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' '"OH lip 1 JOTlAA" SiV P MM 1 11 VOL. LV ASTORIA. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, lfX)2. NO. 51 Hume started the salmon industry and Astoria grew from a village to a city. The Hume mind sees the possi bilities of the lumber industry and Astoria will grow from a city to a metropolis. Astoria Will Boom In about six months there'll be a stir in Astoria that will please all, so put on your best smile and decent duds and you'll be in the procession. For Decent Duds See Wise Wise II Throw in the SMILE SMILINGLY YOURS m MUABLE, ?000000000000-0 BUY A DOZEN Of our HiiiuiNome ftiul Artistic riounted and Matted Pictures mill tloconttu your litune or your bt iuh cottitgo. Sri( the Window Display GRIFFIN 6b REED g mm m FOR . 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A, STOKES 'fflttmmmttmmmntttinttttfflttfflfflm 3 000400040000000 A TW t'NTIETH S3 CENTURY A GAGE DOWNED AND PARDEE NOMINATED REPUBLICANS OF CALIFORNIA NAME AN OAKLAND MAN FOR GOVERNOR. jChoctaw and Chickasaw Nations. . i Nearly ull of the old time Choctaw polltli lariM In this country raver the ItiMr IWtinnal Flffht Fflds Oni,raty blle t,,e youn"r growth of biner i actional ngni.uius on laim mlM by (ht ltllertnarrl(.(1 ,.lt. the Sixth Ballot, When the Stampede Took Place. SACRAMENTO, Aug. 27.-Dr. George C, Prde. of Oakland, waa today nom- , . Inaltd for governor by the Republican mule convention. Aldi-n Anderaon, of Hoiai.o, was nominate tor w-uirniuu- governor by acclamation, while Been-. tarv of State Charlea F. Curry waa noinlnated. Other nominations were as follow i: Kor thief Justice of the supreme court. W. It. Realty Incumbent. Kor nswiiinte Justices Luclcn Shaw, f MasUtfl. Kor attorney general I'. 8. Webb. For aurveyor general Victor H. Woods. Kor controller K. P. !4(n. The defeat f Governor Gnge for re n,,mlniliii ended or.C of the litoHt blttcrlv consented factional fights the hlatury of the Republican parly California. While ,- . . .ll " ' had the naming of Ihe candidate, hid main fight wa for himself, but he led without identifleotion, but from ap woa unubl to muater 415 votes nees- peraiu-es It was the body of a Mex- mry to success. The convention was m,u up of m U.legute, The defeat of the governor had all along seemed certain, but 'he streilu- ' at . - . II. llAU-r Iff I the ous euui in tit- .... .... b illt t .result in Urtuut 'inin me ii"i was taken today The governor rcatn- utn" bal- d his highest vote on the fourth .hun he rM elved S394. or 754 less ' , . . , ,., I.,,,, ,as exhumed this morning bv two men , elf Persia nn 8rata with the Ecu;i ttmn the ntimncr ronwrni 10 .. i ,. , , , - ,. nnt1,Arut una hlct In m. the nomination. in all six ballots were taken. On the fifth ballot Gnge hint four vots. Great confusion mnrsed the tlnal bal lot. The Cage men, as rer arrange- menl, began to throw their supiwrt to jPard e. and long before San Diego county was reached the Onkl.ind I I I man s nomination was nssu.ed. MUt the balloting It was made unanimous, t The d.ite men had gone to the con- ken.lon to renom.nnto their favori.e, !or. f.'lllmr In thin, to swing to Pardee I The ib'fea' nf U..ge vas brought pbi.ut tmilnly by the Call nnd Chronicle, of !san Fiarn-I,. o, which had waged a n- I lenuess AMirime line. NEVDA Fl'SIONI.TS. -Democrats an I Hlhei ltes Will Work In Harness This Year. RENO, New Aug. 1' -The silver par- ty und Democratic stute conventions adopted platf inns todty and appoint ed committees on fusion. The Demo cratic platform endorses the Kansas city platform: demunc? tbe Fowler currency bill; favors tariff teform; op poses the ship subsidy bill; favors Ihe admission as talei of Arlona, New Mexico nnd Oklahoma. Congressman Newlands is endorsed for United States senator. The silver platform does not differ materially from ;he Democratic, tut declares specially for free coinage. M'BRIDE 13 INDORSED. Clark County Republicans Commend the Governor's Polities. VANCOUVER, Wash,. Aug. 27. The Clark county Republican c-.ven-tlon today nominated Glenn N. "I'.inck nnd A. H. Parcel for representatives In the legislature. Resolutions were adopted Indorsing the ndmlnlstn.tl'n of President Roosevelt nnd if Governor i McRrlde. nnd recomniftnding the re- i nomination of Congresmcr. Cushman and Jones, approving MeBrlde's pcl'.cy toward tlie rallronds and favoring a railroad commission. TREATY TO BE TRANSLATED INTO CHOCTAW LANGUAGE. - WIC IllC'liiit vuij, .