Portland evening journal., July 22, 1902, Page 1, Image 1

BIG FIGHTERS ARE
BOTH
CONFDENT
They Are in the Pink; of Con
' dition-Road. Work today,
Odds AreTwo to One oh i: Jeffries, Today
: But Eastern ' Sports Have ;Wads of
v 7. Fitzsimmons Money ;
(Jou
urnal Special Berrlea)
SAN, FRANCISCO, July 22. -C2 p. .)-
Jtttsslnnnons u out on the road early
this moraine y Ha walked to the park, a
distance of two miles, and running back,
worked hs shoulders at every step. This
afternoon he did light exercising la the
Olympic gymnasium.
Jeffries was also out on the road this
.. . (7 . . ..
morning. , He sprinted tlma and time
again, returning oorered with presplra
tlon. " This ' afternoon he boxed, eight
round before the Merchants' Club of
Oakland, with ttia brother Jack and Ken
nedy. ' H showed up In apleadld condi
tion, and lk faater and stronger than when
he fought Fits before. Hie sow welgha
Hi, . Both men seem to have full con
fldenca. The betting la now I to 1 with
i, . ) . v . " i , ......
Jeff on the lone end. There la plenty of
Pita money la sight, aa the Esstern eporta
are beginning to arrive In number. The
ale of tickets has already reached the
po,000 mark and the Indication are that
there will Ve a 150.009 bouse. -
STRONG HAS VANISHED
May Yohe Mourns Her Jewels
and the Captain :SiM6ther
is Prostrated.
(SorippS-McRaa News Association,)
NEW YORK, July 22. The statement la
made tbia afternoon that Mrs. strong,
the mother of Putnam Bradley Strong,
for whom the police are searching to find
out what he did with 2K),000 worth of
May' Tohe'a Jewels, is seriously. 111. Her
son's, escapade Is said to have caused- her
'ilUhesiV : : . a ... .
May Tone this morning threw all the
articles Captain Strong left behind him
at , the cottage on the Hudson Into the
reflise pUa,, .:f ' .' "'. '
4- The i police have found no trace of
Strong. Nearly every pawnshop in the
city has been .searched for the missing
Jewelry, but only a small portion of it
has been located. - '.,.."..' ,
CHICAGO
of Oregon City. The steamer Albany will
leave the foot of Washington street at
7:30 this evening, returning at 11:30.
MYSTERY
Police Are" at Sea Over
; Robbery toftMasdhic
Temple Deposit
Vaults.
CHXCAOO. July if. Ths poUce are en
tlretr without clues to the alleged rob
bery of the Mesonlo Temple safety de
posit Vaults. All of the employes were
questioned last night;,, but nothing tangi
ble was adduced.
The president of the company admitted
today that none of the employes of the
concern received over ITS per month,-, and
that his salary is only, 860.
mMm:
Red Men of Oregon
Are Gathered in
ave.
She Great Council of Oregon, Improved
Order of Red Men, began its annual ses
sion this morning In the A. O. U. W.
' building. In the neighborhood of 75 dele
gate were present from the various tribes
In the state,- The organisation , has a
membership . close, . tov 1,000.. 1 The council
will also be1 in session .tomorrow. v
The greater portion of the morning waa
- consumed by. the 'committee examining
the credentials of the representatives. &
Lewis King. Great Saohem, presided at
the meeting. This afternoon .the election
of the-Ortat Chiefs will occur. . ; "'
' - The officers to be elected are known as
the Great Sachem, - Great Senior Sags
mors. Great , Junior , Sagamore, - Great
Prophet, Great Chief ': of Records and
Great Keeper of Waropumlt la general
ly conceded that 3V B. Boeder, of Pendle
ton, wlfl be eecled aa Great Sachenv as
he is not known to have any- opposition
' for the position. ( . ' (' ,
, t In the evening the delegates will go by
' , ' boat to Oreron ; City to witness ' the il
lumination' of Willamette Fall. . Below
the talis a war. dance 'will be given on
the rooks by 'member of Wacheno Tribe
CORN PRICES
JUMP AGAIN
. (8crIpps-McRae News Association.)
