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THE MORNING ASTORIAN. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1904.
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IROQUOIS
MUST CLOSE
13-fated Theatre Denied Permis
sion U Remodel ' Because It
Does Not Comply With Law
INSPECTOR'S REASONS GIVEN
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Gives' funiculars Rcsjanlinsr
Point-WherI-itM Are Not
Enli&rt'f d tut the-Letter,
-Permission
'V'rl-
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us uiaiir,oii pians
Chicago; May !.
anodel -th Iroquois
submitted, to the bulUlBC department
tu bwjj , nfttl)- rtru-wdlJt Building
Commissioner Williams on an opinion
from Corporation Counsel Tolman,
MaJbr.,Tlaian isi4dth theater would
not be allowed ' to reopen until "every
provision of the theater ordinance" had
been complied with, j$; Intimated that
ft might be found impossible to re
anodel the interior of the play house to
oBform. with the law. f j j U );,!
4j Mayor ' Harrison concurred in the
opinion of the corporation counsel and
also said he would close all theaters
- October 1 "if they tailed to meet' the
requirements of the ordinance;' !- The
reasons' given by' Building Commis
sioner T"vClHlams why' he had refused
to permit under the plans submitted
to him were:
"That of the 748 people who could be
seated on the first floor 600 would
are to pass out through an exit seven
feet wide. It should be at least 10.
. "This condition does not comply
with the section in the ordinance re
quiring three open spaces around it
"There is only one stairway for the
first and second gallery, while the
ordinance provides that each gallery
shall have a separate entrance from
the street level.
" "In the entrance to the balcony there
re five stairs in a group, while the
ordinance demands says there shall
"oot be less than six.
"There is one common exit and one
entrance from all the floors and gal
leries, while the ordinance demands a
distinct and separate entrance for each
loor, balcony and gallery."
board of education, with the trans
fer of the lease frwu the 'Boomer and
Got estates to. Mrs,'!. Lehnwnn
wmC approved. The condition Imposed
was that a fireproof building be erected
on the property, not " later than the
year 1905. ' V.,.-'
The new structure which is to cost
1 1.000.000 will be 20 stories high, built
of white terra cotta and made Are
proof. It will be an office building, but
the lower floors arr to contain a the
ater, whUh will be 80 feet. wide... An
entrance 40x60 feet Is pluuned and
the Intention is. to. make it one.of. th
most ornate and beautiful In the city,
The auditorium.; has been clenlgned, it
is declared, with . an ey
safety and complete enmfor
mg capacity, wiu ue jivvu.., , r
Russia Will
if V
i
Make Move
Secretly Training Naval Officers
and Crews and Preparing Ships
,,.jor. important tampaign.
Pears
New York, Mity: 26. A, nu'.U t
pro-
by s
' j
point
gram eatranrdlnary ia reported by th
Russian, roiyespoaaVnt U the London
ye to : beauty) LTInifs Jo W unlr consideration
fort.. lta'tat4 rfofl cwp wliArtt'enriy lp
I . - - 1 i- V fc .
pl.-ns'rttat t extent fs Kepfawret mit
It Is known that Russia Intends to loc
no time In laying down .an "utiusually
large juunber f. vessels ot vm-Iou
Undertaker Refused to Allow Widow yr while in adcl'thm: t the", un
!
FOUGHT FOR THE BODY.
aaaa. " . i k
rears soao Is clnecl . a
whole year. That's why it
lasts so. si It wears ai tliia
as a wafer.
Sold all over tlx worl.i.
V
Republican 'TicKet
J. N. WILLIAMSON,'
. Of Crook County.
marine, under j .VWMJ'li'?,!
lly
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: to Claim Husband's Cerpte.
v-v if.-MArr. rr.M. ! goln ,rla1' (Wny thought In
n u,r . v Vtiva I , Hittf ( 1 f
i in m vn rirriMii - nitr ' utir
uvrv'iVAiici. r luwn ul a bmi us i. kt mie i . . . ... ..... .
i nA ni.i ntun ttiif n no niti . . ..
