TUB MORNING ASTORIAN, SUNDAY, JNUE 5, 1904.
! ! 1 : .Jrilu.:2
0o. H. Gcorgt, Pmldtnt,
J. C. nilfiM, Uihlir,
Ot. W. warns, Vl rWdent,
u,nifiM, Auk Caihkr.
The Astoria National Bank
MYSTERY IN
CHICAGO
ASTORIA, OREGON.
GEO. H. OKOIMJE. OKO W. WAttREN. W. . BARKER,
AU(1. BCIlEftNKCKNAU, L. MANBUIL
PRINCIPAL C0M(IP0ND(NTS.
First Nillmml Hunk Portland, Oiou,
Continent! NaUtuml iitik.t!llau,
lUlik of Mnw York. NBA. Nnw York
trucker ftoolwortli fiat, Bunk. . .
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Shot Followed bv Woman's
Scream Arouses Suburbans, but
Principals Escape.
ELUDED POLICE OFFICERS
First National Bank of Astoria
ESTABLISHED 1866
Capital and Surplus $100,000
ASTORIA (SAVINGS BANK
Capital 1'aid Is 8100,000. Surplus ami Uadivkled Profit $25,000
Transact antral busking business. - latere.! paid oo tints deposits,
J.1 A. BOWLBY. O. L PETEIlnON, FRANK PATTON, J. W. GARNER,
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165 TENTH STREET, ASTORIA, ORE.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
0. W. Morton tod John Fohrman, Proprietors.
choicest niEsa AND salt meats. - PROMPT delivery.
$42 Commercial St. Phone Alain 321.
OOIN3 TO THI FAIR!
What I Do If You Dselrs Practical
Information,
If you eontemplat vUUlng the St,
Louis Exposition, to secure reliable In
formation a to railroad servioa, the
lowest rate and th boat routes. Ala
a to th local conditions In St. Louta;
hotels, ate, ota
If you will writ tha undersigned.
tatlng what Information you dealra,
th amo will b promptly fumlshad.
If wo do Dot save It oa band, wlU
ecur It for you If passlbls, and with
out any pens to you. Addres
B. II. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent, 141 Tblrd avaat,
Portland, Ore.
ttartling Evidence,
Freah teminwny In great quantity
la constantly comlnc In, declaring Dr.
King Now Discovery for Consump
lion, Coughi and Colda to ba unequal
ad. A recent expreaalon from T. J.
McFarland, Bentorvllle, Va-, eervaa a
example. He wrltea: "I bad Dron
rhitla for three yeara and doctored all
the time without being benefited. Then
I began taking Dr. King's New Dlacov
ery, and a few bottlea wholly cured
me." Equally effective In curing all
Lung ad Throat troubica, Consump
tion, Pneumonia and Grip. Guaran
teed by Cha. Roger. Druggist. Trial
bottlea free; regular slies, SOo and
11.09.
Two Men Force Woman Into
Cloned Carriage anil Outrun
the Patrol Wagon and
Got Away.
Chicago, June 4. Two ahota fol
lowed by a woman'a acreama have
cauaed excitement at Sheridan Road
and Oreentree street, In tha fashion
able dlatrlct of Evanston, Edward
Waldron, a watchman, waa passing
tha Arthur Orr realdenca when he
beard tha reporta. A block away ha
aaw two men struggling with a woman,
who waa screaming. Before he could
reach the scene the men thruat the
woman Into a cloaed carriage which
waa driven rapidly toward Chicago.
Patrolman Hayes also beard the
ebota and summoned tha patrol wagon.
The carriage waa followed some dis
tance In Sheridan road, but finally
escaped from the pursuers.
The Chicago police were notified and
an effort made to Intercept the carriage
at Rogers Park, but the driver eluded
good going ten days from data of sletne wa.tchera.
so that a limited stop-over can be had (According to Watchman Waldron,
on tha going trip and on tha return the men and woman were welt dreaaed
trip passengers can atop at their pleas- the latter young. Man persona In
ura west of the Missouri river or Bt Evanston were aroused by the woman's
Paul These rates apply via direct cries, but no clew to her Identity waa
line, but if passenger wishes to re-1 found.
turn through California tickets can be
sold accordingly, but at an increased I INCUBATOR BABY 18
rata of 111.80 added to above. DARWIN'8 MISSING LINK.
For any additional Information do
aired, call or address A. D. Charlton. 8hows That .Human Race
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Northern Pacific Ry, JS5 Morrison
street, corner of trd, Portland, Ore.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
The Northern Paclfio Railway Com
pany will place round trip tickets from
Portland to St. Louta and return on
account of the world' fair on aale aa
follows:
June 16th, 17th and 18th.
July 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
August 8th, 8th and 10th.
8ept 6th, 6th and 7th.
October 3rd, 4th and 8th.
