The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, September 21, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text"onobe T;j From The iiatVCT0, ti 4 II le) mm AV vol.. i.i v astoima. ()Ki:r;o, sau kdav. si:i'Ti:.mhi:ii :i, hjoi. NO. 70 If A. mrrwiiifiit m t 111 I I V aaril Plumbers and Steamfitters HOlAl AC1IJ1NTH I'Olt R27 BOND IViinis, Ooqtii't, ami all KiiuU of GRIFFIN Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED. PROVISIONS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS Supplies df all kiiiilnitt loWfst nilcM, fui fishermen, I'artin rs uinl Isijent. As V ALLI3!N, Tenth ami I'limmrrcliil Streets Pi Pacific Navigation Company Steamer "Sue II. limine" mid "V. II. Harrison" Only line -Ast. n In to I Ulamook. (iiu ihi,ll and Hay City, llobsiuivlllt: Connivtlng lit Astoria with the urfjim Railroad A Favlgatton Com pany iin.l nto iln" AHt.irU ft C.iluin i,l River Railroad for San Fran rlsro, Portland mil l ntnts l:t. For freight and pameniier rain apply tu Mnrmiel I'.lmore 4i Co., (lum rnl Agetits, ASTORIA. OKI'. lo. It. ft N. It H. Co.. Portland, AOKNTH A. & C. It It. On, Portland. (II. O. LAMH. Tillamook. Oregon. We Rent New KOPP'S A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure Tln Northern r.irlll(! Brewery, of which Mr. John Kopp Is proprietor, makes beer for domestic ami export trade. Buttled beer for family u.ie or keg beer supplied Bt nny time. Delivery In the city free. North Pacific Brewery c. J. Commission. Brokerage, Insurance and Shipping:. SUPERIOR STEEL RANGES STRI3BT Mast-lull, (iolf, SjHirtinj; (oixl- & REED CAUTION ! II f re you buy t t or iiiiff t'Xainlii't t : i Royal Charter Oak Better work, rw fuel "d la bor, mil laa: loti-cr Fricca rcaa ifi:tlf. W. J. Scully, 4.11 HOM) 3TKII.T. Between Ninth and Tenth Typewriters. Mirny new improvements milled. See. our latest No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter Now Art Ciitiiliigiiu Free . . . L- M. ALEXANDER & CO. Kxnlimivii 1'iu-itlc Con "t lWlt'in 245 Sliirk St., l'tirtlnixl, Or, V V. M'KKt'UNIl'., Local Audit. BEST HARD, Custom Hou Broktr, ASTORIA, ORE Acrat W. r. A Co. and Paclflo Kinross Oo'l. SITTINGS OF SCHLEY Admiral llijjjjinsoii I:irst Witness to (iivc Testimony. TliKMOrCOtKTMAYBI-SHOHT Ptrtoial Opliloaimd llctru; I tlilcott Uulcd Oul Commiodcr Ilirbtr oi Snd Allcoifiiiit Small. WASIII.Vi5TiS. H..t f i - T; S. hl')' 1 curt of :ii.ii.i re cuene t,llv .,n I ' li. fire n !) uriini. tit ei.iiiii'i,.,) f..m hi'. I ''' Th'- inil' Tiiii,: iiit i leu; ,,f ! the lay W.II4 ;he Kl.ni .if the curl u i.li li an .i.K the )iie. (i..ii p.n by lie- 'ii r ; l: :r, ibKihk a l'i" t.i i;:v lil "pin; ii . .i' ''in hk a j, .li. i ui,.l. r ,iii:ro.'iv. The .:iii , j, Hear-A I iii r 1 K'ii ii, li. i ..t: :l' l. it.- I !! lie H.i n t : aif i l arni.i K'ti a" i apta.ii ,f she bat-!-h.i M i-f Mil" ttn T.'im ea. : at "He t.me n.l. part ..f t'le lUitu- I II I -r II c .Mi'li.i-' I ! I.y Schiey. at. 1 !!e - ii r : a-k.