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V0L' U" ASTOKIA, O'fKflQX, SATtKMY, fCBKHKY 2, 1901. NO. 29 J
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Arrowroot, High Teas,
And Many Others, Fresh and Crisp.
RALSTON'S HEALTH FOODS,
ALL VAKICTICS
" FISHER'S BEST M CORYALLIS FLOUR
CHASE 6 SANBORN'S FINE COFFEES
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
Ten Per Cent 0ff for Cash
SILVERPLATED WARE, CHINAWARE
aijl GLASSWARE, CROCKERY AND LAMPS
UNTIL FEBRUARY i, iooi. . .
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A LONG RO W
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Of our new and up-to-date Air
tight I Ion tors nro still on hand.
Wo figured on considerable cold
weather and purchased an un
usual quantity: but tho weather
n has moderated, consequently sales
-J havo boon slow. Wo aro over-
W J, DCUlIy, stocked and must liave tho room.
iii nnivh crnrcx From now on these splendid heat-
431 BOPID STREET, ing stoves will bo sold at a reduc-
Detweei Math nd Teith Streets tion of 20 per cent FOR CASH.
C. J
ARD,
Commission. Brokerage,
Insurance and Shipping.
Custom House Broker.
ASTORIA, ORE
lint W. r. Oo and FMUIt KiDrtta Cot.
nilTIIPDM DAf lEIf f"r ,h" Unl"n pu,,nc hfl fur
JlUI llElUl 1 ALiriL hiiH-.l mm inure of the Kouthcu
CHANGES HANDS
Control Secured by Syndicate in
Which U. l Predominates.
SINGLE LINE BELTS NATION
llirrlmn Syndetic for L'oloo Pacific ttc
ported lo Have Purcbitcd 400.000
Sbirti it 55 tub Speyer
Moldlon Bou(b(.
I'ar lfK- Ht 115 per hre,
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-Another rail
road irunwutloii, reaching, It In be
lieved, inurh further In It ultimate re
mit than any of the d-ul which huve
Hum fur marked the cloning of tin old
id tin- beginning i,f the new century, j
IcTi,,,!.' known lust u few mlnut. iM. i ni''g"ii
for.- (loclnic of (hi. market thl uft-r-
""'. when t i transfer if ih,. rontrol i
f the Southern I'iuin.; Company Into
tru- hands of u syndicate n which the
I'tilon Pacllie pled. . initial' wu uii
li'iiiui'. i
Tin- tralldlK llotl cOiir.D th lllHt
link ii' i i Hnniy f.ii ih- -Klalil.lni. i.l of
a h.iiim ofidni iijhI niJIroji'l u"Iit MiiiKi -r'liilrol.
Thi iontri'1 li hi it n-tit
in l;. II. Hiii riinan. Tin- m-w
mull- In. IuI. h lh- following roiit-M lth
all of ulili h exrepi 'hi- KoUthTti Til-
i lllr II.uiIiiii.m Ih ollli lullv rotiiierti'il:
SlarlliiK from San Kr.mclic', running! C1UXKSE
ovr llir Vntral 1'arlflc rtlrct to Off- 1
il. n; i ti. firm, i,v r the I'nlon Ia-
lllc i KuiiHiiB t'lty and lh ncc over
ili- cIiIiiik-.i nml Alton to fhlraso, or.
t- eoii,, over i he I'nioii I'iu'IIIo to Oir.a
hii aril tliiiiiv over tho Duhuque ati.l
Sl.'ux city brunch f th Illinois I'm
tral direct to ("hicutfo. where th
more an. I Ohio roiiner! direct
Allaiitlc H'-rtb'0rJ.
i'f)lTO ItK'O I'llOHi'KUOrrt.
Governor Allen Wrltew That W'hk'' Arc
(Joorl ni Iibor In Hcarc.,
WAHIMN'JT'N, Keb. I. -The vr".
tary of the navy hit re-eve(i n In
t'Tetlii( leit-r frrn 'lovernor Allen,
of I'otto Itlco, formerly a-wlHtani
retary of the imvy, which h'-Ih at
n.niKht the iilnrmliifr r.',,rt iff ,ire
illHtr'KN and fK'verty arnonK th" lnlati'1-
em, ami rhronlclen a conKtanily ktow-
ln(f nwMHure of jroiiierlty In Porto
! ItllTO.
