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IS SHEA:
FRAUD?
IlKfcfOainisfok
. loa'sSsler.
Ten Thousand Dollar
,'ifEstate' Involved.
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; t Although by a decision of ths Stat
- Circuit Court of Oregon rendered in 1899,
th W of IJehfy Wilson, deceased,
escheated' to the state la the absence of
proof tha.ajiy egal heirs were living, a
wpmao, now oomes ; jo. the'" f ro.nUnd
. elf lm to be th lawful sister Ot the de
cim1, ! iwtltlont tbs eourt to be put
. iflf possesfdoa fit her property rights. . 8b
Is ChrisOn Biter ' ::v' "'"i "7" """"'":
' Vt trnabte'estits 1i worffi over $10,006.
fii'it to prove her identlly was commenced
ia the. State Circuit Court thU mornlnf
hy'tht iMtiUoher-s attorneys,! Paxton,
bmch saBOBVi . A.,f:'z!
tittle is .kn&wn ot the family affairs ot
the, deceased Henry Wilson- Previous to
kla. death he told Fred Strong, ot this
city, with wnoin tie had business, that
; he wo orn JaChHstfna, ia VOO, and that
ho ran wf trooa home la IM4 landing
in 'New. York City, trom whicn plac bt
mbarVed on a seafaring .life which he
continued tor a period ot At roars. Us
spoke of voyages bs bad tnade to the
West Xndleaaftd ot being' at Havana, in
IE Ho'BubsMiueaUy- came around the
Horn to Ban STanclsoo and worked his
way to Oregon, where h lived up to his
death. He spoke very Uttie of his Private
lUf and family although he did speak ot
having two or:thre alstersvVr'tCC.
. H died inrtesUto, la this county.-Apt-U
V.im. Xraong bis ff ecu .were foundj
note (or ft coo signed by ttm Btrgng apa
Chorlej Id& ot thU city, -pkyable May
-1..IHO0, at ( per cent interest, 19.45 cash,
and $300 ia eertlftoates ot deposits oa the
CitisensY bank of Portland. The roal
.property jconslitei ot lots 1 aad Ma hlock
. HO, East, Portland." v."'"t
' D: 'W. f Sltamins -wa appointed by the
Ceunty Court as ajlmlnistraW of the es
tate. Toblne WUao WarUa Thompson,
Hannah Backmaa, Osoar Ahdersoa and
: 'Willis Ahdersoa, contested their rights
aa. heir to the 'deceased, with District
Attorsey Chamberlain and Bpeclal Coun
aj' fchesteff T. polph,; whp. iahled'tho.
connections, and. prayed; that the -state
es.cheat.to tht,state,Tbt Btato. won' and
the Bheriff "Was ordered to seU the real
property for the beneOt of tbe etata
Attorney iKrfph was -allowed 760" attor
jiejr's teea.J k f K..
, ftlrs. Enger.staUs that she is a. lawful
later of Henry Wilson, and that no no
tice of 'th proceedings" have ' ever been
artvea her- -The Bbarifl has not trot sold
the property of the estate. , , ,
The state' attorney contend that Mrs.
'Eager la a fraud; that her alleged rela
tionship. rK4 Wilson is a myth, and that
JohB A, Carr has some connection with
the
PROBATE COURT.
,ti f f urn, ni ' ,f.f t '."i. v
judge. Cake allowed Pr. Buck's claim
- if 21 against the estate of Laura Violett
' Maggie Smith was today appointed ad
ministratrix of the estaU of D. J. Smith,
deceased.! The estate is valued at 14000.
The heirs are he widow,' Maggie Smith,
and" iessle,''a;daughtr,'' ' 1
The Hn annual account of Otto J;
s lireW, a4mliursAove4 -tha -estate of
Marcus Oppenhelmer;, deceased, wasf filed
wlt the Couity Court today, Besides
the real property On hand, there!; Is ,
not of 42SCtjJand 2O0 ,ln "cfsh. $
, the sake of dlspharglng a moral
obligation," the eticeasspra ihe Interests
of he maker f a note paid 1250V to the
administrator "of 'the estate of Amos N.
King, deceased. The note was for 1-xKO.
aad the makers were John Bays nnd X),
1 J. Jeffreys; $3500 had been paid on it, but
the note .was allowed r to become OUU
Jawed; , also the makers subsequenUy
-went Into bankduptcy There was no re
course at law tor the holders of the. note.
i WANTED-Ai LECTURER,
t": r i . v'. aaBMsajBB,,i,.i.i..1.,c,-
George N. .Welster baa returned trom
an steode4 trip through the Kast,iHe
a': "What Is needed to advertise the
scenery of 'Oregon is a lecturer. People
go to the Alps enery year - to view the
glaciers and scenery there, at. enormous
expense. If "the beauty of Oregon scen
ery Arere explained to them, they would
surely rather come- to Oregon." ,Mr.
