8UNDAY MAY 7, 1905.
PRIMROSE LEAGUE
dontly expecting a much higher te,
f : i
for they art trying- to cover on fu.ure
sailings. .. o
Correct (Jotlics for Hen
uue rrivc to aii, uuuas naruea in nam figures
THE MORNING ASTOR1 AN AbTOlUA, ORKGN
CHICAGO IS QUIET
Premier Balfour Defines Attitnde
of England.
NO HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
Predicts the "tfcwnfall of AH Parti
, Opposed to the Union Party on Ac
count of It , Attitude on tho Dis
: establishment af tho Church.
" " " ;
. London, May . Premier Balfouf, In
bit apeech at tho annual meeting.
tho Prlraroee league defended all the
eta of the unionist party1, and said
that the sole weapon of the opposition
consisted In motions for censure of
tho government which woulJ come
puu,.
dieted that the country would never
rjuirn the llbelals, to powV while'
the latter upheld the disestablishment
of the church and home rule or made
any attack upon the union of England
and Ireland In the disguise of the,
i Scheme known , under . the uamei of
Revolution, which waa , dangerous
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Briefly, the Dunraven,
devolution
scheme proposed to remove from the
Immediate control of. parliament cer
tain functions connected wljh purely
Irish Business and -for administrative
control of purely Irish finances, the
house of commons having the right of
veto. For this purpose it was pro
posed to create a. financial council of
24 members, 12 to be elected by groups
of existing . parliamentary constituen?
dea and It to be named, the council
which Is to Be under the presidency
of the lord lieutenant and the vice
presidency of the chief secretary for
Ireland. It was also proposed to ere
ate an Irish body selected from Irish
members of the house of commons and
which should deal with business re
lating to Irish affair.
RATES ADVANCING.
Rwssisn Fleet Mskoa Insuraneo Rates
. Advsnoe.
; Baa Francisco, May J.-Now that
there is a possibility of the Russian
fleet turning up almost any day In ori
ental waters, the rates of marine in
surance covering war risks on vessels
playing between this port and Japan
have risen considerably and will con
tinue to rise as the risk of capture as
sumes larger proportions. Up to the
present time, except, when the fliat
Russian fleet was hovering over the
coast of Japan, 'the minimum rate, one
eighth of one per cent, has been .ob
tainable. But with the approach of
the two squadrons from European
waters this has been 'advanced until
the rate today is 2 per cent for Ma0
Bailings. The rate for neutral ports,
euch as Hong Kong and Shanghai,
stands at 1 per cent Shippers are evl-
Crystal Domino
Is the name of a brand of sugar, put
up by Hayemeyer & Elder at thei
New York factory. It comes In dain
tily cut cubes, Just the right size for
the coffee or tea,' The best quality su
gar obtainable, without waste or flakes
of dirt Absolutely pure. Full weight
guaranteed. Packed in 5-pound box,
65 cents. Tour guest will appreciate
lti
We alwaya carry a full line of the
National Biscuit Company's goods.
They are tho best by test Read be
low: Nabisco 8ugsr Wafers Thin strips
as light as sunshine, concealing be
tween them a luscious cream. Servo
with any ice or drink. Flaovred
with chocolate, vanilla, lemon, orange,
mint; lb tins daintily packed 30 eta.
Saltine Biscuit A little different
10 cts.
Five O'clock Teas Simply delici
ous, lb 20 eta. "
Vanilla Wafers Worth a trial, pack
R?e, 15 cts.
A. V. ALLEN
THE QUALITY GItOCER
Tenth and Commercial Streeta
Seven Dollars
la a fair price for a natty Hummer hat
Did you pay more last year? If so,
aave money this season by inspecting
our line of Hummer hats, as pretty as
you want t'.iem, as cheap as you can
get them anywhere. We trim shapes
to order. We alter hats to please you.
We have hats lor less and for more
money, ;
THE FAIR
l MRS. A. JALOFF, Prop.
I EXCLU8IVE MILLINERY
A
Reasonable Prices.
STAR THEATER BLDGL A8T0RIA,
SHIPPING NEWS.
Tho steamer Alliance, Ctpt. Hard.
wick, master, arrived In yesterday aft
ernoon from Eureka and Cooa Bay
with a full list of passengers and con
siderable freight . She discharged a lot
of cedar lumber and . miscellaneous
fselght at the CeJleedet dock and left
up the river for Portland., where ah
expects to go on tho dry dock and will
salt on return trip Thursday. The At
Uanco encountered nasty .weather be
tween Eureka and Cooa Bay, but had
pleasant sailing between Coot and this
port. The steamer Toledo left Coos
Bay Friday morning and the officers
on the Alliance were surprised she had
not shown up yet.
The American Bar tfecla jCjtbt EJ
Nelson, master, arrived' in last evetr-
Ing and will load lumber tor Manila
at some, of the ujfc river mills.
