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I VOL. I. NO- 94; , . , '"ink .'.) i'-i ., PRICE FIVE CENTS. 7 THErTRUTH i ; BEEN SUPPRESSED Regarding the Serious; Condition 1 ? of Ki hg Ed ward V I li : : ; ; Operated Upon Three nant Larynx I rouble. (Scrippi-McIUut News Association.) LONpON, Jun 17. Th palc official ' Majr tranouljr protect t)iat tht tefer- mc to the renewed pain of last night loee , not .neceseartly. mean that Hi Hajeety wa in any serious danger, be auss ( this pain, but 8 Vral op)n lea (a that the King was not as well our In; 'the early part of the nlght. -;!' Had Three Operations.' t. ' . Rejmoldsl weekly newspaper which has seen extraordinarily accurate with refer. - tnce to the Kins' a condition,: says today ' . that the King ha, been operated upon no --less than three times sines last June for malignant affection of the larynx. ; Dally . (prayings hare taken place and the King k has practically ceased smokingj' On June '. I tbs physicians - became sJarmed. . Severs abdominal pains were experienced. tU Klnc t ' - , ' J Was Dosed With Opium: r On 'Saturday iaet the King's strength began to fall and several of the doctors knew that only-an operation could save His Majesty's life, but th ministers were . (tlU determined the coronation tnust take place. t v " . v , . When the King cams to London he was In horrible pain. Hs fainted soon after ' entering ths palace, -" . , . , , Some Thought Him Dead. : .,4 His temperature that night was 101 and ba was- vomiting fearfully; When ths operation was performed over a pint of virulent puss was removed, s Ths paper teverety criticises the ministers tor oon-J tealing the truth and allowing specula tors to make fabulous sums front the de ceived people. p,s t, -it Consider Crisis Passed., London, j un r. it u now, thought that. If the King's condition continues , tayorable no regent will be necessary and v. ths naval review' may t yet be heM.(,.,l!h last, official bulletin created. a nuiet fav t orable Impression in parliamentary sir' clee. The opinion Is now held by medical expert that, all danger of tbs septic process has ended so far as can be seen. They say the crisis in ths King's condi tion may be regarded as ever. v Early Morning Bulletin. . , LONDON, June ST. Ths feeling of great anxiety caused by last night's bulletin of ths King's condition -was partly allayed this morning when the following bulletin was posted:' - --.-, "His Majesty had a fair night with soma fettled sleep. Mis Appetite has improved ind'the wound is much tdbr comfortable; On the whole ths King's condition is at tended with less anxiety. , Two O'clock Bulletin.. LONDON.- June Zt. Another , bulletin l Panama Jm JUST RCIVXI v TSe Genuine 4rtide Woven from die Leaf All In one piece; No EVEIVY MAN IV Only Good C66ds--OnIy Ressonabla Prices. W hav plenty of other hats 4 -, a MEN'S FURNISHER and HATTER 288Washington r . .' Sol Agent for. 1& JAMZSON HAT. DOCZZD la WlATHJtR Tonight n SatuHay, partly cloudy; westerly winds. t - '.- W i i ii i s c;A v j i i t-ii ;SakX?61fShirts459cerits ... .' . ' ' . ... ." . ' ;;These ate just the right thing for" lot is a big one. ;Come early HENRY J. Cents' Fomlsher Sola Agent for th 169 Thlr4 Street L.1L U -coinfoftiMe, dressy, and the price is about one-half rhat you'd I I aUyipectto.payfor the kind of shirts these are.- There's ",U II ' a splendid choice of patterns and you're, sure to get your size for fl HAS n 4. Times RecentlyNfalig- was Issued at X o'clock, of ths same hope fut ton. It said'. !-'--. t . . "His ' Majesty passed ' a comfortable morning. All ths symptoms today are so far satisfactory. His temperature re mains normal."' - ' . . " " ' ' ' King Holds, His tlround. LONDON,' June iT.