The morning Astorian., September 02, 1899, Image 3

riUS DAILY A8T0U1AN BA'jntliA MOttNlNO. BKI'TEMBEU 2, im
lKU KRTATB TltANBFEnB.
M X and J, M. OIIMte to P. C. '
Coritllmr. lot 4, block 13. Mlilvv
y MK
Viillfd Htatas in Ouurf Hurt,
norttu-MHt qiinrtur, swlltm T. town,
hip t, nurih, raima I wont! ..patent
Stat of Orril lu Olio C. Wod
wiirlh. auuihweat quarter of
northwest qimrtrp and north
weal half of iuthwet nurtf,
and northwest quarter of louth
taut imrtir, amnion It, township
4 north, rani T writ; I
COAJ COKK AND TAIL
Tit Astoria (UNllKht Company will,
on anil after tin lat of Ifopieiiibpr ll
cok, cool and tar at tin following
pr loca:
Cuka, In ! quantltl than I lon..$ M
t'uke, iiiir than one tun too
Tar p-r turrl 7.00
Tar, t l.arrrl Iota , I M
Vim. Walla Knd to arrlv Oct., ...100
Coal, i ati.l 10 ton lota I W
AHTOIIIA OAHI.KJIIT COMI'ANT,
I'. A. Trullliiger, rU-cy.
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BTKAMEP. rOTTBtt,
Th following li tha schedule of tht
ataamcr T. J. Potter from September
lat until lh oIom of tha eaaild aoaaon.
Loava Portland Saturday Beptember t
t I p. m., returning laav Ilwaoo Ban
day, fkptamber Ird at I p. m. and A
lorla at p. m. Tuday Bptmber
Itk War Portland at I a. m.. returning
leav Ilwaoo Wadneaday morning Sep
tember Ith at 10 JO a. m. and Aatorlt
t U:0. Tuaaday Boptcmoar 7th lavt
Portland at a. m., returning leava Il
waoo Fiiilay, Baptambar Ith at 10:10
a. m. and Aatorla at U.JO. Saturday,
September th Imiv Portland at 1 p
m, returning iav Ilwaoo, Bunday,
BrpUmlxr 10th at 1:10 p. m. and Aa
torla at 7 p. m.
LADIIC) CAN WRAIt IIOK.
On ala smaller attar ualnf A.laf Koou
KaM, a powdar to b ahakrn into in
ahva. It make light cr new aho I:
ay; ft la Inttant ralttf to em and
bunk. Jl'a th gritt Cnirrt eta.
envMT of tha Cure aarlln feat,
fctletar and ealloua pota. Allan'a Foot
Baa la a cartel eitre for Ingrowing
nalla, twaatlng, hot, aofctng ft. At all
anjnrUi and sbo aiora. enta. Trial
pactum fr by malL Addraaa A' 10 V.
Olnsiad. L Uuy. H. .
ItoO rtKWAflD, 1100.
eiBaa e
Tha reader of this paper will b
llad to Irarn that ther la at least
? Younrj r.Joihcra
jr 'mi Jtl
Gail
COKDEKBRU ktn.K
eaarai eooktn.
ig. It
Auta,
'laia no auuauiuia.
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P n. Sharpie's Cream Separators
Ltitemt and lient.
FISHER BROS.
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Bailders' Hevy and Shetf pardaf are, Ship Chandlery, Etc.
C. J. TRE1NCHARD
Coinni?5$tQna. Brokcratre.
Insuring ajid $h!pptni. .
Agent
RID SPECIAL SALE
FINE:
-
Cudwig
Barriitfiton
The Finest Pianos
Ever Brought
to Astoria.
on dreaded diaaas that aclanc hn
I bn alii to our In all Ha stages and
i that I Catarrh, llall'a Catarrh Cur
I tha only poaltlv cur now knowr
I to tl mmllcaj fraternity, Calarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional troAiincnt. Hall's Ca
tarrh Curo la takmi Intarnally, acting
fllreelly upon the blood and mucous
surface of tha system, tharaby dtroy
ln Ih foundation of tha dlaaaao, and
IvIiir th patient atroiiRlh by building
up lh ronalltutlon and aaalatlnir na
tur In doing II work. The proprlw
lorn hav ao mu. h faith In It curative
pownra, that they offi-r On Hundred
Dollar for any cut that It falla to
cure. Bund for IUt of teattmurilala.
