The morning Astorian., December 17, 1901, Image 4

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Till, MORNING ASTOKIAN, TWSIUY. DlttOUM-lt 17. 11)01
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SWEET RESTORERS.
LEEP cannot be imitated except in
There are other white soaps that
look like Ivory Soap, this Is a penalty which
it pays for its great success. But ycu arc
not deceived, there is only one Ivory, the
others are Imitations of its perfections.
99K PER CENT. PURE.
HIGH OLD TIME
AT PUSH CLUB
Annual Meeting Attracted a
Large Attendance of Mem
bers Last Night.
NEW OFFICERS SELECTED
Interesting Papers Were Read on
Various Subjects. After Which
the .Members anJ Guests
RegalcJ Themselves.
President C. W. Carnahan.
Vice-President R. M. Gaston.
Secretary H. 8. Lyman.
Treasurer-. N. Griffin.
Board of Directors August Hilde
brand. Harrison L. Hamblet. G. C.
Fulton, O. I. Peterson and Harrison
Allen.
the club got Into deeper water Mid ills
cussed the Niearaguan canal and gov
eminent ownership of railroads, how it
finally came to the conclusion that it
was on the wrons track ami cot ba.-k
to local ssu" roads, the farmers"
congress, hatcheries, the creamery and
other proposals to. numerous to men
tion. The speaker sai l the Posh Club
needed just a trifle more help from
the people, and when this was given
he was sure the association would do
much good In the coming year. The
address was brief, but full of interest,
snd Mr. Hamblet was congratulated
on all sides.
"The Future of Astoria"' was the
subject of rather a remarkable oration
ACHIEVEMENT OF
MARCONI SYSTEM
Ocean Liners Converse in Mid
Atlantic, Though One Hun
dred Miles Apart.
i SENT EACH OTHER THE NEWS
Kcm.u kablc Tot MaJe by I ti in ia
I mid I'litbriu lltiw Sckitcc
KvK'trJs (lie I est MuJc
at St. John. X. F.
NKW YOUK. lVv. lt -The Cunnrder
Ktiutia. which has Just arrived ! re.
was in communication for .nmv than
live hours In nudocean with her sis
ter ship, the I'mbtla. Lane; lufcre
either ship sighted the other their
commanders were converging by 'lie
-MaiYoni wireless system. Th- pcsition
of each ship was known on the other
hours before their main trucks showed
alwe the horison.
The F.truria left Uvei'.i k.I ..ii lv
cttnlsr 7. the same day the l"nttia
steamed out of Sew York, '"hey .v.te
liitri mil's east northeast .f Sandy
lick when they passed each other last '
W, dnrsday. or In latitude ..".:: t nd '
longitude M "7. Five tours h. l-ic
that, or when they were fully ' miles
apart the reivcr on the Kturtn be- !
-an to et:ck warml'm ly. The opcrawr!
replied .mi thru the word "('mhtiu'
was !ow!y sp.li. J out on ;! K: run is ,
instrument Then f blowing the I'm
b:ta s location. ;
The K'.run.i repli.d. gl. in ; h-r hsa- '
t: n. which showed her to be Hilly 1 " '
mi'vs away from the other ism I. !
The 1'mbria sent he." iuihiNv if jus-
"fS'H, the fa t that all was w.-ll an 1 I
th- I. it. si :i. w s 1'ion Nea York. Th.' J
Ktni'ia sent word of the burning of i
tl'.v -.--at l.veip ,, exchange nu.idtan
gle. w hi. Ii o. curr d on lVivnitvr i
wh:;. the K'rirU was 1 1 n t In the
iiu"-.-v.
NOTIFIED TO QFIT.
timely nt n moment when the Hocrs
atv showing sinus of ills, eintept with
the life on commando, but that the ;
Hellish, instead of coii-iatulallng
themselves, ought to twit forth further '
efforts, on a bljt scale. '
Anode' dispatch finm the same cor- !
rvondent says thai, of the S'V Hoeis '
collected north of Hethel. Ueuernl Met 1
Vlljoen. only two comman !oes of liW
each remain In the nelnhboi hood The
ivst. Includini: VllJ.vn, hae none to
the northeast, toward the IVIaiioa
railway line There seems, says the ;
correspondeni. no n'a.on to doubt that
Vctlnc rresldent Schalk I erer and
lloer ko eminent ottl. la'.s h.ue ctossid
the line north. Alter n.Urvssinit a
taiRc meettiii; near t'arolliui. at which
he told the burKhers that they must
W steadfast, as foreliit Intention was
certain iM'fore lon. S halk-iei cer i
se.'ins to hae decld. d that the comttry j
north of the lVla'oa railway Hue was
moiv attiacthe than the hk'h veldt,
wheie the Itrltlsh eoliinim are hust
ling the Itoers Incessanlly He Is prob
ably n In the ueU!ib.rho.i, of I'll
grlms liesi, where some I'.oers
have settled for the sumiiu r.
