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AST0E1A PUBLIC "LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Kv n. ' II VOL. LV ASTORIA. OKJftON, WJiDNKSDAY, JULY 0, lf)02. NO. 8 Mv.ll I . If. I 1 f 1 p mo I v l.ni ft ii . irimiso IT'S UP Wlirii you nro about to lniy (lulliing, ASK YOURHELF F2fct Who curries tlio I II ol ot Clothing. IlaU Second Third Do you profor ha one price? In not WISH in Anloria T Wll If lIutuA l I'll, II II 1 1 MIWV J everybody knows WHY Should you not when you wish ml H turn, i J BUY A DOZEN Of our IlaiidHoine nnd Artistic Hounted and Matted Pictures nnd decorato your homo or your beach cottnge. So tlio Window Display GRIFFIN 5 REED SOMETHING NEW FOR BREAKFAST Atlas Kiln Dried Rolled White Ontw FISHER BROS., Clothes to be seen in WHEREVER you go this Bummer: 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 occasion ; full dress, afternoon dress, business, outings; it multitude of choice fabrics, well made, rendy-to-wenr. The best clothiers sell them ; you know you're safe if you boo tlio label, II S it M, in tlio coat ; n small thing to look for, a big thing to find. Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Good Clotjios Makers. at P. A. TO YOU fowl ami UrM uwortiucnt and Kuril iMiingH? to trade with WISH, who the most up-to-date Clothier ll.iitnu ii iA trim aurl Mission HIV II WV HUM that they are, goto W ISO Hid STOKE lo buy CLOTHES? wuan ml ASTORIA, ORE. STOKES imt UllUtl GIVES POSSES AND TAKES Fugitive Tracy Slinks Away While Fifty Armed Pursuers Prepare to Sur round Him Near Renton. Tied Anderson to a Tree While the Officers Were in Full View of the House at Which He Was SurprisedOne Thousand Men Are Now in Pursuit of the Daring Escape. HEATTI.B. July .-Tr-y made an- other star escape from one of the posses after him early this evening. Word wan received at the sheriff's ot Are that he had been seen at the hitu of Mr, Gerald near Renton, for Ave hours. About ' armed men at one rued In the (teeiie. When- ihey reached the place tbi-y iwik position so they (uM wntrh the hnute to Ihe tMt advnittie, (In arrival of f Ivrlflr Cudlhee, the pomie elnned tn on the hfitine, nnly to lenrn from Mm. 0-r-nld that Traiv had ilven them the ellp. He had left the houe by th. r?ar door 10 mlnutw previous, While the noane were taklnK up their posi tion to watch the plate, he Jild pir 4 few mlnuteti In the tnmhi-a and then OMletly allpp away throuifh the wooda toward Palmer. TIK3 ANDBIISON TO A TUBE. Wonderful nerve was never better eempllflr.1 than In thia tnatanee. In the bark -yard of the tierald houae ivaa found Anderaon. the man Traty had kept prisoner from the lute he left Port MadlMV with, tied to a tree. TrRi'y had IM Anderaon to the tree while -.he khw were In full view of the heune before making hi ewtiiie. The bloodhound Were let oob on the trail and are reported to be only a few nilnut behind 'him. Kully a thouaand armed men are now enKiiKt In the purault, IneludlUK the poae wbbfli has taken the trnln for Palmer to try md 'nt'r.-ept Traey In hla tllifht toward tUr Mountain. ANDIOKSON'Sl KXPKIUES K. Snya Traey Has Aeeompllw to Assist Him ThroiiKh the Country. 9KA1TUC. July 8. A eiieclal to the Poat-tntelllReneer from Kenton, Wash., ay: " SurrounJfd by a morbid rroud John Anderaon related hi experience since the nlKht he left Port Madldon until hla rescue at fieiald'a houae tonight. Prom hi story It Is evident that Tra cy has accomplices wno are ienu:iiK him amlstanre In hi fllrnt Utrough the rmtntry. And-rson snll "V,V l.