Addrraa, F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by Prugglata, 7&o.
Ifall'i Family Pill ar the boat.
IIID8 FOll TAINTINU.
Hid will b reoi'lved by th clerk of
arhool dtatrlrt No. 1, from data to I
o'clock p. m., Monday, 8i.pt omlwr 4th,
for th painting of th Adair uliool
houaaj two coal, all material to l
fiirnlahud by the dtatrlrt. Tha right
to rrJnH "I' nil " bid rrMrved.
Dy ordrr of th board,
it D. FKItOCBON, Clerk.
THE LADIES.
Th pleaaant ittvrt and perfect aafe
ty with which ladle may ua Byrup
of Flgc, vndcr all condition, make II
their favorlt remedy. To get th trua
and genuln article, look for th nam
of th California Fig Byrup Co., print
ed near th bottom of th packag. For
eat by all drugtata.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Th board of aquallaallon of Clatanp
cous'y. Orrgon, will attend at th orrlr
of th county clerk of Clataop county,
Orrgon. September 15th, and dully
thereaftnr until and Including Brptenv
br loth, to publicly eiamln th aa
acaainnt roll for th year l9t, and
corract all error In raluatlon, dcacrlp
tlon or quatltle of land, lota or other
proporty, and It (hall b th duty of all
partU' Intnreated to appear at that
lime and plara for th purpna of cor
reftlng any rnra that may appear In
laid aaaament nil.
C. W. CARNAHAN,
Aaaeasor of Clataop County, Orcffon.
Aatorla, Oregon, Auguet II, HM.
L ahnuld lar tly tha naraa. V
n r ot kavping oa kaad a
upplyof a
Borden I
Eagle Brand!
for nnralnr tabUa. aa wall aa fnr
It baa etuod tha aat (r f "T 1
a
Baa atwMl the taat lr l"r yn. T
ttiNu roa. itoua oa "luao,- ,
(icnerul Supply
House f r
Family Groceries.
Cuatom HOMe Uroker, ...
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From the Well-known
Wiley
PORTLAND
B46 Commercial St.,
Opposite Western Union Telegraph Office
CUBA COMING
TO THE FRONT
Conditions In Havana and Plnar
del Rio Making Progress.
GENERAL LEE'S REPORT
Uriel in Independent Ptputlk Under
pAmerlcnPfotectort-Would
Detain American Troops.
CII1CAOO Sept. l.-A ipeclal to th
Tliii--lvrMM froin Washington, aaya:
tleneral Fltxhugh Le ha mad an
elaborate report on prevailing condi
tion In tli territory In Cuba undi-r bla
Jurladlctlon and taken atrong gmu
for an Independent government under
an American protectorate.
The war dvparfnvnt In March dl
reeled the commander of department
In Cuba to malt a report on th con
dition In their ecveral aecllona, and to
accompany It with recommendation aa
to the treatment of tb native.
General Lr I th only commander
who haa ao far re ponded. Oeneral
Lee begin hi report by dating condi
tion In Havana and Plnar del Rio
province are making rapid progrea
toward a atat of peace, good order
and proaperlty. It got Into thl in
great detail, taking up th lubject
town by town and allowing a general
Improvement throughout the western
end of the laland. Ill report In thl
reaped I Very gratifying, Indicating a
It docs, that there la not aa much suf
frrlng from want of food a I often aa
aerted In Uniftlclal reports.
Turning to recommendations. Gener
al Lc urgea the taking of aelf govern
ment. General Lr thinks thai the
net steps hould be the careful consid
eration of th qui-stlon of suftemgra
for the Cubans. He takes it for grant
ed that ther will be election by the
native and he point out the Import
anee of wise action In determining ih
qualifications of voter.