Chief Justice Gookins of Indianapolis, I possible.
has been compelled to call uixm, the
The nusalii
n minister ,of . marine Is
nolio In order to forc an undertakpr1' 10 nv K'ven especial attention
here to surrender her husband's body. 10 uDmrues ana io nave jorrwea
Colonel Gookins, who was a well-1 inducements to jubroarlu engineer
known civU engineer and jurist, died Ptt evolve an Improved type.
suddenly, at a hotel here :Mondav. A squadron of vessels, including two
When Mrs. Gooklns and her son ar- coa8t h'P. have been engaged
HvArt frotrt tfMn th fm.nrt h. ior sevenw aaye ouisiae tronstaai in
body here arul reroved by. an under
taker who demanded 1380 for his serv
Ices. Other undertakers told the widow
$20 was sufficient for the offices he had
performed ' and she refused to submit
to the extortion. The undertaker de
clared he would send the body to the
morgue and the police were called
upon. They acted at once and the
undertaker surrendered the body.
various exercises, including,, torpedo
practice, ,:V:. ., . ..
The commanders of the veasela have
been enjoined to pay special attention
to training the gwn crews and the
paramount importance of rapid and
accurate shooting, has . been insisted
upon. ., V -,-t -j
;M.' nto STATE. Soii ?
.For Jgstlce of the Supreme Court,
Wl FRANri A. MOORE. " ' ,
:tJ Ot f OuJflmUi . County.
For Dairy nd Food Commissioner,
J. W. BAILEY.
urirf c;MuitBiiAitvo;Covniy' s:
U ''DISTRICT.
For Circuit Judge,
t THOMAS A. M'BRIDE,
Of Columbia County.
For District Attorney,
HARRISON ALLEN,
ft Of CTatsop" County. '
FLOWER HAS FLOWN.
SHOCKED TO DEATH.
in
Electricity Claims Its First Victim
New York's Subways.
New Tork, May 26. Electricity in
the subways has claimed its first vie
tlm. While light circuits were being
tested, Foreman John Southway re
celved a current of 30,000 volte. He
SHOULD SYMPATHIZE.
Warning of the Dangers Which Threat
en the United tSates. ,
; Chicago, May 26. Warning of the
dangers which threaten the United
States and the entire white race, in
event of a Japanese triumph in the war
against Russia, has been voiced be
fore the Twentieth Century Club by
Baxon Ernst von Hesse-Wartegg- of
Triebschen, Switzerland, Austrian
commissioner to the Louisiana pur
chase exposition. The baron, who has
lad in experience 'of many years in
the orient, spoke to the subject, "The
peatjof War in the Far East," and in
sisted that the sympathies.of Caucasian
face should e with the Russians
JHis yiews seemed to meet the approval
if mltny of the club members, who ap
jplauied him yigoroislfJ'.jt.fi.
Charged With Larceny He Is Afraid
to Fee Acouitrs. - .
New Tork, May 26. Dr. Richard
C. Flower, whose ball bond for (23.000
furnished by & woman interested in his
mining claims, which was forfeited a
few days ago, is reported to have sailed
for South America at least a week ago
to avoid answering charges of grand
was thrown from a ladder under which ,arceny In connection with his mining
he had ventured to examine the duct chemea. He is said to have gone away
carrying the cables and died Instantly, disguised as an invalid.
The body was badly burned. Warn- According to Information received
ing had been Issued to the men in the at the d,str,ct attorney's office Flower
tunnel to keep 30 feet distant from the before leaving emptied several safe
deposit boxes in his name about town
and disposed of gilt-edged securities
which he owned for at least 1500,000
in cash.
opening of the ducts during the test.
Harvard and Yale Challenged.
London, May 26. The Oxford Uni
versity Athletic Club on behalf of Ox
ford and Cambridge universities, has
sent a challenge to Harvard and Tale
to hold an athletic meeting in London
this summer.
HEARST DOWNED IN OHIO.
Ava
The World's Fair Route.
