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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1904)
ASTORIA, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30. i i ' f 4 A r I PLIGHT OF WHITE MAN Kentucky Divine Says South Must Provide Method of Taking Care of Him. BIGGER CHARGE THAN NEGRO f duly of any article und material lonated to "Incorporated Institutions, hIiiIiIInIhmI for religious, phllonopdl (tcliMillili: or literary purposes, or lo nny mute or municipal corpora- lion," Tlio ni't of congress Hint)1 ttmt "the exhibition bond given on original -n-try of the urtli ti-M nre to he ciiiici-IIim only on the production of evidence niitlHfiM'tory to th Nwrctiiry of the treasury, allowing the origin of the Hftlc!!S und Material." lowr Whiten Uunbta to Heciire Kducntloii llH'nune of Dvliu. jiiemy of Houtherii Pedagogue. Chicago, Oct, IB. "It I not que Hon of what shall we do with the tie gro In the eouth, but what shall we do wit lithe white man. That In the prob. lin,H wild I'realdent W. 0. Kroat, of litre college, llerea, Ky., In a lec ture before the Northern Illinois Teach- ira' Aaaoclutlou. 1'realdent Frost depleted the condi tion of tha poor, uneducated white mnn In the iiiouiitiiloua districts of Ken tucky. lie told whut struggles and ae lifliea the nmuntiiliuM-ra often under- no to K'-t mi e4liii'iitlon and di-scrllasd the dlttlcultle under which a teucher waa forced to lubor In that part of the country. "The need of cnniienterit teacher In the aouth la great." said Mr. J'roat "Those beat fitted to tench the elemen tary branchea are the onea who can perform the moat Rood. There la a m an II y of elementary teacher today because the average pedagogue nailre ton iiluh and will not be content to teuch the rudiment of reading, writ ing and arithmetic," DUTY OFF DONATED EXHIBITS. Conarett Encourage Donation! of World Fair Exhibit to Institution. Ht. Lnula, Oct, The secretary if the treasury ha forwarded to Presi dent Knincla rulea and Veirulatlona In tending to facilitate the operation of the net of congress encouraging dona tion of exhibit to Inatltutlon of vu rloua kinds. Thla uct wna passed at the laat aea alon of congreaa upon the recom mendation of Congressman James Tawney In the houae and Senator 'o krell In the senate. HARD WORK IN NEW YORK. Repubtloan Will Hold 4500 Ma Meet ing Thla Week. New York, Oct. 2. Effort are be ing made by the manager of the re publican campaign In New York county to Induce Secretary of Htate Hay to deliver another ipeech In thl borough next week. They propoae to hold meeting either In Cooper Union or fur ther down town. More than 4500 republican nuuw meeting In thl tate are cheduled for next week. Thl I an average of 12 meeting In each county every night and exceeds by far the number of meeting held In any republican cam palgn In the luat 12 year. HIS TROUBLES ENDED. Man Who Married to Suit Himelf Wa Drowned. Halllmore, Oct. 29. The Rev. George Frederick Kettell, a former aaalatant rector of Chrlat Kplseopul church, Hal llmore, who wna barred from a charge at Palmyra, N. J., by Hlahop Scarbor ough becauao he married the divorced wife of Itev. Clarence Krankel, of 8t. Louis, ha been drowned at Hparrow' Point. 80UTH AMERICAN MULES. British Government Purchased 8000 for the Indian Army. New York, Oct. 29. A dlapatch from lluenoa Ay re, according to a Herald correspondent at Valparalao, atate that the British government haa pur- chaaed there H000 mule deallned for the Indian army. The animal are to be delivered In Calcutta next Febru ary. THINKS IT PART OF GAME. Jap. Officer 8ay Russia Doss Not Want to Lose Baltie Fleet. Toklo, Oct. 29,ronn A prominent of ficer on the Japnneae naval atuff aald today that he believed the Russian Baltic fleet would not come fur on their wuy eaat. He did believe that the ItuNsinn government desire to aend It at all, and It wna likely that the trawler affair In the North aea would be uaed a un excuse for the re call of the fleet. Inatanclng reuaon upon which he baaed hla belief, he auld that, the