He recommend an Independent re
publican government with a president,
Vlce-prealdent and congress. He
would have this established soon and
advises th holding of general elec
tion for the selection of those officer,
he says nothing about a constitution,
leaving It to be Inferred that he either
overlimkiil that step or would hav It
left to the Cuban congress to provide
after It Installation In office.
General Le evllently foresees that
While tha Tinted hUat might provide
Cuba with a model ayattm of govern
nient. the native would b likely to
spoil It In the administration and ha
ha submitted suggestion for kceptir
the government machinery running
al'ing line that commend themeelve
to the Amirl.'an mind.
Even after relieving the Cuban In
part of American protection ha would
hav United State troop maintained
In th Island to protect Americana and
other alien In the enjoyment of their
personal and property rights.
CRUISE WAS A SUCCESS.
Continued from page on.
seriously, and felt deeply chagrined to
think he had so wantonly demolished
one of the ahlp'a appliances. In this
firing drill the Astoria boy also dis
closed the excellent quality of their
marksmanship. Park Vpshur, J. H.
Duffington and . Rudolph - Basel are
particularly deserving of mention, not
only because of their quickness, but
on account of th unerring accuracy
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of th-rlr aim a well. Th alxth day
snw the work of the nfth day roinplet
d, and some valuable and Instructive
training with signal. This was the
thmlu of lli inan-uf war routine,
"Intorap.Tacd with th work, and lie
ginning, 1 might suy, with the very
day we left port, the nen wre con
stantly In training fur nivrg"ncli at
sea. Wind to lo III cuse the vcaael inuat
be almndoiiiMl was II r inly llxJ Into the
mind of every mun aloard hlilp lr
drill were of common occurence and
the inuiilpulalloii and inclining of night
Signals were fr;o,UHit fca.tup-s for the
liicfU of the crew, it I not out of
plate to say that after the second day
the ship wa turned over to Lleutnn
ant Commander Bherman, a elecutlve
officer, and through him all order were
promulgated to the divisional officer,
namely, Lieutenant Carroll and myself.
W, of course, passed them to the rap
Ulna of the gun crewa, who, In thl In
stance, were Lieutenant Alwrcromlile
Knatgnt Zelgler, Montgomery and
Ormandle, of th Second division, and
Lleutensnta Bteven and Hart nn
Knelgn Hloane and Trulllnger. of the
First dlvlalon. Lieutenant Oommindi
Hlierman wa on th bridge during the
progrea of all the Important tactic.
Covering the period of the heavy fir
Ing, Commander Sherman acquitted
himself with more than ordinary cred
It. The noise at all time was deafen
Ing. The order of the Lieutenant
Commander were bugled to the first
officers, and from them the men were
d I reeled through signals, the latter
duties falling to Quartermaster Caascl)
and Gunner' Mate Jones. In the even
lugs, the battalion officer were tutored
In light signals, .scamenahlp and nant
leal development In general. In ad'
dltlon, the reserve officers were kept
busy In drafting the sundry report, it
being a part of the program to preserve
the record of gun practice and the
core of the men. The pay roll were
also finished In order that the dlvlalons
may not be delayed in obtaining their
allowance."
Lieut. Wilson tells a good story in
which one of the Portland contingent
Hgurr as the hero. The boys had been
given stations and naturally were sup.
poaed to know them, and f.nd them
promptly when quarters were sounded.
One day, in the usuul run of events,
quarter were sounded, and the Tort
lander, having forgotten entirely the
location of his station, wandered hither
and thither In a vain endeavor to find
it. Suddenly be was accosted by an
officer who addressed him sharply.
"Where do you belong." he said. '-I
belong 1 Portland, sir, he replied."
The answer wa too farcical, and the
blue-coated questioner turned his face
seaward to conceal his evident wonder
ment that the young man should have
ever been called from the Willamette's
peaceful banks. . The lieutenant say
that the flret day or two nearly all
of the boys spoke of going up and
down "stair." One of the battalion
officer frequently asked that the bell
be "rung." It never occurred to Mm
that It generally got "struck." Anoth
er officer called Captain Miller' order
ly and sent him below on an errand.
