The morning Astorian., August 01, 1901, Image 4

THR .HOKMXG ASTOKIAX. TUTKSIHY, UGl.ST I. Ml.
BRYAN1TES MEET
Small Attendance at Christening!1 "" V" ,s"" u,va
j t!n and :hv. 'lui'vi ': s t -. :' .
of New Party. i !! hv h uu i.r. .; -.
I .Vl.i.V) i. 1 't J; ,. w' :.
LESS THAN DOZEN PRESENT; "?17 "Y'-Y
alone, then why both ae a: -;
PrinoipV th.-t -v'vo the it !?
Cwaplcte Slate Ticket. However, I Nomi
ate Headed b) Dr. Riadolpi Remlii
lor Got ernor Temporary Chair
nan Groat' Spree.
OOU-MBfS. 0. Ju!v Sl.-Th 'Tro.
awwiv Democratic Party" was fv
lard n-re t-tjay. The attendance a
u email that many doubted up to 1
p. m. whether any atternpt would be
made to bold a state convention. Dur
ing the wetk following; the. Democratic
convention a conference was held at
Cleveland and a protest was Issued
galr.st the action of the Democrat
i-onventioa in gnoring llryan. free sil
Tr and other issues, and in no; reaf
firming either of the mtional platform
on which Bryan made hU contest for
president.
At thai conference a call was issued
for a state convention of "Bryan Pemo-
rrats" and others opposed to both the ,
forms, to meet here today. Less than
a doaen persons responded todiy to par'
ticipate la th christening of the new
lartjr. Evc the prom3ter of the move
ment did not disg'lis their disappoint
ment over the small attendance. It was
announced that the platform nt out j
from Cleveland July 18 ia cir:u'ars and
publish M at 'he tim in newspapers,
had alreidy been adopted on the refer
endum system by tnany subscribing to
he same.
The committee on nominations thn ! than ur thousml mil l ins -f '. '.l.i-s
reported a complete state ticket headed j p ov-r twenty thousanl milii'in -f i -l-by
Dr. Rudolph Reernlin for governor. ; ir.
Tonight Dr. Reernlin positively d- j This is. of course, conclusive rr'of
cltned the nomination for governor. j :nl; the money question is d-al.
Temporary Chairman Groot revleweJ i The total debt 0? the pe p ; mir
the conditions that bnught about this ; ;-,an ten thousand millions .if ' liars
movement, as follows: more than the assessed -alue ..f ill :h-lr
CHAIRMAN GROOT? SPEECH. ! property and more than half of in real
At a conference held at Cleveland re- ; v,Iu f :!"; ''v:' f
cently composed of men who believe in c-nrrol. Th.s is anth-r .vi l-r.:.! that
, . .v u pvi-., the monev question is leal. If -he
tbe doctrines set forth in :he Chicag).' -
j . . ., -.n ls:a:emen: te rru, can it tw sat 1 h.r.
and Kansas City platforms, it was con
, , , . . . , the peop e are prosperous, that th. mr..
eluded after deliberation that :he ?!. - k
, .. , . .... ev question is deal? And :, :n face
tlcal situation required tha: some defi-. ' 1
... , . ,,'of these fao:s. -very go I !v -m; . r.n I
ne action be taken w ith reference to , ' "
. . . ... . ! everv plut'vr3 w:!l tell y u w.lh t.in I
the course to be pursued by the sup-, ' '
. , , . . ,,. r,... ; smile that :ne country r -r ) .v-1
porters of hose platforms an 1 Mr. Bry- '
. , ., 1 such nmsiwr.tv as it .1 v t th pr
an at the coming election. ,
It was decided, since :h rec-r-n; so-
. . . , , Alrea lv ran be h-arl up n
railed Democratic convention had de.ih- ' -
.... . , . ..i.hanj the statm-r.; that w r.;u-t ?
eratIy repudiited thos p.a'.f.rms a-d :
, . , an issue that we can w n : r
Mr. Bryan tha: the only pr.-pr thir.it ' ...
, . , , ., Krvan has 1-1 us t d-f-at f.v: -. ,n:
to do was to eith'r refus to v..t or .0 ...
. ... . n jiv we must g-t s. mb!y - ..r.j
' ' ' , ;
s ' ' :
THS BOLTERS. :
Instead of our bing bi!trs. the '"n
vention recently ass'-mbll was om-
p-Tpe! or b..l:r- it wjs a n-M-tr.g
eention, for it bolt? I th N.vl n.i! I-tn-ocratic
platf .rms ind abandon ! 'h
leader no made the fignt upon h-m.
The platform ad"pt-d by it is m-aning-less
and acks polit!r-a' vlril.ty. I- is
Vwlttit of or'.nciples and . ffrs :i . po
litical :sue. It is a platf th a l-.;o-i ,
in ord.-r to s-care vot-s fr.on the epp ' . i
siticn merely.
Thy say thai th :r.'n-y 'iu-"ti. n s :
deal sin e ar two .-1-ins -v p-"!! ' '
have ap-.nv-i ..f th- gold s an lard aii 1 , s
th-r-f oe th.ro is m r'nson why th-
Krn--a-- City platform should be n- .
dors d or Mr. Bryan t-ith-r. If 'h m"r.- t s
ey o-j.-s"! .n b lad. ihn the prty
--If is a corps-. I: c .ul I n t p siblyH ,av.. ;
any w in -xUt if tha' que-t.on b
'lead f.r with that qu.s'i.n o.-nitt-l
from th1 (ila'form n .thins i m lit -worth
cunte.nding f.r. K .: ir- d--aj. !.
thf same token the qu -s"!on-of tarif . f
imn'T' tlism. u' txpansi-.n anl i.t g v
rnm -tit by l.-i)unctlon are d.-ad.
