The morning Astorian., July 14, 1901, Image 3

THE MOOING ASTOKIA.X, SUNDAY, JL'LY 14. 1901.
The Alorning Astoriah
TKLIDI'IIONIC
All contruclt lor ud vert whir In
tlis Antot tun mic iiiiiiltf n K.inr.
niiIvu of circulation (our time
laraor thun Unit of nny piipvr
publUlivJ or clrculiitcJ In Chit
up tXMinly.
TOPAY'H WICATJIIfill.
NiUTI..VNI, July i:t -irifrti. Waah
Million an. I Jd.ih". fair aimhlly
W.II lll'T.
AROUND TOWN.
Hi-e II. M. Oialon txut Imrn.
Wanted:
Call at 420
woman to 'Id
l-.kvhang Hi.
washing
Jlaat 15-ciit im-al- Itltfng Bun IU
taurnnt, III ('omini-iolal Hi.
Japanrae .! of all hlli'Vn. Cheap l
Yokohama Itaaaar; tli Coiimit-rclaJ B
rum niilk delivered I'" ''")' -'
M ilt I h-imi .niimr Tv mil ami I'uano
Htrecla
lion. Il II Young
-orliitid hi-"'- I.
n liuln-.
)ii ri-ttifiid
l-ul tt-vrrJ
from
daya
i'ninh'1 ali-awlmrry Ice cream and
vanilla IV ilnl. Mtil arfl iTxmn
i.int at ilia 1'itrU.r
Your M'tit-v l.n, k if
lilrtnl Morlu mi l J n v ii
pl-e you - Johnaon III
our p-r feetlon
.ff.-r. ilora not
Mn Ji-wmt hf opened il" . ineklrg
pirtora at 17 Hrvniih ilro'l. Th la
dire of Aior! are Invltd to nn In-
lieetlittl.
Eviy p.. mil of our r.r: Ion M'tid
M tu and Jaa coffer 1 Minplr;
oir nionrv l.a.k If ll ! not pl'-a
) im -J olifiion lln"
i'r-ain pur rye. Awerlra'e flnroi
lilk"Y Tlir mily pure U; guir
anient rich and mellow. JOHN 1
OA HI. N. K t Afiit
J 4n A. MoirgoniTy hii opened
h' nl 421 II ni.t a-r-rl and la pr-par-d
i. ilo nil c& of plumlilng ant tin
iiinu at Dm lowrai iwiil)lr rati-a.
Tlir lloai -n r-a'urant la dmwrvfiHr
eotoilar Tha Dm.! that the markm if
for la la alwaya f'un.t nn Ita Ml! of
fam, anl the aTV.c la flrat-claat Open
11 n II I a nt
,: ilv.iry Chapel. 8i'.i-.l.. ltl-.hop
M-ilta lH')ivl l a-rvl l.-1-i. . ."!
ni 'ttil ig ami rvi-nlnK The lit.- of . on.
nrllil!!oH lll to- II lllliu !rM lit 'll
in t run n -r I '
T'io I'li-n i "lull will in ': In T.tful.if
mi'iMily a.-iuiio i loin. nr nv Moiili)
niitlit .ml ii full .iMi n l.in.i- of ni -tnli r
I. ,it tiiial:io f nii-TMn -t
w ! Ii uj' ' ir !,.-- on
U 1. , -;.l n: h
l.i v Tin- m nil m at
M.-th'la f Suf
1 ' . v 1 11 1 1 1 n t.p-.i-,
Sll.'i "
nn l.lij UK 'W in r of
I '. t' i'i;i'.ip!n'il
o-liul l'roliy l
:.i;i. I ..l:u!ion 111
..f ll-'i, n lil. Ii n it
M '
1 -I'
'!! I'
U 1 1 'in
, 1:1.-
V U Wli I
tli- ll-lilni- ' h
l'i.' llll II I
- -id ! . -.1. '1 .
i ! 1 .1 1 .i;v "i"" I"'
I .11
Tli.
Kold ,
h.i. I"
, -i.pl
11 t b 1
..k
V tllli 11 I '1- ! .
in off -i-.l bv tli- '
11 " heavy tin it
- I v. a'.-i' l.iv 11 I
.inn .un-- I u itll r
e.i r..r r.mi il
.. ,il 1 n -r -h i'it
t ..ni l no! b
tin- reault will
nil.- 1 1 i n - ll- l
V portion of III. machinery for ill
tint -ii I'e. Mill v II arrive In .Vitmia
M ni. 1 1 1111,. will 1'iiiii'dla'i'ly a.t
ill'. Th .main l-r will follow In 11 rh.irl
inn- nil I the new plant will he In
i i'l 01 by AiKin: IT,
In II T, Itiiiii. ii, r niii' ily a r.-ld. iit
..f AHorla. win marrle I nl Meilf.ml Ini-I
MV.Iilca.l'iv I 1 Mlm lirace Foalter nf
i lit 1 cliy Dr nnd M11. Iliirni'tt will
(aide :u Aihlinl. win-r he doctor la
prii''ll-lng III" prnfeaaloii.
