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TMK ASTU1L1AI SM'CKUAl. DKOlMttfcU 1, 11)01), AMERICA AND RUSSIA BLAMED Responsible For Failure of Tepee Negotiations. SEVERE ENGLISH CRITICISM ' Tea Tbeusasa1 Imperial Troopi Joli Prioce Tuaa's Rcbtliiei Ajtinst tie Em peror Concealment of Artnt Prohibited. LONDON, Nov. SO. The Spectator, la a striking article dealing with the Chi nese crisis, expresses the opinion that the mont recent occurrences at Pekin foreshadow a Chines- victory over the allies. - ... . . e or lorce. ii says, una rorce iw on the clvlilred side has proved Insuffi cient.. This result Is mainly due to the attitude of Russia and the United States. If Chlra escapes with the pay ment of a small. Indemnity and many promises on paper, as seems not un likely since Germany and Great Britain may not be willing to incur the expen diture and risk Involved In their de mands, it will be equivalent to a victory for China, for nothing has occurred that will convince the Chinese that their mitrhty empress has been defeated or that Europe can avenge any future massacres." REBELLION SPREADING. SHANGHAI. Now 30. A missionary In the province of Kansu reports that " -- nu juijm-o runre lusns reoemon against the emperor. General Tung has been obtaining supplies from the vice- ' IiJity or the LuIslana constitution royofeChuen of lSS- Is tested bef or., the federal su- Tbe governor of Shan Si has wired a ' preme court request to the Wu Chang viceroy j nplnion of A rumb?r of to send htm without delay eight quick- tawyM, n0Pth ,nd south h ofe. flnng gun, and the viceroy has ordered j uinrtl ST,tiTll( the LouWana oni the guns to be sent It is reported that .Xor,h Carolina lew, restricting suf Tsu Tung, guardian of the heir P- ! fraRe and the supreme court will have parent, is still alive and In hiding near Mt0Tt ,t ehortly cafe that ,t Pvi'- . o ... . i eved will secure an expression of Its Ice-Admiral Seymour', visit to the cplnl0B wptm, these suffra laws. Tangtse viceroys is said to have b.en i 7 in every way satisfactory. OFFICIAL TO BE BEHEADED. TC.VT . TIEN TSIX. Nov. JO.-Tung Wen Huan, a provincial treasurer of Chi LI who was sentenced to death by the In- ternationai military tribunal at Po kh f"'. ,'!f wbr18ht .here 10 publicly beheaded by the city govern- ment executioner This Is at the re- ques of the Pao Ting Fu m.lltary au- inoriu.s. l'iuuiu gv.rrun-m Ol i I?n Tdn is issuing a strong proclamation ; T - city and its suburbs, the penalty of disotedicK-e being decapitation after mjo uu tri tue yrwijuiuon. . j nis Is resarded as a necessarv nre- ! caution, as many arms have been found concealed and numerous 3oxers living In the city In disguise. are CASS WILL BE PUSHED. English Shareholders of Central Pacific VANCOUVER, B C Nov 30 -The Press Suit Against Southern. jaealinjt combine just effected at Vic- . ! toria. Including 46 schooners or all but SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30.- Thet,hr,5 of the Brlt,8h CoIumbIaa fletf Ch y: v ! largely due to a determination to W. Morshead. a barrister and ca pi- counterpoise the pp to date tactic, of talist of London who has been consplc- the Inulan earmeil who have ,ate uously denUfled with Central Pacific raised their wage demands to an al financial affairs for many years as a mwst prohibitive point !e,adlf o VTnlt3M0f n.e faCt'n f 1 71,6 v1" 1 ve largely in re the English shareholders, has come to ; Bpecl to outfitting and management. It San Francisco to prosecute the suit , , capitalized at $300,000 which he and other English harehol- I dera of the Central PacISc brought against the Southern Pacific Company and some of the controlling spirits of the Kentucky corporation some months ago. The suit is pending in the United I States circuit court In this city and I B0ST0?J. Xov. 30. Thomas Baldwin, Morshead announces bis intention to the famus band master, is dead from press it to a conclusion In spite of the ' bloopol8onlng, the result of a simple fax t that the recent Central Pacific ln3urjr- readjustment had had