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Blank Books, Office and Pocket Dairies,
Desk Pads, Memorandums,
Calendar Pads, Tide Tables, Etc.
j GRIFFIN iScREGIV &E;W
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED, PROVISIONS.
TOBACCO AND CICARS
Supplies of all kinds at Iowet rates, for fishermen,
Farmer and loggers
V. ALLON Tenth and CnmmcriUI St rctt
HEADLESS BODY
People of WliiJby Island Are
In n High State of
Incitement.
C. J TRENCHARD,
Commission. Brokerage, CM,,om Homm ,,rok,r'
ASTORIA, ORE
Insurance and Shlcclnc. Aul W p, A (V,. toil l-mi-IDr lur-maa Oo I.
HQTBJL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OKICOON
Tlio Only 1- lrMt-CliiMM Hotel In lortlnticl
iva -mrtrinnnvtnririiruvvmuuiru-inui
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THE Finest Restaurant in the City
Hegtilar M fills '25 eclit.s
? Sunilav Dinner n Specialty
5 c, tVERYTHlNC THE 11 11 Uf,irlA
c tummtnv.A.;.! MARKET AFFORDS M M Million, Jj
5inuuvnruoruvuvjUiinvrunnnu
CAUTION !
P
Itefor you buy a tov or
rrniK txamlnt uif
Royal Charter Oak
v '' It " H
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ji.v.'y i
letter work, Iras fuel a"d la
bor, anil hut longer. Prior
reasonable.
W. J. Scully,
43t HONl) STREET,
Iletwecn Ninth and Tenth
FINE TAILOR-MADE SUITS
To order during the month of .liimiury, lit TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT REDUCTION. 1'IimiiiIiik ami Repairing at lowest price.
The Tiillor.
A. KII..II Ni:. '-".'A Miiiiiciclal-t.
Drop Head
Sewing Machines
$17.50
'FISHER BROS.
WASHED ASHORE ON BEACH
Authorities llellcut Murder
lima Hern ( oiniiiltleil
Ml Hmttv J'ulnt l'i
tlir HoiiiiiI.
lil(T ToW.S'rti:NI, H'Kh, Jim. U.
-Thr people of Whldby Island are In
high Mat of rxeltrmoni over (he
'IiiiIIiik f another hi-adlr Ily mi
the lirai h in ar Vm I ary.
nk a Ixxly wan fouml nl'li Die liraj
Hiel liiinla rut off and inr eloihlnil
leinovul. itii'l yeat.'ntay uniihrr h"ly
wan found Iheie Mllh Ihr head nrxrrrd
Tim uoili.Tltl.n think mu'di'in hut
Ih'i'N roiiirnlHrd ut noine xt.ttl iii tm
S.iiiinl, ihr liil rvuri'd lo incvilit
I-1 fl t Tli il.iii. ihr Im Wi n i m Into thr
irr tin I Ihr I 'll-. Imvi' i i m 1 . I them
on Whl.ll.y M.in.1
TA K I'. iiClliSINii IM.-tlTloX.
Miuip 'oniiofinj lttiv,rfii Kintuiky
Siiiiilniii 'ii llmi 01 M.ii-lul
WASUI.V.T--N. Jui I .-Til ie
;t tilini) .onir rrH) In thr mi n.tte rx-
U ! I V unl'll thin I ViUlUK HUT till'
I'oltfli m.il I'Ol of S li. Sh.u ji r in.itMiu
f r Hi.' Kii'tiiu illKirat of k.muiky.
I d.' . niit. ru from KrnlUeky. 1) -lr-r
I Hi (' I Ull'l Hill. Klilll 11 I P. III.), look 0"
'.'III1K Ml.l.-M
S. Mil .r 1 1 1 t i k 1 1 u r n ohjTtnl to tile
('.iilliliialion on the tiioiili'l I Ii a I Slurp
iii.il prt-Mhtt'it over a in.iN iiii-rtiiti; in
I'l.iiikfoi, in lr. whl.r me lih.l-
lutli nii.mil)' at It li lulit,
.ml ii f ilu h. fore i..'Cl' i .win af
ii'Hiiuu,, lliiikiuin i ion. i. rrti.il
ilii" in.. 1 1 1 K hk an aim. 'I mo
I vi. it ivimieil (hat o ' the i mire
i:uioli'i lo' n op'.r KutheuM, a ry
Hiiiiil! H'reent.i;i were arme t. Thrhe
. ie In- "lil t. fl"lll the mountains 0.IK
tiiii" of the mule, an. I a. nun ill ie
.hi i ie l ni uponii, no munilli-aiu e t oiihl
In- a I l.i he.l to the filet that tiny n J -pe.uv.l
ut Ihla nieelliiK untied. The
ii 'lnllliili 'li ..f Sharp iwi" lonllimed by
.1 vote of ::j lo Is
Tn i:i k i;iv.!,rv.
