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ME MORNING ASTOBIAN. TUKMUAl, JULY jlO, 1100 JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main 661. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mail, per year, $ Rent by mail, mr month 60 Sprvi1 hv carrier. Dr month....... .W SEMI-WEEKLT. Sent Wmall. per year. In advance ItOO Postage free to suDscnoers. ad communications intended for pab .Icatton should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kind and remittances must be addressed to "The Astorian." th i.tAriAn ruaranteea to Its ad vertlsers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia rfver. Advertising rate can be had on ap- . Dltcatloo. business imuwgcr. Per President WILLIAM M K1XLEY, Of Ohio. Por Vice-President THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Of New YorX. The situation is China is getting worse and worse. Commercial Cau casian nations might as well gird them selves for decisive action in that quar ter of the globe or resign themselves to the prospect of the complete ruin of nil the trade relations with China which have been building so laboriously for decades past. The Boxers are in the ascendant, both in the field and in diplomatic Chinese circles. Their an tipathy to all foreign Interests Is deadly and unscrupulous, and their triumph In the present crusade against foreigners will mean the practical eradication of every root of European and American trade at present drawing nourishment from the Chinese soil. Of course, such a result as this Is an unthinkable thing, from the viewpoint of commercial common sense. But it Is time for concerted action on the part of foreign interests, if the final rehabil itation of Caucasian prestige in China is not to be postponed to the slow pro cesses of the Indefinite future. There should be Intelligence enough available among the governments cf Great Brit ain, France, Germany, Russia, Japan and the United States to draw up a well-defined plan of action to suppress the present danger and to insure good government for China. It has come to be a question of self-preservation for the rest of the world at any rate, its civilized and enlightened portion whither s4 great an empire as China shall b? given over to anarchism and massacre. " WrfY SHIPPING DECLINED. Post-Intelligencer. Some reasons for the decline in Amer ican shipping can be gathered from reeer.t special consular reports, just is sued by the department of state. The various consuls of the United States have been request3d to collate statis tics In regard to the wages paid Bea- men and officers of vessels in the var ious ports of the world, as well as da ta concerning the Kubsidies paid to shipping by the lea ling European na tions. The result is a collection of fig ures showing the fierce and unequal competition which American ship-own ers have to face, and why, if condl tions remain as at present, there is little hope of the United States re gaining the position which it once held I rJitf.f foremost maritime nation of the world. The wages paid on American deep water ships average double the amount p.ild by other countries. For example. the average wages pafd the first of noers of freight steamers are, for Americans $75 per month; for British, 153; for Swedes and Norwegians, about 25; for French, $48; Italians, $40; Dunes, $.'9; Germans, $30; Japanese, $30. The same average runs down through all the minor officers, and the com parison of wages paid firemen, seamen and coal passers shows even more to the advantage of the foreign ship owner. For example, the ruling rate of wages for seamen in American steamers on the Pacific rarely falls be 1(hv $30 per month, and firemen and ecal passers are paid rather more than this. European wages range down ward from $13 to $20 on British ships to the $3 and $6 per month paid for the same classes of work on Japanese verbis. Sr.amrn on Italian ships com mand only from $S to $10 per month, and firemen but $16 to $17, while on German. Swedish. Norwegian Mid French wssols seamen and firemen re ceive nn where from IK to $18 per month. Thus it will bo soon that ihe average wages ral-1 on the American vessels which enSW In deep-water trade will iioarty if not quite double thos.? paid In any other country. But this is only one element In the labor cost All wages paid on vessels are, of course, exclusive of subsistence. The American steamship owner feeds his men far better thsn does any Euro' pe,n ship-owner, leaving out of conv parison altogether the J.ipaneso. It Is safe to say that the cost to the Amer can ship-owner rarely falls below the navy standard of 10 cents a day to the man for subsistence. It is doubtful Whether the cost l one-half as great as this in the average Euroiean ship, When It comis to the question of bounties, the showing aswlnst tin American