HAND OF THE TRfSTS.
The M.'nt convention was lun.nate r.x ;t th- rru- m-g-.i .
a p.l f intro'1-1 by u?t m.igna:-s .m l :, Mrr, ,.,-.h f '-' ' -their
pai l attorney anl -h' who b-- . i..;.,n of f,.,y,, y r . f x .
I!iv1 in th gold standard. The . is. i que'ti'.n prin 'v'.i
followers of Grover CIf'v l.ivl w-r- br- i fronts us h- who ,s r '.;
In force. They did not '.oneril 'h-lr j t, r.r In h:.- p..!f-i. :,. .- ol;
identity but mid known '.' all that ' n .t and d ju-'if- t. i. n. .f-'
they Were for the purpose of taking k-t '.bar was r--rOly tl:u- 1
h first step in this slat- towards
temoli-iiing the Kansas City rla'f rm
in 1 installing in place and powr 'lie
advocates of the gold sta-.1ar. Th'-y
suive.-l-d in controlling th jriv-ntion,
in makine their nomina'ions and oraft
,ng their pal'.form. but :h-y villi fill
utterly In driving the Democratic vot
ers of this state into th camp of th
po!d contingent in Novembr r.-xt,
pe. lally those who bellev that the
money question 's the paramount "fie.
We are now askel to swear all gianc
to those who sough: .. d-s:rny the par
ty luring the last two cumpiig.s nd
10 abandon and stamp upon th.- prin
e.oles for which we fought ; n 1 strug
eled then. Our implacable i-u-mi-s have
become our leaders and they are c-ck-ng
to become our political masters. If
they succeed In their tffort It will be
b: fault of the Bryan Detnccraia of
this state. Those who have ktuggled
in thin cause have done e) ::n fcr of
rtce but to secure oe:t?r conllt rns fur
the people.
To my mind it 's an evidence of a
concerted movement ; ) got rid of the
voney qeustion and place the party In
the simi" position it ovvupud for ,lnr-
:y years: ;to.hi ;o 'vf I i o g :la;
jx'H ! tt : pr i ; -
IV It ha stool an I '. -.U'-: : r !.!!
ativo nrino.plos.
FK k;-: silyih; issn:
If he IVmvn::.' pr,v : A '! ..'
I of men
The gcM st.in'ar'. a!. v.r. !'.
tv-u.vra; ant K-tuK . m. u '. '.:- : :
the chantry : in .1 pro-: ? " "' "
tha: i.i:. ir flip: 1 !.! -
I g an! the people oi ::: 1! -J
It!".;? condition prevail :'v . wVy : v :
lavish -he U puWioar. ijr.i n ' ; '
j !,J tt"'r- ' r h" " .: ' rlr
nl.he I th con-tit: -n? H -
m,p. nowv.r. lr., v
, mat t .lv?l.' th.' a-.t!:vK - T- s
j c tid.tion do.- - .it , :. !- , '
p.e 0: th: country .ir,. ap; a-.'-rt y
perous is true, but th it :: s t: 't
the result alone of the !:vr 0-' th.
nionev volutn,. but is hi- t !i '
p.inst -n of orcdits in :V ciyt-y
THERE IS NO IT.OSr'.'.iilTY.
Om it be sa .l that .1 . ur i y ; r
lvrous rh'i th d ors it tlv pie a
vnstar.t!y -.ner-astne Th i:-r a-.1 ta
the debts of the bar.k .ti f var ir
of more than s. th-'w-n 1 of iti
of dollars Is sur. ly 11 v .in . v..l.: . '.
prosperity. Can I: b sai l thit :V,. in '
ey question is d '.id with :h's t'.i
staring us in !h f.ioe. Tj nv rr r. !
th-es. faots al:ne .ire o.vL'litsiv . . 'f
y the fact that th p oj ! f his .,n-
try are r.o inly no: pr s;'r 'its but th.i:
they ar b cominc ho;"' a-kntpt
i P'bts are not evidences of pr ispr -y.
they are ertdeoxes of aiver..:y ra hr.
Another evidnc that tnds to j rove
that the peopl ar n": prosper ".m is
furnished by the trusts thems-'ves The
ffn9 manufacti'rir '."dustries the
c.,untry have within th pas: five ye.ir
combine-1 fr the purr-se of f r-'veri'lng
a fail in the pr!cs of the :h!ns they
manufacture and control and in com
bining they have here.is1 :hir s: --k
liabilities and bondM rt'bts frim less
cm brine ui vio: -;:y.
of the g.U stanl.iri are 1-r. II e I
)uno;n ,r::.,;,,., . ,t .
d an 1 ar pi; --o- u:i-
e intr,,l o' :h n-xt n.i i . n a l
'.' .jt 1-r to n 'm.n.i: s m- t
.:!! b- .h- t "l and s-rvr-t
r-o.. TViil th b.'l-rs
:t ! th- . -nv-n-i-m? If th-v -.:
;t n ais s--m- pir. --i.n "
il. the woik that a as i n
h iv- t j b 1 .; -r ng -in. !:
...rl-r to n -minate s m.. : . ... -.v.
th- Denvx-ratl.- party. - i
r '.v:l! i eas- : . b- a f i.
1 ;.. !:;. . .-h ill .v- ,.-
s w ok : s na i w. - r . '-.
i.-- ;i i'ii ur v o. - '. i r.
:. Mi...
rl ! that .
k- u;. .n th
1 -imply b
l'Kfr
FI'iiiT F' .'.
