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POBTLANPr OllEGOy aAXtniDAY JUNE ;7j 1902.' 4
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PBICE JT7E CENTS:
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GEER TO BE THE
NEXT U. S. SENATOR
Say
I
Pooular
the
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Gorernor Geer to aa avowed candidate
lor the;TJnited i.fi!i'Jnfx
oMk Kmon, 4 Tha Governor caint dowb
from Salwa today, and la an interview
ke aald: '"'-'' C
' Aa to the aenatoTBhlp X wUl only aay
Uuit the fle-tterlngly larse vote given' mo
by ' the people will give me the office
wjthont question, unleaa the Zjeglalaura
eea proper to ! Ignore' the popular ' wUl
Which 1a not at all likely. - -""While
I have upparently ' carried every
county in the atate,' Mr. Wood baa. in
every caae, so tar aa I bar aeen polled
hla full party vote..- In almost, every
county my majority la far in excess of
the newly eiwsted members, and since no
man voted for me who favored some
other man for United Btatea Senator, It
la difficult .to auppose that ' such mem-
: berawlll have any dlajposltlon to
dla
his regard the instruction received on
question. '
"A PresldenUal elector, would have the
aaae right to Ignore (the , popular vote
as would peiqber of tha Legislature
under those circumstances. This ' vote
ahould settle the Senatorship."
The Governor was asked about the re-
Mont Pelee's Outburst
Yesterday Was Ser
ious,
Scrtppe-McRae News Assoolatlon.) '
PORT iE FRAKC?!, June t.-Tester-day's
eruption of Mont Pelee was1 tar
worse than at flret supposed. A. severe
earthquake was felt at Morne Rouge and
a shower o& stones fell Ave miles west
in the sea.' Stone also fell at Grand Anae
on the east coast The town of Case Pi
lots,, about four miles from Fort de
France, has beeh'deserted, and Its inhab
itants are fleeing In terror seeking a place
of safety.
A. 0. U.W. -
Plans Completed for an Elabor
ate Entertainment to the
Visitors.
Final arrangements were ; made last
sight at a meeting of the committees
having In charge the' rectptloft ' of the
Supreme lodge, A. O. V. W and Su
perior Ixdge, D. of H., for the most elab
orate entertainment ever, given In" Ore
gon," .-t . ' ' y
i The reception committee, composed of
; Governor T. T. Geer. Grand Master C P.
. Hogue, J. E. Werteln, J. R. Mann and
Ralph Feeny, on the part of the A. O. V.
W., and Mrs. Wllda Belknap, Mrs. Mamie
Brlggs, - Miss IvywBarker, Mrs. C. C.
Hoffue, Mrs. JE. 'vterleln and Mr J.,B.
Manh. on the part of the Degree of Hon
or." will leave this evening for Hunting
ton, where they will meet the delegates
end escort them to ,The "Dalles, where,
they will- be met by another reception
committee, - composed of ' Mayor, H. B,
Rowe, J, A. Capron, T.l E5. Beach and "W.
H.( MorrOw, representing th various
- commercial organizations of Poftland and
the following representatives of the local
lodges-... :t
Degree ot Bonor-0111e . T. Stephens,
Mrs. Ella Deleury, Mrs., Julia Gault, Mrs.
Minnie Hill and Mrs. Margaret Herren. '
A. a V. W. W. M. Colvlg, H. D. Rams
den. George H. Durham, F. M. Cohn. Phll
IpGevurta, E5. U Smith, P, H. Schulder.
man, O. H. Precemader John T. Whalley,
Dr." D. Walker, J. ' A, Strowbrldge, John'
W. Paddock, Fred 1 Olson, A. W. Allen,
Newton Clark, r ,.
The combined party wtU arrive In Port
land about 4 o'clock Monday afternoon,
when the Ore bells will be rung and
..steam whistle's" blown:' ''
Next week the program, for the enter
talnment tt "Portlands guests will in
clude a reception at Woodmen Hall, tin
the East Side,' Tuesday evening; a floor
work contest lh Arlon Hall, Wednesday
evening; an excursion to Astoria, Thurs
tay; memorial; services at Taylor-Street
U. ' EL. Church, Friday evening, and' a
grand parade Baturday evening. .; v
Scrlpps-MoRae New Association.) 1
' WASHUfOTON, - June " T. Ministers
Brun, for Denmark and Hay for the
United Btatea. this -morning, signed a
Srotoool extending; the time for the rat
1 cation of the treaty tor , the purchase ot
Him
the
DANGER
sm psaiM West Indies one
Vote
Give
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port that e would call .a extra session
of "the;:ialature; to take action upon
the fiat Mlariesr' and he'replledj ri .
lf taew:?;otWn ; whateveB .aioukny
petitions "being circulated . aklf f . for a
peoial session "untU yes.terdaW hut cer
tainly. If the declaration et the people in
favor of speclflo salaries rfor atate ofa
car is to amount to anything,' legisla
tion to that .'effect aautt be had before
the sew officers axe Inaugurated. . X kall
be guided la the matter-largely by the
public sentiment' that may appear In its
faor''- T '"'J'' - v -,
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v Peiitiob- to governor.
t-K (Journal' Special .Service.)', "-'f.
