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V t ,., ;,t. r ;. ' f he 0Mt VOL. LIU ASTOKIA, OKCCOX. SATl'KDAY. JILY -'0, IWI. NO, 170 ECLiPSE HARD1URE Cg. Plumbers and Steamfilters HOI. IJ AC1HMTH I-OU R27 RON 13 FISHING TACKLE Tenuis, Croquet, and all Kind of GRIFFIN Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS Suilit if hII kinds Ht lowest rut, for fishermen, Furnient nul Ieijjgirs. A. V. ALLBN, l.ykL0.dJnl!?15J!lL5trti! (g-,' . yjayl Tt . ftp W. J. Scully, We Rent New NEW ZEALAND HUE INSURANCE dPffl Of New Zealand W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco. UNLIMITED LIABILITY SubHcriboil Capital, Puil-ui Cittiittil, Assets, Assets in United States, Surplus to Toliey Holders, Has boon Underwriting on tho Pacific Coast ovet twenty-two years. SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. C; J. TR Commission, Brokerage, Insurance and Shfelnj. SUPERIOR STEEL RANGES STUB 13 T Maseliall, Ciolf, Sjmrtiii (ioods & REED WE ARE SELLING AGENTS Moore's Steel Cooks CARLOAD JUST RECEIVED 4ji I10ND STKCET. Between Ninth and Tenth Typewriters. Many new imiirovenicntd added. Seo our latent No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter New Art Catalogue Free) ... L- M. ALEXANDER I CO. Kialuaiv 1'wiHn Coast Doalera ilS Hiiuk St, Portland, On, F W. MKKl 1INIE. l ocal Afleut. OF SHAREHOLDERS 15,000,000 1,000,000 2,645,114 300,000 1,718,792 Resident Agents, Astoria, Or. BNCHARD, Custom Hom Brokr, ASTORIA, ORE Uai W. F. Oo ml PMlflt Kxpreu Co t. ATTEMPT TO DOWN ADMIRAL SCHLEY Scurrilous Attack in MacLay's History of the War. M'KINLEY IS APPEALED TO Kdlltr ol "tltimort Art ktt Atkt Prctldctl to latent it nd Slop ibe DUboll (I Work -AIUU Ap proved Bjr l onf. WASHINGTON, July l.-Th t -n-Inry of the :i.iy hm J'--ll-! th.,: the lll'r.l v. ttilii.- of M ti l.iy a Inn! ny ,,f tli," K tilh-A -Iran war .lull n: !. uM :n a book til 111': imv.il .njiln) unl'-M Ill'- liiii ii. language i: to... Mill 111 charatterliiiig Hit? action ,.f Itr ir A tm.r.i S, hl-y : clnu.11.1 : 1, PRESIDENT APPEALED T ti' in'i.il Ai hi Sa hih t ai ) Uxlun I i Traduce Iti.- Admiral. HAI.TI.M' lti:. July la - i-mra! Felix Agl'in. iUoll"tici of ili-r Halllniorc Ann-nrm, M.gmphe I the following i.i I'r. m bin M'-lv iili-y. "Ma. Ui ' his! or) of I In- n.ivy tn the in uw Hir nuvnl id'-iiiy In Die 'llllil v l ill n- Just lwui I (lie his torian rl1.1r4.-n ll-.ir Ailinlra! St'liley with Mum; a coward. 1 l.ir, lintumjM:eiit mil Inmliont'iMir. In "in interview in Hit? American thin m.triiltig, MacUii, the historian, uli. 1 In a naiy (li-mrtiiiiil elfrk, rluKil t Ub'irer iml tttiu-lliMl li (lip llrir'Klyn nnvy r.. mIJ Ihit th" ir i.'t nf thlii thirl vtlumr. whloJi li'iul.l liavr "I.I Uir iii.xi (cl.rtliu- :ury In mil iur naval miiml, wrre nuliailtt.'O ti H-flary liic ttiiJ Aitnilral Samp t"n mil Ai'i'r.i,' t by thi-m tn ithumf o( tli - cu'ilu' ill. hi. alivi Ilia.; t'nj fut hint In li T.wni imltlun nficr he huil tin! iii'i'r ivj iniH t'urrilmi t ini k iiMii Ailinir.U Wi hit-y. Th'w (ir.'f. urri uIimii;i.vI t-j A linlral !" Hhi r-ruK-.l to mA ih'-m. If tiiKht rf :i-.! fi i-mvliii c any f.Ur mill. 1 .1 111 111 Hint .1 l.Ur In ;h.- mivy I i!ir!ni !: lni , .niH.i.n tl to tr i.lunM thr h"" S.i'Hl.ic ini'l lliui it r.iimi'lrii ry w.n cirri" I jntn Xifil.lnn 1ul :ha: Iiimvi. 