7
ME MOIlMUfl AUTOUUM SATCHDAV MOMINO, KEI'TEMBEa f, l9a
SAMPSON WILL
BE OUTRANKED
llowfson Will Command Fleet to
Receive Dewey.
6CHLEY TO BE PLAIN CITIZEN
Detriment Officii! Woriiej Over
The Affilr-Flct Has Left
he BirtiJoes.
NI.W yollK. H.pl. 51 -A dlapalt'h
to Ihr Tlmm from Waahliicltm My:
A itl.patrh roc-lvi-d at I lie navy Ib
iwrtinxnt from Itwir-Adn.lral lwl
wil la ttuirylng oltUlnli lhor. Ad
miral How lam, wtllrvly um-oiuciou
of l ho toiiKl.Timll.Hi till new will
curry Id Uiinmi lm liitvv brin aart
li'g I hut he will k to Now York
unlit ader the rvcvptlon lo Admiral
Lvry, aimouiicv In Oil mMge
thai he ha Irfl llarlwulor on the
CbU.i for New Yirk. Thl I tli
lat thing Ui( the rrlond of Admiral
Haiiioinn wanted.
Untrytlilng hit Ivrii arrangm! in
Imvo Hnmpaoii In III rapacity III-'
In to nii't vlolor of Hunting;", grwt hi
lirollnT hero of Manila. Admiral
B.M.-y will m In New York at that
llinr. but III no otn.inl rapai'lty. Ho
will b thr almply mtum a an
HIXTr.KN CHrUCllKB UHICD.
(Hlii Tell Department or Mllllary Ou
t.Mipniliin of ('IiuitIi Properly,
WArtlUNUTo.N, Kept. 2J.-TII. war
di'i'itrtiiioiit has rvcflvnd Oio following
iBlilrgium from Orneral Olla irrllng
ttm inllltitry uu of tint i-huirh proper
ty In tin- I'lilllpplnr:
"IU furring No your tablet-ram of
8i'.l'nlM-r is, It cliunhe In different
lovntltlr hiivs Iwii occupied by the
Lulled HUtr troop, Kour worn only
I'urilully occupied, and rwllglou serv
ice 1 1 : i Inicif.TirMl with; nlao thrvo
convent weru occupied, Tin tlir!
and lu of Hi.- ID fhurt he with formerly
occi'pii'J by lliu timurifviitH. Church
propurly I nnxvi.d and protected
by our troop."
I'ltliHIIUCNT UAIZ VIHIT.
Will llo th clui-at of ilm Nation Dur
Inn III Htay In Thl Couutry.
WAIIINOTON71tpt. M.-In con
IKH'llon Willi 'milWii( )uli' visit to
Chicago It I rxp.-'lfd that Praldnl
McKlltley will mart Dm Mexican pre.
Idem at Chicago iiml invite him lo
WiLliltil"ii aa hi u at nd4ho gucal
of tbi nation.
In rwKtilil.ui uf the prrwrnn of a
foreign ruirr within tho country. It
I prolMihl a reprwwntatlv of Prl
dent 1iKlhly will mnil Ih Mesl
ran pr l.l.-ru at Hi t'Mled Mate
border and a uiipany him throughout
hi ta' In thl country.
ZOl.A N IiltKYKl'H TltlAU
Wrllf a Iltor of t'ondolrnc to
Madame l"ryfu.
NKW YUHK. H. pt, Jl-Tho Journal
A ItiHl 1 1 il M 1 1 I Mr. ft tin linl Mil ItlMllttllM
bW rlxlit to at.nd on lh ld,wlk and! Advrrl..,r ,.rlnu a dl.pat.-h from
Irry (ii by. N'MliIng bad '
currrd to mar tho iwtarl nf nni"
li.T.i grm-iliiK another and wi'U'onilna'
lilin h 'nio unlll thl ilUjuloiii new
tu r.-rvel frm llowUon.
