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SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1901
THE MORNING ASTOltlAN, AbTOKIA, OUKGN.
SWIPED A DIAMOND
Kalian Count Arrested In New
York for Petty Larceny.
BROOCH AND COUNT GO&
Man Supposed to Ba an Italian Count
Los 7000 Camblitta nj Montreal
and Had to Steal a Diamond Broooh
to Raiss Nocary Fund.
Ns-w Tork. May lS.-An Italian glv
lns; tta name of Count Carlo Is under
rrst aiter n exciting chase through
Broadway crowds. He Is accused of
liavinc attempted to replenish his tor
tunes at the expenw of a West Twenty-third
street Jewelry shop where he
was being shown a lot of fine stones.
A $1500 diamond brooch claimed by the
shopkeeper was found in his gloves.
With an Impressive aU and aristo
cratic rneln. Nearlo strolled .into the
shop and stated In French that he had
left his ancestral chatteau two days
ago , to make glad the heart of an
American heiress whose smiles he had
won on her trip abroad during the
winter. All of this was preliminary to
ths request that he b? shown some
thing superfine, as a gift fon the girl.
Nothing seemed quite good enough and
finally the "count" was conducted to
a burglar proof cags tn which one of
the best gems in the shop were exhib
ited. He selected several fine ones
chase a design for their setting and
asked a salesman to accompany him to
a prominent hotel wher. he had de
posited S10.000.
Apparently awaiting the salesman,
the "count" strolled languidly to the
street When the clerk reached the
door his customer had vanished. A
quick look at the Jewel casket showei
that one of the brooches had gone like
wise. Two on three clerks rushed into
the crowded street and luckily over
hauled Carlo four blocks distant slow
ly walking along Broadway. One of
them unceremoniously grasped him by
the collar and called him a thief. Carlo
shook him off easily and broke Into a
run. ' A crowd gathered at his heels
and be was soon halted by a 'mounted
officer.
'After he had been locked up several
hours Cacflo told, an Interpreter that
be came to America three weeks ago
from Montreal, where he had lost 17,
003, all he possessed.
sued that the society now litis flU
nsreiits In this country with headquar
ters at Boston, Spartanburg, S. C.;.
Morrlstown, Tenn.; Cincinnati, and .St
Paul. There are 12 agencies abroad
CHURCH MODERATION.
Convention of Protestant Churches Is
Arrangtd for November.
New Tork. May 11 Members of the
executive committee and the commit
tee of arrangements for the Inter
church conference on moderation have
at a meeting here approved plans for
a meeting of the representatives of th
various Protestant churches of the
United States to be held at Carnegie
hall, November 1J-10. The conference
Is to be the largww In the history of
the Protestant church in America.
Delegates from the vajrtous denomina
tions will represent 17,000,000 church
members.
Addresses were tnada at the confer
ence by ministers representing various
denominations, all of them for concili
ation In differences of religious beliefs,
and every one hopeful that there Is
about to be a great religious revival
In America,
TEAMSTERS STIRKE
.. ATTEMPT TO BURN PRISON.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Special Celebration of Anniversary of
. Founding of Society. .
New Tork, May 12. The American
Bible Society has held its 89th annual
meeting In the Bible house here. Dr.
Danl?l C. Gllman of Baltimore, presi
dent of the society, presided.
Arrangements will be made for a
special celebration of the 90th anni
versary of the founding. of the society
In May, 1906. Seetetary Haven pre
sented the report of the board of man
agers. It showed that In the year
N't n8 March 31, Oie society's re
ceipts fell off somewhat. From all
sources they amounted to $63,283. The
disbursements were 1610,018 of which
$53,952 were sent to foreign agencies
There were issued 1,831,096 copies of
the Bible1, New Testament and por
tions of the- scripture. The secretary
Fire Bugs at San Quintin Attempt to
Bum Jute Mill.
San Rafael, Cal., May 11 Two des
perate attempts have been made to burn
the Jute mill at San Quentln prison.
As a result Convict Joseph Davis, serv
ing a three years sentence for at
tempted robbery In San Francisco, Is
in the custody of the sheriff on s
charge of arson. Davis has confessed
to having made both attempts to burn
the mill .and Warden Tompkins swore
to the complaint against him here be
fore Jutslc'e of Peace MaOee. His pre
liminary hearing and trial will be
rushed in an effort to make an exanVple
of him for the benefit of the other convicts.
FOUND NORTH POLE
Norwegian Counsel Requested to
Send Supplies.
NORTH POLE IS DISCOVERED
It Is Argued that the Quest of the
Arctic Explorers for More Than 400
Years Has Been Rewarded by Find
ing Magnetic Pole.
Chicago, May 12. a dispatch to the
Record Herald fnom San Francisco,
says:
"The Norwegian consul here has re
celved an order for provisions to be
sent north on a whaling arctic explor
er, who sailed from Norway on June
17,1903, in an endeavor to find the
northwest passage. From the fact
that supplies are to be sent nwth by
the Pacific ocean, it is argued that thla
great quest of arctic explorers for
more than 400 years has been suc
cessful and that the explorer will soon
appear on the Pacific coast.
Capt Amundsen, who passed Green
land, bound for King William laud, is
said to have located the north mag
netic pole and to have found thenonu-
ment erected by Sir John Franklin
when that Ill-fated expedition per
ished. .
porchit;e .
dries hard and
tough
ON THE PORCH
floors and on decks of boats, etc.
In fact it Is a paint especially ad
apted to floors exposed to the outer
air. Being elastic. It overcomes the
effects of the widely varying tem
peratures to which it Is subjected,
and resists wear. Porchlte has good
water-proof Qualities, and the col
ors are permanent.
