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VOL. l.V
ASTORIA. OREGON TUESDAY. JULY , 1902.
NO. 7
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Win n you (i ro tihotil to huy clothing,
ASK YOUKSKLK
pS(rf Who curries tlic hrxlnnd lurupHt ntwortrmnt
I II 51 o: Clothing, Huts iiiul FiiniiJiiiiH?
Second
Third
Do you nftT
liuv oixi jrict!?
lit not WISH
in AhIoHh?
Well, if nil tlic
everybody known
WHY
Should you not
when you wih
BUY A DOZEN
Of our Ilnndnome und Artistic
Hounted and Matted Pictures
mid deooritlo your home or your beach cottage,
Seo tlio Window Display
GRIFFIN r REED
SOMETHING NEW FOR BREAKFAST
Atlno Kiln Dried
Rolled White OntH
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
fied 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 occasion full dress, afternoon
dress, business, outings; n multitude- of
choice, .fabrics, well mude, rendy-to-wenr.
The best clothiers sell thorn; you know
you're safe if you see tho label, II S & M.in
the coat; a small thing to look for, a big
thing to find.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx,
Good Clothos Makers.
at P. A. STOKES
TO YOU
to tnule with WISK, who
the mot up-to-date Clothier
thing arc trur, and
Unit tliey nro,
po to WISl'.'S I5I( STORK
to buy CLOTH KS?
ASTORIA, ORE.
IMt
9ft AM
HAS DISAPPEARED AS IF
SWALLOWED BY THE EARTH
Hi. ,au "
Snce His Daring Escape of Saturday Fugi
C tive Tracy Has Not Been Seen
by His Pursuers.
Forty Indians Have Camped on His Trail Native Woman Says
She Saw the Desperado Sunday Confederate
Believed to Have Assisted in the Es
cape From Fort Madison.
8KATTLK. July 7.-Bln e Tracy, the
em-aped eonvlvt, left the Johnson
Horn faturday afternoon at Port
Miullixin, abMutrly no real clue ha
Imwb dliwvered ua to hi wh-reaW.its.
Korly ImlUni arc watching for the
murdurr In Kltxap County. The root
of the whole lower Hound In iHng
pftlrll"d, an! jtu tnln are lyii.tf In im
buh. The authorities ran make ro
move until he ngnln show nlmself.
Fir th time being Tuny ha vanish
ed nn complitely ax If swallowed ty
an nrthimki'. Thi- l.lo xlhounds from
the Walla Walla penitentiary urrh-ed
liwc tonight. The turr Ken Lion has
b-n Ufil-r t.-n all night, with tha
animal l)-mrl in-.tiri) to leave for
any place where the crlmlsiaj may put
In hi appura.i .
At the extreme hevl of Miller Bay
the Whitehall boat which carried Tra
cy a" i n'l-.'rn way from Port
Mdln Saturday night haa been
found. The boat had been pulled In
from the beach and Mowed away In a
flump of bushes and Tracy evidently
felt secure In the belief that It would
not be found fur m-veral day at 1iat.
Thla very fact may lead to develop
ments aomewhut earlier than any one
hnd hoped for.
The hejtd of Miller Bay I four
mile overland from Port tlamlili-, It
I directly north of Port Madison, the
Indian reervatlon, where, according
to an Indian woman, Tracy wa seen
yesterday afternoon. Sheriff Cook,
with a ponw, left Port Madlnon early
tnli morning to search the Millers Buy
district. Immediately after the finding
of the boot, the party discovered a
fresh trail leftdlng lnto the forest. The
tracks of two men are plainly dls
cerniible and there was no doubt In
the minds of the member of the po.se
that they were hot on the4 track of
Tracy and his unwilling partner, An
derson. Shortly after noon. Deputy
Sherlf Cook and a party made tlsMr
way Into ihe dense forest and It may
be hour 'before they will again be
heard from.
Every possible point on the Sound
1ms been furnished with a carefully
prepared dtwertpton of Tracy and An
derson. The authorities of the north
ern counties bordering on the Sound
have taken up the chase and consider
able addition have been made there
by to the pursuing force.
Hood Canal Owunty la being patroll
ed by two squads of officers.