the effect of mln- j He wa" to 1,1 Lowell, Mass., In 1832. Jmlslng the issues of the case and caus- 1 111,(1 at th aSe of 15 took up the vio ed some of th English shareholders to ; ,In an(1 tne cornet. For twelve years lose Interest In the litigation. CLEVELAND FOR SENATOR. New Jersey Democrats Expect to Nom inate Him. NEW says: TORK, Nov. 30. The World New Jersey Democrats are interested j in a suggestion that Grover Cleveland ! be given the complimentary nomlna- ' tion for United States senator. Some hope the caucus to be held December 7 will name Mr. Cleveland. Before the caucus it is the purpose, It Is said, to have a committee call upon Mr. Cleveland and ascertain 9 i SIP Economical soap is one that a touch of cleanses. Pears' shaving soap is the best in all the world. - oikiwccil it,tic.ujyliut.Ku. here he stands ivtTftrdimt the pivpoel Hon. There are nineteen IVmocnats In the Jersey legislature against fwty-aU Rpubllcans. MAIL BAGS RECOVERED, Steamer Sent Out to Find Dead f Steamer St. Oiaff Dleooverea Only One Body. : QVEEEC. Nov. 10.-Captaln Sealon- ;itr of the steamer Marie Josephine, i'" tpnmr St. Olaff. rnwriod on rouehlng port here that three bass containing jmsll had beon oloked up and that the hl.v of Mln Pair was the only one Jhnt had he.n recovered. ENGAGEMENT PHOKEN. I American Girl Refuses to Go to Ger ' many to Marry a Baron. i I NEW TORK. Nov. 10. The Herai.l ' save: , Romance and sentiment hove glvm way before th? Americanism of Miss 1 H. Antoinette Flnok. a. diichtp ik- ' i... hj t. , rrrurncK r WOK or tn s cny. Miner inan cross th oron t,,mtk ft hH.U .h. has broken her encasement to Baron John Karl Von Stochow of Berlin. Formal announcement of thetr en agment was recently made. The wedding was to have been celebrated about Christmas In the residence of Miss Ftnck's mother. Business interests In Germany now prevent Baron Sty-how from crossing the ocean to attend his own weddlnir. Mtos Finck refust-s to go to Berlin to be married and has announced that the enTi cement Is at an end. GO BEFORE SUPREME COURT. Laws Restricting Suffrage in the South Are to Be Tested. WASHINGTON. Nov. 30. The Na- itAnal kr- rm.H rsn council has ap- ! pointed s rommlfte- t.i j DELEGATES FROM ENGLAND. L, ' !,Iav Come to Attend Federation of j Lahor Convention at Louisville. j j WASHINGTON Nov 30 -John Wler and Pte Curran. of Criat Britain, fra- ,ern,U M'" T th Trade, lTnIon C0pgn9!t , GrCJt fM nt the coa, miner ,nd ;er9 respectively In that country at the j Federation of Thor LOUiSVlUe. Kv. ,9V. arrive .-j will accompany President Gompers of :tne teaeration to Louisville next Sat- ' urday j Exct for the Canadian represents- tives are the only foreign delegate i to the convention. SEALING COMBINE EFFECTED. Due to Demands of Indian Spearsmen for Increased Wages. BAND MASTER DEAD. For Twelve Tears Baldwin Was Busi ness Manager for Gilmore. ! he was business manager for Gilmore. ; He led the big orchestra of the world i In the peace Jubilee held in Boston in 1872, ALASKA SALMON OUTPUT, J Recent Arrival From Nome Bays I Will Amount to 1.500,000 Cases. It MINNEAPOLIS, Nov, 30. George A. Packett, former mayor of the city, has returned from Cape Nome. j A conservative estimate of Alaska's 'salmon output. Mr. Packett says, is not ;Iesg than 1,500,000 cass. A compara tively new Industry Is the salting of dog salmon for the Japanese market, a business which has already reached j large proportions. I EMBASSY SECRETARY ILL, j RERUN, Nov. .W.