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TOBACCO AND CICARS
Suilic (if all IuikIi tit low-cut rati, for fmhoruien,
Furiiicnt mikI Iijjjjcin,
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Steamer "Sue II. I Inline" anJ "V. It. Ilnrilson"
Only lino - Astoria to 1 i I u u km k . (iitiihuldl unj liny City, llohsoiivillc
Connecting nt Aslorla with Ihe Oregon tlnllroa.l A I'avlgatlnn Corn
puny mi.1 mi tlio Astoria A Colum hiii Itlvrr Railroad for Sin Fran
cisco, Portland mil all point, East. Kor freight nd paenk'or rattt
apply to
Hnmiiel Elmore At Co., Ooiioriil Aint, ASTOHIA. Olth
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A Delicious and Palatable
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Tin- Northern Pacific. Brewery, of whlrh Mr. John Kopp li proprietor,
make beer for domestic ami export traJi'.
Bottled beer for fiunlly use or keg beer aupplled at any time. Delivery In
the city free,
Horth Pacific Brewery
Commission. Brokerage,
Insurance and Shipping;
SUPERIOR
STEEL
RANGES
STRI3I3T
CAUTION !
Il-f re you tmy stove or
range namlne ttm
Royal Charter Oak
11.1 ti-r work, lw fuel .! la
lr. un t las: Kngr. Prices
real enable.
W. J. Scully,
jji UOM) STKllET,
Ilctwccit Mrh and Tenth
Typewriters.
Many now imtiroveiuonts added.
Sco our latest
No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter
Now Art I'ntHlojfiii) Five . . .
L- M. ALEXANDER A CO-
r.Mliisive PacMllo Viml Dealers
2l..Hturk St., Portland, Or
II N IK. Local Agent.
D,
Custom Homii Broker.
ASTORIA, ORE
Anal W. r. A (To- and Helta Kxptsm Co I.
GREAT SADNESS REIGNS
Train Bearing Body of Martyred President Arrives in
His Native City.
GRIEF STRICKEN POPULACE FORGET ALL ELSE
President Roosevelt,
Others Scarcely
Deep
FLORAL TRIBUTES
Thousands of Broken-Hearted
Without Food or Shelter-Body Taken Home to
the Sorrowing Widow Funeral Services
at M. E. Church Will Be Brief.
CANToN. o, Sept. 1 Tend'Hy and
r.'ur-ntly those who had knm'l Wil
liam M.-Kliil'y today received hw
ni.iri)r.-l U'.ly Into thWr ruis. Thi-y
liml loru'i t ti th,- lllutrlouii i-urerr i t
lli t4tf n.in in the liw of a ifT'l
l'nioniil frl n I ho h.vl icriwn Ji'M to
tlu'in l!li .In- ,ia.':iic of yi"ar Tluy
hM!y iiotU tvl I he prraldi'nt of the I'nlt-
't Hint '" or lu i il'ilK't or K''"' ral. MM
admiral, ,n :i 1r niii-nd"il urilfornui
Tlii" !l.iK-dr i;'-d .-Aikft wlii.-!i con:iil:ud
hi" lio.lv of th-'ir frtoiul un I f.-;i
tmmiii.tri Ik-1.1 .ill th;r iImuk'i'.k. T!ii-
nilri' p 'u'.i'-u ..f th. Uttli- . Ity mi l
t!i im.iri.tM from a'l m-i-r Ohio, with iln
full mrriiKth of th ia-.; ii.il cuart 'f
h.' ftai''. tin- (tov. rnor. lluioiui'it-icov-rt'or
and JuhIIi o of t.'i" impromi" court,
I'n'wntliiK thn'i- hnuu-hi-H of tin- s'.ati'
: vfriiriH-n;. ..- .it thi- i'.iiil : n-
i lv.' th P'ln un. Tho wh lr town w.i!"
n .l.-fp hljck.
S.id n tho pr vi'fon whli h ton'
h lo lv :o tin- oiur; houw, hIuto It '.iy
hi atat", It coul I n 't cMiipuri' ilh ihc
l!lll'lli .idllo.W of tll.lt ctldl.'Ct doill.l.'
of tirok n-tic ir: s pi'onio who
HtrcaniAl si.mIIIv throiiijh the dimly
Ulthtcd corr;,o" ,,f the liuiMlntc from
iln Mil)'' th-' colltn nan opened iinlll ll
vv is taken home to he Nornnilnp vcl low
it tilk'htf.ill. Wh-n the UhIv t.ik
.11 away thou-t-m h wc.v win in line.