' The steamers South Bay and Aurella
afe scheduled to leave 'San Francisco
for this port
The steamer Elmore arrived In last
evening front Tillamook with a, good
Jcarf0 tgnt and list of passen.
Amonsr nee nassenrers were J.
E Sibley and wife formerly manager
. x,uckjj Lumbr Company
plant at Hobsonvllle. but now In charge
of the same company' plant at
1 Truplre. Kevaifa.
Th ttMBer Edg,r( Which' has run
for years oa Wallapa harbor has been
w,a by the Simpson Lumber Company
to I C. Soule ana has been taken to
Grays harbon.
It is reported that'Capt McFanlano,
who is In charge of he steamer Elder,
may make another attempt to float
her. : ' ""
The steamer Sheridan sails today
for San Francisco with a cargo1 of 6W.
000 feet of lumber. ,
A barkentine was "reported outside
late yesterday afternoon. It Is prob
ably the Chehatla, bow out over 100
days fnom Manila. 8he will probably
be brought in today.'
Steamer Oregon may go on the run
between Nome and Seattle, when re
placed on tho Astoria-San Francisco
run by tho St Paul, which Is now
about ready tor commission. The Ore
gon is owned by the White Star Com
pany, by whom she was chartered to
the San Francisco, A Portland Steam
ship Company.
The contractors having the removal
of the -Challenger wreck In hand, at
South Bend, have at last succeeded In
getting a coffer 'dam to stick on the
Latter hatch, and as soon as they can
fish up their engine, pump and other
iktas, which dropped Into the bay
when the dam fell and broke off. an end
of the scow a. few days ago. they will
start to pump out the Bold and there
by expect to -raise the sunken ship.
The schooner Gerald C is scheduled
to sail for Kehalem this mowing.
Voice Culture, y'
Mrs. R. E. Paslay, who recently
opened a studio for instruction In
singing, states that she has received a
number of applications, but has so
far accepted only a few pupils, glasses
of three, entering tcjgetber, haye spe
cial advantages, as M:. Paslay Is an
exceptionally talented, teacher, being
a graduate of Oberlln cons:rvatdrjr.
The studio is at her" residence, 677 Ex
change street Sirs. Paslay, who Is
also a leading memoes of the Metho-
di I, church choir her has a flne
soprano voice with which she is win
ning her, way lpto the hearts of local
musical people. .1
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Occident. .
H. J. Lender, Kelso.
C. A. Taylor, Kelso.
O. N. Shelly, San Francisco.
W. Kllllngsworth, Portland.
Geo. Edwards, Portland. "
Geo. Dlngman, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Slbleyi Truckee.
W. Ray, Deep River.
F. Dixon, Clark Creek,
H. T. Smith, Catlln.
F. GUllspie. Portland.
J. Danner, San Francisco. ,
C. Armstrong, San Francisco.
F. M. Warren, Portland,
O. W.' Hume, San Francisco.
T. Robinson, Portland.
W. Danlelson, Portland,
F. Irish, Ft. Stevens.
N. Le Vinson, Portland, . ' '
H., Pink. Indiana. , ' ;'T
C. Londer, Kelso.
P.rker. ''
M. X Sharp. Wichita, Kan. I
J. F. Enqulst, Wichita,
R. G. Daniels, Kelso, P
Bert Graham, Hwaco. , . , "
B. Anderson, Newport
J. Miller, Vancouver, Wash. J
Wm Brewster, New York.
O. S. Howe, Manchester N. H.
Mrs. P. G. Graves, Portland.
C. Ahlers, Seaside. , ' T
Geo. Warren, Portland.
A. D. Smith, Tillamook, I .
Sam. F. Nelll, Tillamook,
Arthur Smith Portland.
Fritz Anderson, Deep River.
Arthur Harrlsoq Deep. River.
David Roily Ft Columbia.
Geo. Eckman, wife and child, Bwaco.
L. Bochl, Ft Stevens.
A. BochL Ft Stevens.
John Shaunghessy, Portland. '
W. E. Cooler, Portland.
Ed Kelly, Portland. iJ
Belieeed Rioting is Ow an
StriKe to End Soon. V
POLICE FAVORED . STRIKERS
Mayor Dunne and Sheriff Barott Bs
liavo tho Werat It Over "and That
tho Police and Deputy Sheriff Will
Be Able to Maintain Order; P' N
Chicago, May i.-:oinparsUyo aulot
feigned in tho downtown stteeta toda)
for tho first tiem since th hegtnnhig
of tho strike. A fw scattered out
breaks but there waa a complete ab
sence of mere hi ng crowds) that foi
day followed tho wagon of tho boy
cotted firms through the street and
seised every opportunity to attack
driver and wagon guards. Although
no poaltlv developmenta have been
made aa yet. there la a strong feeling,
both on tho part of the employers and
strikers that the worst of the strlks
has passed and In a few. day the
streets will be cleared for traffic, .