-I bun t.i Bat.- nli'-'.lcr all p .: Ill- in,' i-ii!.-. .! ak'tl i i.ip nr.' .r ..-!f .v Spiir!i .. : l-'l-"ti ii It !.iy ;n Si:.:Iik' i barbiir fi.nn M.iv i . Jan.- I Ivis i ' miii-i : f..t !". "!.) . ' I !i !e lerl''l -n 'fe- k't 'ii'i I :li.it Vi- f. p y n.-iill iti. e an P ol ii an I t. : a ..I. in. nt ! fa.- Juice A h id- I, 'ml y almlll :h.it or-' ..l-.i! a.-t.- aj;t.Tit iiije.'lntu -if :Ii:h ehari. t"r. it 'it :he e.'Uf. witlil?,-n :fie ltiteir 'ita' -ry. 1: I. K' M. :ar .ipu:tt. I tl.s' tti: -.-l"i-.ti will have Hi.' . ff-.'t ,.f :i.r.T.i; y )t-.r'e'i nu :h" '.'nn .,f .art. a wi.l el... :hi- ."tr:'n int.-ir.l at to ut "Ut ir t.y'!i' .jiichi , till all h.-uriay t.-n t m oil I'l ..-v.e.i , .i-... mtnrMO'H .r.. 1 1 1 it--it I - 'i :.i i .:.!!,. .:i'.y ,.cnt c.in ii if iii.n Hi. Ii ..n .l. r a:l .n. A I lolr.il I'. n.y "iiiw.l litinn.-lf prompt ji-t I iii.-'li l; al pr'i.liiiK oilier. II t.i!I.-. ;ti. .urt ; T l.-r il.ii :iy at :ie . Kiia ! ti .ur an. I ailjotit ti.' I I. Jim1 .i pi 1 1 1 i ' : a: 4 ..-k Tbe :tii' n t ..lay were lt. ar-..l- M.I.ll ll-K.' ..'!. nil" t HIUll.lt'.'!. d the 1'itil h ;i Mi..i 'np'tii .1 it rHi i; 'he S; ai'.i.!t nn, M i)-r Th iii,ia N V . 1 '. .It- niaili :he lll.ir'.ll,"4 ' '"ttutiati b r P. "io c ..linn in 1,1 inanne ,n Hi- M.i.i h'.i'::" anl i II II irb t. ho km. 'vu!!e ,.m. er of :he T-Jt i. th- lat er betnir o'i :!i" :.ind when curt al I iirii.-'l Tii- attend mi e ,.f the pub!:, iv i nuial;. WANT TKMl'i 'ItAHV I NJ I'X, 'TI' N , ..,,...,,.,.;,,, ,,..,e.n tno s-v- ! r-nri-s the d vtrtt- h;,h In eftce; ! !,,,,., ,,f ,i. v,.:-s,nin. p.-ns-r. at . " ,!h:iK nii: '..uns..:;ng murder. In li.in Seek ! IVvm Settlement on ' lk,. , ..vef.-y-six miles ,':ic ,,f I'.iv.v ! "We shali also. I h learn to mod Uin U up'ii.' l in i,-kl.i!ia:iia. t tl H mrt):nR. tteveial persons were :- ' erate the b'itterr-s of political strife lot I A man tune 1 Trail laH. from ! and t" avol.l :!).- savas attack . the M'Tiiitii-:. t. Sept. :i-i.oi,. Wolf, ti- prmclp.i! cht.-f of .he Ki..i Indians and llite, r-pres.-nt'tig Kona, t'i- rommaneli.' and Apa. he feera. Ion. to lav appealed in the Oklahoma Mipreine conn for n lemimrarv Injuno- I 'ii I'tevetit the "t thm-nt by whites ; f lands reectitly .;s'iiiM In Oklahoma. and to be r re I to all their t ights i They nunie a .1 iidants ex-ii n-er"or W. A. Itlchards. nhi conducted the land opening, and register and receiv er of -he Kl Keno and Iinton Ian 1 "lll'Tf. Should they win. It will prvv.nt nil those n h" secut'd luckv numbers in the g'vertiment Inn I drawing from com peting the settlement on their claims i;r,i;iiKii uv thofsaxps Precautions Taken for SaTcty of IHtke and nuchiss of Cornwall. VAM'OI'VKK, 11 ' , Sept, 2iV-Prcp-antions ur,- tieifected for the fafe , un due: of the Ihike n id liuchcss of ("orn n.ill and York across the o.u:!nent to this cltv. The entire line of railway will be "narded and patrolled during the royal progress. Thousands of men have been specialty engaged for this purpose. Each guard will remain in sight of his neigh bor on ilth.T side. The royal train will he preceded all along the route by .lie or more pilot eng. 11-s. FI'TrilK IS PltoMISlNCl. Seimior InVtrlch Favorably Impressed With JfoUiatlon Pi Philippines. SAN FltAXClSfO, Sept. tW.