Ti. fight in ;;i h w
I-.'.-1 is n- f r in .
n ri .i-obin 'h- ? i a.'j.
i mg ur - a'
j p1 s-nt to :!,- -n-my a i
. .-. aotui'e i i.y ..n
' a 1 'i. . shoui 1 n o.
b 1-1 from i ur ni'
FI'JMT r V. I 1 1 1 ; ;.il.
ii i .n by th - all-g-'l Icrn - rr' .
v-ro'on. In 1-SC th- J.t. .. rv.
v -, : on ;ii Chl'-ag,-, .-ai l . ,
la- all :ho."- who !. no' .
the d-vtriney set f.,r li ;n t-. rr.
a 1 (p-e.1 by it ouid hav .. . pie
r.'.irtvt that thos- who hav- 1 . ' :
b-for in tbe interest of W.l
should no l .nger corurol th- party. Tr. .
selected a b-ad-r an und-r his o-r. r
two grat campaigris w.-r- fv-jg-.:.
Tha; we did not win was no fn j! f
his That we did not win was r.
.if ihse "'ho stood with him. Th 1 1 ."
did not win b--cause ;h- m'n.'-y -n
was alii- to contrd by on- pr
a lo h'-r sufficient of the voters , it
us. We are now in -his s'ate . 1 1 -. j
upon to say whther w shall submit to
the dominion 'if the same class of p. ..
pie who dominated the Democratic par
ty previous to lsW or wh'-ther w shall
no: in accordance with our convlctio .h,
vote for our prlncipl-s and Sel'-ct men
who are willing to stand or fall wl'h
us In this contett. We may not elect
our ticket but we will at least be true
to ourselves, to our country and to our
fellow men.
NOSIGNOf SETTLEMENT
SIKIKI. OK FRISCO IIKIMIN
MAY 1 X I I.Xl) OYKK COAST.
r.u-ilk Coast Stcumslup I ircincn
Kcinuin ut Work hut Sailors
Have Struck.
SX KUANCISCO, July ;tl..-Tbe
. at :vike ordered by the City Fivnt
V .1. r.i ::! hoa no signs of a p. ly
s 1. hu m:. Employers predict Its ul.l
:i a.o c. II. i se though they u.lm;! that
:!. ::ugslo may be prolong.M.
Th.. lab v leaders express tlicinselvis
. ' tllotr. of victory and .iy tint
s.ii v the strike will be estendej
oi.hi.ie every vrt on the lhiolflo
. as . The resolution calling out the
tv-tnoer of the f-vleritlon has already
o i . x: m.Io.1 so as to cover the entire
o.i . f s.ia Francisco.
Tiie mar.no firemen will call out It
full membership of UW with the ex-o-
to on of ;!.we employed on two boats.
T a id teamsieta will go out this
tr ,:.!!; in sympathy wi.o :he team-
- ;s. This involves directly MO mem-
. is -f this union and Indirectly af
f , ts r-.V) men In the building tnid-s
w ..is: supplies will be cut off. and who
.1. of necessity, be thrown oi; of
tk h.ti they run snort of brick.
s..til. cwiii-nt. rxk and gravel.
The strike of the paclfr has f.ircd
0- A'li. r.can Can Company to cl.:
! oti. throwing 'K pers n Hit . f .'in
;.' ' ni..n: Canneries d- pendent ui-ii it
f r thir supply of cans employ ..'
m n, im-n and children and unless the
fa. t iry can start Uj) again within a few
!as ;hey will all be thrown out of in
pl ytnent. Arrangements have been
made by the Ship Owners Association
t.i meet the strike of the sallora. marine
firemen anl longshoremen's unions.
Non-union men are to be employed If
p iss.bl and an effort made to hand!
fr-vght at the wharves.
The !aciflc Coast Steamship Com
rarv's firemen did not go out. The mn
have signed Individual contracts with
th cmpany and th?v did no: vlotat
the asTeemenr. The sailors, however.
s:ru-k and the company is looking for
n-w men. It is reported that the Pii
(?! C.it S'eamship Company woul 1.
:f r, v -s'iry furnish a vessel on w hich
th n n-un!on htp empkiye.1 by ths
h.pv.vnrs might live until the trouble
is ovr.
Th coal situation of San Francis.-.!
s n v considered seri.ms by the Jib
b ni! c.tai men. Acconllng to their es:l-n;.it-s
there Is enough coal on hand to
r the city for two weeks. Two col-!:-r:-s
arrivd yesterday and several
rr-' r- ir du within a week. The po
ll omtnijoners have grantel VO
; rtr.its vi non-union men to carry con-
il ! neap.-ms for pur,ws of s.-lf de-f-r.s.
. Miy ir Phelnn still his h ipi
:: i i c itnpr.imis or tne trouble may
ff- t !.
KFEi: IMPOKTS ARRIVIN'-,.
i kl s Break Contract Because of
Fiv .ts Shown to Rival.
K'.V Vi'.K, July 31. The arrival f
' minted schooner Eagle Wing
1 i uo.h c.iff-e at the pier of Ar
v. !tr it'ii- r. In Brooklyn 1-; the pub-l-:r
a that there had been a break
0 !i- Arbu'-kles and th Brazil
1 njh.;i t ..il says the Tribune.
b ' itiie kn -.vn that as soon as the
U'.jig hal unloaded her cargo of
- i.-r place at the Arbuckle pier
.: ! -.tk n by the steamer Oittardo.
i -del from Santos on Monday
it the Arbu. kbs had charter-d
-t-imsiiw to carry th-lr coff-e
iz.i.an porta. It wan learned
Hard and KanI the coffee im
. i 1 broken awaq from the pool
i i harti-rel a steam-r to carry
Ar'.u- k!- had a three yar con-
:;i the Brazil steamship pool
:. J in-, which provided that the
r- ff arrie. to New York
- nts a bag. but the poc! al-
l i : -bate lia'ed upon the amount
T- iiipm-nts. It is said that W.
ian -ml Brothers, who Irnp'irt-
c ff.-.. used by the Wools. in
' -(.piny r"n-lvd a better rebate
giv-n to the Arlmckles anl It
i,': Arbuckles aa If a branch
ii-ricim Sugar Refining Com
i' i -. -iving an advantage In th
. n f t offee.
li -WIN IDLERS WON
HCGK srMS OF MONEY
.-. 1 Th-ir Dupes at Fashionable
irantH aid Used Marked
' ir.J.i IJvul In Style.
