Portland evening journal., June 07, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

RESULT AGAINST; HILL
New York Democrats Haye
Use for Any Reorganize!".
y - f Journal Bpecial Servlc.)
V. KKW TORK. June 7. "No t-eorganl
,. ars la the slogan of the liberal Demo
crats who held a state contention in
Cooper Union today to complete prepara
tions for a .vigorous campaign in New
:Tork State this tail The addresses and
, th resolutions of the Convention all
:? pointed to avowed hostility to David Bcn
,. nett Hill and all the other state leaders
who were lukewarm In their support of
Bryan In his two campaigns, or who
, onnty opposed him. In an address to the
i public the organiser of the new party
-declare:. v . ,
'Th falsa leaders of the party in this
tat -r- under . David. B. Hill , . were
prior''-, to 1894, In absolute r con
trol , t ot f, "the ..!, Government of this
state, but accomplished nothing for
j the people and betrayed the confidence
reposed in them. Having prostituted the
party to a debased and degraded merce
, nary level they used it simply as a means
of granting favors to the few. Davd B,
Hill u the leader of the party m the
state led the party from a majority 'of
112.000 in im to disgraceful defeat in 1894.
when, as a, candidate for 'Governor; the
people of the state repudiated him and
mint
Southerners Furious
Over Memorial Day..
; .Speech; T
i (Journal 8peclal Service) ; ,
,iv NORFOLK. Va. Juno 7.-In tha pres.
v enco of ,200 persons, indignant over his re
marks regarding lynching in his Memo
rial day speech. President Roosevelt was
hanged in effigy near Princess ' Ann
Courthouse. : Thoro had bead much ex-
cited comment .over tha iwuM'ti; in which
tho President, is considered to have villi-.
n mini
EAGLE BICYCLES
y $30, $35, $40, $45, $50.
COASTERS, $5 extra on any wheel.
, If you want to know which la the best -
and most durablg equipment, ask to tee
EAGLE DOUBLE RIMS and
EAGLE CLINCHING TIRES
" THE EAOLC DOUBLE RIMS are practically to rlnu combined to
: i make one. The combination of wood and aluminum makes the
strongest rim ever conceived. ., ,
. THE EAGLE CUNCHINQ TIRES are the simplest to. repair on
the market.
I WE EQUIP AN Y WHEEL with single tube tires If desired.
' The exclusive features' found In the EAOLE render this wheel a de
sirable one to possesa. 'i,
To RIDE an EAGLE
5EAQUEST BROS.,
r ; Hardware, Bicycles and Cutlery, -
t&l&SS. : Nine Years Eagle Agents
THE TRIjBUNE
Has many rivals but NO EQUALS. The riding public Is becoming: edu
cated to this point very rapidly. They are within' reach of everyone.
$35, $40 and $50.
Cleveland and Imperial
TRIED AND TRUSTY. , EVERYONE KNOWS THEfL '
$25.oo .to '$50bo. '
QALCOUA WRIGHT,
147 FIRST STREET, between Morrison and Aldr.
No
bis leadership by 150,000 majority. These
men again, under the leadership of Hill
now have the impudence and audacity to
aak the confidence of the people." "
Amour well-informed politicians the
new movement Is regarded as of more
National than local I significance. They
bellev it to he a well-mid plan of Mr,
Bryan and his followers to eliminate Hill,
as a Presidential candidate In 1904. Talk
about tho Democratic factions having
agreed on Hill for a leader la the conv
lug- campaign is giving the Bryanlte
great concern. They calculate that Hill
can be headed off as a Presidential possl
blllty by the nomination of a third state
tlckot this fall and the consequent a
feat of th regular Democratic candidate
f or Governor. These views Of the sltua
tlon are strengthened by the fact that
Norman Et Mack, New York member of
the Democratic National, committee, has
been In the Went conferring with the
Nebraska leader. Mr. Bryan recently
suggested the nomination of Mr, Mack
tor Governor, , and today's gathering of
the element. In revolt Is believed to be
tho . first step in an organised fight of
the Bryanltes to down Hill and defeat
hit hopes of being tho standard-bearer of
the party In 1904. ' , .
ned the South. la tb nock execution
a dummy representing a rough rider was
used. Tho plans were made by several
of the beat known whlta men in the
country. On -tha: , body waa attached
placard reading. "He ,VUUfled Our. Coun
try for Political Purposes."