-rnll.d states Senator liletrieh. of Ncbinska. NOVELTIES In newest silk embossed stripes fur Ladles' Waists. These goods ar direct from Tads and comprise over 200 patterns of el egant and beautiful roods.. , You are Invited to come and gee how pretty anj cheap they are. S H AN AH AN S- w ho !- ii .n n vi-ii v, it, , !!... f iiirio- l In t'i' N I ; r. M ini .m l niiiM"ll.'i'."ly muri'-'l f'r hn - II'' fl Iti- Jnii' 'i'l "" Hi" l.' iiiT 1 1 . n " k tit Mm I.i in ' i in i . ri y ni'n A'llu'J'ir-'ieii'-ral ''urtiii. "I'lcr.-il V.--t. ,n ini'i ' ' ,iiKrinMiiin J'lliun Kaliri. H i ti af'r r-ai hliiic !) J li ! I . r,- . :(n-w ..ttlci.'iln, w'lh Huric- ii--ii-r:il Ht'Tiibcrif, tfin'b- a ilr-u.l I,'. Ui" i.nil piliin'i i the tra-ifpH t Al. r liltcti'y I I 1 wl'-h Ui- ir',r-f ina.c un'l.-r Amr!riin a'lru.riUT.itl in. lei Jit!!f"tl'i Biii 'liK lti HIif'n ' ii.-l'K Hj-paren:, Tli' mf. 'U h-riy f..n ft h- lIanl. of will' h c.mpira lively little ha l '-ii h'-:r I. er.. f iiircl r l-r u, with Ani-r:emi arl KiUpiiHM fraienlaii'K Tin- ru'ur.- ,.f :li, lhl:IMltiea, In :h ' i-.r,l n t Sen.i i if Iier! li. 1 vtv .(mm .iik TIIK KIIKIMS MANKfVKKH rnc.lU.i1.-l Ilip! 11 - ,.f .r l.l.-ry p. re tt.e K- ature .,f th- Kv.-r iy ,j H ,, s-pt. 2" -A l.nj. it. h t" the T.iii.n r.- tu it i .,rr--. ti 1-tu at l:li.-.in a it ..: J !,.. unf.i r t'. :rea- Tnur-lav'. m.tiii-uv. im i' iiuytlilnic b.i an Kit ran- l.x- I .!!. i i of :li pi .n r.:- ,"h I 'Utn.inienta Tin- f ;i--tu f the ' mat., in -t .ii Iiiimii"" anl "all r-- . I l..r. lik' - i ' ', ur t i o'k "ii: ;i I! t 'k itn-.u'' ". Th- iti.. f . ; : .-ii : r 1 1 i i i ' .i r v f.'.i'ur- .-"!iii i-i I.a'' l'".-!i :ii.- rat'. I ar'!';. ry t;r wh.ih av p rl;a;.. n.-vr , piae-1 . Th- 1'af., , ,rr.'.;. .:i !-:: ; T.iii-ii iy "b.'it there itm-i: .lmppil'tt- ii. nt at I'uiik'rk b. iu.- f !'" in "--l.ii i! t':- ti.ia! :e; w .f ari :n'..til- I 'li'iiy t.y ttir e uler. r.:i -Ahii'i ai ti 't kI'.,:'. .!.. : .!! T'-uirh n-ilh'T. Tae tml.tna: i-. '.r t i . I'.-iiU e ar Hind tli.- 11 : n "i I r at- r. !i.ite r,'l : anl h-n t' inak- ni-i'i-tji 'T- .;i :he ut f . MANY INJt KKIi AT -III '.V-JO. 'II I' 'At i, S-p: 1" --1 'jr.nn th-' p.'" i;i'e.H "f the in.'tni'ria p.K.'t't: fi-ativ j 1"0 p.Ti'.m w-re li.jure l ..r " er.'.mie. The i;.ii- . em : i: '. - '..! e '-or-era-.- .-I uith th" health '! p.i.'i:t.."it and tbe p .ll -e in .tr.fn i. .r tie injur, Of all the i as-- re;-.r'.".l tily th:.v nre :n a erf.l al i-id.tl'.n i'IIIMi liriiSKIi T.i I'l'. ATI! i 1 : Al" i SI'KIN'IS. i'ol . S -pt. ". - Ioia t'.'ibuin. 