11.1l tr:ill i..' .il1li-..r 11 it MiifY',r.llt i Xi.'l!rli(ll ill nil h.' f.' fl -itlli-Hl.vl t'O.l.ttK "f S..ii!i Afrit .1. tint th.iiil I rurnish il. "Wl.l y hi. Mr. I'i ! I.'iit, In f nil thin. !: 'iil 'Vly hy ni l i r 111 . : tlnnt tMn.H'lr.i'.r ! i ! : 1 1111 :h' ir il.iitulu al w.'ik? Kvr Jut. I,.- IiivIiik AiiHTii'.in ii'm'iiU :n y "I to InltM Vi'iif 111 :ln- ii.iiiii' fur tin- ixikf "f r.i'r 1'lay. Nt-xt !i lit'i:iK rm-ln .ill tlii- iliiic. tilt h no tuiin t-pr mi. Ih,. l-t thlii); t,i llnj nut n i'iii a H,.ilt. that y-Hi ai 0 uT.ng .'ii .l r gh; yiiuin-lf ImnuMiulfly." SAW No IH'IMILAlt. Two M.-iiilifru of Pt.ibui Kh Fdiully T'lnk n i Si'i. k In Story Tol I. riTTSFIKI.D. Man... July 19 1: ;fc Kothuirfli niiinalnuiihlfr trial tvliy !r. PaJtltM'k, miMlea! examiner of Pi:ilHJ. ili-i-rlli I In iltttall th maiviiT In whloh (lie nii'inlHru of llit Potthuryh family wero JrtvMi-il. Then hi- MlJ th.it ytung Jani'H FimltuTKh mill llt"a:rk-t' Fo.tbui'Kh tol l I1I111 that thi-y hoj teii n. burx Inn. Hi-atrli'f toM lilm that eli- wa taihUnif behind May when Hie : tvt was flreil nml that h, Immediately went to the further tide of the roni to turn tm the elivlrle Uifht. rr. PatMcK-k tnM of the tiiHirl'ti alletfeil ti Imve Ixvn sus tained at the Imii'ls of the btii-RlarK futlier and son. The difttir then t.ild of 11 ttvuihl vWt to the Fiwburir. houe made at 8:30 o'oloek In the moruliiK. The family, ho mid, w m at breakfast. The ilovtir an-notiiu-ed that he had come to hold an autopry. Kobert FiMburtt. the defend ant, arose from the table and objected to this proceMlnic. lll father Inter rupted :iyliijr: "Don't Interfere. Ut the law take Its OOUt'BO." FATI IICK rillULIP CAUDKLl..S. J. Prominent. Jejttit Dies In New York After a Long Life In the Church. NEW YOItK. July 19.-Fatber Phil lip Cardella, of the Jesuit Hintherhood and whose career us a priest hns been somewhat pleturesiiue, whs found un conscious on the doorstep of St. Francis Xavler College In this city and taken to St. Vincent'! Hospital, where he died without recovering consciousness. He wat connected with St. Franelt Xavier church anil had aupervlvlon of the con vent of Mount St. Vincent. Father Cardella came from a pnomln- ent Italian f imlly. When 15 year old In 1846 with his brother who afterward became famous In Rome, he entered the Jesuit onler. He spent wveral years In study and after his ordination taught ethics, icrrpture and moral theology. When the order was expelled from Italy Father Cardella went first to Spain, where many of the expatriated prlestt took refuge and efter becoming tli'ir-'UKhly fiimlllur with lh" l "ff un (' 'iil to H iulh AniTim. wlicr hl "nl. r u Junt olitulnlinf a f'i'h'M' H ." took I l -it !iiik I'.irl In vitiilllnlilliK many J.-iilt 'iiall:u!l'iiwt, a lutxr frtuiflit 'li niurli ilatiKi-r In revolution i ry tlmw. Thi-n hr ":it to Mexico, 1irrr hr mn-tliiU'-'l hi work nl flrnlly cum to New York tlcnjt twenty yfart ijo- THIC 1MY DKVOTKD TJ ilOl'TI.NK WOKK Kpwof.h Isague Conv.?nti'n B'tili-1 Down to jlni lnt'Tf'in and N'Kj!le M -etlni(s. SAN FrtANISfu, July Pi.-D""ie-rat-J to the Interntlon il B.iwor'.h lHKUe Conve:rti'n snj settle,) j.iwn Id b..tii-M (hit morning, th- nin day l-lii ili-V'Ued to routine builnits. IXN'I U"iT OF BPKA KICKS Tli .u.n l. Attend HuTixe Pr ty. r M'-.-t-iiiK'-Att'-n lam e Growing. HAN FltANi'IWo, July 19 Th-i-itid day of the International convn t 111 of the K.ntti UtiKUtf wa mark-.-.I by ;.lr i.-.inl w.tather tnJ an liii-reate 1 nti' ii Ijih- . The hlli'--t attrm-'lon w. of cnurm. th- iu rvii'.