I In part the letter In follow;
"The itntl American -titlniint which
I wm revn!ent at I hi; h'l'inlnif of the
! civil Kovernmi-nt ban illiurieurel and
tnc maio'en or th'i r"ile wer' never
::iore ntented, I arn nure, than at the
iienent time. More an- employed than
ever before and ut better wau and,
Imb-ed. there In a Hoardty of labor."
BODY OF QUEEN
BORNE TO LONDON
Majestic Marine Pageant on the
Solent Yesterday.
FUNERAL AT LONDON TODAY
CAI'ITOL MTK VlKWKfJ.
U'KlMUtom Vlfit-d Tino-
Kn Maxfe Venti'id.iy.
j OI.YMI'IA, IM. J -The lal ex
Iciircloii to Tai oiiiu (i view WriKht
Tal k. ofl'Tcd Die nial" n a capltol hU ,
ll-ft thin city 'horily art'-r 1 oVI. k
! today. There wer- very fi-w ) K'ator
or Htate olllc.aly who .II I ii"t ;ak.- a.
anti'K! of Taoina'n InvitaiioM, co: -fluently
Olympia U dci-end tonight.
I The hUN'' and ncnate tri' l a: l't o'. lock i
am! adjourned before noon. Th' y will I
not ni'-t iiKuin until Monday ariemoou.
AmoD Ibe Great Fleet of Wanbipi America
Wai Not Represcalcd Duke of
Corowill lad York It Scrl
emly III.
I
Hill to Aineml FaHH-d In ih
IlouNe Yenteruay.
National
j Washington. Feb. i-The hoUe
j today pafneij an omnibus bill carry. ng
1 191 cl iIi.th for Korea, and aupplies tak-
n.iltl-1'" 'h1 lT"'"i army during the re
in fi... ' hellion. The claims were paused on by
I I li. ,.iirf i f olrilmd .nil i i.f-r ' ... I
The control of the Houthet.n Pacific ; iM iM- I'ractlcally all the b- ie ficlar
JuHt tra-iHterred Indu led lai'B hold-1 1 " reticle in the South.
li)K controlled by Kpeyfr & ('., and j The bin to amend the Chlnfne ex
alno th.- Iluntlnjcton holdliiRH. (dimlon act iih a view to preventing
Alniont one year before the death of 1 fraudulent entry of Chinese Into the
". P. Hunting! n what vttw knowu a t f I'tiitvd Staien tva pa-wl as were ether
the Hp y r-Hunlliitfton nyndlcate ac- ! of rnlnor imrtance.
'lulted, according to public report, the j
Cr.rk.-r hoMliKH. havifg a par value! PIKACY AT CANTON.
of l"."j.iHnj.tiou, S:anford holding. $10.- i
(miO.Oki, anil the Hubbard holding, ! nuli Have Dcmandrd Ij. tt. r I'io-
000. noo.
At the lat annual meetlrg (,f t!ie
Southern PaMDc, Huntlnglon voted
1. Hie-l. nlh of the Mock, which Included
pioxifH of Speyir and their friend.
The total authority to k if the
Southern Pud tie I $.'0O,00tJ.iO. It op
erated a great fyMem f'f road ex-
tectlon for the Waterway!".
HONti KONO. Feb. 1 It U reported
from Canton that the Oerinan consul
there ha demanded an indemnity of
llOO.OuO for each man wnunded In the
recent outrng.' on the Went Uiver and
JC-0.000 for other damage.
temlliig from San FnanclKco to New Piracy I Ipcreaning to nuch proMir
Orletin. thenc' by the company's ; l'""8 that the consuls have demanded
Hteamer to New York, etc., and tol'x'ttei protection for the water 'way..
I'm (land. Oregon, and to Ogd''n, I'tah, 'The viceroy replied to their demands
with branches. that he was doing all that was pos-
The Importance of the new deal grows julble, but the consuls are" not cati.sfl'-d.
when viewed In connection with the It is not unusual for a dozen outrages
acfiulHltion In Novemtier laat by the j to be reported from the river in one
Southern Pacific of the Pacific Mall day.