'Ii - ."-yea-. .1.1 daughter f V II r'il.urti. pr.-n .1 -Mt ,,f th Xiiitin lt.uff i'o.i! Mji.f ronipany. but IP I death In .he 1 .f. of the ,llrn ,., ,.. i,,r home. Tn. ,-h; 1 , .. .. . . u; mat. he a ti l to ha. "t the hay a fir" a. . 1 1- ntally. KKAIt-KSn " i' ' '-''.iV v. .!, x-,t-,ii ... . al .A i Mi I 1 1 t . i i ..i .. ii .e:i.. .t i , v. ' It it -s ctitity. M '.. i. hurt internally ,iti h. re. -.very is douli'.fu!. 'II A It' t Kl WITH MANSI.AritllTl'.It : VPTi'lil A. I! .i'.. Sept. :iV Eugene ' 1!r,,k, y.i,,,,,,, ,. ,.r, a,,i j,,hn Hog. j of ht f '.loners, were commit f,,r .,, , ly ,w,, ,.harge.s of j manslaughter, tno of Hog r' childr. n , hav.ng .l ed of diph'horia. it is alleged. : for want of medical treat niisat. ; I WANT Itl'SSIAS PUOTEiTION. i I IHOOMIX.'.TOX. 111.. Sept. 20. lilxX. S't. l''V The Constantln,.- ! Sieakoig of the McKtnley memorial ex t'ie corrcsiH'tident of the Times state? i ereijies here. ex-VUv-Presldent Steven that manv Armenians In Ititlis ar," cm- j 9,n said: bracing ir:lin.loxy to obtain Russian 1 "I; avails little to hurl denunciation propvtMi. Xo fur. her Information has been ob tained as to the situation In Armenia. MAn"OXI TO EXPEIilMKXT. or fr nn the pulp.:, for any man to Jo ST. JollX. X. V.. Sep:. 20. Mr. Hot- .laiv t 't.i : had he tnvn pn-sent he g!ad tomly. in agent f r the M itvoni sys- ly would luv lsn the avenger. Such tern of wireless flegraphy. wh.i ha teaching Is a menace to the wellbemg arrived here from 0.ie Uace. lias so- f society. It may V that the tempta ctired an excellent site n. ar the signal j tion is often great to tt.kc t'.ie law into stall ii and hopes to have Hie system ; our hau l. Put let it not be forgotten workliiL- there very soon. j that by so doing w,. weaken the bonds cf sodctv. M 'b rii'... is destructive of all PKIIISHEP IX A SWAMP. MENOMINEE. Wis, Sep:. 20 -The lifeless imdv of the 5-year-edd son of Andrew Kra grass, of litis city, w is found In a swamp three miles from home, where h ha I wandered and per ished from exposure. PKU'E OF SILVER. NEW YORK. Sept. 2H. Silver. r,S'. SALOON LICENSES WILL BE REVOKED Anarchists Debarred I rom Doin? Business in Newark. DRANK HEALTH OF ASSASSIN Bcaolutloat Pined by Kultt Conmlttloicri Aialnl Aoarchiiti Moldioj MectiflfS ll StiMil or Mikii Spetcbet Afilait Oovcramtflt. M'-n I'lIlK. S-:. 20 Af; ,- a m.n- ', U !; .rir.ff th 'b-Jih of Prvsi'Jent ; i'cKI:i!-y anl rXniUf the biarl'a "."M-vhy- : Mrt. McKin!y had tr.-n ,r- .r l- J, )'re! ,-n: Irwaa. of the ex '' "i..i. ei -n-. of Newark. N. J., ff"' :ii ''11 'wli.tf an:!-anar.'ti;a; r-- i.lii'.i n. w Ii' m i u"an.m.uly adopt- el. ''W'hr-as. I: hat r nt. t the notice f th.- h.a-1 ..' ,t,.h' that certain ca I nk-', r f u: !: hav- teen guilty ' -rmt:-iri ar.ir ' c-.n : , a.s--mb i :l,.-:r p;a ' ,.f hu:!., anl mak" ! h.- mill-: :h- l.