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About Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1902)
LATEST: EDITION. be. A. i W. P. FULLER CO.'Sv '. . ' ' , , ' , Willi ikk . v II r';.::. -i a - -'-' 4 ", , - 11 BOYCOTT Of: Mills arid Unions n id - . k Discussed. -A1 i Th Federated Trade not last nigh - had-discussed at some length the stril Situation The following resolution u ' lug U business men to assist la settllr ! the difficulty by arbitration m jiuw "Whereas, certain saw-mill and planln mill owner, in company with a sma , coterie of building carpervtant styllr. . themselve tie "Portland Master Build w: Association." hav promulgated dlr nd aerfou threata In shape of boycoi rjluUona published tn th daily pesert ' Igatnst all labor unions In general an the Building and Federated Trade Coun dis In particular, menacing and, If sue! urposss are carried out. seriously orlp plittt th Tiutldlng Industry and genera trpei1t'.::f 'J.u"'falr city at no prosperous jMriod In its history; and, ;.. Wheraaa, ' tha general business publl . nd; iwoMIble ctsiis. tha great Jnnp , nj parties, to thi controversy, who wll feel (he bruntjof -this disaster, and who business 'will suffer while this conditio! xists, are appealed to by th represent' tlvc, of all the labor, organisation e Portlan to wa the power of their nlirh( . : at compelling the planlng-tnUj owner to ubmit to .fair board of ;, arbitratloi' ' -whatber It b just and rUfht that .they hottid permit their smb. to work . nine hour hereafter for a day's work, instead of Ha heretofore fit the same price. ThU, wflL rcmoT' the boycott n& bual- will reauBV Jts'xonr.'';". ; We Xost reepecUuly auggest that the - hudfhnss peopl assemble la mas masting, and aerise ways and mean to bring this about to th and tbt tha proepertty of our- elty bo. not Interrupted. Organised labor has come to'stay, and pur unions wlll not bo sfiitod4:iT At4 '1r.". All - and each of us pledge tho full strength ' of ar union ad our acred word and v honor to tho Building Trad Council In their struggle for their right, with the f urhf issuraftce thaf w and onranlonc r ready to stand or fall .with tho ban nsr.of srgaidmed, labor. In on solid ph Now, Therefore, be It Resolved, That the delegate to this council ho Instructed to Inform their several union that they must hold themselves In rsadlnee to as semble In special meeting , at any hour t eonsldarthtTBgigenclft of thl"fln alaiight agaJnot the right of tho working peopl to orgaals. . t v The onion take the atand that it the planing mllKwwwar are rtwht In their ooa- tention that they should Do Willing-to ubniit all dlflerohce to axbltratlon. Br refusing ta da this th unions aasert that tho milimon virtually acknowledge! that their aid of th case will not bear close InnnmrNnn ' . i i j " . "Wo ara now and always have been willing," salO labors leader today, "to bid by tho decision of an unbiased hoard of representative business men as to - whether1' our demand are right or wroagTht a fair, proposition to which the opposition A)uld pot . possibly object If they wro not "governed by a spirtt of mallow and narrow-uitndedne . If they are absolutely right they should not fear to meet ua half way and act tipoa this. PKpsitIon.T. fj! '( .. 'v It the" mtllmea still refusoio arbitrate tho union say that their action can only be Interpreted as meaning that they are desirous of breaking up organised labor la th city and nothing uor.. ' s. . It la believed by the union that such pressure will be brought to bear, upon the combine by business men. that they will not continue , much longer to refuse to take rational step to have th strike set tied.' , " Th .ainimea have always cofi tended ; and are still of the opinion thai they have nothing to arbitrate. ;;Tbe,plutnbei7 difficulty was ettled, last went ana th men returned to work to day. " They agreed -to work, for no one but the member of the Master Plumbers Association and the latter also made eon cession.