Ihet Ylljoeu Is th - leading -plrlt of
the I'.oei!, In the eastern Pratt, ail.
After (leneial Itntha ha I tven buy
eucoiiraglUK the biirghers with tabs of
the wtth liawal of Krltlsh iro.'ps and of
Hoer sttcces.es In I'apo t olittiv. his
t Vll.lo.'tt si defeat by ileneral llainllton
should sttmit artly iiuT' a.e the il'xooti
tent whhh Is very life Mttolu the
ll.'f'rs in these districts
Ill
Nothing
Miikps 11 tiim ili'iisiiij; iiiul ilut'iiMo ''jl't tlinii
11 well cIi.im 11 niliili' tl' Jcwfliy, Silvt'iwaif,
llln-iiv lJ.iu.I-, I'nl tiliiss, tip it I'm.. Silk I'm-
Idclln. I'.vt i v iitfp in .sloi k in til'iiiiniiit I
iiiili(v nii.l value.
j. ri. snvnouR.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
sun-s riiisw on.i n.t
1NIKI;STM LAN If
A 1 i V.
Why the t.ejland Urothers Had Such
a Tiying I'speilence Seamen
Nearly All French
At the fourth annual meeting of As
toria's famous Push Club, held last
night, the above-named oiHcers were
chosen to serve for the coming year.
The meeting was the most important j
in tne nistory of the ciuo. and
"iGood Roads." by August Hllde-
brand. held the attention of the mem
bers for about 10 minutes. Mr. HIM.
brand said he thought the prosperity
the 10' tne ron"nunlty depended to a larg-
lare number of cltixens present spent I exl'" n Public highways, and thai In
an evening that will not soon be for- its advocacy of this idea th- Push flub
gotten. The Push Club plrit w as was an jndlsp-nsible factor In the w-l-rampant,
and al! the officers were Meet-! fare of the city. During tne curs...
by G. C. Fulton. Mr. Fulton said that '
he was not a prophet, nor et the son Mur,"n' Served With Papers IVmand-
jof a prophet, and would not under- lnK '"'"n ot Experiments
take to say what the future would! ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Dec. 1. -Marconi
I bring forth. He expected some day to was served w ith a legal document to-
cross the great divide and nestle In day by solicitors of Anglo-American
the bosom of Father Abraham, and j Telegraph Company. These notify him
didn't want any prophetic ghost to dls- that said company possesses exclusive
turn his sweet slumbers. However, j monopoly of telegraph business within
he was willing to predict that Astoria -Vew" Foundland and Its dependencies
should help Itself if It would become and demand that he cease his expert
great He said he thought the people ; ments forthwith, otherwise the corn
were getting closer together; that their i Pn' apply to the supreme court
Interests were more closely identified ( f"r Injunction restraining him from
and that they would soon solve the se- 1 further trials.
cret of success. He believed the fu
ture was bright, and that unity was
required to make Astoria the city she j v .. . .
should be. Professor Points Out Some
or tne interesting lessons.
NEW YOKK. Dec. 1.-M. I. Pupln.
A3 VIEWED BY SCIENTISTS.
KIINT SCUM kim: 1 MM.K
hi. Ii was male f 1 .nit at- .e-.llnniv
w ire i-i-ora'el with KOtta p-tvha. was
fifty v. .us utfo it was a! .0 about this
laid acr.'s- th..' l!m:lih rluni'i. ! about
same V.l''.' Ih.lt 11. -t I'.':'. . rna.il
!lt(.'S. Ih' . ,1:1-1 r.'tl'Wne.: .. s:, p-oa
.lire was lbs: ln:r'.u ! :o '.'.' ui.
lie. and Its Niii'nt a. a f.lin.Iy in.'.ll
c.i'r .Iu' iik tho-a' .af a:.i Ht ,., lij s, .
that th- htuartil- ...Ii- while l"
da. I: t in h ah ii- n 1:;- .me reliable
rem-.ly f-r U spep .ta 111 It.;. ;.'ti (hit
iii.n. y cn-ttpati n. toll-01 -u. . ti. i -
itisnrss n:- iii...'1'.nla. I' vo l ar- a mi'
f. '-r ft.eii th-s- dl-e.i. s. tt N b-C.UIH-
y-u haM' never t-led trie rn
It at on, e. If you w-uM 1
will strength. -n your tiitir- v
produce s.'tltlil s' p. an I R
must naturally follow.
