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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1905)
S. IATUADAV, MAY 6, 1900. THE MORNING5ASTOUIAN, ASTORIA OREGON. Be A blew wl. tbbi ft! .-j 4b m real and relieves Secure All druggists sell $1.00 e t G I M R E'- BALL Call mm xv f It you want a good, clean meal or if you T'a arc in a hurry you should 1 IlC goto the Astoria Restaurant Astoria . This fine restaurant is ' thoroughly up-to-date in every detail. Restaurant. EXCELLENT SERVICE ASTORIA IRON WORKS JOHN FOX, Pres. and Suyt. F L BISHOP. Secretary Designers and Manufacturers of THE LATEST IMPROVED , Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers, , Complete Cannery CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. i Scow Bay Iron 8 Brass Werls ,) , Manufacturers cfl , . -t ," Iwn,, Steol,'. Brass and-Bronte ; Castings. ' General Foundrymon and Patternmakers. ' Absolutely firstcloss work.' - PrJces lowest: ' Phone 2451 . Comer Eighteenth end Franklin. lrl O T E L ! po rt Ca n b : The Finest Hotel PORTLAND Electrical Shemari Transfer Co. ' (HENRY SHERMAN. Mansger Hacks-Carriages Baggag Checked lurnitnre Wagons- flanos 433 Commercial Street ' m . Capital Paid in 1100,000. 8urplua and Undivided Profits I35.00C - Transacts a general banking business. J. Q. A. BOWLB Y, O. L PETEUSON, - President' ' Ytoe President Cashier. Asst. Cashier Jft8 TENTH STREET. ASTORIA. ORE. hi K Real f Woman. Eo. M Nw A ', OVMOK, TSJ4, Uf U, I I u Urrtn ni lb tt mutiaim, estariag with Minlul BMBif iul iiwi eUier aaaee m Mia. kMlkUl Sail la Ual M AM Wise ( Cards! hH M toto awaMfcl ibortBesU.aAeBresaadstre. . . . livery inUil ;( mi beat eA sates? Wine of Cardui bring health to lick women. Win of Cardui brings children to , barren homes. - How as i&f woman refuss the health Mrs. Masoa has? Air woman can now act!? the same relief if the will take WSst ef Ordui, Wine of Cardui is a certain care far menstrual irregularities. It wOl not io tapca- jtbCities but it does cart bearing -flown paus, makes motherhood possible for barren wfvcs the pains at the monthly period, a bottle of Wine of Cardui today. bottles Wins of CaxduL . Has always in stock a fine assortment of Boots and Shoes BRAND RUBBER BOOTS. g o . g o and See 'Bond Street. ' to A. L. FOX. Vtoe Pres. ABTOKIA 8A VINOS BANK, Treat Outfits Furnished. t Foot of Fourth Street Astoria, Ore In the Northwest r OREGON; , We kre thoroughly prepared (or making estimates and exeoutlhg orders for " ' all kinds of electrical installing and ! . repairing. Supplies in stock. Wa sell the Celebrated SHELBY LAMP. Call up Phone 1161. , ' 428 BOND STREET and Transferred Tracks and Moved, Boxed and Shipped. Phone Main 121 Interest paid on time deposits. v FRANK PATTON, J. W. OA NER. IN SECRETSOCIETIES 'K.f.. - Incidents, of Importance Among the Various Socictie?,' GROWTH OF VARIOUS ORDERS Weekly Review of Notable Happenings In Soeletiss Whens the Grip and the1 Password Predomlnst and Where , irotheriy Lev Relgna Suprsm. Ilare something doing that win roaki every single member la the lodge desire to attend each meeting, aays the Ne braska Workman. Keep It moving, lie active. Don't let the thing U Let everybody help and to arrange tht work that as many a poaalble ma b depended npou for some certain fea ture qf the work. In the lodge room is stimulated .the Intercut which must be the backuoue of the order. ' - Grand Master Workman Koerner at Ohio report tisat good progress ia now being made In bis Jurisdiction. I. J. Harrliwn ha iKrTed as record er of Uarrey Udge of renunylranU continuous! since 1870. Help the deputy. A depot is a use leas expense If be does not receive to. assistance and co-operation of the mem berablp. , . . . The Nebraska Jurisdiction la steadlr forging ahead. The members exec. to have 40.0U0 meu)bers by the tluu their grand lodge meets. I'. 