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ASTOKIA. OKP.OX. THrhMflAY, rEBRUW 21. 1901.
NO. 45
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Of our new and up-to-date Air
light Heaters nro till on hnnd.
Wo figured on considerable cold
weather nnd purchased on un
usual quantity; but the weather
hns moderated, consequently sales
have been slow. Wo arc over
stocked and must liavo the room.
From now on these splendid heat
ing stoves will bo sold at a reduc
tion of 20 per cent FOIl CASH.
HARD,
Custom Houae Broker.
. ASTORIA, ORE
AfMtt W. f. A Co and PMlflo Kxpreta Co .
CALLED JUDGE
"YOUR DISHONOR"
Mrs. Nation Treats Court and
Joints With Equal Contempt.
CASE CONTINUED TO APRIL
Mr. Nalloa Dealt He Waali Divorce -Kit
mi UiliUlurc PaiKf Law Makiaf
Illegal Salooa a Public
Nulaaace.
TOl'EKA, Feb. 20 Judge Haien, of
the district court, today'rontlnued the
rase lit Mrs. Carrie Nation, charged
with smuhlng Murphy Joint, until the
April t-rm of court.
Tin: tlltriilty hedgliiir around the Judi
cial brink has no mure t rror for her
than the commonest Joint. She soema
to iti'it both Joint and court with
utter ootii--miit. When aked If ah
tt'i-rr ready for trltil Mra. Nation, who
acts an her own attorney, uld:
")onr dishonor, I nni Imapable of
Irving my casij this afternoon a I
have Ix-i-n iolo:ied by cigarette smoke
m tli- county Jail."
She In v-t !n the county Jail, Ph
n fo'il nn off r of a bond from her
liroilii-r, J. V. Monro, of Kitnaaa City.
All ilii- itb.-r crusaders are out on
In rid.
UK WANTS NO divorce.
Pi:RIA. HI.. Feb. 20. Pavt.l Natl. n.
Iioflmii.l of Mri. Carrie Nation, ha
written the editor of the Journnl, which
Mrs. Nation Ih to edit next Tu-n Jay,
saying:
"Tli- statement telegraphed fnmi
Wichita thut I am ittMut to Inntlt ut
illvon procMllngii agalnxt my if
uiiIihh win r'turnn to Mi'dlrlnt LoIk
at oiii x In hh falnc aa alii, an my wife
and I In prfct accord."
WltlTKS T) HIS WIFB.
TOI'KKA, Fb. M. Mra. Natl.,n rr-olvi-il
a Inter In thp Jail hre t-xlay
frm her hiifl.aml, Imvld Natbgi, of
Mcillcliit- Im1k. In which he compllim
of tin- ha ih thlnu that the ncwa
ihth liftvr until of him for not attind
ItiK her rcrnt trial and Mr. Nation
lake occuhIoii to n.k hla lf why nhf
dom not k(t-p him informi! of what
k1h k doliiK- He wanta to know when
hhc Ih corning home. He doe not
win to know that hi wlf- Ih In Jail
and Ih likely to May there- tor mmie
time.
8AijooN rrnuc ntisanck.
TOPKKA, Feb. 20. The houm today
pa.M'd Senator Murrell'a bill r'-latlna; to
the wile of Intoxicating; Uuora and It
wna H'iit to Oovrrnor Stanley. The bill
ciaKea an public nuixuncea all plucea
here liquor Ih noid llliRally.
NUT TEMPERANCE RAIDERS,
KANSAS CITT, Feb. 20. A. apodal
to the ftar from Javenworth, Kan.,
aaya:
John Hudaon, tle bartendtT whose
wife waa killed In Tu'8day'a aaloon
raid at Millwood, came to Leavenworth
toduv und awore out warranta for the
four farnwra under arrest here, charg
1 1 ik them with murder In (he first de-Kre-.
Hiiflson aaya he know who fired
the bbot that klll-d his wife, and that
he will make hla name known nt the
irropor time.
