The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 24, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIHK 5I0KN1N0 ASTOIUAN. WKDNKSUAV JANUARY M, 19(W. Thousands of Useful Articles Arc offered it LOW El prices tow tttaa tt my ottet tin c It tie yew. DRESS GOODS, SILKS UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY In fact ALL coi tckf firM-diSJ imi'it HN " v? frfcc$. FOR THE HOUSEHOLD UN N3 L ii i 8. Kfjk'i s, Ti se's. 1 c 1 1 v tb ard.Poit- It Ci- i, ,ie All miKtuiti tor the dining r ii i i t i n i ii 1 1 l , rice. i n l.t n tti I td Til!o ((. Blnnk ' "' M II HI 0 SI 8 I 11 Tl I I til g I I W, I L i ' iNGS ' ,n' tiuit- to hoy Luce Cur- -"i 11 ' tin, Saeli Ciirlainint!, 1'orliers, n C inhtu. rs I Histrj, LVi.itrjs. Art Draperies, Comfort. Silk- . a . I - Mjm ww i m - - - i- w Us HILSTROM SENT "TO THE ASYLUM Slayer of Like Wooers AfljaJgeJ Insane. MINORITY REPORT IS FILED rK Member of the Lsaacj , Cotnmis sios Who , Wants Hilstrom . . "naoted for Good." . Malt Hilstrom, the slayer of Lake A.totrs! la now on his way to Salem vr.er h will will ba confined in tat .uur.e asylum. JblUtrpm, Btarttdv route . last evening in charge of . tht l'.tiis. Hlibtrow'i examination on ; tat . .cliarre .ct Insanity aa Jield. yesterday before lunacy commission composed of IX tor Kinney. Fulton w4 Bik n.ari. j Judgt dray welded. The circuit court room was crowd ed to th doors when Judge Gray, -shortly after 10 o'clock, took bis aeat and commanded the sheriff, to call for order. Upon the front aeat were both men and women who came from the 1 Lewis and Clark district. All were Interested In the proceedings and there were several who came to add . whatever evidence they could in con - mMlon . with the tragedy. - Only one, . hniiat'ir Innk ,ihp. witness stand, as the doctor composing the commiaalon I felt satisfied at an early stage in the proceeding that Hilstrom was a llgi tlmute subject for entry at the state aslura for the Insane. ' There were many witnesses but the most important were Hilstrom and his wife. Tn question of Hllstrom's mental condition, however hung upon a slen der thread, as far as the mala test! . mony was concerned. As a matter of fact, Hilstrom is one of -the, moat fortunate murderers that . ever escaped the gallows. In a word he Is much more a fool than a lunatic That a murderer can escape the gal- . lows because he is a fool is due sole ly to the American Jury system, by which a man Is presumed to be . Judged by his peers. In every matter save that Involving , the killing of Lake Mooers, Hilstrom t. appears perfectly sane. This was proved by his story from the witness .stand yesterday; It has been estab , llshed by his actions in the past - When Hilstrom took the witness stand yesterday the worst opinion thai , was framed was that he wa a man of simple mind. All his testimony wa perfectly straightforward except- . Ing that which had direct bearing up on the shooting of Mooers. Probably the most consplclous characteristic as manifested by Hilstrom was his ap parent Indifference as to the enormity of hit deed. He seemed not to realist in the slightest degree that by his foul . deed bs had terminated the lift of a! man, who. In life, had been ont of his - st- trlswas. Xtd, , had . HUstfom been testifying as to the prospective returr.es of his next hay crop he could not have been more nonchalant Hilstrom Is a confessed lover of whisky and t was at first believed thui it was while lu an intoxicated state tl-at he killed Lake Mooers. This conclusion, however, is no longer en tertaind by those best acquainted with the facts. When Hllstrom's younpest child was due about six weeks ago he took occasion to cele brate tht event by ordering a gallon of whisky, although the new visitor had not yet arrived. This liquor, which was the last he is supposed to have had. was procured