-Ths oraclal bulletin at o'clock says: I -h i ? ' 4The Klsgtas maintained his satisfac tory condition described in tbs last bul lettn. His Majesty anowa.nft disquieting symptoma? .t.'.'i ;j(V r :, r xl 1 . Returning Confidence, LONDON. June 27.-The Ixohy of fats Is being mora and mors realised by ths peo ple of London as tbs days of the King's illness, continue. Today la ths day when the King tn state procession was to have gone before hi people, whereas ths peo ple are coming to the boms of th King and Inquiring anxiously about his condt- tion. But few persons waited at. ths palace' over night, but dawn brought re. newalsof , ths crowd. . In view of tbs bopefulnee of the official . bulletins, the tendency Is to resume operations for the" minor1 avents. planned or the coronation, : Consternation1' was caused - hers t last night by the following bulletin Issued by the King's-' physicians at 11 o'clock, , but at midnight confidence was again restored by the new that the King had taken nourishment and had been allowed to amoks' a cigar. Ths II o'clock bulletin rear .y k ' r'-The, King has passed a fairly comfort able, day, ana, has mamuunea nis strength. There (Is a returning deslrs for loon, wjijcg oss peeu ery vu.m.uif am en. There has been some return of pain in ths wound. " J,.'. - 'J ' I '"TREVf LAKIN, BARLOW." ;Ths fac thai some pain was felt In the wound led the public to jump to ths con clusion that danger of a fatal result wa's imminent, and a great revulsion, of feeling foUowea the Tad Hews Issued but an hour lftey.t-4 Ji i-.&Vi ; f May' be i Crbwhed Quietly. With the favorable progress of the King there-. Is much discussion a to whether th coronation will eventually be effected. While there Is nothing definitely settled, li appears that King Edward lallkely to celebrate this event very Quietly and with merely the ceremony that attends ths opening of .Parliament, This consist of a drive direct to Westminster Abbey, ac oompanied -by a small escort, - and a speedy return ;; t6; Buckingham ; Palace, and it Is rumored that no foreign Princes or enrols twill be especially invited for th occasion. t ; "K t- T . V.-'WiniM. Was Anxious.. According to-ths Birmingham Post, Im mediately .after hearing of ths King's 1U' ness Emperor n WUitsm telegraphed t Prince Henry . of , Prussia, who was in ?1Ee Latest Shapes, of the ToquUla plant. seams; Last forever. NEEDS ONE & 1? . H 1 at lower price than Panamas. St, Portland, Or. ! CIZDOC this time of 'yeabif-They re get your and see them ia our irindov. WHITE' . h and Hatter- KINO Hat ' 4 , 1 ' n London, setting forth bow h was moved by ths news, and offering to corns imme diately to London to see his uncls If there' was- any immediate danger,' Prlnoe Henry is said to have replied with a reassuring message. t' - The Lancet s Statement - The Lancet,' while declaring it Is 1m possibls to disguise th seriousness of the King's condition, saysr'- 7 v 'It, IS our Joyful privilege to be able to oontradlct flatly some of ths sinister ru mors which hav been prevalent for ths last 48 hour throughout the world. 'Ths idea that some dreadful news 1 being kept back ouejtt. to b dlspellecV and ths absolute sincerity of every bulletin' Issued should prevent tbs public from heeding thess'Wild rumors. His Malestv Is stir ferlngrom perityphlitis and nothing' else.3 F Unfortunately,, the symptoms may be en tlrely masked,, ' and that prevented th necessity, of operation from "being" ap parent until yesterday , " ' '," I . Announced in Commons. 1 : (acripps-MCKSs New Association.) c, ' LONDON, Juno Zt. Government Leader Balfour today assured ths members of ths House of Commons' that , the King'" condition was very satisfactory. 