shipbuilder and the ship owner is even stronger. France, for example, pays a bounty for construe tlon of new vessels of $11544 per gross ton, nml from $132 to $2,594 Per pounds for machinery and boilers. To ships of French construction a further bounty of 19 cents per net ton for every thousand miles sailed during the first year is also given. After the first year the bounty is diminished one per cent for every year. An extra-legislative commission which has been con sidering the question for several years past has formulated a bill for presen tation to the deputies, which Increases this bounty very substantially. The Gorman government pays direct annual subsidies aggregating nearly two and a half million dollars to the North German Lloyd Steamship Com pany; and similar but not such large boucties to other steamship lines. Itally pays an annual subsidy of rather more than 15 cents per gross ton per thousand miles traveled to all Italian-built vessels. Great Britain pays out annually In postal subsidies nearly $4,000,000, but gives no direct bounty to ehlpbullders. The foregoing statistics show how American ship-owners are handicap ped, and why It is Improbable that there will be any great revival of the American ocean-carrying trade unless legislation Is had to offset the advant ages which the foreign ship-owner holds at present It is neither possible nor desirable to reduce wages to the European standard. It is possible and it would be profitable to pay at least as great bounties to American vessels as are paid by European countries. On anything like equal terms, the Ameri can capitalist and seaman are willing to enter into competition with any other country. That they cannot do It at present is due to the fact that this government does not take the steps to encourage the ocean carrying' trade which are taken by the countries ' which have wrested this trade away from the United States. USURPATION IN CHINA. New York Tribune. We are glad to see that our "antl imperlalistg" are not losing the oppor tunity to take President McKlnley to task for sending troops to China. His usurpation there is clearly the logical development of his "criminal aggres sion" in the Philippines. It is a case of government without the consent of the governed, for no doubt Captain McCalla Is using full Imperialistic pow ers over any territory he is able to hold 'igainst the Boxers and governing it in violation of the constitution. For cible occupation of a single foot of territory, no matter on what pious pre text, Is clearly only another step In the wicked scheme to convert this repub lic into an empire. As In the Philip- iLASSof Baldwin's Celery Soda cures a beadachs At one. R Is a plsae ant, sparkling, effarrMcant drink that acts IromediaUiljr. Itclaans and pnnfliea the etomach, Kently quiet th norraa and relieved all pain. It oorae fink and D.erTou&be&da4.1ie0,ilokfjiaad men tal fatigue. r 10c, 2BCj BOe, I.OO. f KA.NK HART. Successor to Th. Olsen, 600-1 Com. Bt mm niotiscvvork is haidyitliputGoMDustn V-- . . - ' Jl Washing Dish Cloths KlKbta cloth must of court bt ihol daily, IhtrvlM tnr harbor aid odor aad btcont ahlthy. Tkty should tt md of halt-crochet-coma, la a tautra of suitable alio. Vbta too vuh ibim. If jpoa vlU add fcbkt apooarul of Gold Dust Washing Powder a) lb hot wiitr It ill cat th irrtM tad cImi rtm la half th Hot; dr? tha out la la aa blnt tad tlr. 'uouws kiu roa tiotkiau -lal(MwniMili tiw u. k. raissaa eoats aav, St toata, Stow vora, Bull a. pines the occupation Is, of course, pi racy, but, having bwn accomplished, equally of course the constitution fol lows the flag, and the people of the lands held by American troops Instant ly become entitled to all the privileges of American cltliens. Our fellow clt liens of Tien Tsln are doubtless being oppressed and, maybe, taxed without representation, Mr. McKlnley may be tempted to dispose of them otherwise than under the constitution for in stance, to assure order among them by International guarantees. But clearly that will not do. Where the flag has floated the constitution takes its stand, and Imperialism, whether that of the Empress Dowager, the Cxar of Russia or the President of the United States, Is excluded. The heaven sent defenders of liber ty are awake, and Mr. McKlnley win not got troops to China for his foil purposes unscathed. They see that it Is an Invasion of the constitution for him to stretch the executive power to act In conjunction with Great Britain and Russia In military enterprise. If he can do that he can declare war of himself, along with the cxar. and they know that the constitution ex pro- prlo vigore gives the war-making power to congress. Of course. If American citisens are murdered In China before 4 any such declaration the president would be blamed for failure to protect them, but that