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ASTCHIA PUBLIC IIBKAHY ASSOCIATIOK, f.rn nri .1. i " ' tV. - Any i Jjd ot rente, Libra on ' on. will b VOL. UV ASTORIA. OREGON; "- SATURDAY, MAY .11. 1902. NO. 127. ALL A! R SUPPE mm for m&m&& HERMAN WISE'S CUSTOMERS AUGUST 3D Keep Your Hlijw of Purchases . ' inndo at uiy store and wlitn you havo enough to cover Twenty Dollars worth of (Jowls Exchange your HlipB for n Free Ticket The Dance Will Be All Right. The Supper Will Be All Right. Our Clothes and Prices are All Right- Mmatlllkt Miinanlilt ml 0ttMMt WATERMAN'S IDEAL Tho inoht jH'rfect, practical and eon venirnt Fountain Pen over made Every Pen Gurimtcctl Money refunded if not satisfactory. J net the thing fur every day boh. Nothing more acreptsble its t gift. . GRIFFIN & REED . LAWN MOWERS $2.90 to $5.60 FISHER BROS. TAILOR MADE PANTS LATEST STYLES NOBBIEST PATTERNS EVERY PAIR PERFECT JSco Our Window Display for Samples of Elegant goods at LOW PRICES SWEATERS We Have Thorn in Every V a rioty, Stylo, Kind and Color At the Leading Clothing House of P. A. STOKES AT GRANT'S TOMB An Ex-Confederate Pays Hero of America a High Tribute NEW YORK, May 30. Memorial services were held the after noon at Ornnt'H tomb in the presence of 5000 people. Exercises were conducted by U. S. Grant Tost of Brooklyn, 'lAmerica" was sung and Lincoln's Gettysburg address read. Judge Thomas Jones of Alabama delivered the oration. , I Mr. Jones said in part: . T ! "This is an hour of grandeur. When but a beardless youth I drank, of the cup of defeat at Appomattox and was one of those who was 'allowed to return to his home, not to be disturbed by the United Stales authorities, so long as they observed their' parole and the laws in force where they resided.' Front that day to this there has never been an hour when I would willingly omit an opportunity to do honor to the memory of the immortal who forbore to add to the burden of our sorrows. No true soldier can deny to the illussratrous man whot-i) mortal remains lie here, the possession of all the qualities of a great commander. No ignoble emotion came to him in the hour of triumph. Ho did not take time, after the collapse at the lit tit Virginia village to pass through Richmond, but hurried direct to Washington to begin the dislmndmeut of the army." at the Mckinley grave CANTON, May 30. Many beautiful offerings to bo placed on the tomb of the late President McKinley were received here last night and today. Mrs. McKinley took the flowers to Woodlawn and had them arranged about the tomb. . j, ... ROOSEVELT AT ARLINGTON Delivered Memorial Address In a Large Audience Yesterday. HEROES OF THE PHILIPPINES DROWNED NEAR TILLAMOOK William Tatton Finds a Watery Grave on Memorial Day TILLAMOOK; May 30. William Tatton was drowned at Hob sonville this evening, He was a brother of Captain James Tatton, a Columbia River Bar pilot. PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA Boer Delegates Admit That Peace Has Come. BRUSSELS, May 30. It is said here that Boer delegates in Europe apmit that peace in South Africa has been secured and that a settlement between Boers and Great Britinn will be signed in name of former citizens of the two South Aftiean republics now in Europe, including Kruger. LONDON. May 30. Tho government has not yet received a decision from the Boer conference at Yeeriging which was expected today and which was to enable the Balfour government leader to make his statement concerning peace next Monday. Kitchner is ready to again take the field if there is any delay in the acceptance of Great Britian's torms by tho Boers. President Taken Bojd Stand For the Pacific Count. Our Interest Must Not Be Neglected. WASHINGTON, May 30. Memorial day wa9 observed here perhaps more generally than ever before. President Roosevelt's ar rival at Arlington v. as " signal for ah .outburst of applause. E B. Hay read Lincoln's Gettys burg address. President Roose velt followed and as he arose he was again greeted with plaudits of an immense audience. During his address he was frequently in terrupted by bursts of applause. .The president's speech was one of his greatest. Referring to the Pacific Coast, he said; "The Pacific seaborder is as much to as as the Atlantic; as we grow in power and prosperity so our interests will grow in that farthest west which is the im memorial east." No stateman has a right to neglect the interests of our people in the Pacific; interests which are important to all our people, but most important to those of ' our people who have built populous and thriving statt 8 on the western slope ' of our con tinent. "This f honk) on more be party que tion than the war for the Union ehonld ihonld bare been party question. At this moment the man in highest office in the Philippfnes is the vice-governor, Gen eral Lake Wright, of Tennessee, who gal lantly wore the gray Id the Oiil war and who is now working hand in band with the head of onr army in the Philippines, Adna Chaffee, who in the Civil war gal lantly wore the blue. Those two and the men under them, from North and South are laboring mightily for us who live at home." rrlgtit the figure flood: 51 Liberal, 46 Conservative?, with one plae to hear from, which will probably elect a supporter of the government, giving the government In a full houe, a ma jority of nix. No great bwues were a stake bat the Liberal have been 1n power for 30 years and the Conservative declar ed the government