The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, November 26, 1899, Image 1

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VOL. L
ASTOHIA. OKKOON, N1VUDAY. KOVEMBEK 2b.
NO, 154
The Eclipse Hardware Co.
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Jinn KciiiovoI to i! New QiiiiiN'Ih next
lo the Columbia Kli'cti'ical A Itcjmir Co.,
llnir door form tlu "hi Mnml, whcru tli-y
will coiitinun to miry tint fluent htock of
htovt-H lii Astoria.
- - - BOND STREET.
FILIPINO REPUBLIC NOW
ON ITS LAST LEGS
f'.ur.ij burl-J Mi the w'.xv A n bluff
tlir.- mil w y,'- t hi l ily fhlx
morning. Thw man hud I-u Iilll'-'J
wllh u gunshot wuuvl In the br:urt. I
The munliir hud drorg"d the body.
' 2W yards and burl-d It. Kpl,.-In
p"lnl li, VVililain Frank, a Ovrmat, who
SITUATION IN NATAL
CONTINUES VERY GRAVE
Prominent Officers and Generals Suing
Peace and Offices at Manila-
hut n,ii-J- throats bhImm '.h;h, ,Mi a---!
for IT Censorship Maintained Adds Much to
Prevailing Sensation of Uneasiness.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Vi-li't,Uy rM'riv-. Milli'o fruto iitilillnlirr of llm
Wkiokm Knirin or tiik KwrtnornDu nniTAVHHu, that
nwiiitr In tin' wiortii'iiit liu rvhn' in Out price of nH"r ith
In llio 'NI d'W ri k,llii'X would shortly i(hdra tlirmle
til llirir Kln'Tliiifh at llif ireoiil irr. Our cvii, trai l
H till tlm IHif'llnln'iH fiinlili n In iniiki' I lii' lame liU'iul of
fir liii'lii(iir. Tlilily larue tuliiinc u( t lit Ktirycloi.
dm. onr iiiililn Irt Svili'iimlln J lending of llir FtiryHopeiliu,
Oiik l'.rijjlit (Ink Hunk' no mi'l tlni' I wir j(t WeUlir I n
ryrtiKHtm it ut charge, All lht above will tut It ) ti-I
tl im lm mini!! H)iin ht of
oini: doli.au
Iliilniice in iinall tniilillilv m) ini'tit. Cull and look liilo
till oiler.
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TROOPS EVERYWHERE ON THE A10YE
BOERS SAID TO BE GREATLY ELATED
time for iu:ko,;m i
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fcui KraiwlHC-rj Ofll'Wtl Tp-iiirrwnt rf
thlmo tu I Ir.v.Htlifat'r.1 by
FihItiiI Autlwrlty.
HAN FnANT8(. Nov. 23-Th
hrnl Ic uy that trx- d--n!h of Hoj
Agulnaldo Abandons His Baby and His Wife With . Her Gold In M',n;a '"' ttt r,'un,y Jtt11 No News From Udysraitb Since Friday When Union Jack Was
rwiull In an int-matl'Mal ioni.l!c(Ul'n 1 " J
His Headlong Filght-Every Fellow Nov r. m cut-iy t r j- mi om-i Still Flying Recruits for Boers Said to Be Raised
for IllmSelf. r,al a'u1" 'HxTtatUm t- H.Ino. hl
imrnlifni'loit rvrtllliHt" having t.n.
In This Country.
f -una to f d-f'Jv. HI j. ;i;h I l-
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3,000 lbs
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U Chickens. Geese and
Small PUs for c
Roasting.
Mince Meat, Pumpkin, Squash. Nuts,
Raisins, Plum Pudding and
Kwr tiling m w iiikI nice. Lvuvc vtmr unli rx i-ailv.
ROSS, HIGGINS 0 CO.
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WASlllMi'ION. Nov. 'J.r 'I'll.- adjutant .ikmI has re
n ivfil tin- fnl(wiiip calili-ram from (iriicnil a Hi.:
"Manila A vi I fmiii I.inayi n u!f wilh I tj att Ikh
frmii WIhhIoii t tin- "J.'lil in-l., lirmilit in IttU'iirarniuo, the in
iiri lit Mrrvtarv of xlatc, cajtnri il on tin- L'lst iiit. He savs
Ajjuitiiil'lo iiinl lii party ! It Turlac on tlu- niglit of" tlic l'Hli i
to In- M-oilul north "(hmi tr.iopN Irom I'.avoinliong nixl
I)ajjiiian. 'I Ih m' iriMij N Whiatnn !tni k at San Jacinto, ami r
Yoiinj tiiht wniil. v
"Ajriiinalilo, with j.art of his faiuilv, iscajKil n(,ri, with
J(l nun, passing ht lvum Youn and Whi aton. Youii is
still in (iiiiMiit at la.-t atcoiinls, and has hci ii ratiomd ut San
: FiTiiaiido. AtiiiiHliln' niotln r and oldt ht hild,.Hith iUun
;i ciiiiiino, liicaiiM' m I'liratt d fmni the rot of the party, the ;
J mother L'l ttiii" ht in tin- wood and the child. I vear old, is '
now with Whi-aton's troojKi Two lln.ti-aiid ilollar in pild,
v neionpinn i tne inoiiiir, was t aptiinii niui is i
'j Maiiilu treasury.