" SiX.EM,; June r-The' Evening Capital
Journal Of this olty, a strong advocate of
the 'BoUe?'ir. tei,aajia" which was .so
strongly endorsed "by1 the voters ' at the
polls rathe"eoent'! electlOBi wlshtne; to
carry ' out i tkiandoenietti made by the
people et the state. Is sow' preparing and
sendtag iputrpemloM to ;be , clroulated
throughout thel entire atate with the -oV
Jaist bftMuclng '.'tha '(yernor to call an
extra aeasiethat the' ,af aalary ayirtem
may,be'ewarted;!V: Vf.i '-! . '
Senator Simon Ex
plains His Home-
coming.
(Journal Special Service)
ASHIGTQN, . -q,, June T-In an
Interview with Senator Simon this morn
ing concerning his departure for Oregon,
ht said: - v .
"I have 'arranged for a pair on the
canal bill, which I favor,' and will be
paired for .Nicaragua largely because
Oregon sentiment seems that way. I am
not at all certain such canal Is prefera
ble to Panama, It the Senate adopts
Panama,-my -vote will also be paired for
that bllL When X arranged to leave
here It seemed as if - canal legislation
would be deferred until next winter. I
am now inclined to believe the Senate
will adopt either the Nicaragua or Pan
ama scheme and m X shall be satisfied
with either, iny aln pnrpose being- to
secure a oanal, and as my Vote Is cared
for, I do not think ttneoessary to re
main." it ,'fnf) '"v.-.;.--.
MITCHELL'S ARQUMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 7, Resuming his
discussion on the Isthmian canal bill this
morning, Mitchell of Oregon said enough
had already been shown to call a halt
en 'the jpart'of those Senators who are
urging the adoption ; of ; the Spooner
amendment favoring the Panama route.
A huge mistake would be made by the
United States" it we ahould pay forty
million dollars' for rights to the. French
concern. " Concluding he said: There, is
danger In delay; there is great commercial
loss in delay. While this question Is held
In abeyance", the 'commerce of the world
is subjected to an. enormous and useless
.waste ot money which alone would be
sufficient to build such a canal each
year
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LANE COUNTY
.- y,-.rty:,- r , t : -
(Journal Special .Service) v
EUGENE!, June 7-The official count
for Lane was completed today as fellows:
Furnish, 2432; Chamberlain, 217J: Bean,
2700; Bonhara, 17J7; Dunbar, SS12; Sears,
1817; Moore, 2E93;' Blackman, 1777; Craw
ford, 2152; Kaley, TO; Whitney. 20; God-
frew, 1624; ; Ackerman 2353; Wann, 1902;
Geer, 249S;.' Wood, U4T; : Tongua "8681;
Weatherford. 18U; State Senator Kuyken-dalI.-2408;
TravU, 212S: RepresenUOves,
Harris, 2824; Shelley, 2477; Edwards, 2538;
Hale,. 1823; Castle, 1779; Edmunaon; 17
T. P. A.
..There are only a few of the souvenir
books Issued- In connection with the T. P.
A. left over. ' Anyone desiring one should
get it today or. they will not be able
to 'obtain one" to send' their trtendr vrta
keep as a memento,. They are on sale
at Woodard Clarke Drug Store. , ,
Vb-Wi-ia id n. in innm ii.i.iti.... i. i nii,sa''va).
y,; WHEAT MARKET." y
Snnm ta.Wkt&t. n Mul .
Office
Ml
HANGED
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Wilkesbarre Strikers
e on a
.
(Sorlppt-McRae News As sooiatlon.)
WILKESBARRE, Pa., June Tr-rpont
Morgan waa hanged in efflgy here this
morning. Crowds pelted the object with
stones until dispersed by the police. , :. .
WILL CELEBRATE
The 'people of Portland have at last
come to the' conclusion that there must
be a Fourth of July celebration this year.
This was proven at a meeting of the
Fourth of July committee held last night,
when five of the sub-committees reported
S122S as the result of a days canvassing.
