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ASTORIA, ORISON, 'SUNDAY. OCWMM 1?. 1901.
NO. 87
ECLIPSEJARDWAgE CO.
Plumbers and
Steamfitters
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(Rin:IN & HEED.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS.
TOBACCO AND CICARS
Siiilii-H nf all k i ii I at InWfKt rut, for lislienncn,
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THE finest Restaurant in the City
I ALALL Sumlny I 'inner n Sjuviulty
COMMERCIAL 5T MARKET AFFORDS
We Rent New Typewriters.
P-jSSiw Many new iiiiiirvveiiioiiU mlilwl.
MVS fci
Now Art Catalogue I 'nit . . .
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A Delicious and Palatable
Urink Absolutely Pure
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makes l"T for domestic, mul export .radii.
Untiled beer for family us, or keg beer supplied at any time. Delivery In
thi clly free-.
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c.
Commission. Brokerage,
Insurance and Shipping.
SUPERIOR
STEEL
RANGES
STURRT
COMMI HCIAI. ST.,
ASTOHI A, OKI!.
CAUTION !
Uf n ynu buy a itnv or
range cumlnr t J i ?
Royal Charter Oak
Hitler work, I fuel anl la-l-r.
nnl la: longer. Prices
i-ii 'liable.
W. J. Scully,
431 BONO 5TKI.ET.
Itctwccit Ninth and Tenth
W.W. Whipple
Olllllll I ll9IIIVl SJJV,niltll
L- n. ALEXANDER A CO.
Ko'lumvit I'lii'illf (iMHt lVnirrs
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Custom Houao Brokep,
ASTORIA, ORE
iul W. t. a Co- and PMllla Kinross Oo I.
i
STARTLING REPORT
OF CROWNINSHIELD
lni)cralivc Need of More Naval
Officers and ,Mcn.
CONOKLSS MAS ULLIN WARNED
Not lisoufb Llfet Olllifra la Mis ike Ship
Already lomlmiltd-Other Mully
Imporlsiil Krtoaiacailsllosi
I tbr Kepart.
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inml n . ,n :i tb,. m i u lary f IH i
imy, lt-4r-Ailm.iiti i "nmniiihl-l.l. i-hlef I
f !!. IihIkUI1 11 liMMMU. J"tki ut III'
ii-lui inn Ir turnic t!i(. pmi year In i
! utri'iiKih "f tin. AiiUlIt fl ulii. hi
a. ,lmn miii furniuli vi-,-l, J
:. r -.-.Mliliih th" Kiir.iKin ata:lim,
ui.l :ll li.. fur'.h.-r .iinlnili-,l in r-
I. r t l" :iiiit ,.f the rniniiilel.in:ii( nf
j! . .i: t tr.tlninic hl;w. un I an :n-'
r. in., .if thr N irtli Atlunt.o leiuidpin
l.v
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r.l..r HI A' Miliy on'
ul.ir'v ii.i'nimble to hue
IH,' f -r Kuif -ri li e t
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A .i:. h: linn w err
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: nrilf -nn ! m an-l ib.it the on lu"!
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I n Hi.- mum it ail tii.it i-..uM b,. ank
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iii'innii) triune, .in I Hip P-jinn ra)
! 'ti ll Ml,, lie!...: Iniem In .I1.,. u! til UllJ'T-
j iU- ii ! m- her; li r i) . t .n.
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; i n (line ii, (-Miir Hb 'ti, in ii,.. Iniej.
t "f tin- h'-iili of t hp a.ill.i: ,.f :ner
(. .nif.r; .nnl of -in 'iny. Hi.. I'n.fl '
, St.it. , n ivy li.iu.:,l follow the i-x iinple i
of ei-iy mn-iliM naiy an. I provi.le j
iirri. H : of r.-.-elvliiit hl' I: i
rlk-u'i I lot .lie k,i i-niiii'-nt w mi l !
have .iiriiuilv In th., i-.iurB.. n,.rly j
ll.'.l.ll .1 tile lllteren: l I ! t!le
! v in r if.in I ti tir i. ilc l ur.i k for j
! nu n. Il U i i.iiiin-n l.-.l that rmi- '
I ,
I men al'l r M'ti lie f ir u.-h barr.i.-ka at i
i V.--K 1"i.i-iii, aif.i for l,-u(ue .nl.
.m.l ani Mn.- l-l.in.l limi ii e.i.h
S i I 'r re eiilinte,! ilnrlnir the yar
j to ;he number o.' '.Si'. mikiiiK !he total
I ii. n !n mil it V K''. Ki'Mii Ihiji iiiiin-
I ' .- '.Il 1 W'Te ?.! ile.. tl.HlX.
