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THE MORNING OBEGONIAN, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1903. port from the committee on episcopacy men, more than balf of whom, were GLAD IT IS ALL OVER! determining the status of superannuated IN wounded, and 20 guns. bishops. The question was whether a re- KILL WAR GAME While the Japanese should receive First Agency Butterick Patterns and Publications June Delineator and Patterns on tired general superintendent shall perform credit for a remarkable victory, it Is sale June Fashion Sheets for the asking Artistic Picture Framing Window Shades to or- any episcopal functions. Dr. Neely was nevertheless the fact that the Russians at the front with an Impassioned appeal were outnumbered ten to one, and could der. Free lessons in all sorts of needlework, crocheting and knitting. Great sale of Suit Cases. not to make room for prelatlcal assump- hardly have prevented the crossing of Retiring tions by action that shall seem to indicate the river. The Russian methods and Greatest of Methodist Bishops that we regard the bishopric an order Shown by Japanese at Cross- guns are while the Japan- Greatest Mail-Ord- a Painful Duty. rather than what we have always held It ese are much more modern. The unex- er Mail-Ord- er to be, merely an office. ing of the Yalu. pected attack on Klu Leng Cheng, It Is Lipman,Wolfe&Co. Dr. Little made a powerful speech scout- certain, was much more costly to the House House ing the Idea of prelacy as Involved In the Japanese than if the original plan of Everything in Materials in Department second floor action proposed. With great force he using artillery fire to reduce the Rus- Artists' Art at the lowest contended that prelacy consists In a claim sian position had been adopted, but this Picture Framing Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Watches demagnetized. was impossible, owing to impetuosity LIST OF CANDIDATES GROWS of something magical in the ordaining MASKED the guaranteed. Drapery work. Agents "Robinson & Wells" Hats. Parker & Finn Waists. hand of the bishop, and not In a vote of BATTERIES WELL of Japanese soldjers. who would not be this body authorizing a superannuated held in check. , bishop to ordain. Others followed in strong Following the battle bands of Chinese debate, but the climax came when Dr. swarmed over the battlefield, stripping Buckley, as chairman of the committee, the dead of their clothing and accoutre- Delegates to the Methodist General made the closing speech supporting the Impetuosity of the Mikado's Troops ments. The Japanese were greatly en- Conference report. was a forensic achievement raged and soon established a system of Suits Less Rest After Week of It Be Than Half Could Not Stayed, and Their Price worthy his great reputation as a debater patrol to drive them away. Toll-Pul- pits of Los Angeles Con- and the applause, loud and d, Loss in the Charge Was The bargains that have come your way from the "Greatest Suit Store" this Churches Occupied. that followed his concluding laudation of sequently Very Heavy. EMPEROR SAYS FAREWELL. the venerable men whose prerogatlon was season have been many and great but those offered for today eclipse under review made the almost unanimous Empress and Grand Duke Michael adoption of the report a foregone con- any we've been able to give heretofore. What follows is sensational: clusion. Dr. Neely tipped Dr. Buckley With Him at March Past. LOS ANGELES, CaL. May 15. Today over In debate yesterday In discussion of SFECIAL. CABLE TO THE LONDON TIMES ST. PETERSBURG, May 15. At Tsar-koy-e was welcomed by the delegates to the a rule of order, but the champion still AND PORTLAND OREGONIAN. Zelo today the Emperor, the Em- Methodist General Conference as a day of wears his honors as the result of today's ANTUNG. May 13. The movements by press and Grand Duke Michael, the $35-$5- 0 Tailored Suits rest, after a week of continuous sessions struggle. which the Japanese won the battle of Klu said farewell to the trpops CA either of the conference or of the various The action had Is In effect as follows: Leng Cheng deserves to rank as among who are about to start for the Far East, committees. While enough visiting bishops The superannuated bishop is relieved from the cleverest in warfare since the Intro- The Empress accompanied the troops as On Sale Todav at AP&Lm4jJ obligation may choose concen- tfl and ministers volunteered their services the to travel, and duction of modern ordnance. The far as the pavilion in the palace grounds, to the pulpit supply committee to fill ev- his place of residence. He shall not be tration of his troops by General Kuroki where the royal party received the officers ery Protestant pulpit In the city and sub- assigned to the presidency of a conference was masterly In