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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1903)
NUMBER 187.. VOLUME LVI. More Than j? I Wemake It cr business to attend to these - features for'you. lou get correct clothes and pay only an honest price f P. A. STOKES WHIPS ::::":r:"::':.:.::: FISHER BROTHERS NEWHAMMOGRS Large assortment of unusually hand some goods Just received. 75 cents to $5.00. ' J . N : G RIFF I N. n. -',ivht 'ttaniT T 1 BEE HIVE STORE TALK r HAIR GOODS The Hair Switch and Pompadour ..-..' , , makers are still here Notions! Fancy Pearl SltirV Waist setalOo to 50c. Sterling Silver Shirt Waist seta.75o. . T New Lines Fancy Back, Side and rouipadour Combs. Shoe String Belts in white, black and combinations 15o Duck Hate and White Pompadour Felts just received. White Shirt Waigts-in more varied styles and greater , quantities than ever. - ' "THE. BEX' HIVE Price In selects clothing the style, quality, desa and tailoring are of more lm portancc than the price, for If they are not correct you don't want the lit ment ft any price. Plumbing Troubles Iii!H.'it'cct iiluiiiliiiitf makes real trotiWle. If you have mi imperfect jol, butter fix it. We'll V- I. 1V1 - - . M'l.. niiiL'n 1 r pi tiit hip vim 11 iiiii hit 'l'8 IJ,lm'r "f new work we respond nroumt hr. Jo it well mid cet vonr Hjirovitl with our pay. '.. . , W.J. SCULLEY 470-4TB Commercial, Phona Black 224S 1 J r o if Nothing Pleases J .. v V'r ' V".'' ' o well m nicely laundered linen. We have the neatest una most sanitary foundry In th state and dov the best ALL WHITE HELP. Corner Tenth and Duane streets. 'Phone 1991. The Troy Laundry Can Not Realize Great Honor Be stowed Upon Their Beloved Benefactor, Sarto. Delighted Sisters Are Apprised and Con gratulated By Dignitaries and Friends of Family. Pope Sends Mess'e to Americans, Whom He Dearly Loves-Describes as the Blooming Youth of Catholicism-lm-parts His Apostolic Blessing. , Koine, August 5. The Associated I'res representative was received in audii-nce by Pone Pius X today, being the first journalist of any national ity to have this honor. The pontiff graciously granted tbe prayer of the correspondent to send a mesnage to the American people, saying: "I love; Americans, who are the blooming youth of Catholicism. Convey: to alii of them how gladly I impart my apostolic blessing to the whole country." Venice, August The election of Cardinal Sarto as Pope, produced here an ImprvMion more tit stupod than any thing !,. becauaa Wa candidacy, la which he never put much faith, aeemed alinot bopelesa, und eJeo because It wu thought here that, although a nmn Of great Ml'. ht waa lacking In one of it. eminent qualitiea of a rope, dli'lo mary. For inatance, the tact that he Kukn nothing but Italian waa connld rd a great drawback, aa every pontiff la obllgwl to receive many peraonagea who ;u unfamiliar, with the Italian lanping. - The w-wt was communlcnted to hla alatera, who live In tm Paluce ot the Palrltwh. and a great crowd gathei-ed POSITION OFTEN EXPRESSED l'KESll'KXT WILL NT ftECElVK Altr.t'MEXT FROM ilOTHHH JUNES , . New York, August 5. "Mother Jon a" who recently nwrrhed to this city horn Philadelphia with a small number of striking textile workers and ) visited Oyster Bay with the object of seeing President Itooaevelt has given out the following letter rexeived in that connec tion from Secretary Barnes: "I beg to announce therecelpt of your letter of the 30th ultimo., and state that It haB been brought to tire Prealdent's attention. ) x .. , The "president, s was shown by his action w hile governor of New York, has the heartleat sympathy with every ef fort to prevent child labor In factories, and on this matttr no argument need be addressed to him, astM position Ivus been announced again and again. "Under the constitution it is not at present seen how congress has power to net In such a matter. It would stem that the states alone have the power to deal wit hthe subject." MANY ALDEN DESCENDANTS Plymouth, Msss., August 5. Between 700 and 800 descendants of the Pilgrim, John AMen, immortalised by Longfel low, have gathered In puxbury at the second annual reunion of the Alden family. Representatives were present-r from every town In the old colony, ev ery New England State, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Indiana, Illi nois, Wisconsin, Kansas andCaliforla, The exercises were held at the Aide homeatead, built In the " Seventeenth century by Jonathan, grandson of the famous John and his equally famous wife Prlscilla. " Nl'RSE COMMITS SUICIDE New YD August 6. Mabel, Main, :i years old, student at a training bchool for nurses here, has committed suicide, because of the alleged object Ions of her parents to a contemplated appearance on the stage. She la said to have been the daughter