The San I'liinolse.i Call piltits the
following Interview with Captain Hal- j
ley. of the 1'viand Ihos . which bad
such a nariovv rscape front destruc
tion after leavlnii this port. ' We left
the Columbia tlvcr on N'o.etnlvr 3o j
We did Hot have a et K- . crevv as j
nearly all the men were I're ich and
could not speak I'nl sh 'In IScelll- j
ts r .: we were ..tiuef. bv a lull thane I
The ship was th'-ow 11 o-i hei Is-atn ends
and the I. e I..I1 was un lei water for!
i
IJ hours I w as 11.0 auie ..f an) thing J
a't I i-ver osier gave my unii inli- '
carried The Ki enehtn.-n eoii'd not j
speak a woid of lllKllih. and. of 1
e.-ai-v iiel her 1 ti.r my aihcet. can !
t limes It
tei s Ti y
well It
vein, and
d loal'.h
speak lh ' !
th. u-.h w e w .u:d g.
I- hi k than k-.-ol
hip 1 Uh'c I h. I If
"i-ie pi fa:i!v k .... I
ha I lnfi. t . s ar
an I main f-'e t..p...
ri. 1 aw a v . s -uv - .lath.-
d-el.. an I n ...
ha 1 l.e-i s:i.;h'.!, .
t- amount t air. C hi-r
l. -s I ,b- Ii I t- put
d as
d 'W II
nan ...
lid w.
ail
Ho
bo'.
.'Ill 111
w el oil. e
T..c cat go
the lower
in 'gotlatloiis, and that n.veiil tiiifor
it nate mlstindei'Ntaudlngs veeie respon
sible for the feeling created at that
nine. However, all this Is nu.ieiit bis
, t ry and will be foigotteu There I"
jsitll a limine to Interest Mr I'epl-w
h.ie and the ipHirlunlly will not Is'
I allowed to go b
j I'lnviM Tt itKiMii I'isri u:
M lleiai.l Sa Sultans obstinacy
! Was I Hie to Itussia
I NKW YiKK. Inm d - 1'iof, Victor
llerard. Ill nil uithle In h,. Urviie .In
I'atis, .pioled by Hie I'arla correspond -.-ill
of the Loudon Times ami Nrvv
Yolk Tittles., illnell.aes Hip IV. cut
l-'i auco Tut klili dlstnit...
M H. iai.l ariiv.-a at the con. Insloii
Hint the siiliau's ob.tina was due
to the ta.il ell.s.lli imem. ill of litis.
ia. Who feared Hint French a. Hon
vv-ul l stir ut the Armenian nuetloii
This savs Mr Herald, Is eolitiaiy to
llll-'la Wishes bf.ailM. she .le.lle.
'I'lliiiaie'v I., .stabllsh h r.elf In the
'liilf of Alexnudr.. and I.) obtain o
.eH.lol
ur.ate
..T How CI I MAI. I'll' I'.'W tlool)
I Coal Is pot a bunt y II l a ti.ces-
j.iiv. Winn Ho. householder buys coal
be wants coal that will bum ti"l eoal
that will 'burn bis inolie)'" only. Wy
oming ....il, from the ..I. bulled ll.uk
Hpilngs mines. Is the veiy best be
had for family Use. Il produces His
maximum of heat mid Hi- minimum of
din and nh.' In pi be II Is wllhln
'the leach id all. Hive II a trial Tele
phone fed H I I.MoltK C-'..
Agents.