- at Mi'.'hanlcK Pavilion wiih lis I 'UK Hil of proinlne.it jx-ak'-r., g'efl inii'l by a larRir t ho'r and the Rf. it I'll rican ll!i 11 l.llilolial d.l'l)' "f I'allf'trnln prvluets. H'Wi'-r th" Alhambri Th'Jt'T and T-nit'l mettlnics were attended by at manv d'-l'-iriti's and resldentu could tin I m-.imiiio.latlons and ih enthunl am wis Ju-1 s grat at at the blutfr bulldinif The pr KTiin at each f th.ne m'-":lnir was 1 m t notable and lnt'-r-(Kllng one. The visitor were astir early this mornlnff and thouM-ils atiendt the sinrlte prayer meetlnirs held at Oraee Ceniral. C.-ntenary and the First Meth od!! Kplscopiil churches. The lntertt ind enthmlamn of the ICpworthers eeiiM 1 1 stow as the convention pro tressm and many declared the present rttherln- to be the RTeatevt In poinia of atten lance aud enthuaiatm the order hat ever hid. The cumjietKlon of the d:le for the honor of entertaining- the next conven tion of the league Is growing keen. St. tenuis. Mlnnc&patl. Detroit and Toronto ar In the DrM with the cVncet s.mie wh.it in favor of the Miunetota city, Milwaukee having droited out of the contest and the Wiscon-ln delegnes "lir'HliiK their supiHirt t" Mnneipoltn. The division rests .nUiely wlih the com mi. 1 e on resolution which will meet today or tomorrow fir the ;.urp-we of s. I vliiig smile of the citlen mentioned. K D I T It Dl P U M AT ST 11 If K 1CN . Kx-Consui to Mexico Kwlng in a S:aU' of Mental Colla;'. I DEN VIC II July 19 E. It. ICwing, eX consul g'-ural to Mexico, under prcsi lent f lev land and for yeniK etlltor of 1 he Tribune at Jeffers,ni City. Mo., Is In a sui'e of mentd collapse at the Itrow n Pala.v Hotel In this city. I: Is thought 'that this present condi tion Is attributnlde to a sunstroke which M. ICwItig suffered In Mexico. Mr. Ew lug Is a brother-in-law of Senator Cock rell. of Missouri. KNIGHT TEMPLARS CONCLAVE CLEVELAND. July 19.A. J. Smith, general assenger agent of tin Lako Shore, ha.s requested that Knight Tem pars be ticketed from Chicago 1o the national conclave at Louisville. Ky., and return to Chicago by way of Buffalo at virtually the same rate now charged for the round trip over a single route. The Central Piswnger Association will vote on these propositions by mall. LOCISIANA EXPOSITION. ST. LOUIS. July 19.-Advlces from BuffiUo carry 'the Information that ne gotiations tire In progress between the Iemlxlana Puthase Exposition Com pany and Director General William I. Huchan in to secure his services as rep resentative of the company among the states of Central and South America. TWO FARMERS MRET DEATH. NORTH YAKIMA. Wash.. July 19 At Klona lxtv miles from he. two well-known farmers were accidentally killed yesterday. E. N. Ordway wa" trampled to death by a runawuy team. Liter. Everett Roberts fell under a harvester, the large wheel of the ma chine passing over his head, killing him Instantly. CLAYTON PICKERSGILL DEAD. SAN FRANCSICO. July 19.-W. Clay ton Plekersglll, H. B. M. consul-general for the Pacific coast states and ter ritories, died today In the Sanitarium at Alamedb. DEATH SENTENCE COMMUTED. CAPE TOWN. July 19. Lord Kltch ensr has commuted the sentence of death passed on thirty-four Boer .pris oners to penal servitude for life at Ber muda. SILVER MARKET. NEW YORK, July W.-Silver, fSti. EXCESSIVE HEAT AGAIN IN KANSAS flood Effect of Recent Showers Hopelessly Lost. STREAMS ARE GOING DRY Fill Crops it Dtiptritc CtstMloi ltd Poor frtiprclt for Slock Wtlcriof-Fotr Ptrtont Killed It El. Irkal StortJ. T'ipKK A. Kis. July lS.