-Samuel Morrill, ! secretary of the United States embassy ' at Berlin, is very ill. j DEATH BY SCALDING. Horrible Fate of a Five-Year-Old Girl Near Eugene. Kl'CENE. Ore., Nov. 30.Vester(iay I ;t:.rruun ml 1"cumTiI Hill, twelve uiiif cant of Eugi ne, the flvc-yrar-old duugh- trr of Rev. R, G. Calllson et a hor rlble death by scalding in a vat of hot wtr, CwllWon waa butohrlng some hojra and the little girl fetl Into the vat of hat water. GERMAN COMMANDER DEAD. Inhaled Fumes From a Stove In Ills Redroom In China. ENRUN. Nov. SO. A social dis patch from Pekln. to the Tagvblatt an. nouncea that Colony Ycrck. commander of a German column who was rvported to be at the point of death In conse quence of Inhaling funics from a stove Iv. his bedroom. dIM at Hlvaibal. His body will arrive In PvMn today. CAMPAIGN OVER. British Commander In Ashantl nounces Troops Are Leaving. An- LONIK'N, Nov. JO. The following dispatch has been received fron Colonel Wilcox, commander of the British : " ! troop at CoiHnasl. Ashantl. dated No- 'vi ember 24: "The campaign la ended. The troops In excess of the garrison will leave here In a few days. FAILURES FOR THE MONTH. Slight Decrease Over Number for No vember of Last Year. NKW TORK. Nov. SO.-R. a. Dun Cn."s Weekly Review of Trade tomor row will say: Th failures In November were SSO In number and MI.JOO.SU In amount of liabilities, agnlnst TSI In Octob.r for f3.W'7.TSl. and SSS In Novemlx-r of last year, when the liabilities were only $S,HU$I. ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. Work on Specially Constructed Steamer Has Been Begun at Dundee. LONDON. Nov. 30. At a meeting of the Royal Society this evening It was announced that the projected national Antarctic expedition will start next au tumn and that the construction of a boat , to be named the Discovery had already been commenced at Dundee. LAST CROWD FROM NOME. Steamer Centennial Brings Two Hun dred and Fifty Passengers, Sr.ATTLE, Nov. 30.-The Norn sttamtr Centennial. Captain Eagsles, towing the steamf Santa Ana, passed Neah bay this afternoon. She brings 230 passengers, the last of the Nome crow d of the season. CZAR MUCH BETTER. His Condition Seems to Promise Cer tain Recovery. ST. PKTERsBURG, Nov. 30.-Infor-mation received through private sourc es fully confirms the recent favorable bulletins referring to the cxar's health. His majesty has made such genuine Im provement that his condition seems to promise certain recovery. RESTORATION OF GALVESTON. Conference Being Held to Devise Means to Deepen and Protect Harbor. FORT WORTH, Tex.. Nov. 30. A two-days' conference of leading repre sentatives of the state for the purpose of devising means for the restoration of Galveston deep water port ard the further protection of the harbor opened here today. UNJUST DISCRIMINATION. Canadian Railway Employes Object to Competition of American Labor. OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 30. The Cana dian railway employes have complain ed to the government against the im portatlon of United States labor while they are debarred from entering the Urlted States. THE ABBOTT SOLD. $26,500 Paid for Holder of World's Trot ting Record, NEW YORK. Nov. 30. At the Faslg Tlpton auction sales of fine horses to day. The Abbott, holder of the world's trotting record, 2:03, was sold for $26, 300. The purchaser" was Fire Commis sioner John J. Scannell, of New York. MRS. M'KINLEY SHOPPING. WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-Mrs. Mc Klnley. accompanied by Comptroller and Mrs. Dawes and Dr. RJxey, left this morning for New York. They are on a shopping tour. "DOOLEY" DANGEROUSLY ILL. CHICAGO, Nov, 30. FIndley P. Dunn, author of the "Dooley" papers and for many years an active newspa per man of Chicago, Is dangerously 111 with pneumonia at St. Luke's hospital. DEATH OF A FREAK. DUPLIN, Nov, today. 30.-Ocar Wilde di. d THE LOUVRE Ktratigers visiting in tne city will find the Louvre au attractive resort wherein spend the evening. The Ammo Hister Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and presents nightly a musical program of erptionsl merit, Handsome pool, and billiard rooms are a fi-ntnra in nonriMrtiori witii the house. I'aUtttUe iuu' des will be served at all ooun nninirw nri rnv nnnnnniinm Restores Health Cures Indigestion, Nerve Exhaus tion, Purifies J. M. 0L50N, Machinist. palpitation of the heart, up in the morning, and Tainc's Celery Compound it to purify my blood and J. M. You Can Do you go home from work feel ing exhausted, with a tireil head and an aching back? Do you wake up in the morning with dizziness, poor appe tite, and nerves unstrung? Paine's Celery Compound will restore your i l.i r neaun, give you strength to work, your blood. USE ONLY NOTICE FOR BIDS. Blls will be received by the county court until Wednesday. December 5th. 1A at 2 p. m., for furnishing plana and the construction across Tucker creek In road district No, 6 of a balance draw bil.lKe Vlt foot opening) 30 foot trestle approach on the west side, and about 43 fi-t of trestle approach on the eaut side, of draw span. All of said bridge to be fourteen feet wide and draw built In the same manner as the Warnntun draw bridge. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. By ordr of the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. H. J. WHKRITY. County Clerk. Goodness answers to the theological virtue charity, and admits no excess hut error. NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Notice Is hereby elven that special special assewsm-Hit roll No. 37 for the Improvement of Fifteenth street from the south line of Exchange street to the north line of Irving avenue, has been duly made by th board of as sessors and filed with the auditor and polios Judge of the City of Astoria and that Friday, the 14th day of De cember. 1900. at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day In the Council cham ber In the City Hall of said city has been fixed as the time and place when th board of asnewiors and committee on streets and public ways of the Com mon Council will meet and then and there, examine, correct, review and ("juallze said special assessment roll No. 37. All peraona having objections to ld assemment are required to tile Judge In writing. H. E. NELSON. Auditor and Police Judge of the City i the nam with the auditor and police I nt Astoria. Date of first publication, Nov. Zt, 1900. The virtue of prosperity Is temper ance; th virtue of adversity Is forti tude. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ' Notable among the pleasures afford ed by the 8iasta Route Is tha win ter trip to Southern California and Arizona. Renewed acquaintance with this section will ever develop fresh points of interest and added industries, In Its prolific vegetation and among Us numberless resorts of mountain, shore, valley and plain. The two dally Shasta trains from Portland to California have been re cently equipped with the most ap proved pattern of standard and tour- Ht sleeping cars, but the low rates of fare will still continue in effect. Illustrated guides to the winter re sorts of California and Arizona may be had on application. C. H. MARKHAM, O. P. A.. ; Portland. Oregon. Retire men cannot when they would, neither will they when It wer? reason. Goodness I call the habit, and good- nea of nature the Inclination. H.F.Prael transfer Co ' 3 l Telepljond 221. DRAYING ANg EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Care Will Receive KtlaJ Attention. No. MS Duane St., W. J. COOK. VST Res. TeL 1UL Astoria, Or. the Blood, 'Tainc's Celery Com pound is the only medi cine that ever did mc good. 1 have worked in the machine shop's since I was ten years old, and I was troubled with nervousness and indigestion. My whole system was weakened; my digestion was very bad ; I had attacks of dizziness when getting was in a generally run-down state. makes me well, and I now use keep me healthy." OLSON, Ei.kik.rn, Wis. be Well nerve lorce, and purify PAINE'8 CELERY K-zi:i'..S "i .1.7. 1 'A PORTLAND, OR. c The Only Flrft-C!aH Hotel In Portlnnd j g - !r INSTRUCTIONS CIVF" Mis Bertha flartln's Decorative Art Room. Koom 8X0 IXkom Hulldlng, Sd S S S 0 S S) STATE NORHAL SCHOOL TOP WTDEWAZS Or IMITATIONS m? mm i III a SI l l J COMPOUND. UNCLE SAM'S FEAST DAY should be provided with a rholct fragrant cigar to top oft th dinner with, and there Is nothing that will tickle the pnlnts and ddUht ths h'art of the unnnolsseur Ilk on of our Garcia' cigars. It la tht best cigar fr the money that Is made, and will glv the lover of a good smokt a treat for IJtt cents. Try a box for Thanksgiving. WILL RIADIS0N ORDERS SOLICITED rail Line of