1 ' J GALVESTON - IN DANGER Ternfic.Storm , Drives ;Wat6rs;of;Gulf Into;.' Citys Struts V,v ! (Scrlpps-Mcjtae A ews. Association.) ,FORT WORTH. TSJC Jus ,27.r A fearful storm Is raging today osv the Gulf of Mexico and as far as the eye csn see tbs jwaves. are roiling mountain high and , are dashing with terrible impact upon the; low shores, hurling torrent of water or! inland and threatening a repetition of the disasters which have before- laid wests the whole coast, , . ' ,. ' 1 ; i ' News .from Galveston say that ths gale Is blowing there at" the rata of 40 mlls an hnnp.' ant Ik -A. 4 . -rt J I still Increasing in; violence. a ;; A1- I J 4 . . tL t r . .- i 1 W K? ready the waters of the Gulf have f , been , forced into the streets. nd f . ths people are liv a: panic of Jear lest, the terrible experiences of two,' jrear ago .should be duplicated,) .-. "'Hundred of peopl are gathering . their - goods' together, and lookinr -f-about them for means to save their lives should the worst com.' '"' ' The city authorities, alscj, inlnd- 4 f ul of th former catastrophe.! re preparing to len4 their" aid if .nec-" -f sssary, but express the opinion that ths public tension' Is not as yet Justified by the situation , ' A: Freneh vessel Is reported to. -f-be In a perilQus position off th bar at Braids' ds. Santiago, and' it'l expected, that when the storm has subsided, Jit will be found . that many vessels hav foundered In th storm. . - DALLAS 13 AIjARMED. " - DALLAS, Tex., June K. Alarm I felt here tor the, whole Gulf Coast f A big storm Is blowing In from th Gulf and' Galveston and Bablns Pass are entirely cut off by wire.? Th wind la blowing a gal' -f from th outhat.' Venezuelan Insurgents Wmnmg All Along - : the Line; : v J (Scrlpps-McRn Nsw Association.) ' NEW TQRK, June r7.Sh'ips at riving her today., front port In th Spanish - Main . report consid erable flghOng In Venesuela, The force of President ; Castro hav f been repeatedly defeated, and his overthrow is forecasted, v j j- . f-,;'' , It was said his government cduld not last M days-t the-time th,e ships- leftv port. The whole coon f -try. to In a tat of turmoil. f- -f 4 -f 4- 1 BiIly" Meas Condition: ' Asletant- General - Passenger Asent Charlton, of ,the Northern Padflc.' who la In Bpokahe, telephoned Manager Bow, era, of the Hotel Portland, yesterday af ternoon regarding, VBUly" Mead. Mr. Charlton said that the stricken man rec ognised him and attempted to spesk. but wa unable to do .so. Hs brightened up great aeai, ana jur, Uharlton. thought the chances for hi, recovery good. Last night ifr-.Charlton again, telephoned Mr. Bower at 70, saying that Mr. Mead had had a relapse, and did not-then believe that, ha would last -- 24- hours! . This morning. Mr. Charlton again' telephoned, and .said that .Indication ;wr ' touch mora fayorae toward hiroovryy j tl DEWEY'S ACCOUNT i1 . it t i .. ttt t . V t UJ (, , Of,., How:, the;,City-,of "Manila Showed.the r White Flag; l ('1 t ' sT Taissi 1 CTtaSsntsil W asiiiliia WASHINGTON, June 7.Resuming hlSl testimony this, morning before ths Sen ate .committee'" .on, ttie "Philippines, . Ad miral Dewey ' gave , further detail re garding the arrangement he had with th Governor General tor ths surrender- of Manila Just' s soon' s the 'American troops ' arrived- to J take possession: He says he' fired a1 few shot t Tort Ma late and then' signalled the' Spaniards asking ' them -Jf they' surrendered. ' A few seconds later i whit flag was hoist ed" by th enemy It ws fully under stood-among the squadron that there wee to be no resistance by the city. 4 He con- t(nu4 an'hiS'preperttlons for battle, however, as neither bs nor General Mer ritt trusted ths- Spaniard; . . ' ConMmilng, 'Admiral" Dewey gave It a m opinion that - A guinsicla-Twent- to Ma nila for -ths sol purpose of gain for loot ana .money.. - j t : John Blrkmeier wajs fined 140 late