$ "A heavy ,.torni in I.ingayen ull ' ha preveiiteil the land-
;; ing of troop there for tin- north. MncArthur has captured
; the iniretit diretor of the railpmd. w ho nnleavon d tn d-
slroy the railroad to I'nuiiaii: aNo Captain Lawrence, an
i l'jilihiiiiiii, who i ved in Auina!d artillery.
? , The telegraph i not working i.oith ofTarlac today.
5 "Law tun is lielifvcd to he on the military road to lSavoni-
I mil T . I he roinls are now praetiealilc for wagons and supplies
fur him. and they are U injj forwiinh d. The troops have
liln Tut'.d "Ml Spanili prioiiei, recently."
li'Ki't to have chUwI (y tl'-tW't.!
IrrMmtally It han l.-vl.j-, that th'
,.ty ut..y ,urm h a,H lhat-SSSSa
the m.n .....t ..f i,.an ma,io LONDON, Nov. 25. The situation in the northern part t
only u M.irt.lxl ,.mlnatl., ,.f th-' '( r f ... , . .n,;.t.. , W. t
v. .viunj i.-i ui.iui an un.iii.TiiiLiwi u. 11 lull Or. 1 lie
Jioers are turning up in all directions.
h.x'y. The -hin.i Six '..rni.nUit will
INFLUENCE OF
in the
riu.i th-ir -nul f ak riiratl.i ' ' u,,t l,tJ""- (i.
fr..in th.- v .-ifii stat K'.v.rnmwt. 1 1 LajxsJown i.,at4he6 received tonight rfjmrt that the
' ; . enemy have blown up the railway bridge between HoMtiead
(S, Junction and Middleburg, with the object of preventing the
advance from Port Klizabeth. I
The effect of blowing up this briJ-'e will tend to Isolate 'i
UNITED STATES aauwI"ort recently re-occupied by British.
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PIIILADELI'IA, Nov. 25. It is a-. rted that on last $
Thursday night 450 men left this city en route to the Trans- $
, i vaal to join the Boer forces. ,
I Hecruits in much larger numbers are said to have been I
Forces the Door Cten in China shipped ut numerous intervals since the beginning of the war.
and a Re-adjUStment Of Policy 1 1 11 " a,so u'rttJ that recruiting is going on in 'all parts
A GREAT DIPLOMATIC FEAT
IS
a,
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on the Part of All Euro
pean Powers.
of the country.
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He Rent New Typewriters
Muny N lmirvtviiwtil AJJi-.l SFK Ol'Jt LATUsT
Smith Premier Typewriter
NkW A It r CATAIoi.l'i: ikki:
I.. AM. I.! XM)I.K It CO., I'hiinc Main MX
Cxelimlve JNmillc (iwti IVntrr. M Stark SI. l'ortland
MNII. Nov. 2" -The tifwn which , aK.'ii.ift the imuwnu In the Inland
tl - t.Tinmhli llrutim lirlnipi fim l.iK-f pa nay hiui Miult.-.l in ilrivlng them
'"" t lh mountain. 20 milfs InworJ.
I t-rtimhltiiKt Tl)(, Am,.ru.Hn!l ln Hiv h:ul five klllcil
yi'.in 1 1 1 I nil iiitt( that th
nill'-il l llli'li... r.nlilli
like ,i hull".- f ciirilh.
AKiilnaMa l .Lwrt.l or i-liif annj.- i . , ,,,,..,. ,.ml r.Jon.. Eiltnund
,.,..,l hy ihv .llil.ana a n. M army Ki(S, l,,11MlttIhlfM, (lurill(r , var1oui
which a f .rtiilKht ajfi wan .ivtnuchod
at T.irlac aji.l n.'n.lH.'.l a 1' fact.. Kv-!
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. iptnci't ov r nii-tNiihn of tlw in-onlc
of l.iii'in. an.l lu- Ih mnv a fuidtlvc In
''! rlKho-J l! by A. latr.l Piviw.)
