ASTORIA, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1904.
PAGE THREE.
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Jewels of Great Value Have Been
Found in Angelejy by the
Searching Officers.
MARQUIS' WHIMS GRATIFIED
Furniture and Other Articles la
AlatiMlon Are Hiipposed to Be
Worth Fully Half a Mil
lion Dollars.
All the colors of the rainbow
FISHER BROS. Co.
NEW ZEALAND
HUE INSURANCE C0EIPANY
- Of NEW ZEALAND.
W. P. Thomas, Manager, (in Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Has been Underwriting on tb Pacific
Coaat twftnty-five years.
Si ELMORE 6 CO., Resident Agents, Astoria. Of.
If it is worth while
to do business at all, It Is worth while to do
a lot of it
And this means
always a proportionate amount of news
paper space.
Scow Bay Iron 8 Brass Werfjs
Manufacturers of
Iron, Steel, Brass and Bronre Castings.
General Foundrymcn and Patternmakers.
Absolutely firstclass work. Prices lowest
New York, July 12. Angelsey Can tie
la slowly giving up Ita secret, aitya a
Herald dispatch from London. The
catalogue of ita contents when pub
Hahed will form one of the moat re
markable documents ever issued from
the printing preaa. Flctitloua atorlea
arising out of local goaslp which fixed
the value, of the Jewels and other
treaaurea found In the c ax tie at a
million aterllng may be dlamlaaed, but
the facta are In themaelvee eufllclently
extraordinary. The living rooma in
Angelsey raatle are furntahed In a
manner that ia magnificently extrava
gant.
According to the latest computations,
the Jewel .that have been discovered
(are expected to realize at auction from
$100,000 to f 150,000. The original coat
waa probably double, but owing to the
fantastic aettlnga, their value la con
siderably reduced.
The approximate value of the fur
niture and other articles, apart from
the Jewels, real and imitation, that
are being catalogued, probably will be
something like 1500,000. In the house
and grounds every roncy of the mar
quia has apparently been gratified in
1 the moat luxurious manner. A meet
ing of the committee of Inspection has
been held which tasted six hours. The
result of the conference la that there
la now every prospect that the affairs
i
jof the marquis will not come before
the bankruptcy court. The liabilities
at present ascertained are about II,
180,000, and it la believed that under
the proposed deed of assignment the
creditors will receive their money in
full, plus four per cent interest, within
about nine years, providing the mar
qula Uvea that long.
The deed of assignment has been
I agreed to by a large number of the
creditors, including three continental
i
I Jewelers, who have claims for about
t2.400.000 and certain English money
lenders.
Ing his horse in Thirty-second street on which not only to fight for office,
The poor animal had to be shot"
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New York, July It. Shoppers in
Sixth avenue near West Thirty-
fourth street yesterday saw a girl
dressed in a white linen suit run out
Into the street and stop a van that
was being alowly drawn northward by
two horses, one of them lame.
Thomas Dollto from his van seat
frowned down threateningly on the
very young woman ahe must have
been still in her teens who with her
hand upon the bridle of one of Dollto's
pair of horses stood resolutely imped
ing his progress.
"Git up!" said Dollto, cracking his
whip.
Stop!" cried the girl. "Stop, I say
You cannot drive this animal. It's
cruel, brutal!"
W crowd quickly collected and Po
llceman A. W. Bossard appeared.
"I am not a member of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals," the girl explained quickly, "but
I saw the condition of this poor horse.
He can't go much farther, and it's an
outrage to drive him. See that nigh
fore fetlock," she went on. "He has
ringbone. And look at these wounds
under the collar. This animal should
be in a veterinarian's charge. I'm
afraid, though" she looked at the
wretched beast sympathetically but
critically "I'm afraid he'll have to be
shot."
There was an hour's wait in the hot
sun for the arrival of an agent from
the Society for the Prevention of Cru
elty to Animals. It was during this
wait that the identity of the young
woman became known. She answered
the many questions of the policeman,
who watched her as she still stood
guard.