fleet commander. Ad miral Rojetvenky was Nick when he left port, and It seemed very Improb able that the Russian government, If their Intentions were aerlou. would end a Nick admiral to navigate thous and of miles to combat a superior force at the end of a long cruise. "If there were any torpedoboats among the trawling fleet which was fired upon by the fleet, It was the duty of the Russian officer In com mand," he said, "to pursue them and Investigate the base of their despatch. Russia by her dully waa seeking to render the diplomatic situation with England more critical to afford a plausible excuae to recall It fleet" tlnentul railroad, have Incited to buy-! ing, while the sudden crisis In the re lation or Great Urltuln and Ruala broke the market violently , Gold ex port und excitement over the quar terly report of the United State Steel Corporation also were Influence. With the passing of the acute stage of the Anglo-Russian crisle, however. stock rallied strongly' and relieved much of the mid-week losses.' POSITION8 REMAIN UNCHANGED. Russians Hav Good Supply of Coal at Y.ntsi. Headquarter of Left Army, (Gen eral Oku') In the Field. Oct. 28. 3 P. M. via Fuaan. Oct. 2D. The positions of the armies are unchanged. The Russian are continually 'arh- Ing the Japanese line with their ar tillery firing night and day, with sel dom any reply from the Japaneae. The Japanese army I now working the Yental mines, digging enough coal for all military purposes. It Is be lieved by mining expert that thev can double the output. The gauge of the railway ha been changed to Yental and quantities of supplies and ammunition are arriving. Did Not Stand Long. Philadelphia. Oct. 29. Before the flrortdway Athletic Club Peter Maher haa been knocked out by Fred Cooley. of Chleago. Maher took the count after It provide for the withdrawal free receiving a body blow In the llrat round. 8TOCK8 ACTIVE. WHO OWNED TORPEDO BOATS. Japan Ridicules Idea of Her Conn.- tion With Incident. Toklo, Oct. 29, 2:30 P. M. The re ported statement or an officer on board the Russian battleship Emperor Alexander Hl.wlth the Russian Baltic squadron now at Vigo, Spain, to the effect that there were foreign torpedo boats among the Hull trawlers when they were fired upon recently by the Ruaalan warship and that the Japa nese government was said to have purchased torpedo boats In England, coupled with the Insinuation that the torpedo boats with the trawlers were Japaneae, has been received In Japan with a mixed feeling of Indignation and derision. It la officially declared In the most positive term that Japan ha neither purchased nor ordered a single torpedo boat In England since the outbreak of the war. "Said to Be Bargains." Such books as GraustarkResurrcction, Right of "Way Wolfville Nights, and Mississippi Bubble, were BARGAINS at one Astoria store tin's w'etk. (Our price 75c. No window display. J ust our regular price on these books.) J. N. GRIFFIN Dispatch Confirmed. Toklo. Oct. 29. 4:30 P. M. Official reporta confirm the press dispatches of the capture of Wanashan by the Japanese on Oct. 27, adding that at 10 o'clock of Oct. 28, the enemy opened a vigorous fire against Waltaoshan,' but stopped firing in the afternoon. A strong force of the enemy assembled at Kangtajeshan and Russian guards holding the heights north of Plnniulu pao have completely disappeared. In other directions an artillery duel occasionally occurs. MATTING Jasl Received The finest itock of matting in tha city, in many patterns and grades- Prices low at 20, 25 and 30 cents a yard. I. H. HENNINCSEN ft CO. JN tSffSt ASTORIA- IRON WORKS 0.Hm!2fc,PInd8P, A. L.FOX, Vic President. F. L. BISHOP, Secretary ASTORIA BAVINtJM BAHK. Trea Designers and Manufacture r f Designers and Manufacturers of THI LATEST IMPROVED CANNING MACHINERY, MARINE ENGINES AND BOILERS. COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITS FURNISHED. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Foot of Fourth Street,' . . . . 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