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English Spinister Is
7 Stopped From Mak
tA ing Love.
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, ; (Journal Special Srrlc.)
LONDON. July 2. A peculiar case has
been under hearing by iae Barnet mag-
tetratts who bound over Mia Clara
- Child, a love-lorn lady of 60 Bummers.
; to refrain from annoying Mr. Leonard
. faorne, minagur of a Hadley brewery.
i.- Tb ludy fell In love with Mr. Home.
Who la but M yean of age. In 1887. and
; sine then has persisted In considering
' tleraelf hit sweetheart. She haa wrlt
. ten , him thousanus of love letters, of
r which a few samples were read In court.
In one of these he wrote:
' "I cannot live without my bonnle !n.
It nearly knar me, dearie, when X see you
laughing and talking with V.ther girls.
.Let ma. be under the aiune roof, where
nobody can drive me away. Take me In
thoa loving arms of yours. -I cannot
bear any gentleman's - arm around my
fratst, dear, but , yours. Do com this
evening and sit here and have some sup
per, and talk with ma and send m the
ale, Len, dear." r;;'... . ,
"I cannot live without you, ray darling
lien." I give up all to keep true to you.
Place me In 'your home, dear by yqur
loving side and heart'
- The magistrates had given' her till yes
terday to find a surety! for 10, and when
ft Was stated In court that she had been
unable to do this the complainant's o
Mcstor hard-heartedly, suggested that
month's rest in Hollo-way might do her
good, as she still sontlnvued the annoy
ance. , .' . Vt; ..
tla reply to this Mis Child says: " "I
will apoiigu to Mr. Horn for .running
after him -if he. will' bat forgive . me. I
would aooner go to pnlson than contra
dict my bonnl &en"
The chairman said he would suspend
the, 'commitment araini. but in the mean-'
tK- -mam imslldK- molest Tkr. HowA; : ,....-..
,Mls Child I may say "Good morning"
t "Good venlng"yto hlm? ',
, Even this was denied tier, and be tear
fully left the couctroom, explaining: "He
belongs to ma" . f . : '.-
CHILD .CHARGED I
WITH MURDER
(Journal Special Servloe.) ,
CLARE, ' Mich July 2. Intense pub
llo interest has been' aroused tn the case
of 12-year-old Anna Curtis, whose ex
amination oa a charge of murder was
begun today before Justice Maynard.
The girl is charged with' administering
carbolic acid to the Infant son of Oeorg
Pardee ' at the Curtis hones In which
the Pardee boarded. The little girl
was in a room alone with the.-babe and
nothing was known of the affair Until Its
mother heard the child screaming and'
investigation showed -it to have been
poisoned.-
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LORD KITCHENER. :-
Next to Lord Roberts, was the lead
ins 'sure in tbe late Brit
RAQE MEET
" (Journal Bpeclat Berries.)
4 INDIANAPOLIS, InjL, July 1-The
. Business Men's Driving Club has every
thing In readiness for the race meeting
-which is to open at the1 state fair (rounds
, tomorrow and 'continue through - the
week. ! The stable are -well flUed with
fast horses from u part of the coun
try and from all Indications the, meeting-
will .be one of the most successful
, held hereabouts in recent years.'
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DAIRY COMMISSIONERS.
, The members of the National Associa
tion of Dairy Commissioners left Chicago
last night for ; Portland to attend their
oonvention here. They will be met at
Huntington by Food and Dairy Commis
sioner Bailey, President W. H. Wehrung
and Secretary M. D. Wisdom of the State
( Board of Horticulture and Richard Scott
Of Milwaukee, At The Dalles they will
be met by a committee of ladles. They
will arrive In Portland on the morning of
July t. After a two days' session they
will leave for Astoria on the Potter,
, where they will be tendered a salmon
dinner by the Push Club. 1 On their way
back to .. PorUand they will visit the
beaches. On Monday morning, the 14th,
they will leave on a trip to Coryallls
and Albany, and return in the evening.
Ill 1111 QUITS
The Great Humorist
; . Bids Audience a
: X Last Adieu.
"(Journal Bpecial, Service)
COLUMBIA, Mo., July a.-Mark Twain
has retired , fronj the .public platform
'. t orerer JI1 appearance at the Missouri
University, , where ,he received the de-J-
gree of JUkDiwas his last as a' public
speaker. ("Pleae announce. In the pa
,1 per, "said Twain, "that I have retired
forever from the public platform."
. When Jnteryle,wed concerning .the recent
dispatches to the effect that the Ger
man translations of his' works have been
excluded by the Russian authorities,
Mark Twain was not a bit worried.
ELECTION CONTEST.