Those anticipating an eastern trip,
or a visit to the Louisiana Purchase candidates for some of the state offl-
Democrats Bury Him Under
lanehe of Opposition.
Columbus, May 26. The democratic
state convention met here today and
nominated electors, two at large, and
MILLION DOLLAR THEATER.
f
i. fi
fchicijgo Is to Have One Twenty Stories
f High Within a Year. '
; Chago- Majr 26,-The !atesf"jtjtep
accessary;' for- securing the site .. for
he new theater in' Monroe street, , be
tween ; Dearborn ahd State ' streets,
jiavebeen taken at a meeting of the
exposition at St. Louis, cannot afford
to overlook the advantages offered by
ices. Friends or Judge Judson Har
mon, who opposed the Indorsement of
the Mlssuri Pacific Railway, which, on any canaldat or an Instructed dele-
account of Its various routes and gate
ways, has been appropriately named
"The World's Fair Route.".
Passengers from the northwest take
the Missouri Pacific trains from Den
yer or Puehlo..with the choice of either
going. direct through Kansas City, br
via-. WJchlta, Fort Scott and Pleasant
Hill. !
gatlon, but wanted the unit rule, won
out ,
The poll of the Ohio delegation by
conservatives (opponents of William
R. Hearst) follows: Conservatives, 3&;
Hearst, 6; Falk, 4. This, under, the
unit rule will give the conservatives
more than S, to;lr
'y?IQ. .trains? dallyfrom Denver aid A .a'WTan.- may. fail,, now .and then.
JUio fc:&C&xdi' without change, present your goods .m. the proper
carrying ali: classes of modern equip- liht. ?.our J!l!,om6r bu?-your."l"
meht, Including electric lighted Obser
vation parlor cafe dining cars. Ten
dally trains 'between Kansas City and
St. Louie.' -?,- f t -c. -i.
- Write or call on Wi C; McBride, gen
eral agent, 124 Third street, Portland,
for detailed Information and illustrat
ed literature.
vertisement is sure
ybii want it to.
to say just what
HERE'S WHATS WANTED. .
i
ome People
Patronize your store from
habit; some from friend
ship; bat the great mass
of your customers fluctuate
from day to day as your
newspaper advertising at?
tracts - or fails to attract
themi r .
A Citizen of Astoria 8upp"lle the Infor
mation. ' ' '
Over half the complaints of mankind
originate with the, kidneys
slight touch of backache at first
Twinges and shooting pains in the
loins follow. They must be checked,
they lead to graver complications.;
The sufferer seek relief.
Plasters are tried, and liniment for
the back.
So-called kidney cures, which do not
cure.
The long-looked for result seema un
attainable.
If you suffer do you want relief T
Follow the plan adopted by this Asto
ria citizen.
Mrs. N. Jacobson, living at 127 Suoml
street aays: "In our experience Doan's
Kidney Pills performed all that is
claimed for them. Their action' was
speedy and the results satisfactory. I
procured a box of them at Charles
Rogers' drug store, 459 Commercial
street, for my grandmother, Mrs. M.
Beck, and she used them. From the
satisfactory results obtained we value
Doan's Kidney Pills exceedingly."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60c.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. T. , :
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.- -, s , - ,
s. COUNTY. ?- v-.v
; For Representative,
C. F. LESTER,
. C Q. PALMBERO. ' ;
For Count Commission
WILLIAM LARSON-
J. C. CLINTON.
For Clerk,
For Sheriff,
THOMAS LINVILLE.
For Treasurer,
CHARLES A. HEILBORN.
For Assessor,
T. 8. CORNELIUS.
For School Superintendent
H. 8. LYMAN.
For Surveyor,
R.CF, ASTBURY.
, For Coroner,
W. CK A. POHL.
PRECINCT.
For Justice of the Peace,
P. J. GOODMAN.
had to change his time-piece at Ogden
owing to the hour's difference In time,
The local lines and the Union Pacific
have been operated on mountain time,
while the Southern Pacific hns used
Pacific time. Now this is to be abol
ished for Vice President Bancroft has
adjusted the clock and hereafter one
standard will be observed. This Is to
be accomplished by extending moun
tain time to Reno, Nev. No watches
will hs.ve to be changed an hour at
Ogden and any confusion , resulting
thereby will be a matter of history
after June 1.