wan corrupt and one of their election cries was "ft is time for a change." , The Liberal were led by the premier, Hon. Geo. W. Ron, and the Conser vative leader wa Mr. Jas. p. Whit- ne-, ... -. The development of new Ontario wan probably the moat complete plank in the policy of both parties and one on which both were agreed, although dif fering in the manner in which It ahould be carried out, -1 All 4he cabinet members In the Roas government were re-elected. PENN0YER is NO MORE FOUND DEAD OS FLOOR OF HIS LIBItAItV. CANADIAN LIBERALS WOK PKKDOMIXATE IX ONTARIO LKUISLATl'ltH. THE "SOONERSAND INDIANS Spokane Indian Reservation Scene Of Great Excitement. SrOKANK. May 80. The "Sooner" tronblea on Spoknne Indian Reservation are a great deal more serious ' han has been generally audpoeed," laid Indian Agent A. M. Andersen today. Strife between Indians and Soonera bat come near to breaking point several times and it has kept me busy to prevent bloodshed. Rapture Is not yet over, although it is much easier than 10 days sgo. "Since the beginning of the troubles we have driven 500 Sooners off of the Bel ervatioo, and it bus kept a force of 100 men moving to it." Cabinet Minister of the Koss Government Were AH Ke-Klected. TORONTO. May JO.-The general election of members to the Ontario leg islature, which- took place yesterday resulted In a return 'to power of Boss Liberal government. At 10 o'clock last FOOTWEAR No Better in Town Every Fair Perfect Boston Rubber Boots Buy your shoes and boots of a Practical Shoemaker S. A.Giiiire. Oppeslts Ross, tUggina ft Cr Presumably Heart Failure, But Mad Been in Poor Health , For Some Time. PORTLAND, MayM.-tiyiv ester Pet noyer, governor of Orearon from If St to 1894, died suddenly whls afternoon at his home here. He had Jjeen in poor health for the past year. About , S o'clock this- evening ,; Mrs.. Pennoyer, going into the library, found (the gov ernor lymg onjthe floor. She tried to arouse him, but discovered that he was dead. Pennoyer was born in New York state in 1831, He graduated from Har vard University in 1834 and the next year oame to Oregon. He taught achool for some time and about 18S2 he engaged in the lumber btninesi in which he continued nntil his death. He did not ffgnre prominently in politics nntil Dominated for governor in 1886 by the Democrats. , He wss elected by 4000 majority, while the remainder of the tick et was elected by the Republicans by 10,- 000 majority. He was re-elected in 1890 by an increased majority. He was brought prominently before the country in 1891 by his refusal to meet President Harrison at the state line when the lat ter visited Oregon. He was again much talked about in l.93, when he telegraph eil President Cleveland the famous megs age: "I will attend to my business; let the president attetd to his." TO READERS.' An accident occurred to the As- torlan's linotype iimchine early last night which made it useless for this edition. The write up of Memorial services was neeessarl. ly practically cut out as well as a number of other important feat ures. The shortage will be made up in future. MEMORIAL DAY IN ASTORIA Soldiers' and Citizens' Graves Decorated Alike Yesterday. SERVICES AT OPERA HOUSE Astoria .School Children I Themselves Proud. Able Addresses and a Feast of Hong. Memorial day was duly observed in Astoria. The pnblio offices were all o'osed in honor of the occasion, as well as all of the mercantile establishments. A number of dfizens took advantage of the davjto viait the country. The city had a deserted appearance a part of the day. The day was fine and waa gener ally enjoyed by ail. Hillside cemetery and Greenwood were, bath visited and the graves all decorated alike. There are no veteiana buried at Greenwood and wly two or three are buried at Hillside, bnt a profusion of flowers were strewn on the graves at both places. 1 ' ;;.;.; .. .'; ; The local O. A. R. Post looked after Hillside cemetery and the citizens gener ally decorated the graves at Greenwood' The citizens alto joined the veterans m decorating the gravesof their dead. The services at Fishers' in the after noon were among the moat interesting ever held ia the city. The addresses were all appropnote and the school children, did themselves proud, and reflected hon or upon lhir pa'ent sod teichera. - " BASE BALL NORTHWEST LEAGUE. At Portland Portland. E; Tacoma, I. L At Helen Helena, 10 Butte, . ' At Seattle-Spokane, ; Seattle, I. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Morning games At Washington-Chicago, 1; Wash ington. 9. ,'.. At Philadelphia St. Louts, 11; Phil a delphls, 7. At Boston Detroit, 10; Boston. E. " At Baltimore-Cleveland, 4; BeJtl more, 12. Afternoon games At Washington Washington, 2; Chi cago. 3. t At Philadelphia St Louis. 4; I'hila delibia, 11. At Boston Bostnn. 12; Detroit, 0. At Ba 1 tl more Ba! tl more. 10; Cleve land, 7. ' NATIONAL LEAGUE. Morning games At New Tork Philadelphia 5; New York, 4. At Brooklyn Boston, 1; Brooklyn, 7. At Pittsburg Chicago, I; Pittsburg. 8.- ' ' At St. Louis St. Louis, 2; Cincin nati, 8. .. , Afternoon games At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 0; Chica go, 4. At St. Louh-JSt. Louis, 3; Cincm natJ, 1. At Brooklyn Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 10. At New Tork Philadelphia, ; New Tork, 0. The Eclipse Hardware Co. Plumbers 2nd Steamf liters. Steam Boat and Gasoline Boat Work a Specialty. . Stoves and Tinware 527 BOND STREET ASTORIA, OREGON