lilt UOKNlMi ASIOKIAN, FRIDAY, JUKE 1:1. 1902
ARBIIRAflOV VICTORIES
m v;o ti:amsti:ks skt-
TI.H DIITlt rLTIKS.
liotb NlI .kt to Arbitrate
t All llsnt'.s Arising for
Oiio Your.
CHICAGO,- June 1!. Arbitration of
Mtm- disputes has won two import
ant victories In Chicago, The team
sters have rear-hed an agreement with
th tem owners and employers, and
after a long conference between the
officials ant employes of the City
Railway Company, an arbitration
agreement has been reached. This
ends the last danger of a strike on
the South Side traction lines. Com
mute of the Teamsters t'nion and
of the Team Owners and Employers'
ITnion met at the Great Northern Ho.
tel. talked over the arbitration p'ans
and adopted rhem. They were Irevr-
porated In a resolution, the ital ior
tlon of which reads aa follows:
" The constructing partlea agree to
submit to the arbitration of this hoard
all differences between the contract
ing parties which do now or may
arise during the tlfe of this agree
ment.' The agreemiM lasts one jvar from
date. It gives to he union a full re
cognition of Its right to exist end
treai with the employers. It gives to
the employer the knowledge that ihere
will be no sympathetic strike during
Its Hfe. These points, the most vital
In trades unionism, have never bten
Incorporated In any such an agree
ment. The board is a representative
one and contains the business agents
of the unions and the heals of the
largest teaming interests concerned.
The traction agreement was the re-
milt of a conference between the of-
fleers of South Division t'nion ?) of
the Street Railway Employes and Gen-
eral Manager Robert McCullorh of the
Chicago City Railway Company. at
the tatter's office. For ,me year all !
disputes are to be settled by an
arbl-
tration board. There Is to be another
arterial arbitration committ-e to pass
on Wie question of .-elnstatement of
discharged employes now out.
The officers of the Unlt-id Fiate
Brewing Company have decided to ac
cede to the demands of the unions
rather than risk a sympathetic strike
in their plants.
The 30 teamster helpers will get
their $5 a week increase, making their the Colonial Secretary, in an optl
wages $11 Instead of 7. This is to beimistic speech on the future of South
paid half bv the Arms and half by Africa, said that In concluding pea?e
the teamster.
STANDARD OIL COMPETITOR.
BERLIN. June 12.-A dispatch to
the Berliner Tageblatt from St. Peters-
Hands
Red Rough Hands Itching Palms
and Painful Finger Ends.
ONE NIGHT CURE.
SOAK the hands on retiring;
In a strong-, hot cxeamy lather
ofCUTICURASOAP. Dry, and
anoint f reely whh CUTICURA
OINTMENT, the great skin
cure and purest of emollients.
Wear, during; the night, old, loose
kid gloves, with the finger ends
cut off and air holes cut in the
palms. For red, rough, chapped
hands, dry, fissured, itching,
feverish palms, with shapeless
nails and painful finger ends, this
treatment is simply wonderful.
Millions of People
Usa Coticura Soap, assisted by Cm
Cuba Ointmknt, for preserving, purify
ing, and beautifying tliealtin, for cleansing
the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff,
and theatopping of falling hair, for soften
ing, whitening, and soothing red, rough,
and sore hsjiui, for baby raMiet, itchitigx,
and irritations, and for all the pnrpows of
the toilet, bath, and nunery. Millions of
Women uae CunccttA Soap Id the form
of balht for annoying inflammations, dial
ings, and excoriations, or too free or offen
sive, perspiration, in the form of washes
for ulcerative weaknessex, and for many
nativ, antiieptic purposes which read
ily mggest themselves to women.
COMPLETE HUMOUR CUKE, $1.
Consisting of CDTICUKA 8oaf(25c.), locleanse
UienrustB and scales, anil nottenthe thickened
entlrle; CtmonBA OlXTMKMT, (MIc.), to in
suutly allay Itrhtng, inSamination, and Irrt
tHtion, and soothe and heal; Cu TIC UK A
Kksolvbkt Pills (IV ), the new chooolate
routed tulMtltute for liquid EesoWent, to
cool nd elennne the blood. A Single Skt is
often sufficient to onre the severest ease, es
pecially of baby buinoura.