Welster . will speak on this .subject 'this
afternoon before the directors of the Co
lumbia River Basin Board of Trade. ''
;i'W(PEN,SUUB.li;C
fbe program of the Portland Wotnan'p
Club far tomorrow,"- will Include some
. especially excellent numbers. It includes
maalcal numbers by J. Adrian. Jlpplng,
Mis Edith. Clark, Mrs. J. F. Logan and -Master
Thomas Sobson, The address of
the rday wut be delivered by Dr. Esther
C-Pohr on -"Surgery in the Nineteenth
Century." The songs tM Mr. Dobson
wilU be of esepela) Interest, as this wilt
hm his first appearance since his -return
from Washington, D. C where- he sang
la; 8t John's Episcopal Church.
If R. B. N0RTHRUP '
OSTEOPATH
.Treats SttctauftiDy , AB . -
CtnVOUS AHD CtlROHIC DISfiSES
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DUMIVATION FREE
- r ;CfIice 416 bekom Bunfinjj, '";7
' - rfcird od VVirthJnfjtoii Sta,
Call for literature." ' ' , .
Tbe pissing mill aitaaUoa
sumee'any Chang ot eonsequence. The
union men are atfil actrvely engaged la
trying to prevent the mills from mak4
Ing any progress i without their assist
ance. ; 'x rf-"-ft:r'?J''- vr.'.' -
Manager Colllne f t the Atnalie ' Com
pany was seen this aioralng, tout de
clined to, make any statement He said
however,' that hi company had alL the
biq it reavlred at -prteemVnd that
fire men applied for Jobe Jhls morning,:
but no poeUlens could he made lor them.
"I belifvithat maitere ;will adjust
themselvek. ia time,'' eon tlnued Mr. Col
lins. "The bdycott la abt affecting in
the least .and 1 do not Apprehend that
it wiii." ' Vj'' "
Union members' have . nothing to say
on tbs subject, put fppeat to be as con
fident of suocees aa ever,; :,'
ReceiVeihlplfluestion
Argued in Circuit
H 'atated 'tlai 'efitBct Tontine
Sarlhgs . A " Investment ) Assoelatioa ' ot
Minnesota is endeavoring to- do business
in this cMy under the guise1 ot eeparata
lnetltutlons,..tor. the purpose, pf continu
ing the old company represented In this
city,:,. ;'' y '-' ' ix
When the, argument-for the appoint
ment of a 'receiver, for the assoclaUoB
was made before Btata Circuit Judge
Sears thbt morning... In the Interest of
H. B. Stemler and. other oontract bold
ere with the association, this much was
practically Charged , by Attorney Del
Stuart In his argument In opposition to.
the appointment of a receiver. jH
claimed that thi association (was de
clared defunct by the United' States
Court In Minnesota, . February 1. last
had that within four, days the agents Of
the concern here bad organised another
Company., Judge Stuart claimed to rep
resent "some vf toe diamond contract
holders." , He i alio wasted to quash ths
summons to appear in court served on
'-.W,- Devere, president ot the associa
tion. He claimed that Mr. Devore was
out to thM eoait tor business ta no way
cOBneoted'wit the, association, and was
not In any way responsible for the acts
of a defunct . organlaatlon. - A receiver
Is asked for to prevent the former agent
of the company here,: John F. Olsen,.
from turning over any moneys to the
association that he may have received
from contract .holders In Portland after
the ohartorvwas wrested from the asso
ciation vln Minnesota. p-'
.iJ:"..i f.'mmiii'ni ,i i , 'C- i"fn iV"
At Bridal Veil Station
Due to a
1 tive
Atjr.Mf thla jnorsln an O. S. H.
Co.'s freight train Was. ditched at Bridal
Veil station by reason of a defective
truck. Three cars were hurled from the
trucks and more or less splintered. Ac
cording to' Superintendent O'Brien, the
damage to' the, company's property was
email and wlll.tiot exoeed, tSSO.
' An unknown . tramp, who was riding on
a brakebeam of one of the cars, was the
only, one hurt , Superintendent O'Brien
says that he had his band mashed and
also hurt one ot his legs; He was placed
on the passenger train and brought Mo
this olty, where he was removed tea
hospital f or treatmeat.,',( fa-,,' V
As soon as the wreck was reported;
the Portland headquarters of the com
pany, a wrecking creis was instantly dis
patched to the scene from Alblna. An
other came quickly from, The Dalles.' ;
The freight train wasy known as No. ti
By its "being wrecked, the tracks were
blocked for several hours, holding back
the regular mornl&C jpassenger train. The
two crews worked rapidly and by iliM,
according to the superintendent's record,
the tracks 'were cleared,, And the passen
ger tram finally reached Portland.
- THIS lSrTOQ BAD
Naval Battalion : Will" Sooq Be
MusterteflUut.
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Upon the recommendation ot the State
Military Board, made at a special meet
ing Monday 4he Naval Battalion of the
Oregon National Guard will be mustered
out next Tuesday. The. Naval Reserve
was organised at the time of the Spanish-American
war. There were two divis
ions, one at Astoria and one here. The
one at Astoria was mustered but about a
year and a belt ago, . ;he dlsbandment
Is due to , the members not participating
in drills. . . .'
