbidding nlckeHn th-lt ma
chines 'for money, checks,, credits, or
any representative of value,' or tor any
property or thing whatever." -'
TRADE MARK CAN'T BE SOLD. '
A tradmark is not byj itself such jSrop
rty s can e transferred and th right
to use it can not. be assigned, except a
Incidental to the transfer of th business
r property W connection with which t
has, been . used.' bold th Vnited State
Circuit Court of Appeal. In th ease of
MacMahah Pharmacal Co. vs. Denver
Chemfcal Mfg. Co.' (Ill Fed. Rep. 468). A
tramfer of th right' to use it In connec
tion with a different article, or one f a
dlrrereht manufacture, would result In de
eeivinf th" public a to tha article or It
origin, which It i the sole legitimate pur
pose of A trademark to prevent, and
transfsre wUl not txt proteoted in stfch
use by a court' of equity.
BANK PROTECTS DEPOSITORS. ;
A bank I in duty bound to honor the
check t(f depositor, and It can not rw
fuse, to do o. ny th ground that th
money deposited belongs to some other
person, r that th title of th depositor
to R.l defective, hold th Supreme Court
of Nebraka In the case of Nehawka, Bank
vs. IngSTBOll (S8 N. W. Rep,, l). Depos
its in a bank create between It and th
depositor: th relation of debtor and credi
tor, and the obligation of ' the bank 1 e
pay U of h depositor' check upon the
funds., A, banker Ik not required to pro
tect th right of third parties or to in
itial any Inquiry between himself nnd
the customer.
.7R&NNSSfAN EXCysB.
..Though .drunkennes is, in general, no
exous for crime, the Court ot General
Session of Delaware, In 'the case of
State v. Bnow (51 Atl, Rop.t.607), hold
that on accused of breaking and enter
ing a dwelling house with intent to steal,
who through intoxication ism such a
"stupor a to, believe In good faith that
h 1 htring another house Where h r
tde. can not be convicted of either phase
of the offense; he is merely guilty of
bre&ning; and entering.
. . r
RESPONSIBLE' FOR SIGNATURE.
A'man by the nam of Nalty subscribed
$1,000 to ,, jbcrltlpn paper to build a
church, ftnd signed as follows: "Nalty
Family, J,000." Ha refused to pay and
was. sued.' Among Other defense h con
tended that the signature la hot binding
oh him, as It I meanlngles and void.
Judgment waa rendered against him, and
on appeal th Supreme Court (Nebraska,
Hodges v. Nalty, 89 N. W. Rep., 5K t
nrmed th Judgment and held that the
subscriber was bound by th signature
he adopted -1 the flame extent a though
he had signed his full name.
5 -Ll-iubk DEALER NOT LIABLE
Mr knowledg Oh th part of ft liquor
dealt that the purchaser Is buying the
liquor for th purpose of selling It in a
prohibitory district will not render ths
transaction illegal, but there must be in
-addition some participation by th dealer
in tbe Illegal purpose and act (Bluthen
thal vs. McWhorter, 81 Bo. Rep., 669, Sup.
Court, Alabama).
' PASS BARS DAMAGES.
A person who rides oh ft railroad pas,
given without consideration and after as
sent to cbriditldn that he Should sUm
all risk of accident, and that th carrier
should not be liable, can not recover on
It for injuries from negligence of It er
vants, hold th United State Circuit
Court, Maine, in the- case of Dunoan vs.
Maine Cent. R. CO. (113 Fed. Rep., 608);
HEIJD TO UK GAMBLING.
Playing cards in a strip of woods
quarter or ft mil In length in ft pasture
about a mile from a publto road, is held
by the Supreme Court of Alabama in th
case of Ras vs. Stat (31 80. Rep., (50), to
Constitute gaming in a public plac with
in the meaning of the statute.
LIFE.
- Two children were playing on ft lawn
before a house, within whoso portal
stood gorgeous footman, powdered and
dignified, wearing ft green and gold liv
ery. Th face of th Uttl girl was like
half-opened bud, sweet and fresh. A
pair of wondering blue eye looked out
from beneath an. aureole of golden hair.
