The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 13, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4 im MORNING AST01UAK SATUtUA,, JANtUM 14, .5100. ties tor Its expansion. lis explained When You Want that Ha familiarity with his subject Thousands of Useful Articles "American and the Phlllpplnea ind the Par East" arose from frequent trips ne had made in the countries P1NB TEAS AND COFFEES of which he spoke in! the lntorest of the government. He Insisted that what the English, Kronen, Germans ud Dutch accom- plibhcd in the East, the United States could accomplish and hi believed that the Filipinos were people capable of not only commercial, but Intalloc. tuul growth. (ALL ON Are offered at LOWER (rices now thin at any oifcer tttr c la the year. DRESS GOODS, SILKS UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY In fact ALL our stock of first-class wctir irrjtel at lowest trices. Pure Spices Extracts Foard 0 Stokes Co. THE ST. MARY'S KECK. Every Soul on Uourd IYrl.-hed and the Ship Ha Entirety Dis appeared, ST. JOHNS. N. F., Jan. 13, 1 a. m. linking Powder Autorifle Ore FOR THE HOUSEHOLD LINENS T,h,e Lnr. Napkins, Tone!?. Toweling by ths yard.Poil- Tea Cloths, etc. All the necessaries tor the dining room and kitchen at most tetnptiug prices. BEDDING Sheets-hemmed and hemstitched. Pillow Cases Blank- ets. You can cave many dol'ait by purchasing now. HOME-FURNISHINGS time to bnjLaee Cnr- . tains, Sash Curtaining, Tortiers. Couches, Couch Covers, Tapestry, Denims. Art Draperies, Comforts. Silk alines, etc., at lowest prices. PENALTY FOR DISPLAY. California Style of Wearing Diamond Dangerous In Chicago, CHICAGO. J.in. 12. Mrs. John Cats", of 239 Dearbord avenue, was seised by robbers dhortly after mid. niffht at Chestnut street near North Clarke street, thrust Into a cab and afterward robbed of diamonds valued at J600. She was brutally beaten, her hands lacerated and her face bruised. She was so badly hurt and so badly overcome that she la almo6t prostra ted. Mrs. Corse, who is 26 years of age. came to Chicago recently from California for the purpose of studying elocution. Wednesday evening she at tended an entertainment on the West side, returning to her apartments about midnight She was feeling ill and went to a drugstore about two blocks from where sha lives. Tliie store, however, was closed and Mrs. Corse started for home. She hud not proceeded half a block homeward, when, according to the story she told to the police, she was seized from be hind by two men who drove up In a cab and they thrust her into the vehicle, stlflling her cries and drove atvay at a rapid gait. Th- cab was driven to a resort near Clark and Division st re-Ms. The wo man was forced to enter the building and being too ill and frightened to mak? an outcry she was partly car ried and partly dragged. Here an effort was made to secure the dia monds she had worn to the entertain ment in the evening, and which the still had on. The gems were set in a brooch. The brooch was secured, but the rings were tight and could not easily be removed from the fin gers. The robbars thn procured a pair cf plnchars and wrenclu-d the diamonds from their settings. While this was going on, Mrs. Corse re sisted as best Bhe could, but found herelf almost powerless in the grasp of the men. After the robbery she was again put in the cab and, in response to her pleading she was tak en to her boarding house in Dearborn avenue. . The robbery was reported to the po The little Dutch boy who stopped the leak in the dike with his finger saved his country from over whelming destruc tion. You have read about hi in in your school readers, how he was walking along the due when be heard a faint sound of trickling water. and knew at once that a leak had sprang in that great embank ment which saves Holland from the devas tations of the hungry sea It was early in the night, and no one was near at hand. The leak was small when he found it, but he knew that the action of the water would enlarge it long before morning, and wash way the entire embankment, inundate the country and destroy his own and thou sands of homes. So he bravely put his ringer in the crevasse, and kept it there all the long night through, until help came and the opening was properly stopped. He had saved his country. Equally insignificant is the entrance of disease into the human system. The be ginnings of the most terrible ailments are so small tbey can be easily stopped at the Hart. Your health is a dike which keeps r ut and stops the inroads of dangerous and devastating disease. Whenever it breaks down, no matter how slightly, there is an opening for disease to enter. If the open ing is not watched, it