0UARD ENCAMPMENT, i
- , 't y '.- aaMsManwsasBBSw ' f., ';
The Oregon National Guard will camp
at some centrally located point In the
WUlamette Valley, fron July 17 to July
The OUard consists Of 18 companies of
flTStantry.1 ne troop ot : cavalry and one
?has not as-
battery, numbering officers and men,
in all,, divided Into two regiment a 1 .
LESUr WANTED.
Chief of Police McLaughlan received a
dispatch this morhlng . from Constable
Charles if. Downing, of vSolun, CaX.
dated "at Balem, .' Or.. saying: ; U ;
"Am here with requisition papers; will
call tor prisoner tomorrow"
Downing refers tp George B. Leslie,
Mlas George E. Uttell,. fugitive from
Sulsun, where he Is wanted for a number
of forgeries. He was 'arrested here re
eently cnteleraphl airaflt.7,t" T"
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f AU l ortfand knows the 'Ce'lumbW Yete.
phone eervKe is the best. It you're trom
Misawurl, we will show you.
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511 DOVli
AV''i"
One Mill Ceases
TheStrife
" V ation.
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The Portland Lumbering Manufae
turlng Company's mill is shut down to
day for the first time durlntitneatflk.
Since the walkout the mill had been op
erkted by a small force until yesterday
afternoon when an accident happened ,to
the machinery and a shut-down resulted.
There are several men' working: ttt the
yards cleaning up and getting things In
shape, but aside from this tbo mill pre
sents a deserted appearance. - r. , v, ' t.-
Manager Wentworth wai seen,, bat
courteously declined to submit to 'an in
terview or make a euUment - We said,"
however, that the mill Is closed and that
tt may, remain so, indefinitely? He said
nothing about the acoidtnt , i S ; , w j.v,
J. A. Bushman views the eltditioh id-
day as decidedly favorable to the union.
He stated that he:iookel for Important
developments within' the pext'.M . hours.-;
Many of the union men believe that the
mill-owners -are -preparing to come to
their terms, and think that when the mill
is again started that the trouble will have
been-settled. v .? .,:.':i-i iX.it.h
It leaked out today that ex-Governor
penioyer, one pf the mill's stockholders,
had heen using his Influence for some
time with the management to have the
dlfflcultiee adjusted with HO,, unnecessary
delay. . Vp to date, however his effort
have not accomplished the desired result.
Hail FePto7DepthQf
(Journal' Special Berviice..1','''
BAKER GUTFi May! r-AXsloUdburst
at Pleasant Valley, 10 ttlleg eeet of . hero,
last night covered an area' ot three ralies
square. ' - ,
Htu fell to a "depth ot "three ' feet.
Many brldgee were washed out
Horses were injured In siainpedes and
growing crops were ruined.,
CLERKS' BALL TONIGHT.
The Retail Clerks' Union met last night
and Initiated 1C new member and re
ceived eight applications to he acted upon
next week. '
The union, gives a grand ball tonight
In Arlon Hall, for which It has made
elaborate preparations. Everybody is In
vited, and It 1s expected that aa enjoy?
able time will be had. ;
The following are the committees which
will act at the ball tonightsi ." s "
' Arrangement Commlttee-D. E. Wheel
er, 8. C. Friendly, W. H. Donaca, F. S.
Moore, Miss M. Reed.
JReceptlon D. E. Wheeler, S. C. Friend,
ly. W. H. Donaca.. Miss M. Reed, Miss
J. S. Hogan. . ' " .
Floor F. 8. Moore, J. E. Webber, H.
Grimm, Miss BeUe Mortlc, G...D. .Sim
mons. .
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
CONVENTION
von
(Scrlpps-MoRae News'AWbciafidn.) '
LOS ANGEtES, Cel., May a.The eon-
i eluding sessions of the Women's Con
gress were held today. Y;V ;"''- ,
.The ticket headed by Mrs. Dennlson
tor. fi.reel4.enjt eelecteL JX "Jh. .innayf.
committee was eiectea.
This afternoon . tne 'Bidustrlal Oroblem
: At aressloa tonight tie
blennlaXad-
dress of President Lowe will be . deliv
ered, after which the"''Cnventioa:will ad
journ, sine die. m.-rr!.: .. ,
GOOD BYE TO
TRANSPORTS
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-' jfm :: .'v.pf.r
(Scrlps-McRae News -Asaelation.);
WASHINGTON, May tThe War De
partment has 'decided to sell the trans
ports Hancock. Relief, LawtoB, t Rose
crahs. Meade, Sedgwick, Sumner, Egbert
and MeOellan. ...;.. r ...J, t-...A
The few. remaining vessels In th trans
port service, after these are sold, will
continue for the present to make trip
between San Francisco en'd the Philip
pines. . .' -t , ',; V: ?- H i
Ultimately Secretary Root will abolish
the entire transport service, ' f v"
CAUQHT IN THE ACT.