JIKHT 15-CKNT MEAL;
HUN RK.HTAUIIANT.
niSINO
deduced
'"Vi
LiJrlsat . . r -A
1 In tit kfM
MM'
Si V'-1'- J
I.iiUst.
lililf, J
Cull's.
olli'ds in Stripes. Nol.l.y patterns in
ink and lioliolroH'. Dotnolioil Link
Sot- ilisplay in cornor wnnlow.
S. DANZIGER
If you Kiijny k .h)J rup uf -ofM try
our iMTfiTtluii iiicmi Mmlm and Jjva;
your iiicini-y bm-k If II (liHa not pU
you -J.ilinaoii Uroa.
Itoalyn coal laala lonfr, Ii (I'ani-r
nd uwkra Iran iroulila with atovra and
clilmtioy flu" tlian .tor other. fJr
W. Hanliorn, B.'iit, lalrphoiit 1111.
Tli" funi'iul of Mi lam I'MWttnl An
i1'Toii, who ill'tl from IiI.xk) ola nliif,
will b h... llila af:i moon from 1'otil'
iiiiiiTUklu 'Hwlora. 'Hia rvUM tll
li.j uii'trr uiM.ili'-a of Ihc HoiImh'ii,
uf tt lili h ill nai l I'm a im-iiilH-r, an!
Ininriti'iii will b-4 In lrwiiwio.l.
Mm. It. IiikIi'Ioii 'a now (IUilnyUiK a
full lin of Hi l.it-at aiylK" In fall ml'
liiiary at ili paulillhnint rncntly
l-'it-1 by hrr at C (.'onmfrclnl aln-at,
Piiolt the MillK'-t oftlir. Mr InKli"
I hi nla.. cairlra a full Hnr "f ladl'a'
anl ililhlrrn'a furnUliInc rixla.
Tin1 i It. N, Co. him fna.l r!
uf 11 rrom Aaloria an.l Portland (or
In I'a i-AniTlrnn np. alllon at
fain. Tl.k-t, ll br nn aala Drat and
Ihlr t Tuaadaya, .tuna In Ortotx-r, Inclu
IV. Thea" llrk"!a muai b Uard for
onillnuoua .uait ffoliig, but atop
ovrra h all.iarrd wllhtn final limit
ri-liirnlna'
Tin- ik'W rathilli' . hur-'h blc h baa
Imm -I'd rf; H.mi ! will Iw di'dl'iU'l
lodny Aii'liblah ip Chrwulr lil dr
Ihrr tin d-ilii I'ory a--nnon and an un
unuiilly 'lb-ill nua!i .i proirT'im
br,'ii pri'iri. in whl h 1 miiiil-r "f
l.x itl ai lla' Mil Ml1li-l,'t. in. im II'
Mia iVar.n. Mm I'lVmnHI, Mla H 'Vry
4 i l ih.i Mo-" I'mk-r.
I Iron 11 Mr
I'K o I'ji.i.i
tri-i' tlilr:.n
nn l.niii'.. -.!;
in In l- la
of a I.UK r on
1 . nf Napavlnr, iirf nmk-
101 t 1 . ut and woi'k up a I
fi-.t :n Hiimrmr. Thla ia i
th, "jriti-ai ni -r hnntabr 1
...iiniy If nny on,. kno 1
r ...- w- ..uld Kind to hrar .
til i.-v.-anry to lil.wt lh I
of t I
lok'i fi nn rh!a el nil
1. -r .. w.iikli a ul' 1
In 'Ii.- mil ii li.illa A IViv iitc.
unity JtidKK "irjy will Ir.ivr for Cn-
l.-.n :h:a c v.-itiiiar. t tin1 Invitation hi
iiior lo-.-r. to Im pn ai'iil at '.hi- pre
K-niatioti of ili. .-olora "f lh battli-anip
1 !. .11 o th.- autiv ll.f 't.- n'tutnlnu
Judn.i Hi 1 . In company with llo id
miiiti r t'ty. will ininlnf n k riuh-
ra a 'id ii!n'-a In I'.irtllind an 11 a lo
uliii.lt a rr.K.ii jo tin- omr In riK.inl
lo thr Ih-I lllil. tlllli- lo 1 pUK'llliaod.
'. It! -!
Hi-vi-tiil luip-rtaiil maaurr will l
lia. in -I ai tin- ioii.il nl-i'tliig M. ll
In) li k-'it. Thf Utlii of tlir ti-'urli g
'f th.- U aaJr of i-T'it-rriy h-Hd for dr.
Mn.iu.nt 1.11 thr lmpr.iv-m-'nt "f
-ruin tir-i-ia will b- up. an.l ,hc .Sty
ntlnli. V will Mlll'lIlK r'poii "tl thi
ll, t'.ort :akti f.r th.- oll.vUm of (hi-pi-'iaiiy
for ii 'i-.- .nipllum i with tin-or.
im .1 -v tjxoin ii-iho.i.' intrum.iit".
I'.'.f : i'kl.n mil Sh-rlff IJ-ivlli-
to k up .1 i-i.Il.i-il.in . ai.-rd.iy I . I .
