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THE MORNING ASTORIAN. Tl'ISDAV, JULY 8. I!H)J
WILL VISIT
I'ok Mi.it fimih.no u: iu:u
TOLi;cTiiti:)X ishAxns.
Will Moot Ills Scrotary in Ittw
ton To .Make lla for
His Coutr ntiMi.
NKW YORK, July T. Atvwding to
announcement made here, &y a Bos
ton dispatch to the World, A ulna Mo
In coining to the United $tat"s and
hit departure from Manila for San
FranUsco Is expected, It l ;al4. at
any lime. He will come direct to Bos
ton and join his former cretary,
Sixto Lope, and will then start on
a tour, delivering a series of lectures
on the conditions in the islands and
traking a jilea f.w the ,.indt'iendnce
of hi countrymen.
PREPARE FOR KITCHKXER.
Queen and Prince of Wales Will Take
Ac-live Part in the Olration.
NKW TORK, July 7. Both the queen
and the prince of Wales will take ac
tive part In the reception to be given
to Lord Kitchener, but even the pros
pect of the coming of the conquering
hero, has not, cables the London cor
respondent of the Tribune, given an
incentive to bosiness, which is at a
very low ebb. The postponement of
the coronation apparently had a dis
tinctly bad effect on trade and no re
vival is anticipated for some time.
It has been decided to bring into Lon
don to keep the streets clear on the
occasion of Lord Kitcheners home
coming next Friday or Saturday, ."00
cavalry and 10.000 Infantry exHr?ive
of the garrison in London and the
troops from Windsor and at Hounslow,
the whole making a total of more
than 15,000 1 troops. The Colonial
troops who 'came from South Africa
In the Bavarian are to be retained un
til after Lord Kitchener's arrival and
will, tt is understood, iiave a place in
the general's reoepion in which Indian
and other colonial troops may parti
cipate. ; , ' ; '. ., ' ' ,
TO EXHIBIT FAMOUS VIOLIN.
Stealing of It Was Cau.-e of the Own
" er's Death.
NEW YORK, July 7. Jean Joseph
Botfs $5000 Stradivarus violin, which
was stolen eight years ago and far
the alleged larceny of which Victor
S. Fletcher was sentenced to a year
in the penintenriary. will be exhibited
in Recorder Golfs office today. A
subpoena has been issued for Mrs.
Bolt and it is the intention of the
district attorney to return the violin
to her. Bott is dmd. killed, it is said,
by the loss of his favorite instrument.
Fletcher has leen granted a new
trial and the Indictment against him
will probably be dismissed. The vio-
Good enough
for anybody!
jAlu Havana Filler
FL0R0D0RA " BANDS en
ef tern li tt lagt from
)M STAR." " HORSE SHOE,"
"SPEARHEAD.""STANDARO HA W
" OLD PEACH A HONEY"
'SAWLOC." " OLE VARCINY"
m "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco,
I i i
II n was traced to a pawn stKp whre
It was left , on the day ltt wus stolen
from Prof.'Bott. v
MAY VISIT AMRR'CA.
Ilotha Arranging to Have an Ofticail
History of the Late Boer War.
NEW YORK. July ".-TSe Dally
Mail's Pletmarltibur.r rortvsnordent,
wires, according to a World ,cn!
from London:
Louis ltorha, in the oiw of con
versation, said that after their visit to
Rurte, he, DeYet and IVIarey in
tnjd going to America, but their pr
cise tour would have to be determined
by circumstances. Their object was
to collect funds for the relief of th
!oers ruined In the war. " Potha Is
arranging for an official history of the
wur from the Roer side written by
himself, DeWet and other leaders.
PROMINENT LAWYER SVICIDRS.
PfKBI.O. Colo., July T.-John J weph
Daly, a prominent lawyer of the North
west, committed suicide by taking
morphine in a lodging house on South
I'nloA avenue. No motive can be
found for the act. He left a letter
sayrig simply that if anything should
.
hannen to Vm to notify Floyd Daly,
his son. t Tv'as, Ore., or tht grand
r3t 'r-'Pft of the A. O. I. W.
at jv. Among his effects
werrnanv letters showing he had a
lucrative practice In Texas. New Mex
ico. Illinois and the Nortwest. From
1J to 1S91 he was grand master work
man for rh jurisdiction of Washing
ton. Oreeon and British Columbia.