The In li'.nn.i'K of a K'n-ial '-i!t "f ',
h. n m . f neelia I o . 1 in a ;r.innui
ti I r. . mini. n Lit,. ni .,f C.ii't.im Sius-
li. ... the i-:il.-f Ititi-ll.cenee "llloer, l-i.'k-'
;mr '. a .'omtiinat: 'li In the department
! th" 'ik of th,. iteii'-r.il hoafj. Hie i
iir e ii.. te iin, th,. nill.e f naial In
I ::-iem -. to h.'.'i vetnaii-.il!y K''n-
.ial Kiaff ivnk. T'liihinc the naval
ii iTiemi in.- r .mi I in iores th,. Mip'i
Hif ii.ti-nt 'h p ."iiinn ii I hioii that im i-a-lit
be iiinli-r lj i'r over 1 learn of ag';
li.it the i.iur.ie -hail be f"tir ye.iri. ul
'l.al 't itiHNt-too iin. l , hIiim Ii. i.r.o l.t
e... S , , ,.,r.,..n. take ,,e ! ''ANToN. O,. .K t. U.-Mr.. MoKi..-
Plaee of line ..Ill -ra up- r.v,m-n,!,-.I. ;i,' ' "'" " '""-
In lorn. .-l,,... i,lth the naial ir., 'u"h " h, ocoumM l ' ,r
.-a.:,.,,. It ; .,, i.i,,,.., that a,...ll,h" ,,,,,,,r' ' U nuwl '
!.r .f I.'.', u, ...... !., bi.it for thel!"' iwUvi' 'i,r: h br "1)! to
Sin Kr.iii h.-.i station. ,ttko 1,1 ",t!,'r l'u"ts presented
ti t t . .k., ., i to her.
. 1 1 1 i . ii.."'. ,,.. . iiMniiv o, in,- r-
:i, ir:. I ti.i I ,,r ir4..nnel 1 reneri-e.l f,i:
... . '., i. ...... i.. I
Iiiih irlu n mhiiiIiik to omKreiw of the
ibuliil. imperatlv,. need of the navy f ir K-t:l iu trri'l Uetwei'n Two Families
in ir- ollii-ein an.l men. X nv he a.ldi I N"'"' Whatcom.
Home Hlartllmr tliriir'a to nuppoit Ills
..,. ,., i-vomni'tiilatli nn. llt. saya If! NKW WHATOOM. Wash.. Oct. 12.-
he d.'iiai'tiiieiit were called ii;on tojJii: aors th,. Internntlonal bminlury
man the chip for n. rvU e It cni'd n n jlln' fr,,m P"1!.. thin ivunty, two f.mi
nie.t tie 'le.nanl. Th.r,. itr,. not 1 me eiiK'HW.1 'a i quarrel over a roaJ
enmieli I ii.. ..m.-era lo mm the jliiim al- ;" Nli h pnn.il through a field beUiiigins
leuly eo. Mini. -ted. When In thr'i
yens Hie vess-is now under construc
tion slull hav,. been c implete.l. the
number "f officers nivsai'v to man
tl.em and auxiliary veswis will be less
Hi. in a thnin-iil and the problem pre
sented is how tiles,, ohicers can be se
cure! In the shirt time remaining. At
incseni th,- lines of the navy un b'r the '
personnel act and as fed from Ann ipo-
Ms Is lucre i-lng only al the rate of 10
; r .vein- In ..umber It" mllcers being
rel'ri'l nrlil, rarity uich year) w hich j
would make thirty for the three years.
rjnntnunnniijninnrtinn
Morse's Department Store s
We aro niemhers of the Orecon Washington and Montana Cn.sh
Ituyers' Union, an organlsn Hon composed of over 40 stores assiH-lat-hl
together for the purp.ise of buying goods In large quantities direct
from the manufacturers, thus saving Jobbers' profit.
In this way wo buy from 15 to 20 per cent less than other mer
chants who are compelled to buy alone. What w save In buying
will be saved by our customers. You always do beticr at Morse"g De
partment Store.
triJVinJvriJuinunrujviriruT
According t't A'lmlral Crow ninshlill.
oily r'iriivly In lu liicr.-im' Hip iiuin-b-r
of iudt lit th Naval scid-iny to
i than sort It U ri"Mfrmi' rnj- d
tbr. tr 1 n n I fi with the ijt'Xt mnr-rn
lli'ro Mi.iil In? alliw at thv acnl'-iny
tW'i iuv.il ioI'U fur 'vi-ry rapiv-iita-t)
vt- i.r 1 li'ij t f. 'wi, f.,r mi li riiilnr.