'' VOItK, July 31.-The Herald
lliitlonal detail roncernlng
-is in Paris wdio won huge
a: lards and on tbe race track.
' . too- y.v.ht and lived at farth
lu'c According to the Paris
a. 1 -at ,f the Herald, the Figaro
i .11 particulars under the title,
J'; m Gibor au."
.'ii -r of a prominent Abyssinian
v.rio called himself "Comte de
as in r-ality not a count. The
l b h- poHU'-sses is that of "Ded
adniioir.g that the Negus really
a -iv: him that. Another of tbe ganfe,
b rri in ftuxiiia, the "Baron de C" calls
.nms..f m aide-de-camp of M'jneHkt.
Tru third. H'yliJ the "Prince de M" says
h- was made a prince by the Negus.
Kp-n.n nobll ty waa represented by
"Baron de L," whose real name i Ju
II r. an 1 a ho la the son of peasants In
.h" ji',uih of France.' There waa also
a Pole, "M. De K," who has been ex-
p ll.d from all the gambling bulls of
Puns The banker of th Rang as n
It-gun, M Iv M." .llr.vt'r of a
shuly rtn.iociiil company who bad of
flvi ill the vei.l uuarii r and .v.'Ul'h'.l
In Iho i-h.i iios F.lsa an ip.u tmeiit
routing for M.ivo francs il-'W).
The 'a -oi be of tlv sit Midlers was to
ii mil k'.l cuds. Til v would i citei
iila th.-lr lup s at fashionable re. au
ra tils. Wbi n their tictuiis eie with
out m o y th-y ore male to hIkh lulls.
I'lMii-e IV M often gate parties In one
or th- oth-r of nis .iputmiiils In iho
!tu- Vlg.ion, or the .Vmiuio d'U-na.
Tli- it.ing ha I also t.'Uii.b I In
Mad. lino quart a- it pi oteiide Iihui .ui.
cimpiii) ill the otlioes ,.f which gnilb
liug w -n; .in. Ain.-iig th yiHing men
of good family who bate been In ill d
by M lion: roiililon. .he ln .-s matloii
m.Kls.r.ito In vhirito .'( the are
rr.!u Kar.ige ig.-t ich. who l.v.; m."cO
fiai'os (Mi'.'Wi. I'niiiv It.iri aliiiA) .
who lost (to.oiM francs illj.i'ii'i. M
Kouss.ttl.'fT. who w is relieved of Ha.'
francs, (JUoHioi. M. Cah.n d'Antois.
who lost lT.ii"0 fianes 1 1 : .i. and , le.
giitti. M V in j -kerb: avi. k. tth l t Kn,-
fratu-s il.1t.'1"'.
In the summer '.non tli gang made
a tour of the f ishi .liable watering pla.vs
in I at tbe end of the seis.m sh.it ed
their prollts. Some ..f ;)ie swindlers who
escaucl nre even now supposed to be
cruisii-g it pros n; ff the ,- :!. ,,t II 'l
land. Prince K.ir.ik'.'os.'i.eli. wh is 'ivn
'.loi'ed as hat im: n lie vo I. ; a mem
l"r ..' the great S rnan fam.l which
are rival of the otneiKit ich d nasty f r
th throne of the Balkan kingdom.
Pri-.o - Mart atlnsky belongs to one of
the bes. known h msm . f Itiissia. while
M Ctih i d'Ant'i-s Is tK'lietrtl to be a!
y ni-gcr tnemti. r of the well known
banklric famHv tfh.me h.a l. Uaion N. a- .
hen d'Allvers. wan killel ree. ntly ia !
an autoin ildle acci.l nt.
HINTS AT r.KIBEKY.
Mr. Broleruk's Attniip: to Discipline
the Lon l-n Dilly Mail.
NEW YoltK. July HI -D.scussing he
controversy between Mr. Bro l. ru k and
the U'lidm Dai.y Mail. :he bmdon cr
rejpondeii: of the Tr.bune .iys:
There Ls no new phase In Mr. Br"d
rlck's singular attempt t discipline
newspipers suspeited of obta.nlng the
svrets of the war utile- by linproiwr
m.ans. The la.v arms h in with full re.
s.mrc for punishing n"t only clerk
betraying; the confidence of :he dvpar.-m-nr
but also :h e win hir- tb-m to
do it.