-- .. --. ATOKA. . J Aug. 27. It may be toial collections were J22,26,259, a !e sald that the great political battle be- grease as compared with July, 1901, of tween those who favor the adoption of ,$7,107,537. the supplementary treaty and those who arc opposed to H lvptlon I go lug on. Holli rides are having the treaty published In the Choctaw .langragp. When thin la done it will jta published In pamphlet form unci sent to every Indian voter within the jlin and iiiImk- Choctaw are striv ing to defeat. An anti-treaty meet jlng la now bring held about four mlk-a louth of town. Many speakers of note jWlII be there. Among them will be on, Joarph Gardiner, who ha for jitiany years wielded a great Influence .among the Choctaw people. I 1' " ' the treaty wll! be ,nM on Heptemlwr 25 next, and an both jl(,.., r? (,(,,,rmlnoi, , wn (.ftn 'pltn of one month' duration Prom i u me mom muooorn contest campaign among the Choctaw ise iivuinv ror many yearn. ANOTHER SERIES OF MURDERS. Two Rod It g Have jven Found In River njid Iioth Point to Murder. UKAt'Mi i.T. Tex., Aug. CT.- It aeems that Beaumont la to have another se-rt-a of murder mysteries similar to that which originated no much ex citement several months age when five or alx ImkIhk were taken from the river !ri a uliort Hpate of time. Sunduv the 4n u uiii- intiii wan it'uiiu iifai- In i lug behiw the draw bridge of the Kan o Has City & Southern railroad, anil at I ' oouy wan found floating in the name lclnlty. (Tno nonU.r founJ j0gtfr,iay wn, hur. unii luwtrer net ween jo and 4'i years of age. The body had evidently been I In the water about two days, and when fou'.d wan among some bushes and I Wgs in such a nay as to make It nec 1 lcBary tow It jp the fiver a short 1 iw mnv 11 wan reiimveu. i nere iWas a sliiiht Hound over the left eve. I Thin wound might have ten caused .by a small calibre bullet. Tlie body of the man found Sunday . . iwlm I.Ittiri,..l 1 no ,n Tin, I i,rt,.ki.,.r t, i. presumed that Brod.rick attempted to jwnlL across .ni l fell from the bridge while ititoxicated. Mystery surrounds the de i'h of the Mexican, whose body was foun I yesterday. TliAi'Y 'ANDAL REVIVED. Aerator Korcd .orresponlenfs Name nnd Pr w Dnift. I E-'"f ? I he Times froai Daven-'ort, Wash., ,nut t.rlml c,,ar;es n.isjnf fiom the Tracy case have beit pre-- ferred against KlnyJ Jhnsnii, the tel- i''"1 l,t tCr'l "' , , About the time ihe Of gou Uuulit ..,.- ,.;),. vu. Yil..k ..... , , ,,,. I graphed Sheriff Gardricr, aiKIng him to send a dispatch le.'-ib!i the.erd of the hunt and to lrav tluht draft upon them for riO. J ,hs n, it is ail g- ed, suppressed the mesge, and sent a ,s,iaUh to the W ji l l ot the i.i;:ne of Charles Snub, ore of the posse. He then, it is charge! frg.?d Snub's name to the s'.fcht draft fur $50. CHOLERA IN HONtf KONG. Epidemic Is Ri aching Alarming Pro portions. VICTORIA. B. C. Aug. :7.-The en ldemlc of cholera is reaching alarm- great wheat fields ma ot be har Ing proportions on the other side of 'vested. It depends upon the supply the Pacific. It extends from the Isl- , f haivesters from eastern Canada. I am, of Juva t0 japani anj almost every city on the coast und many In the Interior are affected. In Hmg Konir from the first of the outbieak to " . . . AttKUst 6 there has been 523 cases, six helnir Knroneans. nnd 611 deaths, four i Europeans. In other places In China l the proportion of cases and deaths has been Just ns died In Java. great. Hundreds have BODIES OF CHARLES FAIR AND WIFE STILL IN PARIS. NEW YORK, Aug. 27 The bodies of Charles Fair and wife, who were killed In an automobile acldent, are still hire, cables the Talis corresp .in dent of the New York American. Nothing can be learned ns to tha date when they will be shipped to New York. MONTHLY REVENUE STATEMENT 'WASHINGTON, Aug. '.1.