Slenm.shlp Company with it Immense
dlHtrlhutlng jH.wer on the Pacific coast. DUCK OF WINK ADVANCED.
The acquiKltlon of the Southern Pa- 1 -
title I merely another move In the ! "lv to Draught and Increased Thyl
"cominunity of IntereHt" policy which I loxera ir. California Vineyards,
h.i alifady secured ouch a vust hold I
on thu railroads if the country. It i ia. JUM, tai., Feb. 1. A general
mean the ectabllHliinent of a complete ivlv.i nee In the price of wines Is an-
tiaiiscoiitinental roail governed prlnci- i noutiMd here. Sweet wines especial
pally by this policy. Harrltnan Is ly have gone up and are n'w held from
president of the Chicago and Alton : nine to tAclve cents per gallon higher
road. He Is also n dlrvctor In the Vn-Jlhan heretofore. Clarets and white
Itiii Paclflf, Illinois Central, Oregon wines will be quoted hereafter at an
Hallway and Navigation Comktny. and I aiivaiv-c of from live to eight cents
I.ON1XJN, Feb. 2. Half a mlliion of
th; late Queen Victoria's devoted sub
ject lining the store of the Solent
yesterday witnci-m-d a n.aj-stic pageant
and b.nlc a lact far.'w. II to their beloved
ruler, stvrelgn of the greatest tmvhl
power In the world.
Yesterday' ceremonie wt-r.? a filling
tribute from the nation owning X-lson
for Its h'To to Its dead monarch. All
who w-re wltm-m" of the function t s
tify to the rofoiind emotion it In: pireil
and agree that it could not have been
surpacstd 'for hplendor and solemn tf
f -ct.
The ij..m. riant note in the whole,
seen- was the grand slmplichy and.
'so far as human utterance was con
cerned, lis Kileiie. The Bad procession
glld-fi along in liautiful order and pre
cision a though moved by soin hid
den power. No Incident of any kind
occurred to mar its stately beauty.
There was no accident of any sort
ashore or alloat. The w. at her was tra
ditional "iiu-en's weather." The iU"tn
of the seas was earned across the wat
ers to the accompaniment of mir.ute
guna and military music, a picture
which will live in history.
If the elements should prove equally
favorable today, which at the moment !
of cabling (5 a. m.) seems somewhat
doubtful, the millions of the metropo
lis will render their even grander mili
tary tribute to the queen, who desired
to be buried as & soldier's daughter.
Thousands of troops are now marching
in London to breakfa-st hurriedly, pre
loratory to taking their places in the
line of march.
With this peaceful military invasion
is an equally large civilian invasion
from the provinces and abroad. It was
next lo impossible last evening to ob
tain a bedroom In any west end hotel,
and until quite a late hour visitors were
eagerly searching all along the route
for window and seats, held at exorbi
tant prices, to view the procwion.
The body of the queen lies on the
yacht Alberta in Portsmouth harb r.
When the funeral fleet reached Ports
mouth a guard of a hundred marines
marched on board. During the night
the quarterdeck where the ber rests
was lighted by electricity,
made in writing by Oo. D. Gear, of
Hawaii, who submitted letter purport
ing to be copies fjf letter written by
Wilcox to Filipino offlc.al.
The alleged letter are of a highly sen
sational character. One of the letters
mhi to have been written 'by Wilcox I
dated Honolulu, January 31, 1890, and
addressed to Dr. Joseph Loaado, Cap
tain Marti Burgos and B- nor J. Luna,
and say:
"Mr. will be a useful ally to tight
for the eause of the Filipinos.
"I have already made up my mind to
Join with you In your country against
the Americans In case they lnit upon
Ignoring the right and Justice of your
(,'iuse. Tell General Aguinaldo I am
already giving my service fur your
country and I am ready to obey orders
to ?o to your country and fight for
the Independence of your people and
country at any moment."
The letter bear the alleged signature
of Kobert Wilcox. Another letter, dated
Honolulu, March 8. 1S9S, ay:
"I am thinking of going to the Phil
ippine islands and giving my assist
ance to Aguinaldo against the invid
erg. hypocritical Yankees, carpet-bag
politicians."
Wilcox declined to make an extended
answer to the charge tiled by Gear.