DEMORALIZES PLANS FOR CAP
TITRB. SEATTLE, July . By 'the longest
Jump he has' taken so far in his flight,
Tracy, the Oregon cscaiwd murderer,
has completely demoralized all
the carefully laid plans to capture
him. Friday he left the vicinity of
Bethel. Saturday noon he reached
Port Madison. Tonight nt 6 o'clock he
was reported seen on the outside of De
ception Pass between Fldalgo ' and
WIvMby Islands. HI ilg-iag course
and unexpected movements have ence
more placed him beyond Immediate
danger. Ill latest coup Is the moat
spectacular of all. The murderer' ob
jective point Is now supposed to be
Whatcom, where, It is stated, he ex
pects to meet a friend,
ARRIVES OFF DECEPTION PASS.
Tracy's arrival off Deception Pas
was reported to Sheriff Brisbane, of
Whatcom County at 8 o'clock tonight.
He received the message from Chias.
Brlsbone. Scouts have been sent out
to patrol the shore line of Chuckanut
.
.
Bay, below- Falrhaven. where It I.
. ,. ., , , ,
believed that Tracy w 11 attempt to
' -"i'ii iu
ana"
That Tracy la trying to reach aome
frlenda it Whatcom County I Mated
to be a!mot certain In a dlxpalcb
from Whatcom tonight. Cub Merrill,
am to rse a brother of Merrill, the
convlct who ecaied with Tracy, live
at WhalciHn, Saturday night while
Intoxicated he aald that the murderer
wan on hi way to that place,
also atated that arrangement
ti(S
had
...uue w ineei mm.
A a remit of Tracy.'a spectacular
Jump the greatest hue and cry after
a criminal in the hlatory of the atate
til lirwlMt U'Q V k nanuli kna
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taunctieat out guarding the pa
through which the convict may reach
the ahores of Whatcom county. Deputy dav are entertained by the officials of
.heriff are ilocking from all lde toithe ral,,ad', fUld the board of art-
, . . .
join 1 the man hunt and when Tracy
land he will be hard preaaed. The
lunt hwird of Sheriff Cudlhee and an
expedition he lead on tire tug Sea.
. . , . , ,. -
Lion to Port Mauitmn lu pursuit of
Tracy, was at Sidney. He went there
to hold a consultation wtth Sheriff
Sacknian of Kitsap County.
HIS FLIGHT UNEXPECTED.
Tracy" flight from the vicinity of
Uothel Friday was unexpeoted. Ac
cording to his own atorv he beat .cross
county to Meadow Point, where he
held up a Japanese fisherman. At the
point of his Winchester ritle he forced
the man to take him across the Sound
to Port Madison. At Malison the
murderer entered th home of a t
Scandlnavian family named Johnson.
There he ate a hearty meal and
changed his clothing. He made no
effort to conceal his ld-ntlty. When
he left the house Tracy left all the
members of the family tied to beds
and gagged. He took Johnson's hired
man with him and left Madison In a
urge uoai Deionging io me iamny. i
... . - ....
He set sail down the Sound at dusk
Saturday afternoon.
The news of Tracy's latest exploit
Closing Out Sale
of a Well-Bought Stock
Every article In the house must
your'. We do not carry everything,
found priced low?r than ever offered
EO Ladles' Fancy and Black Parasols
one-half price.
5P -Ladies' Waists worth $1,25 to 11.73,
(53 cents.
Ladles Kid Fitting Corsets and Cor
set Waists, C9 cents.
100 Ladles' Jackets, only Jialf price.
50 Children's Jackets only half price.
Boys' Suits, age 4 to 13, half price.
50 -pair of Boy All Woal Knee pants,
38 cent. ,
The well-known School Shoe, District
No. 76, worth 1.60 to 11.76; for 98c. J
Ladles' Wrappers worth $1, for 55cta. !
Call and avail yourself of
Chicago Bargain House
506 Commercial Street - Astoria. Ore.
fprtad like wildfire. Sheriff Cudlhee
returned from Bothel on the naming
i train and organized a new r,ose. Ttie
l.jg Sea Lion wa chartered and the
party left thf afterr-oon tor Madi
son, It consisted of a largs number
of heavily armed men. .
From all Indication It would appear
that Tracy took the ocuide passage
on hi yoyage to Deception Pas. In
Chi cane he must have gone pact Port
Ludlow, Port Townsend, Porta Flag
lf-r, Casey ami Worden. Hi boat
must have passed In sight of these
lace.