M..M IhrsntfhiHil th World.
BrllM Dni ST-JS,
tlumrbowt Sq., LasdM. Wnmtk Opot:
Sore
burg says that the petroleum produc
ers of the Caueusus have held a meet
ing Tor the purpose of forming a syn
dicate to sell petroleum abroad In
competition 'with the Standard OH
Company. After various change In
their attitude toward the Standard
Oil Company, the dispatch adds, '.he
Caucasian producers have grown de
fiantly hostile to it. They can do
nothing, however, without government
support, but It was alleged they have
now obtained this support to the ex
tent of a reduction in railroad rates
and possibly a reduction In the ex
port tariff bill.
SYNOD HON'OKS KOOSKVKL.T.
AsriiT PARK. X. J.. June 12. The
general synod of the Reformed Church
in America before Its adjournment
adopted a resolution offered by Mod
erator A. B. Kittredge. expressing to
President Roosevelt the heat wishe.i
of the Synod for the continued success
of his administration and the wel
fare of his family. The resolution was
sent by telegraph to the White
House.
The question of union with the Re
formed Presbyterian Church was re
ferred to the following committee on
conference:
B. R Oee. J. Beardlce. J. Klmen.-
dH-f, and J. H. Karston, to report at
the next session here.
MISCHTEVOl'S OADKTS.
LONDON, June 12. Several suspirl
ous flres have recently orrured In the
quarters of the cadets at the military
college at Sandhurst. The college au-
. v. -1 ,w- I.... . .f ....I.,,. I
--"t- -
wnn tne idea or discovering me cut
prit. As protest against action of
the authorities, two hundred gentle
men cadets last night broke out of
bounds, smashed the lamps on the
college grounds and otherwise be
haved riotously. It Is expected that
the offending cadets will ho dis
missed from the college.
PRIAR LANDS IX PHILIPPINE!.
ROME. June 12. The idea of ap
lointing a siecial commission of car
dinals to deal with the question of
the acquisition by the United States
of the friar landu in the Philippines
L Wn aban(1(nrt, ,n favr of ,uh.
mining tne matter to the permnn?nt
commission on extraordinary ec -lesl-
!as,i' ffalrs- consisting of Cardinals J
! Ram'"a- Klla Santo Stefano.
nrorri Nu,''- iv" ? Tut- L"-
joenowsKi, Agllart. uotti, LM Metro,
Steinhuher and Sesna. In order to
curtail the discussion a ..ub-.'ommlt-tee
will be appointed to draw ip a
report which will be submlrted to the
whole committee.
FtTl'RK OF SOITH ARRTCA.
LONDON. June 12 At the Corona
Club last night Joseph Chamberlain.
the government had done nothing to
prejudice the ultimate solution of the
!uth African questions, to which
they were all looking as a justifica
tion for the war. The loyalty the
P'xts had displayed In accepting the
altered conditions was most encour-
aging and if thi spirit continued as
he believed It
doubt we a re
would, "there is no
beginning an era of
prosperity -such as South Africa has
never prevoiushr wnown."
FIGURING WITH MORGAN.
' onti'v' .lun 12.-The Navy
league in a letter to the press In
wWch it urges the government to
build cruisers or to lke other steps
In the face of the formation of the
Atlantic shipping combine. Intimates
hat J. P. Morgan has made an of-
fer to the British government umler
the terms of which the government
can secure all the vessels the com-
hlna,tion under the Rrltish fla(r for a
term ,.f years, and which would allow
them to carry memlrs of the naval j
reserve then as now.
XO NBWS FROM CAPTIVKS.
-
MAXITjA. June 12.-No news has
been received yet of the sergeant, two
corporals and four private, of the
Fourth f'avalrj' who were captured
May 30, by ladrones t Blnangonan,
Rlzal Pnivince, this Island, -while dec
coratlng the graves of American sol
diers, and fears are entertained for
their safety. Troops are scouring the I
province In search of the ladrones.
OTOOLK I'.KI.KASKO.
XF7S' YORK. June 12,-Jos-ph J.