I'll - for l T.l lit tin- b:lHt- of the W
1- T V f.'iint.ilii nt I'.tii'ii.i.iil .'lid
i:i'i.ii)i "ti'.t-., wln-n1 cull,
in 11. i :!.. i' th. nt. Tin- foiiniuiti w.i":
put ,11 pl.i'V !na- t-'ulit. iift.-r l.'init I.'- :
i I I. I .1 1 -U'l! f 11 I t'-vloul lie Id it,
.111 I Illicit!.!- .!- .ia iv.-t .11 mm will,
I... 1I1! ' . -, I . olil!' dl iltlKllt.
1 nt 01. lent I.) man i-tui n-f-oin
1111 In-p. .Hon trip L-
-r t r lay
tin
.... -. hoota l:t the county He
Hi -111 all In .'-o-.'ll nt c n.V il .11
. .1 that :lic c.iriM of t.-a. her -.
r the co ting ; r.ir wtia v
01 v Two now nch...la will In
by th- line tin- Hchool year !-
an I a:,i
Kit-I
.citNf I.'
Ilnth'.
giii 111 the fall, on'- In th" Al.li'i
iliittl.'t u nr K'aie. ; . I one l.i the
I. iln 1 lew ,liit rlci n.iir Saddle
t.iln
(rove
mn-
Tie- Warieiitoti elain iniitiiy hax
r.li 11 1 down for two weeks. Mr. Ilalfeity,
the owner, "aya the clama nro too our
lo 111 11 .11 the pren.'M time. He atatca
that the aupi'ly "f elain" la grratcr now
ihaii nl any 1lmr alnce he began to can, .
nnd nltiibulie" the ncpSiii to Ihe build
lug if the Jetty w hich rhr.iwii the frenh
wil.r In thr north nnd away from till'
Orcgui c.i.iat. While the aupply hna
greitlv liicr-and on the Oregon aide Ihe
twerae cm be aald of I.ng Ha"ti, on
Ihe Waalngton aide aa the fresh wnler
thrown along that count I111.1 klll.il thein
all. Mr. llalf.Tty haa racked no fill'
thla y.-ir four tlioaud caa.n iind a
pettla lo pack ;liiv tlioisind more.
to
DSD
Our 011 tiro line of
Stiff Bosom...
Golf and Silli Front Shirts
Reduced to A31.00.
Th Hudfi't atiUJ laai nlglil tlmt V.
l, Kendall had rei'IV"d udvli-ra from
I'lignt aound Ihnt lh Alaalui I'm k-ra
Aa.Kiatl"n had pai kad 12.00 raa-a to
dirt, th Pirlfli Armrl'"ati, 1tm and
thn Kiilrhavi-n company l.W. Thu (Ik-uri-a
wrt lurrn't but tlify Indlcati- lbi
iiuiiiImt of am ki-ym rwlvi-d Inan-ud of
lh iiuiiiImt of vuum imckl. The f
rl(Ha ii r up to th avi-ruif and finm
Iwidvr to flfiri-ii flail r r"iilril to the
ri'.
1'p'f. John '. Mi l'U", a-n-tiiry of tbi-r-Kat'ts
'"xniiil!'", who la inw l.i 11111
'"riiii.i'o 'iili -"tliiii I'ullforiila our
men In Hi" wat'T rjiulval, loui wrlttin
('hull mini I'arkir to any thai h.- h.lx
r.ii.lv.'d htv rni."Miraifrnut in ih;il
1 1 y mil :h.il n mimli-r of it 1 1 rU-a imy
lo- ii"-l-il from ( Ifi n. It la Hki-ly lh.it
lb.- fluid 'ram of tin- olymiil". lul will
roiim north If a a'-rlnt of pvi-ntu in-twvi-n
Iwrii anl (In- Multninoh 1 dub
can b" arrjnK1!.
IVirlland raniiot lialtn any iidvii"!
ovrr Taomitt on thin worr unl'aa tli
"uravliy rxjm" rraulla In a lw.-c itif
10 I'nrilanl thai to TVotn.i on wh.-it
ahltimnnta. Till a It d not and will
aut In. What m in.rfu to the -lnt la
thit I'orilund uft?ia from 'hr d.iid-vaiiUKi-
of a .-hnrVr r:r on till whcil
ahipniruta to Muropi1, whleu la Invar
litily hiilf a rro:i hia-h-r than th"- rntr
from I'uK'-t a-.unl. wlil- h in lUi- to 111'
dunnuliy, di-lny in I riT- of iihvIkh'"
Ilia; Ihi' Col'i.nbu rlvr I" in.l fnn
I'orllin l Th'ji gv Tu itn.t dlnnm-t
ii.lvanta' nvr ISulliml whlih la up-oiir-ni
n rh- r.iptd urowili of wh.-.u .
porta fr in :hia imr. -Tu' omit N-a
Mi-r'ff Inv.l!.- nrrti-l n man '-il
l.llftit, aiii'i.."l lo In- liwain-, who triivC
Ma iiiiin" a Jaiin .Morr;aoii and :ia
t'tiit ii hoini- u In W'M laikliuid. Cul
Mirii n '"""'i aoikln n: Ioic
t. . for aim.- llo.r .in I ram.- ! A-
" -
-' n'"" W" ln
s",l,h Arr"-- nr" 1:1 inp!-
rarv m .j.-n iui mm oui m n n-. i- i-
iilili- aillll of null -him.
an 1 h wanta
tlmt country an 1 a-
w hl h b. ! if-" 1 1
a I.IWMT lo fo to
.ire h.i Itih-r.'an. .'.