- -,' HURRAH J FOR SALEM ' Two Trains and " All KfodV of Pleasure JoiioiTow. " 'v , 'Taxnir Friends, the Public: The Order of Railway Conductor wish all to under stand that-alt trains in their 11th annual . axraKse awnday inw -1 SeJcm, wiU atop. at.. the. fair ground, going and re turning. First train leave Portland i a. m.; second train, a, nv ; , All train leave Salem lilan. '4 - Plenty of trap for trap-shooters on tha ground. . ( ). - A not motorcycle race ior.Mood.V-A pwaanttimaMared.Ji:v:r' - x- m mi? poor.i&aa dat waa enven rrora newer' asked the tramp. w in orova you from homer' queried prosperous-looking man who was anxung; aimlessly around the city. un won. wa can sympathise. House eleaning drove men from hime Let's have a oruuL-jnicago Newa, Good Bargain , - Hetreas-I arent to marry the count -; Her Papa But he' not worth much. iiivm-i ui nu ue : mor reason you nouia ouy mm tor me.- : ' - , f DR. Re-B. N0RTH.W : . OSTEOPATH J. . f TrwAf SvcoetftDy AB ; - riRVcus AfiD cnionic Distisrs . " " Duiuunat mi ' CfHoei 41 Oekuni Building, : Third and Washuigton SU . . Call fcr literaturt, Entered in The Jour nal Vacation Contest. Three new name war entered ta The urnal vacation contest today. They e Miss Lillian Hobklrkl of tho Oregon jlephoao Company Mis Blanch Jeff ys, of til Fourteenth street, and Miss rsula Michel, of 10 Second street. True, these new name start off with ily a few votes, but you all must re tember that from "little acorn great tk grow."- , j7 Thi la a- tip to those at th head of . ie list. Stay there If you can see that our friend don't forget you. Somebody will get that vacation. Will : be youV - Th vote today ta a foUowat Alan Margaret Benedict... ...1084 (Irs Etta Wlnkelmann... ........... .,..1010 iiss' Ifargaret Chapman............... Ct lis Barbara Weatenfalder....'.. Boo iiss Rose Franklin.,........... CS8 lis Llssl Baub... ................ tS) Slaw Minnie Harris. 251 trs. Catharine Adam Wis Elisabeth Relftenbach... 122 a-Ia Least Llnd 100 lisa Alice Btayton......... 144 Miss Liszi Wilson... 78 Wlsa MHdrett'R." Wbb.... of His Ursula Mlchl.........M.:..,.,..... M Miss Emily Byrn a Miss Bessie Zimmerman............ 7 Mia Uraala Michel....,.,...,....... VUs Blanche Jeiriwva ' a Mtss'taiUaa Htbklrk.....'.. I LET US HAVE A ? - Mining bureau J. A. Flak, th assay man. says that he Is iu receipt of letters almost every day, from Eastern capitalist inquiring! aooui tne mineral outlook of thla partio- uiar section. . , Tha eotrespondenQo la as voluminous In thla Its that he Is unable to attend to It, and believe that the State Legislature should make an appropriation for th t sstatfliahraeut, hers . eg a mm lng .. bureau,, a convenience ' which nearly every other Western state enjoys. Until aoma action of thla kind, ta uken thovmineral resource of Oregon can nev er be properly plaeed before the world a they ehouid. . '. :i;j:y. - Arflrm in Ohio wants Information as to what kind of location thla would be for a cmaant manuficturlng plant The raw material Cram which thi material I made la found la unlimited bodies, said Mr. Flak. Just beyong Kewberg. . California baa two plants of thla kind. and.they. are bothdolnt a flourishing bulnee.v H bellevea that If one should be located in Portland it would prova a great paying enterprise. ; Many i are also Inquiring about th coal proapoct here, and If it ean b easily obtained intimate that they are deslrou of opening up in various kinds of man ufacturing enterprise. There are . un limited bodies of ooal In Oregon only awaiting transportation facilities to be worked Mtnlvely.'f..T-:: " "' ?i " "J have received hundreds of such let ters.' concluded Mr. Flsk, "and If I should attempt to reply to all of them I would get nothing also dona A mining bureau Is what we need mors than any thin else."