UtSlKiS, Nuv,i'. .U f. rvm'.i ut th
L'nluj Sut.-H rfUcst to tile jxmrrs
for ituniiH-cs r.ttanltiiK th. nuiint.-n-aiw
of the "mwn d-Hir" In I'hina, the
AasK'iatiI prvMi I able to say that
lu-KiKLitimio have U'-n riiteivil into
1'Kiklng to u miirr jx-i maii-'tit and im
Mrlnt iie.ni.ill.mal HKiiii.'at than
Vt l).l(l.
ThotiKh the Breatt otticlal n-tu.v
m oU-rl ut ull capitalu p'saiIInn th
r t nn v-nunt, thTV In pxid cau
l' believing that negotiations have
rcuchevl a ho-ful state. According to
Largest and Best Equipped
Offices In the Northwest
PORTLAND
DENTAL,
PARLORS
Top
riuor
YV hliitoi
Huilil-
Oown and Uruliro Work, ft.M mr tooth. BtmratiteeJ.
Kent net Twili. $5.00 fit ttunmnteeil.
licHt FillinttH, r(): up, nuurantuiut.
All Work Positively (itinrantecJ '
toulvu IVi fcct SatlHfactlon
OK NO PAY.
Wnnhinstton Bnildinif, Corner 4th ami Wushinglon Sli.
Fifth Floor, Roonm-47, 48, CO, 61. 82.
'Phont Oreuon, Hrown 40.1. Columlila 569
ih ' inoiintai'M. with xniall h"' of n-1
i MiablihltiK the tnachlne. I
The anny li aciil terr.1 In the IiIUh on J
hold Mile of tlw railroad and lt wide-1
ly viiaiAied iHucliiiK-nt! are wltlitn
ti e c.ird r which r.Mienl I.uwton an.l
(' neriil Wh.Nit.in Jiave ivtivntdl.
The rulinir )irlt of the cabinet la a
lnlso.fr ti, Manlln, a white ee.hant on
the hand "f the authorlti, ami the
ainaU fry are liiinblliiK over one an
other to net to Manila,
Tlmv I'luvlflonal gowrnnor haw
arrived In Mnnlla.to qiut Om'ial
OtlM to Install them In their old ifflrv
under the n.-w t-Klnx. Dr. Limiv,
brother iG.-nenU l.una. and a iiml
iKitt liiHiirr.vtlonl'.t. Iww arrival here
and hU friends and many other hi
applying t Kneral Otla for pvrmlHul.m
fo enjoy the luxuri. of Manlln.
Tho only lai-KV frvv of liumrn'genta
known to tvmnJn aw thiwe In CaTtte
province, at San Mut ami In the
Sanibic mountains, thotiKh evrnl
port yet have lunsv (rnrrlmma Agu
Inaldo Ix-giin hi rvtivat with 2,000 men
under Oem rul Oii rlo del Tillar, That
force was probably brought to ls pres
ent iiinportlini8 by desertion. , .
The Inst dvftnlte news as to AKiiinal
do's wherealHiuts Is that he piuwed
through Trlnadad. east of Artlngay
and toward rtfteomUioiff, cscort.nl by 20,
men of tho r.ulacan battalion, who
had dwindled fiMiu 600 within a week.
MOVKMKNTS IN PANAY.
Serlea of Engagvinenta In Which the
Natives ar Driven Back to the
Mountains.
in. I 1v v.'iioti.l.l li,m,,m lfovh.M n..ri-i
! the reports curn-nt here, in constequen.
eral CarH-nter and CNJon-l Edmund, .,.,
j ratlsfactorlly to Washington's nquest,
the fnlti-d States has decided lo take
up the Chinese ijuestion still more vigorously.
The eo-oieraiion of Ureal Britain to
light. Thirty-two insurgents wT
killed In the engiiK'inems and the na-j
11 V refu ted thlU 19 citl.liJi j
wound.-.! were taken aw-ay. ,
Am,.nK (he Ani.-rlcans kilUsl werv aj (hjl( em, , aiVmod ttos s-H-ured an 1
lieutenant of the Kightnth r,imem ; j( s M, UIHm ,he lllUil4tiVt. of (he
and a m-twint of artillery. Twelve ob- j VnJUs s.(ut WVJV
sole-le cannon were cai.tur.sl. j u, ,oollri nt v luas,UraiM..v to th-,
The Third infantry. i,omiioilering i'jjt StattT, but u definite agreement!
from Hailing?, met the insmr'nts n;oe,ttliV ttt, Kuronn powers thm-i
the innlp r.vid and had a running (U'lit j selves. I
to Sun ldefonso, wh.w tlK'V drove j Such an tndcrsiamUug lo the aver-j
,l(Hi rillplt'o from the old Sanlsh r.-1 ;,g-f European statesman has long
doubt. ! seemed t.'toplan, yet tixlay the Assoct-j
Proccsllng towanls San Miguel, thejated Pr.s Is Informal on good author-'
Amei'lcniio found the Insurgents tn akty there are fair chawes of r.rwit1
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series of strong work two miles south ltrltain, Russia, Germany and Jawi,
of the town, probably. General Hio
del llnar's old commaml. numbering
710 men. An oflleer and a private w-ere
killed. The Insurgents had four men
killed and 10 wounded. Nine Filipinos
were raptured.