1'liomiiM MoNamara, IUuImiui'h ooukIh.
openly accuaea one of ttie qu.irtet with
flilntr the fatal shot. The coroner'a Jury
wlU not alt an the case trntd next Mon
day, In the meantime the coroner Ih
bufifl.v enRaged In gathcrinR evidence
MKiilnHt the raiders, and several adill
tlotml nrreatH will, It is aa Id, follow.
It la aaid today that none of the
raldera were temper.ince opie, nnj
that they took advantage of the reform
movinient to pay an old grudge. Wil
liam WeW), who was wounded in the
raid. Is rejiorted In a aerloua condition
today, and may not lire. H la W years
of age,
EX POSITION INOOTt PORATKD.
Portland Preparing to Celebrate C.u
tenninl Anniversary of the Lewla
and Clarke Expedition.
IViRTLAND. Feb. 20. Artlclea wilt
REMOVAL SALE
Commencing Monday, February 4,
We shall make the following prion;
Iron Beds with brass knobs S3. OO
Iron Beds with ftvillbrrass roll 6.00
Extension Tobies !&450 ond up
Our Combination Book Cases and .Writing Desk
wo make a, 20 per cent discount from regular prices. Par
lor Chairs Reduced in price. On Carpets, Kugs. Linoleum,
Window Shades, we give 10 per cent from regular prices,
Which includes, Sewing, Laying and Paper-.
CHARLES HEILB0RN & SON
!) hlml with thu ' aeerHary of atate
tomorrow Incorporating th exjlilon
which will celebrate the milennial an
nivnjary of the orrlval of the I-wla
and Clark expedition In Oregon in 103.
The Incorporator inn II. W. Hcott, L.
It. Cox, Judgf C, H. lielllriger, H, W,
f.'orbett, Ih'nry Huhn, Kamu'l Coni.ejl,
K. K. Khrrnan, It. W. I-wIa, J. M.
Ixng.
M. W. Kcott ha been selected to rive
the name to the (-(position. The I'-gl-lature
will be asked tomorrow to puna
a resolution guaranteeing state sup
port and a resolution asking congr'-as
for an appropriation for the. expocl-
tlon. .
The capital stock of the corporation
Is 1300,000 djvid-d Into shares of lo
each.
ISOMJ FARMER ROY.
Jk'I'i t' nl RblI a nank and Then
Captured a Freight Train.
RANTOCU III., Feb. 20 Arthur Hy
aer. l farmer boy aged 22. entered Ven
niim's bank at Fluher. Champaign
county, today and raid he wanted mon
ey, at the nine time covering the
clerks with piat 1. Cashier Arthur
Vennum handed out IliCO as rerjuented
nnd lh- roblx-r lu ked out of the dour.
II.- b'irded a freight train Jun l.tiil
Inir Into the yard and t-'k charge of
the engine.
Several citls-na armed themsere and
, aught the caboose nf the train and x-chiinfc-'-.
aver,il liieffi-ctual shots with
I y. f r'lilier, The train was atopped af
ter a lylle, the robl.er was captured and
tie- money recovered.
ARRETTED AT AI.RANY.
Xal.-m Man Aceua d of Steallne; 11500
From H. h. (till, of Woodburn.
AI.RANV, Ore., Feb. 20. John flatea.
J-inll.-r at the state house, was arrested
here today on a charge of larceny tyy
balii-" itt the aum of SI.'hki, on a war
rant worn out by II. I. Oill. of Wood
burn. Thirteen one-hundred-dollar
bills were found upon hla person.
He waa lodged in Jail and Chief of
1'ollcV Gibson, of Sah-m, came up to
i.ltfht and will take the prisoner to
S'Hein tomorrow, (ilbxon suys there
is a mystery about the cue as the com
iilalr.lng witness declines to state in
what manner the nuney was stolen.
COACHMAN NOT OCILTY.
Omaha Chief ,.f PolU-e Convinced He
Knew Nothing of Cudahy
Kldnapiiing.