She said she waa Dorothy Smith,
daughter of Captain E. V. Smith of
the United States infantry, now in the
Philippines. She waa born In Texas
at an army post and has spent much of
her life in the west, where she gained
her knowledge of horses. She is de
moted to riding and driving. She now
lives here with her mother.
I'm tender hearted, perhaps," she
smilingly said to the policeman, "but I
have never been able to see a horse ill
treated without protesting. Only last
week I compelled a driver to stop abus-
but also tor stand upon thereafter.
"What sense or Justice Is there in
demanding that men who are often
practicing the most commendable sort
Oregon Development Convention Called. of self-denlai in order to keep their
to Assemble at Portland. 'policies alive, and so protect their fam.
Portland Journal: At a meeting of Hies, shall pay a tax upon these very
the Commercial Club this morning It. same Insurance contracts 7 That is
was decided to call the forthcoming! Just what they are forced to do,
two days' mass meeting of the citizens through reduced dividends, and any
of Oregon who are Interested In the state ought to be able to find other
formation of a state development methods of raising funds than by tax-
league to order In the Marquam Grand ing its life Insurance policy holders."
theater on the morning of Tuesday,
August i, at 10 o'clock. President
Cake of the Commercial Club will pre
side. Temporary chairman and officers
will be selected later.
Through the courtesy of the Mar
quam Grand management, the use of
that theater has been tendered free
to the meetings of the two days, Au
gust 2 and !. By the courtesy of the
Oregon Water Power Sc. Railway Com
pany, four of the largest cars of that
company have also been tendered to
the convention, for the purposes of a
trolley ride about the city to be en
joyed August 2 by the wives, daugh
ters and other lady friends of the del
egates. The Woman's Club of Port
land has offered to aid in receiving
the visiting ladles and will act as the
guide of the visitors during their stay
in the city. j
The chief social event of the con
vention has been arranged for Tues
day evening. August 2, at which time
a reception to the delegates and their
friends will be tendered by the Com
mercial Club at the rooms of the lat
ter organization in the Chamber of
Commerce building. In honor of the
reception an entertaining program is
being arranged. The Woman's Club
will also aid in making this gathering
a success.
As for the prospects of the conven
tion.- Manager Richardson of the Com
mercial Club said they could not be
better, and he wished to convey thanks
to the newspapers of Oregon for the
support which they have given the
movement to found the development
organization.
"If the newspapers of the state had
done better for the convention," said!
Mr. Richardson today. "The notices j
have praised the organization of such:
a league, have told of the good It would
accomplish and have urged their
readers to lend hearty support to the
plan.
"Because of this support, there Is no
doubt in our mind but that good dele'
gat Ions will come from every county
in the state, These delegates will re
turn home, will form local organiza
tions and there local organisations will
aid in gathering valuable exhibits and
information regarding the productive
ness of Oregon along different lines.
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HIGH BALL'S ANKLE BROKEN.
New York. July 12. High Ball, the
American derby winner, one of the best
of the t-year-olds, broke his leg at
the ankle while running off the Sea Girt
stakes at Brighton Beach today. As
High Ball Is insured for 125,000, a
message was sent to the representative
of the insurance company at New York
to come at once and look at the derby
winner and end his agony, but Bud
May, half owner of the horse, would
not consent to have him shot
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WELCH BLOCK.
Insurance Taxation.
"The occasion Is not yet ripe for the
mention of life insurance taxation in a
national political platform," said a man
prominent in public affairs yesterday,
but a good point can be made almost
any time by condemning it in state
creeds. Policy holders are tired of
seeing part of their dividend payments
devoted to meeting the requirements
of onerous tax laws in states where
such an Import Is levied, but there Is
no other way, for the tax comes out
of them and from nobody else.
"Political platforms have been fellcl
tlously compared to the platforms of
railroad cars as something made to get
In on, but not to stand on. But I
sometimes thing that the political party
In any state which shall embody in Its
declaration of principles a denuncia
tion of life Insurance taxation will
have at least one good campaign Issue
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