-i 1 of our na- I . : th-ref..re. b- w "I! -.:v-.l. T.i.it a:,v al'iik-epvr in i'i:" c.:y h' h..; ciiarR-1 by the p '. with h i' -ir.r.n aiiar.-hlMH or f-r--iij : tritr :h-:n t. h.ll m.".'ln In the.r p: i f tu :ie. an I mak rp-eca-f :i"a.:i-: th- k v-r:.:ite..: and K" J t rd- r f :h- c.cii:nu:il:y, yh.ill l.e de.-m-d not ;o ! he kul ..f p-rn in to conduct a bu"'.n.'-? "f th. hara.t-r. anl any ;.-r- .it B-a.;ty "f fa h ..ff.-r.n- s'nal suf fer th" r. v -.a'., .n ..f hlii ll.-ense anl be !-ti.irr-d f: m aci.n rveivlng; a lk-en-? in :h city." Thrv captain ,f the Newark poll..-e thnkp! the b".ipl for !U action. J hn firiwd rk:. the saloonkeepeT In , " - the tvo ani-.h . last Sviturday drinking the ' h-alth "f the amajis.n of Pr-oident Mo KinU y. h.w ha I h!s Iti-enf.- , ance;;ed by I the board. VK MT'T UK l.ES? BITTER. S-na'.'r H ar P .In: Out a Iejn Fr m M.-Kinl-y' Aa!s:natltin. 'iIi' I'STKIt. M.iss.. Sept. 20. At .he men. r a! : ice in Mechanic' h.i'l S-nat ir H kir. th- principal p-ak- er a.d' "We -ha!!. I Ii..;-. tn du time, gob- ,:!'. when the t.-m,hst ,,f grief hai pa.-.- .1 by. tln-l m at.s f r adlitioial i ."'.ur.lv against a r"p-:l:ion .f a crime like :hi. We hal! . as far a we can. !lrhiilt 1 -r !f! ', tie-smil titiPfTV n . " - , ""'live and cbaract-r of men who are I charged by the h- .pi,, n.'.h public re- i spotisihiliti-4 in h;c: places. ! "The moral s n that we should . abate our Z".il for r-ttiitou-'iesa ami 'ur con.iemnation wrong, on: only ih.v. wv shmil 1 ab.it- the seventy of our Judgment of th- motive' of men from whom w,, differ.' PK.M. iH'.S Molt VIOI.EXCE. I Former Vic-Pr '' stcvenson on the Popj.ar I.ynciiitg Tendency. j against the h.'a.l of .his assass'n. Wlth- in a f ' davs a: m : he will, under ! the form- of law. suit -r the death pen I ally for his crime. It i but cheap cou rage at best, .v .let her from the street government. TKUU'Ti: OF THE TIMES. Sentimental Verse "f Sympathy Pub lished in the L'tidon Paper. I,OXIHX. Sept. 2'. T.ne Times this morning publishes a short poem, of which the thorno is the coincidence of th,. funeral of Presi 1 nt MeKlnley and the celebrating of the millennary of King Alfred the Olreat. Following is the closing stanz.it "I'll with our hearts and over sea Swift be the words of friendship sped; You praise our hero king and w'e Iimen: with you your patriot dead. In sorrow's name one boon we crave Lay England's wreattf upon his grave." SERVICES AT RIO. RIO JANEIRO. Sept. 20 The mem orial services In honor of the late Pres ident MeKlnley, held in the Methodist church, was very imposing. The church was simply decorated. All the mem bers of ;',! ia i n". th" m'-mb'-rii of th lipl irnatio i irj-s. th" f T-ign ronaniia, thtr t.'i : l-.i- of ttie comrri--rel.il an i clation of It; ' Janeiro, the president of th" f-'.eral eh-irnb-r "f d-pijr..-s. of flcera of tn- I(rltlh npiadron and r"-r,-..rit,Tiv- i,t ali the n-wspa;"-r r" present. SERVf'KS AT At.'