OMAHA. Feb. :o -Chief of Police
Ponahii" has Investigated the Murtagh
clue In connection with the Callahan
arntt and announces that he Is satis
fied thit neither the couchman nor his
sons have' any guilty knowledge of the
Cudahy kidnapping.
Charges of kidnapping and robbery
were today formally declared against
Cudahy.
REGIME-NT Ml'STBRED OCT.
Thirty-Seventh Infantry
Yesterday.
Disbanded
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.- The
Thlrtv-sevvnth lnfantrv reiMnvv.t. V. S.
Y was mustered out of servic? tod.ly.
The major portion of the regiment re
tained to this city on the transport
Sheridan February Tth, and was
rmsteied out at the Presidio. The
rest, who remained behind with a
view of re-cn!lftlng. Wire mustered
oul at the same tlm in Manila.
AWFI'I, CRIME OF TEACHER.
Criminully Assaulted Mttle Olil Who
Walked" to School With Him.
WICHITA. Feh. 2n.-Slierl(T Guiio. of
M-Mciiie Lodge, has tied to Anthony
with TiMfes.or Hamlin to prevent him
from being lynched. Hamlin, a country
school teacher 22 yeurs of ago, is
ehuged with criminally assaulting a
little girt, nine years old, who has been
going to school with him from the
house .-U hlcli he boarded.
KIOl T JtOOlES RECOVERED.
Yrk Proeeding Slowly at Scene of
Mtne Disaster.
VAKCOrvER. R. C.. Feb. 20. The
work tf recovering, the binlies of the
victims of .he- mine disaster ut Cum
berlln, H, C proceeds slowly. So far
elj:ht bodies have born found, four be
ing whites.
SENATE ADOPTS
IIAIIN AMENDMENT
Majority of Both Mouses Favors
Abolishing Wheels.
COMPULSORY PILOT BILL
Deleatctf la Houte ax Vote of 45 to 13
Defalcitioa ol SJ0.0OO la Slate Laotf
Olllce Parlor Tersj ol 0.
W. Davli.
(Spwlal to The Aatorlan.)
KALE.M. Feb. 20. After a spl-ndidly
organized tight and by a strong ap':ech
dellvwed from the floor. President
Fulton succeeded In Incorporating the
Hahn amendnunt Into the Hume sub
stitute lUh bill at the affrnoon es
Klon of the senate, with th" provision
that the section as to wheels and traps
shall not be effective- until after the
vloi' of the fifhlng season of 1501.
The scheme of the ..ppo-ients of the
am. ndii.ents as deve!n-d by their tac
tics waa to avoid a direct vote on the
amcinfment and have th-.- bill and all
pio'pitswl Hinendmeiits referr-d to the
ji.nale by the flfh CMtnmau-, where It
was evidently beliewd by them the
bill could be hell until too late for its
return to the houe. The game did not
work, however. It Is true the bill waa
finally p'firtvd. but It was not ur.tli the
senate had agreed to the amendments
and had also annex'-d the condition to
the rcfen nee that the bill should be re
Mrifd back to the senate some time
tomorrow.
This Joes not i'l.ply ly any means
that the amended bill will become a
law. but it recovers nearly all the ad
vantage lost by the wheel knockers
through Colvig's tactics in the house
yestirduy. It shows also that A ma
jority of the senate as in the house
(avors the abolishment of the wheels
and that that measure will undoubted
ly pass, both branches of the legisla
ture, provided it chn be placed before
them on " Its merits. This, of course,
is the -xact thing the whtel.V advo
cates Jo not favor and will make ej
try effort to avoid.
Fulton will doubtless see the com
ml t tee gives up thv bill tomorrow- and
he will lik. ly succcf-d in retaining the
amendments in the bill, but what
change may come over the views of
"me of those who stood for the
amendments today before" It is put on
its final passagv Is a matter which to
morrow will disclose.
Another element of uncertainty Is the
question whether the amended bill can
be returned within the time required
by the rules and whither, If so re
turned, an opportunity will occur for a
vote of concurrence.
