The morning Astorian., June 13, 1901, Image 4

THK MORNING ASTOKIAN. THl KSDXY. JI XC 13. 1'Hll.
AFTER THE TRADE
OF NOVA SCOTIA
Gigantic Financial Scheme Backed
by Vanderbilt Millions.
COMPANY HAS BEEN FORMED
SfkssSe Sttsafsis Smke Bcttrti Ne
Yri aed Noa Scetii Coalroi of
Neva Scetia Trsssportstios Case
pastes Sn4.
NEW YORK. June 12 The Mail a.U
Express says:
Capitalists of ibis city re res.hing
out to control the wmmwlal and in
dustrial interests t'f Nova Sootia. Trie
Vanderbilt millions are behind a gi
gantic financial an-Oeme which has bvn
Incorporated under the name of tl.e
Dominion Securities Company with a
capital of Jl.000,000.
This h th first tep in the direction
f permanent control of all the Nova
Scot lan transportation anj industrial
companies and the establishment f a
splendid steamship system between
ttiis city and the seaport town of No
t Scotia.
Dr. William Seward Webb ha been
made president of the company and the
directors are John Jacob Astor. S. R.
Calloway, Edirar D. Petton and Percy
Clement.
Representatives of the company are
already on the scene of proposed opera
tions and the first stretch of tracks of
the Cape Breton Railroad Extension
Company Is blng laid. Within four
years SCO miles of track will connect
Caps Breton whh the best mining sec
tions of the country.
The company has secured the fran
chises, rights of way. conceslons anj
subsidies which the Dominion of Can
ada and also the Pm-'nce of Nova Sco
tia will grant upon the fulfillment of
fts undertaking. The road now buiUing
runs from Yarmouth at the southeast
em end of Nova Scotia, northeasterly
to Halifax and from Pert Hawkesburv.
on the straits of Canw, n Louisbr-rg
and Sydney. The company will control
the traffic through a section where the
Dominion coal. Iron and steel plants.
In which W. C. Whltn-y has larg? hold,
tags, are located.
It was learned on gootl authority
that this enterprise is a move mad by
the Vanderbilt railr-ad Interests. whih
will be felt all "er the world. It will
open a new line f.r American com
merce an 1 f:i the great coal sheds of
the entire V-w York section ith th-
almoT. unV niteJ supply of coal fr m
the extent coal mines of X.ivj Scotia.
SWEDISH At'THOR DEAD
CHICAG
Swedish :
Is dai ; ;
after an
Jf the I:
Mr. Pet.
m.-. Swe
had writt'
political l
PeJ:sh and i
bis nationality
. Jun- 12 C. F. PJt-r :i.
ith..r at, I newspa'-r e,i;o;-.
his ivsiden.-e in this city.
of seven weeks, .n.c-r
r ti-inic th- cause of d-jth.
i rar.k-M am.ing th- r--
-o, v.T'ters i.f Anvr',a. H
i a d"Z-71 ti.mks on hit .r.c.i:
'. I !)!. ei. a! :r.::ers in
n-wsnap.-r r-ad-rs
.a 1 V--n kn iw n f.ir
thirtv vr. un 1.
of "Jepe" an I
ers n was l.'n
im:.
r th- n"m
F.- ir.k -
!l S.vel-n
1- ."him
Mr l'-t
O.EKMAN i ( )!.( iNV ANNOYKIi
l:-si.ents of
Articles in
V.-i Tak-Am-Hcri'i
KX'-
-r.
(V irr-snon j- nc- ..f A?s n ia;.-I Pr-s-.)
APIA. Samoa. May :'. Ther.- is
mu.h annoyanc- Mi in th- ;-rii:.u
e-'i ny Ar :h- a.'tici.-s aIv'ir-.''K .rj
the l'nite.1 Stat-s prr-s.s ai...ir -h,.'
Mo: In dealing with the natives and
stiivoedej In the difficult task h,' had
before him. He has brought Ihe rival
factions together and now there ts a
i!i-?ire lo un te and fornt a strong go
ernment. The natives aiv contented,
for they are left pret.y well i i them
elxes and hae not felt any "liar!i
rule."