Ikii fur tin- U m : r:t nf ('nlumblt nnl
I ii-ii nt I iik" uniiuiil'y nnl tliv. Uie
I r hiih br llilt"l ti four jvjri,
I Aii'il!ir HlrlkinK pTimni'niatbia "f
A 'I rtilrul ' "r -nlitlil(rM uii'l. r the h'M'l
of p rniiil U 1 hut f iur vl -u lrniraU
! rrt rfilurlnj tri nuinbT "f
rfr-tt.lm;rl, . 14 If inv-iia.iry. It
u JII ihu: thn t'lilld Htalr uft'-n haa
1k'ii In a hunillUtinn p"l!lon n Im
linrt'iiil in: MI'ni abnml bv r'na-n nt
I'jw rank ut ka naval r-iirr'nt-tivn.
Thr r'b'irt cl-iwa with an ar"
rut re' rnm,'niallin f'r th cfutlun 'it
4 lutl'itul navnl rarrve.
fliMUITTl'M A PWII VTfl I
W
I ''.it li.-r rrohltil:l D'jfr.'ii In
MjrrlHti Ut:l A i in .pllfhi j
tv IIue 'if D-puti'a.
i hv.V Kit AN'i'IS' V i. f'-:. I: -oi.lv
' nn.riniK f Um were h-ll lnUy by
!,t, i,,,,,.,., f hit ti:.nn!al rmvrit. n
,,f th,- Kii ' iii.il rhuri h. Th.. hni.. ;t
I. ., i.t.l ti,i.lr r.r.m ... n.
: ,.r.,p.in. Jiint r',mm.!t' t,) ( ii!nti,"r
pr.ihlhl r I .l-fr.-en In nmrMaK- an. al
, :i,r,. i,iK)iiip tn a. t n a commi:-
t,- w,,h w,:t n unir.ate n !.,nf .if
m:iti:i-fr f,(r the mianlonarj' burl. Th-
,, ,,f ,h. nil! probalilv WW
i'.itii'li-r u e l .f can in , rh xing
f.ir the il.m u.n nt th: cnnvi'nt'-'H
:h,i... ithlrh r.. '.e.-in''-.l of n-..-l Im
! ni in. e
I. Iile 11 arciimiilUhl J bv t.'le h lUll-
f le".'U b " ii a few 1'hnne-a In
he nil. " i f j ri -e l.ir iin.l '.i;.. u 1 ip-
tl ni .he M',rt of the Jn'.nt I'lrninln-
:nii on n.irk'I'i il n a I.iik
KATIIKI! OK li:M M U.K
1
! Memi.rbil Shaft IVilU-ate.l to Th .in.n
JefferK.in a: M ntl ell.'.
Illi'HMi iNI. Va , lK-t. 12. One hun
Iri.l an'l flT')- m-mliem nf the J'ffer-
'ii flub, nf St. I-nu!. ti)fc'i thr with
i Kr 'i; tbr its of rllti-tm aeniblej to
l.iv : M iii'hvll i. tin- h nt'irli- home of
Tb uniM J"ff T.sn. t, kdie.ite a mem
orial uliaf: nf rej M:'iurl Krailte.
The ;in-seMa;i.in of tl;e nn numeiit
.n male by t'oiittrfUMiiiin Itenton, of
Mtmi.iiir!, an.l a acniit-.-J by General
FMzhiiKh WretentlnB the D-mv-rm
y of Iritlnla.
SliT TilK 1L.VPI I S.
IVt.-r Xl-aen'a Trip in the
ler."
'K.V.! Kit-
XIAiiAHA FALLS. X, Y
I'et -r X iK' ii, of rii ca i.
. o.-t. i: -
:Uee-ifuny
nej-otiated whlrll' Ml rapl In th.a after
noon In a 'Jl-foot rl;.ir Nhnp'd boa!
i i'le 1 the Fivil KilU-r."
The : n i u u witnessed by 1 o.tfX. ivo
ple. The - i KHIer" pass' d throush
' the rati i.h In four miuli-.
i-llANi-.E K.U THE liETTEIV
Mrs M.'Klnley'a t'ondltl on Is Greatly
Improved.