, C. , W. llem, the ' Republican candi
date for Councilman of) the Eighth
Ward, has filed a contest against D. T.
. Vherrett, Otitens candidate. The
plaintiff sets forth in his complaint lr
, regularities committed In counting the
; Votes In prectacU 88, S7, 38, 89 and .
fit n wivts
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.WSHAWAB. July t It is reported
. . that the Ameer of Afghanistan has, mar
ried quietly 1 five wives.' They Included
the daughter of his Commander-in-Chief,
- Mohamad Amin tChan'lhe daughterof
tbe 'Governor of Herat Oasl tSaaduila
Khan, and the daughter) of three' other
great chief a.' t . 1 '' t .
' The Russian '. Governor- of Tashkand
has requested the Ameer that he be al
lowed to have an official representative
' at CabuX The Ameer' wishes to assent.
but the widow of the late Ameer is cos
til e and II exhorting the Ameer accord-
The -Yukon Goldseek-
ers Are Hunting
; New. Fields.
. (Journal Special Service.)
VANCOUVER, "B.' C. July 1-, -f
A systematic search is being made
for the new placer fields In the Tu-
kon territory. Operations have
been commenced on. the Hootailn- 4
qua River, , and If unsuccessful 4
there the search will continue on
down .tbe Yukon River below Fly
Fingers and prospect the streams 4-
flowing, .north.
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Hon. Michael Henry Herbert.
The new Ambassador of dreat Brit-
in to the United States. He
, gucceeds the late Lord
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TO GROW TEA
IN TEXAS SOIL
PORT XAVACA.-Tex.T July J.-Actlve
preparations are "being made for experi
menting in tea culture in mis section ox
Texas. -The conditions of soil , and .cli
mate In this vicinity , are believed to be
well adapted for ta raising, better In
fact than in South Carolina, where the
cultivation of the plant has passed the
experimental' stage 'and I now being
grown;- for the market. ? The Carolina
Coast has the advantage of a more
plentiful rainfall, : but this difficulty can
be overcome her .through the medium
of irrigation work already constructed,
Negro women and children, together with
Mexicans from .across the border; will
furnish an lnexhaustabie supply of cheap
labor. " ' - "
The experiment will be watched with
close Interest over the state, for its suc
cea will mean a new and highly profit
able crop added to the list and a big
increase In the land value -of tbe Coast
country. . u v
About Automobiles.
At ,jCony. Island race course recent
ly, there were assembled 100 electric cabs
and a many private automobile.
The . Automobile Club of Bridgeport,
Conn., will hold a 60-mlle endurance race
on July 4. The maximum, speed to ,b
allowed J II miles an hour.
The Automobile Club of America has
announced the following result of a 100
mile race; bitely, run,: wherein IS steam
and 28 gasoline machines finished, each
having made one or more stops: Average
cost for steam carriages, $1.40; average,
coat per passenger, C7H cent. . Gasoline
carriage cost 7J cent per vehicle, or H
cents ier pasaenger,: or a fraction over
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FIREWORKS
FIREWORIS
Remember, all our FIREWORKS are manufactared by the
most celebrated Pain and Rochester Firework Companies of
New. York. iSIo Inferior roods handled by us. v. We carry tbe
lar&rest stock of this line la the Northwest Have many large
For afViTOWN Display Purposes.
Also Chinese and Japanese CURIOS. MATTINQ, RUQS, Etc
ANDREW KAN & CO.
Corner Fourth and Morrison Sit.
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Cousin of the White
Czar AViji , Arrive
. this Week.
(Journal Special Service.)
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Preparatlon
are being made at the Rualsan Embassy
for tb reception and entertainment of
the Grand Duke Boris, first cousin of the
Czar, who is expected to arrive . In. this
country within the next few, days. Upon
his arrival the Oratid Duke will ' come
direct to Washington, where s series ,of
fetes are planned In his honor. . Be will
be presented to the president, but Will
not expect any public functions Ja his J
nonor, as ne is traveling unomciauy,
thought not Incognito, While n the
United States he expect . to devote con
siderable time to investigation of the
Immigration problem and the condition
of American citisens of Russian, extract'
tlon in the United States.
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4. (Journal Special Service.)
DALLAS, Tex., July 8,7-The annual
meeting of the, Texas Bar Association la
session here today Is attended by - scores
of prominent lawyer and Jurist from
all parts of the atate. . Prominent among
the participant are Judge T. J. Brown of
the SupremeCourt, Hon. C."H. Miller of
Austin, Hon. Maco Stewart of Galves
ton, Hon. Yancey Lewis of the University
of Texas, Hon. Qeorge E. filler of Port
Worth, Hon. John C. Harris of Houston
and Hon. R. W. Hall, of Vernon.