Those conversant with the ordinary
procclure of tiie war ottl. e are amused
by Mr. Brodru k's disingeiiuoui. effort to
discredit his own staff by charging cer
tain newspapers with .--irrupting clerks
with m. id-rate Hieonies. The real source
of leakige Is well known. When ever
Important dispatch- are h-ld v'r In
the war office for lit or hours, there Is
gossip among military men who receive
their cu"s from high officials.
i 'onfi l-ntlnl matters whh-h are tvlil-
per". I l-i th" military clubs so.,n reach !
th- ears of th J .urnalis and tin I tlu-ir
way Int print. This Is the natural cx-
piana'l on of miny lls.-l mur-s which Mr j
Broderi.-k ittrliiutes to bribery on th- I
n,i rl of th- newspapers. The best safe- j
guard against this leakage would In- th - j
immediate pub'lcation of the bulletins
received from Smth A'rl'-.i bef,,re :h-
hlgh-r otllcials thern-elv-'s hav n chanc- )
of Miking about 'h-m
It is "tie of th- reqilirelll' tl'S of t' l
tipe that ii itolng shall be pul lcb-1
from tiie war ollic withoii: :b- dir.-et
yan.-ti. n of th- s--.-r-t.iry ( o ar. This
is a i-niimo!! .an- - ,,f .1-1 iy, -In.--, he
cannot b - r.sul.-d r-a li'y at all tim-s.
Mr. lit- I r 1. k has l,r. uglr hlms-lf In'o
ridicule by his i ren..ijs and irrational
conduct in ...-. king to di-s r-li: the I mil v
Mail and the l.-rk s In the war o!l.'-.
Th- Mill h.,-.ve;-.-r .i-hlms a y lnt-il-i..n
to Imply thit Mr. lir.id-i.-k had
been gull y of falseii and m. r-iy .- .n-
sl-l-rs the r- tary of war t have b- n
mlsinfoirn.-d in snppusing thj: it lia I
us- - p y iin.ii .p-r m-tho s .f ,,b: lining
olfl.'lal Information.
SOLDIERS Foil ALASKA.
Transport Egb-r: Sailed Y-s--rlay for
St. M clia I a. id Norn-. '
SEATTLE. July 31. -Th- transport
Egbert will sail I. ia,y for H-. Mi'h.vl
ai.d Notn.- c.iirylng bl' r-.-ru.'s for Fort
St. M.cha ! and a cargo of goods for
th- military fe.r s in Aluski. The Eg-b--rt
finisn-d loading last night.
Among -he Egb-rl's imsserig-rs are;
Stanley W. Flni h, examin-r for ihe b-piirtm-in'
of Justice f.,r Nome; Isaac
Mambuig-r, .i r-iary to Ex-S-nator
Th irnas Carter of Montana; Mrs. Mattle
Johnson, wif- of Deputy Marshal A.
W. Johnson; Mrs. B. A. I'errln, wife of
a government i l-ik at St. Michael; Mrs.
J. Flannel y, wife of Ordinance Sergeant
Flann- ry of Nome; J. R. Pllrh- r, acting
hospital st'-ward; and Privates It. P.
McAdam. F. W. Michnel. Charles Wood
and F. W. Wyalt, for Fort Olbbon.
The recruits are under command of
Li-ut-miint Patrick Mullay, form-rly of
the Eighteenth Infantry.
KILLINO IN ARIZONA.
Constable Fatall Shoots a Man Who
Was Aiding a Prisoner.
EL PASO, Tex., July 31. At Glonson,
Ariz., Jack Koen, who belongs to a
prominent Boston family, was shot and
Instantly klled by Constable Mart Moore,
The shooting occurred during the ex
citement Incident to the a-tempted es
cape of a priaon'T whom Moore had In
custody.
Koen was acused of aiding the pris
oner, wlio made a break for liberty.
The town is greatly excited and further
trouble li expected.
HARD m NICHOLSON
ki movai. or i i i ini i u s
t llll l Ol IMM.ICI. I Ktil'T).
His Action in the I osbui'ii Murtlcr
I rial hciinuiu'ctl - I Ik Mat -ttr'n
AiiHttvr.
prrrsi-'ini.i' mi juit i since
th.- trial of Ito.-r S.-tn: --,.oiiig on
the , h.i ii.- of in io. a-.i.-'i, -I In killing hi
duiK.it I'. Mit U t'-s.ij a tear ngo,
and lis aciurti. a h, pi-, en, , of the
supreme co n : a f .l it s .m . Mayor
l;u li .ml iii.-iiio, : , .,f in, : council
h it e i -cc.i 1 l.-i 1 i , f: 0111 a'i parts of
;!ie ,-ou;i;rv u:,i.ii .!: icniova! of Chief
f I'o'Ice N:. h .Isiot
Th f-d ntliig ! iv i t . it ci New
York and tn.ci.-d ;n Neai.k. N. J,.
. ausc I the mat M . .1 t
II:. II m ! tie Mat n of P. Held
Sir I .; is up c u o oi .o d-.ll
protiu' li wi;h t'la: in nt -haok and
s age hero. I' M.:! chief of police.
S:ian'is o'.h. r t'l.i: t'ltev w Ul glv?
y.ii a nib' b r'ti li teafi-i- The will
b 1 o ;.. .W II-. 'till ll'ir 0es, but
-eir means anl i.cuta loi -f the sqr.
titers wr.v n lb' : m:. w :i.-: th grisp
.' tha. op. r.i li'iiffe h : -in ail "ii.
ei file It -de in t'l - g ! ii.nn.- of .tour
, nun out - ilih
' ' - t trn i .
.'it m.i is s ip t .1.1 vs."
Tli' hoi -r ma I p-.i 'i ..- 'iu- f . it.ot.
ii. g r pit : . Mr l: ! .c.
In ansa,-: ; : i- a'- o iniiui o-a-t
hi ,t -s ,o.' f , . i - i " -, a i i ill'..'
li - cmnilt I -.: ' ,f p ,- oily
I: ! hi- dti.t ci ia. 1 : a 1 t'l- et .d :'..' .