8. M. W. rate baa been stlrrlm up the members In Tennsylvanla. En thunlastlc meetings were bvld at Pitta burg, IlilLiutt!) Jila. Jobuston-n. Harris burg, Bcrnnton and other points, on0 good resulta are already apparent. It will please many Hetl Men wbc contributed to the butldlng of the Tem ple of Fraternity at St LouU lat great uu to lenru tbo mngnlflceut structure Is to lf put to nuble ue, says Die Red Mi'ii'a (JiacLal Journal. It Is to Ik moved to New rH-ming, N. M., and ded lonted to the nuwlng and restoration tg health of riMaumptlres who are mem Imts of the fraternities that contrllmt eu to its erection. The societies that de!r to participate are expecti'd tc sulmTlbe 1 cent a month for each mem ber of their orgahltatlorm. which mm It U lielleved will be ample for thf IIImthI support of the Instituthm. nute tntM or Ban Francisco cap turcd a class of fifty palefaces re cently. Innl Lenape tribe of Philadelphia adopted twenty-flve palefaces last moon, bringing their total niembersblt up to 1.021. The meml)enihlp In the Indiana reser vation on the 31st of bunting moon waa 40.HS, a gain of over 1,400 In the great sun. The tribes in Montgomery, Ala are ralalng funds for a union wigwam In that city. KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS. rrtklaa Noa Oosal from V- rloas Qraad Daaalas. , It la my desire that In all our efforts to lncreaae the membership of the or der we may not lose sight of tht quali ty or the new material. We should not sacrifice quality' to quantity. Supreme Chancellor Bhlvely. In St Loula recently Pacific lodge conferred the rank of kntgbt on forty esqulree, Chevalier lodge Initiated twenty-four candidates, and Pythagoraa lodge advanced thirty-four esquires to tne rant of knight Wakefield lodge of Waycrosa. Ga recently Initiated a class of 100 candi date. The endowment rank now has about 70,000 members, carrying protection to the extent of 1110,500,000. mere are now 25.500 Prthlana in Missouri and 250 lodges. During the year juw there waa a net gain In mem Dcranip in the jurisdiction of 2.081. On Feb. 1, according to the renort of ueaa Banker Bort there wu a bal ance In the benefit fund ot $007,212.40 and in. the general fund i4M.fiOO.4n. making a grand total In both funds of Sl.417.812.oU county clasa Initiation are betna neia in Missouri. Many claases of 100 or more candidates have been initiated. A class of 247 candidates waa Initiat ed recently in Lincoln, Neb. Governor Mickey and Head Consul Talbot were present . v . . m mtm.ij uuj ej ajiiau less than six months bas been extended to the first day of June. . ROYAL ARCANUM. ' Rotea and Oossl Tartoa Jm- rladletloaa. Recent reports to the grand secretarv atow a mcmberahlp In Qflg ?t 3.779 . llil i III 1 1 "l J ! 1' fEsT Jurlndtctfon has fifty-three coon- cm - The order la making good progress In the District of Columbia, where there are now nine councils and met 8,000 members. ' " , During the past year death claims amounting to SWO.QGO were paid by the Boyal Arcannm. Ftftntylvanla council of rbluidembla recently passed the WOO mark in mem bership. - . ? Oa March 1 the ordar in Missouri had 11,730 members, a net gala la membership since Jan. 1, 1904, of 1,002, The annual convention of the erdet will be held this year in Jul In Bun's k. .'. The members of lodge No 761 of kfa. nlla, P, 1, will attend the annual con vention this year and expect to captors the tag distance prtse, ' The grand aecretary of Oregon baa a card index system of membership of that JurUdletlon. When a brother la suapended for N. P. D. the card bear ing bis name ia placed In a caae known as the dormsnt list . , r , There are 200 active encampments and over 19,000 Patriarchs in good suadlng In the Indiana Jurisdiction. A member of a lodgv who does not contribute bis share of work and inter tt in its welfare falls In bis duty and does not live up to bis obligations. Among the recent acquisitions In the Militant army la a new canton at Aabevllie, N. G, of almost 100 chev aliers. The Pennsylvania Jurisdiction bas fosr Odd Fellows' homes that care fee the; children of deceased members. These homes recently bad 27ft lomtoa Colonel Bufus X. ElweA speaker of the bouse of repreaentetivea. of New nampablre, left bla duUee at the atate capital long enough to go borne and be Installed as N, O. of bis lodge ftt Exe ter, n. n. A member who can do so should pay hla dues a year la