-Thls has b--n an - x .'--Imiy h it diy in Kansait XII thr ioil -ff-,t of the lofi! slioer of '.he iia-: w -ei 'ia Wn ! st, m far th .-rail ratur- is concerned. The m-r,.ury Ins rang . I f r im I'fi to 19. the air has r-j'iie s well-known diyn :il a. .1 r-ault ih heat has not ben SO rippr-l V. W'hll- th- f-el.rij ,t utter h-lpl.-'sne. tt:nlin: uim t'.- Irouifth haspjsne-I, tli- ) ,'1.- ..f the state do not attempt to 1-ny :M.i; fill crops ar In a 1 s nerate v-n l.ti n. M't of the streams of tn- s-.a'e .-x -(; the Urge onej have gone dry nn I th-Te Is po-tr prospects f ir ! h k wa:ering. DEADLY ::i.!:.TKICAL STOItM. F iur Per 'tis K.;ieJ and Three Severely Injured. crtoVK CITY, Pa., July 19. A fierce electrical storm rer todAy resulted in four t.-aths and the se-ere Injury ot ;hre oth-r pers,,ns. The dead tre: Luth'r Campbell. Howarl C'irnellus. Antun Itareiiska. Michael Z.i.rug;a The pn.liably fatally Injured are: Lin Covert. Edward Osack. DISTRESS IN NHBR.A.SKA. Farmers Itecmiing Aiirme.1 Over Co.-.-dl:lti;i of i.m Crop. OMAHA. July 19 The mercury t -I day mounted t 1 99 and several degree 1 high.-r at s-v.-ral nn:s In the street. I TIi-t- were rains last night in three I i. 111:: s but iney did not cover the ! gr.-a: ar .1 vf :he c rn growing coun try. T.ie is lit.on "f that crop is l e gi:iniii . alarm farmers in a 011 1 s.dt-iabi- r. -1 ,'f the s:aie and un I lens g i.l runs come soon the damage I w ill V gi-.-a: DEATHS ON THE CONTINENT. Thr e People Die of Sunstroke i.i Co- I .tenhiicen. LOND.'N. July 19 Severe as the heat !u- been in Great Britain 1: is surpais -d in most parts of Central .""nd Northern K'lrope. At Geftlo and l"p sal.i. la Sw-.il'n, the temperature reg-ist-re I yest'-r liy 95 degrees and In Stocka 1 111 it reached 91 degrees. Great lieu contlues In Copenhagen wher.. thr-v- leatas from sunstroke oc curre I today. ALASKA MINERS SEEK TO RECOVER ROYALTIES. All Iiiiertsted Mine Owners Have J ined as Plaintiffs Royalties Illegally Collected. SEATTLE. July 19. Advices from r.iwor convey the Information that a v ell supported movement Is on foot t h.re to recover the royalties paid the Cat'.J lan government on th gold min ed In 1S9S. Almost all Interested mine owners have Joined together as plain tiffs. The contention of the plaintiffs Is to the ifTee' that the royalties were li lt gaily collected on the ground that the grunts from the government for which the applicant? paid fee expressly stated that grantees were entitled to "Ail" gold takiii frvm their respective claims. TO PUSH NAVAL REPAIRS. Active Work on the Big Ships at Puget Sound. WASHINGTON. July 19. The navy department has made out a plan for active work upon the big ships at the Puget sound naval station. The Wisconsin Is to be docked to re ceive her Hying bridge and other m proveme'its. He place will be taken by the Iowa for a number of repairs which must be completed In order to let the Oregon enter the dock October 1. ADMIRAL HEYDEN DEAD. Was Connected With the Russian Navy Nearly 80 Tears. I Correspondence of the Associate! press) ST. PETERSBURG, Saturday, July 6. Admiral Count Loguln Heyden died near here July 3. He wat In his 95th year and had been an officer In the Rus sian marine nearly 80 years. At the age of 21 be attained fame ihroL-gli hi" exploits In the battle of Nivarini, Octr K, 127, luring the war for the in lep-n I-m e of Oreece, Ills care-r of advancement was t-ady anl ra,.kl. In he roceived the high est d.stin' tl m In the form of the In signia. I i diamonds of the St. Andrew order. WELL KNOWN ORK'JONIAN' ENDS HIS OWN LIFE. John C. Wsure Tak ?s Diss of Carbolic Acid In San FrancUo-Despon-dem y ihf Cause. SAN FliANCISCO, July I9.