There is danger of Tutilila Ivlng
overrun with worthless stowaways from
San Francisco and Honolulu. Thev
clilm to lie cititens of the I'nlteJ State
and to have the right to lain! In Tu
tuiiv under rt'iy cMiilitions. S.nne do
e'l stowaways ef a'l nationalities fnun
the Austral an states have lwi ordered
by the .- Hitt to be relumed to tlvwc
states hy the captain of the steamer
hr!tging them, and on tV last down
stiMtner they were shipie. away.
Th government has succ'eiled In
purchasing the whole of the native and
alien claims on .he beach front In
Fagatoga. This gives the government
a long stretch of sea front and land
for all purpose. One building which
w-as hough: is being lurmsl into a ho-1
nltal iiii.It the chaw of Pr. Ulark-1
well of the Abarenl.i.
trit KXlltNKS rXKNOWX.
l'ligliMi laities
They Are
IV Not Know
Talking About.
What
KMEKYVII.LK HA 'K TRACK
California J.vkey Club Renews
I-'as' at Monthly Rental of
J"00.
Its
OAKLAND. Cat.. June 12 -The Cali
fornia Jockey Club has renewed Its
lease on the Emeryville race truck for
en years with an option to extend the
lease seven years longer If desired. The
lease :s from Mrs. Margaret A. Mi-e,
of San Francisco, to President Tho.
H. Williams and Secretary R. R. Mil
roy. I: Is agreed that a monthly ren
tal of eOO shall be oaid in advance. It
Is further stipulated that the California
Jockey Club may assign the property
to the Merrintile Trust Company to
nlse MC.WO with which to pay the Sun
Francisco Jockey Club for the Ingle
si.le and Tanforan track. The pur
chase nrv .vas J6o0.iV
In the event of the racing being rro
hibit'd by the sia.e legislature, it Is
sgreed thit the California Jockey Club
may conduct on the premise any other
forms of amiwm'nt i: may see fit.
The buildings are to be insured at be
tween JW.W) and W.OOO.
Rills of Ex.
CONDITIONS AT ill'A M.
Governor Repots Health of the Place
Remains About th Same.
WASHIXCtTON. June 12. The gov
ernor of the Island of Ouam. under
date of April 22. reported to the navy
department that the health of the Is
land and of the na.a! sts.'in r-malns
about the same. Th-r hi- 'n but
one dath in th c'mmand. namely, p.
Aliearn. private in the I'nited State
Marine corps, who di-d A'e-il 20, and
was buried in the naval cvn-: ry.
A f-w weeiui ago a subs r!pt: n was
sarfed in the naval s:at'..'n for i civil
hospital 1 1 i.v built on a suitaiil j.iei
of ground to h- .1 mated bv :h- - 'vern
mn. Th.- result w.is m--; gr.. ifyi.ig
about lvrt ii--is havnuig been sub- j States,
-eihe.l i.l in uninl aixoiitl .1 II he
aunr.iirU'-d from th- :!..nl 'r-isurv
and the estiMhm-T.t nain'ain- I bv
the g iv -rnnv r.t i h--n c..ripl--te.l. The
cr nind ra-i b .". l-a:- l. ;h- Ti i
are being i- -!l.- 1 a, l i
NEW YORK, June IS -"They have
no real Aniei1ittn l.voniot'.vcs hIumu I.
strictly i.Hiking. and the cr tics .f
the engines do not know what .hex
are."