advance. It is the brother in arrears who always bas trouble about any sick benefits that may be due him. At the present time there are thlrty iwo I. O. O. F. homes In' the United 6Utts, one In Denmark, one In Aus tralia, while several states are raising funds and preparing to build in the near futere: Over 7,000 applications for life bene fit membership were received in Feb ruary. This la 1.000 more than was re ceived during the same month last year. , After a careful examination recently the Michigan insurance department re- jrvrted the order to be in splendid financial condition. ueaamg lent or iteaamg, l'a., re cently initiated a clasa of 200 candi dates and now baa over 000 members. A class of 155 candidates was re cently initiated in Baltimore. The total liabilities of the order on Jan. 31 were S241.2S7.57, leaving a sur- plus of 13,074474.28. UNITED WORKMEN.. - The Level Rate Flaa of the Order. ' Rotes and Goaalp. . me extended insurance feature of the level rate plan of the order is one of. the most valuable options ever pre senter with this option in force no man after three years of membership can become suspended by reason of bla mlsrortunes or careleaaneaa. ; Ills re serve protects him until he can re cover from bis temporary trouble and restore himself to full membership. 'o young man should overlook this priv- iiege.-uaJger Workman. It la Just as important to keep old 'members as it Is to procure new ones. N. Pbtsdamer la' recorder and bis eon. J. H. Potsdamer, la master work man of Oriental lodge of Philadelphia. The Wolverine .Workman says the order ia in better condition in Michi gan than 'ever before and the mem bers pan look forward to the future with more confidence than at any time m tne past - : . ' caiuornia nas accumulated over II M k ... 100,000 la the reserve fund during the past year, which la now bearing 4 per cent interest HOYAL ARCANUM. A Home par Ased Members la Peaa- srlvaalaCoaaclt Jottlaaa. The associated couueils of the Royal Arcanum In Allegheny. Pa., have start ed a movement for the establishment of a borne for members and their wive between the ages of aixty and eighty years, to be known as the Fraternity home. It la Intended to be nonaec- tarlan and self supporting and Is to be located within a radius of fifty miles of PlttKburg. East Orange council of New Jersey haa a card system by which It has a record ot every man within a radius of three mile who la eligible for member ship. A grand council has been instituted In New Hampshire, that Jurisdiction baring passed the 1,000 mark in mem bership. There are at present 2,137 Royal Ar canum councils In good standing. The order now haa thirty grand coun cil, u ' FORTUNE CONTEST Mrs. Jones Wister, Central Figure , in WeightmanWiil. ' ; PROMINENT FRENCH WOMAN WelgMmais Waa a Chemical' Manufas- turee and Amassed a' rertun Esti. maUJ at SeOOOOO and the Will Is Being Contested in the Ceurts, . ITra. Jones Wister of Pnlladelphia is a eentral figure la the contest over the fortune left by the late WD&am Weightmaa, chemical maanfaetnref and moltimUUonalre. Bla wfll be q seethed all bla estate, ralued at about 00,000,000, to bis only daughter, Ann M. Weigbtman Walker, widow of the lata CoBgTeasman Bobert J. C. Walker. Mr. Weigbtman bad two sons, both now' dead, and Mrs. Wlater waa the wife of one of these, William Weight- ' ... V 4 man, Jr. After the bitter's death she married Jones Wiater, a member of the most exclusive social set la Philadel phia. Her maiden name waa Sabina d'lnvllllera, and she ia descended from a French family of noble rank promi nent in the time of Louis XVI, the chief representative of which left hla native land at the time of the French revolu tion and", coming to Americaj settled u muaueipuia. Mrs. Winter is proud of ber blue blood and has always mdved In aodal circus which the rest of the Weight- mana, with all their weaJta, were un able, to enter. After he! fijarriage to Mr. Wister ber social pruniaeaoi be came aU the more marked. This waa one cause or alienation between Mrs. Wister and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Wal ker, who was