' CHICAGO. July 22. There was ' a sen
sational .spurt In corn on the Board of
Trade -Just before ; the close this after
noon, whan . the. price advanced rapidly
from 60H to 67. closing at 6H. -Buying
by the shorts caused the Jump.
Tomorrow it is- expecUd to see the
suueese In full operation, with no let-up
untlfthe men in the deal are convinced,
that there sho further use for mslntaln
ing a. high price. , ;-':"v-
TO INSPECT STEAMSHIPS.
I United Inspectorf of steam vessels and
hulls. Edwards and Fuller, will inspect
two big ocean steamships, the Columbia,
on the, Portland-San Francisco route,
and the . Oriental liner Indrasamha, this
week. The Columbia will be tested Fri
day, July 25, the next day after her ar
rival from San Francisco. ' . .
' The British steamship Indrasamha, now
loading Jlour. for the Orient, will be in-
f Inspected , some time. ; before Saturday,
likely tomorrow. This Is the ship's first
Visit to PorUand. Under i the rules all
vessels engaged tn the passenger and
freight trade, .local orvforeign, must un
dergo an inspection at least once a
year. . This being the Britisher's first voy
age to this port, jiiaks it necessary to
put her thcough the examination.
Monday " Messrs. Edwards , and Fuller
will go to Astoria to inspect the Ilwaco
Hallway., Navigation Compans
steamer Naheotta,' The Nahcotta runs
between Astoria , and Ilwaco. She Is a
propeller-boat,': and carries passengers
and freight. At this time of the year she
Is largely patronised by1 beach tourlsta
NO JURISDICTION
Justice Reid Dismisses Larceny
J Case Against BeyressJ
-Justice of the Peace Raid banded, down
his decision this morning In the case of
I T. Beyress, who- represents rtbe Na
tional ? Passenfer Association,, and .was
charged by C. B. Sexby and W. O. Lucas
with the larceny ot two railroad tickets.
Justice Held held that Inasmuch as the
action, was brought on .a complaint. In
order to have Jurisdiction an information"
should have been filed,, and then the Jus
tice Court could try it out,
v But, even if it had been an Information,
Justice Raid Is of the opinion that the
evidence was not sufficient to warrant
hlra In holding Beyress . guilty, so " the
ease was 4ismlsse4 'j- , 4:
MMsaaiiiHsseMMasssaeassaBBBMBssasNsaeM 1 .
Plcnlol Plonlc I " Ask your crocer If 'be
can't tell you,' ask. some' Uve grocer..
NO.CLUETO; P
: THE MYSTERY
(Scrlppe McRse News Association.) .
- NEW YORK. July tt Wm. H, Tuthill,
the man In the Xatlmor' case, was the
principal witness in today's session ot
the coroner's inquiry . Into the mysterious
shooting of Latimer. He declared that his
relations with Latimer and his wife were
cordial and at the time of Latimer's
death were good friends. . He denied that
the relations with Mrs. Latimer were 1m
proper. HU sUtement was flawless, and
left little or no opening to connect him
with the crime. . M.
Mrs. Latimer, the, widow of.the'mur.
dered man. was the next witness.' She
said the man who shot her husband wore
a black mask and that she bad no doubt
he waa a burglar. " - ..
lUKOllttl
i -, . .
(tiki n
Britain May' Profit by
John MacKay's
Death.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
LONDON, July .-The BrltUh govern
ment Is likely to prove that John W.
Mackay waa domiciled in England, and to
collect 11.000,000 death duty. '
Mrs. Mackay Is so prostrated by her
husband's death that doctors were sum
moned today. They ordered her 1 to i take
a complete rest ' ' -
The date on which the deceased million
aire's body will be taken, to America,
wTiere it will be Interred, has not yet
been decided upon.
I MIC
, III Mil
Prince Cupid Leads a
Supcesstul Party : : !