The crowd, after tho mock execution,
circulated ' around the suspended dummy
singing "We'll hang Roosevelt to a. Sour
Apple Trae.1'. Speeches were mad de
nouncing his Memorial day address ana
accusing' him fit trying to . disturb the
Cordial relations between the North ana
the South for political purposes and con
demnlng his 'defense of his Philippine
policy of .extermination. ' 1
- - -. f -'
? ' Avoidine Shop. v
' Clara-It's really to bad about Mabel,
Isn't ItT - ' " ' ' .
Maude t don't know. What Is ItT
Clara Why, she can't play golf again
this season, ' - T J
Maude Has She injured herself?
Clara No, but she's engaged to a man
ufacturer of golf sticks and it would not
bo good form, you know. Chicago news,
.1 'iis ;
. ABOUT TITLED PEOPLE;
y:x:.xf..,.v rt-jX$-ty,firL
Five thousand dollar t waa the ' price
paid by the Empres of Ru,la recently
for a dree. It waa a maa of tlverm
broldery. and eight girl were at work
-upon it fn relay flight and day for six
week. -The Ccartna 1 beautiful and
youthful In appearance. Amelia Kusaner
Coudert, the welt-known' miniature paint
er, last year pamted a - portrait of the
Kmpres, who gave her some flofceft alt.
tinga - Comparatively few photograph
have been taken of iter, for he I some
what averse to posing before a "camera.
She is -herself, however, quite an enthusi
astic amateur photographer, and fre
quently take her camera with her when
traveling. , u '
The Queen of Roumania, rtiore famil
iarly known as Carmen Sylva, Is a great
lover of nature. Nrly -all of her liter
dry work has- been done .-out of door.
One of fter favorite spots la a little sum
mer house built of reed and surrounded
by a hedge of rose bushes. A hammock
t swung in on corner and when not
resting here the Queen sit at the writ
ing table, which is carved from stone
and overgrown with lichens. Tor flower
Carmen Bylva has a particular fondness
and. keeps them always about her in'
profusion. ,
The Uncut collection of Russlart sables
In, the world is owned by the Dowager
Empress of Russia. The ' lining of one
of her cloak cost $50,000. - She dresses, in
black and devotes much of her time to
work of charity. .
Transit at the Hub. , ,
Passenger (after a hot runVhy don't
you stop tha car at the corner? ,Dldn't
you see me signal you to'stopf ' .
'Conductor The fact Is, sir. you overdid
the thing. I thought yoa were practicing
Swedish - movement . athletic. Boston
Transcript. ' " ' ,
Out West.
"Are you .Widpwf
Ye." . - " -,v
"Death or Dakota r. .-.
The JOURNAL
.. ... 'i ', , n ,y'ti -t , j:
Kenyon Meredith twisted round 'sev
eral times on hi revolving' chair, and.
with an Impatient movement of th hand.
said; - . --
"ask Mis Gerard to com In her.4
Th frown left hi face a a girl ap
peared girl who waa unkrfowh to fetid
v by nam.' ' v
"l don't know why, it i,M'4h aald.
Without prefac. "but mother can know
no peace till ha tta seen you. Sh knew
your father, . you know,' with (a aeer,
Ironical amlla. "IIow bored you muit i
with. people who trad on. that past ac-
oualntanc to mak you oo thing you
hate." ; ,
'Not at all," he hastened to assure her,
letting hi .quick, appreciative y rot
from Ah soft curve of her uplifted chin
to her little patent-clad toes, that wera
tracing pattern on the carpet. "Only,
you see, I no longer praetlc - J
A triviality of that sort mean notu
lng to mother,' sh. answered.
And ,h laughed a Very ' attractive.
pleasant - laugh and wondered why ah
roused la him interest; why 'ho kept al
ienee that he might hoar her voice why
he felt compelled to seek hr glance, that
glance that wandered rather haughtily
over hi head. , '."
Meredith inwardly complimented Mrs,
Gerard upon her choice of a messenger.
Aloud, he merely said: ' ? ' - T-
"It will give m great pleasure," and
ros a she did, furtively marking .th
mlxtur of question and Incredulity "In
her straight, raised eyebrows. .
Bhe thanked him gravely, indifferently,
was evidently quite -unconscious of the
warm .jreaaur .of .hi . .handclasp, and.
with a slight bow,' left him. .' "
And that la how they first met
.. ','
"Mother 1 not really 111."