Th - fun -f.il n.-rvlci will take ,l.i v
lonioiiow at 1.30 p. in. nt the Klr-; M
K. ohiiivh. of which the niiiriyrl pn-s-:.l.
nt w:m a iin'inher .vid tru:ei. Th 'y
will lie hrl f hy the cxprewd wish of
the family. The remain will he pl.t -ed
In the roeelvlntf vault ,tt the Went Uiwn
cenu'tery, awaltiiiK t'hi ttiiu when they
will h- laid In .he ttntve beside the iwo
chlldr"! who were hurled yea.tr .tjro.
The ahuiid.ince an I henuty of the tlor
al trllni.e which are arriving aurpa
lielief. nowern are coitiliitf llterully l.y
the ton.
Th,' facilities, of the Ml tie city of t'an
ton .ire Mt.illy I'litdciiuate to cure fr the
tli.'iisandu who me on the way. The
I val committee la dotntr every;hlng in
It." power to provide 'ood and shelter,
hut t.mlifht tliiiis.nida nro walking Hie
alr'-'ta.
l'l 'sident ltoos 'vell. I'onim tnder Cow
leu, SrtT"t.try Hoot and Asi.niit Pee
reiarv llltl art' a: the residence of Mia.
i!cir,v 1. llitfte.
PurliiK the afternoon the pri-wldeiit
walkcil over to the McKluley ivsldenc
lo I'lipilie for Mrs. McKluley. lie was
Informed she had t.Hil the trip from
Washington liravely hut In the opinion
of Hie physicians H wvuld not be ad
visable for her lo attempt to attend the
services at the church tomorrow.
President Itoosevelt and the ultlclnl
party will slarl on the rot urn Journey
NOVELTIES
In newest silk embossed stripes for Ladles' Waists.
These gooii are direct from Paris a nd comprise over !00 pattern of el
egant and beautiful goods. . , ,1.73
You are lnvltd to come and ee how pretty and cheap they are.
SHANAHAN'S-
Cabinet Alemters and
Noticed in Their
Grief.
ARRIVE BY THE TON
People Walking the Streets
to Vjlilnirt'"n at T o'clock tomornm'
iilg'ht. Sivn-tary C Ttelyou will return
to Washington wKh the president to
iMther up the lata pnnldent'a personal
effect and will return later to Canton.
"LKVKLAND MtVH lMI'UICSSED.
Speaks ii OtxNUle Over rresldent'i
Kernuln, at AVashlncton.
ritlNVCToN. N. J , Sept. 18 -Kx-ir'.dent
('.rover ('levvlaml, Menk:nR of
the McKluley ob.'enules at Wahlnrien.
said-
' 1 w is very much Impressed with 'he
solemnity of the occasion and the jerp
f .-clinic of all the people who were pres
ent and their manifestation of si-icere
Krtef."
TH Kl U UFVK1TION
MoN'TitKAU B"pt.
AHANDONKD.
S-The Duke
lU''h-iw of t'ortmall and York Journey -i
I from Oit' lsv to Montreal today hnJ
were (treated with unother uffectlonat''
d'-motHtiMtlon from ihe people of tin-
ad.i
Th- municipal reception planned for
:onlKit ;ts aabn'.oiied on account of
the d ith of l'n'sld lit McKln'.ey.
I'K'X.M.AMATION ISSl'KD
OTTAWA, Out, Sept. IS A procla
mation wa Issui-d tivlay liy the cv'iii
iii.i it 1 of I.'nl Minto, Kovenior-itenerul,
appolntl'iif tomorrow as a day of fast
and general ni''unii"K throughout the
U'luiiiion on iiivount of the death of
l'r sl leu; McKluley.
M K X I' W S3 I XTL-: It KSTK11.
Mr. lt osevcl: Iooked l.'pon ns Wonhy
Successor t Martyri-d President.
MKXrvV v'lTV. Sept. IS. The Asso
ciated ln'ss account of the program of
President Koosevelt excited Interest
K.ere, where there Is much speculation
In (tovenimcnt.il and business circles
rcKitrdliiif the ioliclcs of the new Amer-
leitn president.