John Bishop, one ot the trio who have
been "working" the different nlckel-tn-the
slot machines around town, was
caught In the act last night by. John
Welboefer, whose place Of business Is on
the. East Side. The swindler, attempted
to escape, but his captor held him until
he had an opportunity to turn him over
to Officer Conners, who. locked hiin up on
a charge of vagrancy, a m other
charge could be. "preferred,; .- 'f'fi'
ANOTHER BUROLARYe
Burglars forced an entrahct into the
Totem aaloon, - Parkland Morrison
streets, and after , helping themselves to
a plentiful supply ot liquid refreshments,
turned their attention to the slot ma
chines. They broke these open and, as
aear as can be guessed," secured about
THE WR0NQ MAN.
L . 1 BspesesassWsweas' . - - i" -
Detectives Kerrigan and Snoir 'arrested
a man giving the name of John Dunn, on;
suspicion of being e, robber; The prisoner
was held over night but "wheh confronted
by hie alleged victim this morning, it was
found that the. krong.ma bad been ar-
Si '
AneeMnc of the-directors of the Co
lurabla River Basin Board of Trade was
held this afternoon (n the mining cha
bcr of the. Chamber" 'pf, pommeree build
lag. Tbo present werci F. V. Beach, B."
B. Paget, W, K.: Morrow, Judge ieBeca
asith, C. C. Huuhlaeea and K. H. Ubby.
" The following resolution, ecommeade4
by Joseph' Gasten, wae adopted.. yW
"Resolved by the board, That the prop-,
osltlon for the purchase and completion
of The Dalles-Celllo portage railroad, In
dorsed and. adopted,, by the Portland
Board ot Trade, be indorsed ana approvca
by this board, and ths president of the
board be authorised and requested1, tn be
halt of the board, to sign the articles of
lit corporation and become one of the tn
corporator df, the new company to pur
chase the portage read."
George M. Welster submitted a propo
sition to secure delegates from the vsrl
out towns la the Columbia Blver basla
to represent their localities la the Colum
nar Blver Baaln Board of Trade. . Mr.
Welster has Just 'returned from an exj
tended trip East, Where he has advertised
Oregon by mean of lecture. Illustrated
With' itereoptlcd'n lews. '" ' H
The question of the fortnatlon of a lo-f
eal are and life insttrahce company wae
discussed -, '. ii.l '.-s:
Resolutions were adopted urging Con
gress. to pass the-appropriation made by
their lommittee . f or imprevement of the
Upper and lower Columbia river.
Henry Weinhard. B. B. Paget ana Bine.
ft Hughes "were appointed o he the in-;
corporators of the proposed Columbia
River Company.
Communications were read from tne rs
clflo - Steamship Company ana jamcs
Laldlaw ft Co., the One stating tnaj tney
have no eteatnshio t lease, and the Oth
er stating that they have two or three
to spare, .v , ,, "
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MdntWrAIldwancc for the Var
lous Municipal uepariraenis.
The following expenditures in tne. va
rious municipal dep irtrar.u tor
were ButhorUied by ;tfie City Council in
session yesterday:
City Engineer's Department..
Street repairs
Garba'tfs crematory
.. 2,t02.0p
.. imw
.. -Sw-W
.. v- W
.. ,m.w
.. " 1W.0
City Hall ,.,...'.'),?'
Pound department .
8treetcleanlng .and. sprinkling
Blanks., etc.. .x..:.--
Ordinances declaring the proportionate
share of ej?st for thecohstructlon of sew
erf "on the following nanfed etreetlvetM
making appropriations tnereior,
passed: " 11 - V 7
Sacramento street
Mississippi avenue
East Twenty-ftrst street.:
East Ninth street."..,.....
Hamilton avenue ..........
i.f , 43440
i twao
24.0O
4.4
, 'The City Treaeurer wis authorized to
pay Interest on 5,SO0 worth of bonds,' Is
sued by the' city, May ir-tttl.
Ordinances ' declaring the cost of im
proving atrsets and making appropria
tions therefor were passed as follows:
Patton avenue i......,ivj...290
Kearney street JKS.tf
Stelnbach & Wells Were authorised to
construct a;stalrway through the side
walk on Seventh street to the basement
of the imperial hotel,' the work to be
done under -the direction af the City En
gineer and the- Council to: have the right
to remove the same at any time. r - '
S3. Stephens' shooting-gallery license
was revoked. ' . . "' r-t "'.
The City Engineer war directed to In
vestigate the reported obstruction of a bi
cycle path in the Eighth, ward, by the
Portland City ft Oregon Railway Com
bany Councilman Sherrett that the
construction -foreman had. been bending
rails on the path and .bad done about
t9 worth of damage to tt,""' -- 1
-A-pfeet frowtao Batsonsot- Hua-
bandrygainst leasjng the old fcavilloh
blwkAaVnj-lvate 'ipanyan4 pre
ferrlag'the city's chantHnglt Jbt israarf-ket-plaee.
was read and reTerredfo thV
Jadiclary- cpmmlttea. f ;
City Engineer Chase reported that then
was lefy iaa r9n the, 30- setasidii
for street repairs. Mostwt this had beeh
spent on the Blxth-streit asphalt pavef
tnent. His request for 1900. additional tot
Sixth and other streets waa referred to
to- the, street committee;, - :, .,tr ,. : fi.