O'Toole, who arr-H"-d on Monday
on th" complaint of 'haii'-s M. Mac
key, of this Hiy, and at the request
of the Paris police on a harp?e i f be
ing connected with -.he sale of a my
thical American mining proiwrty In
Paris for has b''-n discharged
upon his consenting to testify in
Paris against Andre Veyxett, In the
allegwl swindling operation.
INDEMNITY CIAIMS REDI'rED.
WASHINGTON. June 12. A cable
gram received by Secretary Hay from
Minister Conger at Pekln confirms
the reported acceptance by he resi
dent foreign ministers there of the
general proimsitlon of the United
States government for a pro rata Heal
ing down of the claims of the various
nations for Indemnity on account of
the Boxer uprising.
lP8 and POgaSfi
ONLY SERVE AS A MASK FOR
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
They hide its repulsive form, and this serpent Jisense,
stupefied by these tlnins, lies dormant until the effects
have rn off or treatment is discontinued, when it
. .1 .. .1 .1. I
"""" masK ana ix-comes ns lull ( nic and venom as ever
Mercury and IVtash may dry up the soivs and eruptions, but at the same
tune they drive the poison hack into the IiUxhI and svstetn, where it feeds
upon the tender tissues, membranes and nerves, liniillv breaking out in
most disgusliiiir sores and even destroying the flesh aiid Ixmes.
Metvmy and Potash cannot accomplish a radical and pennanent cure.
They have a palliative but not curative effect upon this treacherous snake
like disease. These ilniys produce mercurial Kheumatism, destroy the
teeth and corrotlc the membranes of the stomach and bowels, causing inflam
mation mid il vspepsia, net vousucss and general derangement of the system,
,S. S. S. is a Specific fur Contagious Mool Poison, and the only antidote
for the peculiar virus that spreads so quickly throughout the system,
corrupting the blood and infecting everv organ and fibre of the bodv!
vegetable remedy and we offer $i.oucJ for proof to the contrary.
Write us about your case and ur physicians will cheerfully advise
without charge. Our home treatment book will bo sent free to" all who
dtsirc THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Atlanta. 6a.
SKAMNCS MIX-t'P.
Kach Nation Hlaines the Other
Improer Action.
for
VICTORIA, It. C. June t2.-In the
legislature yesterday the following
resolutoins were moved by 11. D. Hel
meken, member for Victoria, and pa sit -
ed unanimously:
" Whereas. British subjects have
made pursuant to the award dated
August 15. 1893, passed for the proiier
protection and preservation of fut
seals in Behrlng sea. and
" Whereas, it is announced that the
government of the 1'nlted States ha
lately passed an act in effect that un
less a modus vivendl prohibiting the
killing of seals le i it the open
ing of pelagic season of 12 author
ity will be given to kill all ths male
and female seal with the xceptlo '
of Irt.iwo females and inoa males, and.
" Whereas, the exercise of such pv
sumed authority Is cntrary to the
finding of the Behrlng sea tii'ounal.
and a direct violation of an agreement
entered into hetween the government
of Great Britain and the foiled
States, be It therefore i
" Resolved, that, this house would
regret th
and In I
e commission f such an ac
the opinion of this house a
humble address be presented to his
honor the" Lieutenant-Governor In
council ho communicate with the Do
minion government protesting against
such action and urging that all prop
er steps be taken to bring this matter
to the attention of the Imperial gov
ernment." ALARMED ABOUT fS.
PARIS. June 12. The Vice-President
ofthe Chamber of Deputies, M. Etlen
ne, has sent a letter to M. Trouillot.
the Minister of Commerce, calling at
tention to the grave consequences
which may arise from the American
shipping combination, whose object,
he pointed out, was to combine the
American, British and German mer
chant marines. He said:
"Our snipping oinpanlea are threat-
netl by competition wnii-h will be
lillrecti - l against them and moreover In
J the- near future the trust will have a
formidable fle-t which when corn-
plications arise, will play a decisive
role throughout the Atlantic Ocean."
AI-XSKA'S WAT BR POWER.
From the
Rewrt of the I"
logical Survey.
S. Oeo-
Alfred H. Firoiiks. In charge of the
work of exploration anl investigation
i"""" ,1' """"?'
ien,i'illV carried on in Alaska, has .