- : . TWO PIONEERS DEAD. " MRS."SCptT.. . Mrs. Raohael Scott died today at her homo at 35 Third etreet, aged SI years. She leave three children Mra Plamon don of Salem and 'Clark and Thomas Scott of thi city;. She had lived In Port land fl years, and In Salem , JQ years previous. The funeral will be held at the residence at p. ; ra. Tuesday. .n,-.......,jiI.4IU Mrs. Elizabeth Curl, who crossed th plains and cam to Oregon In 18a, died 'at an early hour thi morning. Deceased was a daughted of -Uncle "Jake" Snodderly of Una County. Sh leaves a husband and seven children, us follows Cat ' Curt of Jefferson, - lira. Rosle Barr Of 8alem, Mrs. Clara Qllck of Dayvlile, Kmma Anderson of St Johns snd Tod and Kewtoa Curl at Posell, Or. Th remain will be shipped to SclO Mon day. ; Good to His Mother, The remain of George Southwell, the deaf mute who waa killed on the O. R. A N. track near Troutdale Thursday even ing, wm be taken by one of his brother to Cottage Oreve today-;:'--''- -.- '. : He had been In Portland but a week. His mother live e-a.fxmten, miles iron Tne Lane, aa ma brothers think that ha must have, become homesick, and without thinking of procuring money, foi- roweq aq iaea to warn horn. JSo,e her. H bad assisted fcif'taoer 1tW'a' num ber, of years with the housework and on the farm, and .had never '-before been away from her.. He expected .to get . em ployment here, and hi mother wa also coming her aoon to live. MAY NOT RECOVER. Marcus Johnson, of the Columbia Engi neering Company, waa struck by a heavy piank whllo .at work. on tho new. Colum bia river dredge about I laat evening, and knocked Into th river. Hawa nearly ! drowned before being rescued, but waa gotten out with hi head badly Injured. Th kuU waa fractured and he may not recover. . s . , BUILDING TEMITS. WIIBam Faber, lV-story ootug.' Elev enth and Market, SSOOO. P..L. Hanaen.m-tory eat taga Mich. Igan avenue and Beech street, tiooa s James Abernethy, repair. Cleveland avenue and Maegly. HOC . i : Centenary M. X Church, renalra. iftut Ninth and Jtna, t200a ; -: DEPUTY AUDITOR. It Is reported that County Auditorelet Brandes will appoint Lansing Stout, pres et" deputy to the Clerk ot the Circuit Courii bte.ehJef deputyv - ?r . CHANCE II " Catch Underwood the Child Slayer of Seattle. To 8crIppe-McRe New Association.) t SEATTLE. Juno t-Paul 'Underwood, who Is wanted for th murder of his In fant child bar. 1 atiU at large, and the chances of his being captured are les sening. Th officer at Aberdeen refuse th custody of his wife, Nellie Under wood, to the King County sheriffs. GREAT WEEK FOR MASONS Next week will be called Masonle. week for thi city, aa every day occurs aom event In charge of the Masons that will be participated In by the large member- hip of the lodge of thla city and many other throughout th state. ; On Monday and Tuesday will be the sixth aemt-annuar reunion of tht Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rita, when de cree will be conferred upon a largo class or candidate. Thi will occur In Scot- tlsh Bit Hall, In the Uarqu&m building. un Wednesday th Grand Lodga, A. F. A. M., will convene at Jaasonio Tem ple to elect grand officers for th ensuing year. . On Thursday will be laid th corner stone of the Scottish RIt Cathedral, on th corner of Morrison and -Lownadal streets, by the M, W. Grand Master. W. B. Grace. An oration will be delivered by Hon. W. D. Fenton. Oregon Com tnandery. No. L K. T., vrtll act f s escort to tne urana Master hi the procession, Which - will be heajfrd by th military band and In charge of Grand Marshal Colonel Everett On Friday the Orand Lodge will par visit to Haiem. . . i . Baturaay wUl be spent In fraternal nana-shaking and In making preparations zor tne grand ceremonial aeaslon of th Shrine, which takes place Saturday even- ng, followed by tho usual traditional banquet DOT (fJI'llfi