1 ;Th,e Smith Bros, sawmill plant, situ
ated just below the Portland Lumbering
ft Manufacturing Company, was leased
yesterday by Messrs. Johnson ft Bussed
of Oswego, practical sawmill men, and
possesssd of considerable capltaC ;Mr.
Johnson Will be president i.of the ew
firm, and the plant will be' In operation
as soon as a few necessary repairs x;an
be made to the machinery and the build
ing. . ii.AC--.--.- :i.-'f,
It Is understood that San FranoUoo par
ties are associated with, these , gentle-,
tnen. It is also stated that the California
men are Interested in a fleet Ot Vessels,
and that the lumber turned out at, the
mill will be shipped to San Francisco and
other southern ports. In connection Jdth.
the sawmill, a box factory .will also be
established. j--'
After the lease had been .secured yes
terday, Mr. Johnson, the new president,
made the announcement that the mill
would employ union help throughout, and
made the following speech to a group of,
strikers: , . -, - t
"Gentlemen, as soon a -we get ready
to start: ape bring your r new -eeale and
agreement, and we will siw It at -oace.
We tielleve in organised 4abor.' fv
- The. firm will employ between Jl and joo
NEW BUilDING,
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.")
-WASHINGTON, May t-Senator Bard
today offered an amendment to : the
OmnTbua puTile bultdhit but, approprtat
lag nsd,K for the site,, and r 00, ago' for
the now Feaaral buUdlng at Z-os Angeles.
NEW f Ilk
- MCE AT UST
The Warrior Will Sleep
at'
ODi cv'v
wournai special eervice.;
WASHINGTON. May, lThe remains
ot Admlral Sampeon wOl rest In Arllng
to. , The funeral services will take place
fttJ'JllJomoijoj'tjlL'h Church ofhe
Corenatt Tbe Bectetairy of WaiTtoday
Issued a general order announcing . the
death ot the distinguished offleer, pre
aorlblnf the salutes,- half-masting ; and
other ,obssrvaacee which will be oarrled
out Oa beard ship and at navy-yards and
BUtioas alt ever the world. The order
pays a glowing tribute to the services
rendered to the navy by Admiral Samp
sont tt- . v v ')
The Secretary' has Invited members -of
the Cabinet and Congress tef attend1 -the
funeral, and tt la probable that President
Roosevelt, who was a warm friesd of the
AdmiraJ, will be preeent.. .; .'
Admiral Schwy laet evening1 gave out
the following: i J i
fl regret very much the death ot Ad
miral Sampson, and I sympathise with
his' family. v' No one has ever beard me
titter one unkind word about hlnV On ac
count of his death, I have requested my
friends in Baltimore to postpone the de
livery to ml, which- was intended to have
taken piece tonight, of the Cristobal
Colon service of silver, and they have ao
ceeded t6 my request." I
" LATER-S:S0 P. M. r
WASHINGTON. May The Bureau of
Navigation today innounced the. follow
ing pallbearers selected to act at the
funeral of Admiral -Sampson Friday
morning i - n . 'f. r;: .NJ f
Admiral Dewey. Rear-Admirals Resney,
Btgglnson and Taylor; Brigadier-General
Hey Wood:, commandant of the Marine
Corps, end Captains Cook, Clark. Chad
wdki McCalla. Folger and Walnwright.- "t
The Houie and Senate today.) adopted
resolution eJtpresslriggr'ef: ht-'tha Intel
ligence vt the -death bf Admiral Sampson.
.. Both houses' eppoftta "a TSoftimittea to
attend the Jryheral. T . v A i l
The Mayor and City Council of Port
land and the Board of County Commie
sinners of f Multnomah County each re
ceived todayan Invitation from the Sur
rogate Court of New York a.n Invitation
to pay a claim of tSOOO damages for caus
ing the death of one Pletro Bonacci. th
Italian' Who was killed In a Portland -City
ft Oregon: trolley car accident on the
Madison-street bridge April 1
The claim Is presented by ,the brother
of the deceased, Bruno Bonacci, who has
been appointed the administrator of the
dead man's estate Id New. York state.
4
The claim1' sets forth the same allegsX
turns- Ira each case. It If probably really
directed to Multnomah County," but or
safety's sake It was "presented to both
bodies. .
NEW CONGRESS
. (Scrlpps-McRae News AssoclaUon.)
BAN DOMINGO. May 8. -The Provia
lonal Government, with ex-President Vaa
ques, who led the revolt which resulted
In the downfall ot President Jlmmlnea, at
Its head, has formed a new Congresa on
the ruins of the one that the war had
dissolved.-., .' . . ,
The American minister In that country
discredits the report of a revolutionary
movement In Haytt.