M'ln I Haiiion'i wiilor and If
ho grin llii-rw lirforw Hie i-rlvbrallon
h Mill oulriitik that ndlivr and tako
ctiiiuiiaiid. TIip naval rvgulailoti r
qi.lrc It. Iliiwlaon I aliuply nil old
tt t.t lh.ttMV Mll.l WfUlIlt llVl. Ilk I,, :
, . . .. ... ' aru no niorr. I hav driven thim
on hand whn hi frlfitd h hi. .... . .
. I I'omplftcly fnim my thought a If 1
iii'iimfn, ins n u-LHwvii-m win-; . .
-UU hav pnlnl'il out wh'iuvrr thl
duiiwr wa vuggintol, to ItowiiHin'g
1'ari giving I lit- full Irxt of Kmlli-
I .il a l. ilrr tu Mum. Drvyfu oa fol
low:
"Ivar Madamn: Yuur buabund and
Ibtmn ubn drfi-ndiil him have bcrn
r,.,r in tho vilrat limili. and vn
I to biollly Injury. For my part, thi-m
I an- organ U'lmigltig lo llm 'gutter
irra' and min u lulutpd with moral
dirt Ihul I hav airuik Ihnu from my
! Ilf, from my m niory. Kor me thi-y
Itlimrary, whlrh rail for hi arrival
on IHtnlmr i. and have t'onn.b-iuly
prM'laluiiH will not g-l ihfr b
f.on Ih'ii, nolttlthnlanilliig Ihv fart
that llowlann ho Uvn ah-ad of hi
m hi'iliilii right along.
Thy am now buolly iig.igi-d In
flKiirolug oul that tie cannot gel lo
Toit.pklnillii In b-M than eight day,
but ollir think he ran do It randy In
cvrn.
Ml'TINY ON IIIUII HKA8.
Jnlw llowrai Arrive at New York
With Four Men In Iron.
HAN KHANamU Hcpi. J2.-Th
had lover twallowcd thfin. It I
l urh forgi'trulnca of atrta lou Inault
Ihul I ro.'oiunioiid to the Imionmt man
who Ima aulTrt'd the wroiiga. He I
n m uili apart, o far above them ail
tli it tin y ahould be able to rvu-b him.
May he come to life again, under your
rare, and un.li-r the rlror unahlne of
univi-mal oinpaihy hwn for him.
I I'rai'e be lo the martyr who ha urh
iu d uf rt'i, and around hi in now
In retreat may there be nothing but
luve and rare-. A f'r u. Madaine,
we (hall continue to fight. We hull
tomorrow go on with the glruggle fur
Juatlre Jui a aternly a we purued
It y -alrrduy. Wt ahall Mart n
hahl'llatlnn of the Innocent Icm for
the aake of hlin, who hu already o
much glory, lhan for France, which
would aanurcdly to killed by this ex
Amerlmn hlp JatM-i Howe tin ar-! ce of Infiu.iy. Our titak will be the
rlvrd In port from llaltlmore with
four of the crew In Iron and the po
II o ting Hying In the main rigging.
The oltlccr atid men have been at
out avrr "luce the hlp left the Knat
and In conanueni- thcr are charge
and rouiiter-rluirgv. The men uy
thai a o.n a they are paid off they
will have Captain ClirpP and Mate
linger arreatcd for "beating and
woumllng on the high gens." The
n ate retort by paying that the men
are lui'iimptitcnt and lnutxrilliiat.
He'eral lime they newrly mutinied
And laid Tucday they would hav
regeneration of France In the rye of
U,e iiaver, which will take place
when the Infninou Judgment lioa been
Uimnhed. A great couutry cannot live
without Juatlce, and our will remain
In mourning Just a long a the ataln
of Inault I leveled at the hlgheat Jur
ladn lion and the violation of the niont
prltvlilve rlRhtn ihall remain.