The piesld Mil's divlaration in favor
of brffr steamship communication
with Mexican Piclllc ports und the
buildins of an Isthmian canal was well
received, for It is believed that the con
traction of a canal will tend to pro-
moi- the prosiverlty and (rrowth of the
i-?t co:isi of this republic. It is believ
ed generally that the relations between
Ihe American and Mexican governments
will continue to be as friendly under
President Koosevelt as wider President
McKluley, whose death Is sincerely la
mented by the Mexican people. A re
markable tribute of respect to his mem
ory by the Mexican government marks
a new epoch In the relations of the
two eountrlis. The celebinlloii of the
Mexican Independence day w as shorn of
some of Its leading features out of re
spect to the American president lying
dead.
Kl I'nivcrsal publishes a leading ar-
IN CANTON
tide bv S-nor DuMan M .ntesln In
which he allege, that during the Spanish
war he had n Interview with President
Itoosevelt, then am-biUnt s"cr-tary of
th - navy, and that It ' veil said that
Mexic i must either absoro Central
America, or in turn lie aorbed by the
I'nlted H:ai- This ortli-l ha caul
some gi'sip, liut no one here In au
thority h-H-ve, that the new Amerkan
pr-s'.den: k.II do anyt.iing to alter the
piresenl exreTlingly harnvnioua reia
tl )" bHween tiie two governments.
Th-re i a Intense Interests to know
In ling traits aid habit of the new
pres. lent, toward wh-.m there I gen
eral K""d will. Am-rl an resld-nts will
hold a memorial service in honor of
I'resi d- ril MeKlnky on Thurlay which
mill be attended by the ofJVlaJ world
h,r.
On? r'tnarkable feature of the com
ment on Mr McK;nley's assassination
is the sympathy shown by the Spanish
who ha) c 'in- to r-j '. McKlnley as
a slncert friend of Spain and magnani
mous in the hour of victory.
During the cel-bratlon of In Jep.ndence
day three Spaniards wearing tall hats
'went aS'u. distributing hand bill with
the legend: "Down With the Trusts."
ARMY OF POTOMAC.
Keolutions on President Assassination
Adopter! at Spevlal Meeting.
CHICACiO. S-.pt. IS. The- Western
S iclety of the Army of the Potomac
at a special meeting ad-pte-d resolutions
on the death of President McKlnley.
After reeelveing the facs aX the as
sasslnatl'si. the resolutions declare:
"We. the menilers of the Western
Svletv of the Army of the Potomac,
by the hardships we endured, by the
sacrifices we made and by the memory
"f our fallen c.imralcs. demand as clti-r-ns
th.it adequate legislation be enact
el wh-'n-.n l b'rty of speech and right
of assembly shall be clearly defined and
regulated, and the alien doctrine of an
archy suppressed an.) all supporters of
this political h-r-.-sy banished from the
I'nlted States and lis territories for
ever.
EXPRESSED DKEP SYMPATHY.
Repr sentative Fruit Huyers Send Tele
gram of Condolence to
Mrs. McKlnley.
NEW YORK. Sept. IS. Prior to the
la:est fruit sale on the Erie dock a meet
ing of the buyers was he'd for the pur-
IMse of taking approcrlAte action on the
leatli of Presilen; McKlnley. There
were about oresent. among them be
ing representatives of almost every na-
ionality. E. U C.oodsell presided. He
xnlatned the cbjiM of the meeting and
then read a telegram w hich it was iro- I
p sed to send to Mrs. McKlnley expr?ss
uig the trades deep sympathy In her
great berea veni-nt. In a very Impres
sive manner the telegram was approved
by a rising vote. In pari, u says:
As the Savior was kissed, betrayed
and died, so may our martyred president
have been slain hy another Judas for
some betterment of the present or fu
ture race. May you find some solace
In this thought. This message Is sent
by and voices tile sentiment of 440 men
of almost every creed, religion and
race."
A subscription as taken for the pur
pose of sending a suitable memorial to
Mrs. McKlnley.
MET PY CROWDS.