the extreme, as he suc- and noncommissioned officers. The troops The assortment is a most varied one every one of this season's best styles represented urban towns, at both morning and even- nor make appointments; but If requested ceeded in keeping the Russians in ignor- then passed before the pavilion, in front ing services, the great body of delegates by a bishop presiding he may take the ance of the fact that his left wing had of which they were afterward drawn up. materials used are those most highly favored by fashions the color range embraces all rested and talked over the events of yes- chair temporarily in a general or annual closed upon WIju until May 1. The soldiers cheered lustily on the ap- 30 that are modish this season. Workmanship is absolutely perfect terday's session of the conference. conference; and at request of a bishop The scene along the river on April proach of the Emperor, who personally in every detail every suit Sermons by the following bishops were presiding may ordain candidates previous- was peaceful in the extreme. Across the wished them God-spee- The ceremony the product of New York's highest-clas-s tailors. These suits sold at to fit ad- $35 CA preached today: Bishop H. W. "Warren, ly elected to orders. He may be an sandy bed of the Yalu meandered three was very quietly carried on. heretofore Choice of them today at r1 at Boyle's Heights Methodist Episcopal visory member of the board of bishops, sparkling blue streams, while beyond the The Emperor almost Immediately start- $50 plOi Church; Bishop D. H. Moore, Centennial and a member of the different boards and purple mountains of Manchuria stretched ed on a journey which will occupy the Methodist Episcopal Church; Bishop F. general committees of which bishops arc In an apparently endless vista. Only on next nine days, In which at nine different . Don't fail to see display in our corner window. "W. Warne, Boyle's Heights, evening; members. the southern slopes of the hills on the points the ceremony of bidding farewell Bishop J. H. Vincent, Vincent Methodist Bishop Hartzell made a report of his Corean side of the river was there any to departing troops will be repeated. No Episcopal Church, where dedicatory cere- work In Africa yesterday, giving a glow- evidence of war. official announcement has been made, but monies were held; Bishop Earl Cranston, ing account of the progress of our mis- Dropping our gaze from the far north to the railway officials have been notified of on Goods Hart-zel- valley Dress Blanchard's Hall; Bishop Joseph C. l. sions the Dark Continent. our feet we saw the black with the Emperor's departure, and troops are Specials Three Silk Extras First Methodist Episcopal Church, The Locomotive Engineers are in ses- men and horses, baggage and ammunition already lining the railway In anticipation Pasadena. sion in the city, and the conference ap- trains and aH of the paraphernalia of an of his coming. $1.27 Instead of $1.75 Everlastingly giving the most in style ex- All other Methodist pulpits in the city pointed a committee of three to convey army on the move. The suggestion was cellence and quality superiority for the least our salutations. A. N. army would cross the river; 44-in- ch and many of other denominations were FISHER. that that CHINESE LOOT COAL WORKS. On sale today Silk and Wool Crystal occupied by visiting that that croslng was inevitable, and that All-Wo- money has made this Portland's Greatest Silk clergymen. At the Bengaline de Soie 48-in- ch ol Chif- First Methodist Episcopal Church, this ELKS' REUNION AT CINCINNATI the possibility of defeat did not enter Store. "city. Dr. Joseph Berry led a large evan- the Japanese calculations. Drive Out Russian Force In Charge fon Voiles clingy brilliant fabrics a full gelical mass meeting and at Simpson's Shown by Rising Sun. Near Port Adams. complement of street and evening shades. Auditorium Br. M. North, George Elaborate Preparations for Entertain- The Best $1.25 Silk Foulards at 85c Frank up hills op- YANG, May 15. P. Pcckham and J. "W. Bashford made ad- ment Covering Five Days. When the rising sun lit the LIAO Chinese soldiers Champagne, Helio, Mode, Cadet, Royal, posite, Japanese soldiers in thousands yesterday attacked the railway coal mines We place on sale today 50 Dress Lengths dresses to a large crowd. LOUIS, 15. Cream, Castor, ST. May The programme for strung In single file Reseda, Tan. All-Sil- rd Hazard's Pavilion was crowded to over- could be descried out occupied by the Russian administrative of Cheney Bros.' best k Foulards 15-ya- flowing the National reunion of the Benevolent trekking along the bridle path and in the afternoon to listen to a and of held force, near Port Adams, and drove out a price which allows you to sermon by W.

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