An i ffoit wtll to- m id-' 1 1 i- immutilo.i''
with III 111 in' a niiil i if tr.i of '.!i in
cm Ih- foil n I In lo- m-iiitiiiii- In- will
b,- conrti.i-.l In tin' county J.nl niid.n it
b.a . iinin.i'l hi f ir nun :y
Thr N. w- Yoik ii-pi-H' tit.fiv, 'f :hr
' Wart'-.l I'.i. 'klntt '"0111; i:iy imd .he Kv
I i-nltiiK A Fvr. I aiilni'-n p n k-ra ..n the
J Columliia river hai iau"l a clrcul.ir.
i In 1il. h 11 .':' In nuotlrl 0:1 Itllla. l!'l
i pack, and In which hi- aaya :hut i-ok-I
albly by iUlck Bi-llim ipaU might be
i aivurcl on thia Ihi.hh. but ordrra will
' lif MCI . pt.'.l f t unliili ! I it M d' l ttu
; uuotiiil.ai tin- .'pin. on l xprii d In
mini.' pi.irt ra thai d'np!-," the uffcring
littl.- Inm ti-" la :k.-y to !. -..nllitn.-d
j on 1I1.1: l' i". Tin- i.-i r. .-" n'. itlv' 4
' tin- ,ir" .r on -. .it.' that :h'-y I; .vr
' ciifli in 1 ri ii up ,i!v..ut th- limit
f pi h i i ll - -in. I 1 Im ; - :1c .f
any. fill the- till" U'l- .n b.-mg ink' 11
i: a h I. '
ffn-t Hi 1;
tic 1 12 : '
fp. 11
, :1-i
rlV'i wo.
imi's not kkak
'Mr.i.v
r.rr'i
I .11111' !
Itl.ll tit'
Tli.it I'-m.iKl !
Wi! !
Sni'i'ly
in 111- I
11. . .y l:n
. !'!
. K
, iking
M rc li:h,
f :h- eff
Ka.th.iv-!!,
f ll ..in
c '1111.111'', w 1,1 ll 1 1 e
"Th i, has n. "'ii .1
ami parti of the S
.a I'U-'.n. - .
Ki-.it d.-.il of
.u'l 1 I '.un-i y
. 1.
alii .ti
m l In
Hi- I'a it ai t. what h I'nrtT'.y im-
j bine wmil l do. Now . m 111 v nmnt "1 it
! will have no fT.-ct wh never, 10 r.ir
I the public la collccl tied.
I "ll li 1 rue that th- i'.w cuni itiy t i"
aecured rome of the best .itinefi-! it!
J thn iirt of the iinin ry and in Alaslia
i oui"l.l-"f the n.-v!.iti..n. 11 nd it In pp.!.-
utile tin: it will lake them over at tne.
Ilowcvv. th, re wil be rt.i .hiinne In the
price of lie cirire.l pi.ilu t. -o f 1 1- a
iiiiyone kn wm ut lh.- prcient Mine. In
f,,, , ti,,t possible f ,- ih
v :.!.'
un; now
elation to name pried, fur
it if
In control of the pick.
"Where the hen.tltn of the combine
will iiKiie In will be with the In.livKliial
caniier who. In the oait ..wing :o mi'
high price 'd all kinds of material ued
nnd hla iRing cmpelled In puivluse in
am ill iiuantlties hna had prfl' down
Now that ther are a many ciiin-'ri p
under ne head all mippHei" will be put-chaai-il
at wholcwile and nt a 'educed
mat. ThUiAill be a aavlng which can
not be overlooked, and will live a .en
dency to rt'diu-e the price of the product.
If anything, although da am say 'hat
this wil he done.
"There In every Indioatalnn, even
should ll be thai this year's pack Is as
large na yaa predicted some months ago.
there will be a demand for all the gods
-.hit can be put up. The foreign orders
ate already coining In. Other districts
ret.ort the same o,iiditions, and with
the Increased consumption in the Cnited
Stales the 'trade outlook Is good."
INI'ViUMATlON Foil T1IK ItlSHOl'.
The speech 111 Ihe house of lords of :he
Itishop of Hereford ..11 the subje.-t of
rambling recalls a story told of ttlsliop
I'ott of New York. The bishop, trav
illng thr nigh Ixulslaiift ionic years ago,
ud.lr.-ss-d itiiiu'tios to his fellow pas
senger with a view to obtain Infor
mation regarding the orchards and fruit
Inter.-:-! of the statt'.
"IVi yu raise peirs In Louisiana " ln
itilred the bishop.
"We do," replied the Louisiana!!, "if we
have three or better." London Flnan
1i.1l News.
Football rules for the season do not
Include one agnlnst tho breikitig of
ribs.