So said A. M, Waltt. suihm ln e,i
of motive power and roiling s;o.k of
the New Yolk Central Railroad Sys.
tern. He was s;vaksng of llv c.ib'cl
iviiorts of the unfavorable criticisms
passed by foreign mlliivdl ottU lals upon
the Ani-iican-inade bvoinotlves with
which tl.ey have la.elv ti ni ri'i'l
mentlng. "The I vom.Xlv.-s they refer to" Mr
Wait: continued, "are American in
make true enough, but rhev are Kn
glish and foii'lgn In illmenst ms. calibre
and power Owing to the restrictions
made tnsvssary by nai lowing and low
er tunnels and other essential .1 n r
etvnoes which charactei ixo English
rM.hi as innnvi with our and the
same is largely true. I understand on
the continent, it is simp y Imp wsihle
for them to utlllie such a ma, hla as
we now reg-ar.l as a truly American J
comotive. The ri-stilt Is they get sort of
a hybrid affair bv the American skill i
but on foreign lln.t and to moot for
eign requirements, and then If I; ds-s,
not prove to b.' all they hon,-,l for tlnv j
proceed to crltlclie the American I vo J
motives." I
air. Waltt wen: on to say .hat in
England -he practice Is to nurse I vo.
motives and let them grow old while in
this country the practice Is t.i run them
hard and use thmt i th.- r fu'lest o
pacl:y. Angus Sinclair, editor of Railway an I
Locomotive Engineering, yeurs
drove .-omo:lve on the Caledonian
Railroad In Scotland. l.'ing . French,
man by birth. He visits Europe yearly
and he has studied the ubeot of lo
comotives In every country there except
Spain.
"Prejudice, prejudice," he salJ. when
the subject of American l.vomotives
was broached "Two thirds of I; a:
leas: Is simply prejudice. It Is hard
to get a British or an European e;in:;ie
driver to make a favorable rej.or; on a
Yankee machine or a Yankee Invent,.!
of any kind. Hut they will i.wiv to
it. in ;ilte ..f their preju llces Th'
American locomotive will win Its way in
Ireat Pritain and Europe, that is certain."
Til
r
ears
Kconomical soap is one
that a touch of cleanses.
I 'cars' shaving soap is
the best in all the world.
SKI.ICD ON KVWTTION
NEW YORK, June 12 The
House pictures mid glwiii.
mill, r the charge of pepuiv
Ra.liiy. who levied on Ihetn M
an execution for a Judgment .
AM suflscif peer' us IV-ns' oj
0stiMs lt it rtti,:r iliuitth
il tuiu
o.her in 'iil.d service f.r him or to as.
slime any cms tallied position oi to ei.
gage In pliys., ,i ex' tx is.. ,n who shall
Willi the same tat 'tit. unite, o.-.lei n
co'i-jel anv new cadet or candidate t"
ea; or drink mv 1. of l.'.sl or I.-
lake ml i Ills niouili iiny in tl. den
what 'v er -r to do 'or blin .mv thing In
coiup.itlble wiih the t.osltlon of , , a,e
and gen. bin. in. or anv cade; whose
ilu;v I: s to on f r e camp, bartacks or
ine.s re g i ' a i "is. .. h,il tetm:t anv
n w . a 1-1 or an I late to eat or .i ink
a:iv article of food, or to tak' into Ills
tiioiitii anv a'ti',,. whatever ,n violation
of said K gal.l ions, sd.iii i,. suiiuilai llv
d.sn.is.,1 ft .in the ii. It arv u ,i.. uiy
Haling also .ii, ni.l, n anv ';!iei tn al
inen: of a "harassing, tviau.cnl. ahu
sive. tiaincfu). nstil.ing -n hiimil.it intf
c hiiract-r."
penalty foi violation
'Is The t'lil. ll. e of
i ' . 1 1 '. i . i. s .lis i ,,r h,l.
is.iis Involved .. anv
con.leir.ing another for
Pt I '.'' -ig w ,! b-
li.sniissil s .h
of th s . r.'K il iti
,iii-'l or H'ronal
i'e.l III. I i.th-l p.
i a le abusing or
divlillltlg to acre
dismissed.
iVIonel Mills his fiiinlshed the war
.' 'iai tm. n; with an oihclal copy ,.f th1'
order eitlng forth the Punishment ad
nnnisteie ,,i th. ..t.. nh..r ihan
those .1 nus.,l and Mis;sniib'. wh
W l. found glllllv of .'ill ,c:sl.lotl 111
the d'sgraceful pr.ss-eding of Apni
last.