There was no question In" tha "girl's
tone. She was standing befora.Mera
dith, her eye fixed searching' on his,'
and they were both occupying jth "half-
yard of . Mrs. Qirard's balcony . which
was not covered with flower boxes,
No not really," ho replied, unguarded
ly, watching tha little soft rings of bair
as they wer lifted from her forehead by
the light, night wind. r : , t
"Then why have you com her every
day. for five woeirt" . . ' .
It was a quest)?, ho war not prepared
to answer offhand, and so took 'refuge
in temporary silence.
'It please her," he said at last. "She-
she ha confidence in me,' and it en
able me to ae you, too sometimes."
Sometime T- she queried and smiled-
on of her rare, sweet miles full in hi
yes. He thrust his hands Into his pock
et, overcoming a desire to draw nor Into
his arms. And his voice seemed : cold
when h spoke again, becaus of th r-.
stratnt he was putting on himself. -
Tour life cannot be a happy , one, shut
up in this great house, in: everlasting at
tendance upon " I- :
'No, it 1 not happy;" hut that cannot
ba, helped." - ! ,
"I differ wtth you. It can It should.
It-you will let It be so-it Shall!" '
"I It truer '
The simple words left tb girl's .lips
r
WHY
WAIT
? Until, the pangs of
tooth-ache come. Bet
ter not put it off. We
devitalue. nerves? ex
tract an4, perform, all
.operations under a
guarantee of ' "
C. NO PAW!.
f
tr, A. Wis. .
- - Ji's. ;wt. Jim 11.
,9oo, i bis, Falling Bolldliki. II
oar. Third and Wasbingto btreeU. .. . .
There's
Cool Comfort
- ...-. r--
r la properly lauadrled linen. Our
: customers know It. If you are
, wearing- the 'clammy, sticky,
wilUble kind try a change. Send
tJNION LAINDRY
Phone Alblna i or Columbia 6MS.
no ma Aiaias in Kussia. . ,
The idea is atin" Allowed to Drevftll Jn
Russia that single' life is a disKrao tp
women, for there are no old maids ex
cept in th religion orders. If the pr-
enta cannot arrange a marriage for the
daughter she nlake ' Journey, and 1
thua lost to the" gossiping community,
Boon report are .circulated of her mar
riage to a foreigner. Long absence brings
forgetfulneaa, ao that when the story Is
told of the death, of the foreign nusoana
in a strange land there are few who c'ar
to Inqutre ftirther.-'Indeed. it 1 a breach
of etlqultt to suggest doubts under such
circumstance, and th woman finally re
turn a a . broken-hearted widow. Slie
has met the conditions of the country,
and she la no longer a single person In
society. Thu the fiction of "no unmar
ried women" 'I preserved in the domain
Of tho Cxar. Chlcajjo Tribune.
Scented New Game.
Capper (at foot of State street stalr
way Wan' to try your luck a bit? Nlc
Httla game going on upntiiira.
Indignant Cltiien Sir, I urn a church
worker. - . - - ... ;
Capper (becoming Interested) Webby
that's a better graft than this. How do
you work 'emT Chicaco Tribune.
Probably.
Teacher What .would you call a man
that never told a lie?
Pupil Deaf and dumb.
SHORT STORY
t ...., ! ,i.M, , , m m - i
M sh. stood, whit and cold beside hlra.
."My dear glrt-but what dees it mat,
terT" h replied; all hi magnatlam oom-
,lng t th rencu. - Z
"It is tru,h ald-"and to pleaurl
yourself yu hav laid my life waste.'
. Tho words, gently spoken, vshimed him 1
a ht bitter reproach could hav dona.
"At ftrat." h admitted, th slow color
rising to, and then receding from, hi
face, "In wantori oareiesii 1 played
gam so familiar to ma only in different
linaa And lhenr It -became Earnest; o
desperately, painfully earnest! " I sught
to hav 4rawa hack, hut 1 could not! It
Is so seldom A nan resists, hi htollna
tionsr And, then .1 forgot everything;
at least; I shut out remembrance."
He Went . on - vehemently, noting the
growing pallor'of her cheek.
"i acserve every reproach from you.
"But that IS. the worst ot it," she in
terrupted, coming nearer , to htm, , and
resting her sold hands half abwiutl pi
his breast. "I cannot r reproach you I
don't want to. Don't you sea that it 1
an awful battle between my love for you
and my determination to put you out of
my life altogether f And I am so fear
nil lest It should he a one-sided fight
lest tho victory should II with th on
It chould not. Can't you understand. I
hav no heart, no mind, that 1s not dom
inated, by you. Ther U only just th
certainty that in that future of which
you speak, you. forgetting that you had
dragged me down, a light laugh that had
a sob In It. "tempt me to stay!"