ye. terday-by Judge Cameron for cruelty to animals. He was showd to have abused i a livery team b Tilred. r Ernest tJornaux, charged 'with stealing j a diamond cluster valued at fiSOO. ' and tUto In bHIafrorat A H. RSsd, during the recent 'East' Bids fire,' was ' discharged in ths municipal court yesterday a there was ho evidence) against fclm. - Younk boy wlU Oo well to wslt unttt I July; f before "commencing to : celebrate with fire rdtar and blank cartridges, as several of them nav been arrested. tail i in.) Inn,, j I , 1 Cariadilihs Wi 1 Lustle i-rfOrrithoVKIotidMi- : (Scrtpps-McRa Newa Association.) f SEATTLE, June fT.--A Dawson 4 4- special- says the steamer rat, war 4 4 ' on the Upper Tukon baa terminal- 4 4 ' ed in an agreement among th four 4 i 4 big companies. f Eachr ba -deposit- 4 I 4 sd a $1000 forfeit, -. - 41 4 The new rates to White Horse 4 4 are. $50 per . ton for , first-class 4 4 freight, HO for second-class freight. 4 4 'Prom White Horse toDawson they 4 1 4 m $45 and $35, respsctlvsiy' Tha 4 4 Whit PasS get $10 additional for 4 4 freight1 carried on It four fast- 4 4- est boats. 1 4 4 George H. Hees who Was sent to 4 4 Dawson by the Canadian Manu 4 4 facturers' Association to learn why 4 4 the Dawson trads goes to Von- 4 4 'land, eTacoma and Seattle rather 4 4 'than to Canada, investrgated quiet 4 4- ly and left before hi presence 4 4 had become known. , A ' fight 'will 4 4 undoubtedly b made for the bust- .4 4 ness by th Canadian. ... '.. 4 4 .4 4- 4 4 4- 4- 4 -f 4 4 4- fi JURY DISAGREED. ' After being out all, night, the jury In the no. 000 damage suit,. of Mrs., M. C. Wells against th City eV Suburban Rail way Company, reported a disagreement to Judge Praser In ths Stata Circuit , Court this morning.. In ths opinion of ths fore man there wa no prospect of arriving at a verdict, and on motion of ths attorney. Judge Fraser discharged ths Juror from ths case and from further attendance on court " The first vot taken lt night resulted in eight to four in favor, of th plain tiff. Subsequently tns , rot 1 stood even up, with no variation thereafter. .Mrs. Wells was Injured while trying to alight from a street car. at Third and Jefferson - streets. Sh .,lalms th con ductor1: started the oar, before she had stepped to the ground., and threw her violently to the roadway, Inflicting vers and permanent injuries to her spine, bio, ana lower limbs. , - -. .. .. Tbs company's physician testified that ths woman had told bint shortly after the accident that tbs company wa not to. blama, but that th . fault was her Mrs.; Wlls was represented by H. B. McGinn and V. K. Strode, and the com pany's attorneys' wer Dolpb, Mallory, Simon Gearln. . Don't . Liker Amend , merits to the Philip-: pines;,uivii diii. v r8crlpp-McRa New Association.)' WASHINGTON, Jun t7. Th Senate today disagreed to . ths amendment to the -Philippine civil, bill- a passed, by tn jioua : and . aKa - lor , a ' oonf erenoe. Both bouses .hav appoint sd conferee i li DIMES LATEST. EDITION i:r. t James' r'PearsonSui- ! cides With It Clasped : :jjo His Breast.; -r4 . :.....' j.'" .... W .. ,V i (8cripps-McRs . New Association.) f 5 , NW. YORK, June 7 Wlth.tb f picture . pf , an , unknown beautiful f woman" clasped to,, bis heart. 4 ,James-; Pearson, a - prominent f (Brooklyn lawyer and married man, , suicided In ' his ' offlos -thl morn- ing by Inhaling gaa JH left a let. 4 vtsnr saying ha was ruined, . dls-, graced and unfit to live. H alao 4 admitted being a defaulter. Wilkesbarre Strikers s-v S--'Sv 4S i :Are Becoming Vio J- Jent Once Again; i (Scripps-McRa' News Association.) 