He fays he ha no fear of the charge
made. He admits that he wrote in
ters to Dr. Losado, Captain Burgoe,
Senor Luna and C. Ca-sar M irena, an
Italian of this city, whom he had
known while the latter was in Hawaii.
Gear claims that the letter and utter
ance of Wilcox are trea-ionable and
petitions congress to unseat him. The
petition also says that Wilcox is guilty
of blgimy.
MRS. NATION TO
JOINT KEEPERS
Calls Them Her "Dear Hell
Bound Sinners."
THREATENS TO USE FORCE
THREE NEW CRL'ISERS.
Will B- Named St. Louis. M.lwaukee
and Charleston.
WAShlXGTON. Feb. 1. The three
new protected erulsers, the bids for
which were opened today, are to be
named the St.' Louis, Milwaukee and
Charleston, the last to continue the
name of the ship wrecked November
2, U99, In the Philippines.
Their trial displacement will be about
9700 tons each. They will be equipped
with 21,000 horse-power twin screw en
gine and will have a speed of 22 knots
per Jiour. The vessels will be 424 feet
In length and feet In extreme
breadth. . Their bunkers will have a ca
pacity of 1500 tona.
Dl'KE SERIOUSLY ILL.
CftOKEIt HAS PAID HIS TAXES.
AbandonB His Appeal Rather Than
Answer Too Many Questions.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. A dispatch to
tne World from London says:
Richard Croker arrived at Wantage
from the continent yesterday. He has
paid his income tax of $5000 on an
official estimate that he was in receipt
of SlOO.OOO a year.
He has abandoned his appeal In the
face of th Inquisitorial character of
the questions he would be compelled to
answer and a false answer to which
would render him liable to a heavy
fine.
Orudis! of Hiawiiha Poor Hit Wklsfcejr
Into Sewer Having Reformed Kit
ms Mn. Nation Will Tackle
Indiana.
TOPEKA, Feb. l.-Mrs. Carrie Na
tion today ir tit a personal letter to aJi
the saloonkeepers in Topeka warning
them to top their business. The let
ter was addressed to "The Joint KeejK
er of Topeka." My Dear Hell-Bound
Sinners." She Intimated that forcible
means would soon be begun If they did
not close up.
ONE DRUGGIST REPENTS.
HIAWATHA, Kas, Fib. l.-E. J.
Eyeholtx, a local druggist, today made
good his determination to destroy ail
the li'tuor in hi store. This aft rnooa
he poured a barrel ff whi.--key into the
sewer.
GOING TO INDIANA.
MU.NCIE, Ind.. Feb. l.-Mra. A. B.
Cusskk. a relative uf Mr. Carrie Na
tion, the Kansas saloon demolisher,
says that Mrs. Nation intend vinlt
ing Muncie In the near future. Mra.
Cussick. expects that the wrecker win
make a demonstration here against the
liquor dealers. She also claims ttai
Mrs. Nation win not divulge the exact
date of her arrival and this leads her
to believe that the demolisher of aal
uon8 will prepare to take the city by
storm before her presence Is knowa.
She believes that Mrs. Nation will vtalt
Indianapolis and other cities In the
rfas belt, while en route to the home
of htr relatives south of Muncie.
Local W. C. T. U. women, tt Is said,
generally disapprove of Mrs. Nation!
style of damaging property and they
will not aid her In any manner If she
should start her crusade here.
I
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company.
PmiM-r Ilea concerned In the deal dl-
lectly and indirectly represent, it Is
said, an Investment of $!00.000.eK). The
Uarrlmim syndicate is supposed to be
divided Into portions of one-eighth, E.
11. Harrimnn holding two of these and
the rm being distributed as follows:
P. Morgan and W. K. Viuulerbilt
one-fourth; Rockefeller Interests one
eighth; George Gould one-eighth:
Kuhn, Leob & Co. one-fourth.
REPORT VERIFIED.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. James Speyer,
of Speyer and Co., tonight corroborat
ed the story that the holdings of his
firm In the Southern Pacific had been
sold. He said:
'A satisfactory offer hus been made
for our stock In the Southern Pacific
and ha been accepted."
It Is stated that the Harrlman syn-
inr gallon.
The cause for this advance Is ex
plained by the local dealer as due to
Lie reduced production due to drought
for two or three years and Increased
phylloxera. The last vintage especial
ly lius felt its ravage
TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS.