PLUNGED IN THE RIVER
ACCIDF.NT ON MTHEKT RAILWAY
I HCAI'l l) lFIN FATAL
(.ur NMtli llircc I'linHiiiKcr-i l eft
I ruck a 11 J Vcnt Into the
Water -Woinuii InjuicJ
Ktioitly infoiv 7 o'li.ak l.iat i-Vftiiiig
cur No. 3. of th'r A:i-rlii K'n-r; lt(iilA.iy.
Jump -1 ihi- track, plowi-d ..v.-r :ho roi l
way mid ail'-walk 1111 1 pluinp-d li-i I
foi-iii'iHi 'lito th" rlvi-r. 'i fow fi-i-! v.at
of th r'UrillM i- to (tic (I. It, & N. d k.
Hlx p'taic'iyi-m were i Hit ir ,n the
tlmr lir- Inald'-, (W1 on tn- front
platform with thn niolormid. nnd on
on th- rear pl.itforni. Thou.- on th.- out
aidc of the cur cauip'-d by Jumping, but
th-- ihrci ocupunia who weri on tin-In.ildi-
of the c-sir went down with h'.
cir and wi-iv rc-ul with mu.-h JUll. ul
ty. Mm. . IV-raon. of rpp-rt : 1,
u-)' ilii'il a friiturr of tin? left arm and
w.ia ntln-r-vla.' b.idly brul'd and ahik-n
Up. h"r nuatMiid Wiia brulaH Llid rut
on the (mild by lnt irTi-J glaa-i. and Mr.
H. i. Iliivi-ri ia though! to h Int'Trully
hurt. In nldillo ntu being bruU.-l about
th, ,.wrr llmbii.
Tin cauae of llir dlauntcr vaa a '"I
luloii with th- 'bu of thr iicldi-nt ho
ld w hich left I'rael & ''ook'a i: iblc
Junt u the car t.iahed by. Motortnan
Uilllatn M-nde aim! off tin- i-urrent and
at't.lle I the onk -a In .in effort to moid
colliding, but the lighter vehicle cam"
111 coirtji t with the enr In audi a iiian-n-r
in to throw the forward truck
fro 11 the track. The -or wan und-r a
niltl,i.-:u Impetua 10 run icr i the
roilway. unto 'he aldewalk. break
low ii the rail fence guard. ng the riier
-le ,,f ;he aldewalk and t ple
;.,!
th- wa'.r. IoKi-j Si-ttem and
mm ti 11 111, -.1 May, who operi'.i-a the
launch tend t for the Ilo-th cannery,
were on tli- platform with th- motor
mill anl u'l three JumiH-d before the
car left Hi- dewn!k. J. It. Itoblnsoii
who was on the rear platform, uls-i es
run' b. fore dangTously near the
w.il ts e.!g -.
K ortutiutely tin- water was at low
ti l- or th. we Hi"l Is woull have been
diowiiii. The car atruck on the front
en I and th.-u gently topple I over on n
side S.-viral einploywi of :h" I'ruel &
Cook aiabh nu to the wene and could
a.'.- the confused pana-ng-i a excitedly
111 .ving about seekl.-.g a means nf egress
They Jumi-'-l lo the car and brjke the
win Iowa atnl ailiyed tile (ears if the
pasiiigeis The wuur In Ihe ar was
about three and a liulf feet deep, and
ih- iinpr.ioiie I pa.-sc!ig. rs were eble to
get out thlougll tl'.e d.or.
Mrs. I t-tei-t hi was tak n at
on-e :.. St. Mary's hospital where
th- frctur- aws reduced and tier
ot.'t.r lnjur.es alt-iij'.-d ;o. Mr-. lUveti
was l.iketi ham- and w is tint thought to
lie seriously mjurtd. Mr. I'ltt-rson ac
l oiiipat'ud h i. wife IJ the h 'Spit 1! and
later went to h i ho ne. Motortnan
M. iile ius unnerved ' the mvidca:
an ! went lio.uv shortly after rep n',.tiij
th- acclleiu at the hirns. He -Iceland
that h- 0.,'plkd the brakes and nvi-r. d
the cum nt the inonietii ne saw th- 'ius
"in. tig out of thi barn, and also stated
tin th.- cir was tun going at an un
u-11.1l rate of speed. Anton ttrawn. w iio
wis di ving the 'bin, aaid that he came
on; of the barn slowly and with cau
tion, and that the car rang no bells
an I :!i it h- d.d not s.-e it approa-.-nitig
until bo late tto avoid colliding. Tne
sh.if.s of tne 'bus were splinter-. d and
broken ind the forwaard .xle si ghtly
hen;, but otherwise 110 damage wus In
lllcted. Supennl. ml 'it 1;. A. ..Volldg- w as not
Itl tne city las; night atid It was not
ls.tili' to lear'i what would be done
to r.-sclue the car from its present stale
niton. A large crowd gathered at the
scene as s.mii as the news -.preul and
remain.-,! .11 the vicinity until dark
nes prevented them lroni semg the
wnvk. It Is not bellev-d that the car
Is s i iously damag il excep: from the
water. ir No. 3 has been Ihe pride of
the I.k-.iI atree; ril.vny system. It Is by
l.tig odds the tiest appearing car In the
e.iuipment and In ,,lditlo:i was par
tially built In the local -.hop. Motor
m in M -iide. who was in charge, hasbeen
In the employ of the .-onipany for over
a year tunl has been iogurdeJ as a cau
tious and cell il.le man.