:'M at""nti"n ln h "tensive water j
"WTa xitin ln th- -'Utheastern i
i"ert",n "f thp ""Untry' an'' ,he d"Mr- !
j?bl"ty rh"ir '"vIipuI.hi. This j
" ,,it",'v, ,ne ' """
extending soutrward along the Pacific
Coast, upon which Juneau, Sitka and
Iskagway are located. Of this station. 1
30.8OO s.,uare miles consists of main- I
land and 12,910 wiuare miles of Islands,
forming what is kiwwn ax the Alexan- j
l,jf.r Archipellago. The region Is rapid-
lv foririnir ahj B nrwIm.,lnn nf !
' '
gold and oopeir, and promises to be
one of the most Important mining i
centers In the country. Many of the
low grade ores wWch are foud here i
occur in large bodies and can lie work-
ed to advantage by making use of the
excellent water powers which atxmnd t
In the region. The general topogra
phy of the eountrv particularly favors
the development of water powers; high
land and lofty mountains are In close
proximity to the coast from
...1,1.1.
nnicn
numerous streams, fed by an unusuilv
abundant ruin fall, ni4tr to the sea wlh i
heavv irralients. In addition t th... !
advantages, the character of the
country Is such that the water powers
are often supplied from naituinl res
en'oirs. -which add much to their
steadiness and, therefore, to t'hi-lr
value. Tn the Houthern portion of the
!Ht, more especially to theKetchikan
mining dlstHct, the water powers are
available for the entire year, owing to
the mildness of the climate, while' In
the Juneau district, In the northern
part of the belt, they can be used for
about eight months.
It Is estimated that a preliminary
Investigation of this region could be
made In a month tl Include the region
around Ketchikan the mining districts
on Prince of Walea Island and the
neighboring mainland, Snettlsham and
........
a. b. 5. destroys the serpent, and eliminates
every atom of poison from the Mood, it makes a
thorough and radical cure of the disease, and at the
same time builds up the general health, S. S 8.
contains no minerals of mi v Liiiil loir is imrrlv
Windham Hay, where there are Impor
tant mininpg developments. Hunters
Kay, Sitka and Hodman lUty. and
es(eelally In the district around Ju
neau the greatest mining center of
southeastern Aluska.
DETAILS OF TRAIN HVN.
SoTiH-thlng About the Power )Vnnn.l
ed bv the Iturllngtoii Plyer,
A railroad man with i isotcnant for
tlgun8 haa Just produced ome stn
tljitlcs on the Burlington's rhlcago
SitHial Aliich are not at all dull. He
finds that on the dally l.'Mfi-mlle
Journey of thU uein from Denver to
Chicago via Omaha, the sit engines
which pull It consume si.1i" oounds of
coal more th.iti forty tonsand ,"o,-
2"0 gallons of atr o,ulte p'lough lo
supply the wants f a kmI sued com
munlty. To pre'eni hot iox-'s on I he ars us
a result of the fast runnnlg, ITi! p-umds
of cotton wute and T'4 pints of lubri
cating oil arc necessary every i'ay In
the year. This means that In the 12
months mote than thirty-t v,t tons of
waste and over i.V'Wo gallons of oil are
used. The ilgures given ar- ' ikeii I rum
careful olervitions on the run of ih.'
Special from IVnver to, Chicago, and
are aiiroxineiv correct f r th.?
Chicago-Den vr run.
The engines make an ordinary sped
of from fifty to sixty miles an hour,
while bursts of sixty-five and seventy
miles per hour are every day occur
ances. The raluroader with ih pen
cil fleures tkm this train exends un
energy while running at Its usuul
speed enisl to inn. horse power, and
at Its highest bursts of ped as much
as liWO-horse power. If this enor
mous energy in the fight of the train
across the omrxry, cxi!il be ham-ss-el
It would f-jmjri Ejt than enough
power to run :i Ur !r..;i--j cum In
Omaha.
Fisher's Opera House
L. E. Selig, Lessee and fgr.
One !Vjr!d Week. Commencing
Monday Fvei ing, June 9
The Unfversal Favorites
MADISON SQliE THEATER CO.