-Jhn C. Leisure, tn attorney of Portland. Ore ron. committ'i suicide at 27 Ortnd ave nue In thit city this nftern.wn by drink s' g carbolic acid. OSnertl despondency is th cause assigned. Jmn C. Leisure wasj a native son of Oregon, having b-cr. born In Marlon county In 154. He practice 1 law In Pendleton for fifteen years, during that tlm,; hiding the offl:e of prosecuting attorn?)' and mayor of P?nll-ton. In PM he was presidentlil elector on the It-publican ticket. Since 1S9S he has practiced Uw In Portlanl. He was first grand president of the Native Sons of Or-gon. NEGOTIATIONS AT PEKIN. Abiount of Chinee Indemnity Fixed an) Fjrmilly Accepted. WAfHINCfTijN. July 13. -Commissioner R-vkhlll us cahl?d rhe state de partment the following statement of the present status at Pekln. "Th? dlplomnic corps at Pekln is en-gig-d In con sidling Russian proposals fr an eventual increase cf the tariff (maritime customs). A solution to the problem Is hoped for. "An Indemnity fixed at 450,000.040 ta?ls and four Per cent Interest has ben for mally acepted. and Japan has waived preferential trea'ment. The formil mr render of Pekln to the Chines Is ex pected to take piioe on the 14th of Augjst." UPTON'S SAILORS STRIKE. Want Increase of Bonus to Come :o the United States. GLASGOW. July 19 Fifteen euilors engaged by Sir Fh mia-j Lip:on to sail on Shamrock II. have refus-1 to go to the TniteJ 3tat?s 'inlesy they ar? pail m ire money. The m-n agreel to accept a bjnus oi XS above their wags, but have struck for 13. Ci 'STI.Y DIAMOND PL" RC HAS ED. IiONDiJN. July l:-The Prince Ed word of York dianiound. found in Sou'h Africa in lv-l and weighing 60 carats, has been purcha-sel. aivri:ng to the Daily Express, from :he d'amonl syndi cate by the agent of a New Yolk firm. FURTHER VIOLENCE PROBABLE TIEN TSlX. July 19. Considerable uneasiness Is felt here following the re sumption by the Chinese of partial con trol of the city. The natives are cut ting the telegraph lines outside of Tien Tsin and fears of further violence are entertal led. FOUGHT TO A DRAW. PORTLAND. July 19. Toby Irwin, of San Franeise?, and Willie Cole, of Sac ramento, foug'-it twenty rounds to a draw tonbxht. FISHERMEN'S STRIKE SETTLED. VANCOUVER, B. C, July 19. The Fishermen's strike has been settled. The fishermen will receive 12'4 cents per fish for one quarter of the entire pttck and ten cents for the bal&ance of the pack. AMATEUR OARSMEN MEET. THILADELPHLV July 19.-The firs: day's races of the twenty-ninth annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsm" were held on the Schuylkill river this afternoon. Winni peg carried off ihe honors, winning two events, while St. Louis. Worster, Lo rento. Philadelphia, Detroit and New York each won one race. SHIPWRECKED SAILORS ARRIVE. SEATTLE. July 19. Sixteen ship wrecked whalers arrived In Seattle this morning on the 9teamshlp Valencia. They are members of the crew of the wrecked whaling bark Bsilaeno, which struck a reef off St. Lawrence island the night of July 7. REGISTRATION CLOSES. EL RENO. O. T., July 19.