Cyclone In Kansas.
- Sallna, Kan., May 6. A tornado this
afternoon unroofed buildings 'at Mar
quette and Fiiltihr A wdfer apout In
this "county: cau"fted "streams to' over
flow; 'Missouri Pacific trains leaving
Saliha havo'baen abandoned, owing to
the tracks being under water. '
"If It Is worth while to do business
at all It Is worth while to do a lot of
it and this mesns, always, a propor
tionate amount of newspaper space.
, , CHANGE IN TIME.
m i i ,
Hereafter Travelers Will Not Have to
Change Watches Hour at Ogden.
Salt Lake City, May 26. For years
past the traveler from east or west has
The Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany will place round trip tickets from
Portland to St. Louis and return on
account of the world' fair on sale as
follows: '
June 16th, 17th and 18th.
July 1st, 2nd and 3rd. ,
August 8th, 9th and 10th.
Sept 5th, 6th and 7th.
Ootober 3rd, 4th and 5th.
The round trip rate to 8t Louis and
return from Portland will' be $67.60.
Ticket will be good for rAurn via any
direct line. ' . ' ' '.-."
A round trip rat of $72.60 will also
be made from Portland to Chicago and
return. .......
If a passenger desire to take in both
Chicago and St Louis the round trip
rate will be" $75.00.
All tickets will be good for 90 days
from date of sale. Tickets will be
good going ten day from date of sale
so that a limited stop-over can be had
oar the going trip and on the return
trip passengers can top at their pleas
ure west of the Missouri river or St.
PauL These rate apply via direct
lines, but if passenger . wishe to re
turn through California- tickets can be
sold accordingly, but at an increased
rat of $13.60 added to above.
For any additional information de-
tr4, call or addrtsi A. D. eharlton.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Uorthera() raclfl nr., 5S MorHon
street; corner of Jrd. Portland, r. t
.1'..... mmmmmmmmmmmmm
., M Arrest. - . t
J. A Gulled ge of Verbena, Ala., wa
twlei In the hoapltal fro ma evcY cas
ot pile causing $4 tumor. After doc
tors and all remedies fulled, Butklen's
Arnica Salve quickly arreted further
inflammation 'and cured hlnv It con
quers nch and kills puln. 2 Co al
Chn. Rogers, Druggist
ofRECT LINE
to Chicago and all point east; Loula
vllie. Memphl. New Orleans, and all
point south, ;
I ' .. .... .... .
Tins fa in ROUTE.
via Chicago Pt Nw Otlean to Bt
LoJls, one tiiat give you the mot
for yodr eioney, and th fact that th
lLWt0d CENTHAL oltri unsurpa.
4 ervW . via, the point to th
WORLD'S FAlffc and In thl conneo.
Uon to alt point beyond, make It to
your advantage, In ca you content
plat a trp to Mjr Hnt east to writ
us before making' finU arrancementa
- w ran offer th eholo of at tat
a doen different route, ? a s
tt. it. TRUMLt CoiroMJ Aeot
142 Third street4 Portland,' Oregon.
J. C. IJtfrWX F. A P.. A. s
Ui Thhi stiH.-Portland, Ore,
F. R. TIIOMI'tJON, F. & P. A.
i Itftclii L C"lmttn Tlldtf, Seattle, Wash
aatJti iua.:a..u-it j-ssss-'-jt vjjs. z.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
( i RIVER RAILROAD vr , f
, LEAVE 1"' rOR'
1 T
$:OoTm PorUamf Union'
Se that your ticket read via th
Illinois Central R. It. Thoroughly mod
rn trains connect with all transcontl
nental line at St. Paul and Omaha.
If your friend ar coming west let us
know and we will quote them direct
th specially low nt now In effect
from all eastern points, . :
Any Information a to rate, rout.
to., cheerfully given on application.