'.HIHSI'M VS ,MI Foil Till: l'Nlt,
Thai there are families In our lily
who are actual!! la need and will
.hepl) appreciate help at this I lino
there Is no doubt. The Hnlvnilon Army
has laid plans t.i send snflUieiit to each
for a Christmas dinner To this end
they need donations ..f Ira. coffee, ll
Km, I'lKtei, potatoes meat, fruit M4
vegetables To cheer Hie liralts of lbs
.till. lieu they nerd nuts, calliy, toys
and dolls Hen. I woid t Hie oltlcer In
ihaige of Hahatlon Aiuiy and dona
I tons will be .ailed for or. thry limy
be s. nt I the MnUalloU Ann) ball
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
of all Hie
Ai in. ma
lalhvay line.
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t I ... i l ..it si rum,
Il .mm.'let Shi A iloi l
rail Ir f-t W im tiloli.
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Sun ly o ).
I v ii ts had c
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t i .. o' th. er
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STKIKIX Kb
I 'l N 1 1
PROUST TO CONGRESS
HOI K SY.M I'.Vl llll'KS IN AM.
KRICA IO I'AKK ACTION.
ed by acclamation. Mr. Hamblet
urged to accept the presl.l -n , 1 ut I
stated that he would b. ui.nble to at- ,
tend to the duties of th- ofT'.i and de- ;
cllncd.
A retrular business s-ssi-i va h-ld j
prior to th eiectl.in of r ihrs. Act
ing President Gaston pr-sn'ed a 1 rh f ;
report of the affairs of the club, as
did Secretary Lyman. I-jrinu the j
mt-ting Mr. Hamble stated that he j
had interviewed Captain A. T. S'r-r.m
during a reeent business trip to Taro
ma. and that the captain in sured him
there was a chance for A'cria 'o se
cure a shipyard. fin motion of Mf.
Hambh-t. Swr-tary I.yman was In
structed to correspond vvi'h Cat tain
Stream regarding th- mat-r. Th
Taroira ya; !. n-trotlations for th- es-Uibiishrn-nt
of which In th" rl:y wor"
once tinder way. ha n'.r-.idv turned
out two vess is, an t th 't.lrl. a bark,
will bi- launched this .
In aee.ir Ian with th- 1 l.m outlin
sl bv the eontTTiitii-- n:i t'rrTam, sev
eral members of th- club male bti-f
addr-ss-s on subjects of interest. While
it was expected that tho.-e addresses
'Vi.uld be very pleading, it must be con
fessed that the speeches proved some
what of a surprise. Mr. Hambb-t was
first called upon, his cubj.'-ct being,
"The I'ush Clule-It History. Alms
tmd Accomplishments." Mr. Hamblet
siild the club was a sort of mutual
admiration society, where the nemb-rs
tried to help each other. H told of
the organization In 1857. when It was
considered the transportation question
nhould Ije looked Into; how, after wor
rying with transportation for a lime,
! of his remarks he advocate I the
'n-
struciion of a 'anal that would rnak
it posisbl- for st-am-rs to run to Sea
side. Dr 51. I.. H-nd-r.-orrs vuhj-. t was
"Health." a matter w hh h ha.j ..... n
eiv.-n o.mi a-atlv-ly I : t r 1 a-t.-rp. ,,,
The ,. t.,r had n .t pr-par- d a a; , r
but th- A-torian has a 'rant-. I i'h
him to publish the s-ib-'-an f ; i s
spewh. iv hii h will atp-ar duri-ig ih--pr-s-nt
-ve-k. It was ., ..,,,.
ant and highly i'aerestmg a-Mr-s-
"Crea'D-ri-s." by A. S. Sk .!
another cye-np.-ner. Mr S'h . ,-,m
West in l....', when there v -r- r. ., ;y
only thr-e cn-am-iie- on th- - ;,st
.Now- there nre fully pi i, Th-
professor of electrical meeh.niics at
i Columbia rnlversity. in an Interview
1 says that he fully believes that Mar
coni succeeded In s gnal.r.g between
the coasts of Newfoundland and Corn.
wall. Kmrlan i he hi, .v-s.em nf Ir.. ' Tu.nsvaal and bs.k part I.I th
less telegraphy. Continuing, the pro
fessor said:
The signaling was very faint, as I
r-.ii in th- r-po.i. but that has little
to do with it. Th- d stance, which
,s at... nt .si miles, between these two
l o:nu .. ,n .iy.-r.-ome and I irther d--ve.,pi:!ent
of the sending' b.striiitienis
" all th .t Is re iU red."
l'1'.fess..r Piiiln sai l that n embers
.f th- So. i-ty of Kleetrl-al Kng.re. ra
Lai
1 alis I HuiiK we will t away In a
.lav o tw . " Th- Cil' as. piin - the
following srai. in.-nt Cap'aln l all. v
did not sac -o bat th- fact I. in vel
thel. ss triii- that III- i -hi m b I i 1 1 - . t
Is In the band, of .ilmts an I a v .