upon the fol lowing order sent to Alex Grant: Oregon, Alelvllle, the IS. Matt Hllstrom's, 1S99. sjosth hand raiting Brother Mr. Grant W1L u please send me onle galant wiske for the boy was bon today, the IS of Dec. e. att 10 a. rn. I send thes order bay the stiioar ar.d tspakt tht wiske and the stiriar tht 19 p. m. . y wess u tak thes order and spoett to Dr. J L. Fulton to se ef hi ken rid elti ettes. Rat writlngan lnglls and spaith spelling an svldls langwlks an snides. Toutrss truley Goklstandard Boy H 10 H Old M. Aside from Hilstrom, probably the most Important witness was his wife, Both the eldest son and daughter were sworn but the wife gave the most im portant evidence concerning Hllstrom's mental condition. For several days. she said, she bad believed her hus band to be unbalanced. "He would tell me that he knew thai certain men among whom was Mooers, Abercrombie and others, were intent upon killing him,' she said, "but I thought he was mistaken and told him so. But when. I disagreed with him he always became mad, and I finally grew to believe that possibly he was right" ' Bid you have any Idea that your husband intended to shoot Mooers w hen he came to the house on the day he was killed?" asked Judge Gray. "No, sir," was the response. "My husband was shaving himself at tht time, preparing to come to town. As soon as he heard the knock at the door he said, 'Walt till I get my gun.' Wlv.-n I opened the door I saw Mr. Mooers and the other gentlemen." "Didn't you step aside after you op'.-ned the door and Immediately prior to the shooting?" asked the court "Yes, sir," was the reply. "Why did you do that?" was asked. "Well," Mrs. Hilstrom replied," I saw that my husband bad a gun and that he was pointing it toward me. Of course I stepped to one side right away." After the close of the examination Mrs. Hilstrom gathered her family and started for their temporary lodg ing. Meeting them In the hallway Judge Gray asked the unfortunate woman If she had any supplies on hand at the house. To this she replied that she had but little In the way of food. "1 11 fix that for you," said Judge Gmy, and then, turning to the eldest sop, he said, In a most kindly tone: "My boy, you are now at tht head of the family and must do what you can to care for the little ones. Both your mother and I will expect you to be a perfect little man and . do your besi to make your home as happy at powlble under the circumstances." Tr young follow Is but 15 years of ago and who Is quite clever for his years, evidently realised the iympoiiM- billt that had been thus placed upon his little shoulders and asured Judge Griy, in his childish way, that ho woulu be a ilttle man and would do every thing he could to keep his mother and his brothers and outers from want As Mrs. Hilstrom Is now destitute, Juils" Gmy approved an older from tht- sl eilft for provisions Immediately necessir. One cf the first Instances In which a n.iuority report has been filed by a nwmtwr of a lunacy commission, was brvutfht up yesterday by Vr. Reckman. Dm, Fu'U'U and Kinney made out the regular commitment paper and ap pended tl.elr signatures. Dr. Beck man, however, announced his determi nation to aid Ms Individual opinion to the commissioners' conclusions, ex pressing the conviction that Hilstrom shmil 1 be committed to the asylum for life. Said he: "The man Is dangerous and I do not believe he 3houlJ be allowed to leave tht asylum upon the Oral manifesta tion of mental balance. There is every reason to believe that HiUtrom ha.s lost hU mental equilibrium, and than his condition is of a hereditary nature. It would be both unwise and unsafe to allow him his liberty upon the nrst apparent return of reason. A inn like he might be apparently sune for years and suddenly go wrong. I am sati.stU'd that Hilstrom U pos sessed of a naturally weak mind and