HEAVY FROST KTLLS CROPS.
MOXTEVISTA. - J-ilv T.-A
heavy frost which farmed ice. has vis
ited San Luis valley. It now seems as
if not more than one-fourth of an av
erage crop would be harvested In this
valley.
ATLANTIC YACHT CHB CRnSE.
NEW YHRK. July 7. -The great
event of the Atlantic Yacht i.luh, the
annual cruise, will start today. Com
modore Robert E. Tod's flagship This
tle and about SO other yachts assem
bled at the rendezvous. This morning
th squadron will make sail and start
for Morris Cove, where the fleet will
anchor off the house of the Pequot
the line will have its t'me takn and
the rules Issued by the regatta com
mittee say tlK-re will h- racing for all
classes, divided into cruising and rac
ine trim. Points will be crellred to
the yachts In each day's run, accord
ing to the order of the finish.
PARK COMMISSIONER DEAD.
NRW YORK, July 7. Ex-Park Com
missioner Edward Bell died earlv to
day from typhoid fever. H ""' hen
ill three weeks. Mr. Bell, although
only 43 years old. took an important
part in the life of the city. His father.
Isaac Bell, was commissioner of Char
ities and correction. Edward Bell serv
ed as a member of the board if edu
cation and as park commissioner. He
was a member of the stock exr-hange
until recently in pa' '"'' .vifn
Louis V. Bell, his brother. Both re
tired and sold their ex"hane seats r
cfntly and decided to rest.
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago Chicago-New York
tame postponed.
At St. Louis Boston-St. Louis game
nostponed.
At Cincinnati Brooklyn, 5: Cincin
nati, t.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 5; Philadel
phia. 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 2
At Baltimore Baltimore, 13; Wash
ington, 0.
At Cleveland Cleveland, 8; Chlca-
eo. s.
CHOICE
MEATS
. Fresh Meats
Pickled Meats
Cured Meats
Prompt Deliveries
Lowest Prices
Christensen & Co.,
518 COMMERCIAL STREET.
C0R0ri0 GIFT LOST
BKI.I. WITH INSCltlPTION
MUNCH OF WALKS 1 7-.
Taken From Wssol on Arrhiux
lit New York - tilt Valued
at $10,004'.
NEW YORK, July 7. There is much
excitement on board the ship Attr.u--tor.
moored at the Munis trt dotk.
Jrey City, owing to the st mIIiij: of
the most precious thin on b Ard
or an old ship's bell, bearing the in
scription " Prince of Wales, 1T40." and
consigned to King Edward of Eng.
land. The bell, or ruther the pieces
of it. wete Intrusted to ihe ctre of
(Captain Scut. according to his story,
by the British officials of Kingston.
! Jamaica, the captain promising to
forward thtm to the king uion his
arrival In port here. The relic, to.
getlw with coins valued at more than
$10,000, had been recovered from the
sea by native fishermen, at a piant near
Kingston and turned over to the Itri
Ish officials who, upon discovering the
inscription, decided to send it to King
Edward as a coronation gift. Captain
Scott waj about to sail and he agreed
to bring the beli to New York. The
relic was In "two parts, having been
broken by the blasting which was nec
essary to remove It from the rocks.
Captain Scott told the story of the
hell, and a few hours Inter it was
mysteriously removed from the ship.
WTLL REDUCE LICENSE.
Council to Fix Slot Machine Tax at
Only W-50 Per Quarter.
At last night's meeting of the coun
cil the committee on health and po
lice, reporting on the petl'loo of the
cigar dealers that the slot machine
license be reduced, reoomm-nd-xl that
the license be p'lacd at J.1.50 a iuar
ter. The dealers asked that the li
cense be reduced from $7.50 to 2.Z0,
quarterly. The report of the commit
tee was adopted, but no further ac
tion was taken until next .teetlng.
that the matter might be discussed.
Some of the saloon men who have
money-paying machines in their hous
es yesterday renewed thir licenses ten
der the $7.5 rule, saying they did not
wWh to take any chances. One saloon
man said yesterday that, If the ma
chines couldn't stand the $7 50 license.
they should be thrown out of the sa
loons and cigar stores.