will grow larger, until the sweep of disease overwhelms you, and health and perhaps life is de stroyed forever. Fortify your health with Dr. Pierce's Golden.. ilcdicil Di&rnvrry. and, you can ' defy ill-bcaltli. You can make your health so sYrong-a bulwark that disease cannot find a crevice through which it can creep. Taken in time, Dr. Pierce's remedies pre vent greater and more serious troubles. Hundreds write daily to Dr. Pierce, telling him how ihee remedies have saved them and made them strong. Constipation causes and aggravates many serious diseases. It is speedily cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, lice. The story was regarded as a strange one by the officers but the victim repslted her assertions and showed her lacerated hands ami thv rings wKh the empty settings to prove her statements. Detectives were detailed on the case. The only theory that would fit the case is that the diamonds worn by Mrs. Corse wre exposed to view while she was trying to get Into the drugstore in North Clark street and th.it she was followed by the men in the cab. The Chicago avenue po lice are pui2led over the arTUr. Beside the diamonds, her nt-cket book, containing o in money and a draft for 1250, was also taken. Mrs. Mrs. Corse's hume is in San Fran cisco. KID MOOT WINNER. A Fake Fight in Which Clioylnski Apparently Loses. NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Kid McCoy gcrt th decision over Joe Chynski in a bout which lasted three rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club tonight. Choylnskl would have hal the fight in the cond round had it not ben fen- an accident "ts to the timekeep ing. Ke had floored th Kid four times, but the timekeeper pulled the bell as McCoy was counted for the limit of ten sevonds and this saved the kid fix-m absolute defeat. Chcvnki's seconds protested vigorously but Re feree Johnny White, while knowing the round was short by lnmy ; onds, stood by the official timekeeper and crdered the men. to continue when the gong rang again for the opening of the third round. Chnynskl's cleverness outpointed and outshadowed all of McCoy's clev er ring work; McCoy having escaped defeat in th second round was again lucky In the third round, as the blow with which he sent Choynskl down and out was delivered almost two cond after the bell had rung for the completion of the third round. There was a great deal of noise in the building at the time the gong sounded and undoubt edly neither man heard the clang of the bell. In the northeast portion of the build ing there was a tumult caused by one of the spectators dropping dead. The man was very much excited during the bout and expressed himself freely as to McCoy's being out before the bell rang. He slid fflom his swit Jead as the bell sounded for the beginning of the third round. Colonel Mike Padden, timekeeper for McCoy, said afterward that the round was clipped by forty seconds. That McCoy was groffjy and practi cally out when the gong sounled. Choynskl, while feeling rather gore, said that he had no fault to find with the referee, and In conversation with the latter exonerated White from all blame. After the bout Choynskl and McCoy signed articles to meet again under the same conditions at the Broadway Athletic Club, February 20. KEY TO THE ORIENT. Possession of the Philippines Will Make United States First In Commerce. CHICAGO, Jan. 12. John Barrett, former United States minister to Si- am, in an address to the Union League. Club last night, declared that the Philippine island' were the key to the commerce of Asia and with them in control of America the bulk of the Asiatic trade would be diverted to this country. To substantiate his statement, Tie gave statistics of the commerce of China, Japan, Slam, Ceylon and Asia generally, showing what proportion the United States now enjoyed; the growth of the import and export trade of these countries' with the na tions of the-earth and the poselblU- Further details regarding the wreck In St. Mary's bay show that the steamer probably carried a crew of t!0 with poMbly some pasewnsiM-s. When first see.i the after halt of the wreck was biasing fiercely and the fore par; under water. The keros. ne In the cargo helped the blaie. At that time only three men were left on board. Two were walted over board and drowiied, and one survivor toon after left the tigging, swam to the rocks, and twice endeavored to got a footing. Fa'Ung In this he made his way Kick to the rigging. wh-r he died of exposure during the night Many dead bodies are visible Uvs ing n the surf. Boats and other wreckage are strewn among the recks fjr miles. It was lmHv4lde to reach the wreck which had gne to