Homer Brewster, a 12-year-old bov of Sell wood was drowned today In th Will amette river,, while In swimming. The body was recovered. UNITED STATES COURT. H, IT. Wade of McMlnnvtlle. tried in me unuea states Court on the charge or naving given a pint of alcohol to Indian, was dlioharged thla morning, the government being unable to prove the charge against him. . An ,"tri'ng and Important ruling wa r m uu oeiunger yesteraay in tne e or tne united state v. Jack Har- in, in the united States Court There weae several count araln H.rhin rnr elllng liquor to Indiana One Indian waa a half-breed, Frank Parr by name, of r enaieton. The court held that It waa no crime to dispose of liquor to mixed bloods unless tney were under government guar- aiansnip. in Farr- case he holds lands under allotment. o the exception appll-s to hint. Harbin was convicted, however, of elling liquor to a full blood, o be received punishment a announced teroay. j ; i PORTLAND CARNIVAL. rortiana win have a grand carnival from September. 1 to IS. In Multnomah Field. E. W. Rowe will be manager. Thla waa decided at a meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of th Multnomah Club laat evening. A thi organisation Is com posed of representative men wf this city, the carnival will undoubtedly be a great success. The selection of E. W. Rowe aa manager Insure th right kind of a head, as Mr. Row Is experienced la the airection of like carnival. Another fac tor , that tends - towards tha success of this project I that th dates are to fix ed a hot to Interfere with any similar enterprise or -fair which may be held in. m umereai pan ot roe state. DECISIONS MONDAY. Decision wOl be announced In th State Circuit Court Monday a follow: In the matter of the estate of John w. whalley. 1 J ; Robert Hlght vs. Mnvra Blumauer. A. J. Farmer v. O. R. Stone, P. A- Ioaae ve. L. Hadler. a tvanace vs. aiansy t motion to make answer definite; motion ta with draw tender. .- ;i HEALTH REPORT. ... - ... . L. W. Clapion, 288 East Eighth, small pox. Willie Mack, Jennie Thompson and Mlsa Btewara, Fifteenth and Flanders, imalN pox.' ' ' .' ' DEATH$' Clara R. 81oan, Portsmouth. Olphthetia. aged u. : v,,:a,, . " '" ' in, ;j j I ; The Edward Holuam Ds.lt.h. lng Co- faasral directors aai I balssers. 280 YanmblU. Pkaa ffQ7. I...P. Finlay & Son. Undertak. and Embalmara, comer Third and WefTarson atreeU, do flrtclaa work ,gnd deal honorably with aU- t Otto Schumann, monumontaj and building work, 204 Third 8t EtU mate on first das workonly. v.s t Clarka Broa. for Flowar. 289 Mor- I riaen 6traU :: -: ,: , J AMATEUR MINSTRELS, ; Th performance of tha "All-Star Min strel," In th T M. C. A. Auditorium laat night wai t repeitiUon of a fine, up- to-date amateur show. Hie gettlng-up of th costumes showed a great deal of originality an taste. The program con nisted of catchy and original Jokes by the ena men, songs, gymnastic feats and fun ny monologues and dialogues. The lok wire performance of Lafflier and Vlggera waa worthy of professional! Tha tum bling of J. Vlggar and H. Bailey was remarkable and the wonderful feats ot the Lafflier Brother on th "rings' made the audience hold it breath at the daring displayed, . - a RIVER BULLETIN. The rivei-'la ateadlly faJlins.:Th state of the river today at Portland la 10 feet: Th Dalles, t3. feet; ttmaillla; 19.1 feet; Northport. 17.8 feet: Wenatchee. 38.7 feet. Rlparla, lo.S feet; Lewlston, I feet; Wel- ser. 7.1 feet. .