Breakaway- !
HONOLULU, H. T.. July 15.The Ha
waiian Home Rule party, after a stormy
session, during which the younger ele
ment of natives, led by Jonah Kalanla
naole (Prince Cupld left the hall, bolting
the convention, renominated Robert W.
Wlloox as Congressional delegate. The
bolters then formed a new party, Hul
Kuokoa" (non-partisan), and called a
convention. The split occurred over the
adoption of the Constitution, of the Gov
ernment party.
ffli. Lin
Irish Brigade Was Not
Composed, of Irish
at All. .
(Scrlpps-McRae News Associatloh.) '
, LONDON, July , 22. Colonel Arthur
Lynch, who Is accused ot treason for
fighting with the Boers, was arraigned
today and again remanded. . '
. Albrecht VlUoen, an ex-member of the
Irish Brigade, with which .. Lynch was
connected, testified that the members ot
the brigade were no more Irish than he
himself is.
Taylor Quits Railroading.
. It will be a matter of surprise to bis
legion ot friends to learn that George S.
Taylor, the widely known railroad man,
Is about to be metamorphosed Into a life
insurance man, but such is the fact. On
August I he will drop his duties aa ticket
agent here for the Wisconsin Central and
become special agent for the New Tork
Life Insurance Company in Portland. Mr.
Taylor will cease Juggling with coupon
tickets and take "risks" with policies,
Mr. .Taylor's local record has been a
most excellent -one. It has continued
through many years of service and every
man la Railroad Row Is the warm friend
of George Taylor. He will be a, success
ful .Insurance man for the sameTeason
that, he has been a successful railroad
manbecause he Is willing to work,' Mr.
Taylor's ..record is as" follows; t?":?."?'"
Assistant ticket agent for 'the O. R
N Co., In Portland, front 180 to 1892;
general agent ot the passenger, 'depart
ment of the Rock Island from 1882 to U84;
district passenger agent for the Wiscon
sin Central from 1894 to 189S; subsequently
ticket agent tor the Union Faqlfio and af.
ter thst for the Burlington. After leav
ing the Burlington be again returned to
his present position with the .Wisconsin
Central. ' i r, (ii h,'
WHEAT JURJKET. , ,
fi. ' W .A-'1'"' :'L'vsssaaaslsMsaMiBSBSBL' ',u'" rit'' ' U'
, (Scrlpps-McRae .News Association.) t
BAN FRANCISCO, . July . tt.-WaeeV
W77o. '- - . -----
BATTLE
PENDING
Yankee Warship Will
gotoV Protect the -Foreigners
at
rCape Haytien.
(Scrtppg-McRae News Association,)
WASHINGTON,. July 22.-The State
Department has called upon tbs navy for
a warship to be sent to Cape Haytien,
Haytl, to protect American Interests and
also the oltlsens ot other countries there.
The request 4s based upon the' following
dispatch the jnlted States consul at Cape
rtaytlent".';,'lf :,':".
"Troop and a government warship are
approaching to bombard Cape Haytien,
There is greet excitement among foreign
ers as to-'theJr psrsonal safety."
"T
(Journal Special Service.)
HOUSTON, 'July 22.-A thousand South
ern Psclflo shopmen have returned to
work here,, likewise the strikers at San
Antonio and E3 Paso, compromising on
an S per' cent raise hers and arbitration
in the othfcr cases.'
MEN AND WOMEN
Adidtted to Public Baths To
'. v , morrow Night.
Ths management jOfe public swim
ming' baths have, decided to keep them
open tomorrow night from 7 to s:W o'clock
when men and women will be both admit
ted.. Messrs. Holmaa. and Samuels have
benv debating the: question-of admitting
the sexes pBomeTtlme and finally set
apart ' tomorrow evening as an expert-
meht-j s. :.Jl--if'- ' - - '
Many women-are .kept away from en
Joying, a, cool plunge In the river through
a.deilcaty.of f ppearfng In a public bath
ing place without a male escort. It is
w1 the object of giving such persons a
chance to. V enjoys ig heslthy por' ithat
an exception bas'Jeea made to the regular
rules. Women must remember, . though,
that they are required to furnish their
own bathing suits but 4he men can pro
cure them at the baths at the usual nom
inal rental charge.