-f r Madl.n Saturitay night, went te West heat He, arriving at daylight. I pulled the boat, he h'Ml a gun over me all the (way. we spent Sunday in me wwa st West Seattle. At night we came across the bay In a boat and landed at South Seattle. Monday morning when we got Into the timber we cook ed our breakfast and rested until aft ernoon. At 3 o'loek we marled to wards Renton. Near Black River bridge we met four men. Tracy gold Hello. Fred.' and talked with them Tracy forced me to walk In front, nnd he foHowed behind, acompanled by tlhe men. We arrived at Ronton about 1! o'clock and walked through the town. Tracy tied me up and accom panied by the four men left me. They returned at daylight thla (Tuesday) morning. After breakfast Tracy went away nut came Darg m an nour ana we walked to flerald'a place together. We were In the house aibout three hours when Tracy took mo Into the brush, tied me up and cautioned me to keep atlll, I lay In thla position until called to by Mrs. Oerald. when I hobbled out of the brush hito the backyard, where a man untied the leather atrapa which held my wrlsta." TRAIL IS LOST FOR TIME BEING. SEATTLE, July 8,-Whlle officer were In pursuit of Convict Tracy on Balnbrldge Island and In the Hood Canal country, the outlaw appeared almost within the corporate limits of Seattle, they struck the trail In the easterly direction and he was definite ly located In the home of Charles Ger rcll's house, one mile north ot the town of Renton at a o'clock thla aft ernoon. Hardly had The posse gotten THE SUP TO THE WOODS distributed along the aeverc.1 polntaof vantage to the south) of the place when Sheriff Cudlhee and Guard C'arwwi with two bloodhound airived. Tracy tod in the rear of the premise, now thoroughly aroused to hbi Imminent is-rll, and overheard tbe conversation between one of the women of the house and two young Idler from Renton, ! who dellu. ralely entered the Geriell home and Inquired If Tracy was there. No sooner had they done bo than the outlaw threaded hla way to the river bank and plunged Into the brush. At tail Juncture the deputies Instead of remaining in the stations along the , river bank between .Kenton and Ger- rell' home, fairly awarmed toward j the bitter point, leaving almost an unifuardt'd retreat In the southerly di rection. Tracy was quick to note thia kick of organization and hastily re treated down t'he river. SPRINKLES PEPPER ON TRAIL When Tracy disappeared from Uer reli's home the bloodhounds were turned loose on a hot scene. Both doira st-m k the trail down the stream, following It for a quarter of a mile. The keen-scented brutes underwent a itevere ordeal at the lunula of the man wfho again demonstrated that he is ca llable of pitting his wits against the dumb brutes a well as human trailers. Half way between Cedar River and Hurrough'a boathouse both dog ran Into cayenne pepper sprinkled In the outlaw" retreating footsteps. Their nostrils were filled with the flery sub stance and fully 10 minutes were lost in relieving the dors so they could as-ain exercise their powers of smell. Thw lruri upr. nnM mnM .t nnnn Tracy's footsteps and both hounds If""1 and genral 8eaa'un fairly bellowed out their Instinctive I warning that they were fast gaining j BOASTS OF SUPPLYING FOOD. uim)ii their ouarry. Pressed to desner- I atlm Tracy made a circuit, headed to., n.irth nmi nmH into Mi m. skirt of the lake whore he finally succeeded In casting the scent, i It was now dark and Guard Carson re mrned to Kenton. SWIMMING CONTESTS STARTED. NEW YORK. July 8.-The first swimming races for the championships of the Amateur Athletic Union will be held at Tracers Island on Satur- day. Some of the best Hhort-dlstance Closing of a Well-Bought Stock Every article In the house must yout's. We do not carry everything, found priced lowsr than ever offered CO Ladles' Fancy and Black Parasols j one-half price. ,w.th 41 to it::. I -i,nuu-a , - - 03 cents. I Ladle Kid Fitting Corsets and Cor set Waists, cents. 100 Ladles' Jackets, only Half price. 50 Children's Jackets only half price. Hoys' Suits, age 4 to 13. half price. 50 -pair of Boys All Woal Knee pants, 38 cents. The well-known School Shoe, District No. 76, worth $1.50 to $1.75; for 98o. Ladles' Wrappers worth $1. for 55cts. Jail and avail yourself of Chicago Bargain House 503 Commercial Street, - Astoria. Ore. men In America have entered and promise & lively competition. E. C. Sohaeffer, nt Headline, Pa., the noted renord -breaker, will meet such fast New York Athletic club men a Otto Wahle, Chnrlen Hubert and ' I. A. Wench, now on his way from Eng land. The K. A. ('. cracks, O. W. Van (.'leaf and I,, de B. Handley and Co lumbia urilverrity's representative, J, W. Spencer. The second series of raw Rill be contested Saturday, Otrtober 12, and Saturday, October 4, all under the New York Atlhtetie Club auspices at Travers Inland. TO ASSIST STRIKING MIXERS. Plan Will Be Made but No Contribu tion Will Be Accepted Till Needed. WILKESBARHE, Pa.. July 8.