-:.; Tho temparaur th! morning over the upper .Columbia an Spake river basins rang between 48 degree and M degree and the weather 1 clear. The weather will continue warm for 48 hours. . " At Portland th river will fall alowlv Sunday and Monday.. . At The Dale the river will coma-to a stand Monday, EDWARD BEALB, Forecast Official. RAILROAD NOTES. ' ' a--si-wew - Livestock Agent Mllll of-4he O. B. A N. Co. Is back from thla; recent trip to Heppner, Walla Walla and Pendleton. He considers the stock situation improv ing. He say that there la more Inclina tion between buyer and seller to ret to gether than for some time, and, aa a re sult, there will be heavy sheep and cat tle shipments this season. Traveling Freight Agent Lounsbury of th Southern Pacific has been out of town for a week, but returned this morn ing. While away he visited Corvallls. Albany, Lebanon and Alrll. While at Corvallls he went to the, Agricultural Cor tege and was shown over the state farm by Dr. Wlthycombe. He waa shown sev eral wheat fields that will hot yield less than 40 bushel to tha acre. He says that clover, in some of the fields, will go not less than four ton to tha acre. - C. F. Osborn,- agent for th Erie Des patch at Seattle, was In the city today. Superintendent Gilbert, superintendent of the Northern Pacific Iaho dlvlalon, called on Assistant General Pasaenger Agent Charlton this morning. . - General Passenger Agent Craig, of the 0. R, A N. Co., will return to Portland tomorrow from Puget Sound, Where he ha been since Tuesday. , . , R. B. Wilson, traveling freight and passenger agent ot the Burlington, with headquarters at Walla Walla, 1 In Port land today. . , ., . Rate between Minnesota Transfer and loicago on lumber shipment are to be advanced. Freight representative held a meeting In Chleaeo end 'have rVMf to an adjustment Th rata will be ad vanoed on cedar lumber, shingle, posts, etc., rrom 8 cents to IS cents. On fir lumber .th rate will be tt nt. The intention is to keep the rata permanentl at ineae ngurea. , v,:..--i ':.. ,. Robert Burns, general stent f or the O. n. er xv. at Walla Walla, was at the headquarters of th company, today H stated that the crop prospects In his sec- tion, especially for wheat were never better. Eastern Oregon; and Washing ton may exceed all fortnar atottg this season. -v. ;. ' general Freight and Passenger Aaent Coman, of th Southern Paelflo, U la tt-' ceipt of an official notiflcattoar of Interest o freight men. It statea thai all th tariffs, east and westbound, agreed upon Biin recent meeting of tha Transoonti nstai yreight Bureau In , Portland, will become effective July i. , , , , , -- '- i(- .... ". - , . ..-; REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Sal Oppenhelmer to M. E. Noble, lot u. diock , Hyland Park ... II T. M. Costner to Pearl Houston, lot I, block 70, Sullivan's addition...... K50 Eva Harris to Posi Harris,, WA. lot 6. block XX city n William E. Bralnard and wife to Var num Millard,, lot 7, block 1. Brain- ard tract tins J. ft. Bartholf and wlfa to Otto Rumnal, parcel in Sellwood (GEO J.'D. Peter to J. H. Vogt, lot 10, .block 4. Kings Second ddltIott;:;-;.tM()0 Frederick Eckert to Praak BOtefuhr. , f 11.85 aeres Multnomah County.... H Matthias P.- Kchert to Frank Bot- , fuhr, 11.85 acre fl Caleb A. Aylesworth and ,wlfe to A. a Chamberlain, lot t, 10, block i MonUeeUo addition tL ' '" 111 ' n.i ii .X- l,i v Get your Title Inurano and Abstract m nnu x.BiBiB irom to Title uuarante Dries Hard Oyer Night arid Wears Like Don't Accept a Substitute.' 1 1 i,. 1 Your iocl Dealer Docs Not Ccr0r It Write for Color Card to ' ; DQJ PORTLAND, OREGON. 15 IHHplinST Big Typewriter Con tract Given to Smith Premier. ;n "VIENNA. Jfuno -S)eolal Cabla)-The Austrian Minister of Finance ha award i d to th Smith 'Premier Typewriter Co., of Syraouae. N. an exolulv oon tract for the eupply of typewriting, ma chine to the Flnano Mlnitry and fU ubordinat branohea throughout th en tire empire. Thla, Uka the recent contract with the same company ta supply, ail ' th court of th empire, was tha result of a competitive test conducted by the government. Pre Dispatch to Morning Oregonlan, June 4: During the "last 15 days of last month tha Portland office of th Smith Premier . Typewriter Co., has sold new machine aa follow D. L Rica, Clyde