I. .iv.!:,! up. 01 in- is- Til's .tib'tic
It is ..bt.lsn- 1 il.iil h - I" ill.lo of the
t.. e I'" '- til- ! ; . an: -,-al..ii."e 1 to
th disfr -t at: o i An n. j.-s- .
r: ' ..f - Hit-s.-. mis :..:! o a J.I U-e 'f
t i" distr.o; .Mill"
"Th el; ten. .it tli- In 'l 'Ul tub.
m.o'.'l ti th- K'-mt )u h i. Up't!
tl a: ,-t i l-'n. f -in I ar. !-. 1i tmeiit
iu-.iitis! It-'-i-rt S Keit'ingi No until
after th- ml.- ni.tr a i. a. irr-st
tna e II ut . or tt h.'t '-m the cho f of po
ll -c ex. .-- I- i ; .-,: .. ., i.m.-u.t to
.e."
CuNSri, WII.DM.VNS WILL.
II us i- Will lnh-n: lie a - .f th.1
Decease Si.it. smart anl J .ur
tul:st SAN" KKAN.'IS. ' Jul) I - William
I'. Al in, ii aa. Ill- 1 .' o p--bit- th- last
.til! .-f !h Lit - ''.nsti, il-n-ral K mil"'
till- Wlldinun and li. a. f . :h. lite
l.eti-.a Alr. -h Wil Pit i-i. with
tli-lr a in. w-re I n ,n r . k of the
Itio de Jaa ir-
Th- wli, w.'ie -x-, u'... .;, vi anl
In til-til til- c .lis i, goon, all I Mi
Wil. Im, in -a -h i. jU'i'li-l 11I1.1' he or
li.- ..:: 1 ti (i- t tier, anl ii .a.,. .,f
tii- -le.it h of i. coi. , the.r , li.l ben Th-pr-p
-riy wiii !,...i b d.s-i:bu:-t -iu.illy
a -i.'iig tlv- sin tit. tig ii I s. it. ;,iw.
i MINEM: iTNMNiI rM'Al;TII::i'
Frail I in B.-.h ' t rie ,:. . -p in tl-e
Way '-.r III- g .1 lin':l '
A N Fi.WNCI-sVii. July 31 S". i -tort-
I Im--- - of tie ,..ard of n-al h, ha
li i I- th- d:s. ..-y ;ha: Chines-, jr.. r
. Tding tli" - c-r.'l:. .it ; hirlh 111 'II"
r .rler's oil. . s n my a: , aft-r the
b ril's o.-.iiii-e .ill. r- is ih- law n-'Piir-s
that !ney shall U- i-e i L-.J wph
in thirty data ll-n i : ;,n this v.."
I. ill .11 of th- law a cli i . f .; tie c. .-s-tl
lis to ,.yad t i- v-lu-i-ii a, by set-l-line
the --"i tlrb -a.es i h,n .ii i., i ol
ei.i who .ii- le,n,.u. ,.f .pat..n,- i lima
a'i-1 w ho u- ( ,.s ti... h i i I ;.- it the
-I ds of th.. a. ..
oFFI MALS F Ut PIIILIi-P.NE..
I. ,ii s-ntatlv-s .,f Wu D-.pai laieni
Bu'-au I'.n it -ill-" :., M ii. - i.
SAN I'l.A N'l'S' ii. July :, - William
M Sinister anl i''miI--s a .'.icni t r- p
I. s-fiting ih,. tariff in., I Una .. 1 1 I, nr. au
of the wtr .!"pa:'."iii-ir, mini.:- paitii-.
ul i rl v th- ditis.on .,r insu u arf.iii-,
liiv- nriive.l In tli.s ,-lty on th-lr way
b the l'i,llip, n-s v, 1 1 a :!i y wi, i ii
ot, -rat .i ila h- , -,-, , .nun --i-.n
BEET SCHAIt pip iSI'l,. "'.-;
Ii. lustry Will Fl-iiiri-li 1'rn-s. r.i-gr.-ss
li-pe.lls I I U e Sllg II mi v.
NEW YORK. July III -limy li. ox.
nard, .res' ..M; ,,f ,1,.. A in- rn an II et
K.igar i 'orripanv and prs,i. of
lb Am-rican il-.-t Sugar Ass.,cin!loii
tt in has Just return-, ,'r-uii N-u York
fioin a tour of tils c imp iny'H hoi. lings
In the ArkansiH valley mil N-l,iaMka
In an Int-rvlew has giv-n an Irit-T'-st IriK
account of the l.e-t sugar -I ua:lon in
this country. He said:
"We have und-r way iw-iiiy-elghi
factories for the production of beet
sugar and expert to build at l-asi t-n
more this year. My company has r--
Pears'
soap is not onlv the best
in all the world for toilet
and bath but also for shav
ing. Pears was the in
ventor of shaving stick
soap. '
All tort ef seopl ute Peri' trap, gJJ
ol aura tell it, upcculljr drugguu.
FJig(BIUIII2f 2?
jsriSS PotfsiGlid
oua ttiedicU
even when ailiiilnUtrrr-t in vety amnll luwea, anj
(ewrMUtitutiottcniilitiiil itforiiuy Inigtti ul time.
l'utiull prmliurs iiilbiiiiiiiulioil ol tlic abuuach
nil IhiwcU, and ailaiigrinini foimi'( i!yijs"jU auil
often clironlo (linirluca f.'lloiv ila ue.