Hayespf Bus, jMust
Speifid a Yearit :
Salem. .
" f Journal Special Service.)
BtTRNS, Or., May S. Two families are
disrupted and the happiness of two homes
dispelled, by. the lasclvlousnees of .George
W. Hayea, ex-Reglter of the Land Of
flc at BurnB,Twho haa been aentehced to
serve one year In the penitentiary for the
crime of- adultery, of which he was' con
victed by the Jury, last jilght.
INSANE.
Chief .McLauchlan Is in receipt of a
Commnnlcatlon from Chief E. J. Green of
WaakegaiC '111-, asking for Information
regarding Edward Clarence Woolrldge of
Portland, who has become Insane there.
; The . unfortunate is described as being
about 40 years of . age, Ave feet 11 Inches
in height and wears "a sandy moustache
and has blue eyes. He claimed previous
to -losing his mind to be a member of
Eastern Star Camp, No. tt, Modem.
Woodmeo cJtfc McLauchlan -would ba
pleased to receive the. Information asked,
HENNESSY TO SINQ.
JA the CltitW mass meeting to be
held at ' ,the : Tabernacle ; this evening,
Frank D. Hennessy will render the latest
applause-Winners of the day "A Little
Boy in. Blue," 'The Song That the Ger
mane Sang" and "When Cindy flings a
Ragtime Song." He wilt bo assisted by
Master Ffanlde Richter, the famous blind
boy pianist- The Journal poem, "Scott
to the Worklngman," has been set to an-t
tie . and ,11 Hennessy ( may - also sing
that."
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- PLEADED NOT GUILTY. '
Cj J." Cooper pleaded "not guilty1 to
the larceny ot a purse containing tfwo
certificates of" deporite for S100.Q0 each,
and W IA gold, frota Ouleeppe Moreei, In
the State Circuit Court thl morning, and
was - place! under 1200 bonda to await
trial about June U. . . . - . -:
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ASERIOUSAACqpTff
v ' '- H '' ' ' & ?
What might have preyed', a very serlT
oua if not fatal accident occurred Monday
to Bergll .Wetsel,;. a young man employed
at the St." Johns milL Wetsel was mov
tm ome:'lumbeif i-pit UrtrUclf. kn wai
about half way. up the incline, when the
truck whoel struck on the piling,' throw-
ing him off the JhcUhe kdepthef It feet, .
Wre , he- struck on his side,,' inflicting
very painful bruises. Hia condition .aa
raported worse yesterday, .t:y';,'i.
4 EAST SIDE BRIEFSvMS
- Orlffth and; John Robertai brothers ,of
Policeman Jack Roberts, are. visitor at
his residence 42J , Sugene Street . They
are- from Nebraska, but Intend to locate
In Oregon. X ; - .-.-v. , y
Mrs. Lillian Felloes, Vrlfa of "Edgar
Felloee, a --Portland artist, residing at
sss Wiiiiama avenlia; dled T'oesday even
ing, aged 89 years. . ? ' 4
!Ci:BpaBt-tl',-tt -'igi'ihsr-maa
street, baa departed fott" Alaska
Mr. Euson .has two claim on Hunters
creek; ' neary' Dawaon,.,;--
' A mothers' meeting V being ' held this;
afternoon " at (he Stephen 'achool. ' !
: tower1 Albina 51preentlnr' i -
buay appearance at present, The rei
planking tpf .RusseU .'(treet. between De
lay and Goldsmith streets. Jias been, re
sumed, tod a number ot xnlnof Improve
ment are ; being made around the viola-
K. Jensen, residing la tba'Browneli
block. Upper Albina wlU leave for CaU
uornia tomorrow.
Mre. and Mia Anna' 1
man of Ai
blna .paid a visit t tttelr country borne
In ReedvUle Sunday, -rf .,
-Th Albtna Socialist willfhold i grand
rally at "Gomes hall- May 23. , A number
of. prqmiqent orators, have been secured.
.A ball game will be played at-Multno
mah, Sunday morning , between the Ju
nior - nd enior; nb.e- ilof,: Eureka
MraA. C, Crocker, who ha been to a
locaj. hoepltaUfor about, .ai week baj
been removed t her tomne efp Eat Ash
street,; and , l rapldjy, recovering her
healthr 1- ,-
Mra.N. F. Elliott,, reilding at -416 Van
couver, avehtie,; 1, recovering from r
cenf Illness.. '., i v...,viw i ;),
. Messrs Peter, John and William Gel
bier left yesterday for Detroit Or- to
attend the funeral of their brother Hen-
CITY BRIEFS. 7;
Bishop W. M. Stanford will address the
men' meeting of th Tountf Men'e Chrl.
tlan Association next Sunday afternoon.
Work Is going on slowly at th recruit
Ing offloe of the . United i Statee army.
Only 2S men enlisted In, April;, of these
i& men, over two-thirds ar old soldiers.