The round trip rate to St. Louis and
return from Portland will be 167.60,
Tlcketa will be good for return via any
direct Una.
A round trip rate of f 72.50 will also
be made from Portland to Chicago and
return.
If a passenger desires to take In both
Chicago and St. Loula the round trip
rate will be $76.00,
All tickets wUl be good for 60 days
from date of sale. Tickets will be
VOTE FOR
JOHN V. BURNS.
Regular Democratic
Nominee for Representative.
VOTE FOR
JAMES N. LAWS,' ;
Regular Democratic
Nominee for Representative.
VOTE FOR
ISAAC BERGMAN,
Rjguiar Democ ratio
Nominee for Treasurer.
VOTE FOR
GEO. W MORTON,
Regular Democratic
Nominee for Sheriff.
VOTE FOR
P. J. GOODMAN,
Republican Nominee
For Justice of the Peace.
VOTE FOR
CHAS. A. 1IEILBORN,
Regular Republican
Nominee for Treasurer.
VOTE FOR
C. G. PALMBERG, ;
Regular Republican
Nominee for Representative.
VOTE FOR
THOMAS LINVILLE,
Regular Republican
Nominee for Sheriff.
ST
GOING EA
TRAVEL IS GENUINE PLEASURE ON '
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via WASHINGTON, D. C. .
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B. EI, AUSTIN, Gcnef ahPass. A4t- - Chicago, 111.
Passee
Through All Stages of Evolu
tion From Lowest Ani
mals Before Birth.
' The Pike at the SL Louis World's
Fair has become the Mecca of physic
ians during the pant few days u a
constant sireatn bt medical men hat
been pouring In to look at the lataei
scientific curiosity, a baby In whom !
a living proof of the Darwinian theory.
This child, which weighed two
pounds at birth, Is barely holding lu
own, but the fact that It lived more
than an hour after birth Is an event
In medical annals.
Ttot Its weight but Its face Is the
feature that Is attracting attention,
aa It haa exactly the same character
istic m that of the chlnpanxee. It Is
so wrinkled that no room Is left for
another pucker, and the nursra, who
give names of their own fancy to the
babies, at once agreed to call the lit
tle one Emily "Darwin." This child
Kay physlrluna shows that every step
In the evolution of mankind from the
lower animals has left Its record on
the human race.
Until Emily Darwin was brought
to the notice of physicians, there was
one link missing In the chain. The
lower animals were fully represented
with the exception of the last tep
which has been supplied by Emily,
Even In the last few days her face has
changed Its character, and while It
has lout the brutish look of tha mon
key, It cannot aa yet be said to be hu,
man. ,
One of the best known physicians
In St. Louis became so Interested In
the case that he offered 1500 for a set
of pictures of little Emily, one to be
taken each day she remained In the
IncuboJtor.
The stay of a child In the glass sided
metal incubator depends on Its con
dition and the period of development
at which it waa born. Some are
"graduated" in thirty days, while oth
era required forty or fifty days before
thotr power of resistance is made equal
to that of the normally born baby.
. Ordinarily the infant have softer
kin than even tho born at maturity,
though in many cases their nails are
not fully formed. In the case of Emily
Darwin, however, her skin may bei
oft when the wrinkles are smoothed
out, but at present it looks more like
a kid glove that has been wet and stlf
fened as it dried.
Emily has not yet learned to cry
when feeding time draws near an do
the other nineteen Incubator babies
They set up a howl In every key of
the Infant gamut when their modified
milk Is not ready on the minute of
the two hour period.
Aside from their scientific nature,
the Incubators are the only humanita
rian attractions on the Pike, and as
fast- aa on incubator becomes
vacant throug the graduation of Its
occupant, there are several applications
from physicians who wish to use incu
bator methods for babiea that are do
ing poorly; but' preference la always
given by Joseph B. Hardy, directing
physician of th Incubator, to children
that are prematurely born.
A Letter to Andrew Carnegie.
My dear Andrew:
I would call you Merry Andrew, but
wa have your word that you are nei
ther a philanthropist nor a foolish fel
low. When did the world ever agree
with a man's estimate of himself?
There are those who differ wKh you
on both these counts. Do not be In
such baste to deny that you are a fool.
tsh fellow, u is the foolish fellows
who are lovaoie. Think of Sancho and
Touchstone. Tou are a literary felr
low; but perhaps you don't care a
hoot for laughter.
A word in your lug ye are verra
near to dishonor, Andrew. Did you
not say It would be considered a dis
grace for a man feo die rich? Andrew!
yu are In a parlous state. Tou must
be nimble to escape the dell's claw.