FAIL TO COMPLETE RAIIJtOAD,
Plan of Board of Trade Failed to Com
plete Portage I toad.
PORTLAND. July 7.-At a meeting
of the Board of Trade, Joseph Gallon,
chairman of the committee on rail
I road, mode a utatement of the Condi
jtlon and proapect" of the Paul Mohr
; portage railroad around the dalle of
!tne Co'""" Rlv- He aald:
I regret that I am unable to re-
' . .Jl . .. t, .
,p,wi the micceM of the Board of
j Trade' ilan to complete the portage
i railroad and that there are no oroa-
.P"" "y rm mediate completion of
l,he road on any 0,her pIan- A can"
,vaii waa made among the capitalist
;f(f Portl9n(,. Numerou meeUn- were
held with the leading capitalist, mer-
johant and proierty holder but It u
in laeovered that there -were many
j difficulty In the .way of
' narrM-ii it ruin rtp nt ftnv nthr nlnn
iEXPEXTT SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE
'Arbitration Board Working to Secure
a Conference Ith Official.
I
CinCAGO. July ".-Hope of speedy
jgettlement of the trike of the freight
handler union which was called to
. iraiion.
Tbt mcMg o( the unon ttt a con
ference tonight told Chairman Job, of
the board of arbitration, that . they
were '"n Prmlt tne employe
of the different companies to meet the
1 . . . . . -,u-
'offlclals of the name to dlscuas. the
!wftRe 8CRle, providing a Joint confer-
ence between the railway managers
and committee representing the men
There Is little doubt that the strike
can be settled satisfactorily . to both
isldes If the conference Is arranged.
ADVANCE OF WAGES.
SIOUX CITT. Ia.. July 7. Chicago,
St. Paul, Mlnn?apolis A Omaha Ra,il-
'road Company ha granted the boll
'erm alters, machinists and helpers ad
!vance of 25 centa day ,n wae8, ,
ONLY IS SCHOONERS FOR SEALING
VICTORIA, B. C, July 7.-Only 13
'of 21 schooners which were outfitted
'for the seal hunt in Behrlng sea will
get away, eight of them having been
) unable to get Indian hunters. This is
the smallest fleet In years,
BUILDING ARENA FOR FIGHT.
SAN FRANCIS.-.', July 7. urouna
. , . , .h ..,,, ,
,was broken today for the erection of
!a temnorarv arona Fourteenth and
Valencia street, where Jeffries is to
go. If you lon't like our prices tell us
but everything we do carry will be
In Astoria.
Ladles' Wrappers worth J1.75 to 12.00
j for J1.00.
Mens $1,2S Standard SMits, Fancy
Patterns, 85n.
Men's Collars, Standard Brands, liK.
! A fine assortment of 75c Tlw a: ?C.c.
Large assortment of Men's Fell Hats,
half price.
Boys' Caps worth $50c, for 22c.
Children's Hose less than factory
prices.
65o Dress Goods at 10c.
75c Dress Goods at 35c.
Children's Knit Underwear, 17c.
Ladles' Knit Underwear,
this, the Golden Opportunity.
meet FUzimmo!i July 2J. From
Harbin Springs, where Jeffries Is In
training and from Hkah'g Springs,
where Fitzslmmon I preparing for
th truKgle, comes the report that
both pugllUl are tending to their
work with Increased ssal.
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE.
Senator Bevertdge Decline to Be Nom
inated for Vice-President.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 7.-Senator A.
J. Beverldge was today asked about the
Washington dispatch slating that the
senator warn being urged a a candi
date for vice-president In 1904. He
aid:
' I will under no circumstance t.
come a candidate for the vice-presidency
and at no time have I been con
sidering the matter."
FIND uoi.D MfNB.
Ha Proof of Hto Story Richest Rock
Seen for Year.
BUTTE, July 7 -The Miner savs n
Haggerty has returned from Thunder
Mountain district, bringing the story
of a sensational gold .Htcoverv mao
by him. Hargery backs up the tale
With about 200 pounds of the richest
rock ever seen In this jart of the
country.
CARBUILDKRS STRIKE ENDED.