The next most important action of
either house today was the defeat of the
compulsory pilot, bill, which went down
in th; bouse by a vote of 43 to 13.
McCraken, of Multnomah, led the fight
against the bill and made a brilliant
speech, Eddy also made a masterly ar
gument opposing the principle involved
in the kind of legislation proposed by
the bill.
The special committee appointed to
examine the boiks of the state land
olllce has reported that defalcation of
$30,000 was discovered in the depart
mert. th.1 shortage having occurred in
ISM and when Geo. W. Davis handled
th? school funds. It appears that the
records were falsified by credit being
taken for payments to the state treas
urer greater in amount than were ac
tually made. In some cases this was
accomplished by taking credit twlc
for one payment while in other cases
the first entries were changed so as
to Increase th amounts.
The first changes appear under date
of August 1. 1S94. and the last on Jan
uary 12. 1S93. An inspection of the
hooks shows that the alterations were
very crude, the erasures being rough
and u suae oases a different shade of
ink being used. Davis went out of
office July 1, lSr. His official bond was
only $j000, with Geo. G. Ringham and
E. P. McCormack, as surety. Davis is
well known in Salem and stands high
In social, fraternal and political cir
cles. What the next step in the pro
ceedings will be Is not now know n.
W A S H IXGTON LEGISLATURE.
Hou.e Passed Rill Providing for Execu
tion of Murderers by Electricity.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 20. In the house
this afternoon the Rand bill, providing
for the execution of murderers at the
state penitentiary Instead of at couiity
JUls, waa so amended as to require
executions by electricity and then
passed.
The house and senate today passed,
Andrews' joint memorial to congress
urging relief for the veterans of th?
I'ldian war which occurred jn the terri
torial, days of Oregon and Washington.
The house passed two senate bills de
(lnjug the crime of kidnapping and
provldintf punishment. ' ' . : i'
: In th senate this morning tlie Jones
legislative reapportionment bill waa re
ported from the committee having It
In tbirg-!. A motion was made on be
half of the Republican to make It the
aieclal order for tomorrow morning.
This waa opp""d by the Democrats.
The motion carried, however, by a
trlct party vote.
NARROWLY ESCAPED LYNCHING. '
Vigilance of Topeka Officials Saved
Life of Rapist.
TOREK A, Feb. 20. The vigilance of
the officers was all that aived "Slick"
Slater from lynching by an Infuriated
mob tonight. He will yet be lynched
if ne can be found
Slater assaulted 17-year-old Lottie
rberkk Monday evening. Slater ia
now in Jail In Atchiaon.
The Santa Fe shopman, of whom the
father of the girl la one, are calmly
determined to lynch Slater when he la
brought back here for trial.
IDAHO LEGISLATURE.
Senate Unanimously Passes a Rill for a
Free Traveling Library System.
ROISE. Feb. 20 By unanimous vote I
today the senate passed a Din pro
viding for the frsUbllshment of a free
traveling library system. The bill pass
ed today provided for the appointment
of it commission of three, two of whom
shall be women, and authorizes the
ippoirtiiient of a secretary. It appro
priates tW tor books for the next two
years and $3000 for expenses of the
commission and salary of the secretary.
LN FORCE GAMBLING LAW. .
Pool Room Keepers Want Law Enforc
ed, at Tracks.
'NEW YORK, Feb. 20. Pool room
keerers aw said to be organizing to
enforc" the gambling law at race
tracks. It was said iat night that if
the raids on pool rooms are kept up
the pool room men will Insist upon the
district attorneys of Kings. New York
and Queen'a counties proceeding against
the hookipafcrs at the Morris Park,
Graveaend, Sheepshead Bay, Brighton
Rejich and Aqueduct race tracks.
" FOVR TONS OF INSTRUMENTS.
Taken by the Astronomical Party to
the Island of Sumatra.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20 Among
the passengers who sailed for the Orient
on the Japanese mall steamship Nippon
Maru were Assistant Astronomer C. D.