A tilt In the tiny round face gave it s
look ef simplicity and wonderment. The
boy's figure waa lithe and graceful, his
eyes dark and flashing,
"Wees no play , any more," said she,
nestling up to him. "J!. tired. Is 00 no
s'eepy? Wee play at pa and ma when
Is had a, s eep," and taking th boy'
hand, and . laying th little golden head
on his shoulder, she was soon fast
asleep.
Af ter fev minute she woke up with
a 'start, s ,, '
"Oov Frank, I' had uch ft funny
dream I" " she exclaimed. : - "I dreamed
we wa Pa and ma. and we was great
big like them! Oo wa ft soldier, and 00
had great big shiny : boots, and a big,
big word!" ; '
Her eye beamed with delight Tsking
the bov'a hand in her-own plump little
one, she put ths dimpled Uttl mouth up
" to' hi face. . : -vtv '
"Would 00 Ilk to marry m when I
big like mamma,, and oo'a ft great big
word f - .:.,:'
"Ot course I'll marry you!'' he declared,
rising, and 'flourishing a tiny saber.
II. ,
A irl r 1 anil hnr comoanlon were
standing on a , rustic bridge spanning
little silver stream that trickled through
a certain nobleman' ground., me seem
of .rose hung heavy on the sir and the
tiny rivulet ghlmmered in the moonlight
, The man poke,- t ,'. .. , .i .
"Ar you orry I'm going away tomor
row, V1T' ',., .
"Yes, Frank.1 , . . L
' ','Very sorry. Vir.' In a caressing Vole.
uv TMntt. mm nrTV." kmDlns her
eye riveted ptt kli water. J, , '
; On band overhung th bridge; witn in
.i -'
"ftt '.erW'-'jui',;rtj; thr
. were damaged in th handling;
3 two left,- thy ar 450.t medium
else, baantiful walnut cae..27(
. 1 1--ocUv upright Kimball; wal
' nut, ha been carefully used.. 1235
r-7 i--octv Kimball, rosewood, In
fin order Uttl used.........$23S
' t I-S-ocuv Milton,' oak case; lit-"'-
tl used; to clo It ut,.,..i.21
1 1--6ctv Slngr -mahogftny cs;
' : mall piano with a fin tone, .tan
Tl--octav Hallet 4k Dtls. large
si, rosewood, m fin hap..f240
' 1 1-l-oeuv Decker Son, bonised
-i - CftS ' iMHnvsfi, .
7 l-S-octv 5; riehr, & rosewood
, ease, larg glat ........., .,...166
35 1 ihfepo
'fit :H
GRAND
-i 1 11 '
B. B. Rich CtSftr Str,
other she supported her chin, -Th man
took th overhanging hand In hi own.
"VI.' he fcld. lobk M mer
The girl -turned around toward him,
still keeping br tlrooplng'eye ea th
water. ' '';.'-' '. ' ' '"' "
VI!" h xolaimdTu, this tlm pas
sion ringing in his voles. "VI. for God
sake, look at me! VI. Movy you!"
Oently h drew, toward him the warm
form, soft and whit., Tb girl mad no
resistance; Instead, she raised her Hp
to hi. ' ' '-
"YV h aAld. "Jo ydil car-reftUyf
T love you Frank)' answered th girl.
In her tender, slmpi way. - "And I shall
always lov yeu. Ah I Frank. uoh hap
piness 1 Can M last, da1" ' : -
"It will last dsareat,". anwrd th
man, kissing, her. , ( ,
,.v": . nt
Two man wer Bitting in the smoking
room of ft West Slnd club.? Suddenly en
of them dropped Ibl morning paper.
"Dord!". b ejaculated to hi ompan
lon. "I'm not a tlcklr, but, hang It ftlll
ths marlage .4 convenanc. op after
th other, make man Ick! If. for the
sake of tnonay-bags,' two phlegmaUe
fossils car to have ft nuptial knot tied
around their necks, wll.: that' merely
th amalgamation ct ft brae of virtuous
bore, But ,whn it come to 4th oas
of a. man who" Is " ducediy hahdsom
marrying that hideous Amerioan girl
Jone for her ork;tHUon-hJil Why,
she' nearly doubl hi age!" '
"Seems to me," drawled bl companion,
"tht you ought to. trt either ft phU
anthropic Institution; tor confining mv
bitlou mother, or a matrimonial agency.