"Tho oclal fabric crumble when
the Kumnntee of law no longvr vxlat,
and there la In thl violation of right
uch an clement of lnolenre and
bravado o Impudent that we cannot
Ignore II, V cannot bury a body
done an bud he not placed the ring- ae-Tvtly without allowing our (harne
leader In Iron. Mate Hoger v
on order and Kmll IJorat, one of the
crw. refued to obey It. . Tha order
wa retiealed and Dorat mode a ruah
at Ih mate, A tight eniued and Ham
lWilcn. Jbiiic Kelly and l!'rn I4tc
went to Uorat' awlHtonce. For a
few moment It looked .a though
tbeie wo going to be a mutiny, but
Captalh I'lapp and the other oltloera
armed wl'.h platol amm quelled the
rllalnrbanoe, and Point, I'eeplea, Kelly
and Mil were placed In Iron.
They will, be turned over to the
United BU'e marahal and charged
with mutiny.
HOt.DIKUfl WANTKD MONEY.
Engaged a Filipino to Bell a Captured
dun at Government Figure.
NLW YORK, Hept. 22.-A Rpeclal to
the Herald fnm Wellington ay:
Word renchea tho war department
ghowlng thut General Oil ha ought
to Imitate the pollry employed In
Cuba of buying Filipino arm and that
hi effort hn leen unmiorwMiful. The
native were given to umlertdiind that
Upon the urnnderln; of a gun, the
military authorltle would pay the
pommi aurrenderliiR tt HO and guar
antee him Immunity from arrct for
prrvloii armed oppoalllon to the
United Stales and protection for the
future.
Notwithstanding thl tempting offer,
nut onii bona fldo gurrender of a gun
I reported. One native, It I aald,
nppeftred with a gun In hi hand and
the. military olilrer began congratu
lating theniHolve that the end win In
glgM and ttutl when the rest of Agul
naldo' troop learned of the good
trentment given thl man, they would
follow hi example. A requisition won
mnilo on tho treimury for $10, but be
fore tho money wn received Invent Iga-
tlon nnoovered the faot that the na
to our neighbor. The whole world
hu een and heard, and It I before
the . whuio world that reparation
ahould take place. To deelre a France
without honor I criminal. Without
doubt foreigner will come to our ex
hibition. They will overflow rarli,
Juat a number ant attracted to a
fair by the lound of muitlc, and flare
uf lump; but ahould that aatlafy our
pride, (hould wo not value eiteem aa
highly a the money of the outalde
world" We hJI exhibit our fldenoc,
our art, anl our Induatry., Should we
dure to exhibit our Juatlce, one con
Imagine Devll'a Island rec leaned and
cxhlbiti-d. For in the ahame of It la
Intoloralile. I do not understand how
the exhibition - can be opened until
Fruiii.e take her rank again among
the nations. When honor hu been
rettored formally to the condemned
man honor will t restored to France,
not before.
Allow me to ay In conclualon,
n adame, that you may depend on
tho who have restored to your hus
band hi freedom, to restore to him
his honor. Not one of us will give up
tho Rc,ht. We know well that we
fight for Juatlce and for our country.
The splendid brother of the con
demned man will again got the ex
ample nf courage, wisdom and Justice.'
We hnve nut been able all at once to
restore your husband to you freed
from lying accusations'. We ask yet
a little patience, trusting that your
children will not be much older before
thulr name shall be legally purged of
all blemish. Poor children, I seo them
arjvln in tho arms of their futher. 1
know with what Jealous care, by whnt
miracle of delicacy you have kept
them In complete Ignorance. They
believed their father away on a Jour
ney and when they became Inquisitive
at his long abence what could you
tell them when his Innocence was as
yet only neueveu in uy " mo,
your heart must have broken.
du'led lhm to the prison In Itenne
thut they might hav held forever In
their mind the picture of their
father' lienHam. You could hav
told Ih.iti all that he had unjustly
differed, what moral grandeur wo
his; with what tenderm-v they should
love him In order to nfak hi in forget
liKltiltou mn with thHr little soul.
They would hav benefit led by thl
dmontratln of nsnly virtue. It la
nol now too late. Home evening under
the lamp and In the pwu-e of family,
the father ran lake them upon hla
knee and tell them tlrn tragic bla
lory. II U neceaaary thai they
hould know In order that they may
rcpe"t and adore lilin he d -rve.