K,. II, e .l.ulor mil Irll toll If tllll liaVA
Cotitn;lim ilmn poison ymi tim'st take tticfw mineral (or two year or lonjrer;
fimt, ruurse nf Mcrcuiy. ami when your teeth gt i wiiiltlte and tui that you
can't cat, ami th guma hut c a apongv, umutuial apimin c, you ate told to atop
ami change to Pnta.H I inade. W hi n Die atmiwi h irbcla you ate put on Mtrcur y
again, it ml to on aJ infiiitum, or until the svstcin lirtt-iiira to thiinnililt aaturat.l
w-ttlt these tsiUiiioiia iliuga that tiie nmat dlagiiatlng " tirrak out on th body,
th boura IwciKiie dUeaw.1, ami the tmtaclra ami Joint rai . kf-l with tilf Blost
torturtiiK iua. Mercury and iviaah ilnve the eruption and Motrin frntn the
akin, hut the vim renwiiia In the bloo.1 ami the rriue of ttio old jyuiptoiua
ami the occasional aore mouth ahow that Hie Hiim ts till active, ami you can
never hope to ctunjilctely eiadlcate It by till mtthoil ol tieatmcut.
wnan I waa about twenty-ona yaars oi , v
IghtMo year ago, I contracted lllood Poiaoa In a
bad form, and aw satlaflad thai tha rapid profroa
Ih dlaaaaa waa waktag would aoon ha mad in a
Uf-lou Invalid or anitad mir Ufa. A my ayalam
eain uudor th influauc of . fl. aV, th ora,
plotohr aud plmpln graduallr tlanparl and aoon
BO vtdano cf Ih dlaa waa Uft. I aia now thirty
nia yar old, aiul hav md. do lgua of II during
thai Baal tBlan yaar. . B. B. da all you clatui
for tL Wat. KM1HS0N, rvly, Mo. ,
8. 8, S. I the only purely vegetable Mool purifier known, and w offer It.ooo
(or proof that It contain any miiicral ingmllrtit whatever. The Rrntral health
improve a the 7ecibc puigr t aratrm ol iitipuiltira, an.l u new. rich blood
begin to flow in the vcitia the unsightly lore and other evidence of blood poiaua
diaanpear atrength ret um and you ate forever rid of thi othanna dbraae.
Our IlonieTrvatitirut Ikmk on Cunti(ioua 1Ui1 IWut trlla yim alt atout tha
yniptoma. different tUrw, etc., of thla diwaae. We will mail you copy frr.
If you need alvice or peflal dim tiona, write our plivaii-ian ; It wul ctt yon
nothiu and uuy baateu your cure. THE SWIFT 61'tClfiC CO, ATUNTA, fiX
ivntly bought W.iaio acre. ,.( land in
Arkiii.as valley a 'd ctpi-ct i,. . i .-. ; a
factory there.
"An attempt will be mad, u ihe n.:
1.ai 'Il of C.lllgl-H to have the dill) . n
euide augiir loweretl and p.-i!i.ips il.
luli-d. Should It succ-ed it w ml I 1
di"ournging to tbe b'-et atig.ir m Ins
Iry. which in it tender infan. A..
thi I. of the great,. p:-.; anl im
por.alico to I'olornd i it .ih h i (lie rin-:
country In the world for she mimic .-f
aug.tr teei."
II VLltWIX KXririMTI'iN SAILS
iiieid. aii Kxplorer and Tarty i 'fl n
'ar.-h for the Nonh I'olr
V A II tt K, Norway. July 51. -The Arc
tic exploring ahlp Ainrrlca. wl'h Mr
Ktelyi llalditlii, leader i.f the llnlditlti
Zelbitl-r expedition, on board, hat nuil'd
from here There are tlM d Lg and 11
p onlea aboard.
The vesael' c-'Urae waa toward ''npe
Rora. where Mr. Ital-litin li.i- t ' j -m
Ihe Trlthjof and H-'lgica, th- other two
V-aselj nf (he expedition which left ev
ral diy ago. Mr. Hallwln Ini-nd. t '
push as far north as pomlble and '
ubllsii w Inter quarter.
TUiil ltl-K Toil TIIK. WIIh.W
S'.epnon of iJtwyer M-Nir. Will i" . !
the Will Tiled In li.nier.
NKW Yi HK. July .11.-'' mc-rnlng th-r-ports
that the lab' W. W M or-, a
new Yotk lawyer, bad willed a fortune
to Mr. Ida I'. Iloberta, a D-nv-r wlb-w
aa compensation for h-r nurliiK bim
w hen 111 and frb-n ll-sti, H W. Knapp.
a clerk In an Inatirance office In ihi
city, it h Uvea In Jemy i'l y, w ho i
i n'eps.iti i.f Mr. Mire, any. be will
invcuHeat" the aiib)eci of ihe I'env.r
will and that he will conteat It a Ii.
thlnka he hna an piteriat In nutir of
th.. pn.prrty l-ft by hi atepfalher
SII.VKIt MAKKKT.
NKW YiHtK, July 31-Hiltvr, :.s.
Tll roSAU" WANTi:i.
'llbe of ('. Q M., Vaticoiiver liar
racks, Wujdi, July J, l'joi, He lie I pro
posala. In triplicate, will be nrelte.i
here un I 11 o'cl.s k. a. in., August litib.
I'."1!, for furnlahltig and delivery at l-'ott
Wall. i Wtlla, Wh VIA Siandnrd Ar
tillery home. r'llvcry lo commi-nci'
iii'lun three wei-ka iiftur award of coii
iract and to be completed within "Ixly
liy iheteafler. I'ref.'n'iii-e given to
anlmalu of d-mi'wllr prodil-'llon, con. II
tlotiH of iiinllly and price being iial.
I.'. H. rea'rt- the right to rej-id nny
or nil bl la or any pari thepuf. lpor
further Information ee idrculiir to bid
i. T or apply lo thla office. Ihitelopes
cut. lining prop.nalK should be marked,
TroposnlK for Artillery Hor," and
a,ldr-s,., ,i die uinhTiilgned.
J. W. J.M'iilW, i', y. M.
rnoro3Ai.s wanted.