.i In orl.r t get a cre.v inn.! t,.
wlm' Is offering Thus th- I;linl
Hi... was toiv.-l d ov n fiotn Portland
t . Astoria and at the latter t'lae. her
tn-ti were ul almaid boarding
master wen' to s. a wl:h the n ami
cam- ashore on the tugb.iat II. fore
leaving be drew .b.wn his 'b... mon
ey.' and then the captain had a thane
Want I'nitcJ States to Stop Sulc '" 'l"""r 'ls crew In the ...... ,.f
tne i.eyi.tn t Iin.s nine tenths nf Hie
nun roti'd not speak Kngll.h and with
Kngllsb nffl. ers It can U Imaitln. d
what followed when a hurricane struck
the ship The Iianl Urns, was not
an hour In poll b-f re n'l hands f .r
ward had deserted her Wh. n a Call
reporter and an artist -nt aboard
th-re wasn't a soul left mi.e th- first
and second mules and Hie e....k All
the others were having a go -d time
on the front aboil that time"
( War Supplies to British
(iovvrnmcitt
I was ti -ubled for s.vrial .,m
.villi . br..iiie in, tu-, -mi, .n ,i,,,t i,,.i,,.t,,
.h hlli'i " W:l ,. .' J .licen, of I,n
"si.-r. N II. No i mint y In-lprd me
i. mil I I. nan li.lng Pl.-.trlc Hitters,
win. h .II I tne more ...hI than all th.
I I. in Inc. ever Used. Thev have also
I.. 1 1 ii v wi'e in ri-rilein b. altli for
v.ais Si,,- inn Hb-ctrlc Hitters nre
lu-t iien,. for feinal liouble. H.at
ih.-y are a giau 1 tonic and Inv lgorntr
for weak run down Women. No oilier
in.ii. in. can take Ha place 111 our fam
ily " Tiy tlirin only lv HalUfac
Hon guaianteed by limits Drugstore.
All lr! a m.ik I '.i. e itiii'-'l 'n St
lidile Willi . N.irih'iu I'scKlo trains
lo and from tlio l a.', and H.nia I po.nii
J C MATH,
.i '.'li 11' jli! sil t f'a.riger Agent.
ll'IIITE i'l)IJi.ll " USE
..Portland - Astoria Houlo..
STR. "BAILEY GATZERT."
Dally It mild Trtpi Fx. ept Hundr.
lIMt CAMU
Speaker Henderson might have In
iio.luced an Innovation and bad the
niemlM-rs shake db e for the ch-lco f
s.-ats --Washington Post.
I..ivi I irtUnd..
le'ave Aslot a . ,
7 a.
T P
in.
in.
-t
T-gon is in "j
is cunty. I
n a r. -
ufactur-s infi.i.H) pounds of 1 u-t-r y-ar-ly.
Dalryinir. through th- m-dium .f
creameries, has l-n,mp .,nr. ,,( , ,r.,.
B-n"s lm;e.rtant Industrb s. Mr .-k:-
refi-i-r-d p the ,-,n:i ol-on.ai i-a.-in-a-i
.n and favored strlnic-nt !a-...s
aa-ain-t Its sale for butt. r. 11- saii
it was doing great injury ., (.. ,j,,iry.
men. and that the la v n,;v ,-t 'r-
i-'i'tiss. , the silbj-'is hi., y.-ars
id many were at that II ne ,,f th
:i that th- .lay was ta.t far .Ii-
in ' -.'.h-n w ir-le.s m-ssrig. s oald be
"ti' 1 i-o miles or more A'-;ain on-
n-untr. h- said:
'on,- point which i-i of (:r--.u value
nd Inb-rest to the srlentlll w .rid s
Marconi has ptov-d i on' lusiv-ly
he ciii-. ature of the earth Is in.
to Ih- system of wireless
ti e Some were inclined to think.
h-re i.-t. h-atcd dis. nssjons
that th- curative limited the
All Marconi's efforts of late
p:m
;l.
h.i'
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NHW YORK. IVc. 16 -After V .
years' absence. Captain A. H. Hassell, I
recently a Hoer commander, addressed
the members of the sixty combined :
societies of the Ilattdeutrche Volks j
Fest Vereln In Hrooklyn, uisvn the op
pressb.n of the Transvaal. Sheriff
Orell. of New York. Introduced the '
speaker, who was born In Hr.siklyn '
Ijct he liecame a eltlicn of the :
assault
upon Majiil.a hill an I ..tjer slirrisig
episodes of llwr history slme th- war
with lrat Ilrilaln Isgan.