I'l i-i'.irat lini Hi Iiik M.iile It lltivpnon
of I ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' Henry of Piu l.i
W ASIIlNi; ION. Jan 13 -AVIu.e the
nu'.Jei I of the ree. plion to b.- aeeord
. .1 to I'riii. e Il. iii) of I'ruK iia baa not
In en fully illHruBi.il .y l lie ealilnet,
it l I i ll e l Hi. u lh' n 1 1 i y ar
kuik. iiiriiln will In' pi. o ..I lii l he l.andu
of u Joint eominlnKlon eoinon'd of
u'pren'iiiiuivt'N of thr utate i!eart
liii ill ami an ollln r nu ll of Hi.' ami)'
aii.l navy.
There In no present omikhi to
bilnif the North Atluntlo mii:idron
back from the t'liiibbeaii ara lo form
(he Uilvailee reeepiloli line. Ti.e nrvy
mill him Home flue ahlpa at northern
yimtx. whleh may be urd fur this
urpime.
Railroad Machinists Preparing to Strike
CJIIOAfiO, Jim. l.'l IiHilroiuls in wry nrt of tin; country nre thn fiUnwl viitli scri
ou.t troiil'lt uh tlic riKiilt of the niii)ouii'Cin-.'nt of the ink-ntion of tin; iniii.liinist.t unj. loved in
their bhcj to titrikc thin fj-riiij,'
I'rt'i'urutioiiH fr the itriki: arc well under wny at the iiresent time and unless the com
panies agree to the terms determined hy the members of the union the ro!cet is that the
repair nhoH will tied u.
Amitiuiicciiicnt of the intention of the maeiineft emjiloyed y the trantijiortfltion eom-
iunif4 was ma'le, nays the Chronicle, by V'ice-PresiJent Con Ion, of Washington, in an adMrcss
delivcrei! beforu the tnemlx r.i of Irxal union No. .'50 in Milwaukee, when he declared the men
were demanding a nine hour day and the adoption of a union wage scale which would vary
with the various district in the country. In another month the demands of the machinests
ore to he uhmitt'd to the railroads and unless agreed to a strike w ill follow on May 1.
NEW DEPARTMENT
TO BE CREATED
Bill Providing (or Department of
Commerce Brojght Up in
the Senate.
PENSION BILL IN THE HOUSE
Gompers' Advice to the Federated Union
NF.W YwKK, '' 1 -J- The CVntr.il Federated Union, of this city, has received an
iuterefting letter fnun Samuel ( iompcrs, president of the American Federation of Labor, iijrfiii
tin., proposition to secure a referendum vote upon the work of the National Civic Federation.
Ill part, the letter Hiy ;
"The action on the Central Federated Union to refer the work of the -National Civic
Federation, with a resolution of condemnation of .uid conference, to a referendum vote of
alliliated unions does not appeur to lx- entirely one which can he conducive of a fair judgment
of tlic ineinlicis ol the unions federated with the Central Labor Union. The only resolution
before them is one of I' lipl-iMiiation, and even should that not be defeated, it would mean that
the purpo-c of th conference has not been condemned, which is at hast a mgative result. It
would seem that it tin' matter was referred t i the unions for vote and a resolution of condem
nation is MibinitU'd to tin-unions, that another resolution, something on this order should ac
company it.
" ' Inasmuch iu the recent conference held between representatives of organized labor
and emplovers and the employers have recognized the justice of organized labor claim to be
consulted and confenv 1 with relative to the w.ics, hours and other conditions under which
labor shall be performed and that conferences for that purpose shall be held and agreements
reached.
"ll.-Milved, that organized labor insist upon its right and in this instance welcomes a
method to their attainment by peaceful mea is.
" Kes'iived, that we see in toe recent conference a recognition of labor's rights, par
ticular in organized elloit and t,at the same a .-up in the direction of industrial progress and
is therefore deerviiig of eiicoii genu lit.'"
I ixej, of Virginia, Auk that th
i National Soldier' Home Be
Opened to Ex-Confederate
Veteran.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ll-In the
senate today. Nelson, of Minnesota,
railed up the bill providing fot the
.extabllxhment of a department of com
Imiroe. He explained the necewtty
which, he ald, existed for the pu
jsage of such measure, and was petted
j WAS lMP'ltAl'.l.Y KlPNAl'PEP. AKKf.STKD FVIt SWIXDUNO. ; UK'JIN; UX.lSLAil jN.
I.i.'.tii- 111' 'hard"
l.illi Willi.
Piuappe.ir- In
mi nn Kn.ind.