MAX AND WIFE KII.UKD.
to mo of them, on one silo was a
trim anl his wife anl mi the other a
iiiiiti iin.l his son. Tn.. man and wife
were kill! In the m ico.
The names have n't been learned.
AKUIVES FUOM MANILA.
' j
SAX KUANV1SCO. Oct. 12 The j
transport Kllpatrlck arrived from Ma-
nlla lodiy. She brought 90S enlisted!
nun, sixty-live cabin passengers, twen
ty-tw.i lisch irgcd soldiers and six piis
,in,rs.
nnrj
ANOTHER SEVERE
STORM AT NOME
Steamer Kimball Reports Two
Seattle Men Drowned.
KCION OF 1LKR0R PREVAILS
Kvbktriri It Horn tt Nlthlly Octarrracc
Rich Nuueli Froa DiKovtry Clala
-THrialToiol (kit Dail
Bronibl Doi,
I'OItT TOWXSUXD, Wan., 0- t. V..
Xtne h.i sgiin been visited by a
norm. a. e.,riilii(( to advice teceivi-d
here f'lay by the au-arnvr J hn S. K.ro
bali. t'.iptaln G-tr& S:vri and Tra
iy Ii ib'-rtnon, of Sattlt, were Jrowned.
A P'-ijn of nrr ir pr,'va:l at Xome and
roble-n.., nrp f n Khtly i turrence.
IXmovery (ia.rn on Anvil crelc haa
aKnn diatlnKUlanei itaif on 8-j.tem-.
b'T H, U'iJ.' In iiUKKela Ih-hk poked up
anl on the I'lf h It yleldei other weigh-
:nk' li::-'.
The Klmha.l b'ouKht d m n 3u pat
viKerj an) iVj-K'm in trianure.
LU' Ky SuMR MIXKitS.
Th.r I of a Tn -f Oolj l)u. Arrive
at Vl.torli.
VICTohlA. H. C, Oct. 12. A thirl
of a ton of gold dunt waa brourrit
jil iwn from the Xorth today, li pound
I being brought by Tagish Jim, an In
jdian wh) miTis ,ime of ;h rleh-nt
I' iaiiia n the district. To tile Nor.h
j Aii.er.i an Tranip irtatl in and Trading
i iwnpii.'iy came 4v) pounds aal the bal
atuv was hell by indsvllual minerj
fwn the Klondike and Atlin.
The niinern were alkiweil a rebate of
He t c-nt of the amount of royalty
t.i. y paid the governmeni m the Yukon.
The numt.in an to whether the bl
compa iy la to be allowed a rebate Is
th- ub)e t of corrmp miicj between
the prln.ipils and the Dominion gov
ffimi nt.
IIOHEUTSOX WELL KNOWS.
The Iirowne.l Seailieltn, Pniminent !n
Affairs of the City.
SEATTLE, Oct. 12-Tracy Robert
p.'ii. n in drow.ul n the storm at
X one. wa, well known In S-attie a
.v eret.iry of Hie chamber of commerce.
He was luie prominent In the affairs
of this cty. He was a brother tn law
"f Linn I', if. who was murdered on
i he Yukon by G.vrg.- O'Hrien on Christ
m.is day. ls.
Ixoritisiiixi.; niEiu vexi5e.xce.
i
The Dniaiter Empress of China Issu-.s
Twj Edicts.
1'EKIX. Oct. 12 The dowager em
press has Issued two ejicts. one of
which establishes three new boards and
b dishes nu"y minor ollleesi and the
other admonishes officials to enforce
th,. reforms decree In the recent edicts
and Mys:
"Myself and the emperor fir the pas:
vear have slept on worm wo hI and eat
en g.il!"-A Chinese metaphor for
nourish. h.; vengeance.
'No trilling measures." says the edict,
"will restore pnrerlty. The destiny of
the government, whether for happiness
or Jestn.i'tlon Is Involved In these re
forms, which will make China Indepen
dent. "
The f ir.'ien ministers t might determ
ine dto cv.ct the fiMvlgn merchants oc
cupying houses without the consent of
the ow ners. The Chinese do not desire
to distu b those who were established
before th.' siege.
HACK ASKOSS ATLANTIC.
Owner if Yacht En.lymon Issues Cital
l nge for IW.OOO.
NEW YOltK. lie:. 12. The schooner
yacht En. Union, whose owner. George
Lau.br. Jr.. of Pittsburg. Is said to
have Jus; Issued a challenge for a race
.ici-o.-s the A. Untie for $j0.O00 a side,
was dcstgtie.l entirely for deep sea
cruising, says the World.