Mr lir.dl sail the societies '.'..iiiM
s.o'l have Jinn. ..in signatures to a I'f.
tition it'glng l'r. si l.-nt l:..os y. t to
enforce the tr-.ity of Washimrton,
whhh would prevent liigiind fr an s-.
. uring supplic- any ). in i v-n
hori-" at. I mules, in this count ly .lust
is so.-i ,i s th- p-titlon w a. r-a.lv. th--ii-tifT
sail, a d-l-Kai hei of f. -ihi p.r.
Sops W nllld des. end Upon lotlgl.-HS Wl
th- same ohj t in ,i-v. .'aptaln llas-
S.ll Maid Unit If th- Ito-ri ere ny
rmi'ie t.. light .an th-lr baiil-s,
an I if all h-lp were a lihh- Id from
Kng.'and by th- ..fb-r nitlons. the
II ers najld bankiiipl li. 'A' I'.rilain
rr miti'ids thi; cm .in:
The fat'le of lll. klell's Villi a Salve.
iij. the I-st In th- world. i i, nl. round
the e.il If, th - one e; f. , ( .,,,,r
of .'ins. .'.mis lliiins. Itr.ii.ei, Sor.s.
Si aids. l:..il I'lc-is Felons, A, n.-s,
I'alns and all Skm KiupMoii. t I -
Infallible I'll- . in.-, J". t,,,, t Hart's
Hi ir-' it !-
Pleasing the
Ladies
liurlii( llir ltg inlir rvruhifi thu
iunkcr lion id rrtm m'H-f Hi Ul iul
ftf rlTtt'tt 1ti rlfcif o wll
main t. (-initnnrrt flu ri ir (.Icaatirr
In Ihrlr ietilif liuiiin mi fcr hr -.(
m tn tf (hart Infr .r I. and. an,1 i(
lit tit) t r im w Mil- m try Ih
WILL MADISON.
The Dalles Boat
STR. " TAHOMA."
I Ilrmeen Por Unl, The psll'i and wf
I'alBlS
lIMt CAMU
, lset I'orllsti). Tu"tsy, Thurs-Uyl
and Kim.Uii at 7 a m.
Arrive Tim IMIrs th same dX. I p m.
leaven The Hailrs. rlundsys. Wdn-
days and Fr!dy, at 7 a in.
Arnvrt Portland, sain day, 4 p. m.
This rule has t.'is grinfst acsnle !
tta.il ua on r4rth Ien ling Foot
of Al.br street lloth
'Ph. 'lie. Msm Si I.
A J T A Y I 1 1 1 Act A.t irU
JollS M Flld.'.i'N, Agt. The psllss.
I'll ATHi.lt A HA UN KM, A(ls lbssl
lt:vrr
Wi..IMItl WTF.HS. Agt. Whits
hU in n.
3 ' N V AIT. Agl Vanv aivor.
V. W i III. "II I'.i.N. At! Portland
ni:w
l N ri:i:li;lS! s iiavi:
FlN VI, I, V I'.DI.N s.i
ri.i:i'
ui i
x Fa
ii :
i mill
on th.
" llllill IH-
Ih. i,' long.
Th- c
"- in iti
it 'i im .ii ri
and do
I M
ininilt-
of lie i
I 1.ISI
lllli SI
hal :i, g
Ut.'! p'l-
I tun k-
S to, .
that the
th
"l la
.ash
cnngr-ss would b-s.-ak.
r pr-dn ted
soon le-i oin- on-
t'-r stai-s in the
most h. i
thai, .ir
.' th- f.,
Cr.i i,
Hon now enjoyed by In- a
Fish Warden Van Im
'Iray. Juig- Tayh.r arid l'r-
UUS' n. of the ''liamh-r o'
wer.- called upon for r rnars
r.-spond-d. They praise, I th,,
the Push r lijt, ;in .-rpressei the sen-'im'-nt
that, its work was all l.-nnor ant
on-luHion of th- nw-etinif th-
'I'i.'.l Th-
ioui-1
m-.st bu.
