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,-' NM V V )' '. ! Cook.;, .. !,...( ;',in.J.,'C. fra i Lit i !;j i :.!v::i I'.ui The i. ! . i y of aid) odeiioc, will bo liable to prosecution. f" ' ' ' ' ' ( : . . ;'; t ( tijUlUJ ...-. .tt.ti 4tWtt uiuiWii VOL. LV ASTORIA. OKEGOX, SUNDAY, JULY 0, 1902. NO. 0 mm IT'S UP When you nro about ASK YOURSKLF First Who curries the oi Clotliing, HatH CrAnfl Do you prefor Iiuh one prico? Third Is not WISE the in AHtoriu ? Well, if nil thi'KO things are true, ami everybody knows tliut they are, 11 UV Should you not yVfl I when you wih BUY A DOZEN '. . , .0f our Handsome and Artistic Hounted and Matted Pictures and decorate your homo or your bench cottage. See the Window Display GRIFFIN & REED SOMETHING NEW FOR BREAKFAST Atlaa -Kllti Dried Rolled White Onta FISHER BROS., Clothes to be seen in WHEREVER you go this summer: for pleasure or for business : Lon don coronation, Paris boulevards, St. Jo, Mich., State Street Chicago or Broadway New York : you'll be satis fled with your appearance if you are in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. Nobody will wear better looking clothes, nor get the same good-looks without paying a lot more money for 'em. In fit. style, excellence of tailor ing, Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are superior ; not a slovenly stitch in them. For every occu.sion full dress, afternoon dress, business, outings; a multitude of choice fabrics, well inudo, rendy-to-wear. The best clothiers sell them ; you know you're safe if you soo. the labol.II S & M,in 5 the coat; ft small thing to look for, a big thing to find. Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Good Clothes Makers. at P. A. TO YOU to buy clothing, bottunJ lurgpst Htworlniont and KurniwhingH? to trule with WISE, who wont up-to-dutc Clothier go to WiSFS I!KJ STOKE to buy CLOTI I IX ? .ASTORIA, ORE. STOKES TRACY CHANGES HIS GARMENTS Mysterious Buggy Supposed to Be Driven by Convict Disappears. SEEN YESTERDAY MORNING ICvcry VUu f of KtrnirHIt; Import-unit- In 4'uunlcd ami Tracy Cannot lmum WUh- out Conflict. BRATTLE, July S.-A special to the Post-Intelligencer from Bothell says rtit Tracy i In the. vkmlty of Both ell almost beyond doubt. The track of territory IS miles In clrcumferenca ! enclosed by a strong cordon, of armed men, Unless the convict stole through ihe lines It night he can hardly make hi weave without a bloody con flict. KVKHY HIGHWAY GUARDED. Every brlditi and crowing, fvcry pluw of tratBlf Importance In pur suit of !hl kind I (juunled by men lying In ambuh. ottum are patroll ing the country. The myaterloua bu gy with Hire Hsht which appeared mi the county road thU morning about I2;M o'clock and middi'tily dlnapmrcd him al l1 a ct to the altuatlon. Tracy tihanired hi clothed yeaterday niornlnir at Maple Laf, near Pont lac. at the horn of Farmer Fiehcr. He than took the cmioiy road for Hothell. A man anowerlnir hi description waa etn by John lUer on he county rtd traveling toward thla place eterday afternoon. While many othor report have come in, tfherlff Cu llhee l held here prlnclal ly by the Incident (tlven. The fliidliiK of Tracy proilona In the cabin where Thumdajr'a battle oc- curr,d gave rle u a mild oontrover- y. They mated It contained nothing whatever. Today Deputy Sheriff John MK'lellan. of Thuraton county, and Deputy Sheriff Nelaon, of King coun ty, entered the place and found Tra cy' outfit In the houe. Friend of the RoiheN men declared the outfit wan left there by Tracy loat night. The niyatertoua bmrgy I connected with the finding of the outfit. It waa driven rapidly ahng the county road In the black of nlfc'ht from thl direc tion, It toped at the cabfn for a few moment and then quickly doubled on it course. The buggy wa seen by Deputy Sheriff Ftank P. Brewer and Deputy Sheriff Woolery. DOOS TO TAKB TRAIL. WAI.I.A WALI.A. July 5.-Warden Catron tonight received a call from the sheriff' otllce at S.attle for the bloodhound at the prison here. F.v ery effort to get a apeclal train prov ed unavailing and the dogs will leave here tomorrow. THR BRIGHTON HANDICAP. Oold Heel Won and TJatabllBhod a New World s Record. NEW YORK, July 6.