no chances should be taken." Mrs. Mooers, wife of the murdered man, expresses much gratitude for 'the many acts of courtesy and kind ness shoan her In her bereavement Many wreaths were received at the funra! from friends whom she desires to .thank. LARGE FIHE AT DAWSON. Finest Pa: t of the Business Section of the City Reduced to Ashes. SEATTLE. Jax 23,-Advices recelv ed to-lay substantiate the report of the big lire In Dawson. It occurred Januury 11 and destroyed buildings anJ mt'tchandise to the value of four huudrr-l thousand dollars. The news comes by telegraph from Dawson to Staga-ay The fire Is sup posed to have originated from a de fer-' ve Hue. The flames burned about 400 feet along the principal street, laying in ashes many of the costliest and most substantial structures in the Klondike metropolis. The fi extended along First street frotr. Sai.i UcnifitU's saloon and gam- blu.g house to Thomas Chlsholm's sa lion, wiping out these two well-known lard-murks and al! Intermediate build- iigs. These included many sajoons rtstauiants, an opera bouse, a grocery and general stor-s and a branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. SFRKCKLES' NEW STEAMERS. Will Be Without Peers on the Pacific Coast SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23. At the annual meeting of the Oceanic Steam ship Company. President John D. Sprerk'es reported that the new ships now being built for the company would be ivitho-it peers in the Pacific and would greatly Improve the service. ? totnl net earnings for 1899 were 1374,747, au increase of 149,190 over those of 1898, CAPTAIN FRIEDMAN'S WILL. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23. The Call says: When the will of Captain L Frit-oman, who died in the Palace ho tel Sunday morning is opened, It will be found that he had left an estate valued at $750,000, three-quarters of which han been left to charity. After bequests, which will reach an aggre gate of '00,000 are paid, the residue is bequested to the Hebrew home for a?ed and disabled persons. This lega cy will amount to at least 1250,000. SOLFILINB. Solflllne! Solfillne! If you are sick and tired of rubbers, which protect your feet from wet or cold, and wish to save continual re soling of your shoes; If you wish to stop greasing your harness and pro longing the life of same at least fifty per cent If you wtoh to save gresHlng your belts In your manu factory, go to Peterson & Brown, at Astoria, and try a case of Solflllne on your sboea and harnesav Buy your shoes only of those who have that sci entific waterproof lea her preparation. Take no other. ' . Address, PETERSON & BROWN, General Agents, Astoria, Oregon. TODAT'8 WRATH RR. PORTLAND, Jan. 24 .-Washington,' Oregon and Idaho, fair weather today. AROUND TOWN. Crawfish, cooked In wlnt, at tht Na tional Cafe, Major Barrett was up from Seaside ywte r lay. J. L. Ashley of Dtooklleld Is In tht city. Mrs. J. H. Lang-worthy It visiting filuids lit Portland. Jvhit Eyles declared hi Intention of becoming a cltlsen yesterday. Herman Relnhart, ctumooted with the Manhattan Insurance Company. 1 In the city. Mr. ond Mrs. F. A. Weander and MIsh l.iilu Clyde, of South Rend, art vlslilng In ths city. I'.atn, sunHhlne and hall- succeeded one another within a period of five ni'iuil. s In this city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Nelson and Miss Alma Holnu-s left lajt night for San FranclMo to spend the winter. There Is a total of 336 registrations of voters on record with the county clerK, twenty-three being addej terl:y. Reslyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner Aiid makes less trouble with stoves and chimney flues than any other. George W. Sanborn, Agent Telephone 1311. The county court Is preparing the llsi nf trhil Jurors to serve during the co i iv ii;: term. It Is a lung and tedious job