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ii imp.
plaee. and drawing comparisons w.th i
the g-.vernment "f tie- i'l.i -d P a -s a;;
Tutuiia. The critii-tstns ar- iat -. to i
i
h unfair. The inmn g.-o-i.-ior
It is said, acted with
o Is
up
i-d
ha.s
a great .! aJ j( '
the flit;.
nai'
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and the
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S th- Itrit.sh
! s hi I time
s.iorts.
v ti-xt month
( in the hr ia I
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br .ken all
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to Kr.i-ti-
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i Correspondence of Associated I'n-gs i
MAXACfA. Nicaragua. May 22
Hilis of exchange on Xevv Y irk, .v hi. h
had been at premium of .too p.-r c-'nt
In Xicaragua during April and up to
May 12. have fallen to .'P -e-r c-n:
I'remlum. There had only bn a few
buyers at the higher rate The usual
rite is from bo to 1: p-r cent pre
mium. Christian Hair-tt, of the l'nit-1
is 'lere ii. s itsatltig w ith the
munii-jiali y ..f Managua f .r th- tn-tr.lui-tlon
of a system for su"j.!ying
the city with pun drinking wir.-r
The pres.-nt water einipany pomps ih
I'.u.d into its reei vi i rs from rhe w.-s;.
. i n martin ( Like Maitagu I wh-r-it
is receivl by the Mow of -;ii-i .lat
er, the rlpn waslied front the v n I- i,: i
Street Of tile C"Uy, eV,.. l,,. rltli,il' llf
KkI L i'UV srsPExTKP
Headless Holy .f Woman K..un. In the
WihkI.s at L'iv 'II. Mas,
UiWKl.L Mass. J,,,, The w un
ati vvh.se heidless h.,v wu found If
i 'h. lmsfor I Wa i Is ins; Sun.'ai Hid
whme h-a l was found vcsi.rU, wa-
identified t.id.iv as Mis Mary lllollllll.
of Hostoti. Th- .dentitlcatlou was made
by Mrs Margir-t Cas-y ,,r lammr'.
s.s .-r of Mrs It'.oti.nn
The vv mn married a Fren, ii i'i:ii.
.ban tniil oi rator. na med Hlon l u. 'st
February. Mrs. Hlon dm had b.n inl-
ing since .xrn ner iii.it.ien name wj
Riley She ni-'t lUondin l:i I'le lin-ford
while working in a mil. mil 'her
c lurtshm ,-ov ! ,! mly a few mouths
The couple h,.. .ti li.ston fx a tlm'
A!u: two moii. hs ig,i Mi-s III ..i.lln
returti'd to laiwrence. I: was said that
h- and ti- r 'nibn id had s. pariiie.l.
i tin. Itl .n lo- vi ant - I her to ai.-cm-panv
him on a t r i ; t I'anila. .ml he
d--i iirie.1 t 1 g.i.
Itl Apr.! sh- eani- !e and ,l.it. .
went to it.ntoii, whet- she rejoiii'd her
hu-liind t.iti after llloti.pn said tlia'
-h- ha I gone t. I'tin.id.i He dts.ip-lear-d
shortly ifter.
1th .r.t 1 1 v ng t . tr.l. .-
1 1. tYnn n
are Mill
Sli'lllt
.lid ay on
f IIVtM
In favor of li.lwar.l S Slokes The
case I lo be app.xilisl, It is said, al th
sheriff's olllciv An apisal will act as a
-lay and if a li 'ii.l Is given p.-ndoig ;h
appeal the sheillT s il I'lliv will be vi Ith
draw n
WHEAT M MtKliT
PORTLAND.
Wulia. .'elgll
It 12 Willi Wall
AN
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FRANCIS,
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O June I.' Wheal
aeh i:i3
LEA&PERRINS
The OHnhml Worcestershire
f want or iuhations.
The only jjiuhI h.iiuc; enriches t ho
taste if nil Meats, Fisli.t amc.Sulails,
eto., fiiiil gives a flavor that iiuiutors
utterly fail to jirotluce.