Is one of the Incidents of bis profession. He is expected to swim without going near the water. He must prevent massacre by the Chi nese rioters, but by no me ins do any thing so Imperialistic as to land sol diers In a foreign territory, for that is an act of war, and he has no right to make war. As The Philadelphia Times observes: "Wc nave no more right to send troops to China than Queen Vic toria has to send her soldiers to St. Lc-uia If Englishmen's lives are Im perilled In riots there." If ojr government were so helpless, or so treacherous, that wholesale mur der of Englishmen was going on here and the ambassador at Washington had to flee for his life, the queen might think herself amply Justified In sending troops. But that Is not the question. The Important point Is that Mr. Mc Klnley Is a wicked Imperialist, and anything he does with American troops is a usurpation of power and an at tempt to set up a military despotism, even If It is under the Innocent pre tense of saving Americans from mur der by savages. That Is the true anti- Inipc-rlallst doctrine, and we hope the critics of the president's Chinese poll cy will not fall courageously to pro claim it. Oregon Short Line Railroad. THB DIRECT ROTJTB TO Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, vU the Union Pacific Fust Mall Line, or the P.lo Grande Scenic Lines. LOOK AT THB TIME 1J Days to Salt Lake 2 J Days to Denver 3 J Days to Chicago 4J Days to New York. Free reclining chairs, upholstered tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman pal ace sleepers, operated on all trains. For further information apply to C O. TERRY, W. E. COMAN. Trav. Paas. Agt Gen. Agent. 124 Third St., Portland. Or. G. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent O. R. A N. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 22L DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Care Will Receive Special Attention, No. K3S Duane Bt, Astoria. Or. W. J. COOK. Mrr Res. TeL 113L V S III Corrects ail blemishes of Wit J.nl. the fac. removes blot lllSQOm Sr,,M- P'n t'l tan. sun- ourn, irt-CKics ana nianrs a beautiful complexion. It Is also the beat tooth wash, and excellent for deranged stomach. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are contemplating a trip, whether on business or pleasure, they naturally want the best service obtainable as far as speed, comfort and safety Is concerned. 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For rates, folders and full Informa tion regarding Eastern trip, call on or address. A. B. C. DENNISTON. City Pass, and Tl.-k-t Agent. Portland. J. A. Fastabend, General Contractor and Builder. THE I01VRE. Strangers visitiiiK In tne city will find the Ionrre au attractive resort wherein to spend the evening. The Am me Misters I.aliV,Orchetra is still on the bills and pretMwts nightly a musical pmirram of exceptional merit. Handsome pool and billiard rooms an a feature lu oouuection with the house. Palatable luuches will be served at all nours Zealand Mgr., San Francisco. OF SHAREHOLDERS $5,000,000 1,000,000 2,5-15,114 300,000 1,718,792 0 S-XS-HS-HS--!l ORDERS SOLICITED roll Line of Kencst Embroid ery Materlils. Initials s Specialty, Choice Selectlos ol S'amploj Designs. Stamping Keatl; Dos:. Washington Sta., Portland, Or. of the moHt healthful and attmntive I'imck kok Yorn Boyb. Preparatory, Music a Specialty. Particulars, Apply to the President. OSCAR ANDER80N, Manager. J. C. 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LKUAL NOTIt'KM, NOTICE 18 H10UKUV OIVKN That the City of Astoria Intend to Itu prow Hevrriteenlh street In the t it of Astoria, t'lttaop t'ouniy, Oregon from the south line of Irving nveuu to the north line of Jerome avenue, by grading said portion of said street to the rutubllahed a-ritiU thert.if thvough out the entire width thereof and by plunking suld atrovl with thrio-lnch by lMiu-h nr pianKa to a wuitn or ,six teen feet through the middle or ten tor there.if and constructing a Mr wulk with a gutter on the ent side of sai. I portion of snld street and laid Improvement In matters of detail Id be niiide according to the svlncatloii therefor to be filed with Hie uullti ! and police Judge of said city by the 1-11 v survivor. - . . Tim t the district of Inn.! And prem I- to, t nsneawd to ufry tho coat mi. I expmaea of suld Improvement Is ia follows' ('( mm.'iu'lng al tho north ent corner of lot 6 lu Mock ii In the part of the City of Astoria laid out and recordel ty J. M. Hliiveley and miming thence on a ktrnlghi line to th south' nt corn r of lot ti In suld bloc n tul running thene westerly on siruignt line to I lie oiitliit eornr of lot 11 In I.I.Kk M In suld Hhlveley' Astorln, and thence northerly on straignt line to ihe northwest come j of lot In i aid block U, and runnln theme eiml.ily In a straight line t the