hi d may not be completed till tht last nf the present we"k. KcMyn coal Is tht best and most eco nomical coal tor household use In As toria. Try It ones and you will have no other. George W. Sanborn, Agent Telephone 131L IVnons looking for a snap under I.'rclt- Sam may file their applications for tie position of Janitor of the fed ertl buihling, which pays ISO a month. C . T. Crosby Is th man In authority. There In no vacancy at present but one may ilevelope at any time. Old Continental is a standard high r.tde Kentucky wtisky. Absolutely pure, and can be recommended to those seeking a stimulaait tor medical and so cial ue. Sold by Aug. Danlelson, As toria, Oregon. Ine new Jran.a of "London Life," which oni a one night engagement at Fish'.r's opera house net Saturday evening. Is said to be one of the best con-punka travelling. The company cany their own scenery und will put it up without fall. They come direct ly fiom the Marquam Grand at Port land, where they will play tomorrow and Thursday 'light, arriving here Friday. Seat sale opens Friday morn ing REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Iteil estate deals have been recorded an follows; Andrrw Lagur to O. A. Coie, 17.80 acres In sections 4 and S, T X, R I W; S1.000. Peninsular Land and Trust Com pany, lot 22, block 48, Taylor's; 3210. Griffin & Reed to Necanlcum Spruce Lumber Company, lots 1 and 2, block 1. Grlflin & Reed's addition to Ocean Grove; 1125. Come Just to See. Special Premiums Given Free. Great American ImportlDit Tea Co. STORES 100 IN NUMBER PRICES AWAT UNDER 71 Commercial St, Astoria. If a man Is hongjd, he Is Oie princi pal actor In a tight rope performance. TRANSVAAL LOSS IN LIFE. Moralists am discussing the terrible loss of life brought about by the Trans vaal war. Yet ho re life Is sacrificed for a purpose for an hanest principle. It were bettor to prejwh against the need less sacrifice of life. Thousands of people succumb to ailments which might easily have been chocked in the beginning. Dyspepsia carries off more people than are killed 1t war. The use of Ilostettor's Stomach Blttets would save many lives. Constipation may seem a little thing, but kt Invari ably develops into something worse, and the longer tt Is allowed to run, ths harder It Is to cure. The Bitters cures Indigestion, coiwUpaffJon, dyspepsia and biliousness, naturally and permanently, good for everybody. NOTICE I Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Charles Rlchel, has this day retired from the firm known as the Astoria Meat Company. All outstand ing obligations of said firm will be as sumed by the remaining partners, and all accounts of said firm wil be paya ble solely to them. CHARLES RICHEL. Astoria, Or., Jan. 20, 19W. 1 4 !c tinttiirrnriic llldlUVUiiUUVWlUL'lW The Editor of the "Christian Million," ttnilff ths hmlinu of Uctinul Nol,on Auguit to, iltA wrolt r " A good srtlclt will itsnd upon It own mrrlU,aniltntv rlvuon It III" nolhln wltU-onllnu tons whUh 4iw nut, In a mors or Iru dfttr, futrmanli llh th (Into tnu which r r-ublUhtd concerning It." Mr. UallCalne. Author ot "Th Dnutnr," "Th Miix Mun," "Th Cluittmn," sic, whn ! uiit on "Critioum," rtcmly. miJ i " Whn t thine that I ilvrl.d (rtotty I ennd It tM ! V p"nn, I ,h,, It (. !, it only lor whil 1 th pulilic ttnil It out." The Provrlctar of BEtCIIAM'S PILLS U tilt) ovir nJ ovtr ugAin - ' Ii 1 lillscy to lmln HmI anythlnf will .'lit luttbtvaua It U JvtrtlMd, lluw in. . n .trum h tt list td wllh aii.i . iu;il out In shwm r I he uct I. nail It not H (ullnl aotunj tlni: antl vry dtuwll-lluj iirvhKT dor ln lluw nor harm than iw allllrd dura gl. uumlly th uk nl mor than 6.0OO.U(MI i Niv ol HLI tlUM S HI I S par annum, ' ... k. I L ,.ul l k.lL..lll.l,V 4. ...It. t-lualva laatlmonv ol thlr popularity, mi pvrloclty and pravarblal wofth." rKkiainihlu. hiimh tn ld.i(li f.re, . ...Iuiii Hn kil(IIUl Ulu, tt,.kn, n4 ikffv m ll.n I vtlhl t lO.t. In Wki, 14 (wll uul i . auk. i .11 urn i'". NOTICE IN BANKIIUITCY. In tho District Court if the United State, for tht District of Oregon. In lutnkruntrv. In the matter of Benjamin U Ward and the firm of Howell Ward, Dana- niitta Tn th Ptvtlitors of R L. Wanl and Howell Ward, of the County of Clat sop, ittate of Oregon, and district afore .ii I.I Imnlcrunls. Notice In hereby given that on the lih duv of January. 