A well acquainted person will be sta
tioned at the entrance to the baths so
disreputable persons might Just as well
stay away.i and save the walk, as they
will be refused admittance,
The public baths have been? such a suc
cess so far this season that 'Messrs. Hol
man and Samuels, the promoters, are al
ready making plan for next, summer. They
have decided, among other improvements.
to Just -double the capacity of the hatha
Another enclosure, the same else as the
present one, will be built directly abreast
of the one now In use.
FILIPINO COINS.
X (Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
WASHINGTON, July It all the de
signs submitted for the new Philippine
coins authorised by ths last 'session o
Congress, those drawn by Flgbsdos, a
native Filipino artist,, has been adjudged
the best and will probably be adopted.
dom in
- CScrlppe-McRae News Association.)
. RARRISBURG, Pa.,- July J2.-William
Flier this morning phot and killed .his
wtfe and Harry Bennett with whom he
claimed bla wife was intimate.
Coming Back to Portland.
Dorsey Smith, who was for so long a
time the private secretary of President
Mohler, of the O. R. ft N. Company, is
now In New Tork, Mr, Smith left Port
land last February to enjoy a well-earned
rest la Europe. Since that time he has
visited every country on the continent,
save alone, perhaps, Turkey. He will re
turn, it is understood, to Portland, with
Mr. , Mohler, when he , comes back from
Ms -present visit East. There Is no more
popular nor better liked young man in
the service of the O., R, ft N. Company
tSan Smith, and his friends will be glad
to see him back again. ,
Another Surveying Party.
Another party of street surveyors were
put .to work this morning by City En
gineer Elliott. H. S. Newell is the new
surveyor.' F. Branris," the transit man
and J. Sherlock end C. Walsh are rodmaa
and chainman. This latest crew will Work
on new. streets on the Bast Bide., r'!
Cars from Third and Yamhill street
for Mount Tabor make direct connections
with , the Miniature Railway, In oper
ation this evening. Don't miss it
-Now, id the
JLAAJUU
ve'
MAY NEVER V
BE CAUGHT
: i ' r
Tracy Believed by Some Jo Be
i Making His Way East
(Journal Special Service.)
SEATTLE!, July 22. The hunt for Con
vict Tracy seems to have been abandoned
entirely and the outlaw is now free to
ream the woods at ease at least, until
ho. again. makes bis appearance at some
farmhouse for food.
It has been proven beyond, doubt that
Tracy did not. have two ex-convicts with
blm In ths cabin at Sawyer Lake, and
also that the story that he was badly
wounded by buckshot from J. A. Bunco's
gun was absolutely unfounded. The
story of the seriousness of the wounds
S " ' .
was given out by an ex-convict, who 1m
posed upon Sheriff Cudihee. t
Tracy may have esoaped across the
mountains from Covington, and some . ot
the "officers fear he may now never be
captured. They believe that he will dis
guise himself and make his way to some
Esstern city.
PROMOTED IN
SMITH'S ROOM
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
i WASHINGTON, July 21-The President
today appointed Col. Thos. Ward, a
brlgadier-generai to fill the vacancy cre
ated by Oen. Jacob Smith's retirement.
. GETS SMITH'S PLACE.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Oeneral Fred
Grant has. been offered the command of
tbe Department of Texas to which Gen
eral Jacob Smith had been assigned be
fore bis retirement.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.).
WASHINGTON, July IB.-Minlster
Bowen, at Caracas, cables that ths port
of Carupano has been declared block
aded. SITUATION CRITICAL.