Kehtst rmfarold try MitcrUls. Initials a Specialty, Choice Selection of S imploi Designs. Stimplng Neatly Dot;. aad Viaihlnglon Nil., forllntxl, Or. G jX 0- S9 MO.NnOUTII, OREQON Pall Term opcni MepU'tnlicr lHlh. Tne ttiiili'iiUdf the NorniHl Hclinol are prepared t" tike lh niaUi Certlflrato linincillutnly oo iradu tttlon. iriluuti' ri'fdllr fecure gnod r'Mlttoni. Kx.pn-r (if yi-Hr from tlA) lotlM). riiiong ACKifi'inlc mini 1'rnfiH.Kluiiai round. Nw -pwliil Iii nnrirni'iit In Miiniml Training. Well KriulpiH'd Training licpiirtiiK'nl. . For ChIbIi kiio containing lull miiKinnpcmo adort-M l.I., UAMPHKU,, Or W. A WANS. J-renlUunl. Htc'yof Faculty. "It has justly won its laurels."., Soups, Fish, Game, Hot and Cold Meats, etc., are given a most delicious flavor by using Lea & Perrins' SAUCE " ' ' ' This tlgulara It m ry bottle . tQUX IVSClft tout, Apsta, Hew Toefc, soura IVi.ot, Fifth and I SI recta. Overland ICiproe Trains for Salem, lttiburg, Aaki land, hWrainvtito, t'mlvn, Han Kran cleco, Mojave. Ie Angvlpe, 101 I'neo. Npw hi Ik iis anil the East, Irave Arrlva- 7:30 i,ii 1:15 im I S:J0 a.m T.oo p.m At Woodburn (dally txonpt Hilll day). niornlnif trulii ciinneota with train for Mt. An Kl. Bilverton, II r o w n a v 11 1 . Hprlnafleld. anil Natron, and evtm Ing train for Mt AiikvI and Hllver ton. Corvallls paaeen er. Hlmrldan Mn- lT:J0a,m 115:50 p.m 114: dO p in !ll:a.ra 'Pally, liMally ecrpt Rundar. Itrbata tli'hete tin sals hetwmtn Pnrt. land, ftaoranivnto and Ban Francisco. roi rates ii i nrat clsaa and 111 second claaa, liit'ludlng alpr, HatM and tli'krts to Bantern rmlm. and lJurop. Also Japn, China. Hono lulu ami Auairana. t an be obtaln4 from J. II. Klrkland. Ticket Ant na Third Street. YAMHILL DIVtftrrtM raaongrr drtol focf of Jefferson gj; Iave for Oewegsi dally at T:W. tn: 12:30. 1:U 1 H i a i u 11:40 p, n.. and t a. ni. on Sunday only, Arrive at Portland dally at I II r.iO. 10:M a. m.i 1:34. 1.14. 4:10. I 10. :o, lo oo p. m: 12:40 a, in. dally t pt Mohilav: 1:30 &n.l lA iMt m Hiindaya only. M-uvo rr DAllaa dally, except Sun lay, at 4:30 n. in Arrtva i l'nrii. at 1:30 a. m. rasaniigpr train (rave Halms tor Alrlr Mmidaya. Wliipiays and Fn dnva at 1:41 n. m. ltnturn. Tim,l. Tliuratiuys and Satunlaye. Kxcrpt Sunday. II. KuKIIMClt, Manaavr. C. 11. MARKHAM. Gen. Frt. and Paas. Act. POSSIBLY You Are Not Aware of the Fait Time AND SUPERB SERVICE WB HAVE 2-DaiIyFast Trains-2 to i iiu east If you rannot lake the mornlne. train. travi.1 via the xvcnlne" train, lloih are flnvly eiulpp.id. "OUR SPECIALTIES" FAST TIME THROUGH SERVICE ITLLMAN PAI.ACB BLRKPEHS ITLLMAN TO I) It I HT HLElPEIlS I'ULLMAN DINKKS. LlUltAKV (CAFK) CAn FItEB HECLININO CHAIR CAH8 . Hours In time saved to Omnhii, Chicago. KansnsCltY, St. Louis. New Yorh, Huntun, And Other Eastern I'ulnts Tlckels a-ooJ via Bait L&k Pllv anil Dnvir. It Is to your Interest tn na Til in OV1CULAND LIMITED. Tickets and slei-plntf-car berths can be secured from U. W, LOUNBUKHHT, Ajent O. n. . N. Co.. Astoria, Or.. OU J. II. LOTHROP. Orneral Agent. 135 Third St.. Portland. Or. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When neonl are pnntumnlatlnv trip, whether on business or pleasure, ' they naturally want th hut obtainable as far as speed, comfort and ivieiy concernoa. liimpioyt-i of the WIHCONBIN CENTRAL LINKS are IMid to nerve the nubile and nur tralnn an operated so aa to make close con nections witn diverging lines at all Junction points. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars on through trains. Luring: car service unexcelled. Meals served a la carte. In order to obtain the flrst-rlim. mor. vice, ank the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central lines and you will make direct connections at fit. Paul for Chlcugo, Milwaukee and all points Kust. . For any further Information call un any ticket eireht, or correspond with I AH. C. POND, flen, Puns.. Ag't., or JAH. A. CLOCK, v Milwaukee, Wis, Oennral Agent, : THE CHICAOO A NORTH vVKSTERN RAILWAY. Foley's Kidney Cure cuica ildaejt and tttddtt right. m