SAUCE
11.1 Hills Il si IT USIU.
JOHN Ul'Nl AN .iSn.,N, V.
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June 12 Wh.
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June 12 Wheal. July
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
ThU preparation rontalni ull of the
dlifcstanta ami tllk'ests nil kituls of
uk hi. It Klves instant roiu r ami never
falls to rure. It all"Wi jrou lorul all
Uo fiMhl you want. Th" nnst sensitive
stiiniacliH can take It. Hy It uvi many
thousands of tlyitx-ptirs have heeu
Cui after I'verythinu else falletl. It
U unetiunlliHl for all stoiuaiTi troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
Prepared onlr by . ' lrW irr .tin . I M. 4t
CHAR. ROOER3. DruftL
rvimmi rtiriMi
mm in TtsfKirrs
AN INCOME FOR LIFE
FROM
GREATEST Of GOLD PROPERTIES
ACRES- MILKS IS LKXilTH
2M MILLION TONS.
The
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in
yialtsm
RheumtUm is due to an excess of aci.l in the
Mood. When this escapes through the pores of the
tkia, as it often does, it produces some fonn of skin
eruption some itching disease like Eczema or
Tetter but xx hen these little tubes or sweat glands
re suddenly closed Ly exposure to cold and sudden
chilling of the body, then the poison9 thrown off by ,H
the blood, finding no outlet, settle in membranes, s
muscles, tissues and nerves. These parts become greatly inflamed, feverish and
hot ; dagger-like, maddening pains follow in quick succession, the muscles become
extremely tender, the nerves break down and the sufferer is soon reduced to a state
"of helplessness and misery. This acid poison penetrates the joints and seems to
dry out the natural oils, and the legs, arms and fingers become so stiff and sore
that every movement is attended with excruciating pains.
Liniments, plasters, electricity and baths, while their use may give temporary
ease, cannot be called cures, for the disease returns with every change of the weather.
S. S. S. cures Rheumatism by
111... VI , , Ml I - . . J
a urea yosrs tvgQ a awi m Bevare biiock or
la rrippe, which left me almoit a physical
wreck. To add to my wretched condition, a
aerere form of Bheumatiam developed. I
tried all the physicians in our city, bat none
of them could do me any permanent food. I
need all the rheumatic cures I could hear of,
but received no benefit. After beginning 8. S.
S. I waa relieved of the pains and have gained
in flesh and strength and my general health
Is better than for years. I consider S. H. 8.
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.l.iry of Nicaragua, an I
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t. prevent -h- spr
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Kir-'vt ovnt Nil ai iirua
Ix-ria.
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l-cre- nut y: .na,- pulil:
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govrnm-nt
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utensils a;i. pi.ivisi in
th-- 'luty i.n :h- ai ti
them. Tills .T-e ..y
the Isthmian ''.mi!
!i;i h Nicaragua ur in; -.ntr.elu
fr duty
mai.-riiils an. I up:.ll"M n
I r tl.e .niin-ers an.' !
surplus I'm" In NuaraRii
i -r-t.-'l ar ;h- pl.-n -s naiiu-.l. i rn : n-- l
l.stl an.l cul'l, after !h .lil'v
s.i that th- "anil c'lMHiiissinn
a l-(,'ali..-1 lis: of Hie mirplus in
Kua and a r-1. alii sal ef th i .
t i r -p M t c ;h- I'niiei Sta'.-.M
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Richest gil.l-bearlng quarts, jrouni
by iiiure hand mid i 4 l4a
sravrt. from so tu W fi in .eih ever
th 'titlre property. In aiUltion the
company cane 1 mlli In length of
rurr b-.l. eoi-h mile of which contains
many mlllliin f gol.1. situated n th
Hio ilrind-, in Tioa county. New Mi
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Telephone OOI.