Fortunately, the captain was asleep or
the officer In question would no doubt
have lost his commission.
The boat race was a feature of the
trip. The Astoria boys decided that
they would like to row the Portland
era, and crew were selected from the
Flint division of the Portland, and the
Second division of the Astoria reserves.
The boat used were the Captain's gg
and a whale boat, the Portland oars
men -sing the latter. Each craft was
fur.uaiied with a eoxwatn from the
Rftdger' crew. The race took place on
Monday afternoon, some distance be
low the mouth of the river, and while
the ocean was more than ordinarily
rough. Lieutenant Commander Sher
man offbUted as starter nnd the con
test was made over a .nlle course. The
men got away well. While the Astor
luiu carried nn extra weight In the
person of the lieutenant commander,
thr!r boat was a trifle the lighter,
Which It was conceded to fairly offset
any differences that might be raised.
The local men won as they pleased.
One day, when all was quiet on the
ship, the frightful alarm of "man over
biwrd" was raised. Instantly the keen
est ixcltement reigned. It was a sight,
according to Lieutenant Wilson, to
note the agility with which the naval
militia responded to the call. They
led the regular and were manning
the boat when summoned from the
task by the commanding officer. Char
lie McEwan persisted In accompanying
the rescuers, and while the chase was
made for a discarded box, the young
Astorlan was highly complimented for
the seal and alertneBS that attended his
action.
The naval reserves as represented In
the Astoria delegation are men of good
standing and birth. Parke Upshur Is
a grandson of Admiral Upshur, now
retired, an old naval officer who served
with distinction In the civil war. Up
shur's fathsr Is a graduate of the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis,
and Is a regularly commissioned of
ficer. Ted Cherry, also one of the
brightest mem'oers of the organisation,
Is. a son of the British vice consul of
this city. Jamie Taylor Is a son of Ex
Collector of Customs Taylor of Astoria,
nh.me uncla was Captain White, a
well-known and highly respected of
fleer of the reven-te marine rervlce, for
many yours stationed on this coast
Lieutenant Wilson, in command of the
Astoria division of the reserves, is
agent for the Pacific Coast Company at
this point and was formerly a member
of company I. O. N. G. Lieutenant
Commander Sherman, in command of
all divisions of the reserves, was for.
merlv caDtain of company H, O, N,
(I., ot this city. . Duncan McLaan la
one of th private officer In th cus
tom house at thl place. O. Zelgler I
one of th deputy county clerk and has
h.vl exceptional military training. Paul
Trulllnger I a grandson of one of
Astoria' oldest and most highly re
spected cltisen, J. C. Trulllnger, who 1
now president of the Astoria Gas
Light Electric Light Company.
Charles Alwreomble belong to an old
and highly esteemed family. Many
others ar also worthy of special men
tion If lime and space permitted.
MOVEMENTS OF TKANHPORT8.
SAX FRANCISCO. Sept. l.-The suit
ing of the transport Warren for Manila
with 1.1 M recruit ha been post
poned until tomorrow. The Bherman
ard Grant are both to be repaired be
fore returning to the Philippines.
The Belgian King, lately chartered
from the Sante Fe, arrived from Ban
Diego last night. It Is not yet decided
whether she will be fitted to carry
troop or horse to Manila, but will
probably be troop. Another new
transport, the iteamshlp Tacoma, left
Puget sound yesterday for San Fran
cisco. SHARKEY AND JEFFRIES.
NEW YORK. Sept l.-JIm Jeffrie,
of California, and Tom Sharkey, of
Dunkirk, Ireland, will fight for the
haavy weight championship of the
world at the Conel Island Club, Sep
tember 13.
The Coney Island Club offered It Z-i
ot the the gate receipts with a guar
antee of Stt.OOO.
HUNDREDS OF LIVE3 LOST.
YOKOHAMA. Sept. l.-nundreds of
live have ben lost by the flooding of
the copper mine at Ii?sht, Island of
Shlkoku.