A communication was received from
Olof Anderson, recording secretary of
Beaver Lodge, I. O. O. F , calling at
tention to the condition ef Oceanvlew
cemetery, which needed repair. The
matter was referred to the committee
on public property.
There waa considerable discussion
when the mayor's veto of the ralir iad
ordinance was brought up. The ordi
nance limited the speed of trains to
four miles within the city limits. Mr.
Burns said he did not wish to pass
the measure over the head of th?
mayor, but he thought a substitute
ordinance should be introducd, limit
ing the speed of trains to six miles and
requiring them to come to a full ftop
at the depot. Those who voted against
sustaining the veto were: Messrs.
Burns. Hansen, Morton and Trullin-
ger. Then, on motion. Mayor Supre
nant appointed the following commit
tee to draft ifcifi!' measur?:
Messrs. Trullliiger. Brix and Burns.
An ordinance was introduied pmend-
the ordinance governing street ob
structions. The new bill makes it a
misdemeanor for any person to build
on a street, and requires owners of
such buildings to remove them on 10
days' notice.
The assessment roll for 'he lmprve
;nent of Commercial street was con
firmed. Collections will be commenced
August 1. An ordinance accepting this
Improvement was passed under sus
pension of the rules.
An ordinance providing for the Im
provement of Fifteenth street between
Commercial and Exchange was passed
under suspension. The !innrwement
must be completed by August 25.
Three resolutions were ivdopted, as
follows: Providing for the Improve
ment of Commercial street between
Sixth and Third; directing the sur
veyor to report the grade of Taylor
avenue with respect to that of Bond
Mreet: setting aside the resolution for
the Improvement of Thl "'y-fourth
street and substituting therefor one
which provides for an improvement SO
feet In width.
Claims were allowel a follows:
Astoria Electric Company, $347.75.
Walter Waye, $27.
Sherman Transfer Company, H2.S0.
Prael & Cook, 75 cants.
W. A. Ooodln, $279.
i:
ears
To keep the skin clean
is to vash the execrctions
from it off , the skin takes
care of itself inside, if not
blocked outside.
To wash it often and
clean, without doing any
sort of violence to it re-
quires a most gentle soap,
a soap with no free alkali
in it.
Pears', the soap that
clears but not excoriates.
Sold nil over fhe worlil.
SUITS OUK CLIMATS
Th ranllv lnraiilnir naA nt .hit.-
"trji:
Li
for ornamental purpor.-a. makes a Removed to (33 Commercial St.
great demand for a shingle Main which Over PwtfMon Itruwn Shoe 'Store
preserve the wood, prevents moss, and I
retains a fresh, handsome appearance. FEMALE AND I'RIVATF. DI9
Psrtlcularly is such the case In damp ! BAS3 A SPECIALTY,
climates. The need Is well niet in a ""
perfect arUcl made right here In As-
torla. Cutblrttt's Creosote Shingle
ciiains are penetrative, preservative.
handsome and durable. They are put '
up in eight colors and every package
guaranteed. !
Seaside Excursion
Foresters Social Club
SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1902
Train leaves depot at 9 a. m.. re.
turning leaves SVaslde at 4:45 p. in.
Be sure and attend. Secure your tick
ets today.
Round Trip ;50
Children, 5 to 12 years 50--
Tickets may be secured of any mem
ber, or C. E. Foster, secretary.
Central Meat Market
642 COMMERCIAL ST.
Your onlrn for
F RES II AND SALT
Will le promptly and
ciiui'U,rlly stleuiled to
3. W. MORTON, Prop.
Teleptinne Ni W.
BEST0F EVERYTHING
In a Word This Tells of the Paoseager
Service via
the Rorthweslern line..
Eight Trains Dally Between Bt. Paul
and Chicago, comprising
The Latest Pullman Sleepers,
Peerles Dining Cars,
Library and Observation Cars,
Pre Reclining Chair Cars,
The 20th Century Trains
nuns Ja,very Dsy of the tear.
The Finest Train in the Work
Electric Lighted Nested
THE BADGER STATE EXPRESS, tht
rinext Dally Train Running Between
St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short
Line.
Connections from the West Made vis
The NORTHERN PACIFIC
GREAT NORTHERN AND
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'TS.
