, 1888-11-01
COAST DISPATCHES.
Pete Dueber Says that Wardner
Wouldn't "Put Up"
NO FURTHER USE FOR AMERICA.
whaling Vessels In an Ice JAM. The
western Union Manager at Col
fax Arrested.

REVIEW 50 w ", AtOoos uOhAVStsstN "nSAA Ah
of Clatsop county, and Mark Mass, q re-
publican resident Of this city, wagered
$1,000 each, this morning, on the general
result of the election. There Ia plenty of
Harrison money begging for democrats to
cover it. G. G. Scott of the Gilman last
evening received telegram from P.
Hueber, of Spokane, reading: Five
thousand dollars OF Harrison money. do
you want it2 This morning Mr.. Scott wired
to Spokane asking where the money was
to be deposited. Up to noon only $4,000
of democratic coin was prepared to COM
bat with the $4,000 of Spokane money.
Senator j. N. Dolph spoke tonight
at The Dales to large audience.
He. will arrive here tomorrow forenoon
and tomorrow night a grand reception
will be held at the courthouse here under
Morton clubs of Portland and East Port.
land. Senator Dolph is expected to speak
on that occasion. Speeches will also be
made by Judge George II. Williams and
Ex-Governor George l.. Woods.
Articles of incorporation OF the Bartlett
Bay Packing company have been filed.
The incorporators are A. b. Ford ID. w.
Crowley and A. q. Murray. The capital
stock is $4,000. The principal office is at
Portland.
Mrs. Ida Simmons has begun suit for
divorce from her husband, Lewis. They
were married in this city January 5. 1885.
The plaintiff asks to resume her maiden
name of Ellis. Cruel treatment is the
cause of the separation.
Last night about o'clock tramp en-
tered the back gate Of Mrs. SAVERS resi-
dence on Taylor street. between Park and
Eighth, and asking the lady's little son If
Mrs. Reed lived there, he seized him by
the throat and started into the house. The
little fellow managed to cry out when as
sistance came but the tramp took fright
and fled before he could be captured.
George Hanlon is the 13.year old boy,
recently sentenced by Juge Stearns to one
year in prison for completely in safe
robbery. In view of his extreme youth
sent the lad to the Catholic school at Van
couver. Here he behaved so badly
that they would not keep him.
The boy is incorrigible. He says
They might as well send me to the pen.
itentiary first as lasts will not stay any
where else."
This afternoon Frank Hacheney and
Eva Stemme. executors of the will of +.
]. w. Stemme. began suit against
1t is claimed that Stemme had one-third
interest in mortgage upon the Monumental
Silver Mining Company worth $4,000
No part of this ever has been turned over
to the estate of the deceased
Manager w. II. Holcomb of the Oregon
Ra;lwavS q Nay;oat;on Comnanv ,eft this
afternoon for Roston to confer fy w,,h NJ
CT. Adams concernino matters connect.
ed with fine vice presidsncv of tba Jinion
Pacific. TO which Mr.. Holcomb has
iust been elected bv the hoard Of directors
tie will shortly return before taking
charge Of the affairs OF the new Office.
which will make his residence at Omaha
Mr.. Holcomb will for the present. retain
the general management of the o. r. &
N and will have the general manaoer
and assistant general manaqer under him
ON the Union Pacific system. while he will
nav freouent visits 70 the office in this citv
The case of Richard u Janeway. The
Young postmaster of Yanbill county. who
stole some letters from the mails last
spring and was subsequently released upon
furnishing bond in the sum Of $500, with
his father, Benjamin Janeway, and a
neighbor named Holston as sureties,
was called, and the accused not
responding. his bail was de-
clared forfeited. Janeway's fathe,,
secured his sons liberty by swearing he
was worth $1,000 when, in fact, he was
absolutely penniless. When his neipbbor
learned this he caused the elder Janeway's
arrest, and for several months he has been
in iaiI awaiting his trial which takes
suffer.
PORTLAND, Oct. 26.--Special to THE
Review. suit of ]. j. Whitney
against d. r. N. blackburn contestin1
the Linn county iudeeshin election. has
been dismissed by Judge Boise on the
ground of the illerality of the mode Of the
Contest. in not making specific allepotions
as TO the alleged illegal voters. Tie case
III 4
Bur9lars attempted TO enter the resi-.
dence of Thomas Wallace Last NIGHT. He
6red two shots at them. when the1 fied
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