VlVKSlirilti S SI UN kxoxhuathl.
l'KKIN. Jan. 1;:. -The t'nlted States
consul hi Ne ('Iihiik, Henry li. Mil
ler, has ri'plled to the litiHslaii a.llllin-
iMIralors eluiiKi' Hull Mill. us lelonK
1 ll K lii Hie t'nite.l States KUUboat
leksbuiK shot ii Kns.ilaii Hokller ilui -HiK
Hie recent disturbance nt New
i Iiwuiik, mivIiik Hull he nil. I I'otu
niainler Cnrry, of the Vlekshurg. in-
esiUut.d Hie tlftil I' thiitoiltibly. and
founil no evhlence whatsoever to eon
ueel Ann ill nils with the .sliooii.it;.
l.Ki:UK.lNl! tiVlill RATI.
ST. I'Al'U Jan. i:l Itej resematlves
of many Northwestern rouits are coti
ferrliiK lo liiy over the rule reductions
propose I by tlio Ureal Northern and
Northern I'neltle. The lines reprcscui
eil Inelii.le the Son. S. L hiIh, Norih
wemei n. Mllwiiukee, (.'nliir Knphls and
llurliiiKion. Much of the day was tak
en up wlili nn expletliitloli of Hie pro
pOM'il cholines by lepresen u. in s of
Hie Omit Northern.
WANT Ss'llt.KY t'ASK ItHOPKXKD.
i'HU'AOO, Jnn. 13. Uesolulliins eilll
Iiik upon eongresa lo re open the
Sehley ease and ninke Its own deris
ion us to who was In command of the
buttle of SioitlaKo. were passed by the
bimrd of trade at the annual meeting
today.
IN HEHAW OF AlH'INAUX).
IKWTON, Jan. 13 The anti-lmperlal-istlc
bftguo has sent a petition to eon
Kresa asking that Agulnaldo and Ma
blnl be permitted to come to this
country and be accorded a hearing
before congress,
ST UU'IS. Jan. 1 3. --Lottie l!ii hards.
11 v. iis old. known In theatrical clr
, l. as n member of Ihr Kline family
,.f acrobats, who temporarily lire llv
inn in Ihls city, disappeared Friday
at noon The child, who Is the sec
ond member f tier family to dlsap
p. ar within the last six months, was
sent to a neluliliorliiK grocery lo I'liy
.irilcles for the midday meal and failed
to return.
The little girl's mother. Mrs. Uuira
lltchards, says that she believes her
dnughtrr bus been kldnappeil by some
IH-rson "ho knows the child's ability
and desire to make the little gin s
theatrical eim'iiKements a source of
profit.
While living on North Tenth street
about six months ago, Hertlr Itichards,
III years old. and a half brother of
I.nttle, disappeared under circum
stances almost Identical wttn loose
surrounding thr disappearance of his
half sister, and no tidings of him have
i ver been riH elved.
James Ponnhue Charged With t'sing
Package Tags of Ste.ims'.dp t.ines.
NKW YORK. Jap 1,1.-James Dona
hue, a acker by trade, baa be. n ar
rested charged with swindling. The
il.ilin has been made that Donahue
has taken advantage of his knowledge
of thr river front to procure package
tags bearing the stamp of the differ
ent trans-Atlantic lines. He ihen se
cured thr address of several ierson8
trom abroad and making neat pack
ages which hr kept In stock ntlixed a
j steamship tag and forw arded it Hr
had no difficulty In colrctlng the ship.
ping charges from the express com
panies. He then represented himself
as an agent of the steamship com
(puny and their tag attacavd to the
i package seemed a guarantee for Its
value and acceptance at the other end.
In this way, though he never collect
ed more than $1.20 on any single pack
age, he made a fair living. Lord
raumefote Is said to have paid SI
cents for the pUasure of opening one
of Donahue's Christmas presents. ;
Project to Join Lakes t nion and Wash
ington With Peg t Sound.
WASHINGTON", Jan. lJ.-The Wash
ington delegation was hewrd by the
committee on rivers and harbors today
on the project to Join Lake I nion and
Washington, near Seattle, v Ith Puget
sound.
The originul estimate f..r the work
was S2.viw.c04. and it was urged that
the pluns on this estimate be carried
out. Members of the committee sug
gested, however, that the future needs
of navigation would make the cost
much greater, probably l."i00.000, ac
cording to a recent estimate.
The delegation also advocated the
1 improvement of the Upper Columbia
river, so as to overcome obstruction
' at The Dulles and Celllo Falls.
with question by senators who said
that sufficient time had not been al
lowed for looking Into the merit of
the question.
Teller criticised the feature relating
to the transfer of the geological sur
vey, while Hale said thit the bill pro
vided for a department which ulti
mately would be one of the largest In
the government. The bill finally went
over, subject to call by Nelson.
PENSION LTLL IN HOUSE.