-The National defense fund to which all the organized labor and public in general will be aoked to contribute la the lait- eat proportion placed on foot to help the striking anthracite coal miners If they need assistance in their strug gle for higher wages and a shorter work day. Henry White, of New York, secretory of the National Garment Worker and a member of the Concil iation Committee of the National Civic J-eueraiion, nao. a long conference with president Mitchell today during which ;ure t"a" api'rovea ot Dy mners. iThe chlet an1 n,te 'U1 once be- K,n Preparations to carry out the plan, president Mitchell want It understood k. U,. ...III . . l"c u"'uu "l" no wo ua- jt!1 tnelr n reaouirceaare exhtuuted. KING'S CONDITION. LONDON, July 8. The bulletin re gardlng the condition of King Edward pooled at Buckingham Palace at 10 !o'clock this morning, vaya: " The king's progress is all that can be desired. "TREVES, LAK1NG, BARLOW.' .STRIKE CONTINUES TO HOLD. OMAHA, July 8. James OConnell, 'president of the International Associa tion of Machinists, spent today in this 'city. He says the strike has settled gdown to a long drawn out contest. A new batch of strike breakers wan put '; to work in the local shops today. They are , being quartered In the boarding! cars in tne snop-yaras. j EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. I MINNEAPOLIS. July 8. Fiftetn ; thousand or more delegates to the National Educational AssoclaUon con vention are in Minneapolis tonight, 'and by tomorrow afternoon the num ber will reach 10,000. The meetings 'yesterday and today were etmllned to :the National Council of the Indian Ie .NEW YORK. July 8. At a meeting 'of the Hudson's Bay Company, Lord Strarhcona expressed the opinion, ca. blea the London correspondent of the .Tribune that In another decade Cana da would be able to supply the whole jof the foodstufTs for the United King ;dom. ;TO EXTEND OREGON SHORT LINE I SAN FRANCISCO, July 8. Officials of the Santa Fe announce Che eorclus. ' Ion of a deal that Is sxpected to( have an Important bearing on B. II. Har. Out Sale go. If you lon't like our prices tell us but evaryitfitng we do carry will be In Astoria. Ladles' Wrappers worth $1,75 to 12.00 tor Mens' M.Sii Standard Shirts, Fancy patterns. o. Men's Collars, Standard Brandy l'H. Sa fine assortment of 73c Tlos a: r&c. Large assortment of Men's Felt Hats, half price. Boys' Caps worth $50c, for 22c. Children's Hose less than factory prices. 65c Dress Goods a 0c. 75c Dress Goods at 35c. Children's Knit Underwear, Ladles' Knit Underwear, 17c. this, the Golden Opportunity. rlman'a nlana for xieilln t'.e Oregon fchcrt Line to '.'ou.hr.h Call fornla. The deal In to-.-lon In the puae by the Santa V of the 45 mllea of trac now In operation between Ooffa and Ivanpah, fa.!., and known a the California Eastern. The tiron- Irty of late has been owned by Oen- eral It. W. Woodbury of New tork and It, 8. Selbert of I Angiri?, who have extended the road to Its present north ern terminus and improved the ronl bed by laying heavy ateei rail. Rail road men are of the opinion that E. II. Harrlman will build tila Orznn Short Line to a connection with he Santa Fe'a new line at Ivanpah and from there on, by way of Goff, Bar, tow and San Bernardino, use the San ta Fe line into Lo Angeles by means of a traffic alliance. CHANGE MURDERER'S SENTENCE Owing to Being Und-r Age He Will Receive Life ImprUonment. AUSTIN, Tex., July S.