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United (tales Official Report
Pacific NavigationCompany
Stcmncru "Sue II. Klmorc." "W. II. llurrUon "
Only II ik - Antorlu lo I IIUiikmiIi. (inrlbnldl. Hay City, HohHvilU
OiuLerting st Alton with tlmOreirmi lUllrtMul A NsvlttkD (V). sad
also tha Astoria A Columbia Kim It. H. lor Mac Kranrtaro, IVrtland
and all points rani, Kor Irrlalit ami inrir ratra apply I.
Harnusl Blmors tii Co. (K-nrrsJ Aurnts, AHTOHI A. OKE.
(O. U. A. N. U. R (Vi, I'lirtUml.
Acr-nU .A. M ('. It IL Co , I'urtland.
(II C I. AMI). Tillamiios. Or
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1 inOllLllHlJ
Of New Zciind
P. THOMAS, Mjfr., 5an Francisco.
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MADE T')
"m,at liahiuty of shareholders
WASHINiiT'iN,
D. C.
Siiliscriln'il (ui'ital,
l'uiil-ii) Cit'itnl,
As.Sl't.1,
AhwLs iii I'liitcil Mutte,
Surplus to I'tilicy lldldcr-,
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SAMUEL ELMORE & CO.
Kt'eiiiont Ai'iit.H, Astoria, Or.
! Mi (INKS, la . Julie
il .iHlv Klijali H-a'hi ui". i
r. nt-ri'd 111- apart rcenld
ii.". I
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Itl'LKS DKFININU HA.IN'I
Strii.i?.-nt Il-ulatljns S'-nt Ou- by
War IvparTn-ti'..
NHW VOUK, June 12 Acor 1 in j tn
a special to this Herald from Washinff
i'.n. strimji-nt rKUlatLins J-flni n ruh-s
prohibiting bazlnnic hav; bes-n iKsije.l
hy th" war departrnent. These- r'-gula-tioriii
ai Ih? direr-: r'nult of the i-ceni
rriutiiiuuH proe-cjlnH at the military
tiead miy. Hazinif !h thiw (lefln-d;
Any cadet who nhall strike, lay handh
upon, tr.-at ith violence, illHturli In
his rrxaH or tent or "ttnr bollly barm
to a new ad?t or candidate with In-t-nt
to punl, Injun?, annoy, mol'-iit
or harranD the tia-ne; or who Hhall with
the same Intent Invite, order compel or
permit a new cAH or candidate to
.veep his ro'im or tent, make his led,
bring wat-r, clean his arms, equipments
or accouterments or perfur.n fny
ii-:
by I
'i. 1. 1
wife in 'he Harrow Link, "hurt I v after
iiiidiiiirh! and, xiiibl.im,' li'r. held h'r
at .'inns lenitth uhlle h- llr--il lh- run-I-n
; s of h.s r-V'.Iver into h.-r b"dv
K. iiir l,iile-H i,,.,k . ff.-i-i. Hcathciie iw-ciis'-d
his wlf .if li.-ini; In I. .v.- with iin
o'h. r man.
Th'- e.iii,.- had fiiair-l-'l frequently
of late, and iily two we.-ks a((i the
hiiKhand was arr"sl"d at I he inst Iki -Hon
of th- wife for huvltiK threatened
lur life. M-athcote is now In (ill
whil" his victim Is at th'- hospital at
th" fxiinl of death.
I.YN' IIINf; IN I'HOKI'K'T
I.tilsiana N'ifro Murd'-rs
fiovrnor McMillin's
firoth"
Wife.
of
SHUKVKrORT. I.a., Jun' 12-John
Jray Fost'-r, brother of the wife of
Governor McMllliti, of Tenni-sseo, wfis
shot and killed by a negro on his plan
tation near Shreveport today. The
negro haji escaped, but poxsm are hunt
ing for him.