This is also the BEST LINE between
Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
All Agents Sell Tickets via
The Northwestern Line
W. H. MEAD,
General Agent.
348 Alder Street,,
H. L. SISLBR,
Trav. Agent.
Portland. Oregos
DYSPEPTICIDE
Th greatest itf to DIGESTION.
CHAS. W. HOLMES
PARR1BR
itHlNii VOl'U llOISjWd TO
AN KM'KUT llOKSESltOiCU,
SHOP N DUANK
OPPOSITE CITY
STREET,
MAI.L,
j PRAEL & COOK
IRAN5PER COMPANY.
TelephoD lil.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All goods shipped to our car
Will reoelvt special attention.
No 53S Duane St.
Astoria. Ore.
W. J COOK. Mgr.
Hea Tel. 1131.
Dr. T. It. Ball
DBNTI8T.
' 524 Commercial Street Astoria. Or.
Dr. Matthew Pat ton
A fti Dtftf fiflrtH4
Ue Uls Dell ft Uullllol
Mansell Building.
57$ Commercial St., Astoria, Or.
TELEPHONE RED S0SJ.
Andrew Asp
Wagon HA". tlnimii in4 HirHior
Fir.CT-CIA8S WOIIK AT
BEASONABLK PRICES.
Special Attention Given to Ship at 4
Sttamboat Repalrlng.Oeneral Black
mlihlnC. Flrst-Clau Horse
Shoeing, etc
CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANE
C. J. Trench a rd
Insurance Commission and Snipping
Agent Wells Fargo and Pa
clllc Fxpre Conumnle. Cus
tom Houe Broker.
Don't Guess a tit
But If ou an gowig Ran write us
for our rates and let us tell you about
the service and accommodations offer-
led by th ILLINOIS CKNTRAL
; RAILROAD. THROUGH TOURIST
Cars via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
I from PACIFIC COAST to Chicago and
Cincinnati. Don't fail to write
us
about your trip as we are In a post
, tlon to give you some valuable Ini'or-
matlon and assistance; 1319 mile of
track over which are operated some
of the finest trains In the world.
! For particulars regarding freight or
.passenger rates call on or address.
; . C LINDSiiT. B. H. TRUMBELL,
; T. F. & H. A. Com'l Aft.
I 142 Third St.. Portland. Ore.
Of New Zealand
W: P. THOMAS, Mgr., fan Frncifco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Has been Underwriting on the Pacific Coast ovei twmty-twti yur
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., Afjtnts, Aatoiiu, Ore.
STATE NORHAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Ore.
ORADUATES of the Hthool arc In constant demand at salarlrs
ranging from $40 to J100 per month. Students take the ntnte
examinations during their c-ourne in the school and arc pre
pared to receive stale certificates on graduation.
EXPBNSK9 range from $120 to $176 per year. Strong normal
course and -well-equlppftd training department. The fall term
opens September 16. for catalogue contolnlng full Informa
tion, address.
E. D, RESSLER, President, or J. B. BUTLER, Secretary.
ONE DOLLAR
cannot be expended to better advuntuge foi yourself
or absent friends than in a year's subscription for the
Semi-Weekly Astorlan
It gives allthe city auo county news twice each week
foionly one'dollar a year in advance. .- :
Good enough
for anybody!
ll Havana Filler
r f i
" FLO RO DOR A " BANDS m
of stmt tl l Hft frtm
" STAR," HORSE SNOB,"
SPEARHEAD:'" STANDARD NA Yf."
" OLD REACH A HONEf."
"SAW LOG," "OLE VARCINY"
cr "MASTER WORKMAN" KftWco.
S
J. A. FASTABKNl)
OENKRAL CON'TltACTiR
AND Bl.'IU)KR.
General Electrical
Installing and Repairing
Tim Iii'.tt Kttiipni Slni( in
Ort.jron OulsiiK ( I'oi-iIiiixI
Has Just Ik'cn t)iiin'i at
421 IIOND HT.
Estimates Made on
Wiring for
Light iiid
Power, New
Motors, Dynamos,
and Electrical
Aoraratus
Of ah Kinds.