OMAHA, July 7. Tlw car builders
settled their dicersnccs with the com
pany today by accepting for one year
the scale offered. Thi 1 considered
final by both sides. There are no new
developments in the strike situation
today and quiet prevails at the shou-
vards. both sides evidently waiting
for other to act.
SPEAKS ON ALASKA.
COLUMBUS. O., July 7.-Seeretarv
Wilson delivered an address at the
inaugural exercises of the graduate
school of agriculture at the Ohio State
University tonight. Speaking of the
agricultural possibilities of Alaska, he
predicted that the day is not far dist
ant when the value of Its agricul
tural products will exceed that, of its
mines. .... . --.i
VENEZUELAN ' TROOPS ROUTED.
WILLEM3TAD, July 6. Three thou
sand Venesuejan government troops
under General Callito Castro tho
president's brother, were routed Julv
3rd between Barcelona and Agua by
the revolutionists under command of
General Rolando.
CAR MEN CONTINUE STRIKE.
PORTLAND. July 7.-The meetlmr
of the striking street car men tonight
decided to continue the strike. It was
thought today 'hat the trouble was
about ended, but the action of tonight
'leaves the situation same as before.
EX-SENATOR DORSEY WEDS.
NEW YORK. July 7. El-Senntor
Stephen W. Dorsey. of Arkansas, was
married today to Miss Laura Blgelow
at 'the Grace church. After a tour of
European cities, they will reside In
Los Angeles.
EX-UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ILL.
REDLANDS, Cal., July 7.-Dr. Chas.
Kendall Adams, ex-presldent of the
University of Wisconsin, is so serious
ly 111 at his new home In this city
that there is little hope of his re
covery. He is suffering from kidnev
trouble.
PRICE OF SILVER.
NEW YORK. July 7. Silver, 53.
The Eclipse
Plumbers 2nd Steamfilters.
Steam Boat and Gasoline
Boat Work a Specialty. . .
Stoves and Tinware
527 BOND STREET
WILL BE CROWNED
NEXT MONTH
Coronation of. Edward to Take
Place the Middle of
August.
QUEEN'S TEA TO SERVANTS
Spcdy Itecovei-y Crunch Dcclnlon
to Be Made Today but It
Is Xot Officially An
nounced. I.ONDON, July 7.-Klng Edward will
be crowned between August 11 and
August 15. Hi recovery ha ten
rapid and satisfactory that this de
cision ha been arrived at. No offi
cial announcement of the fact him yet
been made. The pageant through th
streets and the ceremony at Westmin
ster Abbey will be much curtailed
from the original form. Their maj
esties will drive from Buckingham
Palace to the Abbey through the Mall,
to Whitehall and thence to the Abbey,
the same route as taken at the open
ing of parliament. :
THE IJftTEST BULLETIN.
LONDON, July 7. At 10 o'clock this
morning the following bulletin on King
Edward's condition was posted at
Buckingham Palace:
" The king had nine hours' natural
sleep and his progress continues to be
uninterrupted. The wound Is dis
charging freely and 1 less painful to
dress and is healing nicely. (Singed.)
Drs. Treves, liking" and Barlow."
QUEEN'S TEA TO SERVANTS. .
LONDON,' July , Queeo Alexan
dria's tea to 10,000 domestic servant
of London commenced today. Each
lone of the queen's guests received a
gift from her majesty, consisting of
a box of chocolate and a silver gilt
brooch.
POLICE REFUSE TO GO ON DUTY.
For Fifteen Minutes Owing to Arrest
of the Chief the Police Orders, :
WALLA WALLA, July 7. For IS
minute this evening there was no po
lice force In the city. The chief wa
under arrest and each officer rather .
than to take charge of their former.
superior took off his star and turned
it over to the city police Judge. To
save the law and order from com- '
plete route tir -.nayor extended execu
tive clemency to the chief. Then the
force resumed It stars and took up '
again the discarded administration of 1
office. "
The trouble grew out of an alterca
tion In the police court between Chief
of Police Kauffman and Judge Glas- :
ford.'
CHAMBERLAIN INJURED.
LONDON. July 7.-Colonial Secretarr
Joseph Chamberlain was severely cut
on the head today by reason of a cab
horse falling and causing Mr. Cham
berlain to lurch forward In the cab.
striking his head against the glass
front. He was removed to the hosnl-
tal and Is not seriously hurt.
Hardware Co.
ASTORIA. OREGON