-On a track that wa lightning fat and before a crowd of 25,000 per0"''' Gold Heel, favorite In the letting at 13 to 10, gal- loied home, an easy winner In the Brighton handicap today. He not on Iv beat Jack Points' record of 2:04, made In 1900, but eta,bllnhed a new world' record for a circular track. The time for mile and a (tuarter was 3:03 4-5. SPEAKS REGARDING TRUSTS. President Will Exni'e His Views on Che Subjeot OYSTER BAY, July 5. It has been ascertained that the president's speech at Pittsburg yesterday In reference to the trust was merely a forerunner of a determined effect to have congress take ud the subject and to enact a def inite legislation at its next session for tne control or supervision of the trusts. Recently the president and Attorney General Knox held a conference with ReDresentative Uttlefleld of Maine, whose knowledge of the constitutional law, Is admitted, at which Lutlefleld was Invited to prepare a bill for the regulation and control of trusts that will go before the congress with an en dorsement and infiuenoe of the presl- lent hac-k of It. The MM will be sub- I milted at th beginning of the next session, but before thl In dune, ihe president and attorney gancra.1, anil Llttlcfleld, will have frequent confer- ciu.1'1 um to (lie uetaii. In addition to thin aotlon the presi dent Ik going to talk upon the trust question a good deal on several trips to be mad by him In the fall. He hait announced to hU friend that the question III a vital one and that he promise to puith It vigorously until mime action 1 taken by eongres. HCM'KEFET.MCIl HKADH COMBINE. The Central Figure In he Financial Part of the Negotiation. CHICAGO. July S.-Inter-Ocean to morrow will ay: The combination of gigantic com- panic controlling -the packing Indus try of the t'nlted State haa finally been consummated, with John V. Rockefeller a the central figure In the financial part of the negotiation. The final arrangement have been made for the consolidation of the 8wlf t and Armour lnteret hkih have reently .. concern throughout the country. The final steps which were taken today require the merging of the Swift and Armour lnteret. There are, it Is said, one or two companies not wholly un der thl control, tut negotiation are pending with a favorable outlook. IOWA VISITED BY STORM. Many Live Are Suppoed Been Lost. to Have OOI'N'CIL BLUFFS. Ia.. July 6. Southwestern Iowa wa vlalted thl evening by the wort storm of the year. In several towns It amounted to a tornaao ana tears are enienain- ed that there 1iave been great loss of life. The damage to corn and unhar- vesti-d small grain have been very great. At Whiting a doien building ore reported destroyed and Mrs, Campbell badly hurt. At Anlhon, 20 tmllillng were demol ished by the tornado and at this place It I believed many lives were lost. EARTHQUAKE IN TURKEY. Many Live Are Lost and Houses Wrecked. LONDON, July 5. A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company from Vienna says a severe earthquake j Point. The track for several miles is shook waa feH at Salonlca, European : covered with rock and sand. Tomor Turkey. yesterday afternoon. Accord- rov morning at daylight passengers Ing to this dispatch many houses were wrecked and there waa much loss of life. P1TCHH11 HARRINGTON KILUBD. DALLAS. Tex.. July 5. A dispatch from Midlothian, Texas, says that Pitcher Charles Harrington wafl kill ed hv a batted ball there today. The bal which was batted straight to the pitcher, hit him in the stomach. Har rington fielded the ball, made an as sist, putting the runner out, and then dropped dead. CHICAGO'S HOTTEST DAY. ClUCAGO, July 5 This was the warmest day of the year, the mercury reaching ?4. William Nagler, a la borer, died from the heat. There were even other prostrations. Closing of a Well-Bought Stock Everv article In the house must go. If you lon t like our prices tell us yours. We do not carry everything, but everything we do carry will be found priced lower than ever offered in Astoria. ;0-Ladles' Fancy and Black Parasols one-halt price. 