SIGNAL CORPS LEAVE MANILA.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l.-Genernl
Greely, chlsf signal officer, received a
cablegram from Manila today, saying
the Nineteenth corps would sail on the
City of Para yesterday and that the
Eighteenth corn would sail on the
Newport on September 5th. These are
the last volunteer signal corp In the
Philippines.
A WooferM Medicine.
For Biltaua and Nervn-jt Ditrdera, such aa
Vtnd and Paia ia ihc Sion:b. Sick HeaJacaa, .
Gi4iliari, Futnrtt mil S?i)ir( after mcaia,
liuiaeB tad DroBiiKa.Cold Cfciila, Fluaa- I
Inga of Heal, Loaa of Appetite, bhonoaas of
b'ratn.ioanrmrB. P'otcricson im dam, uta
urfcvd StrvD.rrtBVral l)rt!na.and all rJenwwa
and Trtmbiias Sc::.aiKiaa.cic. Tbe.e ailmtflla !
all aria from a il'airdrred ar abuacd coodinoa
ol iht atoaiacb and lirtr.
Brecham a rilta will quickly reatore Femalea .
tocoaapieaaaaalts. Ttf promptly rtmoi- inr
obatrvcooa ar Irrcfularliy af tha ayatcm. Far a I
Weak Stomach, Impaired fNiaattoa. Skk ,
neadacae, iMaonKrca Liter, etc.,
'Iwr act Ilka mif: a ft doaca 1H vert area-
Irra opoa tha Vital Ortaaa; Stfeafiatnlnt iba
Muacalar Syafcai, rcatoring ibe long-toil Con-
avacf aeawaina with Ihm Kammhud sat '
ftmmntt inm what pttymloml anaety t
9tthhmmmn aVanaaa. few throwing i
rr imwmrm Mm J mrm mjmoiany -
townmd. Thru art "facia" admitted by
iixaaaada, la all ctaaaae el eoefcrf, and one I
of tha beat auaraataea aa Iba Nrrnaa aad
Ore.lMatcd la that Brecham'a Pills hav tha
larcrat Sale at any pimi MedKiaa ia the
jrii i ma Jiaa beta acbic4
W hhout th publlcatloa af taJtlaaetOaia. 1
Beecham'a' Fnia hive for aaaoy years acta .
rha aapular family inedicia hr-rrw the
EnaliatilatiiuaitlaapoUa.aadllwyae ataad i
wtiaoui a nraL
10 etai aad 2S etata, at all drag stores.
CRAY'S RACKET STORE.
Special bargain In shoes for Satur
day.
40c Infant Shoes only $ U
Children J1.25 Shoes only .ii
Children's School Shoes only S5
Ladles $1.60 Shoes only "5
Ladles $2 Kid Shoes only L49
Ladles W Calf Shoe 1-S
Ladles Gone Grain Shoes MS
Gents Heavy Milwaukee Grain.... 1.39
Gents Jl.M fine shoes only 95
Gents $2.50 Kangaroo shoes only.. 1.15
Gent English Calf $150 only .... 145
Gents Hand Sewed Patent Leath
er shoes, Regular $5 only S.!S
Gents Willow Calf Regular value
$4.50 only IH
Call an examine these shoes and see
what good shoe little money will buy.
510 Commercial Street.
The tug Astoria crossed out yester
day for South Bend.
Take Cuticura Resolvent
Because it is so pure and wholesome that
mothers can give It freely to children of
all ages. It cools and cleanses the blood,
and Is ot th greatest value In speedily
curing disfiguring, burning, scaly humor,
rashes, and irritations, when taken in cos
section with hot baths ot Ctmcma. Soap,
and gentle anointings with CtmcDKA, th
great skin core and purest of emollients.
a.ld Oiromionltha rami Ctro ito Csm
lir,tia,lliMia.''UiitoCanJiaaaaak''ai
jS Babies
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BIG, NEW IDEA FREE STREET PARADE
At 11 o'clock each morning. Don't fall to see this mighty Pageant and
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Ground after the Parade.
Admission and Reserved Seat Tickets on sal at New Tork Novelty
Store. Commences at I o'clock a. m. on Circus Day.
DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7 P. M. PERFORMANCES AT 1 AND I P. JC
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