4- W1LKE8BARRB; Pa.. Jun 87. f i The first show of vtolknc in the 'miners' strik for some days oc- -f curred at th Stanton colliery this f morning,! when two non-union men -f f were set upon by 40 .foreigners 4- and severely beaten. - ; v l; Old, Veteran Here. . Joseph Howell, of Oregon City, was around on ths Cast Bid today visiting his many friend, t Mr. HoweU la an old Indian War veteran, having served Ih the Taquina and Cayuse war In 1855-64, having Joined a company of the fight rs , In, Benton County. ' Mr. HoweU was in Portland -when the-East- Side contained only on residence, and that was- owned by'Coloned Frush, who was then, conducting. 1 a,fwry operated- by Mule power. , - President Wanted to See, Harvard., Boats Beat Old Eli. (Scrlppa-McR New Association.) 4 WASHINGTON, Jun n.-Presl- 4 4 dent RooseVclt, returned to Wash- 4 4 Ington thts morning from his trip 4 4 to Harvard, where he spent ths 4 4 last fsw days In a - pleasant re- 4 4 union with the old-time friend of 4 4 hi alma mater. He , expresses 4 4 himself ss having enjoyed the trfp 4 4 Immensely,, but . says hs , should 4 4 hav been pleased to see Harvard,. 4 4 hi old college, win In the inter- 4 4 eolleglat ' rowing contest with 4 4" Tal. 4 .;, i fl ' 1 , 1 ; I n , 1 :f . -y TO ADJOURN (Scrtpps-McRas- News Association.) ' . WASHINGTON, Jun k.-Th leader of th House hav Informally settled on next Tuesday a th date of adjourn- t. mont MONEY FOR THE FAIR fh subscriebr to' ths Lewis and Clark Pair are busy at present paying up their quarterly assessment! Secretary Reed Is doing a "land office business"- and I being kept busy' taking money and issu ing receipts. The money I not du until July V yet $1122.60. representing $4490 of stock, ha already been paid In. The as sessment will become delinquent July ! at 8 o'clock, a th annual meeting will b held July T. Th next assessment will be du six months hence, on January L DOS, This moaning ther was a line of peopl wait ing to pay, which reminded one of th Water Clerk' office on the 10th of the month. .All had their money or check in their hands, and their: business 'was quickly 'accomplished. Mr. Reed ' takes great pride in flv massive stock books of his own design; which Show th statu of a uboriber st a glanc. ' , Jeachers' Pay Roll. ; " " t x am; teacners . pay reu iw June, just ended. ' amount to $23,03.90. Of the Soo tescbers alt but 17-had been paid jup to-thl mornings ' - " - , ' 1 1 ... .. , i. - ..... lit H5 , TAirs viaofii 4- Desperat 1- w inrWhatcomr Wash."; ; ; ,; Posse at: Castle, Rock Does-Not Think: Dead iA-'.'-Man Is Tra&-vV" ' - Scrlpp-McRa News Association.) SEATTLE, Wash Juns t7-A spsclai from Whatcora, Wash says. Convict ; -"f Stt'J im'' i 1" r Tracy wa kUIed there Just before noon f ' 'f ' ' Jw , by Officer AJvord, ' A man, supposed to be Tracy, held up - 1 C 1T? ' a , woman at dawn and took $20. 'The foman reported the matter to the au IhdrAlesrand i3fflcersAIvord "aa"jesup started a search at th freight depot to mak an arrest. ' 1 , W -' t, " 'It '1 They aaw a man trying-to get into a' boxcar. Jessup , started, to catch him. whsn ths man fired. - "-..-'Jl . . ,t" vv , , Jessup Jumped. Into ths. car, and be fore the man could fire again Atvord shot him. ' ' - .- v He then, took away from him two big - - -, 1 revolver and knife. J ,1,, The man wa taken to th hospital, , , ' ' t where he 1 said to have confessed be for death that b wa Tracy and that he had cparatd from Merrill a . few- day sgo to facilitate their escape. He was beating his way 'out of ths country on a freight, and deolded on a hold up to get money, a he wa broke Th offi SHERIFFS OFFICE John Driscoll Is a hard man to down. SatUfled that at the recent election he wai wrongly counted out by th chairman ot th boards of election in precinct No. S and t of th city and in precinct No. and 4 of th county, h has, through his attorney. Pines and Tlfft, filed a formal notic of protest against th election