Train Hearing Kenuins of the Presdlent
Passes Though Altoona-
ALTiVNTA, Pi.. Sep:. IS. The train
bearing the remains of President Mc
Kluley reached Altoona at .1:40 o'clock
this mciiilng. A crowd of 3000 persons
were assembled :it the station to see the
train go through. The Altoona City
hand rendered: "Nearer My "iod to
Thee." and "Onward Christian Soldier,"
while the train was 1" the station yird
Police and railroad otlieials kept the
station clear of people. T.ie train left
here at o:.a after a change of engines
and crews.
The two engines which are to hiul the
heavy train over the Allegheny incun
talns were draped In bla.'k.
SOltROW FOR THE DSAD.
Resolutions of Sympathy Passed
by
Chicago Bar Association.
CHICAGO. Sept. 18. The Chicago Bar
Association has adopted resolutions on
the death of President McKlnley which
will be sent to Mrs. McKlnley and pre
sented to the federal and state courts.
u.l'.ns, In brief. a fol-
"In the asuiiil
.f our chi-f migs-
ruti
and
v r--- gnl- d b.oW
th- adrn."M!r.i:: ;n
': at law
'.h law.
W" Join In .rW at :he d--l ant w
unit'- in a p-solve to c-oeraV to our
utmost In an eff'rt ti u,i:rt an i.
h-:e nensary to am'-nl exl-itlng laws i
in future to mik' acrJ he p-rn of
our nation's chief repr.M Tiutlv."
HIS LIFE THREATENED
Anarchist J-ttr S- n; to Gov. V.jorhees
at Trnton. N. J.
TRENTON', N. J. Spt. Gover
nor V.x;rh--s to lay r"ceivl a p.stal
card markrd H bok'-n, N. J., wh. h read
a follows:
"You wan! to keep quiet aid keep
your detec:lvM away from here or you
will g"t what McKlnley got. We are
looking for yoiir kind."
It Is thought that 1: came from anar
chist ;t Hoboken.
ANARCHIST SPIRITED AWAY.
BOISE, Ida., S-pt. IV The case of Dr.
Bur"n ,wto has caused so much agita
tion here because of his alleged anarch
istic utterances, came up in court to
day and was continued un.ll Monday.
Tonight he Is spirited away and no one
knows where he is excepting the mayor-
ANAROWST EDITOR ARRESTED.
PARIS, Sept. IS Manager GrandinT.
of rtie anarchist Journal Ubertauer. has
been arrertted for the publl-ation of ar-tl.!-i
tcndlnj to excite, feellns against
.h tt.t.
ANARCHIST ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
SEATTLE. Sept. IS. Valentine GobH
attempted to commit suicide by swal
lowing laudanum on the Great North
ern train last night nar Spokane. As
he was being revived two anarchistic
pamphlets containing seditious language
were found on his person. The United
States secret service 's looking up Go
beL IDINGS WILL BE PUNISHED.
Claims His Society Wculd Pay 50.00
to Kill President Roosevelt.
CLEVELAND. Sept. lS.-FYank Id
Ings. who recently declared that he be
longed to a society that would pay $30.
000 to any man who would kill President
RooseveU, was today ordered turned
over to the board of managers of the
Ohio state penitentiary' by Judge Ken
nedy. I dings w as identified as a paroled con
vict. He as sentenced to the peniten
tiary In 1S9S for burglary and was pa
roled. Idings will serve at leas: two
years more In state prison.
SIX PASSENGERS KILLED.
FVeight Train and Passenger Express
Come Together at B.wton.
BROCTON. Mass., Sept. IS. A switch
not properly set brought a passenger ex
press and freight train together this af-:ern.-io
wi:h the resultant death of six J
passengers and Injuries to twenty-five j
The r-s
others on the main line of the New j the demands of the Initiative and refer
New Haven and Hartford railroad at j nedum anj public ownership of public
Avon.
The dea 1 are:
EVERETT JOTCE. Brockton.
Gt'STAVE HAY. Boston.
MISS M. W. TONKIN'. Oil Ci'y,
WILLIAM COt'GHLAN. Unveil.
Two unidentified women.
TIMBER FIRE RAGING.
r're
'd-
Clark County Visited by Heavy
and Htavy Damages Are Report
VANCOUVER, Wa-sh.. Sept. 1S.-A
destructive timber fire is reported be
tween Mill Plain and Fourth Plain,
Clark county.
The fire is said to have spread over
a large district driven by a s roiig north
w ind and considerable damage to farm
property is reported. C. N. Sedgwick,
sustaine da loss of two thousand dollars,
consisting of two barns, eighty tons of
hay and farm machinery and small
buildings.