Ofllce of C. Q. M., Vancouver liar
ru ka, Waali., July 6, 1901. Healed pr.o
poala. In triplicate, will be received
here until 11 o'clock a. m., Auguat 6,
IltOI, and then opened for furnishing
fiuiign and bedding at the vrnl mll
lt iry puit In this department, mid nt
Camp at Skigway, Alaska, and Furl
IJacum (Tort Vuldex) Aleaka, for fiacal
year andlng June 80, 1K02. Inform,
lion furnlah-d here or by iuarnrmiin
ter at poat. I'. B. reacTve -Ight io
r-'Ject or accept any -r ill propuial
or any part thereof. Envelope ci ntaln
Ing proposal hould be marked: "Pro-
IHHttl for Forage and Ileddlng at "
and addreaaed to undoralgned,
J. W. JACOnS. C. Q. M.
TOR BALJ3.
The Oolumhia River Packer Amoot
artlon haj for le, two chooner and
one lauh. A description of th
r noon or follow: Bohooner "Kinney"
Lna;th, U.i; ixmn. 11.3; deptb of
hold. 1,1014. BrjSooner "Htl"-ing-th
81.9; beam, M; depth of Hold, 8.1.
Offer will b received t th offlo
of th wllon, whet fuH parthnj
lam mar mI(0 h had.
. C. t, O. IB 111V VUIJ
antidote for thU de
tim tlv vlrua, and an
infallible remedy for
tlilt peculiar poiaon. It
dratrtiyml eradicate
every particle of the
isiitsin, and make the
lilood aa healthy and
pur a befor th dl-
ra wu contracted.
Ul IMIiT or Till". 'uNtITIN
i'F Tin:
first Notional Bank
ir ArtTi'UlA.
M A:oi a in Ih," (',! of lirrgui, at
the .!.,. of bii' iKa. July 18. I'X't
UM.". d'lb'ia.
I. i n and dis.-oifiia t.''MlJ V
I'l.iltaf ii ecuiel and llti-
cm. I 3.714 14
t' N i ii.l. to a , tiro vlrcula
ILVW
m :i
11(0
St.v k nectirltlea. etc
i-ltier r-i owned
lue fp.m National Hanka (not
i''ii -rii' agetiia) M07
I me f- Ht' Hanka and
Hanker U.SI
I'll- from appr)e. rewrve..
iti;eni 90,&
Ini-rn tl-lt't etttM Htampa .... 54
S,.;.-. ,-f oilier Nillonil llanka Jl-1
l. k. Is mid ce-ita 17
1.4 w ful tn oiey rerrt t
l-i ILiiik. via
;-.vle f 11 W
Legal-ten I, r il 't a . f. 00
10! 3
It- l.-mii'i ,ii fund tt ith f. H
Treasurer (J p-r ccW ff
, ti, ti a;:, in
To a;
l.tAltlMTIEs.
lijr.ito
al i' lt .(.. k pld 111 W.OiW
-int. ..,, fa:, I K.OOO
.nil .1 I pi .fl'.. ej ex-
l -'i.s a-. tax,., paid Jo.l'i
N'ai-.'i.i. Lank N i.-i - t - -
an l,i-.K 13 5""
I'iM.b-iU llllolll .W
li li I dual bp
-ol.!- it-, a-, k I1M.7C M
I mi-, l tin l'e,
f 1 -p l $.'- W i'.ixO
on
T .-al
I.Vif.lM) 4-1
ST A Til "P i ililllil ON. I'oUtlty of
.'i.its",. -s I. -i s i t.-l d ti. caehler "f
ihe al. -i - oa n -I haul', do M-miily
sii-ir Hi i" I't- ihote Rtaiement la true
to tii' b-s- .f my kil'wbdKe and !
II- f.
S (Ii It I m iN. alil- r
So s i 1 1 -1 and tiv irn lo le-foio 111"
tlna -'! I .lav ..f .lulv l'.Jt
'. II. Tlli MisN.
Notary Public.
I" ,lr,.,o o - .I
,1a "! K a inn
W. K M.'li -K- r.
li-o Klii.ei,
:ir-.-!oi.
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSI TU COMPANY
Teb-phon Ml,
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All i !-.. is shipped to nur ''ar-i
W.ll I'.e.eli,. Sp-clti Attention.
No Mi I hi in
As! u I I, I Hi
W J. i'miiK. Mgr.
He. Tel, lill.
JA. PASTABEND
fiKNIlItAh CiiNTHACTOH
ANIl HIIILDLMl.
Cowing & Cowing
ATTiiHNMYfl-AT-I.AW.
Mil lo.N i'ITY, OIIICOON.
Oftlcet iioom 4, U. H. Land Offlc Dldg.
Pra-Mlci. a ml th Court of the
Plate. Pnltan Hi ate land Oflloo Bul
nrs a Kpeoligty,
"Wllle
A fumlllur name for the Chicago,
Milwaukee. I Ht. Paul Railway, known
all over ihe Union aa the Oreat Railway
running (he "Pioneer Limited" train
every ay anJ n:rnt iwin flt. Paul
i'leago, and Omaha and Chicago.
The only perfect train In the world."
Undcminnd: Connection ar mad
Ith all transcontinental line, eecurlnf
to paHengera th beat ervloe known.
IsUXurioua eaajshM AUiri n.i.,
hei, of a verity 'equaled by no oth.-
bee that your tlektt read vl "Th
Mi ivaukee" hn ..in. . . . ,..
?-!."!. Unl.Ud ." " OanadaT All
For rat.- pamphlet or othr Infor
mation, nddreac
3. W. CABET.' C. J. EDDY.
I orUa4, Oregon. PorUand. 4r.