Why-worry about It, old Want Take it
philosophically, a I ;do, -i ftnd ' mnrmur,
tell t Ift vie.' with sigh thrown In.
But by th way, who 1 : th poor
wretch?"' " v-.'Tr ;J-;;'.".
"Read it" handing over th ppr. -"Captain
th Honorabl Frank Derrick!
Whew! Why. w wer In'th cam form
-got our Alu at,th asm time! Poor
devil! Derry was "always atony-broke.
Ued to b mad about VI Charteri, didn't
he?" 1 V v:-i y
"Tes, poor beggar broke hi heart over
her. And h wa in lov with him, too,
that's th deuced funny part of R. - No
money, I upposiI wonder how h
like being married to ft gouty old dukeT
Thank heaven, I'm ft younger son! Wait
er, brandy and sod for twofculck!"
FROGS' LEQS IN 8TORAGE.,
Few person realix th extent of th
edible frog business in the United State.
The food commission estimate the an
nual catch In this country to be In the
neighborhood bf 2.000,000 frogs. During
th height ot th frog season It Is es
timated yjftt not less than Soo pounds ot
fror meat U sold dally In th'Nw Tork
market alone. When th season open in
tho ekrly spring NtW Tork ' receives Its
supply from th West Durtns; th sum
mer mbst ot. th leg com from Main
and Canada, already dressed, as it-is
difficult to ship live frog In large nuns
'bers. If?-! vi.yv;s!v,,ijv-
Canadlan ' frog meat : come south In
great qnantltlea during th summer, and
th dealer buy when th prtc ,1 low
and put th leg m cold sterags, paying
a low a S5 cents per pound ; In th
New Tork fish market large frog brought
th November H cent per poundt A th
winter advances th prices go higher un
til they reach In the neighborhood of ti
per pound." 'Thousands of pound. r
now - frosen ' tn cold ; Storage, where they
hav been held lnce th spring and sum
mer. The leg ot ft large frog will weigh
about one-fourth pound, although occa
sionally "some WelgHbrte-half pound.
, In th early spring (he frors leave the
inud beds under the fond, where they
hav been lylns? to-uid duri; J th Winter,
and It la V .1 f .t tbey tcon- ft Jirey
',' .-"5 ' ;-A'ft k, ';,:!?;) T-li.Vv! . i ll..
' Thl spring' buslue ht progressed With unlnterrupt4 otlvlty; VW "
hav been receiving earload of pianos every week, and as ur price are
always th lowest, considering the superlative excellence of merchandise
offered, ,w ha v found , rady market for our wares. , .
Stand today where they have stood : flrmly ; and securely for -th -lt -6:
. year er more-th acknowledged standard piano, of .th world. Their y :
tem of construction ha keen Imitated ty very raannfacturer. ytt no one
ha In th laaft apprtehed their fauperb tonal quallUes, Th lktest Chlckor
Ing production la known- s th , MINIATURE, or THREE-QUARTER
GRAND. This instrument oembine 11 th uaUUe which hav md
Chlckerlng piano famous th world mwi'-.s.iVy&'l:Uv&
1 A' complete and personally selected stock is now on exhibition at cur
. warerooma. iC':v' :'- " ; v 'v-"""' '.J.'- - T- - ".'v:?'- ?
7 l4tar ;fllnie,'C,meduni " ! V$
1 1-S-octav Hint, mahogany cas ; ;
1 1-l-octave Victorlft, -walnut t
- tx H
f 1-J-octftV Kardman, walnut,' full
sice, look like. nsw...i...,...l86 ',
; Square ; planes-A ;; Wber, 'j-iPM; .
Marshall ft Smith, 100; GUbwt, 645,
I NEW UPRIGHTS.iVii.2 ach .- .
Thl Is Alt .unprecedented . offer,
and a ther arc only Jlv ef these -
bargain, you'd better eom& sariy n
U yeu want one Term. 116 cash .)
nd 7 r month, ' ,.u-
KtlEMBbK- WHW AINU WtltKU ,vWH ; AKK,
r:- :.;,,i,'!.;,.'i ';':
t m:j
O UTING, to SEASIDE
:tnOfWtCT CAMPS Bt)tCREC - TKAM, WV O. W.
TRAIN LEAVES UNION DEPOT AT 7:30 A. M.