When he had upoken they will know
that there I not In I be world a
greater hero-martyr, whi aunVrlng
hn o profoundly touched men'
heiirt. They will be proud of lilin
and will bear hi name with glory a
the naoie of a very brave limn, whn
hn borne hlin-lf aiilillmely under the
moat frightful uoVrtig which fraud
and cowardice could Inflict.
'Th day will come when the son
and daughter, not of the cotul'-mnrd
man, but of hi pemecutom, will have
i l ir to blush. Ai-crpi, madam, my
profniindeat reapect.
KM ILK ZOUA."
WANT8 MtKYFt'B TO I.TI RE.
Ulirral Offer Frwn a Vam-ouver, It C.
Theater Owner.
VNVtt'VKIt, P. t. Hept. 22.-A
Toronto ripltitllal and W. It. Chap
mar, one of the poprletor of the
Havnr theater In :hl city, are trying
lo rnae Pn-yfua lo lerlore In Kurope
In Kuroie and Amertra f'ir lt(K) a day.
Chipinan today cabled Preyfu a
folli.W.
"I reapectfully offi-r you .ne hundn-d
puiin.la kt day and rxp-usra for one
year, lecture In Europe and America,
lliinda to your sutlarm lloii ghen."
JOINS IIF.lt lll'HMANIi.
CAIlPKNTEIt AS, Frame, H.pt. iZ -Miidame
preyfua arrlvetl lure bint
evening.
r
Put
tlve wns aiitlng an agent, ror an your nmu oin.
Amorlcan soldier, who had captured In "beau last few weeks, when his In
tmlnnble to ftH. I could
nose of It at government Hgure to1 have wished that you had taken your
tho military authorltle,
I two children by the hand and con-
MollLRIt'H TllltKAT.
lie Predlit That the Astoria lload
Will be In a Herrlwr's Ilunda In
Nlndy tiny.
A well-known Astorlan la authority
for the statement that Preeldenl M. idl
er la telling Portland pmple he haa
Hammond over a bamd and Intenda to
put the A. A C. road In the hand of
a receiver wlihln the next day.
That a good deal of speculation Is
being Indulged In concerning the fight
I evidenced by the following purport
ed Interview lu last night' Telegram:
"The rale war on between the O. It.
& N. company and the Astoria railroad
niu.it be Interesting to a man who ha
been bark of the curtain, said a gen
tleman yeterdy.
"I am only guessing." he went on.
'hu: the recent tight means a good
deal more thnn one would think at
ftrat. The fight wo arthTed from
New York, before It won announced
that the 0. It. A N. would pas Into
the hands of the Union Paclflc.
"If I owned the I'nlon Paclflc, the
Short I.lne and the O. IL A N., and
had In mind a grand transcontinental
line, In that connection. I would sure
I) want a railroad outlet to the sea
from Portland. I would know of no
better way than lo go to work and
put th only road of that nature Into
the hands of a receiver, and then buy
It up.
"Yea, I guess that I what In being
tried now. Whether It will work or t.ot
depend on what the other roods have
to ay. If the Southern Paelflo or
Northern Paclflc should be back of the
Astoria road, then Uie scheme would
never work. If it stands alone, there
might te a chance. The probabilities
ar that the Astoria rood does not
stand alone, but It would seem that
the Union Pacific people ought to
know. !
"A I said, I am only guessing, but
doesn't it seem that gisxl business men
would not go Into a rate war Just for
fun? They certainly ought to know
that a bluff game doesn't amount to
much. Thl I why I think there I a
big scheme back of thl little row."
IIMCn AllVI A ACLTE INFLAMMATION OF THE SERVES. THEY ARE OVERSTRAINED NEAR TO BREAK
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Celery Compound. After the first few days' use I began to improve; now I feel like rnysef once more. I can sleep well, my nervous
system is rapidly improving, and I believe a radical cure is being effected. Taine's Celery Compound is a splendid remedy, and I can
conscientiously commend it to tlie suffering in like cases." r
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. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Afjents, N. Y.
W. 0. Prwieott. tho well-known tim
ber cruliier, wa in the city yeatorday.