It makes me shudder to think how
deep you are In sin. I would willing
ly take some of your disgrace upon
myself for I waa always a foolish fel
low. But, alas! I am not a library,
and you are not a philanthropist
I have an Idea, however, which will
relieve you of any Imaginable amount
of disgrace and place you in safety
fOWfr, The next time you are t?mptFJ
d to throw out of th window, before
breakfast, a handfull of libraries, en
dow a theatre. Libraries are not the
only educational pebbles on the beach
of Time. Found a theater, Andrew.
The theater, also is a missionary of
thought or once was; but the theater
has gone to the devil, and there is a
suspicion o f the llbrarv. c. E. 8.
Wood in the Pacific Monthly for June.
Speoial Exouraion to the World'a
Fair.
The Denver & Rio Grande, In con
nection with the Missouri Pacific, will
run a series of personally conducted
excursions to the world's fair during
June. These excursions will run
through to St. Louis without change
of cars, making short stops at principal
points enroute. The first of these ex
cursions will leave Portland June 7th,
and the second June 17th. The rate
from Astoria will be $67.50 to St Louis
and return. Excursionists going via
the Denver & Rio Grande have the
privilege of returning via a different
route. This Is the most pleasant way,
as well as the most delightful route, to
cross the continent The stops ar
ranged ; give an' opportunity to visit
the various points of Interest in and
about ' Salt Lake City, Denver and
Kansaa City. If you wish to accom
pany one of these excursions write at
once" to W. C. McBrlde,' 124 Third
street,' Portland, for sleeping car res
ervations."
Physical Effects of . Sentiment
It ha recently been discovered by
Prof. Elmer Gates that unpleasant
emotions create harmful chemical pro
ducts In the body which are physically
Injurlua Good, benevtotetfi yheerful
feelings are said to create beneficial
chemical products which are physical
ly healthful. These products, It is de
clared, may be detected bv chemlcaJ
analysis In the perspiration of the In
dividual Prof. Gates says that he
found more than forty of the bad pro
ducts and as many of the good.
Every one knows that grief will poison
a mother's milk; In fact it generates
an Injurious quality so Intense in
character as to sicken an infant
Of all the chemical product of emo
tion that of guilt Is , said to be the
worst If a small quantity of the per
spiration of a person suffering from,
an emotion of this kind is placed In a'
glass tube and is exposed to contact
with scientific acid it will turn pink.'
None of the other poisons similarly
generated exhibited the same phenome
non. Pink would appear to be the pecu
liar color of wrongdoing. It Is found
that for each bad emotion there Is a
corresponding chemical change In the
tissue of the body which is life depres
sing, exha.ustlng and poisonous. On
the other hand, every, good emotion
makes a life-promoting change.
Eskimo Appetites.
The Eskimos have enormous appe
tites. An Arctic explorer relates that
he saw a boy eat ten pounds of solid
food and drink a gallon and a half of
liquid with much gusto. This same
explorer observed an adult eat ten
pounds of meat and two candles at a
meal. Sir P. P.hllllps tells how a lad
of seventeen years of age ate twnety
four pounds of beef in twenty-four1
hours.
' 8klrt Mansgement.
"Inherent grac is no greater In
French girls than In English girls,'
says an authority. "But In th dainty
art of carrying their skirt In their
hands while taking the air of the bou
levards French girls are Incomparably
superior to their , English cousins.
The secret is that the French maM"i
polecat is made to clear th ground,
whll th English girl's drop skirt Is
a long aa the outer garment The
English girt must lift both skirt to
prevent their' trailing in the dirt of
th streta She grasps a great bundle
of unwieldy cloth so heavy and clumsy
that almost Invariably she pull It
around In a way that play havoc
with th effectiveness of her gown.
Th French demoiselle baa only the
outer skirt to care for."
Th Possibilities of Korea.
Dr. James Hunter Well, who has
pent many year in Korea, and la
qualified to speak with authority, in
writing of th Korean people in th
Pacific Monthly for June, ba th to
say regarding th possibility of Korea,
and it future development
Japan to an exam pi of what may b
done, even in so brief a period a 46
years, by a modern, open-door policy
backed, backed. Instigated and sup
ported by the' Christian religion. la
Korea wa have a alluring a field and
a sturdy a race, though crushed with
al; and such progress a I now un
dreamed of, In Industry, education and
religion and civilisation, is bouad t
follow. Korea Is small, too be vara,
only 700 miles long by 150 wide, with,
ome 16,000,000 Inhabitants; but letth
people be educated up to modem re
qulrementa, and a sturdy nation, with
all that It lmpllea, will be the result
The very thing that we have here
on the Pacific Coas( In such profusion
that la lumber, wheat, coal, wool,
etc.-are Just , what Is lacking over
there, and th demand Is Increasing,
Given th open door, and the commer.
clal benefit to th coaat from Korea,
not to mention Manchuria and China,
are sure to be of greatest Importance.
If it Is worth while to do business
at all It is worth while to do a lot f
ft and this mean, always, s proper-
tJonat amount of newspaper apao.
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