Objectionable Clause in the Measure
Causes Opposition.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. The house
spent the day In a genera! discussion
of the pen-Inn appropriation bill, first
of the annuil budgets. Grosvenor, of
Ohio, and Hepburn, of Iowa, denounc
ed the reiort presented to the lat
G. A. R encampment, criticising the
course of themselves and other mem
bers of congress on veteran preference
bill, which was defeated at the last
session. They explained that their op
position to the bill was due to incor
poration in the bill of a c ause which
had n'"t been endorsed by the O. A. R-,
placing veterans of the Spanish war
In the preferential clause. " '
liixey, of Virginia, caused something
of a stir on the Democratic side by
advancing the proposition to op n. the
doors of the National Soldiers' Home
to ex-confederate veterans and to fur
nish federal aid to state confederate
homes.
CANAL BILL REFERRED.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. The Hep
burn Nlcaraguan canal bill was re
ceived by the senate from the house
today and referred to the committee
on Inter-oceanic canals.
BI EE APPOINTED RECEIVER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. The presi
dent has decided on the nomination
I of George W. Bibee as receiver of the
land office at Oregon City. Oregon.
AN AW UP I. EXPEIlIKNCE.
rwo Men Cling Upturned Hoat for
Seventeen Days.
LVS SILVER JUltn.EE.
Elaborate Preparations P.eing Made
I Over the World.
All
INCOKPOUATOKS ORGANIZE.
' 1VUTLANP. Jan. 12.-The Incorpor
ators of the Lewis and Clark exoosi
: tion organized ttnlay by the adoption
jof by-laws and the election of a board
; of .lirectors. The board of illieetors
'ebfted U idiotically the same as that
recommended by the stockholders
meeting last week. The first meeting
if the board of directors will be held
January 21st.
SANTA IIAIHIARA. Cal. Jan. 13. ' NEW YORK. Jan. 13. A movement
drifl on a capsized boat In the Pa- .for the fitting celebration of the ponti-
clili' for IT days without food or drink, ileal sliver Jiioiiec or rope io ami.
was the terrible experience of Captain which will take place this year, is now
Hurry Olson and Pete Wallace, two on foot In all parts of the world,
tlslicrinen. I Elaborate preparations for the com-
hie cruising south of S.inta Cruse ; ins celebration are already making In
Island, a heavy sea enpsued their England nnd will soon be begun in
craft. Clinging to the capsized boat! Shis country. Copies of the Appear
without food or water, th-y .Irli'ted. .lust Issued in England have been re
suiYerlng unknown tortures. On the : ceived nt the house of Archbishop Cor
Hth day Wallace's strength gave out I'lgan in this city,
ami crazed nnd starving he slid off
the tioat and disappeared. For three ; ROBUED A SALO N.
lavs longer Olsen held on and was 1
I'.nally re-icucd. i KANSAS CITY, Jan. 13-Two young
. j men entered Chicks poolroom in the
II'KNTll'lHiP THREE TIMES. center of the city at T o'clock tonight,
and wlih drawn revolvers commanded
Man Killed by N. P. Train Said to He the proprietor, cashier nn I three other
j employes to He down on tne floor.
jThey secured between JleW aim J""00
M. C. Dammon. of Paker City.
SPOKANE. Jan 13. The body of the
mini killed by the Northern Pacific
train has been Identified for the third
time. He was at first supposed to be
G. L. Lockman until the teal Lock
man appeared. Later the body was
Identified as that of a man named
Evans, from Yakima.
It I now positively Identified as
that of ,M. C. Dammon, who ha a
wife and daughter living at Baker
City and a on at Ballard.
and escaped.
COAL MINE DISASTER.
HARTSHORN. I. T.. Jan. 13 Fire
broke out In New Slope, No. 7. at Dow,
one of the principal tributaries of the
Choctaw coal system this afternoon.
At 8 o'clock tonight four bodies had
been brought to the surface. Probab
ly 10 more men are in the mine. Re
lief has been sent from here. .
PRICE OF SILVHR.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. Silver, 55'-
CASES REMAIN UNSETTLED.
PENDLETON. Ore.. J.n. 13. The
cases of Chief of Police Heathman and
City Recorder Beam. Trho were re
moved by the city council Saturday,
remain unsettled. The newty appoint
ed officers have not yet s-.cured pos
session of the offices, being restrained
by temporary injunctions.
INCREASED TERJIS TENDERED.
LONDON. Jan. 13. "I am Informed,"
cables the Copenhagen corrcs.ondent
of the Times, ' that the United States
has Increased the terms of their of
fer for the Danish West Indies, but
I have reason to believe that Wash
ington still opposes a plebesclte."
WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Jan. 13 Wheat. Walla
Walla. 61: bluestem, 64.
TAOOMA. Jan. 13 Wheat, bluestem,
64: club.. 63.
Baking Powder
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins.
An absolutely jxtfe, cream of tartar powder.
ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST.. HEW YORK,