pieces. Thero Is not the flighk.st prvs;et that any soul on Ivxtrd escaped Valh, as the inteii.v cold would have kl'l.Hl There Is not the slightest prospect t any who escapvd drowning. SEES ANOTHER LIGHT. Mr. Bryan H.is Become a Convert to the Doctrine of Protection. BOSTON. Jan. 12. The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say: Utah correspondents of Boston wool houses ay they have received per sonal assurances from William Jen nings Bryan that if elected president he will retain the protective duty on wool, having changed his mind on free wool. TRANSVAAL LOSS IN LIFE. Moralists are discussing the terrible loss of life brought about by the Trans vaal war. Yet here life Is sccriflced for a purpose for an honest principle. It were better to preich against the need less sacrifice of life. Thousands of poople succumb to ailments which might easily have been checked In the beginning. Dyspepsia carries off more people than are killed in war. The ue of HosUftter's Stomach . Bitters would save many Uvea. Constipation may sem a little thing, but It Invari ably develops Into something woit.', and the longer it is allowed to run, the harder it Is io cure. The Bitters cures indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia and bill, usness, naturally and permanently, good for' everybody. TRADE STILL INCREASING. NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-R. G. Dun & Company's Weekly Review of Trade will ay tomorrow: The busL ness of the new yta begins well, though there Is still much of the us ual hesitation. In the branches where last year's business was extraordinary and prices have risen -greatly, some pau.se h natural, though nothing in dicates a decrease of consuming dis position or of purchasing power, but ther Is a continuing rise In wages to promote the increase. The failures for the week have been 274 in the United States against 318 last year and 25 in Canada against 24 last year. Crippled by Rheumatism. Those who have Rheumatism find themselves growing steadily worse all the while. t)ne reason of this is that the remedies prescribed bj the dooton sontain mercury and potash, which ul timately intensify the disease by caus ing the Joints to swell and stiffen, producing a severe aching of the bones. B.S. S. ha Vm ffOKhg fiheumatism for twenty years even the wont eaiei which seemed almost inourable. Capt. O.S. Hughes, the popular railroad eonduotor, ef Uolumbls, 8. 0 h4 an eipvrt tnoe with BhenmatUm whioh eoorluosd dus that then u onlr one turgor that jtalnful dis ease. Btaai: "I wui great stiff arer from nSus eaiar Rheumatism for two years. I ooold get bo pemsneal rstief from apr indlelne pre sort bad by my pbyiuolaa. 1 took about a dozen bot tles of roar 8. 8. 8- and now tin h well as I ter iu mmy lifs. Im J sure that rour medicine Z eursd me, and I would -; MfMmmimil It tA in.nn. te. sufleriog fromany blood disease." Everybody knows that Eheumatlgm Is a diseased state of the blood, and only a blood remedy Is the only proper treatment, but a retnedy eon tain lug potash and mercury only aggravate the trouble. S.S.S.Blopd being Purely Vegetable, goes diteot to the very cause of the disease and s) per manent cure always results. It if the only blood remedy (roaranteed to con tain no pgtach. mercury or other dan gerous minerals Books mailed free fey Swift Species Company, Atlanta, Georgia. LiJafrj Thli striking photograph represents the thres-year-oUl son of Mr. Jew. Potter ot 3W South First Street, Brooklyn, X. V., who says, under date of Sept. 23, 1890, regarding Ms cure ot a disfiguring face humor: My baby's face was covered with ringworms. We could not lay a plu Mweeu the tores ou his face and neck, and lie was tight to look at. Two doctors atteuded him for three week, without tuccess, when I heard of Cutlvura. I got a box ot Cutlcura Sonp, and a box of Cuticura Ointment. I only applied theuf throe days, when I could tee hi dice win bettor, ami In four weeks he w in cured. Ills face Is as clear as a bell, and not a mark cu It. In all the world there U no treatment to part, m tweet, to eon noin leal, m ipwdily e dee. Ore tor illalreMlujr tain and eralp humors ot Infant and rhlldren O THTIU. A warm baih with ( I TIi iha Soar, ami a tliiKle anointing lth Ci'Tinm ntiitiwnl, putr.lid emollient Un cure, folluweil when nivemMry by a mild done of iTTirrm Kmoi.vkxt. will afford liulAiit relief, permit rl nd tleep to both ncnt and rhlld, ami put lit lo upeedy, permanent, ami economical rure when all elac fade. iold thmiiKh"" the world. PrW.'THK skt, t.Si or, t'rTH't'n Soap, IV., i'ith'I'sa utxTVKNr, v . Cfrn-fwa TtE.Kit.vcNT 5v Torrta Pino asu ClifcH. Coar., stole l'roi., Ilo.iou. " How lo Curs