of a bank president In Falmoufch Jamaica. thtre to register. Many shops were cluaed and jme of the moat Important personage of Venice went to the Pat rlaolr'e Palace to congratulate hla sla ters, among them being Don Carloa. the Bpaniah pretender and bis wife, who Iont sometime there, being personal! aciiualnted with the new Pope. Pius X is jriuuli admired Isysv- At 6 o'clock every morning be waa In the habit of going for a long walk, usually to the Sandy" Ialanda of Lide, which wparate the I a soon of , Venice from the Adriatic Sea, He loved exer cise and the country very much. He often wet to hla native village of Rieee, where be has many poor relatione to he'p. SHORTAGE Rl'MORS CONFIRMED New York, August 5. An officer of Dunlap & Co., manufacturers, hits con firmed rumors circulated to the fact that a shortage has been discovered In the accounts of one of the formeroffle- ers of the company 'which fell heavily on the estate of Robert Dunlap of which the man was executor, but light ly 0 nthe company. The estate of Rob ert Dunlap. who died three years ago was appra'sed at JS50.000, und rumor bad It that the deficit amounted to 1200,000. It Is said no action wM be tak en. The heirs of the estate, which Is held In trust by Mrs: Dunlap are her Jive children. v- ON STILL HUNT FOR JEWELRY New York. August 6. Bearing lists describing SO pieces of Jewelry valued at mare than $100,000 which they admit have been stolen, private detectives have been watching pawnbrokers shops in New Tork and other cities for a week So far they have refused to allow a pawnbroker to keep a copy of the list and when questioned about the names declared they ai-e In ignorance as to the tine of the person robbed. ... PERISHES IN FIRE New York, August 5. At the fire In Ronkohkoma, I I., whk-H has destroyed the dwelling occupied by Commander Stuart of the Nevy, his wife and two children, one of the servants was burn ed to death. Another, although serious ly burned, leaped from a second story wHndow. Commander and Mrs. Stuart with their children, whose rooms were on the first floor, escaped unhurt. WILL RESUME BAKING " New . Tork, August 5. The baker's strtke at Tales has been ended by the owners conceding the men's demands, says a Herald dispatch from Santiago de Chile. The strike continues at San tiago. .. . ' - ' VAGRANT" WOMA NRICH New York, August" S. A woman. giv ing thejmme of Auulestln, upon being brought before a police magistrate here charged with vagrancy, as a profession-1 al tKKif. was found to have bank de posits ot Itym and 175 In currency. The latter d'd not Include 1400 pennlea found I iter pocket which weighed all told 15 pounds. H took tha court ' attaches halt an hour to count the money. She aa bandi-4 over to a charity organis ation. . BODIES TORN TO PIECES Victoria, B. C August S.-A terrible tragedy occurred near Macaulay Point yesterday. Two men, believed to be Harry Caldwell a surveyor, and his son, went to a small bland about two miles from Victoria snd off Macaulay Point to dynamite fish. Their dynamite ex ploded and the bodies of both were torn to pieces and scattered over the rock. 1'." ' ' ' . '' STRIKE FOR LESS PAY New York, August 5. Union men re cently employed by a firm of machinists In Jersey City, have struck practically for a reduction from 12.75 to JJ.00 for a day's work. The men were brought from other points and paid more that the union scale, but the proprietors s. sert that they demand recognition of the union, regardless of the reduction In wages. TO THE PUBLIC The errors in the paper thi$raorn ing are the result of an accident in the linotype room. LOCAL BREVITIES ASTORIA HOO-HOOS GOING When the mysterious concatenation of the odder of Hoo-Hoos gets together In Portland on Saturday to take in the fold a few more kittens, Astoria will be represented. Mayor Suprenunt is one of those who will try to leave town for the occasion, and there wlU be others from all parts of the country. NO COUNTY COURT YESTERDAY OOwfng to the absence of Judge Trench chard. CommisalonersYoung and Clark were present but owing to the heavy amount of work on hand did not con vene court. Commissioner. Young re turned to his home in the afternoon, a member of his family being ill. Court will convene at the usual hour this morning. It is understood that in the matter of the Lewis and Clark bridge, Judjto Winton will represent one of tine contending factions, ad will file a peti t(b for a compromise road. SL'UDBY BOAT PULLER Nicho las Mutteas. a boat puller, has sued Nl cholus Patterson, his employer, to recov er 3i.C, balance on wage account due him The suit was filed in Justice Good man's court yesterday. Nicholas the defenilantalleges that he assisted Nich olas the plaintiff in the season's fishing, and was entitled to one third of the en tire earnings of Mie boat, his share on this basis amounting to $62.52. Nich olas No. 2 paid the other Nicholas $11. 