While fighting ' dissapeared- In the
streets In a largo measure, K broke
out with renewed violence In war
words between members, of the Em
ployers' Association and tho . labor
leaders. Charges are also mad against
the police, it being said that from the
outset they In many cases favored the
strikers, refusing to arrest men when
they were seen assaulting non-union
men, and lost no opportunity to take
tho latter into custody whenever pos
sible to find an excuse for so doing.
It is said by members of the Employ
ers' Association that captains and lieu
tenant of police have been dlrellct
In their duty In the suppression of dis
order and charges hav been filed
egalnst a number of them before the
police trial board.
Mayor Dunne said tonight that ht
would appoint a commission to Inves
tigate the facts in. dispute. He also
expressed htmaelf as confident that the
serious part of the strike waa ove
and there will be no more excitement
In the streets. Sherlft Barrett ex
pressed similar views, and declared
that there would be no more fighting
and with his deputies and the police
the people could be protected.
THE OCCIDENT DINNER.
Mock Turtle.
Pickles
Olives
Boiled Chinook Salmon Egg Sauce
Chicken a la Maryland
Baked Clam Pie
Orange Fritters
Prime Rlbsrieif. au Jus
Leg VeaJ and Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
XewABoileJ Potatoes
String U'uns
Sugar Corn
Lobster Salad Mayonnaise
Apple, Rhubarb and Cocoanut Pie
. Strawberries and Cream
Fruit
Coffee
Nuts and Raisins
The War Almost Over.
Only one more battle expected arid
that will be when our; competitor
learn what bargains we are offering
In machines. New, slightly used and
second-hand. New ones, $37 and up:
slightly used, 125 and up. Second
hand, U and up. Some fine bargains
for Monday and Tuesday. If your old
machine is not doing good work, let u
know.. We make a specialty of expert
repair work, guaranteeing your old
macnine 10 uo as gooa worn as ever.
SINGER SEWINO MACHINE CO.,
Tefth street between Commercial
and Bond Sts.
Program Tonight.
This afternoon nj tonight will ba
the last opportunity the people of As
toria will have of listening to the fa
mous Italian band at the Star theater.
Following Is the program for torrlghti
March Oood-Byo to' Astoria
, 'V D'Urbane
Overture Poet and Teasant . . Suppe
Selection Lucia Donizetti
Solos by Slgnorl do Fablo, Diancons
Macario, do Mobile, C. dl Fulvlo and
Salvatore.
March Finale
. Baseball Seorea.
Tacoma, San Francisco 1, Tacoma 2.
Seattle, Portland S, Seattle 0. '
San Francisco, Los Angeles 3, Oak
land 4.
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firmness of the flesh and muscles; the
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AU the beauty and
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All the LaUat Attractions From the
Best Theaters .
Week Beginning May t.
Matinee Dally at 2:43 P. M.
Z1NITS FMOUS PONT BALLET
Under the personal direction of A.
M. Zlnn
Headed by Frances Gray
' BABT JUNTB
The youngest and daintiest baby sou-
brette on the American stage.
The Musical Oenlus
- ; FROSINI .
Late of the Milan Conservatory, Italy
MARQUITA MANDERVTLLE
Singing and Dancing Comedienne
RICHARD CHARLES
Pictured Melodies
EDISON'S PROJECTOSCOPE
Showing latest Motion Pictures
Admission. Any Seat. 10 cents.
Social
Tou will enjoy serving tea from
one of our many styles of tea
pots. They are pretty and very
serviceable, .Some are quite
dainty and will please the most
fastidious.
VyWt .you stop In and exam
ine the line? They range In
price from 20 centa to $1.25 each.
Yokohama Bazar
a$ Commercial Street, A start
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ttoameri MELVILLE, JORDAN. VAN
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TOWINO, FREIGHTING AND EX.
CURSION8.
STEAMER JORDAN -
Leave Astoria 3 p. m. daily except
Sunday. Sunday 4 p. m. -Leave
Deep'River 7:46 a. m. dally ox
copt Sunday. ' Saturday S p. m
STEAMER VANGUARD
' Leaves Callender Dock for Cathlanv
at and Way Landings Dally, except
Sunday, at I p. m.
STEAMER WENONA
Gray's River,
APRIL
Friday, (, 10:10.
Saturday, 6, ' 11.
Monday, . 12:15.
Tuesday, , 1.
Wednesday, 10, 1:20.
Thursday, If, S A. M, '
Friday, 12, 1:30.
Saturday, 13, 4.
C. H. CALLENDER, Manager.
iMipi
TEisSt
Yoa can always and the
fest there Is In Ready-for-Wear
Service Ac
parel, at prices that are
always fair. A
We inspection.
Good coods ani prices
talk for themselves.
Suits $10.00 and up.
S. DANZIGER & CO.,
Astoria's Greatest Clothiers.
490-500 Commercial St.
von
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