-The death sentence pending against Samuel Woodley, colored, of Fayette County, convicted of assaulting a white girl, has been commuted to life Imprison ment by Governor layers because Hie prisoner was under 17 year of age at the time he committed the crime. The law prohibits the death r.enalty being tmpoeed upon persons under that age when the crime is commit ted. The hanging was to have oc curred next Friday. FEAR OUTBREAK OF PRISONERS. Man Seen on Prison Wall at Midnight 'No Clue as to Who He Was. SALEM, July 8. A report is cur rent that James S. Simpson, the night guard inside of Che penitentiary, last night discovered a man on the prison wall surrounding the prison yard. Simpson fired, when 'he stranger dis appeared. It is thought the appear ance of the stranger last night Indi cates further plans to make, an at tempt at an outbreak -by prisoners. The prison authorities decline to dis cuss the matter. SHIPS MARKED AS OVERDUE. SAN FRANCISCO. July 8.-Two more coal-laden vessels have been add- lea to tne overdue list. The British ship Cumberland is now out 84 days from Newcastle, Australia, for Taltal, and 25 per cent is being paid on her by underwriters. On the British bark Earlscourt, now out 73 days from New castle. Australia, for Valparaiso, 15 per cent is being paid, '''he rate on the French bark Breun has advanced to 30 per cent. She is 1S3 days out from Newcastle, England, for San Francisco. COUSIN OF HORACE DEAD. GREELEY NEW YORK. July S.-Jahn W. Gree ley, a cousin of Horace Greeley, is dead, says a dispatch to the World from Manchester. N. H. 1 He was 83 years old and lived at Amherst, near the site of the house In which his 11 lustrtous cousin was born. STRIKE DECLARED OFF. MB-W f PAWTUCKET. R. I., July 8.-The street railway employes' strike, which has been in force since June 6, was tonight declared off. The strikers neither gaining nor losing nothing. All the men, excepting five, will go back to work. MERCURY HIGH IN THE EAST. PITTSBURG. July S.-Two deaths and seven prostrations were added to the heat victims in Pittsburg this afternoon. PRICE OF SILVER. NEW YORK. July 7. Silver. 54. The Eclipse Plumbers 2nd Steamfilters. Steam Boat and Gasoline Boat Work a Specialty. . Stoves and Tinware 527 BOND STREET NO SETTLEMENT YET AGREED ON Arbitration Committee to Meet Representatives of the Strikers WILL HOLD MEETING TODAY Chances For Victory Depend Up on the Teamsters Joining In the Mtrike-Tle-l'p In Freight Yard CHICAGO, July S.-Through the ef- forts of Chairman Job of the Stats Arbitration Committee, a series of ' meetings have been arranged for to morrow morning between the general managers cf each of the roads and a committee of Ave men from the trlk " ing freight-handlers of rhe same lines. The committees will not be empow ered to settle the strike and what ever agreement, if any. Is reached, will be reported back to the officials of the union for their approval and no ac tion will be taken until It 'has the sanction of the officers of the anion. Chairman Job said tonight that be thought he had Inserted a wedge for ' the settlement of the strike. SMELTERS SIGN AGREEMENT. BUTTE, July g Practically all of" the old employes of the American Smelting and Refining Company's, plant at East Helena signed an agreement with the company today. The smelter will re-open In about 10 days. AMES IS PROVEN Not GtflLTY. MINNEAPOLIS. July g.-Tbe Jury In She case of Superintendent of Police Fred A. Ames, charged with aocept a bribe, returned a verdict of not guilty. . TO REPRESENT THE STATS. BOISE. Ida.. July 8. Today Gover nor Hunt appointed 30 delegates to represent the state at the meeting of the International Mining Congress at Butte in September. WHEAT MARKET. PORTLAND, July S.-Wheat, blue stem. SS; Walla Waila. 83; club. 2'i. BASEBALL NORTHWEST LEAGUE. Seattle Seattle, 8; Butte, 1. Spokane Spokane, 3; Helena. 3. At At AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Baltimore Baltimore, 8; Wash ington, 1. At Cleveland Cleveland 1; Chicago, S At Boston Boston, 9; Philadelphia, 22. At St. Loute-t Louis, 6: Detroit, 4. Second game St Louis, 3; Detroit, !. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At St. Louis Boston, 3; St. Louis, f Second gam Boston, 8; St Louis, 4. At Pittsburg Pittsburg, E; Phila delphia, 0. At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 5; Brook lyn, 5. At Chicago New York, 1; Chicago, 0. Second game Chicago, 2: New York, 0. Hardware Co. ASTORIA. OREGON