50 -Ladies' Waists worth $1,!5 to S1.75, 63 cents. Ladle Kid Fitting Corsets and Cor set Waists, 09 cents. KK) Ladles' Jackets, only half price. 50 Children's Jackets only half price. Boys' Suits, age 4 to 13. half price. 50 -pair hf Boys AU Woal Knee pants, 38 cents. The well-known School Shoe, District No. 76, worm xi.50 to i.t; tor so. Ladled' Wrappers worth tl, for 55cU. Call and avail yourself of Chicago Bargain House 506 Cosnnterclal Street. Astoria. Ore. CHICAGO STOCK YARD BURNED Swift & Company Suffer Loss Which Is Estimated at $500,000. LOSS COVERED BY INSURANCE Structure Whw Four 8tori High and IfclOO Feet Hquare ' Occupied by Gen eral Officer. CHICAGO, July 5. By Br which broke out In their plant at the atock- vju.dl( tonrht Swift & Co. uffred . . , . , , , ,.JlltMt rrk. loa which la estimated rt $.i00.00. The fire wa confined to one building. This structure waa four stories high, built of brick, and waa 300 feet square. The first floor waa occupied by the whole- Iwtle meat market of the company, the !eeond floor by the shipping depart- iment and the third and fourth by the i general office of the company. The latter are said to have foeen the larg est single ofUce In the United State, more than 800 employe working lit a ingle room. The kw Is covered by ! insurance, j - J CITY IS SWEPT A vv AY. Famille Are Left Homeless and Rail- , Washed Away, j i -lor tj... July 5. A cloudburst t Ellsoort. Just east of Hope, today jg,Vf,pt ftway au houses, about 12 or j;, except Harry Mannings. Two mile of track Is washed away and the mill Is under water. From EUs- 'port to the yard limits Is under flood i of water; the creek te wild and wid ened J00 yards on each side and all the trestles are gone from Clarks fork to Hope. Residents let loose the dam behind the company store to save the store and dwelling. The families at Export lost everything. This morning's train is at Sand ROBBERS BOARD STEAMER- MADRID, July 5. A story la pub lished In the newspapers here to Ute j effect that 80 boat loads of robbers ! attacked the Spanish line steamer Al- phonso XIII, from Havana to Corun- na, Spain, while she wa aground at Cape Carasfordl?), Florida. The rob bers according to the newspapers, be- Icame so menacing that the captain of i the steamer ordered his crew to fire upon them. The Alphonso XIII even tually floated and steamed away. TURKS KILL 30 BULGARIANS. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 5. A de tachment of Turkish troops recently surrounded a band of Bulgarian hrlg Out Sale Ladles' Wrappers worth $1.75 to $3.00 for $1.00. Mens' t,2." Standard Shirts, Fancy Patterns. 85o. Men's Collars, Standard Brand. JA. A fine assortment of 75c Ti-s a: Tic. Large assortment of Men's Felt Hats, half price. Boys' Caps worth t50c, for 22c. Children's Hose less than factory prices. 65c Dress Goods at toe. 73c Dress Goods at S5c. Children's Knit Underwear, , 17c. Ladles' Knit Underwear, this, the Golden Opportunity. and at Patelli, hi the Vilayet of Mo- natlr. Thirty Bulgarian were killed. The remainder wsre made prlinner. Brigandage in Spreading atormlngty In Monaatlr. i Turko-Iiulgarlan complicatlona are threatened In conaeouejiee of the forc ible removal of the flag and coat of arm from the Bulgarian agency at serre, Kume.lla. Bulgaria haa demand ed aattofaction within three day. EDWAKDS FBAST TO TH"H POOR, King la Greatly Pleaded to Hear of the Buccea of the Dinner. LONDON. Julv i-AXh.1. - evening bulletin regarding the condl- tlou " ng are to be iasued. It announced at Buckingham Palace was this ma nia majesty had good trogreM since thu made Ing and that toe waa much gratified i the accounts h .v. with - -. -. v, v, i ue uccessful carrying out of the plan for '-""""" r xne poor of London, f a million of London's stum dwell were Kinr F.tnmeri-. ......... Half er - ll,IB afternoon. They were scattered in about m hall, nchoo!? and park SEND9 MESSAGE OF THANKS. WASHINGTON. July S.