This I hrobably tho largest baid of
Insurgents north of the Vnrtf rlwr.
j Lmdon, Nov. 25. Ttui ioBftlo In
;Nital remains full of perplexities,
whirl) the .censorship has Increased.
Although a division and a half have
tkiw' reached Durban, that place' 1
prattle-ally powerl-ws until supplied
with cavalry and artillery, and un;ll
these arrive the situation will undoubt
edly rerniln grave.
With three b-leoifin-ivd garrisons; in
Natal Lettides Kimlx-rley and Mafeklng
and no algns of su-cor ii the Immedi
ate future. It is no wonder that the
outlook Is regarded as distinctly gloomy
tonight and that the moat possible is
m.idtf of General Methuen'g success
such as It was. That battle decided
nothing. Front no other point can even
the semblance of success be reported.
Mufektng appears in a worse plight
than the Britishers have hitherto cared
to admit and It is difficult to v how
It can be relieved for some time to
cone.
While an offk-ial dispatch from the
Boer head laager outside of Ladysmith.
dated Nov. 24, sho.ved that the town
was still flying the Union Jack on Fri
day, the cheerful tone of the message
and the evident anticipation - of a
sp"edy reduction of Ladyamtth is not
calculated to -heer- the anxious relatives.
THi: BICYCLE RACE.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Nov. 25.-Th
score at the end of the 3Ind hour In the
-day bicycle race . as follows:
Waller, t43 mlled; Llngenfelder, git
miles; Niederhofer, 503 miles.
SCHLEY HAS SAILED.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The cruiser
Chmicago, flagship of the South Atlan
tic, squadron, under Rear-Admiral
Schley, sailed for her station today.
DIRECTOR GENERAL DAVIS DEAD.
CHICAGO. Nov. 23. -Colonel George
R. Davis, form?r director general of the
worlds fair, died at his home ln this
city tonight from tie-art disease.
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Visit tha "Quality" Stare when you are in Port and
In conjunction with the Vnited Stab's,
becoming signatories to a treftty de-
(imitating spheres of polltlral Influence
In China and determining their fiscal
policy in that quarter of th giobe, t
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Boys' Clothes,
based on "the oen door" principle. .
Such is the scope of the negotiations,
the projected arrangements may be j
retroactiw, for Instance, may -change
hands In return for other privileges.
France apparently haa exhibited the
- greatest opposition to this plan to
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THE SHERMAN IN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-The
1'nlted States trantqiort Sherman ar
rived from the I'hlllplnes today. There, far. but assurances have been received
were IS civbin passengers and 191 dis-j from Russia; and her apparent willing-,
chaiged and sick men on ourd. Eight I news to enter Into agreement wl;h the
died on the voyage. j VnKcd States as a leadiivg factor hnsj
' j given rise to the In-llef tl at France Isi
GRANT'S FLYING COH'MN. J , .Hu. u .,,.,,!, k, ,l- fJ,
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25. General It Russia entered Into an agreement
Fivd Grant It Is stated will in a few j France, It is assorted, Is almost bound
days start out with a flying column to
clear the province of Cavlte of Insurgents.
Mt'RDER AT f-POKANE.i
Hody of a German Found Hid With a
Gunshot Wound.
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to follow or render herself powerless In
the far east.
It Is understood the t'nited States.
Great Brlialn and Japan, haw air, ndy
arrived at a perfect uuilerstandli-.
Germany's decision was greatly lu-
j flunced by the emp- ror. ho had fre-
iuent conf.rvics on t'nis far eastern
SIVKANK, Nov. 25. The body of j proMem while In El, gland with Joseph
MANILA, Nov. 25. The movement Augutit Zaspek a German laborer, was I H, Choflte, United States ambassador.
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We show a select assortment for
tlie youngster just growing out of
kilts, for the school hoy and for the
boy who is no longer a boy.
Suits
Of the latest New York designs. Fancy
Vestees, Sailors, two-piece School Suits
and Youths' Ixing Trousers Suits are
shown here in a profusion of styles.
Reefers.
lUst quality Blue Chinchillas, Co
vert Cloths ainl Kerseys.' Every garment is thoroughly
reliable in every way.
Nats and Furnishings
For Boys are shown in almost unlimited variety (if kinds
nud prices.
A B STEINBACH 8 CO
LARGEST CLOTHIKRS
IN THE NORTHWEST
Mail Orders Solicited '.
idirner Fourth and Morrison Sts., PORTLAND, OREGON.
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