unable to make a social bit Another cause waa due to a pe culiar Incident in the history of the family. The elder Welghtman was al ways very fond of Mrs. William Welghtman, Jr, and after bis son's aeatn ne maae a proposal of mar riage to ber. She held him In esteem; but, as he was then eighty yean of age, she deemed bis offer of marriage absurd and rejected it The old gen tleman felt piqued, and, though she afterward sought and secured bis con sent to her marriage to Mr. Wister, be never again waa on close terms with ber, and It la alleged that Mrs. Walker encouraged ber father to give Mrs. Wister the cold shoulder. . However, It Is asserted that on tne letter's second .marriage . the elder Welghtman not only set aside 8100.- 000 in trust 'for each of William Welghtman, Jr.'a, five daughters but promised that in Ms will each would receive a million. The will be subse quently executed 'made no such pro vision for them, and their mother de cided to contest it on the ground of undue Influence,, representing la the suit her daughter Martha, who la still a minor. Some of ber other daughters do not favor the contest MRS. WILLIAM H. TAFT. Ike la DletlaraUbed For Btt Tatrf aad Her Social Qraoaa. When William IL Taft, now secre tary of war, waa civil governor of the Philippines he was assisted by bis wife in the accomplishment of some of the things which made him popular with many Filipinos. Judge Taft departed from Spanish social Drecedenta. and Photo by CUnedint TV z ' 1 : ' I J not only" "wereTlirpIno' as wefT aa Spaniard invited 'to the reception u paUce, but uauve women were aaked to receive with Mrs. Taft She Is a woman of much' tact and car ries herself In society in sncb a way as to win many friends for both ber husband and herself. g was Mian Helen Herron, daughter of Joha W. Herroa, who was once a United State district attorney in Cincinnati Sba wae married to Judge Taft ta 1S3 They have several children, and Cm family eircle Is a charming one. It la said of Mrs. Taft thaf "she makes the beet of ber friend' frivolities, while choosing for bar closer aasodatM aea and women with minds abort bridge end souls superior to lavender ta&cb one." ,-,'.!.. Vi.-...r--i' ' - . 3 -. tim Yewa Wrttwe rUarfct. - There are four fJmea aa many worda ta ta KagUan. laagnag ae ia the French, but row writers ahreye fast that tt la aseiasary to work in a Trvtick phraae here and there is order to max their meaning dearer-Chicago Becord Betald. .:'if , v- .-- Celared for Action. When the body la cleared for action. by Dr. King's New Life Pills, you can tell it by the bloom of health on the cheeks; the brightness of the eye; the firmness o the flesh and muscles; the buoyancy f-t the mind.- Try them. At Chaa. Rogers' drag store, 25 cents. Healthy, happy babies.' Mothers say that Holllater's Rocky MoanUln Tea Is the greatest baby medicine la taa world. Mikes them strong, well and active. SS centa, Tea or Tablets. IK WILL CURlt any case ;"of : KIDNEY : . ' W - . ) " '. or BLADDER DISEASE that is not beyond the reach of medicine. No i medicine can do mpren j WAS eiYEl TO CIE. ; B. Soieirel. 1204 N. VlHni S.. EvanavUle, Ind., writes: . "For over fiva years I waa troubled with kidney and . bladder affections which caused me much pain and worry. I lost flesh and waa all run down,' and 1 a rear am had ta aoancion work entirely, I had threaof the best physicians who did me no good! and I waa practically given np to die. Foley' Kidney Cure was recommended and the first bottle gave me great relief, and after taking the second bottle I waa ' entirely cured.'7 ' . ;' - TWA CfV 1 VTi tt Aft fw aes ai w e4UWVa) scldaxd eecc:::,:is Regular Line of Steamers from San Francisco to Astoria & Portland Th Firat-Clasa Bteel Steamer RE DON DO make regular ' trips between 8aa Francisco and Astoria and Portland, sailing from each end about every two weeka. Haa excellent passenger accommo dation, both cabin and steerage For freight or passage apply to ;. TAYLORYOUNG & CO.. General Agenta. Portland, S. Elmore Q Co. Agents, Astoria or to the owner Swayne & Hoji 8aa rranclaca. nl U.&J sUa 4 lal.liiiiini IsaaJ ,