Charges Were Dismissed.
The charge of larceny against Robert
Patterson, a North End saloon man, and
Thomas Fallon, his bartender, was dis
missed In the Ppllce Court '(yesterday.
They were charged with robbing a cus
tomer of 123. The victim refused to proses
cue. .' '
A NEW ROAD
FOR MEXICO
' (Journal Special Service.)
CITT OF MEXICO. July 2.-A charter
has just been granted by the Mexican
Government to the Tuxpam Valley Rait
roao, an enterprise promoted by St.
Loul capitalist., The line J to run from
the port of Tuxpam to a point on the
proposed Mexican Central (whl is be
ing built from the City of Mexico to
Tamplco) at or near Jabonera, a dis
tance of about TO miles. The new road
will give this city line to the Gulf
Coast about 60 mile shorter than by
the Tamplco or Vera Crus route, and
the . line -Will .-run, through one of the
richest valley to be found In the f Re
public. fTh? uotual work of construc
tion Is to Wcommenced as soon as the
location-suFveyvila been completed.1 ;
Kli:tEd;HIS WIFE.
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(Journal -Special Service.) '
KBW TCRKi ' July l-Davlo 8. Burn-
aide, 24 years of age, residing In Brook
lyn, haa shot and killed hi wife, Lillian,
aged St year. vln a concert saloon- on the
Bowery at. Coney Island, and thea fired
a bullet Into hls-own head, with probably
fatal effect "The; couple had been mar
ried two weeks-Vi ' ; "
AM0N6-THE
WHEECMEW
Prizes Offered for Two Motor-
cycle Iutes July Fourth.
Eugene Hochilof the firm -of Blumauer
& Hoch, and. Charles Bullock of this City
combined business with pleasure by mak
ing a trip in Mr. Hoch's automobile, to
the head of the WlUamette valley and
return last week. They started' Tuesday
and proceeded as far, a Albany, .on the
east side, crossed., the Willamette to-Cor-vallis
and came down on the-west side,
taking, in all the towns en route, reaching
Portland Saturdtvy. With iio attempt at
fast riding, the average speed maintained
.was 15 miles an hour.: The heavy rains
encountered the. first few days out mad
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time to come. AsK';;sbnie rider ;!bf; a VMhere ltddaj
gone tomorrow99 wheel who has met with an accident
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the roads difficult to travel, but, on the
whole, the country highway were found
fully as good for automobile riding a
many of the atreets of Portland.
.OTORCTCIJ RACES,
, Arrangement have been made by the
Fourth of July committee for two motor
cycle races at Irvlngton track July E.
The first and second prizes decided upon
for , the five-mile event are 115 and $5,
respectively. The winners of the first
and second prises in the two-mile ' race
will receive HO and 13.
. . Outsiders ' will be - permitted . to . enter.
Among those" frUm up the Valley who
have promised to compete are Al Kurt a
and J. K. Berry i of Corvallls. Portland
riders will also run. " V '
It has been found Impracticable to have
an. automobile race..' Those who . own au
to are 'not anxious to advertise to.. the
world ,that they have a machine that
can't keep up with, someone' else, so the
eveht, which would prove highly interest
ing to the public, has been declared off
by the eommlttea . If all competitor
could possibly attain- a. high rate of speed
and coem out eyen, the odium of defeat
would be eUmtnated. but this feat can
never be accomplished. . '
A valuable Orient .bicycle wa stolen,
from T. C. Powell, in the Chamber of
Commerce building June 21 The wheel
is new, bearing the number 78,310. The
number of the license tag Is 10t Mr.
Powell has put the case Into the hands
of the Sheriff, who ha offered a reward
of H5 for the arrest of the thief and tha
recovery of the wheel. ' '
R. O. Fowler of the Fred T. Merrill
bicycle house left Sunday for Dayton anU
Baker City to set up. new automobile
and give the buyers Instructions how to
operate them. . '" . t
BEING THE
Bmggies
LARGEST DISTRIBOTERS OF
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IN THE? NORTHWEST, WE ARE IN A POSITION TO SELL
YOU THE BEST VEHICLE FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
OUR LINE INCLUDES THE
FOLLOWINQ STANDARD MAKES: ; '
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Henney, Mitchell and our
- Owii Special Bee tine
. Than which, there fa tothinz better made In the raedium-pirked line.
v - , ; f-4 ,tiargaln prices, to make room for new goods, i " .
MITCHELL AND SNELL BICYCLES
For $25.00 and $35.00
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A FEW SPECIAL BAROAINS IN BIKES. s " ; v 'rV,
L $50.00. WHEELS FOR, $20.00. SOME OTHERS IN PROPORTION.
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