Intense excitement prevails at Shreve
port, and the negro will probably be
lynched If taught. ,The Foster family
Is among the most prominent In the
state.
by a geologist and mining- expert of '
worMwi.i.. reputatl in. l'rof.'ssor H.-n-Juinln
llllllian, who spent several
months thre. then b"lng counectej
llh the t'nit-d States surveying corps, '
ami in nm oincial n-purt says:
"H-r are counlle,, millions of tons Has lict'll t " H 1 1 r W T i t i H LJ Oil till' I'lU'ilif Const oVfl twcilt V-tWl) Vi'llIX
of rich gold quart reduced hy the i '
great fon . of nature to a condition 1
r'ady for th" application of th" hy.lraul- I
le lroeea ulill. Ill ix.tlrM I.h.I i.a I
Itlo ilriinde f..r over forty mil's la a
SiUlce, on th bars of which the gold
derived from the wearing away of the
gravel banks has l"-n accumulating
for countless ugi-s, and now lies rendy
for extraction by the most approved
methods of river mining. The thick
ness of the Itlo 'irande g ild gravel ex
ceeds In many places x fet. or nearly
Hire times that of the like beds in
California, while the average value per
cubic yard Is believed lo be greater
In the New Mexico b'ds than In any
other such accumulations yet discov
ered. "I have made a reconnafsanc" of the
whole of this gravel along th
l(io flrande, and have examined with
nil the care pnsslhh In Hie time .,( my
command the character of the gravel
and Its content "f gold. Nothing. 1
am persuaded, cltic" the dlscov-
ry of California and Australia Is com
parable for Its Immeasurable resources
sf gold available by the hydraulic pro
cess to the deep p.,c.rs i.f the Itlo
Orande."
Other reports from emlnnt mining
experts of national reputation pro
nounce the property of this company
the richest and most ext"nlve known.
iLruinuivnjiJinnuuuiTiri
nTRi.rfcr.rfcrTni a Mrv 5
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PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OR.
The Only Plmt-Clnsaw Hotel In lortlnni1
Capita! Stock $2,000,000
FIM.I.Y PAID AND NON-AB-HKSSAHI.K,
l'AH VALUK tl.
KA'.'H HHAItR
One-half the entire rapltiil sto'k has
bi ii placed In the treasury of the com
pany as a working capital, To complete
necessary ditches and place on the river
bad several gold steam dredges, the
company now offers a limited number
of Its shares at
50c PER SHARE
AFTER SALE OF WHICH PltlCB
WILL, BE ADVANCED TO
ji.00 m mp
Applications should be sent prsmstly.
Write for prospectus. Make checks,
money orders payable le
Rio Grande
Placer Gold Alining Co
7 BXCHANOK I'L'CE, E0BT0N.HAS3 1
m ru nirtririivrtnArinnAAv
THE ASTORIAN....
Delivered at your office. Htoro
or rcHidcncc, 60c per motitlis
BEFORE YOU BUY A PIANO OR A1 ORGAN
It will juiv vmi to write
EILER'S PIANO HOUSE
OI'rICK: 351 Washington St.. IVtlunit Ore.
We lire the great profit killers and jiiano jirice regulntors of the
North west, nnd with our ejiecial facilities ran sell n tine piano or
organ for less money thnn you can get them elsewhere. Write
today. Catalogues for the unking.
Our stock includes the three greatest American pianos the Kim
ball, the Chickering and the Weber together with eight other good
makes.
Ill
FIIFD'S DIANA EJAIIGC
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MONfiOUTII, OkldON
li:IANI IA1H ORADHATrt The
dell. and for the ifi.lu4l.'t i f ih.i Nor
mal Hchools during tlm past y.ar ha
tern much lieynml ids supply. los.
(loin with from 140 to (75 per month
KTATK riCUTIFU'ATEH AND UI
l'l.lM AH - Hludenls are prepared for
the state eiumiiistlone. and rrsxtily lake
stale papers on graduation.
HI ron it niv.leimo ami Profmu.onal
rmiriie. Well eijulppel Training !
I'srtuietit.
Kaprtisre tang ng from I1J0 to 1171 per
y.-ar. Kali term opens Hepli-wber l.
Kor ratal. 'gue .xmtalning (ull an
tioiiiueiiieiiia. addra
IV I CAMIMIKU.
Or. J II V. lltTIJCIl, rrealjent.
Hevrrtiary.