place of beginning, all In (Mat Cuimty. Htste of Oreg.m . That this notice la iulllnhed for eight day by ont-T of the I'otnino Council uf ihe CHy of Alorla. lb llrat publication th-ret'f t Iiik on Tint- day, the loth day -f July. liwo. II. B. NtCLHON. Auditor and Police Ju.lne of the Clt of AKtorla, NOTICK TO PTHKKT rONTUACTOftS Notlop la hrrrhy glvin that up to th hour of 3 o Ylork p. m. of the Hth iliiy f July. rw, the (unimlttcs un sirort and public ways of the Common Cnun rtl of the ( Ity of Astoria, will revive s-ali-t bid for the improvement Fifteenth strevl from tli south Una of Kxrhang street to th north line of Irving avenuo. arconllng to the pro vialorm of ordinance No. 2::2 of a city, and the plans ami specifications therefor on n wlih the' auditor and police Judge. The right Is tvsvrved to reject any and all bids. l C. I'TZINOtlt. L. AOREN. w: J. COOK. Committee on Hlrrwta snd rubric Ways. Dated, this inth day of July. 19U9. NOTICE 13 HEUKUT GIVEN That It I the Intention of the Com mon Council of the City of Astoria to entabllith the grade of Duane street In that part of the City of Astoria laid out and recorded by J. M. Bhlveley from the east line of McClure's Astoria to the esst line of Heventeenth Strset, at the following height above the base of grade as established by ordinance No. 71, of the City of Astoria, entitled "An ordinance establliihlng a hae of grades for the streets of the City of Astorm, to-wit: At the eaat line of the town of As torla as laid out and recorded by John McClure and extended by Cyrus Olney 24 fi.H:t throughout the width thereof At the Intersection of Lunn street with Fourteenth street, on the north side 23.5 feet , and on the south side 2S.& feel. At the Intersection of Dunne Ht. with Fifteenth street, 34 feet on the north shin and 3 feet on the south side. At the Intersection of Dunne street with Sixteenth street, Ji feet through out the- entire crossing. At the Intersection of Duane street with Seventeenth street, 24 feet throughout the entire crossing, The street between the points men tioned or crownings to be on a straight or even slope throughout the width thereof. Thiit this notice Is published for ten succesMlve days by order of the said council, the first publication being on Kiiturdny, July 7th,. lwo. H. E. NELBON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Land Offlci at Oregon City, Oregon, June S3, 1900. Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has filed notice of Ms :;it'.-:,iMii to nml:e llnai proof li support of his claim, and that said proof will be inalf Ih'.'oic Cie ItegiHter and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on August 20. 1900. viz: Jasper N. Fowler, II. E. No. 124M for the lots 9. 10. 15 and 16, Section 13, Tp. 4 N R. 10 W. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: James 8. Jiatl.bun. of Portland. Oregon, A. D. Itorkafellow, of Portland, Oregon, VV. 8. Cone, of Day City, Oregon, John Flnley, of Astoria, Oregon. CIIA8. D. MOORES, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Land Olllco at Oregon City, Oregon, June 23, 1M, . Notice Is lieheby given that the fol lowing-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to mak- final proof In sup port of his claim, and that said proof win oe made Dciore the Register and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on August 20, 1100, viz: James 8. Rathbun, II. 13. No, 12,444, for the 8, E, of Section 18, Tp. 4 N., R. W. , lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: J. N. Fowler, of Portland, Oregon, A. D. P.ockafellow, of Portland, Oregon, W, 8. Cone, Bay City, Oregon, John Flnley, of Astoria. Oregon. CHAB. B. MOORE8, Register, (( LKdAL MITH'ltS ( NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Htwtes Lund Offlin, Oregon City, Oregon, July 3, liwo, Notice Is hereby given Unit III compli ance with the provisions uf the nut of t'MigrcHs entitled "An uet for the snle of umber hinds In Urn states or Cull, fornlit, Oregon. Nevada, nnd Washing ton Territory, us extended to all 1'ub II" Ijind Htutes by act of August 4, KO, Luther Ksger, of Heattle, county of King, stats of Washington, bus this doy filed In this oltiee his sworn state ment No, blM, for (tin purchase of the N. E. H of Section No, 4 In Township No. i N., Itunge No, I V and will offer proof to show that tho land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone limn for agricultural purpoees, and to vatahllah his rhilm to sold land befor the lieilster and Receiver of tills oltlce at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday, ttpi SMh day of Hcptcmuer, !'4- He names ss wiui ; llaiiholotuew J. lliirke, of ftcuslde Oregon, James T. Burke, of Hcaslds, Oregon. Charles llarbiiugh, of Volga, Holith Olikota. Willlum Buike, of Sea side, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely he above-described hinds sis rejuested to file their claims lu this ofllco on cr before said 3Sth day of HepltMlllMT, 1IW0. CIIA8. U, Mi Ml It E8, Registsr. NOTICE FPU PUBLICATION. I'nltsJ Rtutes Lund Oftlve, Oregon City, uregun, July 3, l'oo. Notlcs la hereby glvtn that In com Pllmico with the provltlons of the act ;f congres. of June 3, H7S, entitled 'An act for Ihe nl of timber lands In the states of California, Oregon. Ne vada, and Washington Territory." ss extended to all Public 1 4t lid Hlales by Al of August 4, IV.'