PKOPOSALS WANTED.
Olllca of C. Q. M.. Vancouver Bar
racks. Wash., July , 1901. Scaled pro
pusaK in tripll.-iUe, will be iwelved
here until 11 o'ch-ck a. 111., August 6,
11W1, and then opened for furnishing
forage and bedding at thi several mil
itary p.-sts in this department, ;md at
Camp at Skigway, Alaska, and Fort
Usctim (Port Valdcs) Aleska, for fiscal
year ending Juno 30, 190:'. Informa
tion furnish-d here or by quartermas
ters at posts. I'. S, reserves -igh; to
r-Jeet or ace p; any .-r ill proposals
or any part thereof. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be marked: "Pro
posals for Forage and Bedding at "
and addressed to undersigned,
J. W. JACOBS. C. Q. M
FOn SALS.
Tha Columbia River Packers Associ
ation had for sale, two schooners and
one launch. A description of the
schooners follow: Schooner "Kinney"
Length, 35.5; beam, 11.3; depth of
hold, 3.10V4- Schooner "Hattle" Length
31.9; beam. 9 9; depth of hold, 3.8.
Offers will be received at the office
of the association, where full particu
lars may aJso be had.
NOTICE TO BTUtiBNTS.
T- avud-nta rrf International Corre.
pondanc fr-h-iola I will mak the fol
lowing ipclal offer for June and July:
To ihi atudnt who aacurra forme
the largeat nunb--r of nrollmentu, I
will give a bonua of $10. and to the
onr -curing the next Urgeet number
I will gl- K.
Th ninlmum numl-er nejary to
aei-ur.? the $10 la five nrllmn; and
three nr,llm -nt to urcure the $5 bo
"tia Tk.-ai bonua.-! are n addition to
thr crHlti a"'rwd by ihe av;hil.
Moping jli!re are vme ruatlrw among
you. I am. Yourt, truly.
IXiCIiJ 0. 8f'IE3.
A Merchants' Contest
FOR FIVF. Ill NDKKI) DOLLARS
IN (;OL! COIX.
The jn-l'-rs gned m-rrhanli of Astoria
for thi; piirpo tit showing their appre
ciation to the'r cutomerr, have red
to itirt a conteBt under the following
conditions:
We g.ve one vote for every tea (10)
cint tiurehasi;. Vo:t may be cost for
any society, organization, public or
prlvi-.e Instltutl-n or in 1. vidua!. No
vota con Is- aold under any circum
stances The contest lasts from now
uni I Oi I' ber L
The o.i-!v. Institution or Individual
re(.lv ng th- hlgheat total of votes will
! award'd the five hundred dollan
with wh-'-n to buy a piano, or furniture
or whan-viT :h-y may prefer to buy.
H aw, Hlggins A Co., groceries, etc.
Fisher Hr -s., groceries, nc.
V H. Cff.e. HToc-rlR. etc.
j Johrnon Una.. aroeeTlea. ete.
jam. -a Lroucniey, arrocer.
Central Meat Market.
I". Liwl'-r A Co.. fish market.
Fiilac fit-stauraJi.
8-ald Iiakary.
Oregon Hak'ry.
Robinson's Furn tura Store.
The Be Hive, department store.
The Wonder, di-purtmeot store.
Hoeflers' Candy and Ic Cream Parlors.
Tagg s Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
John Hahn. shoe store.
J H. Beymour, Jewe1r,
Kagle Irug Store.
Central trug Store.
H-rman Wis-, clothing, fcats. etc.
C. H. CoojK-r. dry goods, clothing, etc.
f . Pani g.-r. clothing, hats, ete.
N. 8chlU!iell, clothing haU. etc.
Will Madison's Cigar Store.
Jack Bums, cigars.
!". Miller ft Sim. cigars.
Then. Pracker, cigars.
John IVntllla. e.garfl.
J t'tanger. c gars.
Fred Brown, cigars.
"Th- li ght of tlm? cann-it he arrest
ed. " r-n irked the Wise Guy. "Nor"
nu-rinely rJ -ined the Simple Mug; "I
thought anyboly could stop a minute."
TP.n.sTrtErt's notice.
N'.t.c,. is hereby given that th-re are
funds In :h- ci'y treasury to piy all
Warrants drawn for Improvement of
St-venteeath sTeet, Franklin avtnue to
Irving avenue, and endorsed prior -0
August lDi'-O. Ninth ftrMt, B.mJ to
Astor. enlorsed prior to December 14.
It-OA. Tenth street. Kxchange to Grand
avet.tie, en.lors-d prior :o May 10, 1901.
In;er.-st will eea-e after this date.
F. J. CARNEY.
City Treisarer.
Ast 'tn. Or-g 'ti. July 3, lfa-1.
COWS FOR SALE.