WASHINGTON, July U-MinUUr Bow
en, at Caracas, Venesuela, today cables
the State Department as follows:
"Tho gunboat Marietta la to proceed to
ascertain the facts of the blockade at
Carupano.'' An' attack 'upon Puerto Cabello
is expected hourly by the government and
President Castro has expressed his inten
tion of proceeding to that place."
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British King Improves
Faster as Days
Go by.
(Bcripps-McRae News Association.) .
COWES. July; 22.-The King walked yes
terday for the first time since the opera
tion wss performed upon him, four weeks
ago. His : Majesty continues to Improve
In all respects.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
BOSTON, July 23. A large number of
anti-Imperialists Including Chas. Francis
Adams, Moorfield Storey and Julian God
man, have gone to Be Ions Landing at
Lake George, to Join other leaders ot the"
movement in a meeting of a special com
mittee to Investigate affairs fev the Phil
ippines and. to secure publicity of the)
facta It is possible that after the meet
ing, a statement of the facts developed
will.be sent to President Roosevelt. '
THE WEATHER.
.',-. .; 1
' Showers ' and thunderstorms have oc
curred In Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota,
Montana and New Mexico, ' Light rain
has also fallen in extreme northwestern
Washington,
- It Is cooler In esstern Oregon,' eastern
Washington and Idaho and warmer tn
UUh, northern California, southwestern
Oregon, eastern Montana- and the central
valleys. ' '
"Tbs Indications are for fair and warmer
Weather tn this district 'Wednesday, ,
Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednesday;
warmer Wednesday; northerly winds.
,Wshtngtoti: Fslr tonight and Wed
nesday;' warmer Wednesday, except near
ooast; northwesterly winds. -
v'iJdahor Fair Honlght and , Wednesday;
warmer-WedResday. , -
. 4 . EDWARD A. BEALS. u
-- - forecast OfflclaU ,
TO ATOMS
Laborer Dropped Can of Giant
Powder-Three Killed.
,f - The horribly mangled remains of Francisco OUverio and Rassaels Dep.,
f pobto arrived here by boat from The Dalles yesterday afternoon and were
taken to Dunning ft Campion's undertaking parlors to be prepared for
burial, r . . - . . '. . , '- y
f : These men were killed, with ene other whose name could not be learned.
In an explosion Sunday about two miles from Lyle, the western terminus
4- of the new Columbia ft Northern Railroad. - - v IW
A gang; of Italian laborers were engaged In blasting for the roadbed,
' when one of the men dropped a 60-pound box of giant powderv It exploded
with terrific force, "killing the three outright and wounding T. Robertino so
f seriously that his life is despaired of. The wounded man was also brought
to this city and taken to St. Vincent's hospital, where he now hovers be
f tween lite, and death. . . -.. a, ,. ,
f An Inquest was, held on the two bodies at The Dalles Sunday night,' and
fa verdldt was brought in on the lines set forth., ' i , . 1- " 4 , . '
f No attempt was made to gather p the fragmentary remains of the man
f who drqpped the giant powder, as he wss literally blown to atoms, no part
t- of his body being found except a small portion ot the skull.
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.HimV.HJ ULULIHUL
THE VOTE ON
GOVERNOR
Figures Showing ; Correct Re
turns of Various Counties,
SALEM, July B.-The abstract of votes
cast for Governor at the general election
held June I, J9Q2, compiled from state
ments furnished by the County Clerks of
the various counties, of the state from
the official abstracts (lied In their offices,
Is given below, and will show some Inter
esting figures:
COUNTY.
Baker
Benton ....
Clackamas
Clatsop ...
Columbia .,
Coos
Crook ,
Curry ......
Douglas ...
Gilliam ...
Grant .....
Harney ,
Jackson ,mm,.
josepoine
Klamath ..
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Multnomah
Polk
Sherman ...
Tillamook .,
Umatilla ...
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler ....