' 'l.s'ir- .
n. J id,-..
d-nt Van
' iiirn- r .
el nil
ik of'
: tiavuietit.
! dale,
i Signed i
Not, Is I.
.holding '"!'
ha.- I n dirt.-l toward perfection dors-d Mior
.i;d nnrking bis sending appara'us I tes.-ni i... i
:nor - powerful an I giving a gieat ' urer at it
hei','1,1 to the sending end. It mill remain.-
in he proved, however, that
h.a .y hanks of fog, low hanging ion. Is
and h'-a.y showers' along and in the'
! a'h of th" transmitted e. ctrb- " aye Ii;.
not entirely obstruct Ps progress I
Th- presumption gen-rally Is that !
th'-y ....ill as experiments thus fa'-1
Lace proved. Atmospheric conditions i
have ,'iisii much to do with and strong- i
1;.' aff.-ct the electric wave." !''apl
r.hy given to nil parlies
--- cunty wariitn's en
r to April Tth. 1 "0, to
inn - ' th- county treas
' o- . . I'll Tenth street for
Interest ceases after this
II.
C. THoMPS iN.
Cnumy Treagur-r
d, Vslnria, Or-ton,
f lie ember. 1001.
this 9th day
l-i:oi'..vi:f,v i,: iW.v'K'i
Aialr-ws and
Thi-.- Momhs
Pears'
the soap for fair,
white hands, bright
clear complexion,
soft, healthful skin.
Gold sll orcr the world.
. At the
memoi-nt and invited guegt.. Hat down
'to a spn-a that wa unit.. ;r, k-eplng
: with the occasion. Th- tab!.- v.as
weighted down with a; i,i.-,nn,.r ,,r
good things and ih- r-p.-i-t -us
enjoyed by everyone pr-s-n'. This
feature of the progiam was a't-nd-d
to by Mr. Hamblet, Mr. Allen hav
ing arrangi-l the program (also a slate
,of offlcc-ra eltciedi. Altogether, it was
ia memorable meeting and will serve
to .stimulate Interest In the work of
progress.
1-Mjring the evening Mohsis. I ber
man, Duncan and Hwope r.-nd.-rrd some
egi-tllTi string music and a.ry.'
materlaly in the evening s entertain-
ment.
WHEAT MAItKKT.
SAN FKANOIrfCO, Dec, 1C. Wheat,
'lish, PCU'.
PoUTIvAND, Dec K.-Wheat. Walla
Walla, :MiV; bluestem. 01; Vall-y. CO.
''HICA'IO. -f. K-WLi-at, May,
oisniiit', Vi'ii'ti closing. I'Jhi'U Vt.
T.WiMA, VfC. 1. Wheat, blueHt'-m,
la; dub, 59.
liOICU.S AUK SC ATTEItFD.
Commandoes Have Been Spill I'p by
the British of Late.
NEW YOP.K, Dec. H The corre.
spondent of the Ixmdon Times and
New York Times at Pretoria says the
recent Firltlsh successes occur oppor-
111-:
i f.i' to, y had he n iinally Ian I
1 la 11 1 no 1 1 1 . 1 Las ai; . e lo n .
ears If t.a-y i ould tight K Hie I pi- i.f A-t.el . Ii this ma I-
t-r and llio. ,.il p.. t,. ,,!,, .,, i
'he sivlt.li N., ..nil v. II , ,,,, ,,,, .
NOTICE. 'I""!' factory 1,. ,:, ,..,,. ,,,i ., .,, A
mid un I l.o- f.i. n.i . ,1, p. ,,, .
i I. ill- 'I Th mini" e
other .-nt ri t ia r I in "i an. no i In-
siting, and it i . evp. , t, , i ,t n,.. ,ail
load iiliputl', Mil I,.- ampll I 'i'lli-l
for any -p. u ... n, . ,,,, v , m .i.iluni-th-
swin h. i h iiii.it'. .. n,,.i U,M
lily otl- lldilllotri: duly to a'lend lo.