-Th nrli. dent has received the following cable gram from Queen Alexandria: resident, Waahlrurtnn n r. m,. king to most grateful for your kind aympamy. He to, thank God, getting -cij lavoraoiy now. (Signed.) "ALEXANDRIA." HEIR COMMITS SUICIDE. PORTLAND. Julv S.rw r c- . ----- - . VIUMI- nans, of Detroit. Mich., commits dde In a lodging- hOUMA Aft tha i side today by shooting himself, it Is BQ tk fM-tn fl a urwsnans was heir to a large estate In Detroit If i. u " ilTJ killed himself because he was out of employment. FOUND NOT GUILTT OF CRUELTY department today gave out result of Inquiry made hv pinluj r j. . v. i ut in to the case of Lieutenant Frederick -.-wa, rourtn cavalry, acquiting Mm of the direot knowledge nt . ... " --j . ..-ireanment of Filipinos by imiea owes soldier. -. CONSIGNMENT OF SHIP AR5IOR. WASHINGTON. July 5.-Arm; Jons appear to be keeping up to the pace alongside the ship construction Today the navy department wax in. rormed that the first consignment of armor for the new battleship Nebras- aa naa been shipped. GAMBLING HOUSES CLOSED. PORTLAND, July 5. By order of the mayor all gambling houses in the city were closed tonight. PRICE OF SILVER. NEW YORK, July 3.-Silver, 54. BASEBALL, NORTHWEST LEAGUE. At Portland Portland, t; Seattle, i At Helena Helena, 3; Tacoma, ! Eleven innings. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Detroit Detroit, 6; St. Louis, At Philadelphia Washington, S Philadelphia, 5. At Boston Baltimore, 5; Boston. 4. At Chicago Chicago, 11: Cleveland, NATIONAL 'LEAGUE. At St. Louis St. Louis, 1; New York, 0. At Plttaburg Brooklyn, 2; Pitts burg, 0. At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 6; Phlla delphla, 4. At Chicago Boston. 5; Chicago, 4. The Eclipse Plumbers snd Steamfilters. Steam Boat and Gasoline Boat Work a Specialty. . Stoves and Tinware 527 B0MD STREET GRUESOME FIND BY PLEASURE SEEKERS Head of Middle Aged Man Sev ered at Collar Bone No Clue. NOT THE WORK OF STUDENTS IMiyHlYlans Declare Work Don by Percwm Not Familiar With Surgical IMh Mfctioh. . BERKELEY, Cal., July S. A human head that had been sawed from tha body of a man Just above the cottar bone waa found on the bank of a creek that flows through La Lotm Park, a pretty spot behind North Berkeley. and one frequented by picnicking par ties. The head was that of a middle aeed man and had been severed from the body by some one unfamiliar with surgical dissection, according to med- . leal experts who have examined It The preservation of the features ia remarkable. The face haa the appear ance of having been placed In soma fluid to prevent deconfipoalton. Tha flesh is not mm bleached ao the the ory that the head had been used tor experimental, purposes at some med- , leal Institute and subsequently dls carded ia dissipated. The discovery waa made by W. F. Turner of this city, who was accom panied hy a party of pleasure seek ers. Very frequently students from Che university visit La Loma Park while pursuing their studies. A little creek flaws through the park and on each of Its banks is a wealth of chapperal, tall oak trees and shady nooks any one of which afford ample protection from prying persons and inquisitive eyes to a person carrying this ghast ly burden. Turner waa accompanied by nine young ladies. They were walking along the path when suddenly one of the girls noticed the head. "There's a man's head," exclaimed ' the girl. Turner Immediately reported his find to Coroner Strelghtif. Ths coroner found the head lying in tha middle of the path, and returned to this city with It: After examining the head closely, the coroner found It had been sawed from the body Just at tha collar bone. ' The under Jaw had been sawed In two on the right side, trot It waa not mutilated otherwise. Dr. G. B. Hoagland voiced the opin ion that the head Was not removed at a medical Institute. " The very condition of the head, the manner In which It had been saw ed off, convinces me that It was the work of some Inexperienced person. No medical student would do such a Job as this." PRESIDENT AT OYSTER BAY. OYSTER BAY, July 5.-President Roosevelt arrived here at 5:1 this, aft- ' ernoon, and was given a cordial wel come. Hardware Co. ASTORIA, OREGON