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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1903)
ASTORIA. OKKGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 21.1903. RACE RIOT 'IMMINENT Trouble Arises in Texas Because of Negro's Crime and Sub . . sequent Lynching COLORED PEOPLE MUST GO Proposed Negro Excursion b Abandoned at Request of White Officials Blacks Terrorized Chicago, Aug. 20.-A dispatch from the Record-Herald from Dallas, Tex., says: 'A News from White Wright, Texas, Is to the effect that all of the negroes of the town, more than 100 persons have fled for fear of a race war. A negro at tacked a white woman about a week ago and that night a negro accused of the offense was hanged by a mob, but was rescued and saved from death by the sheriff and a pose. Notices were poat- ed ordering all the negroes to leave the ' place apd the blacks have fled. A Texas and Pacific negro excursion from Louisana and Eastern Texas to El Paw arranged recently, has been de clared off on protests from the mayor and chief of police at El Paso, who fear ed race troublal GREAT COTTON MERGER. SEVENTY MILLS ft SOUTHERN STATES WILL SOON BE TAKEN OVEH-CAPITAL BED AT $14,000,000 MUST CUT OUT LOCAL COURTS AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST COLOMBIA MUST BE SETTLED THROUGH DIPLOMA TIC INTERVENTION New York, August 20. Mail advices from Bogota report that United States Minister Eeauprie has sent a strong official note to the minister of foreign affairs stating In the name of Secretary Hay that all American claims pending against Colombia must be settled by diplomatic Intervention and not by'lo. cal courts, cables the Colon, Colombia, correspondent of the Herald. Advices from Barranqullla say that General Vasquei Cobos, the former mil itary coup of July I against the Gover nor, was Imprisoned there and sent to Bogota August 15 under military es cort. It is reported that General Cobos brother Alfredo Vasquex Cobos, the minister of war, has resigned his por tfolio. , IS HIS OWN FATHER David City, Neb., Aug. 20. William Koenlg has married his step-mother, Mrs. Anna Koenig. The father of the young man and first husband of the woman committed suicide a year ago. The couple sought a license in this city, but the county judge refused to per form the ceremony, not being satisfied that it would be legal. . COUNT WILSON IN CITY Chicago, August JO. A dispatch " to the Record-Herald from New Orleans says: The organization of the Southern Tex tile Company, a combine of southern cotton yarn mills, nas been practically completed and the mils will be soon tak .n over. This Is the largest cotton mer ger that has ever taken place. ' The company which Is capitalized at 114,000 A00 will take over about 70 mills in North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee Count Arthur Wilson, consul for Nor way and Sweden, residing In Portland. is among the regatta visitors this week. Count Wilson has been the consular representative of the Norwegian coun try tn the Portland district for 22 years. Russia has no consul at Port land, and since Finland has been Rua- sianired and even before. Count Wilson has performed consular sen-ice for the Finns of this country. WALKED STREETS ALL NIOHT About 4 o'clock yesterday a tauy and child were found walking the streets, having been unable to find a room. This is unnecessary, and if those who are unable to find accommodation will call on the committee at regatta head quarters. Commercial and Eleventh, the committee will try and provide for them. WILL PASS SIMPLE BILL Asset Currency Will Not be Intro duced in Measure by Sub Committee NO DISAGREEMENT DESIRED BiU Win be Drafted at Senator AkJrkh'i Home When Conference Is Held-. Comm. ittec at Work New York, Aug. 30. The members of the senate sub-committee, which has beeneonsiderlug a currency measure, haw given up the idea of reaching an agreement upon any asset currency plan, says a World dispatch from Prov idence, R. I. v Senator Aldrlch, the chairman, is au thority for the statement that while the committee had not departed from Its determination to devise some conser vative measure for the betterment of financial conditions. It has decided to exclude from the bill any reference to asset curency of any other detail upon which a disagreement of the senate and house would be likely.- "It is the belief of that committee that in a short time before congress Is convened that It would be practically impossible to frame, with any hope of its adoption, a comprehensive currency measure that would embrace all the larger Questions which will yet have to be dealt with. The energies of the com mittee, thir.fore,are being devoted to (mvIik -.he "voy for the passage of n simple bill to meet present needs." ( When the formal conference of the committee is resumed In the near fu ture at Senator Aldttch's home, the new measure will tie drafted. NOTICE TO MARINERS CHANGES IN AIDS TO NAVIGATION AT ENTRANCE TO COLUMBIA RIVER ARE IN EFFECT The following notice to mariners is sent out from the government geo detic survey, applying to the entrance to the Columbia river: Clatsop Spit buoy, No. 2, u first-class nun. painted Ted. formerly shown about J 3-S miles SSW. from Cape Dis appointment lighthouse, was discon tinued. Inner buoy, a tlint-clus can, black and white In perpendicular stripes, formerly shown about 3 1-5 miles SSW. 3-S W. from Cape Disappointment llKht house, was discontinued. Inside the bar gus buoy, painted black and white in perpendlcplar stripes and showing an occulting white light. formerly shown about S 1-S miles SSW. from Cape Disappointment lighthouse, was withdrawn, and a larger gas buoy of improved pattern, showing a fixed white light during periods of 12 seconds separated by eclipses of 20 seconds du ration, was moored to the southward of the position of the former gas buoy, on the bearings: Cape Disappointment lighthouse N. by E. 3-4 E. eusterly. North H?ad lighthouse, N. by W. near ly. V GRAND BALL GIVEN BY THE Astoria lose Team TONIGHT Foard & Stokes Hall Admission, Fifty Cents Ladies Free Fiste U a. Pu.it, Va and Utusgur REGATTA WEEK COMMENCING " Sunday, August 16 ltetura of the Favorites The Allen Stock Company Featuring LITTLE VERSA PELTOX maturing a Sew Piny Ivery Kvsnlng, Opening la lh tireat Coiuetly Draw "LOST AND WON" Grtat Specialties Bind tad Orchestra AtlmlMlon Kiwred Heats. !tt CVi. (iallorv i t. Hmi al opn Heturday morning ut-Urlffiu't Hoot mora s tlood goods and good servient John son tiros. 75c wash suits for 86 at Danalier'g. ELECTRICAL WORK. Interview Trulllnger a Hardest?, 433 Commercial street, about your elec trical work. ' " : ' ' ' JAPANESE! GOODS. New stock of fancy goods Just arrlv ed at Yokohama Bataar. Call and see the latest novelties from Japan. SI. SO straw hats for 54 cents at PAN- ZIOER'S. Office of C. Q. M., Vancouver Bar rucks. Wash., August 6, IMS. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received here until 11 a. m September 4, 1903, and then opened for repairs to Hospital ut Kort Stevens, Oregon, U. 8. reserv es the right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. En velopes containing proposals should be marked: "Proposals for repairs to Hos pital at Fort Stevens, Oregon," and ad dressed to undersigned. F. H. HATHAWAY, C. Q. 11. The Waldorf C1IAS. F. WI&K, Proprietor. ' Tbe Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Concert Kwry Kvmlnjr Cor. 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