- The month ly statement of Internal revenues for l.i .. ...i. A r,,i.. iiiv ahnua that the STEAMERS COLLIDE IN THE HARBOR OF NEW YORK Peconic Runs Down Liguria and Cuts Great Hole in Her Bow, but Damaged Vessel Does Not Sink. Tlie Eleven Hundred Passengers Gave the Ship n Lint That Prevented Her From Foundering. NEW YORK, Aug. 27. In broad day Ight and bright sunshine c collision vhicb might have reiuted In a frlght ul calamity occurred In the New York jarbor this afternoon. The steamship I , , ,vl(h im nt iVHirl, was run ('own In the Narroa ly the British ateamer Peconic, bound ut. A succesaion of whistle blast m followed by a tremendoua craah nd the Peconlc'a bow smashed Into the ull of the Liguria. The Italian's hull waa cut to the water's edge. The bow f the Peconic on the port aide was love In. On bourl the liner all waa con uxlon for a few minutes, but Captain M'jntano restored order promptly and orced the steerage passengers over to he starboard side In order to bring he hole rut by the Peconic above vater. This effort was so successful hat little water entered the liner. The Peconic returned for repairs and he Liguria proceeded to her dock. AMERICAN ESCAPES GUAYAQUIL. Xfad Been Arrested for Libel mnd Fined S150O In Gold. NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-On the Brit sh steamship Columbia, Jackson Emlth. an American resident of Guay- fiull, Ecuador, who had made hlm- dorean authorities, was enabled to es- ape from Guayaquil, says a San Frari Isco dii-patch to the Times. Sn Uh mis taken to Panama, w hi nee be pro eeded to New York. Smith was a sub-contractor on the ailroad to connect Guayaquil with (Oulto. the capital up In the Andes, j) e is said to have accused a proml lent citizen with drunkemss, was ar- ested for libel and fined J1500 In gold. ,0 pay fte flne Jlaced In Jail. United States Consul veon demanded his release. When the ase was reported to Washlntgon the rulser Philadelphia was sent to Guay nll, but the consul was rellee.l. When the Colombia reached Gunln- tun on uie way up me coast, a small i, . i. . ... ..ni ...niiid.,. u.,,i,h r,j " " '"r ' ""i he steamboat just before dawn and he men were allowed to climb aboard. few holrs later the captain cf tlie ort sent out to the Colombia for the lurpose of taking Smith ashore, but ic had hidden in a safe plac? and vas ot uppreheu led. FEAR LACK OF M EX. Jay Cause Loss of the Gnat of Wheat. Crop VANCOIVER. P. C. Aug. 27.-A pedal from Wlnnlieg says; The greatest anxiety prevails over he crop situation and fears are ex pressed that the full harvest of the I. th:n SO.nOO hands will not be snflMent. .S.V1S KII.UNO WAS ACCIDENTAL Arrested Men BtaKe Full Confession of Murder of Nelson. WALLA WALLA, Aug. 27.-Oscar Bradshaw and Bill Kellett, arrested cn the charge of murdereing Peter Nelson at Pasco Monday morning, to day made a full confession. Bradshaw claims he did not Intend to shoot Nel son, the revolver being discharged ac cidentally, while he was attempting to Intimidate the man. GEO. GOULD TO INSPECT ROADS. Believed It Is In the Interest of Build ing Branch Roads In Texas. AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 27. It -vas learn ed here tonight that George Gould, president of the Missouri Pacific, who left New York several days ago on a tour of the lines of that system, will reach Texas some time next week and will make an inspection trip over the new lines of the International & Gi .at Northern. It ia also stated that MAINE WELCOMES THE NATION'S CHIEF during bli vlalt to Texas Mr. OouM Will make 8 personal Inspection of some proposed extensions of the Internation al Great Nortehrn other than those oubllcly announced us already having been determined upon. The people of a number of thriving towns of the state are bidding for the building of the branch lines of this road to their respective places and thee -proposals will be probably looked Into and con sidered by Mr. Gould on the occasion of his coming vlalt. SITUATION IS NOW 8ERI0CS. Woman Carrying Supper to Brother at Work Is Severely Beaten. TAMAQITA, Pa., Aug. 27.-The sit uation In the Panther Cre k va ley is serious. Thla evening the streets t Lansford and Summit Hilt were throne- I ed with strikers. Two companies of the Twelfth regiment sent through the valley on a trolley car were hooted, and It was not deemed pruient :o take them off the cars. While Mary Mark- ley waa carrying supper to her brother, employed at the colliery '.car Lansford she was severely beaten by a crowd of women. Late tonight orler had been partially rc stored. ADDITIONAL TROOPS NECESSARY To Cover Field of Disturbance Pan ther Creek In a" Turmoil. SHENANDOAH. Pa., Aug. ?7.