Round Trip $100
ONLY ritTY.SX TIPCETS SOLD TO ONE CAR
Tickets in PriVat Car now on ky Woodard, dark & Co.. Acm
Pharmftcy, Third nd B4 AMrkh Vharmttyt Schiller' Qzar Fftctory, ct any
AMU8EMENT8.
Marquam Qrand Theater Calvin Belli
Manager. '
Fiv bights, with special Matinee Sa
urday, beginning Tuesday, April 89, M
B. 8. Wlllard, the celebrated Knglli
Aotor .and his celebrated Company. Tue
day night, 'Th Cardinal," by Louis 1
Parker: Wednesday, Thursday, Frldi
nights and Matinee Saturday. j'The Pr
tessor' Love Story' by J. M. Barrl
Saturday night, "A Silent Womnn,"
be followed by "David Garrick." wrltt
Bt.' W. Robertson. -
Evening prices Parquette, t2; Parquet
elrcl, tl.60: Balcony, U, 75c. 60c; Oallei
Ko,- 2io. Matlne priees Parquett. tl.i
Parquette circle, 11; Balcony, 75c and H
Oallery, Me, (Se, Seat now selling, .
THE BAKER TltEATBR ' " "
' ' 43o, U Btkir, Mkhlf
Phone: Ore. North 107. Cot 60S.
. Verdict of two packed houses y eat
ay: "Best prodcflon of "Haxel Klrki
seen 'since th days of C. W. Couldot
and Ef& Ellsler." Tonight and th r
mainder of th week.
.THE RALPH STUART CO. 4
"" IN - i. V-i::'ili
- HAZEL KIRKE.'
Our - nverohngltlg prices: Nlcht 15
He, Jc. 60. Matinee, XOo, 15c, 25c
- Matinee Saturday and Sunday.
Next week; "Cumberland. '81." Pltu
great war play.
CORDRArs THEATER t
On week, commencing Bunday nlgt
May 4, and Saturday matinee, special e
gagement of the eminent actor. Mr. Jol
Urimth, supported by - the talt-nted ai
charming actress, Miss Kathryn furm
and an excellent company.
. TWO GREAT PLATS.
Goethe's masterpiece. "FAUST. Su
day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdt
nights. - The romantic comedy-drama,
KINO'S RIVAL." Thursday, Friday at
Saturday nights. , , Saturday matlnt
Faust." ' - . '
.. Usual prices, ZS and M cents.'
CQRDRArs THEATER
Engagement of Frank Cooley nd" cor
pany in th following popular stand
play by well-known authors i Ton I
(Thursday). Milton Noble' great dram
"FROM SIRE TO SON."
- Friday night, th charming corned
"The Butterrtlea-'j Saturday night, S
Smith Russell' beautiful comedy-dram
"Peaceful Valley"; baturday matlne
The Butterflies." 1 .,.-.
. Usual prices. , :',?
FREDERICKSBrRO MfSTd HALlr
SEVENTH AND ALDER STREET
U- a x lun rKM AAA .' - - -
In tier Famous Muscle Dane. ?
CESAR AND LEWIS. 5 ' ' "
BARR1NQTON. ' ; , ? :
SIX-AUSTRALIAN3-8TX ;
GEORGE TRUMP, THE LEGLESS
.WONDER, , . - .
ADMISSION FREE. '' - ".
CONCERT HALI
CLAZIER BROS. vr ;
CONCERT feVERY NIGHI
' . 242-248fcurnsld. fir.' -
FAMILY ROdMI
. Gentlemen's Resort ; '
Louis Dammasch
' . Ooodnough building", IS and ,'
1T0 Ith street Opposite pust- - -
Mi'viKt;':' lSc.v";i,i'iX(VS
Cold Lunches. Schlitz beer on (fraugTi
.'' , Wanted ; -v- .
Toung ldy stenographer, Rmingta
Smith Premlerj must b sxperlenced an
wlfV and good penman. Address 66
11, Journal offlc. - ., 1
to ; the hunter," who either spear thei
at night by th Hsht ot Burning torchf
or trap them alive In net. ny Co
Storage. Ljve frogi ar not so! 4 In t'
New Tork markets to b eaten f.v"
year about HtCd are old to Colmt.!ji
lege an to thf luboratorto of s,
for dissection.' IJve fror for''
pose bring from; IS ut t