The soliciting committees are determined
that at the next meeting of the execu
tive committee, to be held Tuesday even
ing, they will report the subscription ot
at least 36QD to the fund. " ' '
; mm
Monsieur Combes Is
France's New Pre
mier. (Scrlpps-McRae News.. Association.)
PARIS, June 7. The new French Cab
inet as formed by M. Combes, was of
ficially announced today. Combes is Pre
mier and Minister ot the Interior. Del
casse remains as Minister of Foreign at
fairs,. " ,
HEAVY TRAFFIC
BAKER CITT, June 5.-A visit to the
local railroad freight houses and private
ware bouses and, commission etabllsh
ments, .this afternoon .brought out some
mtereetlng Information which . shows
that general business in this community
Is steadily Increasing and even In the dull
season ot an election and betwixt and be
tween times of spring and summer sea
sons,' the average is more than being
maintained.
The new twenty-ton steel crane of the
Sumpteri Valley road was busy this after
noon transferring a large saw-mill plant,
shipped by Russell ft Co., of Portland to
Harvey T. Brown's, Slice's Gulch Mining
Company, from the broad' gauge to the
narrow gauge cars. The machinery is a
complete taw-mill plant, engine and dou
ble rotary saws, with a capacity of 13,000
feet per day. V
; At the O. It N. station the deify av
erage of lumber and concentrates out
going,, and general merchandise Inbound,
Is more than maintained? the business
this month running ahead Of that tor the
same period last year.
At Murphy & . Stuchill's ' forwarding
ahd commission " house five four-horse
teams were loaded with merchandise for
Prairie City direct, with tons and tons
of freight still to move In all directions.
One carlrld of meat, a car-load of syrup,
a car-load of cereals and a , car-load of
general merchandise were , received for
distribution. The wool clip la coming In
rapidly, and It will be difficult ' to' find
room for the , large crop.
At Blackburn Breck'a a car-load
of meat waa received, with a car-load of
oranges and two oar-loads ofspuds in
transit Mr. .'Brack states that business
is flourishing, wlta a bright outlook.
i
Fighting Officers of
-the Chicago in '
Trouble.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.!
WASHINGTON, June T.-The Navy De
partment announces; this morning that
the court of inquiry held upon the officers
and the men Of the cruiser Chicago, who
were arrested at Venice -for fighting; . rec
ommends tha eourt martial of Lieutenant
John Doddridge, Capt Robert Wynle and
Assistant Surgeon Robert Ittdbetter, and
that no further action be taken against
Cadet James Kress or Private : Wilfred
Langley.' - ' '
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
PHOENIX, Aria. June 7.-A dispatch
this morning from Hermosillo fears there
w
mi
HT
n i
is trouble with the Taqula1 they having
given tip to the office re two men charged
with murdering; a ranoh foreman at M
Cimw
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-COWtlBESS
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
1 WASHINGTON. June 7.-Tbe Isthmian
canal leglslauon will '.occupy the entire
time of Use BenaU next week. It is pro
bable that a final vote will be reached
by. the lsth. Tha indications are that
the Panama rente wlU have a aate ma
jority on the final vote. In the House
all of ' the - week ': will be devoted
to the .Corlies 4 bill for the gov
ernment construction of thePeclnc cable
and to a blU to allow the arid states to
use a part of the funds realised from the
aale of public lands for Irrigation pur
poses, i-
mm
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III
TheBritishFeedThem
i andiSertcfiThem
;;ome.
"i i( ni'i ', i . -
. (Scrlpps-McRae Nws Association.)
PRETORIA, June-1 - Commandant
Hans Botha and eight hundred Boers
surrendered at Heldleburg today. After
receiving a good dinner they dispersed
to their homes. It ti expected a number
df oommatdoes wltt - disperse to their
homos without formally surrendering.
. ,.,, in.
er Reports.
(Scripps-McRAe" Newa AssocUtion.)
LONDON, June, JKitchener reports
that the surrender of Boers continues.
All are rejoicing at jh news of peace.
BIGilVIEET
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
CHICAGO, June J.-jfWhen the California
and Chicago track -teams marched on
Marshall field this afternoon, rain waa
threatening. v California was the favorite
when the first event; waa called. It being
generally conceded that Chloago had no
chanoe to win with Captain Maloney out,
his injuries preventing: him. from partici
pating. 880-yard run CahUI, Chicago, won; Ser
vice, California, second. Time, 2:03 IrS.
Shot put Plaw, California, won by 41
feet 74 inchea"" ( f( . . s
100-yard dash Blair, Chicago, won in 10
aeconds flat, ; '. t
Va. the 120 yards; ver. hurdles, Cheek,
California, won In it aeconds flat; points,
10 each.