B. II. TRUMBUuU Comraroal
Agent, 141 Third street, Portland, Or.
J. C. LINDSET, T. F. A P. A.. 1U
Third street, Portland, Or.
P. B. THOMPSON. F. A. P. A.,
ASK TUB AGENT FOR
TICKETS
ASTORIA
T;48m For Portland andJ 11:19 am
6:10 p ml Way Point ' ' 1 10:$0 s m
m. t "'Tr
8SASIDH DIVISION
1:1$ am!
ll.'K a ml
.U0 p m
Astoria for Wareo-I
ton, jrtavcl Furt!
Stevens. Hammond
land Beast d "
6:15 am
;am
l: p tn
Seaald for War
.renton, , Flavl,
Hammond,' Fort
Steven A AstotiaJ
vu
To 8pokn. 8t Paut, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Chicsflo, St Louis, and all
points east and south.
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY Q
The Flyer and 1 he Fast Mall lj
SPLENDID SERVICE
UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
Daylight trip across th Cascade and
Rocky Mountains,
For tickets, rate folder and full In
formation cull on or addres -
H. DICKSON, ,-"
Cltv Ticket -Anwnt. -
122 Third Street, Portland, Or.
O. TERKES, O. W. P. A., -'
612 FlmtAventierSeatWwhj
.'
Taese tiny Captulet ire superior
to uaieam or topama,
cudcdi or injections anarutntf
CURE IN 48 HOURS Pf,
the tame diseases with
out inconvenience.
1 Soldbvarinrutrf't
V
OREGON
m vmofiPAcim
70 hour from Portland to Chicago,
No change of cars.
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Htwoliil Worlh, Om.lm, li,. tpm
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KxprxM lt Take, lenvr yi
it P. in. Wurlh, Omulm, Kan- f Ma m
via UiinU- City. HI UmiIh,
tngton cnim(oatid IheKaat
Htrsiil W'BI Walla, fewts.
BtMll t"n,HHkmio,Mliiiie.
T:p.nu Pli. Ntl'sul, nuluth 6:00 pm
JlaftlH lliiiukee, Chicago, B wpm
kana ii(if,iuii '
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE ,
' From Astoria?
AH sailing dates subject to change.
For San Francisco every flv day.
Dally -
Crpl Hun
duxatrsni
(oliimhi uivor to .
foruiimi and Way
l-audiuga . ,, .
4 m
Omly ex
cept Moa
ARRiVK
w-TitriOam
7:00 p m pot for Astoria and 1:40 p m
I Way Point I
7:40 m
4:00 p tn
10:48 am
U:$flpm
7:20 pea
1:28 am
Sunday only '
All train make cloa connectlcm at
Gobi with all Northern Pacific tralni
to and from th Eaat and Sound point.
J. O. Mayo,
General Freight and Paa. Agent
Steamer Nahcotta leave Astoria on
tM. -daIly-"oMOpt- Sunday for- Ilwaeo,
connactutg thure' wlta- troin for Long
Beach, Tioga and North Beach point,
Rrttu-ntngnrrlvei, 'at 'silorl, ' aamo'
TJA'.'"-)iOi T
iurouga. iwaeta to ana from an prin
cipal European cities,
i "Gi W . - ROBERTS, Agent'
0''!.; ' "Astoria,-1 Or.', '
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full nartlmilan and rllrpHloMR In.
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by Test"
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; A transcontinental trav-
elor says: "I've tried them
all and I prefer the -:
( i:;,'
North
Western IJmited ;
. -v . - i -
It's the bost tob'e found from
coast to coast."
It's4' The Train for Com
fort" every night in the year
between Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Chicago.
Before slaitingon a trlp-no matter
where-wrlte for Intereating Informa
ttott about oomfortable traveling.
H. L S1SLER, General AjcnL
132 Tliird 6t ' Portland, Oregon.
T. W. TRARDALE,
Qeneral &wier Agent
: r , Bt, l'aul, Minn, - r
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