AGED MAN P PIC I PES.
PORTLAND. Ore-. Sept. IS Herman
Behlmer, agl 62 years, was found dead j
in bed this morning a: a residence near j SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 18. No ces
Phillips. te nmiles west of Portland. The j .-aticn of hostilities between the City
death appears to have been suicide, as ; Front Federation unions and th asSocia
a rope was around his neck and fa-- j tion of employers and draymen has yet
toned to a hook in the wall above the occurred, and the strike seems to have
bed. , settled down to a game of siege. Dis-
! plays of f Jive are becoming more fre-
SICTH LOW FOR MAYOR. i (Uent and cas'9 of assault on non-union
NEW YORK. Sept. IS. The commit
tee of eighteen of the anti-Tammany
organization has selected Scth Low as
its candidate for mayor. The nomina-
tlon will now go to nominating the con- j attle. 1.
ventlons of the various anti-Tammany j TACOMA, Sept. 18. Portland, 13; Ta
boiies. i coma. 2.
The U. S. Government Tests
Show the Absolute Superiority of
Royal Baking Powder.
THEY UPHOLD
THE SURGEONS
New York Medical Journal Edi
tors Criticise the Attendants.
STATEMENTS GLOSSED OVER
Report of Piltt Respiration A.nltle. ia
Onlioas- Coialtlois Not li Aaori
net Will Onve Im ports act
of tie Ocatlof.
NEW YORK. Sept. lS.-The forth
coming edition of the New York Medi
cal Journal will discuss the case of the
rite President McKlnley m a lengthy
article. It wHl say m part.'
"It 1 a melancholy consolation to
know that the fatal termination of
Pr-siden; McKlnley' case waa not to
the sllght-st degree due to any omis
sion to give him the full benefit of all
present resources of our art and there
is nothing humiliating in rhe fact Uiax
the favorable pr ress, which for live
or six days seamed Justified, should
have finally proved failaciou.
'The operation having been finished
without seriously laxlng the distin
guished patient' vital powers, then fol
lowed at ltast flve days of freedom from
serious symptoms- This we say with,
the full appreciation of the fact that
the record of pulse and respiration
seemed ominous, for the high rate
might have been due to any one of a
number of conditions not In rhemsetvea
of grave Importance. A hopeful view
was taken and quite naturally It could
be so explained. It's easy to be wise
after ths event, and to oar that In thia
respect the surgeons were in error. And
err they certainly did. as the results'
shod, but to err In such a way argues
no Incapacity or avoidable lack of
Judgment. It eimply Illustrates the fact
that a medical man is not a perfect be
ing." ALLIED THrRD PARTY
MEErr IS CONFERENCE
Purposes of the Organization Set Forth
Before the Convention Ad
journs.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 18,-Delegates
representing seven political parties of
reform, who came here to the "allied
third party emference." held their ses
sion tonight. It was directed that the
new party Is to be called the Allied
party.
The purpose of the Joint session waa
to decide upon the time and place to
hold the convention, which will meet
to ratify the actions of this conference
and perfect permanent organization of
the new party. The piatform was ac
cepted by rhe different elements and
' utilities: declares against land specu-
lation and alien ownership; favors "Scl
i entitle money," based upon the entire
I wealth of the nation and not redeem
Pa. j able in any specific comodity, but to
be full legal tender for all debts, to
be issued by the government only with
out the Intervention of banks, in suffi
cient quantities to meet the requlre-
ments of commerce; demands Just and
na:ural taxation and election of the
I president, vice-president, federal Judgeo
ani senators by a direct vote of the
people; favors the creation of the de
partment of labor and equitable arbi
tration; favors the establishment of pos
tal savings banks .and favors such
constitutional amendments as may be
necessary to make the above laws.
The conference this morning selected
Joe A. Parker, of Louisville, J. H. Cook,
of Carthage, Mo., and Dr. J. E. Cham
bers, of St. Louis, as a national execu
tive committee. The national conven
tion will be held in Louisville, Ky., April
2. 1902. The conference adjourned, un
til 1:15 a. m.
NO SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.
men are constantly reported.
BASEBALL SCORES.
S BATTLE, Sept. 18. Spokane, 3; S-