MANY DEAD
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association)
DULUTH, Minn., June 7.-In a collision
In the harbor here this morning between
the whaleback Wilson and the steamer
Hawley, 17 of the former's crew lost their
lives.
A great hole waa stove in the Wilson's
side and she sank almost immediately.
Both vessels were valued at I7S.000. The
Hadley wasbadly damaged, but man
aged to reach the shore, where she waa
beached. '
OREGON CITY.
(Journal Special Service.)
OREGON CITY, June 7.-At the memo
rial services to be held at Mountain View
Cemetery tomorrow afternoon by- Will
amette Falls Camp, Woodmen of the
World, in connection with the unveiling of
the monuments over the graves of the
late Morris Brodertck and D. E. Shepard,
the orators will be Senator Brownell and
either Rev. P. K. Hammond or Rev. W.
8. Grim. County Judge Ryan will read
the poem. The procession of Woodmen
and Women of Woodcraft will form at
their hall at 2 p. m and march to the
cemetery. The graves .will be profusely
decorated. " -
. A State League game of baseball will
be pmyed at Willamette Held tomorrow
afternoon between the Monograms and
the Oregon City team. On the following
Sunday tha latter team will slay the
Stanford University team at Willamette
field. ... v " - '
OREGON BRIEFS.
ABTORIA. The members of the T.P. A.
arrived here today from Portland. They
were dined and went to Seaside, where
they are spending. the afternoon.
, MARSHFlELD. The stranded bark Ba
roda, which has been on the beach near
Coqufile since last fall, was safety floated
on Thursday night
' HOOD RIVER. Three " carloads of
strawberries were shipped from here
yesterday, . one to Grand ; Forks, N. D.,
one to Deadwood and one to Butte, Mont,
BAKER CITT. -C. L. Palmer has been
granted a franchise by the City Coun
cil to build and operate an electric street
railway system. ' v . -
SALEM. Aucuai Lindholm, ."of I Stiver
ton, baa filed an answer to the breach of
promise suit brought " against ;., him for
HS.000 by Edith H. , Bussell. He denies
everything.
1 BAD SMASH
v) (Bortpps-McRae' News Association).
SC. LO.UIS. . June .T.-A Missouri Pa.
clflo train collided here I this morning
with a suburban line eleotrlo ear. About
Mm:
10 Were mjnred. otiwhom may die.
GIANT
STRIKE
One Hundred and Sev
enty, Thousand Men
Out.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
; WILKESBARRE, ; Pa., June ,7. .- This
city today became the headquarters for
a strike of nearly one hundred and sev
enty thousand men, eighteen thousand
miners- of the bituminous region Of West
Virginia having gone on a strike this
morning in addition to the hundred and
fifty thousand Jfrlen now on strike in the
anthracite fields. President Mitchell will
manage both Campaigns, from this city,
Crowds Throw Stones.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
HAMO KIN, June 7.-Several bodies of
marching' men,' women and children sur
rounded the homes of .the mine bosses
last night and built bonfires on whloh
the effigies Of the non-union men wert
displayed.. The non-union men were pelt
ed with Stones by the strikers while on
their way to work today.
Even, Children.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
WILKESBARRE, June 7.At the BlUs
colliery this morning 100 strikers, their
wives and children,' attacked two men
who have disregarded the strike order.
Stones and sticks were freely used, and
several were Injured. , .
f
Local Lines Want to
osition.
. The street committee of the City Coun-.
ell met at the City Hall at 2 o'clock
this afternoon to consider, among other
matters, the petition of the West Side &
Suburban Railway Co. for a franchise
along Lovejoy and Other streets for the
proposed electric line between this city,
Hillsboro and Forrest Grove. The pe
tition is signed by 126 business men and
eltlaena of Portland, It recites the op
position of the other lines against allow
the .franchise, In. terma in part as fol
lows: -," ; .... ,
"Owing to the opposition emanating
from and encouraged by those in this
city Who are either stockholders or rep
resentatives of stockholders In several
electric railway lines In this city, and
especially of the Southern Pacific, which
controls and operates the West Side
Railroad with stations at Hillsboro and
Forrest Grove, the petition that this or
dinance be passed met with many ob
staclea having for their purpose the ulti
mate defeat thereof. ' ,
'In this connection it ought to be stated
that some members of the Common Coun
cil have afall times been favorable to
the passing of this ordinance, and it is
believed that those of the council who
opposed it would not have done so had
they known that the opposition originated
with, and was created and encouraged
by some existing electric lines In this
city, but chiefly by , the railroad ' com
pany having stations at the points named.