In this veiimry the only boats In the
En dyi lion's class that could compete
with her In an ocean race are the
Hi 1. -g mi. on '.ej by Edward H. Cole
man, of ItiifT.ilo. and the Constellation,
. lined by Francis Skinner, of Huston,
while in England there Is C. Lorr Ew
ing's sclio.iiier, the Italnbow. which
migh! r.i. e Mr. Lauder's boat from the
English const to this country.
ELEVATION OF IltELAND.
Improbable That Prelate Will Be Made
Cardinal a: Next Consistory.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12. Concerning
.he much discussed question, as to
whether Archbishop Ireland Is soon to
be ma le a cardinal, the Rome corre
spondent of the Tribune cables:
Recently efforte were made to have
Ari'hpUhop Ir-land of Ht. Paul. cr-
t'd ear) nal. (thr lnfluen .es
:art-d a moverrent In favor of Arch
bishop KM"r nf Cln'innati. fteports
fr'iin the L'nlt-d 8 atea Ind cate that
decisive act! m by 1'ope Ieo l
pei ted "at rne consistory, to be b"l'l In
K irn. fictoIxT Vi."
At the Vatican, the THbune corres
p n lent has Just b-n Inf ornVd tha
the nIl cins st iry will be held about
Christmas and that U Is not prouabl
any cw tardlnal will be appointed
then.
BELIEVED TO IlK STOLEN'.
T'n-Dollar Note Presented at National
lia-ik of Helena.
RT. LOUIS. Oct. 12. -A ten-J .liar
treasury bsnk note was r.elved at the
postofllie today In payment for stamps
purporting to b lauu dby the Na
tional Dank, of H-Ina. Montana, but
'.outlining s'.gna-ure-s which are not
those, of the presib-ni and cashier of
the bank.
T.ie note Is thought to be om from a
ruekagp containing 4W) which disap
lard from the United Stat-s express
company's car between Indlanapdis
anl St. Louis, within the last two
seeks.
DSCIDED AGAINST CITT.
Law
lating ly Olenlng of Saloons on
Election Days.
DE-J MOINES. Ia., Oct. 12.-Th-;
supreme curt d"'--!d-d '.bat a city has
no statutory authority to prescribe a
fine fur ttie violation of that aect.oi of
the Iowa mul t U' prjhbltlng opea
m: miRs on eiect.on days, holidays or
Sundays. The mulct law provides that
In case of such violation the saloon
kve.e'r loj his rignts under the mulct
l.'.w anl becom- .subject to the prohi
bit ry law anl may be Indicted and
hs saiom close 1. Cities may not re
duce this penalty to a nominal fine, as
in the cas decided.
INSTANTLY KILLED.
James Il'urk Fatally Shot by John
Hjrman.
MATToOX. Ills., Oct. 12. An un
known man, supposed to be Jima
Kourke, after escaping from the Jit-'n-tlou
hospital whi're he bad b.en sent
several days ago In a frmy nf WlHum
tremens, entered 'he home of John Her
man as the family were ses.te.1 kt the
table. Flourishing a butcher knife,
he drtive away all the family but Mr.
Herman, wn.i stepped into .m a !J lin
ing r-som fir i revolv.-r ni.d shot
Hourke in the breast, killing him in
stantly. OBSERVANCE OF THE SABQ-VTH.
Lively Discussion by Pp'Sby?r.an Syn
od at Haker cuy.
F.AKEIt CITY, Ore.. Oct. 12.-The
Presby.eri m synod devoted the day to
the coislderatlon of reports of com
mittees and other nutiiie business.
Tne r irt of the committee on spec
ial observances of the Sabbath pro
voked thi liveliest discussion. Some of
the ministers were bitterly opposed to
Christian people riding on street cars
or r.i!Irvids on Sunday and several tn
tcreu a vigorous protest against Sun
day n.-wspap-rs.
FIGHT AT A DANCE.
One Man Killed and Two . Burned to
Death While Asleep.
TOPEKA. Kas.. Oct. 12.-.M a dance
held In Lane last night a general fight
star:?d. John Teehan was struck in
the head and fatally Injured. One of
the dancers, Eug.'ne Cronan, went to
his office to sleep, accompanied by J.
McDonald. The office was set on Are
by si'me of the other, dancers and the
two men burned to death.
The father of Cronan has gone hope
lessly Insane.
CONOR EG ATI OX ALISTS M E ET.