Itetn.- short
off -r fr 11 six
milch e nvs f"
($;!" per head,
an 1 posses.-e 1
Terms :.' suit
of heip. fr one week I
to ten young, heavy
r sale for thirty dollars
Sound in every respect
of good dairy habits.
the convenience of res-
imtis'.ble purchaser-. JOSEPH WEST,
Clatsop. July S. 191.
A VOTING CONTEST
Oivwi bv ihe Enterprising lierohante
of Astoria by Whtck a
$500 Kimball Piano
be gxn away
FREE
To the School, Church, Lodge or
Iaidr .-.f Astoria voted the mo-n
popular by Si-pfemher 31. 19U1. All
ballots must be marked with name
of merchant Issuing- same. Othar
wb they will not be counted. The
following merchants Issue one vote
with nwi 2ac cash purchase.:
PACIFIC HAKERT. Baken--
SHANAHAN'S. Orygoods Store.
P. A. STOKFIS, Clo'-hlng and Gents
furnishings.
FETF1RS1 IN & BROWN, Boots and
Shors.
A. V. ALLEN. Crriicerlej, Crockery.
Hardware and Fe-il.
SCHOI.FIKI.P HAUKE. Groceries.
FOAKP i STOKES CO., Groceries.
Hardware and Queensware.
A. W. SHIPIJIV. Gixx-erK-s, terms cash.
f,'2 ConinierclAl.
WASHINGTON MARKET, -Chrl9tensen
& Co.. meats.
B. F. ALLEN & SOM, Wallpaper and
Ffilnts.
GUIFKIN REED, Books and Station
ery. BOSTON RESTAURANT. George J.
Boras. Prop.
MISS MBANY. Milliner,
it. II. 7IAPF. Furniture.
II. KKSTROM. Jeweler.
Piano on exhibition at Foard aV Stokes
Co.'s show window. Ellers' Piano House
of Portland. Oregon. Pacific coast rep
restyntatlvee for Kimball Pianos.
Editor llryaa d.-s not take back un
sold copies of the Commoner. By this
sDecles of Imperialism he Is rapidly los
Inir the aff?ction9 of the newsdealers.
Chicago Tribune.
TRIAL BY I'EEI'J.
B'.me No' le Ca .-a That the Lords
Have Iali With.
Th? caie of Earl Itussll a remind
er tha: he may. If ci-mmlttcd for trial,
claim the ancient privilege of being
trM by Ihe house of lords. Thin right
has 'n.f bee:i oba Hete In raa"S of mla-d-tn-inp.-,
and aevi-ral Inatances have
o'- jri d n -he ui half-century of
ruer-i have bc-n tried bfore the
orlinary courts for ai.eh offences.
In charg f fe my and tr-aa-m the
Privibg-a a'lll valid. The ac uad
p'r U not trl-d by the law lords, whj
11 .w have come o ' xerpia.. alone the
a,p -II it,-Juris 11 -ti 1:1. .. which !n atrlst
11 aa 'he whole h ni-.- in entltld efit take
cut. If parlta n-r.t Is sitting he la
tried by the hou"- ,11 a whole, with the
J 11 If mi in lla l. gal i. !vl tt. If the case
occurs in the fvv. he U tried by the
court of the lord high steward, who la
appinlel for the ocr.i.lon, and whose
duty it Is to lummm the whole hous.
nd to prealle as Judge at the trial.
Lrd Cotvper was named high steward
by the king at h- trial of the Jacobite
lords In 1715, greatly to his vexa:lrn,
for his wife was related to one of them.
Lord Wlddrington. The servant all
ill had new liveries, and In the high
steward's retinue 'here were ten foot-m-n.
four coarh-a with two horse and
one with ix. 18 g-ntk-rnen out of livery,
and garter klng-at-arms carried the
wand of offl . which Is handed by the
king 10 th h'gh steward and broken
by him in aolemn form when the trial
Is ov?r and his duty done. " 'TIs. 'grin
nine honor,' for Ih'-re Is not one farth
ing's allovvinee for all the expanse."
She naturilly though: r hird to have
to an-nd so much for the due decapita
tion of one's own relations.
The last trial of a pe-r by the hous
wa that of Ear) Card gan. afterwarls
famous as the lead-r rf the Ugh: bri-gal-
at Bill lava. Thtee years after
h auc,-e-l d to ih- parage, on 21s; of
Septe.T.b-r. lSt". he fought a due) on
Wimbled in common with Cap!. Har
vev Tu k!t. w ho w as severely woun led
bv a bull-i ;n the ribs. The ?arl In Feb
ruary. 1S41. was tried by hi? peer for
sh. Kiting with Int-nt to di bodily harm.
His counsel got him off on the purely
technical objvtlon :hat it had not been
nroved that Cap:. Harvey Garn-t
Phlpps Tu ketl, whom the defendant
wis charg d with shooting, was the
persm alleged to have been on Wimble
don commm. whise card only iwre the
name of "Capt. Harvey Tuckett."
The -e?r forming the court, who must
numbe.- at least twenty-four, take no
oath, but ea-'h, wit-t h:- ha"d ..n his
rlgh: br.-ist. says "Guilty" or "No:
enlltv." with :he additon. "on my
hnnif " On th's occasion .he peer
nresear foun I the Ear! f Cardigan not
guilty, th? Dake of Cleveland using,
wev-r. the wor!.. ' X ,; guilty, ' gi!