Captain Mclver la endeavoring . to fill up
the rahks of the 17th infantry and coast
artillery. ?w ' " V
John M. Deaa spoke a Judaa Isoeriot
last rUghtta the T. M, C Aaudltorhua,
before a largely attended meeting. Nine
more men promised to, lead 'a Christian
life, making about u slnc Mr. Dean
opened his meettng.. Jf ' , , -.
The following letter from D. VF. Mor
row, of Front Lake, Washi, Shows the
kind of work the Board of Trade 1 do
ing; "Gentlemen I .wish to thank you
for the valuable assistance you have ren
dered in helping m to find a suitable
location." . .:;li,.S(f)-.'-','V-. '
A new lodg f Odd FeUows will b ln
stituted Saturday night It will be called
the Clatskanle, . is - 'f '
It is not yet known to a certainty when
the new custom house building will be oc
cupied. Collector , of Custom Patterson,
custodian of th new custom hous. Is
now watting' further ' lntormatfon from
Washington 'before any other step ar
taken to occupy the building-..; '
RV W. Eliot. .delivered aItur be
fore the Troutdai Library 'AsociUon
last night oh the subject of, ths "pilgrim
Fathers." Mrs. John tx)gJi and Mia
Henrietta Eliot; of this city, cay musical
numbers (luring th programme. t .
. On aceoimtl of an ,'aomdBt''Vf"'oay;'"hy
th top saw arbor breaking, , the Inman,
Poulsen .Company' -mill shut down.
The company has a contract fo? loading
a steamer, and the other .mills Wili assist
In i filling thl order. , .
Deputy Food and Dairy Commissioner
Cutllp yas -rut,'eterday; among th
creameries testing milk and preservallna.
He has so far found the milk to fair
ly groodV .' ' iKTf'i ? -.."t ' "; .s : ?
, Watson's Bestahraat,' open -nights to
1 a. in. : li:' ' 4fM 'k-? .',''
Julius C. Proebstel," Henry O. Proeb
stel and .a."Rvt Baker-ha v.filad arti
cles of lncoporatlonor th Mammoth
Lode Mining Company " The. capital
stock I tl.WO.OOO. vTha principal pfflo Is
at Portland." :;:' '
, An O. R. deK. laborer hanted Eatcourt
cam to th city yesterday for treatment
to an injured hand. -The flngeT of hi
lefht hand Wer cut off man accident,'
Th frame structures on th southwest
corner ot Third and 4fadisBf atreet ar
being torn down, to- make rom for tb
hew, Flnley" bufldiBi-5; giU-S
Portland aub. Fifth and Aiar: ,
. Fmst tunch m city. ,
Portland aub. ..lUfthjind ,Alder.''J';-?;j!:
Information has been received by Game
Warden Quimby ..that several charges of
dynamite haV bsen exploded In HaydOn
Island sloCuih, east, ot Portsmouth, and
In Willamette slough,. He 1 affer.the
guilty men.' ' n , . ' . '. ? 1
Mrs. L. W. ..Sitton auperlntendent of
the Babies' Home, was yesterday pre
sented with (122.10 by Messrs.- X M. Berry
and 8. M. Mill, manager respectively
of the Armour and v Cudahy baseball
teams, who 'played a contest-game (ast
Baturday for thl purpose. f , t .
Committees vfrom several commercial
bodies re , Still ; patiently awaiting the
Coming ot Secretary Stlllrakn of the
clflo Board of Underwriters, ao as to get
as favorable rates a possible and to as
certain what : reduction In rate would
follow th placing, ot a fireboat on the
waterfront, i-. w x v .
The regular. Wednesday evening concert
of the' Aeolian Company was held last
night, and do excellent program "was ren
dered. - Tbe raoltal , last woeie 'was not
held on account bf th absence front th
city ot Mr. Bruoe, th pip organist,
: ;'
RIVER
ry.)" whtf was accidentally killed , in ' a",
sawmill in . Idaho last Week.-'i';
William Maher, a conductor oa the O.
R. A Nw Is eonflned to hi bom la Al- ; '
-blna as the result of falling from a
Lower . Albina' car the ther . day. x Th
ear wan. tunUnf a sharp: ourre Vrh) "
Maher. who was standing on th plat
form,. -fell off and fractured several
bone ia hfi ,forearm.;i -j:c 'J.'i 'y
"A large number of the member of th
Star Literary ?Soclty -met at ithe reat-i
dene -of Mrs, L. Larsen, corner Monro
afreet and Vanoouvar avenue,' last even- .' '
Ing to celebrate Mrs. Larsea' 40tk blrt '
day. . A. apecial literary and musical ri v
tram was rendered, after which refresh- -v -meat
wer te:0:,;!': :sK:fw.l y
'Biahop' William- Mtanford I hold' '
Ing special gospel aervlae at the 8o. :;. 1
od United Evangelical Church, corner
Kirby and Fargo streets. . Th . meetings -, ' .
will continue until May U. 'During th
afternoon Bishop Stanford will give Bl- ,
ble readings and t thf venlng he will ;
dellver:ermona.i;X:i!;Z4?- .