.-TI'.IAN CAPITAL VIENNA. Sept. 21. Two wervlcea In honor of Pr-wlden: M'-KinJey. one oftl cia! and i-rn- for ih- rulb-nt Americans, er" h-ll h-re. Tn" l-'nited S:aVs m;n ttr, Robert M'ormick. In an add.- to the Utter, "ulog x-d trie la: pr-ci-dent. Th official service wa.a h-M in thr church of '.he British embassy, wheh was drap"! in black. Th floral ofTerlngi in the chpi wr. unuuai!y lautiful. The laural wreaths wlil b s-nt to Mrs. McKinlty. AT CONSTANTINOPLE CONSTANTINOPLE. Sep: 20. -The mmor.al s-rvlc at t.ie Urit'sh embis ay rhap"! at Theraplix. In honor of the !a:e pr-s:l.nt of the I.'nitel Stat. a attend -d by all th" chl-f -,t the 11 plomitlc m.ajijns. in full uniform. In cSuling Sir N. R OCnn-.r. the Prlt ish amlnad .r, and Lady 0'c,nn.r. and John A. L-ishmm. th- t'nttel States mlnlavr. and h:a ataff. Cnttel Stat.-s Consul-' lenTai Diekltwin, r"p. pesvnra'.lv , the sultan and the Pr:e and :h- Papa! d-K-a-.e. Mgr. Una:l. A de'.i'hm-n: of marines and l.lue-ja.-k-ts fr nn the British guardsh.p Nelt :a were Jrawn up tn the embassy eroun Is Sube.uen:!y Mr. L-!shman and th" staff of the I'nltf! State l.-gition. with Am.ericin and Rri lsh r-sid-n:s anl members of t.ne French embassies, at-;--n ! I .aervl.es ..f a memorial charic :er at R.ber: c-ilb-ge. Still later Mr. L-ihman pr-Kilel over a meet ng of the American cil ny. PrONEEK STo-'KM.VX DEAD. John S Devine Pae Away a; His Hme In Harney County. nrRXS. Ore.. S-pt. 20-J .hn S. De vine, pl.ir.eer stockman of this county, d;ed in this city September 13. from obstructive Jaundice, after a few days' i!lne. ae-d 6j years. John S. Devine was born In Virgtma. In 11. and In came to this sectl -n of Oregon, locating in White Horse valley. He was one of the members of the fi-s; large st.iok company that hil cattle here, known as Tod Hunter .4 Devtr.e. which aft-rwarls .ld thJir Interest ti the Pacific Lveto k Com pany. Since tha' time Mr. Devitie ha been 1-K-ated in Alvord valley, runn ng stock in hi own nam,-, and has nuilt ud one of the finest ran.h"s in Hamey caunty. The dar?ased was very energetic an 1 big hearted, and there are many young men In this section who have sot their tar in life- bv working for him. and many a pett!-r has irone to him when In need and g : supplies for Ms family. In po'l'ies Mr. Devine wa a D'mvrat. anl wis always found ready to work for the best Interest of h's party. EXPOSITION RE PEXED TODAY BI'FFAL' Sept. 20 The Pm-Amer-ican exposition, which was c! v I v-s-terdly out of respect for 'he lite Presi dent McKinleV. reopened its eates this morning. This was Welsh day at the exposition, anl li ad'.iti'n to at'pri priate cere. n hi ie. there was singing bv Welsh svietie anl sol dsts. Tiie inter national con.'ntion of cattlemen was also sch-'duled f 'r t -day In the New Y rk state buill.ng. A great catt'.e pa rade In the stidiutn, including a.ut UW head of ,rize winners is on the program. IS? Royal Buking Powder is of the highest qual ity, always pure, wholesome, uniform. The contents of each can are exactly like every other, and will retain their strength and fresh ness and produce the same and the highest leavening effect in any climate, at any time. The "Royal Baker and Pastry Cook " over Soo most prac ticalcooking receipts free to every patron. Send address. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., MRS. Jl'KINLEY VISITS CEMETERY Her Request Readily Acceded to by Dr. Rixey. PLEASED AT FLORAL PIECES Eiprtj4 flnllflaUes. U She Saw tbs Btaotllul Floral Amy-Dr. Rlxcy Sari Mrs. McKlaky If Mick Better. CANTON, 0-, Sept. 20.-8hortly after noon today Mra. MeKlnley expressed d'-alr to be taken to the cemetery. This requt V.H readily acceded to by Dr. R;xy, who, with an attendant, escort- ?d h-r. accompanied by Mrs. Barber, i When sha aiw the beautiful array of ! floral pieces Mrs. MeKlnley expressed 1 gratification. j "I am happy over the effect of the I drive." said Dr. Rixey, "Mrs. MeKlnley I Is much oetter." TEN PERSONS KILLED- OravM Train Caboose Wrecked by a Freight Train on B. 4 A. Road. WARtiX, Mass.. Sept. 20. Ten were k:ll-l and twenty-one Injured in a col li! n on the Boston & Albany railroad j today, hetwe-n a switching freight and j a grav-I train. Ail the killed and ln-l;ir-l were. irraveUtraln employes, who l were in th caboxe eating dinner when the ci-l!!i on x-curred. The caboose was telescoped by a gravel car. PRTr.ND CARNIVAL OPENS. PORTLAND, Sept. 20. The carnival of 1901 opened at the exposition build ing this evening under the most favor able auspices. It is estimated that 6000 people w-re in attendance. The feature tonight was a brilliant display of fire works on Multnomah field. CHARLES DELMONICO DEAD. COLORADO SPRINGS, Col.. Sept. 20. Charles C. Delmonico, proprietor of the famous Delmonico restaurant In New York, died here this morning of c -nsumption. LORD DERBT WINS. READVILLE, Mass., Sept. 20.-Over vtoort people saw Lord Derby defeat Bo ralma without apparent effort this af ternoon In three straight heats. Ii two heats Roralma lei until within 200 yards of the wire. Time. :;. 2:07i. 2:W. THE WEEK'S FAILURES. NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Dun's R- view tom.'rroiv will say: Failures for the week numberej 157 :n tlie t'nitel States against 211 last year, and 26 in Canada against 33 last year. FINAL DRAFT APPROVED. WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. Secretary Root t 'day approved the final draft of .he P',i '.ppine tariff and Governor Taft was so Inform!. GOLD FROM EUROPE. NEW YORK, Sept. 2 Heldelbach, Lkelheimer & Co. have engeged $500,000 gold at Paris to brought over on tha steamer sailing torn irrow. Powder Avoid baking powders made from alum. Alum is a corro sive, acid, which taken in food means injury to health. 100 WILLIAM ST., KW YORK.