P. McLeod, C. Q. Wbltcomb, Olof Olsson, Miss Carrie E. George, D. T. AWbry, A L. Eager. L. F. Knowlton. Carey 8: Havnea. A. W. Holt, P. H. Burt, .K. B. Damlco, an op orator oa th Una of th Southern Pa olfio between Ashland and Portland, also Baker City Herald, Bennett & Son, Frame Forwarding Co., French Consul, Astoria.; W. O. Wright. W. L Ireland, W. I. Vawtar,' Reri F. S BrantweU. t. S. Medley,, attorney;- R.f W, Ollham. agent Pactflo Exprasa: City Editor Evening Journal; J. F. Baker, attorney; Hewitt : Bon, NB. N. Steele, real estate. E. D. Borle, Jamea B. Welch, Bryan Lumber Co., Jamea M. Pugh, H. O. Campbell, F. A. Douty, T. C. Blalock, H. Wehrung A 8ona, B. D. Crocker. Thompson Abstract Co. and Walla Walla Meat Co. Portland Office, 122 Third street, 'phone Main 674, writ ua for prioes and tanna SELLW00D. C. Stratton. formerly employed at the saiem Woolen . Mills, is a guest at Mra, i. J. Leabo'a. He has secured employ ment at the Portland Woolen Mill. J. Nutall Of Oregon City ia now emnlov- d at th Woolen MUla He waa formerly employed at Oregon City. I. J. Leabo underwent another gurcical operation at the Sellwood hotel thi week. He was reported somewhat better today. Mr. and Mr. Claggett left for Salem yesterday after a tew days' visit in Sell wood. .. .-. " -; Miss Cora Bone wa a visitor at the residence of Miss Ethel Ulcharda in SelN rood thi week. . . . , ' Albert Benson, clerk at tr. ewood drug tore, wiU leave for a short vtwt with hi parent In Sliverton. Mr. Boothby was reported to be Quite ill at her residence In Sellwood y ester- cay. -v Alvln Richard, who ha been Very 111 with typhoid fever, I now recovered. Th wiU of Ounwepp Arita was ad- miuea to prooat yesterday. The .. tate, valued at 19000 Is.devided in equal snares to the brother Of the deceased. P O. and S.. A.'ixatascentilot , block . Multnomah, which 1 bequeathed tq Keno Corto.- . r t MARSEN The, Palmist If your fou 'Want nana read scientinoeiiy, go to-Larseat but if you want to be humbugged, go to some wonaenul taae nroresaor. and you will get it, , READINGS 50c 216 Afisky Bidg "m" "nf DR.0. C. BLANEY Room 207, Afisky Bldg, , Third and ftorrtson treeta;-'- ' Special attention given to the treatment of RHEUMATISM by th application of xioi aw. ' - - , - j 4ttmttt j WANTED Men and women to locate oo aoma elegant Timber Lands. ' . --. Splendid opportnnltyi enquire Inunedjately. . 301 FaUlns; Wig. A M 7 i. 'ti f! r as4MSiiiiaaaaaaaiaiaaiiciiiaaAaa4aaaaiiuaiaaaasa; 1 JOURNAL uIRLST J To the tndtt popular; yotin woman In Portlarid Tha Journal will ftva a ten days. trij to tho aeastdo and pay, her expenses down and ba and bar hotel bill while there. To determine her popularity a vote will be taken and tho one reel Vint the most votes will get the trip. The one Betting the next highest number will be given a trip lasting from 5atur- 4 day to Monday, all free; f the receive a trip up the lordly Columbia, and return. - . ' This ls achance for the worthy young women who fill busy places, in the city to take m vacation trip. . 1 WHO IS YOUR CHOICE? r ; ..i ?UT OUT THIS COUPON v : I VOTE FOR AC AS Tpfl ONB TO TAKS THE JournaLVacatlon Trip, iffwtvtfm F. E. BEACH (SL CO. PIONEER PAINT CO. " Ws make a specialty of sef ling the best thlnss made in Paints. Best House Paint, Roof Pain v Floor Paint, Decorative Paint, Enamels, Stains, Varnlahea H. MJwcst races v FIRST AND ALDER STS., PORTLAND, OREuON People Have a Chance Th people of Oregon, by a majority vote, have decided fn favor of His Initia tive and referendum ; aaiadmnt 1 1f pr cent of the voters of tha Ut propose law, the Secretary of Stat nustr aub mlt the matter to a vet of tha dtlaena of the statea-Five p'r cent of th voter may require a, measure . passed by th Legislature to b submlttd to th peo ple's " vote. -" :Z.,-r-:iy- : -. r' Oregon take the InAlaUvo tp in the matter of placing tho law-making power