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V ASTORIA, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1904. PAGE SIX. TO GUARD OUR INTERESTS St. Petersburg Sends an Answer to Secretary to That Effect. , RIGHT OF APPEAL CONCEDED Shipments Not CoMtrnbaud From American to Japanese Ports . Will Not lie Endangered by ICnssia. San Francisco, Sept. 6. The petition sent by the commercial bodies of this city to the state department at Wash ington asking protection for shipments not contraband of war In American vessels to ports in Japan, Manchuria and Corea, has borne fruit. An an swer to the communication from the acting secretary of state has been re ceived and is now in the hands of the Chamber of Commerce.' It is to the effect that American interests will be guarded and attention is called to tlie fact that the right of appeal has been conceded at St. Petersburg. from the 5urrcn:n(!t!"r v.mt" ft ?;e court house u the Aiku.isi.si si.'.o i cently It was one of his chareateris tic red-hot efforts. Among other things, the governor declared himself in favor of a separation of the school fund of the state, the negroes to receive for their schools only the taxes paid by themselves. He said that every time you educate a "nigger" you spoil a good field hand. The speaker warned the colored men present that If they ever tried to force social equality they would be a lot of "dead niggers," per haps, but never social equals. "Every true southern white would kill a nigger buck like he would a mad dog," ho said, "if he shouhl offer to escort his daughter to church." and he declared that he would do so him self, even though he were governor. 'rossed the frontier. They suffered I l,t.t lwaua llwnarMt f1ti)ftli,n Kill' avia, chief of the revolution, was among the wounded. t MURDERED HIS WIFE. New York Young Msn Commits Ter rible Deed. Ithaca, X. Y., Sept. 6. Jesse Baker aged 23, has shot and killed his young wife. Mrs. Baker, her mother and sis ter, were returning from the fair grounds. After shooting at his sister-in-law he fired at his wife, killing her instantly. Bilker then fled. AIRSHIP IS DIRIGIBLE. Sixty Thousand Dollar Fire. New Tork, Sept. 6. Fire early today Montana Man Makes Successful Ascent at St. Louis. St. Louis, Sept. 6. T. C. Benbow, a Montana aeronaut, Is the first man to sail an airship over the world's fair NIECE OF SECRETARY. Seven Will Co to India to Remain Years at Missionary, Chicago. Sept. S. Miss Margaret Wilson will leave Chicago today for India, where she expects to remain seven years as a missionary for the t'nlted Presbyterian church. She Isi a niece of the secretary of agrlcul-i ture. I Grand Free Offer to Readers of LADY ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER Mis Anna Ball of Chicago Proficient at Both. Miss Anna Ball Is not only a licensed engineer, but an architect and drofts man. She applied to the boiler In spection department yesterday for a permit to remove he boilers from be neath her sidewalk into the building at S5 Market street, says the Chicago In ter Ocean.. ' "You'll have to get plans prepared and bring them In." said Chief In spector Blaney. "Any architect can draw them for you." "I've prepared plans myself which I think will do." Ilss Ball unrolled a blue print which showed the new location for the boilers and plans for removing them. "The plans and specifications were as well prepared as an architect could have done," said Mr, Blaney. "fine art a w x . -4 2S! -'." 1 svqj4 N LVt.v dir. ; ijk w V.;:' ?f- J L-v4 :-1 1 l4 IB .4 J9 V t Japanese Swordsmen Fighting in Armour, threatened to wipe out a section of Woodside, a suburban town on Long Island. It originated in a large saloon and bowling alley and spread rapidly destroying several residences. The lo cal fire department was powerless and aid was summoned from Brooklyn. After two hours' fight the fiames are believed to be under control. The loss was about $60,000. f A SAN FRANCISCO BLAZE. Thirty Families Made Homeless Loss $20,0C0. San Francisco, Sept. 6. A fire start ed in the center of a thickly populated district bounded by Howard, Natoma, Seventh and Eighth streets late lasf night and seven lodging houses and a barn were either burned or damaged by water. Thirty families