Ther was something- in her voice which
told him argument would be useless, and
with a hopeless sigh he let his arms fall
to his side and left her free. '
There was dead silence, save for the
ticking of the clock, which, sounded un-
unusually loud. He half, rather than saw,
that she reached the door. t It opened,
then closed and still sh wa not gone.
She was coming toward him.- Bhe had
not atrangeth to go, after all, he would
learn to .despise me, too! That alone
goad my spirit to right-doing. To ;i
else I am blinded by my love tha love
Which makes all vnn mv anil iln nam
goodkin my eye. Remember, that " I
did not even ask if any other Woman had
a sacred claim upon. you. Now oh! go
back to her! v s -
What,' then, do you mean to dT he
asked. . , , . , ,v
"To leave you now at once. Don't"
with thought, while a wild, delirious Joy,
that sent the blood rushing to hi head,
and robbed him of alght . and , hearing,
took possession of him. ',..
"Tqu have' come back?" ha Said hi-MtU
lessly, and held out to her ; both his
hands. '
Tear," she answered. ' gravely, don't
make that other woman suffer a"
The real of the sentence died amy in a
whlaper. Through tha . blind?, .tangle of
his mind, the booming in his ears, there
came the alow, departing rustle , of her
gown, the click of th latch, tha soft clos
ing of the door. . -
His face contracted painfully and then
fell forward on to his arms flung down
In bitter, hopeless despair upon the win-
00W sill.'.' : t', '
Pr. T.. i- VVia.
both PhamiiVwk InH ihl
, Ope eyenlngi till v) Sunday, oia.
468.
vpc c
DC
r
tkXUS
'
i ') i
Of them are being ridden in the. Northwest. That's why.
nuers ox omer mattes are rushing to trade in i
their
1 902
The
Chain, Chainless and Cushion Frame Models
$25, $36. $35. $40; $50
rs
It means something to be riding a wheel that is repi t
resented has been represented and will be for some
time tQ come. AsK some rider of a "here today
done tomorrow' wheel who has met with an accident v
ana cannot get repairs.'
AUTOMOBIDI aiid MOTORGYGliE
n
f ,",,:', " k - , -
Fred T.
; - ' , '
105 - 107 -
R'' SPOKANE
C
LIGHTS' AN& SIDELIGHTS.
"Did the typhoid fever leav you with
anything?" ;
"No; th doctor got it all. "-Arkansas
Traveler.
Mamma iat the Boo) what do you
think of the baby leopards, Elsie T Aren't
they handsome T
Little JElsle But do they always com
in th same pattern, mamma T Puck.
First Workman Why don't yer buy yer
own matches, 'stead of always cadgln
mine?
second Workman You're) uncommon
mean with yer matches. I'll Just take a
few (helps himself to two-thirds) and b
hlnderpendent of yer! Punch.
He I believe you cared for me th first
time we ever met.
She Why, what make you think soT
lie Because you kept looking at at so
steadily. Every tlm I glanced in youi
direction your gas waa riveted upon me.
She Oh, but it wasn't becaut X had
fallen in lov with you. 1 was thinking
what a pity it wa there was no on near
and dear to you who could tell you What
wretched taste you had in necktie-Tit
Bts.
FAME'S PATHWAY.:
General Drummond, an old resident of
Guatemala, say of Godfrey Hunter that
he was so unpopuular as United States
minister that when he gave his last re-v
oeptlon only six Chinamen and a Pol at
tended. , ' , ,
The Russian Arctic explorer. Dr. Alex
ander von Bunge, declare in a Tecant
magazine article that Andre was a vic
tim of international rivalry, the success
of the Norwegian,-Nansen, having led
him impetuously to undertak hi peril
on trip, in the hops of Surpassing him
and thus putting Sweden in the lead.
The-grand duk of Saxe-WImer la Just
ft years of age. and i said to. be th
richest bachelor in Europe, not vn ex
cepting hi majesty of . Spain. Rumor
ha credited Ma royal highness with ten
der sentiments - toward more than .on
pi.'nceas. the latter selection being th
Princess Beatrice of Baxe-Coburg and
Gotha,'.whos attraction ar becoming
greater every year.
. Tonsorial Ja& "
" PercyHad a beastly wud shock lawst
evening, doncher know. - y - . '
.Harold-What wa th mattah, deab
boyt - f ,
Percy Met Clawreno on th stweet,
and he was undak the influence Of llquah.