of W. A Storey as Sheriff ot Multnomah County. , ' " 1 . , .v " ' J As his cause ot contest hs declare that th official count of th ballot cast at th recent election which ' show a plurality for Storey of MO-ar not correct and al lege that be should,' had th count been fair, have bad a majority ot at least 60 votes. " ' " FRAUD IS CHARGED." ' Partlculariyhe says, fn precincts t and of the' city and In 80 and 64 of 'ths county, Btorey received fewer legal vote than he was credited with,- and in this connection h charge that, "in each of aid precinct the chairman of th board ot Judge In counting, th ballot for th aid office of sheriff, fraudulently, and with Intent to facllltat a fraudulent and Incorrect account thereof," did willfully m!clV th votes for ths candidate for th purpose of-defeating Driscoll. t HOW IT WAS DONE.. ' In precinct No. t nt th city, th plain- tiff claim that Storey wa credited with Have You llttyv IUU iTHEi "Magic Qas Lighter" A metal tube, no bigger than a pocket knife hold It over the ia jet, turn on the gas, and the gas will be Instantly Ignited. No taper, no match, no electricity. Lasts forever. - - V Pocket Size 85c - -:T1ie7oKn..Barrett;Cdmr 6th and AIDER STREETS New Stores Opposite C-' :THE Brunsvvick-Balke-Col! ,v Leading Manufacturera Billiard and Poof Tabic COWLING ALLEYS .4 - h Office end Sdcsrooma 49 LLZG e Convict Meets His Doom cer sy - h answers th printed d. crlptlon and ths picture. CONSTERNATION Reigns at Castle Rock Poss3 , Doubts Story, t (Journal Special Servlca)' CASTLE ROCK, Wash,, Jun r?.-.WheO th new was received her this after, noon that a man supposed to be Trac had been killed by a policeman at What z ' " ' ' com, consternation reigned and even yei peopl-do not hesitate to disavow spy beUef In th story. Th , fact thai Tracy and Merrill were seent near Kelso' only' the day before yesterday,' lead many to bellev thai. It would hav been - - . 1 .,, , 1 Impossible for Tracy to hav covered) such a distance la th Course ot M hours, although they admit that had he beeO X ',. ill1 - fortunate enough to catch a freight with I'-...-...".'..-.. , , ' t In a few hour from th time he wa : last seen near here, It might b don. News of th story ha been sent out to J 4 , i-fwi- Sheriff Huntington, but until it Is con firmed ths vigilance ot ths officers her will" not ba relaxed, f !, 5 ' 50 votes which wer marked for DriscoH, X and in precincts No. J, to and Cfc ths sam -gsms was worked to th extent of. J -.' vote In each. He further allege that In.-" V each of these precinct a large number of illegal and unregistered votes wr esst -' for bis opponent, that the freeholders at ' fldavlt upon which they : Voted wer , ; ' fraudulent, ths number . ot thes in th -. four precinct totalling 80 votea ' ' He further claim that mutilated and , Illegally marked ballots wer counted for ' Storey in these four precincts and that -Instead ot a plurality of S3? in those die- ' trtcts for Storey, he, Driscoll, should havs) ' to hi credit full 50 vo'e to th good. ' . HI contention to that this stata of af fairs has prevailed to a greater or less ' extent throughout th whol ovaialount., and he ask the Circuit Court to order a . recount, when,- If his statement be found -t be correct, he shall 'be declared duly ', elected as Sheriff of Multnomah County. 1 DRISCOLL IS) 'DETERMINED. ', When seen, by The, Journal, Mr. Drls . eoll said; " , ; , , . "Tea, I have entered a protest against Story' election a 8herlff. There Is, no doubt In my mind that I was really elect ed. I .was counted out by crooked work and X am going to, hav th matter lifted to the bottom and If I can do It I will hav those who are responsible, sent over th road." . i , 3 Seen H -9 I ajCCll It 1 Two Styles, mlU . r In the A. T..' 1