19H). th- saia Jienj 1 Wiiil mid Howell A Ward wrr duly ii.ilmlu-uie.l binkruut. And t hut th flint ineotliis: of their creditors will tie held at rum No. 4. Pag building, eor- n.T nf t'DinniiTelul and Twelfth sir.et, In the city of Astoria, on Monday, th 3th iluy of February, l'WO, at the hour of 2 oelocK III the afternoon oi u-7 ut whloh time the .tll creanor nmy attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, ami traniaet such other business n imy properly come In fore nuld meeting. LIIAS. II. I AUIV, RefiTee In Rankniptcy, Astoria. Oregon. January 14. l'JOO. QUAY WILL BE TURNLD DUWIV (Continued from first page) bef lulling of a term which does not ccn.e bv chime but Is foreseen and Inevitable?" "li-ts question l oniwe'ed n fol low s: ' If the wo:-Js nave the former meai.lm. then all dl.itlni tlons between tutu where a lesMUlure has been In session and those where u li-glsls-tun has not be.n In srsalon between vui.aiuU at th b ginning of a trm and vacancies beginning after the teii.i lnelf has begun and the oltlcw for that term once filled, are without ImiHirtimee. We think that the former ts the true meaning of the constitution. We think thut It uas the Intent of the constitution to provide, as far as pos sible, thut every state should have two senator. "Fiist Tne lonstliutl nial conven tion hesitated between i-onferrlng the power of appointing senators upon the executive ant the legislature In the state in the beginning. Like the leg islature the executive of the stale was uppad to represent the will of the people. l.n-lT the constitution then exUlinx lie appointed all state officers and appointed Judges who held their olliees for life. Nor there Is no rea son to suppose that they considered the executive un unfit instrument for such appointment. And they ketlled the ijuestl-jti by giving the power of permanent appointment to the legisla ture anJ of temporary upolntment to the executive. "Second We can conceive no reason llk'jly to have lnfluen:ed the framers of Hie constitution for making's dis tinction Delweeu cuses of vucuncy oc curring in one way or at one time and vacancies occurring in any other way or ut any other time. The office of senator may be at any tlmo of Infinite Importance to the interests of the ;Ute. Upon a single vote may often depend and sometimes lias depended the fate of measure which would bring prosperity or misery Into cvory workshop and almost every fumlly In Pennsylvania. ' Wt do not believe that when the constitution was enacted it would have occurred to anybody thut If a senator rilej within a week of the adjourn ment of the legislature or at a time when there, were three parties iu the legislature who could not agree, or at a time when the two houses who for merly made an election by concurrent vote were of ways of thinking in pol itics so different that they could not be reconciled, that the state must re ninln unrepresented until a new leg jslatjr should be chosen. "They meant, as we believe, that for the Interest of the state and the Interest of the whole country the sen ate tiiouU always be full, so far as they r;ould devise a constitutional rw-chanism to accomplish that purpose." COLUMBIA STEAM LAUNDRY C0KMK MNTH AND ASTOR STS.. ASTORIA u'9: . Tuk.'s wt.rk f.