'Harold Yaws,' poor chappie! A.howid
barbah put some bay rum on, hi face,
doncher see. Omaha New. ' V ' : . .
. Tough Proposition.'
'Farmer's Wife I thought you said you
wer hungry. K , ' ' 1 . .
; Weary Willie Daf wot I sed, ma'm.
; Farmer' WifeThen why don't you cat
that piece of steak-'1 jrav you?, , .i .
iWry WiHiet-Paf U.rlghtL ma'm, J
didn't aak for work.-J3es Moines Newa
-Too Slow.
Ethel--But Harry Gayboy 1 so 'f aat,
ilyrtle-H , isn't fast anougb.. to get
away from ma; -' ' .
LASSES OF: RIDEIiS
That's Why Thousands
;;and Thousands
hard runniDg 'sllates" for
A HTa l
.Xjf;,wn4'V--v "it ' "-lit
- t T l . , j i '.. , ' - w -'III
Best Wheel on
DROP IN ANYWAY and
let us show you our line o;
Bicycle -Sundries Bicycle
Repairing and Enameling ,
: yT, . , w ',' "r-fv,,
Merrill GydejCoi
(INCORPORATED) . r..s ..i' . - j
109 - 111 Sixth St.
PORTLAND, ORE.
' tacoma ' . .
SEATTLE
STANDARD OF THE WORLD
' ; i ; ; And the best &at money can buy,' , ' . '
H ! It.
Cdlumbias
t Hartfo
Mpnarchs ' .
Several Good Second Hand COLUMBIAS for Sale Cheap. ;
Complete Workshop with Competent Workmen.
PFJCES WtASONABLE. l".r. f FULL UNI OF SUNBWESw
126 First Street. . ,
AMUSEMENTS.
The Baker Theatre. - -
X3Cs I,. Baker, Manager. Phone Oregon
North 107. Columbia so. . ,
More than successful MR. RALPH.
STUART and company in THE SILVER
KING," tonight and the remainder of th
week, with a matinee Saturday. . e
Never-changing, prices Night, 15c, tSo,
SSc 60c; afternoon. 10c, 15c, 25c
Sunday,' June I, and Monday, iun
last three nerfonnancea of th Stuart
company, InFemoliff.i' i j , ,.
tL r , e
. v Seventh and Aider atreeta .
i TRAYEKS AND SAVUULEi ;
IN 'THUS BURLESQUai EXTRAVANZA
"McNIFFK IN JAPAN."
"lLroMTlR TM JAPAN "
'. '"McNIFFK IN JAPAN. ' . -
"McNIFFK IN JAPAN." ;
Beautiful costume, pratty girls, brill
iant electrla ffecU..i 'i,: - ., .
CONCERT HALL
lit BliZlERLBROS:
CONCERT EVEfeY NIGHT
:" l'i :' 242-248 Burnsida. , ' '
FAM ILYROOMS
Qentlemen's llesort . t
Louis Dammasch
-i Ooodnough building. ! and ' ' -
170 un street vpposit post-, v
office.
Cold Lunches. SchfiU beer on draugtb
DC
1 V
Earth
I,
t V
TV "-'-'.-
IjilVi ,h - -
Acknowledged Everywhere ; ' ; , ,
. $35
V $25 to $3
NEAR. -V
Klamath Hot Springs
'Edson Bros, Propriotor. :
; " Beswkk, 5isklyou County, Cat, "
! Finest flshlnav
hunting and health' re.
sort on the Coast.
'Climate perfect; no wind, no fog; no r '
dusty roads. , I
v Trout fishing unsurpased. J ; . .
: Hot, swimming, ateam, sulphtir Eand
mud bath. , , .. .
, ) Rate Sa.oo to Sa..o fter dav.
k
$10.00 to $14.00 per week, -y
i rult particulars upon application..
BLAZIER'iS
t FOIST AND MADISON STS. ..
Ws cash aJO kinds of checks,Mgoddn
"bad" and indifferent, at all hours of
tho day and night, including Sunday
I. : Sufficient PrdolxZ4
' "Bui protasted th opera ingr wh
was stranded.: Ir sing In ae grand opery.'f
i'How do I know that? spoke Tupi th
otel cleflt,. ...V U 7? . :0J'Z?
1 will prov that 1 apeak only sa truth.
I hav twenty testimonials sat I ' us "
omebody' tonla." ,
' Th evidence, was sofflclent and tho star
was assigned - iff . h heat .room In ' tha
housw-Cblcago News, ' . .i
I I '
II
U !
n
f