1,." Aii 'iiiT du-1 w is ihe sul'ject .
trial i the house in K-Jo. w hen
Byr. n. great un !e of the 1 -et.
f a
L.rd
waj
charge! with kil
Nottinghamshire
was found guilty,
efli "f :h- sta-.uo
was .uc rd.t:,-ly
irg Mr. Chaworih. a
opaire. in a duel. He
but pb a led the ben
, f I-Mward VI.. and
Us-barged .-n paying
his fees.
In April. 17TS. .h beiulifu! Duchess
of Kings: 111. previ nisly Miss Chudleigh,
was tried by the peers for bigamy. She
hal ben privately married in 1741 to
Lord Augustus Ilervey a captain in the
nav, nf- 'rw.irls Earl of Bristol. They
HUaiTell-t .1:1 1 parte 1. and twenty-five
vears af -rw ir is she 'iiaiTied the Duke
of Kings; :i. Th -n the inconvitnt first
husband turned up. Westminster hall
was so crowded a: this trial that the
yeoman of the guard had to be reinforc
ed by col liers, an l finally the peers,
moved by -her penitence and beauty,
found her guilty, but only ordered her
to pay the co-:s. After the trial she
llvvl ihroad w n -re she died in 177$.
The earl, her llrst husband, died the
following yea;', with the rank of a vice
admiral of -.he Blue.
Less fortunate than any of thesL. de
tendinis was Earl Ferrers, who in
Mar.'h, 176'), was tried and convicted of
the murder of his steward in Stafford
shire. He was sentenced to be hanged
at Tyrburn, but in consideration of his
rank w.vs allowed a silken instead of j
hempen rope a similar privilege having
b.vn granted to Lord Stourto.i, convict
ed of murder In Wiltshire in the reign
of Queen Mary. Lord Ferrers did not
ride to Tyburn tree in the usual cart..
THE PLACE TO BUY
CANNERY SUPPLIES
FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEWING MACHINES
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
IS AT 1
FISHER BROTHERS,
Astoria, Ore.
KOPP'S BEST
ADelicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Pacific Brewery, of whl ch Mr. John Kopp Is proprietor, makes
beer for domestic and export trade..
Bottled beer for family use or ke g beer supplied at anny time. Delivery
in the city free.
North Pacific Brewery
but In his own private landau, draws
bv six horses, dressed In his wedding,
suit.
Many other famous trials of peers
have taken place before the house of
lords, but these are the most notabla
during the last l'-0 years. London
Leader. '
If Mr. Wu insists on delivering
Fourth of July oratlona, he may aa well
remember that In this country George
Waihington is a bigger man than Con
fucius. Washington Star.
' J
WHERE" DO YOU
HAVE YOU TRIED
A. VV. SHIPLEY?
K Commercial Street.
DO YOU KNOW
That he gives the beet there
is to be had in the elty for the
least mo-vey? Place an order
once and see.
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Ball.
573
Commercial St..
TELEPHONE.
ASTORIA, OR,
RED 2041.
J. A. FASTABEND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER,
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY
Telephone 23.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Good Shipped to Our Care
Will. Receive 8 pedal Attention.
No. SM Duane St.
Astoria. Or.
W. J. COOK. Vgr
Rea. Tel. 11IL
I DfDot. Fifth Mnii
Leave I I Streeta
Arrive
Overland Express
Trains for Salem.
Roseburg, Ash
lfljld. SfU-r-ampnln'
:30 p.m Ogden. San Fran
4:15 a.m
cisco, Mojave. Los
Anrelea El Ptmn
S:30 ami New Orleans and
'7:09 p.m
the East
At Woodburn
(daily except Sun
day), morntne-
I train connects with
train for Mt An
gel. Sllverton,
Brownsville.
Springfield, and
Natron, and even
ing train for Mt.
Angel and Silver
ton. Corvallis passen
ger. Sheridan passen-
!7:30 a.m
!5:50p.m
!!8:2Sa.m
i
.4:50 p.m
Pally.
ger.
Dally except Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale between Port
land, Sacramento and San Francisco.
Net rates $17 first class and 111 second
class. Including sleeper.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points
and Europe. Also Japan, China. Hono
lulu and Australia. Can be obtained
from J. B. Kirkland. Ticket Agent 134
Third Street.
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Pasenger depot foot of Jefferson 8t
Leave for Ofrwego dally at 7:80. tHt
a. m; 11:30, 1:55. 3:25. 6:15, 1:25. I:S.
11:30 p. m. and t a. m. on Sunday
only. Arrive at Portland dally at H:K.
S:30, 'la: 30 a. m.: 1:35. 3:16, 4:30. It 2D.
7:40, 10:00 p. m: 12:40 a. m. dallr ex-
kept Monday; 8:30 and 11:05 a. m. o
bundays only.
Leave for Dallas dally, except Sun
day, at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland
at 9:30 a. m.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for
Alrlee Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
II. KOEHLER. Manager.
C. H. MARKHAM.
Gen. Fit. and Pass. Axt.
SOUTH