Il IS necessary thai .I rcit.,u until ,,f
money be rais d. and m-iniicru i.f the
'"""" ' 1 11 m.c '"it I i.l . tiioiiilng
to se, ui - 'his u, ,,i , V!r-i,y a cn-sid-ial
h- j, nil II of !. run, I has been
siiIihci ib. ,. mi I ih- , h.mli'i , iieai n.
til Ipll'e .1 lie.il'IJ l.-M,.,nse In . Ial
for nssi.iaii .-. .VI lasi nndit's meet
lug of the Push 'I ii I, Me.i. r i Hani
son I, H.uiil.lei, 11.11 ib, ,n All,. I,, (! ,('.
Fulton. J. K. Cratke ,,,,.1 I W. 'ar
iiahaii vv-ii. nppolnicd p, a'slsi Judge
Tajlor. .Mr. Whlppl,. and Judge Howl
by In laising the fund, nni a meet
lug will be held (Lis morning at Mr.
I'illlnn'H olM. e. Il Is :,, .,,, ,, ,.,
thai the Ihr-aici.e 1 ' split ,u Impoi t-
iitit ra, tors lias been av, ,i-o, ; w , , t,at .
hereafier all those Interesied I,, th- a,l- j
Vaileeliient of lids city w . fn,
wniklng together. Mr. Whipple raid I
last evening t tint Mr. Hammond him
been imJuHlly censured lu several In- I
HllllireS dlltiflg 111- recent lieg.illallniiH j
tor i win l .1 1 Mti iii.-n l i,f I,, ,w .. ni, ., rises
and that the i ommlt tee was awake to
the fact that Hie A. AV C. president
had all along acted In e, fin, n
was also pointed out that .Mr. Ham
mond's brother was Hp. gentlemen In
t' ri Hlid wlih Mr. peplnvv In the recent
Fisher's Opera House
I.. K. MKI.Hi, !.( antt llantMrr.
Saturday jtj
Nightp Dec. 4 U
KEN HENDRICKS
Ami :hi t'Xci llciil chiiii
ivcrs hi llio lirsl mi.!
ul Vi'.Ils
i
i i
le
la r
Un I
ii a.
Now
NliW yHK, lee. 10 . .peel , fro n
Atlilllllc ('Ity, . J., ..ays.
Captain William Anlrern und his
bride uiiled from Youngs Pi-r Sun, lav,
September ?s. in their P foot dory lb
Hark K-ciet. They expect, d to touch
at the Azores for freih suppH 'S of food
and water and to land lit Hume port
In Spain or Portugal In from six lo
eight w eeks' tim-v i in his rnrmer voy
age across the Atlan lc Captain An
drews fre,Uefitly Hpoke pausing vt-Hsela
and he was reported by them on their
arrival In port, but as "the lone mar
iner" and his bride have been gone
now nearly three months .'.nd, as their
landing has not been reported any
where, It Is the opinion h t. that they
have been drowned.
SlSOII
.' For H il.. by
" "' FiiAun a sr..Ki:s en
lit-t
n7 rj r
1 u
The sain- old (He, with new- fines,
new Npoi Inllles mid features. Filled
to the limit with roaring comedy
scenes; ton. lies of heart Intercut;
brilliant specialties.
HFKCIAI. -Til.: FAMoC.s
Swedish Ladles' Quartette
wiu, pohitivf.IjY a ppi;a it.
AI'MISHION Iteserveil seals, 7f,c; lial-
lery, rsie. Advance sale of seals
opensi Friday morning ut tirlllln K
Heed's.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
Tills pr-paraibm ciiiitalns nil of llio
illgestaiilH iiml ill-csis nil kinds of
f.Mitl, . "Ives Insl, ml relief iiml never
falls to ntre. It allows ymi in cut all
tliu fiMid ymi waul, 'liic miisl si'iiHlllvo
i Htoiinniis can take II. Ily Hsiimi iniinjr
liioiisaiuls or (Hspepiics 1 1 it vo la-en
cured aficr rverj I liliu; cNo failed. It
Ih uinnuill.il for alisiniiiai'h IihiiIiIoh.
It can't help
but do you flood
Prepared only hv I' c In Wi i r A i n , ( hlcugo
The II. bat lee, m iiIun;', I inn s HicOtie. sll
Fur Hsls by CHAB IIOHKlia, Druglsl.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED, PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIG ARS
8iijilio8 of all kinds nt li.wcht riitus, fur ILslipniipn,
Fiirmcrs uiul iiicm.
As V ALLEN, Tcntjranil Ciiinmcrtliil Streets