f. Enginr Company : Kft ; i, l oa Russell
treet,' was called out 'yesterday In an
swer to a still alarm from a tenement'
house, KS 'Xlblna f dvenue. A. defective ; .' s
flu waa th cauj the only damage be-1 .
ing a maa hole burned tn th root .
v.;prlnclpal Hadley 1 at:1-tne",f'l Bie'pheail i'
school . baa asked for bid for th fur..
nlahtng of about ia volume for thl
new" school library! It I expected thai '
th bid wtB -all tx Jn' V BBturday;
Alt the books will be Of Interest to th
pupils,' a : great car has f been takaa
to. their. aelecUon. r y-
Th work of excavating for the foun
dation tor the new addition to th Sun
nyside school has been commncd It
will be located on ths west aid pf th
prnt struetur..; - y !-; . -;. . .
There eem to be -coaslderabl oppo
sition to th wldanlns of . North Union
avenue, to M feet, front Alberta atreet to
Dekum , avenua .A .Mmonstrance ha . -
been filed by a number, of, the property
owners in I the district stating .that th , .
widening . would work a, hardsblf nm
them,,, and 'that .i l ynneossssry,, ... r
, The committee having In oharge. th
aaefttlacot dtisena at Gomex.aaJi laat
evening ar naturally Incensed rover th
fact that most ef the poster put. up an-1
nounotng th meeting . had been torn
down. The committee put it down ae a
very mean poUUcal trickir-i r- ti? '
Kra After, residing; ou" Missouri ave
nue, Multnomah," who has' been confined
In a hospital for several week,, la abl
to b around again.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Th itinerary ot T. J. Cleeton for ad
dresses during th cam palgn will be aa
foyows: Condon, May 1?; Fossil, May II;
Bpray, May ; Richmond. May tl; Mitch
ell, May Us Bhanlkov May IS; Mora, May
14.
Among the visiter at Republican head
quarters yesterday 'were XL B. Toague,
of Hltlsboro, and T. W. Harris, ths Re
publloan state committeeman for"' Lane"
County. - - 1
O. B. Hays, of Orgon City, Will deliver
an address at Gaston at 1:10 P. M., May
17, and at Cornelius In th evening of
that day.
MR, UVIN0STON RESIGNS.
J. B. Livingston, freight auditor of th
O. R. A N. Company, tendered hi resig
nation to Auditor EL S. Benson several
day ago, but definite action, ha not yet
been taken In th matter. Mr. Living
ston IS not la the very best of health
and desire rest from the duties of hi
position.
.Auditor, Benson state that the reslg.
nation ha not yet bcom. ftocttye, nof
will if bo until a successor 1 found.
From what Mr. Livingston himself says,
th so-called reaignatlon may not
amUtmr fd anything tripre jthanj a; fur
lough ffom the arduou duties of? hi Po
sition, t He ra . very competent- suaa.
and has been with th company smc
It formation, ,. came, originally from
Pittsburg, Pa-, and haa been In active
service ainc U74 Xt I probabl that
some one will be temporarily aeleoted to
fill th place, and that after a good rest
Mr., Livingston will twtura to th' po
itlon. ; Ai.'ff' "'V:-
POLICE RECORD.
. ... .
Pearl Clarkj aa old offenden waa fined
ISO today for vagrancy. - ,
The iau arainat Vrank Thorn neon, al
leged bicycle thief, was indefinitely post
poned.
Th 'nhfiWe'' tit ' BrueltV to anlnutl
against Chin Low, waa withdrawn upoa
payment of cost. 7 -
Dsclslott In th caa ot WlUiam BamU
ton, alleged laroenlct, w deferred, f
WJ. P. Burns is alleged to have eaultd
a treet-car conductor named J. A, Lam
ner, but th as waa oontlnued a day.
IL ESTATB TISFERg
11- Btogham and wlt to May '
C. Sneil, lot IT, Nwhurst Parkj
loto ' U and 13, block II, Arbor v
Lodge) lot I. block 12; lot block
16, Lincoln Park: lota L S and f,
block 19. WlllamatU-Addition. .....$ t
Jt you Title Insurance and Abstract
to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee
Si Trust Cw Chamber of Commero.
.DEATHS.
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Lilian Felloes, 85S William .aVehu.
heart failure, aged S9. .
Mary J. Campbell,-630 East Lincoln
paralysis, aged 6. r'-1
Tka Edward' HIaaa TJdrtak.
Ug Ca, faaaral dirMtr aad waa
balaaara, 80 TaaaJklll. Tktmm BOTf
. ' i n i i ii in ...
J. P. Flhley V : Son, - Undartakart
and Embalmr, t corner Third and
tlaff arson straat, do flrst-claa worl '
and deal honorably with all, "
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Otto 8chumann, monumental. ao
building work, 204 Third 8t. Catl
mate on first clas work only. . v
t . ". i 1 " 1 i. 1 1 ' -"-..ii(f. ,v
Clarke Bros, for Flowora, 889 Mop
rlwntret
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