85, according to the complaint, and so the matter rests. The men have been operating boat No. 07T7, owned by D. Flnngus, the "king of Clifton." Aber ommbie & Wilson represent the plain, tiff." NATIONAL GUARD ENCAMPMENT -Passenger Agent Mayo of the A. & O. R. R. has taken under advisement thtrewiest of the people of Seaside for a special rate to be granted the troops of the National Guard of Oregon to Gearhart Park this summer. Condition at, on receiving such inducements the encampment of the state and federal troops will be held there. The people of Seaside were reprsntd by C. J. Cur tis, who prsented the request for the re duced rate. Mr. Mayo has also under GREAT INTEREST SHOWN v IN PROPOSED IRRIGATION Congress to Be Held At Ogden Will Be Attended By Scientiists From All Over the World. President Roosevelt Realizes Importance of Convention and Writes v That He Will Lend His Support-Member of His . Cabinet Will Be Present b?dn, Utah, August 5.-The eleventh national Irrigation congress wirwkb meets in thla city September 15 prom ises to be the most Important and in teresting Irrigation conventlo ever held In America. Hundreds of telegrams and letter have been received from promin ent people in .ill parts of the country promising attendance or support. Pres ident Rcofevelt has written a personal letter to Chairman Klesel of the exec utive committee, promising active aid and support and stating that he will be represented by a member of hi cabinet Numerous valuablejirizes are to be offered for exhibits of fruits and cereals consideratlca fi similar request from the Elks of Portland," who have adver tised a clam bake at Seaside on Aug ust 22. If they cannot get a rate it is probable that they will abandon the Sea side trip and Join the Elks of Olympla in a Jollification meeting at that place. The A, & C. R. R. feels that th peo ple should not expect to obtain special rates every time there is an Inclination en the part of societies and others to visit Seaside in a body. The company, says Supretendent McGuIre, has bean most liberal In the past in the matter of low rates, but it is unfair to expect the company to carry passengers at a loss all the time. . LEACH STREWN WITH LEAD FISH--Councilmaa Nordstrom last night called the attention of the counc'l to the condition of Je beach for a dis tance of two miles, which is littered with dead salmon, and from which em anates an odor nearly as bad as the basement of the Chinese shack on Bond street that is .now being decked with hid irurniture Cots, Steols, Stovesi Cheap Hatresses asd Everything for in the Seaside in SeeQcrNew Lir.s Of 160 mmm mm$ Elegant Iron Beds Handsome tables and Chairs Prices guaranteed the lowest R0bSns9nfs!FurnSture Store j Scow Bay Iron fi Brass Works Manufacturers of : " ... .. ' ....... .... Iron, Steel, Brass aud Bronze Castings. General Foundryinen and Patternmakers. Absolutely firstclass work. Prices lowest Phcns 2451. The M HO Palace Cafe Palace grown under irrigation. Senator W. A. Clark cabled from Eurpoe today offer .1 $.09 loving cup for the beat exhibit ot green fruits. and Colonel Fied Pabst of Milwaukee telegraphs trat the will offer a cup of the same value for the best barley exhibit The agricultural department at Wash ington la taking an especial interest in the coming convention and Secretary Wilson states that he will make it a point to have as many scientists of that department attend as tan 'be cortven letly spared. All railroad's west of Chi cago, it is announced will make half rates for the occasion. , lumber without first being filled In. In stead of taking the fish out Into thS channel, said Mr. Nordstiom, and oth er coumi'men, the fishermen 'have dump ed tons of the Royal Chinook variety 011 the beach, ard the tide only washes them nearer shore Councilman Linen weber said that the stench from the dead fish is unbearable, and that cond itions this year are worse than they have even been. He suggested that an ordinance be introduced making It a inifdemeanor to so dispose of the fish. The mayor suggested that the board of health has authority to clean the beach and on iis recommendation the matter wak referred to the chairman of that boarC.ith power to act It was sug gested that the only way to destroy the fever-breeding debris was to build bond fir of the Royal Chinook. It is proba ble that this suggestion will be adopt ed. The board of health will get to work immedlatly In order that the putrid mass of ea food may not permeate the whole city with nauseous odors during regatta week; ' "". ' Corner Eighteenth and Frcnllln. Best Restaurant Regular Meals. 25 Cents Sunday Dinners a Specialty Everythinr tbe Market Affords Catering Coapapy-t