Supplies Kept in Stock
Agents tor tbt (VlvlirHlnl
HHI2I.HV LAMP
Ilrst t'licler the Min
Reliance Electrical
Works
H. W. CYliUH, - M'jir
r a -
4f -
w
oniiTu
I'clHll. Fifth and
l.rave
Irving sta, Portland
Arrlv
overland Kvpresa
Trains for Hnlem,
Itosebulg, Ash
land, Harramenio,
Ogden, M n Fran,
risen, MJnv,
Aiirftfp, ' P; ',,
New Oreleitns and
th Lt.
At Woodbum
(dally xupt Mun.
dav), morning
train ronneets with
train for Mt. An
Hilvrrton, I I r o w n v 1 1 U,
Pprlngneld, and
Natron, and vn
lug train for Mt,
Angel nd Hllvr
ton, Curvalll paasn
er.
Hherldan pasrn-
S 3D p 111
7:41 a.ra
7:M p.m
8.30 am
7:3a a.mj
l it p.m
IH:a.tu
i &l p ml
I
I'slly. Iil'stly een?
unday,
Rebate tl. kete on salt between Port
land, Haersmento and Han Francisco.
Net rules I17.&Q flrlt ei,. wi.hmi.
iwrth and 114 00 second class, Including
Itntrs and tlikets in Dastern iilni
oitl Kurop. Also Japan, China. Hono
lulu and Australia, can be obtain
luiMig. Third and Wash
Ington sreeta,
T.JHILL DIVIHIOM.
Psssetiger depot foot of Jrffron t.
l4v for Oswego dslly at 41
. m.i 13:30, 1:65, 3 IS. M5, t it, I i.
11:30 p, m. and 1.00 p. m. on Bundsy
only. Arru at Portland d.lly at '1st,
S:J, td:M s. m.i 1:3S, 8:15, M. ;I0,
I 4u, 10 UO p. m.: 13 4 s m, daily iscept
Mondsv: I 90 and 10. 4S a. m. on Hun.
I J:iy only.
Lesve ror Psllas dslly rgcept Sun
Jay at i.iW p, m. Arrive at Portland
at :30 a. m.
Pa winter train UMi fr
livi at !.4f p. m. Ituirn Tu'slny.
Thinlay snd Saturdays.
-Mft sunay,
R. B. MTLLrlR,
.. 3n, Frt. snd Pas. Aft.
Oregon
Siioip Line
and Uivion Pacific
TIMiC riCHED-
Repsrt
Chicago
Portland
Special
1:00 a. m.
via Hunt
ington Atitn'lo
express
l:W p. m.
via Hunt
ington Bt. Tsui
Kt mull
I p. m.
vis
Spokane
ULKo
FromMPortland,
Arrlv
Pail lake.Dnvr,
rt. Wortb. Oma
ha. Kansas City
4:1 p.m.
Hi. Louis, Chlosgo
snd East.
fialt Iake, Denver
Tt, Worth, Oma
ha. Kanaaa City.
1:10. n
Bt. Louis, Chicago
and East.
Walls Walla.
Lrwlston, Boo.
knne, Mmnran,i,
Hi. Pnul. Dulutb
Milwaukee. Chi
rng'i and East
7:00. n
73 hours from P TiUnd
No Changs of Cars.
to fhliMgu,
OCEAN AND RIVEn BCHKDUL8
rr."11. ,'rrl"
I A.11 sailing Uau?,
subjeet to I'hango
J For San Francis
co every five days
f. m, I Columbia Ulver
Da:lvs. To Portland and
ceptSun. I Wav ..Landings.
etc.
Monday
i a, m.
Si.-nmcr Nahttta leaves Astoria on
1 1 I cliUly for llwmo, connecting there
ivlih irnlns for Iing Iteaolt, Tioga and
North Hcnch points. Returning ar
rives at Astoria same rvvnliig.
I), W.
LOUNSBKRRY, Agent.
Astoria.
A. L CRAIG,
General Pamenger Agent,
Portland. Oregon
.Ml
towsso rsiot, Mistois
l'irst Class Up-to-Datc Work
UNION I.AIIOK ONI.V
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ill her Is the apiira tlnit nlron lilin
to link up hi krow with,"
-.loan lJii,uo
Astorian Publishing Co.
Tenth and Commercial St.
1'lume 66 1 Astokia, Or.
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