"Upon reflection it la apparent that the
proposed line must open up conveniences,
especially to those residing between this
city and the points named, for travel
and traffic which are not and will not
likely be furnished by the several lines
whose formidable opposition has thus far
blocked Its entrance into the city ot Port
land. No other agency can or ever will
do as much to build up and, add to the
area of the city as an inter-urban Una In
stance the 13-mile electric line connecting
Los Angeles and Pasadena, B-cent fare.
It brought many distant and smaller
towns for a long distance to trade at and
finally within the limits of Greater New
York. It has done likewise with Chicago,
Cincinnati. Philadelphia, Boston, and a
large-number of other cities ot no great
er population tbaln Portland, ' The bene
fits to Ban Francisco are well known."
fUTlUltdl
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-A trolley
car this ' morning' crashed Into another
car on Sixteenth street, hurling the lat
ter completely from the rails and Injur
ing 18 persona many of whom are wom
en. Two of the Injured are expected to
die. ' . '
Floods Gaining.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
WILKESBARRE. June 7. Women are
doing effectrve.work In inducing the non
union men to Join the strike and the coal
and Iron police to abandon the collieries.
The strike leaders declared today that
the floods are getting the best of the non
union engineers and pumpmen, . . "
CONVENTION CALLED. t
- (Scrlps-McRae Newa Association.) '
i SAN FRANCISCO, June 7. The Demo
cratic . State Central Committee today
adopted resolution to call the state con
vention at Sacramento on September 1. ':
MANN OlrAlSBOTT
PRINTERS
93 : SECOND STREET
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WOODARD, CliARKE 2 CO; (
FRENCH
Is made by an entirely new process, ' '
vastly different from the ordinary ;
method. We are the only people
on the coast . usins this process
which gives the cream a butter-like
consistency and a rich nutty flavor,
so delightful to the taste. ,i .
DIFFERENT FLAVORS EVERY DAY at our Fountain.
WOODARD, CLARICE & CO.
Mother and Daughter
ii
H
OAS STOVB ig.o
The Beau Brummel Ci
."ALWAYS TAKES THE PREMIUM FOR
EXCELLENCE AND MERIT AS TSk BEST
NICKLE SMOKE ON THE MARKET.
BLUM AUER-FRANK DRUG COMPANY
Wholesale as4 laaporUst Oranists.
A
OLD KENTUCKY HOME
.CI ViD : A
: - ' Favorite American Whiskey .
fcLURlAUEB. & HOCH, Sola Dtrlitcr3
WlKleaaIeLlanor andOtar Dealers, lOd-llOFourtliSt.,
Banfield-Veysey Fuel Co.
SLAB
riot vAirr aivIom tn aivW .ml crfia rrnr isrnrvl
a chance
Ore. Phone, Main 383. Columbia, 373. JrO V JTJUVJN Us i UH
"Hazelwood
IS ALWAYS
Get vonr orders in earl v. and don't scet left.
East Side orders delivered
Hazelwood Cream Co., 382 W4 ;f
, Both 'Phones I54 r. T?2
WHOLESALE SHOES
Complete; l7n2 YouthsV Wor
men's, Misses' and Children's.
When in the city call and see immense stock, ,
Krausse & Prince,
No More Dread of the Dental Chair;
New York Dental Parlors
4th and Morrison
No Pain
"la
Full Set of
-TlS extraeted and fllled absolutely witlioottn, Vut eur late erttarJo
method applied to-tbe sums. Ne aleep-prodwins scents er eo'i,
' - These are the enljr aentai pari ere la Fortiaad haviae patfntl " -aaees
and Ingredients te extraet, IU and apply toli trowti nl i
, erowos undK?tbl :tron natarat teeth, aad warraattd tot 10 jreu
et the least Pia. ..,.,.,,...,,,.. ...,vv ,.
1 loan: 6&3 to t0&mixy &Z0f:
aea: awaV 1 a
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Can make cooking- la Summer a 1
pleasure by using
A Good '.'-i
GastStove : Y ;
such as we furnish. - Just think!
No coal or wood to carry; no'
ashes; no dirt; a cool kitchen, ' .
and lesa expensive than the old 5
way. Think It over and come -In
and talk It over with us.
Portland Gas
Company
5th and Yamhill Snv, Portland, Or. ' '
Ol C AVHICP(FV
WOOD
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to dry.
4f ICECIULAM
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Sweet CREAM
GUARANTEED . v ?
from 4 to 6 p. in. only. ;.
Street.
Sts Portland. Ore.
- A No Gas
Teeth $5:00
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