-When the registration booths closed tonight 92, 599 homeseekers had been given slips entitling them to a chance In the draw lng. WEEK'S FAILURES. NEW YORK, July 19. Dun's Review tomorrow will say: Failures for the week numbered 19S In the United Stitet agalrsc 231 last year, and 33 In Canada against 27 last year. STRIKERS CLAIM TO BE GAINING President Shaffer Well Satisfied With Progress. COAL MINES RESUME WORK Striken, However, Are Not DiKoinjft tit Few Htrt Compiles Wits lilted lite Worker Order W Rettrt to Work. PITTSBURG, July 19 -Tbe strike sit. ui'bn tonight cannot b- termed mater ially changed, although many rumort are In the air that a settlement of the trouble is imminent. Up to 10 p. m. none of these report had been verified and 'he conclusion reached is that no seul-mer.t is in sight. A", the offices of the Carnegie Cim pny and at the headquarters cf the manufa .'urers, the usual silence U ob-s-rvel concerning th; condition of bus iness of the status of "he strike. Presi dent Sniff ;r, of the Amalgamated A.vo ciat.on, however, expresses his entire sati.'factl in with th; pr-'greas of the strike and says that the workers have gained steadily while the "lanufac tunrs bave lost con'lnuilly rnee Mon day. MINES IN OPERATION. Change in the Situition in the Wyo ming Valley. W1LKESBARRE. Pa., July W.-More mines were In operation and more coal was hoisted In the Wyoming valley to day thar. on any day tince the Sta tionary Ftr?mui's strike began. In face of this change in the situation the strikers are by 110 means dicouraged. In an official statement issued this af ternoon it Is declared In the upper an thractte regicn that there Is a greater number cf mine Idle this afternoon than yestetrday. The statement s?ys: "In compliance wi.h the order of the United Mineworkcrs of America to the firemen of their organlxatlon to return to work but few have compiled, end 'here is a steady increase to our ranks. W- hope to have a complete org.inlzi tton of the entire territory. MORE FIREMEN STRIKE. One Hunlrel Men Go Out Be.Ween Sham k;n anl Mount Carmel, Pa. SHAMoKlN. Pa.. July IX One hun dred mine engine firemen went on strike between here and Mount Carmel today. Seven out of eighteen collieries were tied ud and 4y.i men are idle. The men at Greenough, Royal Oak, Natalie and Enterprise. Inlivi.lual operations were gnnted the eight-hour work day, but they say they will not return until all the strikers win. UNION LEADERS CONFERRING. HAZLETON, Pa.. July 19. District Presidents Fahey, Nicholas and Duffey went into conference w'th President Mullahy and Secretary Gerr'.ty of the Station 1.7 Firemen's Union, at I o'clock this afternoon. The stationary firemen, It is understood, asked permission from the United Mineworkers to organize the firemen In this district into a separate union and want the sympathy f the mineworkers in the strike of the fire men if they are to be called. FAMOUS ENTOMOUKHST DEAD. LONDON. Julv 19. Miss Eleanor A. Oremerod. the entomologist, who has been 111 f ir some time past, died at St. Albans, Hartford, today. ACTRESS DYING OF TYPHOID. NEW YORK. July 19.-M.ss Lillian Green, the well-known actre-a, is dying in Roosevelt Hospital from typhoid fe ver. Miss Green cam.; to New York from Chicago on July l" where she had been acting and the next day she was removed to the hosipltal. Baking Powder Makes the bread more healthful. Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baiting povf are the frctittt raaacta to health oftht pretest fey. Mt iibw sown.. eo ww n. 4