-The governor's troops left here tonnght for Panther Creek valley. The second city troop of Philadelphia has been ordered here. M. Jor GcaiharJt, ia command of the battalion at Manila Park, reported to Colonel Clement to day that things have been In such a state of turmoil In the Panther Creek region during the past few days, that he had been unable to cover the dla- luroea district witn tne torce at mi command ments. and a.'ked for reinforce- ! PATHETIC STORf FROM MANILA. Groom of a Few Houis Succumbs to Dreaded Disease. VICTORIA, B. C.. Aug. 7.- pa- thetlc story comes from Manila. Miss t .. r.' in vt r , ni., Jeanette Williams. M. D.. of CoIorad3 University, arrived here last month j0 wed Rudolph Rumstein, a teacher In he Laguna province. Rumstein was 11 but the wedding took place and a ew hours later Rumstein succumbed to cholrea. DAHO HAS ANOTHER BIG FIRE. Lumber Mills Choice and 3,00,000 Feet of t Lumber Burned. HARRISON, Idaho, Aug. 2".-The mills of the Cameron Lumber Com pany were destroyed this afternoon together with nearly 3,000,000 ftet of choice lumber. The estimated loss is I Kt iiai.vi a -i.i i cancer. .threatened the entire town for a time, THUNDERSTORMS IN GREECE. NEW YORK, Au. -1. - Vccor lin to official reports ot the Greek govern ment, cables the London correspondent of the Times, violent thundtrstorms, accompanied by heavy rains a mourn ing In some places to inundations,, have Intlicted considerable dairage to the currant crop, esi ecially in the. vi cinity of Aegium, Olympla and Pyr- gos and In the district of E lis. This district in which Corinth is situated practically escaped. The damage, altnougn partial, win tend, add3 the correspondent, to ag gravate the existing bad condition of the currant trade. E PLURIBUS UNUM Jliafl4xpMMBKEsiirtft tyst - fi-'"B rWi J' 1 THE ECLIPSE HARDWARE COMPANY - Plumbers and Steamfitters 527 BOND STREET ASTORIA, OREGON ' SPENDS DAY AT AUGUSTA IMMENSE CROWD LISTENS TO HIS ADDRESS. , Roosevelt L First President to Visit Maine for Many Years Left for New Hampshire. ELLSWORTH, Me., Aug. 27. The president's day waa full of Interest.' He was taken for a drive about the icu' ol "gusia aim ,i r .w.8. i 1 . 1 . . T - J k . where the principal speech of the day 'was delivered. In the oresence r.t an ri. .n.nHM ' j1" him at waterville, where from ,far and near came the hundreds to see and hear the first president" who has visited Maine In many years. To night the president Is at the home of Senator Hale, who accompanied the party from Bangor. The president de livered a short address there and left for Nashua, N. H., and other points in that state where he wll speak to morrow. . " SHOOTS WOMAN AND SCICIDE3. Jealously Causes the Trouble Wo man May Live. OAKLAND, Aug. 27. P. E Batter, a San Francisco man. shot Mrs. J !Mias ma evening and then committed suicide. Barker was Jealous of Mrs. Moss. The woman wiU probably live. .MARRIED TOO MANY WIVES SALEM, Aug. Z7.-W!Uam Stewart Larson, resiling near Jefferson, today was arrsstd charged with bigamy. T. T araAn In - " V,t ' T,h; his wife left him and alleges that he i'"" " . . . came to Marion airi nim.ivn Willi Wl(l,lll 1' IV,'. ...VW . child. Larson was bound over to the circuit court. .t.i. .n r sti" i. anil 11 11 1 irin REORT IS CONTRADICTED. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 27. The Boer generals have Issued a statement de- 'daring no truth in the reports of dif ferences between themselves . and Kruger. . EVF.RETT MAN SUICIDES. "v. r EVERETT, Wash., Aug. 2?.-Frank Parsley blew his brains out today with a revolver. He was despondent over ltAKEHAMi NORTHWEST LEAG'TE. t Helena Helena, 4; Portland, . t Butte Butte, 11; Seattle, 5. At SpokAin Spokane, 10; Tacoma, (. NATIONAL LE.V'UR At St. Louis St. Louis, 4; Phlladel hia, 5. At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 7; Boston, 2. At Cincinnati CinclnnaU, ; New York, 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE, At Cleveland Cleveland, I; Fhl'a delphia, 1.