PORTLVND. Me., Oct. 12. Nearly
m delegates from all parts of the
country and representatives from Can
ada and Enginn.l met today to take
part in the eleventh triennial session of
.he national council, of Congregational
churches. Before any Important busi
ness was entered upon McK'nley me
morials service wfre bold.
PRESIDENT HOLD COXFFKRENCE
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12. -The recl
nrorltv treaties now pending before the
senate committee on foreign relations
were the subj-vt of a conference to
day be'ween the president and Senator
Cull.im of Illiiiios. Senator Frye, of
Maine, was a caller on the president
but participated only incidentally in the
conference.
PERIOD OF MOURXIXQ OVER.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12. The thirty
days' period of mourning prescribed by
President Roosevelt In respect to the
memory of the late President McKlnley
will expire tomorrow and the flags of
all government buildings will be dis
played .gain at full mast, beginning
Monday morning.
RANSOM MONEY
IS NOW READY
Missionaries Trying to Get In
Touch With Brigands.
WANTS TO KNOW AMOUNT
Called States Lffatlot Prepared to Tar
Over Ike flosej-New Demaadi
Sksrtlr Eisecles From
Prlftaoi,
CONSTANTINOPLE Oct. 12.-T&
situation In the case of MIsa Stona to
night Is tha: Missionaries Baird and
Haskell are still trying to get In touch
with the brigands In order to agree on
tr.e amount of ran-iorn. It Is scarcely
likely this agreement win be reached
for some days.
As ion as word comes from the mis
sionaries that the amount of ransom
has been determined upon, a member of
the Unite! States legation will start for
the place named with the money.
NEW DEMAND EXPECTED.
Brigands May Soon Be Heard From
Intense Interest Felt.
NEW YORK. Oct. 12.-Concernlng
he case of Miss Stone, the kidnapped
missionary- the Constantinople corres
D mden: of the Journal and Advertiser
cabl-s:
People versed In bandit tactics pre
sume the band, being well Informed,
have fled owing to the publicity giver,
to the conditions of ransom and expect
the brigands will shortly send a new
demand from s-wn? unexpected quar
ter. Nobody fears that Miss Stone's life
at presen; endingwej. as the brigands
desire ransom and will not resort to
extreme measures unless compelled br
pursuit- The American officials will
not divulge the plan of action they have
rrrauged, but almlt their Intense anx
iety. MrS3 STONE LOCATED.
NEW YORK. Oct. l'-Accvrdlng to
the Sofia correspondent of th World,
th? Bulgarian police are assured that
Miss M. Ell--n Stone, the kidnaped
American missi .iiry. has been con
ducts 1 by twenty brigands close to the
village of IakaruU in Turkish terri
tory. LUMBERMEN TO ACT.
Meeting Called to Protest Against Re
cent Raise In Rates.
SEATTLE ,0-U 12.-Shingle manu
facturers ard lumber men of the state
will meet Octob t 24 to protest against
the recent actln of the railways In
raising the rates east of Missori river
points. The recent raise In rates as
applying to shingles has made lumber
men fearfui of a similar action regard
ing tbelr product.
WERE ROYALLY ENTERTAINED.
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Ont..
Oct. 12. The progress of the royal par
ty today was characterised by a series
of receptions to the Duke and Duchesss
of Cornwall and York. Afrer leaving
Toronto until their arrival here there
was hardly half an hour of the day In
which demonstrations of some character
did not occur.
ANARCHIST MAGGIO LNDICTED.
DENVER. Oct. ii. A special to the
Republican from Albuquerque, Mexico.,
says Anrone Magglo, the anarchist ar
rested at Silver City because of his al
leged predictions of the assassination of
President McKlnley, was indfeted by
the federal grand Jury for conspiracy
to kill the president.
SULTAN IN MORE DIFFICULTIES.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 12. The
Ottoman students In Paris, who are
generally secret agents of the Turkish
g ivernnient. have telegraphed to the
sultan demanding 'he tmmeliate pay
ment of their allowances. Otherwise
they threaten to launch an agitation
which will endanger the throne.
SUPREME COURT TERM.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12. The United
States supreme court will assemble Oc
tober 14 t the fall term.
TRAGEDY AT BUTTE.
BUTTE, Oct. 12. William J. McCain,
a miner, this evening was shot and In
stantly kllcd by Patrick Hayes, also a
miner. Hayes fled.
BASEBALL SCORE -
PORTLAND, Oct. 12. facoiiia, g;
Portland, 5.
SEATTLE, Oct. 12. Spokane. 13; Se
attle, S.