vary, nearly Into tha direct hands of th people, by tin amendment fd "het eoustk tutlon, and her' example will be watched with interest by other state. ' ; ' Opponent 'of th lhltlatlv and refer endum have ezprMedjCear that the pow er it placed in tha hand of th people wtll -be abused, but astute, lawyer,. Ilk Judge Williams, the Mayor-elect, do not entertain any tremora on thla aocounL THE WEATHER. The threatening condition which lst- A "vitiMk- r.var MimuMil anit fair weather prevails in all section west of the Rocky Mountains. Shower and thuuv der storms continue in the Middle West, and rain baa fallen generally In Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Thes, indications are for fair, and con' tinued warns weather In thla district Sun day. , , k .... Silk Definitions. ; Moire Loutslne Watered . .effect on Loulsin weave, , ",, . Peau do gant-fiilk with a glove kid finish. Satin . Liberty A, richly soft weave without dressing, suggested to Mr, Liber ty by th heavy, langufous weaves' of th East . ; ; Oro idev' Londre A, satin Across be tween taffeta and groa-graln. -i Moire Velour A watered " iiUc. : flUed with wool, and ao heavy as to resemble uncut velvet. - . t .'' , Chameleon Liberty -A . sheer changeable auk. Shantungs-Pongee, so called from, Its native place. - s, . , -. j - . Tussore A much heavier 'and, soma times, figured. -Oriental weave, also In th natural color. It ,tMy be had figured In whlU. v.-'." : i- Batln foulard-A aaUft' flntohed twtlL Iron is one who Is third In the list will i 3 One coupon every day. "Six coupons will lie given for a week's paid, in ad vance subscription; twen ' tyslx votes will be given for a month's paid in ad vance subscription, and . seventy-eight votes will be given for every three montn paia in advance & subscription, , btWitfjpd flonst I ft ilAOl 8 Ctt A&-M THDAD ST Op. Oaambar of Oaaa. r Gravers island, n. x.-Th am annual athletlp games of the New Tork AthleUo aub were held hr thU after boon under showery., conditions. Ths 100-yard handicap dash waa. won by J- J. Fallon., Fordhanv Cat, handicap, 9 half yards In 10-seoonda. The 0-yard xhlbl tion . by Duffy, Georgetown, paced, was covered la 14 seconds, equaling tha world's record. . The 60-yard special by; Duffy, paced, equaled Meyers' record of , Pi seconds. - viJ',.- '-' t and Fiction. A powerful fan. S Inches In diameter. displacing 80.000 cubic inches of air a An ate, and electrically driven, has been placed In th "tupenny, tuba" tunnels In, London to improve th ventilation. Incandescent electric lampa give oat much mora beat than I commonly sup posed, Only si per cent of tha nergy of the current Is turned Into light, the remaining M per cent being given OS In heat- . , - - ' .;: . : ; ,;; "' :- ln Texas and Louisiana there are now more than 100 canals and pumping. eta- . tiona, each capable of flooding 1,000 acres of rice. These euro owned by Irrigation eompanlea, , which, aupply the water as needed : to th rice fannera The Whlte Sands" of Southern NOW Mexico . lie in the San. Attgustla plain, - . and ar a aheet of pure gypsum, sixty mile, long and five to twenty broad. Tha white .fsand'! , of gypsum raised by th . wind ressmble a Una of breakers In the difltanoa, :,;:Tt!U. i:-k:i'U ? .-'is -,:A" Maria, San of jQultos, Braxll, desiring to move to Uma, Peru, baa- taken a Jang - way to go around. Tha distance between 1 the two points la only 600 miles, but sh ' la traveling unity thousand. Going down the Amason f,to i the, Atlantic coast she took steamer to New Tork, whence she , Is going to the Isthmui of Panama and down the Paelflo coast of South America v 1 t her destination.,-. ,Thla three month's " Journey was -undertaken to avoid croaa- .:, tng : th Andes. ''MS .; -hM&'j, , ." Patience la , your minister liberal ta ' Patrice Oh. yeei ha often breaohes fa ' . BBSakBBBBSlSBSIIBBSBaBBa tw wheil hurs.-jnktrs list