were ren dered homeless by the fire and in sev eral instances the occupants of the burned houses lost all their furniture and personal affects The total loss will probably reach $20,000. F course. He made a trial ascension to day and demonstrated that his ma chine is dirigible, but owing to the scarcity of power he was unable to propel it without difficulty against the wind. His airship consists of a cigar shaped balloon and an aluminum car. It has a 10-horse power engine which is operated with hydrogen gas. The bag has a capacity of 14,000 cubic feet and hus a lifting power of 900 pounds. NOTED GERMAN PHYSICIAN. THE BLACK HAND FEARED. May Be Another Case of Kid- i nsping. New Tork, Sept. 6. What may de velop into another Italian kidnaping case has been reported to the Bronx police. Antonio Laduro, eight years old, son of an Italian employed by a contractor, has disappeared and no trace of the boy has yet been found. He was walking near home with a younger brother when two men en gaged In conversation. Their appear ance alarmed the younger boy who ran away and told of the affair when An tonio failed to return. There are five thousand Italians in the settlement and all became greatly wrought up when the news spread. The elder Laduro, In reporting to the police, was Inclined to believe, however, that his son was merely lost and that the Black Hand Society had nothing to do with his disappearance. OPPOSES NEGRO EDUCATION. Governor Jeff Davis of Ankantat on the Colored Race. Texarkana, Ark., Sept. 6. Governor Jeff Davis spoke to a very large audi ence, a majority of them being farmers Will Be Entertained by the President This Month. Xew York, Sept. 6. Dr. J. J. Orth. professor of pathology and head of the University of Berlin, has arrived here. He is one of the best known patholo gists In Europe and Upon the death of Prof. Rudolph Virchow was called by the faculty of the University of Ber lin from Gottingen to fill the vacancy. Dr. Orth was one of the physicians who operated several months ago on Em peror William. He will visit Chicago and St. Louis and be entertained at the white house by President Roosevelt on September 27. Xew York, Sept. 8. Baron Carlo Er- langer has, according to Herald dis patch from Salzburg, succumbed to in juries sustained by a collision of his automobile with a steam tram car. BANDITS SECURED BOOTY. Tribesmen in Tangier Commit Bold Robbery. Xew York, Sept. 6. The vicinity of Tangier has been considerably dis turbed by bandits, according to a Times dispatch from that city. A caravan was attacked at a distance of two aours from the town and loot Including $6000 In money was secured by the tribes men. The officers In charge of Lloyd'. sig nal station, thereatened with 'capture by the tribes, took refuge in the Spar tel light house. GOVERNMENT ARMS VICTORIOUS Revolutionists in Uruguay "Routid by Vasquez. Xew York, Sept. U. General Vas quez, minister of war, has sent a dis patch to President Battle, from Moseol ler, near the Brazilian frontier an nouncing that he has routed the 'revo lutionists after a day's fight, r tys a Herald dispatch from Montevideo, Uruguay. About 400 revolutionists of the Inspectors tried to puzzle her with questions about the boilers, but she knew more about them than he did." Miss Eall is one of two women In Chicago who are licensed engineers. A few months ago her engineer went on a strike. She took an examination for a stationary engineer, got a license, and operated her own steam plant. "Boilers are being removed from un der sidewalks as rapidly as possible," said Mr. Blaney. "The owners are re moving them to save giving $50,000 bonds. I think SO per cent of the boil ers have been removed, and the work Is going on rapidly." KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE. Do Not Walt for Sickness. Do not wait until your good health is impaired, but take steps to keep it tip to the mark. Re member that ailments, apparently trifling, may very soon develop into serious diseases. Do not hesitate to take i BEE P GUAM'S. ILLS on the first appearance of any dis tressing symptoms. They will do more to establish and maintain your general health than any other means you can employ. 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