-r Uv wimo tiny, imJ ..wh?A ;W . v 'Sf ' P lii'A All Vv-i'1 YTi A 0v? .i ' Pacific NaviRation Company MvHinvra-"K. I". I lmoic," "W II. linn ' ' ... Only line AMorlu to I lilutiH ok, ;t lbtiMi. I'ny y. H'bMnMH. (Vtmeoliiitfitl Aftoria with the Oieuoii ItaHroHil A Nnvlgsllim (Vi. Sllij iiIho the Aaiorm A t'oluniLta Hlvtr Ii. H. lor Kali I'rniH liKo.lorllHiMl iii,l nil iinint i-ut- I or Ih'IlIiI nml Lawel tfof rnlra flf ly I. HnntMcl r.tmoro CO ..,,,t . lll.l.A MOt t ' iu, (VII X Ti U: E lTTi lXC EC. o VI a ia i nuu i iun uuif. Ill s Miss B.ttha Hartln's Bccoralivo Art J i; Sill tirkuni ItMl.lliif. S ftj.I?j05il I oa sporrans' Sauce BEWARE OP IMITATIONS la adapted for every variety of dish-from Turtle to Hcef, from 8ala, to Steaks, to all of which it give a famous relish." JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agent.. N. Y. Th. Fredeiikeon lOregonSItort Line PIANO TUNER' Railroad. - INSIIU'CTIOX ON t F.I.I.O AND VloUS rh ne 2071. J A P;iGtlht?nd . A Gcticrnl Cotitrnctor nun! Builder pgfAT tickets inTliEBH ,ouU HpLVAVpoiHTS EAST Thrnuirh nalace and tourist sleepers. dining and library observatlcw csx. RLKOANT VKSTIUULB TRAINS. No. 4. "Flyer" leavia Portland at P No! S. "Flyer," arrives Portland i i 00 a. m. for rates, etc., call or address Q. W. LOUN8BERRT, Agent O. R. N .Astoria. "a. B. C. DENNISTON. C. P. ft T. A., Portland, Or. Through Tickets EAST AND SOUTHEAST 6 PULLMAN PALACB SLEEPERS, TOURISTS SLEEPERS and FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS -Dally to Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City sod other Eastern cities. fiasrac checked tnrouirn to aetinatlos, Union DPta fat time, lowest rU, Plntch llht In all cars. For rate nd other information call o 0t M" LOUNBBKRRT, Agentfc) Astoria, Oregon, or J H. LOTHROP, Gn. Agept. Ufj Tnlfdflt cor. Aider. Portland. Or. Km 'Slm flmrgc. Two witguiw call shirts, I lie. roll-ins '..e t.Uior work in .itiorlluH. J. W. DLT0N, Proprietor I'llONK IIHI i" Ifitrs r.nnra S) flllNKnK 4 MCI.iiVr.l Mull nml KxpiHim Altellll.Hl to, Ontera I'rumpUy Co. Ucm rul Anefii. AHTU1UA. OKK. Or- Itillrt'sil A Nnvlimlli'iito.( A. .1 1 11 R 1-OIUI.ASU Ors. "niOTOT sTtSSQ iraiuVTCT CSEJ mm iouciuo. , 111 Line ut VsC't Ctitinild cty MalttUI. Uiii..N ft.fiUli. Chnirt Scltcll" nl !t nsiplnn )(li. MjWiig Vatly Due. ami a.hlin'n I'oiHalS. r. The Original Worccstershir' TUB DIRECT ROUT! TO Montana, Utah, Colorado tni all Cattern Pjlnti. Oiv choir of two fsverltt rout, rs th Union Paclflo Fast Mall Un. si ths Rio Oraod. salt 1 LOOK AT THf TIMC Lisas. H Days to Sail bike ; 2 J Days to Denver 3 J Days to Cliicngo IJ I)u)H to New York. ; Frt racllnlng enslrs, trpbolitsrtd tosi Ut alraplng ears, and Pullmaa: palaet , upri, oporstad to all trams. For further Informattoa, apply ts Or Astoria, Oftfoa. i C. O. TERRT. W. E. COMAM. j Tray. Past Agt. Ota. Ages L 114 Third St.. Port land. Or. U. W. LOUNB-3ERRT. Ageot, O. a N.. , I pfY INTERESTING FACTS When people art eonutnplatlat a Uif whether on busts) or pleas, tht) nsturally want tbt best scnrltt ob. Uunaoi to far as tyaad. oomfort sad safely Is conoernad. Km pi ay a of tht WISCONSIN CENTRAL LIN EX art uald to servt tht pubUo and tor irata art epratd so as to mska elot eos neotlons with dlvtrgiag mt at ail Juncvtlon points. ' puiunsa Palaot Sleeping sad duor Cars oa throDgh tralp. Dining Car ttnrWs nsiotild. ilfalt strvad a la carta. In order to obtain this Dm tlsss tanrlos, sk tht tlektt agent to sell ion a Ucfctt TheWIsconsln Central Lines. tad you will ma dtrtot eoooettloos at t. Paul for Chloago, Miiwauktt aad all points Mat. for any furfbr Informttlon ettl on n.f tlckvt agest, or correspond with JAS. C. POND, On. Paaa Agtat, or JAS A CLOCK, Milwaukee, Wia Otaaral Agsnl M Stark lt rortlaast Or ..iiiw V 1 thtst tins Capiulei art (uptriorl to Btlisnt of topiiD,. tuDeDt or injection inoiumu' CURE IN ill HOURSVnaUT; tht tutms dnetstt wluV out inconvenience. n Soli jy a U DrurHitt.