Itaby Humor," free. WATCHING VNCLE SAM. NEW YOrtK. Jan 12. A dlspati-h to the Herald from San D.milngo says: The French government anticipating the arrival or Uie United States gun bot MaclU.u here has ordered two more warships to Santo Domingo. Th- vessels are expected to reach here tomorrow. HAS BRYAN CHANGED? SALT LAKE. Jan. 12. Wool men hero say they have heard nothing of the reported chango In the views of W. J. Brian on the question of the wool tariff. TIMH 5CHI PLLE3 DEPART' Knur. Kortlnd. Aaaivi Salt Luke. Denvi r. Kt. ... Punt WortU Oman, Kan- :, .. Mad W'l im City, L Loul. ..rZ"m P- m- Chleagu sod la. 8 iS p m flonkniift Wb 'H' n. Mtnnei pulls, Ht.P' III, Vlvcr 3t'ir m Dulutti, Milwaukee, Chicago and Kl, 8 a. m. t am Aatnrln OCEAN STEAMSHIPS All fulling InUs nul Jfft tochaniTf. For Can KrUeiw-HMll ,la . l:l, .2T.,2 ! Colrmbla River 7am i Steamers ExSuuduy.Tn i Portland and Way Landings. n in Mo dny i. . i .. 6 a in -WILLAMETTE K.VKU FV?.imUy KHiin.ay; Q , flVi Nwberg-,S""""y - Miilcm A Way-land WillametU and Yam- . Mn Tom Thnr . Jlon.,Wea. lues, t n"rm,- ,.., ii, jl ... V t-.. and Hat. r lr ," urn. Klparla lare dly l:2Ua. m. J.t Iwlstn :M a in ; daily 5nak Rives. Klparla to Lewtitoo. Sam Tuei.Thui Saturday WILLAMETTE RIVEH 4:.0p.m. I'oriiKiici to i;raius moo, weu and way luui'ingx. Kriday O. W. iOUWIBIRRT. Agent Astoria, W. B. ErrjltLBTJKT, Otm. pas. Act rettlaaa, Or. It T UXORIOUS 1 1?AVEL THE "North-Western Limited" trains, electric lighted throughout, both In side and out, and strra heated, are, without exception, the finest trains In the world. They embody the latest, newest and best Ideas for comfort, convenience snd luxury ever offered the traveling public, and altogether are the most com. plete and splendid production of ths car builders' art These Splendid Trains Connect with Tbc Great Northern The Northern I'acific and The Canadian i'acific at rr. PAUL FOR CHICAGO and the EAST. No extra chares for thess superior ac commodatlons and all olasses of tickets are available for passage on ths famous ."North-western Limited." . All trains oa this Una are protected by ths Interlocking Block system. W. H. MHAD. F. C, SAVAGE,' Gen'l Agent, Portland Ore.' T- A. Li. LEBECK 1 Carpenter and Builder General Contractor HOUSE RAISlNd AND MOVINQ A SPECIALT A NEW YEAR'S GUIDE. There Is one biKk everyone should make art effort to get. for the now year. It contains simple and valuable hints concerning health, many amumiig an wdoteii, and much gt-rkTal Information. We refer to Hosteller's Almanac, pub lished hy The Iloatetter Co.. I'ltt burgh.' I'a. It will prove valuable to any household. Sixty employes are kept at work on this valuable nook. Th' Issue for lWO will be over eight million, printed In the Hngllsh, Ger man. French. Welsh. Norwegian, 8we dish, Holland. Hohemlan and Spanish lanciMges. It contains proof of the ef flcacy of Hostel tor's Stomach Hitters, the irreat remely preimrt.! ty the pun. Ushers, and Is worthy of careful pres ervation. The almruMC m:iy be ob tained free of cost, at any druggist or general dealer In the country. LEAVE PORTLAND ARRIVa OVERLAND EX HttriS. for Balem, 7:UC P.M.8aeramnlo, Usdro, t.W A.J. ban hranclKo, -Mo. lave, Lus AnKeles, Kl Pao, New or Uans sod the Eaat. n a a m Roaaburg passenger Via Woodhura, for Mount ) Angel, 811 verton. Wnt Brn, brownvllle, 8jrlng lie II and Nation.... H P. H Dnlly except Sunday esrlit Bauday tf SO A. M v .,. T.ii,. puaenger ri:bn K. at Independence pass' f;a A.U t.M P. U Daily. tDalljr except Bunnajr. Conncctlnif at Ban s'ranclaro with Oeot denul Oriental. Paclio Mall and Oee anlo steamship lines tor JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA HAWAII AND THE PHILIPPINES Rebate tickets on sale dally between Portland, Baormmento, end Ban Krancls oo. Net rates 117 tlrst-class, and 111 fxy ond-class, lnchMilns sleDr. Pates and ticket to Eastern points ana Europe. A m Japan, China. Honolulu T'ofoua-h tickets tfsst for lowest ra'tea Call on C. J Treoohard, local ajreat. tTer.a rarco Comasara aOce. A atom 11 bailWAypoihts EAST Through oalaoe and tniiH aiaoiwM dining and library observation cars. ELEGANT VE8TIBULEJ TRAINS. No. 4, "Flyer" Uavr-s Portland at 3.45 p, m. p. m. No. I, Flyer." arrives Portland at 8 00 a. m. For rates, etc., call or address O. W. LOUN8BERRT, Agent O. R. ft N., Astoria. or A. B. C. DENNI3TON, C. P. St T. A., Portland, Ors. Oregon Short Line Railroad. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, vis the Union Paclfio Fast Mall Line, or the Rio Grand floenlo Lines. LOOK AT THE TIME 1 Days to Salt Lake 2 J Days to Denver 3J Days to Chicago 4J Days to New York. 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