Yamhill
ii
9
1.171
842
1721
7
Vf
638
182
1,884
. H15f
424
125:
414
828
11721
m
649
2.846
614
8,222
1.121
.811
412
823
1,174
1.348
iS2
1.S08
Totals ...41.86741,681 S.483I 8,771
h
2.113
l.lt3
- 8031
1.1
hi
HQ
-820
458
1.823
. 01
491
1,432
-618
1,766
,613
2.623
659
7,481
1.001
627,
609
1.911
1,060
631
104
1.811
.. 437
1,4041
o
la
IS-
66
93
138
. 62
S4
115
12
3
,80
86
8
122
' ta
167
14
831
20
268
66
493
156
,97
82
156
147
23!
159
231
171
If"
137
49
8M
107
6a
177
47
.
lOi
,-'
64
45
182
118
23
' 18
131
112
184
18
164
27
812
. 80
' , 23
51
lg
9
129
81
-7
113
Total vote cast, 90,692.
plurality, 27. '
Chamberlain's
Great Central Progress.
The Great Central Railway la stlli
moving. . Chief Engineer ' McKinney will
not return to Portland for ' a few days,
as be is busy. ln the Coos Bay Region,
Just where the company will make Its
western terminal Is not yet announced' to
the public
F. M. McLean, who has charge of the
construction of the dock to-be built on
Coos Bay, either at Empire or seme
other point will leave this evening on
the steamer Alliance for that point. Mr.
McLean will take down with him a pile
driver, nails, bolts, tools, etc., to build
the dock. The engine was shipped last
week that will operate the; pile driver,
and matters will soon begin to move at
aiively gait. , . .",
llitT (I
TWQS TA010
Twelve Hundred Men
Couldn't Catch Two
Filipinos. f ;V -
(Soripps-McRae News Association.)
MANILA, P. I., July, tt-The drive ore '
ganlsed In Cavlte province last week fofl ,
the capture of Fellsardo and Montallon,
the Ladrone chiefs, has failed. The chief si
broke through the Cordon and escaped
to the mountains. Twelve hundred con-
tabula ry were engaged In the drive, cov
ering'an area of square aallos. :-
QUAKES III :
; fljnra
Fresh Volcano Shocks
Terrify People of !;
the Island. '
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.) ;
KINGSTOWN, St Vincent Island, July)
22. A severe earthquake shock on Mon
day morning greatly frightened the peo '
pie here. 1 , ' J ''.'. , h
Manyof them remained In the' streets)
all last night, fearing k renewal of the)
ahocks, - ' i
Property was damaged to a consider
able extent. - V.-.J
ii
ROME, iuly t2.-Cardlnal LedochowskY
prefect of ths Sacred Congregation ot theL
Propaganda here died this morning,
DUMOtlT III Hli
Ocrlpps-McaRe News Association.) ; ';
NEW TORE; Julq 22.W84ntoa Dumont)
arrived here todar and will make, ant
ascension at Brighton Beach. ' .ji
BATHINQ -Jffi5&, I WOODARD, I FRUIT Jar I QARDEN I
.Sf CLARKE "Jffeet
Oregon 5HAVINQ French Ice Cream. . Feilther ;PNq
Souvenir -Brushes Tonight ano! Sunday n.. ttevvn '
Card! Oc tO Caramel and Vanilla Du5tera . rVNa
$1.00 $4.00 FRENCH LEMON ICS lCWp $l.l9cp
RAZORS
Our ANTON "BERG. SWEDISH
strictly hand made
Res $2 S5, Special $2.19
Dickenson's Witch Hazet, pt-iac
Robertloe reduced to .............. .ajc
MOth Balls, pound................... 6c
SYRINGES
MARVEL WHIRLING SPRAY
. . j SAFETY u v
Special.: .$3.19
POCKET KNIVES "
MANICURE SCISSORS '
v SCISSORS OP ALL KINDS
SUB-STATION POSTOFF1CE NOW OPEN IN OUR 'ANNEX.
BanJSeld-Veysey Fuel Co.
SLAB WOOD
Get your orders in early and cjlve your wood a cfcar.ra t) ty.
- of5cc: ,No. co ti::?j
ORE. PttONB. MAIN 333
COLUMBIA, m