.!, Charles liar haugh. of Volga, bounty of Brookings, state of South Dukoia. has this day. tied In this oitlca his sworn statement' No. iiil, for the purchase of the N. W, 4 of Section No. 1 In Towiwhlp No. 6 N Range No. ( w and will oiTer pris.f (u i,ow that Ihe land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or ston than for agricultural purposes, and to vstabllah his clului to said land brfors the Rfglster and Receiver of this office at Oregon city, Oregon, on Friday, the Mh day of September, l!s. He name n( witnenaes: Banholomew J. Durke, of Seaside, Oregon, Jamen T. Burke, of Seaside, treKiMi, William Burke, of Seaside. Or egon, Luther Eager, of Seattle. Wash ington. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the abovn.deeerlbed lands are rwiuei,u'd to nie their claims In this olTUe on or before said Mh day of September, 1900. C1IA8. II. MOORIC. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Onlce at Oregon City, June 23. 1SO0. Oregon, Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing.mn,ed settler has fllrd notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the ReKlatnr snd Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on August 20, 1900, vis: Andrew D. Rockafsllow. II. E. No, J-450. fr the E. H of H. W. V, and Ms I and 4. Section 18, Tp. 4 N It. He names the following wltnesse. to prove his continuous rvafd-nea n and cultivation of said land, vis: . 8' ,lthbun, of Portland. Orrgon, J. N. Fowler, of Portland. Oregon. W. r.. vmie, oi nay fity, Oregon, John Flnley, of Astoria. Oregon. CIIA8. U. MO")RrS. NOTICE FOR UBLICATIONl.",'Sr Land OfTlcs at Oregon City Oregon. June 11 1900. ' H Notic. Is hereby given thst the fol lowing named settler he ni.. n,,ti his Intention to make final proof in sunport of his claim, and il ..i.i proof will be made before the County tlerk of Clatsop County at Aatorla. Oregon, on July 30, looo. vis: r. JUMN ANTTILA, If. E. No, lliS3. fur th i.o. o ia and Jg, aectlon 17, T 4 N. R 'w.' J 10 names the following wltne..,.. rt provs his continuous reaidn ........ said land, vis: Harry Hill, of Vmh nra- t. kob Hlltunen, of Push, Oregon; William i aw or rusn. Oregon; Albert Hill, of Push, Oregon, CHARLES D. MOORES. Register. SEALED PROP08AL8. Olllee of C. Q. M.. Vn.nemiv..e It... racks, Wash., July 2, 1900. Sealed pro posals. In triplicate, will be received here until 11 o'clock a m a........ - 1JO0, and then opened, for furnishing forage and bedding at the several mil" Itary posts In this denartmeni .i fits tViM .a i.'L.. a . . . 7 "wy, Ainsna, and Port V aides Alaska, for fiscal year ending June 30. i3oi. Information furni.neS here Or 11V flllnrlri,mu.,..u ... . U. 8. reserves right to relort r n...' any or nil ornnoaaia nr ,. ... .'; of. Knveope containing proposals should be marked: . ' ! Forage and Beddinr . ..," - . tToTM10 Un,r"l,ne(1- J' W- Jcobs EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. SSSBSBMBB Notice ! horebv fflVn that tl.. ... derslgned has been bv ihA court of Clatsop county. Oregon, duly appointed executor of the Inst will and testament of Eveline Slforte, deceased: and that said will has been duly prov en and admitted to probate by said All persons havlnv dnim. . tho estate of said decenaprt mo., nt the sumo, dulv veriiio.i .i,. undersigned, at the ofllce of Harrison V": attorn,Jr o-t law, room 7, Pags building, In Aatorla. Orem.n ,i.i.7 six months from this date. AL.UISRT F. 8IFERTE Executor of the Last Will and Testa- mont Of Evellnn T, . Dated this 11th day of June, 1900. FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice Is herehv derslgned, admlnlHtrator of tho estate . oitnaKer, deceased, has filed the Countv mun tr th ..... . Oregon for Clatsop countv. hi. nnni account as such administrator, and the same has been set for hearing Mon day, the 10th dny of July, 1900, at 10 o clock a. m.. at the at the court house, In the City of As toria, In Clatsop county, Oregon. All persons Interested in are hereby notllled to then and thers appear and show cause, If any, why the said final account ahnnM nn k. allowed and the personal property be longing to said estate distributed, the administrator discharged and Ids bondsmen exonerated. S. R. finnnnM Administrator of the Estate of J. W. Ml naker, Deceased Dated this 8th day of June. 1900.