12-
FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS 12
.
Ojienlng "Play
MOUNTAIN WAIF
New and Pleartng Specialties
Members of the Company.
by
ADMISSION
10. 20 and 30c
"
tAl , . ,.
H J r""1" . U.
H-ouiipiiieii uy a, Kenunnan ecort
iwltft on paid renerved aeax ticket, or
lwo w win oe aamlttea on one re
i served weA. ticket
Seat ,e opens &t Griffin Reed's
rxxiuruttx morning.
IioxuriousThavel
Th. "Northwestern Llml'jd" trains.
"bhu mtuuBiivu-, vuui jriawur
n,i ,,,,, . , .
out exception, the finest trains la th
world. They embady the lateat, rewesi
an'? bt Ideas for comfort, convenlnce
;and luxury ever offered the travelling
duoiic. and altogether are the most
complete and splendid production of thf
car builders' art.
These splendid Traias
Connect With
The Great Northern
The Northern Pacific and
The Canadian Pacific
AT ST. PAUL FOR
CHICAGO and the CAST.
No extra charge for theaa lupeMoi
aeommodatlona and all classes of tick
ets are Available for p&ssigs cn the
trains on (his line art protected by the
Interlocking Bloc!: System.
W. H. MBAJ. H. L. SIBLBR
General Agent. Traraliaf Aft.
Portland. Oregon.
General Electrical
Installing and Repairing
Tim Ui'jit Ktniippt'ii Slum in
Ort'gun OutMilt f Portlaiui
litis Jllet HlTII iJpCllttl nt
-121 HOND T.
Estimates Made on
Wiring for
Light ;nd
Power, New
Motors, Dynamos,
and Electrical
Apraratus
Of au Kinds.
Supplies Kept In Stock
Ai('l lor the Celebrated
SHELBY LAMP
Heat Under tlit Sun
Rfiliance Electrical
Works
H. W. CYRUH, - M'gr.
Scott's Santal-Pcpsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
fnt tiSunmsIlM r Calarrh
tl tk nioldr u4 Phww4
Kldxy. ho tun mo pf.
Vsim glkl7 u4 hn.
ally axtni iwi ot
JHrrhM- awl 4'lfH,
so aulKrnl ho Ivat taa.
I Atiaolalrljr karwlru.
t , or ay mail, poatpud.
I .. U fa,
tni lAmt-nnm to,
StUSSONTSIMI. OHIO,
Sold by Chaa. Rogers, ilt Commerel-
al Street Astoria, Oregon.
Some Inter
esting Facts
When people are onto n.iU'.liig a,
trip, whether on murines or pleasure,
they naturally wunl the best serv'.e
obtainable n far as speed, comfort and
safety Is conwmwl. l-Jmployes of the
WISCONSIN OKNTU A L UNKW are
pakl to rve the public and our trains
are operated so aa to rruike clone con
nections with diverging line at all
Jumrtlon ipolnts.
Pultmnn Palace Bleeping and Choir
tVirs on through trains.
Inning car service onexclled, Meal
served a la carte.
In order to obtain the flnrt -clans ner-li-e.
ask the ticket agent to sell you
a ticket over..,..
The Wisconsin Central lines
nd you will make lirvct e.itiectlon
at St. Paul for ("hlcntfo. Milwaukee and
11 points Bast.
For
any further Information call on
:h k'-t agent ,or rnrresond wtth
any I
JAS ( POND. On. 1-nss. Ag't.
or JAS. A CIM'K. Milwnukee, Wis.
Depot. Fifth and
Leave
Irving ata. Portland
Arrlvs
Overland Expreas
Trains for Salem,
Roseburg, Ash
land, Sacramento,
Ogden, gan Fran
cisco, Mojave, Loa
Anjreles. El Paao,
New Oreleans and
the Kitl.
At Woodburn
(dally except Sun
day), morning
train connect with
tram (or ML An
gel. Sllverton,
Brownsville,
Springfield, and
Natron, and even
ing train (or Mt.
Angel and Silver
ton. Corvatlta passen
ger. Sheridan paaaen-
'8:30 p.m
7:il a.m
7:20 p.m
1:80 a.m
7:M a m
6:U p.m
IH : 25a.ro
l4:5s p.m
Dally, flDg
Dally except Bunday.