Mr. rivacott haa boen cruUliu tim
ber In Pat'lllQ county, Waahlngton, for
the pnt ilx week and returnej to As
toria yesterJay after havlna completed
hi work. Ho would not atute by
whom he wa employed. Hi said,
however, that th wa much oppoal
tlon between eastern lumber dealer In
bidding for the purchase of timber land
tributary to the mouth of the Colum
bia. In tpoaklng of Tactile county Mr.
Preseott an HI that timber claims In
the Nehalem country averaged much
higher than those In l'aclP.n county.
The timber In' Washnffton, though,
seem to be more In demand, ns the
topography of Paelllc and other
counties bordering on the Columbia
renders It less expensive to get the
logs to tide water. As a result about
nil the be.st limber lands in this rt-c-tlon
nf Washington are now In the
hand of eiustern capitalists. The Ne
halem country Is now beginning to re
ceive more attention from lumber
men and It Is probable that some big
deals In that locality will be consum
mated In course of a month. The brink
demand has raised the price and aver
age cliilms are selling from $800 to
H.500 There are several townships
of line timber yet unsold In the Ne
halem country and negotiations are
said to be ponding for their purchase,
of those of former years. Mr. Pre- currence on Puget sound. It Is really
cott will leave for Clifton today on his unsafe for an able-bodied stranger to
way to Nehalem. He would not state walk abroad at night. Lynch's story
what part of the country he has-been of escaping in a boat Is doubted, how
engaged to cruise. ' ever, by good many water front men,
The disappearance of Paddy Lynch who Bay small vessels like the Wood
from Seattle, where he had gone and Potter do not carry more than
some time ago to engage men for the eight men on watch. It is argued that
British ship Musknka, has been clear- Lynch and his companions could not
ed up. John J. Kenney, of this city, ' have possibly got away without the
I with whom Lynch la associated in ' knowledge of the officer on deck. If
i the sailor boarding house business,' they had succeeded in doing so, their
has received a dispatch from the miss
ing man, dated San Francisco. Lynch
tales in the message that he was
shanghaied from 6oe.ttle along with
Ave others. He did not give the name
of the vessel but It is supposed to be'
either the Rufus E. Wood or the John
C. loiter. Both are American vessels
and sailed from Seattle on the same
day. Lynch explains In the message
that he and his live companions es
caped In a small boat after the ves
sel wns towed to sea, and were picked
up by a passing steamer and taken
to 3n Francisco, ilr. Kenney yes
terday telegraphed the necessary fare
for tho Ave men and they are expected
lo arrive on the A. & C. express to
ntilht. Lynch Is considered lucky In
getting 'out of Seattle alive. It wns
believed by many river men that he
had been murdered by the sailor
bi.ar.llnfi house runners in Seattle and
his body sunk to the bottom of Puget
sound. Those who are acquainted with
the sailor boarding house business In
Seattle say the runners there are des
perate characters. They are upheld
by Seattle's best business people and
Cases of shang-
absence would have been immediately
noticed and their escape reported to
the captain. They could have been
overtaken by the ship and again put
no 'hoard. Lynch's story may vary
when he arrives here this evening from
that given In his dispatch.
REAL KSTATE TRANSFERS.
M. J. Kinney to the town of New As
toria: lots 1 and 2, block 2S, New
Astoria t 1
J. C. Swope to II. L. Fletcher: south
west quarter of section 1, township
6 north, range 8 west 200
J. R. Gllstrap to R. F. Matkln: lots
7 and S, block 18. Astoria. addition to
Warrenton 300
Thr a evernl buvers In the market, the town authorities.
and the prices offered are far ahead ( halng and murder are of common oc-
O. U. W. NOTICE.
All members of Seaside
Lodge No. 12 A. O. U.
W. and of both Degree
of Honor UxlKes are
hereby notified that the
steamer Nahcotta will
leave from the Tele-
phont dock for Ihvaco on Saturday af
ternoon, September 23, at 5:30 o'clock
p. m. sharp. All Intending to go on the
excursion should lie on board by that
hour. Uv order, J. W. KARLSON,
W. M.
mm
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Manufacturer ot
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aa4 5mokra' Artlcw.
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