Perlne, of the Lick observatory, and
Ralph H. Curtis, formerly student as
sistant of the observatory at Berke
ley, but now an assistant at the Lick
observatory.
They take along with them nearly
four tons of Instruments and their ul
timate destination is the island of Su
matra, where they will observe the
total eclipse of the sun on May 17th
next. The expedition was sent out at
the expense of Wm. H. Crocker.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEAL.
San Francisco Holdings of Pacific Im
provement Company to Be Bought.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-The
Call says:
It has been learned that the proposed
transfer of the city holdings of the Pa
cific Improvement Company ' the
Southern Pacific Railway will shortly
be carried out
The city properties of the Pacific Im
provement Company are estimated to
be worth $3,300,000 and a prominent
railroad official stated that he knew
the Southern Pacific would pay spot
cash for them."
NEBRASKA DEADLOCK.
LINCOLN, Feb. 20.-The Republican
senatorial .caucus took five ballots to
night without result and adjourned un
til Monday. .
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"Charles Carroll" - 10c
"General Good" - - 5c
CIGARS
TWO UNEQUALED SMOKES
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immnmr9 99
SOLDIERS BURIED
FILIPINO ALIVE
Sensational Charges Made in Na
tional House by Lentz.
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED
. Only One of Geaeril Approprlatloa Blili Sllll
Before Hoaac-Seaate Commiitet
Eadoraea Saooicr Aaieaa
aieal la Arejy Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. The hotiso
finally pissed the sundry civil appro
bation bill today and entered upon
consld- ration of the general deficiency
bill, the last of the general appro
priation bills.
Lentz, of Ohio, a Democrat who In
thia ond the previous congress at
tacked the administration, furnished
the sensation of the day. He used a,
newvpap-r paragraph recounting tha
death of a federal Judge in New Mexico
who had been a member of the legis
lature which electd Senator Hanna, aa
the text for charging corruption In
tnut election. This called for a rebuke
fiom Cannon, who declared that brava
ner fought the living and only ghouls
ravished the tomba of the dead.
Later IenU made a aecond onslaught
of a more sensational character and
brought down upon himself the whole
Republican side of the house In some
remarks about paragraphs In the bill
for paymeot for the apprehension of
deserters. Lentz made the startling
charge that soldiers In the Phillpplnea
had buried a native alive and he read
a letter writte.i. he said, by a soldier
In the Philippines, saying that he ana
his companions, while on an expedition,
were orJarvd to shoot every, man and
beast they found. Lent said If these
things were true the soldiers were Jus
tified in deserting.
Cannon; Mahon-of Pennsylvania;
Grosvener, of Ohio, and Moody, of
Ma!-acriutts, rebuked Lenta. Can no a
declared that were Lentz In the Philip- "
pines he would be tried by courtmar
tial and shot
. .
ARMY APPROPRIATION B1L1
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 The senate
committee on military affairs today
completed consideration of the army
appro; riation bill. The committee en
dorsed the action of the sub-committee-in
adding the Spooner Philippine
amendment to the hill. The vote on the
amendment resulted In five to four, the,
division being on party lines.
The committee also inserted aa
amendment providing that appoint
ments undr the army reorganization
law. to fill orlginal vacancies in tho
grade of captain in the quartermaster's,
subsistence and pay departments, may
be mad- from army officers of vol
unteers. SEARCH FOR GILDEMEISTEJL
Revenue Cutter McCulloch Taking 'bd
a Supply of Coal.
' SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20. The rev
enue cutter McCulloch will take a sup
ply of cost today preparatory to go
ing In search of the dismasted German
ship Otto Gildemelster, known "to ba off
the California coast trying to make
;hls port.
WORST RLIZZARD KNOWN.
CORRY. Pa., Feb. 20. In the history
of this region no storm ever reached the
furor of today's blizzard. Half a doz
en feet of snow lies on the ground.
PRICE OF SILVER.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20. Silver.
FOR . . .
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Portland, Oregon
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