Iti-bate tickets on sale between Port
land, Sacramento and San Francisco.
Net ratea 117.80 first clasa, without
berth and 114.00 second class. Including
berth. ,
Categ and tlcketa to Eastern points
and Europe. Also Japan, China, Hono
lulu and Australia. Can be obtained
ci v. a. Sdillhng, Third and Wash
ington areeta.
IaJIHILL DIVISION,
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson Ht.
Leave for Oswego dally at 7:20, !):
a. m.; 12:30, 1:55, 8:25, 5:15, (:2S, 8:06,
11:30 p, m. and t:00 p. m, on Sunday
only. Arrive at Portland dally at 8:36.
8:30, "10:50 a. m.; 1:35, 3:16, :3, 8:20,
7 40, 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 a. m. dally except
Monday: 8:30 and 10:45 a. m, on Sun
days only.
Leave for Dallas dally except Sun
day at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland
at 1:30 a. m.
Passenger train leaves Dallis foi
Alrlee Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
R. B. MILLER.
Oen. Frt. and Pass. Aft,
sMi si awv
Si
"jUBlflil A AIITII
ymoiA SUUIH
Vyi via
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
COAL
For Steamer, Commercial and Family Use
Orders Promptly Executed . .
DOCK FOOT OF SEVENTH ST
Samuel Elmore & Co., Ats.
WWm ,
sar
Big Deal in Typewriters
Ausirian Oovtrnment Order 1W0
I'rrsa lliscalcli lojl'iirtland Oir.'oiilNn, Ki l rusiy Tib
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
L A M. AU xuntlcrA Co., At ntH
PORTLAND OFFICE - 122 THIRD STREET
North Pacific Brewery.
JOHN KOPP. Proprietor.
The I'opu'ur Product of the only revcr v In North
wesitern Oretfon enjoys ts very, large cIouhhIIc oncl ex
port Hale.
KOPPS BEST bottlrclor in Ucuh.
Free City Delivery.
Steamer SIE
The Largea!, Stnunrh'-st, steadiest, and moat ea worthy veawl
ever on the route. Itest of Table and State Uo"m Aec.immoda
lions. Will make round trips every five days between.
Astoria and Tillamook
PARE $3.60
Connecting at Antorla with the Oregon Itallrond A Navigation Co. and
the Aatorla ft Columbia It. Ft. for Portland, Bun Francisco and all
points Kaxt. For freight and passenger rates apply to
Sottiucl Bltnorc (S Co
4ieiniiil ((iilii, AnUirln.tlr.
or to
B. C. LAMB,
Tillamook, Or.
A. & C. R. R. Co.
Portland, Or.
r rin
m ninn
1
hHh
Of New
W.jP. THOMAS, Mgr., fan FrenclKO.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Has been Underwriting on tlie Pn ifie ("oiici ovci twtnty-two vtarn,
SAMUEL ELMORE A (., nix, AMorin, ()..
ONE DOLLAR
ennnot bo exjieiided to better advantiige foi yourwlf
or abHcnt friciulH than in a ycur's mibm:ri)tioii for Die
Semi-Weekly Astorian
It gives all tlie city and county news twice euoli week
foi only one dollar a year in advance.
Tt UPDONE MtIN 661
ASK ANY ONE
Who haa uaod Star Etat Rauvfw
and they will tall you thvy art '
most antlafMlory they have ever
used. Thty require but llttla fu4
an! baka quick and uniform, aad
art rfttlly manactd- for salt lo
Astoria only by
W. J. Scully
4JI BONO 5TKI-ET,
Bttwtvn Ninth and Ttath
Smith rreniltrs.
Vtl'JNNA. Fb. 7.-Ths greataat sin
gin purchase of typewritten tvr
made haa been ordered by th mln
bury of JuslUt. which, after thret
months of thaullv rompfftlllvt
tenia, has contracted to equip the
tir ministry with not Ima ilian IM
Hmlth I'remlir typewrllf n. aupplylng
very court.
II. ELMORE
0. R. at N. Co
Portland. Or,
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