Secretary Root Decides to Permit A I
Transcontinental Roads to Com
pete. NEW YORK, Feb. 1. A special to the
Herald from Washington says:
Secretary Root, upon the recommen
dation of Quartermaster-General Lud
tngton and the secretary of the treas
ury, has decided that hereafter all the
traris-continental railroads are to be al
lowed to enter Into competition for the
transportation of troops and supplies
to and from San Francisco.
-SPECIAL, SALE-
of Ladies' Dressing Tables, China Closets, Side
boards, Chairs, Pictures, Rugs, Parlor Tables,
Bedroom Suites and Iron Beds. Call early
and avoid the rush.
CHARLES HEILB0RN & SON
COWES. Isle of Wight, Feb. l.-The
weather this morning is glorious.
Steamers are pouring In with their
decks black with people. The Duke of
Cornwall and York is no better and
an extra nurse was called during the
night. Though the duke's condition is
serious, it is by no means dangerous.
Princess Beatrice is also ailing, being j
confined to her room and it is scarcely
expected that she will attend the fun
eral serviets of the queen.
NO AMERICAN WARSHIP.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1 The American
ambassador will not be in the naval
parade massed about the queen's cof
fin, says a London dispatch to the Trib
une, but he will go by special train
to Windsor with the representatives of
France. Spain and other countries In
advance of the cortege and be pi-es-
'ent at the service In St. James chapel.
I Henry White will iccompany him and
; probably Mr. Carter, the second secre
tary of the embassy. The American
ambassador will not witness today's
naval pageant .nd there will not be
an American warship amonsy the Eng
lish, German, Russian and French
fleet.
The Inscription attached to the
wreath sent to Windsor by Mrs. Gar
field Is:
"From Mrs. Garfield, in grateful re
membrance of the queen's kindness to
her."
DINNER POSTPONED.
MONTREAL, Feb. l.-The first din
ner of th? U. S. colony in Montreal,
which v.as to have taken piace on
Washington's birthday, haa been post
poned out of respe-'t for the. memory
of the late Queen Victoria.
SEVEN THOUSAND KILLED.
Great Battle Reported to Have Occur
red in Abyssinia.
PARIS, Feb. 1. A dispatch to the
Francais from Cairo says:
News has been received here from
Abyssinia of a great battle In which
"000 were killed. It is supposed that
chiefs rebelled during the absence of
King Menelik. who has gone to Egypt
in connection with the delimitation of
the Egyptian-Abyssinian frontier.
WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Feb. 1. Wheat,
Walla. S5V456.
Walla
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l.-Wheat.
May, 104: cash. 9S.
CHICAGO. Feb. l.-Wheat, May.
opening, 7575; closing, 76.
PRICE OF SILVER.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. Silver,
60.
IN NATIONAL SENATE.
Proposition to Link Nicaraguan Canal
Bill With Ship Subsidy Bill
WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-The chip
ping bill was kept steadily at the front
In the senate, today and In order to
further expedite its progress a motloa
to make it the special order was agreed
to for the session beginning at 11 a.
m. tomorrow.
A spirited discussion was precipitated
by an amendment by Clay, of Georgia,
proposing to link the Nicaraguan can
al bill with the shipping bill.
ANOTHER GIRL SOLD.
Engagement of Duke of Roxburge to
Miss Pauline Astor Is Announced.
LONDON. Feb. 1. The engagement
of the Duke of Roxburge to Miss Pan
line Astor. daughter of Wm. W. Astor.
ha been definitely arranged. The
wedding will take place some time next
summer.
TORFEDO BOAT SANK.
HAVRE, Feb. 2.-The French torpe
do boat No. 4 sank last evening within
a mile of the harbor as the result of
a boiler explosion. All the crew were
lost except two.
LI HUNG CHANG DEAD.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The Tien Tsin cor
respondent of the Standard says It waa
rumored Thursday in Tien Tsin that
LI Hung Chang w as dead.
CHARGES AGAINST WILCOX.
Sensational Letters Introduced to Prove
Treason Against Delegate From
Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. A petition
containing charges was submitted today
to the house committee on elections
against Delegate Robert W. Wilcox,
Hawaiian representative in the house
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