It is made in eight well-chosen
shades. Send for color card.
Price:
Gallon can, $1.
gallon can, $1.10.
U gallon can, 60 cents.
We are also agents for
Sixth Week of Endurance Contest
in Chicago.
INVESTIGATION IS DEMANDED
Striking TsamaUrt Considering the
Advisability of Opening a Personal
Campaign Against the' Chioage Em
ployers' Assooiation.
Chicago, May 1!. The", teamsters'
strike enters upon the sixth week to
day as an "endurance contest." Th
employers and the afclkers both de
clare the duration of the controversy
new depends solely upon the stead
fastness of the other side.
A move which teh strike leaders are
planning to make has relation to the
appeal for a grand Investigation of
the Employers' Teaming Comawmjr,
Attorney Seymour 8teadman has con
ferred, wl'.h Pre..'nt DolJ of th!
Federation of La bom and advised th
opening of a "personal" legal vara
paJtm against the employ-rss It was
said that Stendman ; proposed the
prosecution of Individual employers for
the violation of various city ordinances.
NOT A RACE SUICIDER.
Father of Twenty-Seven Children
Dies in New York of Old Age.
New Tork. May 12. Joseph Lewis,
104 years of age. Is dead at his horn
here. He setfvedj with two sons,
throughout the civil war. Lewis was
the father of 27 children.
Cslared for Action.
When ths body Is cleared for action,
by Dr. King's New Ufa Pills, you can
tell it by ths bloom of health on the
cheeks; the brightness of ths eye; the
firmness oC the flesh and muscles; the
buoyancy the mind. Try them. At
Chas. Rogers' drug store. 25 cents.
Obstinate constipation, Indigestion
and stomach disorders are permanent
ly and positively cured by taking Hoi
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart's drug
store.
THREATENED POLICE.
Special Immigrant Inspector Fined 10
for Direliotlen.
Buda Pert, Hungary, May 12. Am
erican Special Immigration Inspector
Marcus Braun of New Tork who has
ben fined $10 here on charges that he
threatened a police department detc-
Uve.whom he alleges was tampering
with his mall) declares police stories
anent his antecedents in Hungary are
fictitious. He has reported the lnci
dnt to the authorities at Washington
through the American embassy.
NO TAINTED MONEY.
Defrriptlve folder mailed) on re
quest. B.F.ALLrENtaSON
Wall Paper, Paints, Etc, .
365-367 Commercial St, Astoria.
Andrew Carnegie Offers Radcliffe Col
lege $75,000 for Building.
Cambridge, Mass., May 12. Andrew
i Carnegie has offered to Radcliffe col
lege $75,000 for a library building on
condition that an equal sum shall be
raised among alumnae and friends of
, the college for endowment of the II
ra.ry. An effort will be made to meet
.the requirements of the gift.
Buford Runs Aground.
! Manila, May 12. The arm ytrans-
port Eufard ran ashore on May 11
whIW entering the harbor at Malabang,
Island of Mindanao. The troops on
board were landed. The transport will
probably be re-floated without dam
age.
Skirts Hive Walkover.
That sample line of dress and walk
ing skirts Is selling fast at Foard
Stoke. Better come in and select
yours.
Correct Gothes for Men
"Aquaproof '
Raincoats
Every man who tries on
a coat bearing this label
jijredpeiijaniinsij
MAKERS MEWyRK
exclaims "Never before
realized how splendid a
raincoat could be."
With or without belt In
back.
The makers' guarantee, and our,
with every garment. W ar ex
clusive agents here.
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8aved by Dynamite.
Sometimes a flaming city Is saved
by dynamite a apace that ths fire
can't cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs
on so long, you feel as If nothing but
dynamite would curs It. Z, T. Gray,
of Calhoun, (la., writes; "My wife hud
a very aggravated cough, which kept
her awake nights. Two physicians
could not help her; so she took Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consum
ption, Coughs and Colds, which eased
her cough, gave her sleep and finally
cured, her." Strictly scientific curt
for bronchitis and La Grippe, at Chas.
Rogers' drug store, pries Mo and 11.00;
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Patronise home Industry by buying
Owl extracts, manufactured in Astoria,
All first class grocers carry them.
All Oyer-the World ;
you will find Beeehara's PJtle
famous because of their good
works. 'People of aH classes
and nations have for over fifty
years kept their Livers right
and Digestion good by using
Beecham's
Pills
Sold Everywhere ja boxes 10a and Sc.
At that
Social
You will enjoy serving tea from
one of our many styles of ten
pots. They are pretty and very
serviceable, some are quits
dainty and will please ths most
fastidious.
Won't you stop In and exam
ine the ,11 net They range In
price from 20 cents to $1.25 each.
Yokohama Bazar
63s Commercial street, Aitort
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TOW1NO, FREIGHTING AND EX
CURSIONS.
STEAMER JORDAN
for Cathlamet, wny landings, 3 pm.
dally except Sunday.
8TEAMER WENONA
for Grays River, Knnpp'.on and way
landings. alDly as follows:
MAY.
Thursday. 11, 3 A. M.
Friday, 12. 3:30,
Saturday, 13, i.
Monday, 45, 7. ,
Tuesday, 16, 7:30.
Wednesday, 17, 8:30.
Thursday. 18, 9.
Friday, 19, 9:30.
Saturday, 20, 10:30.
Monday, 22, 12: b.
Tuesday, 23, 1:30.
Wednesday, 24, 2.
Thursday, 25, I A, in.
Friday, 26, 3:30.
Saturday, 27, 4.15. '
Monday 29, 9:30.
Tuesday, 30, 7:30.
Wednesday, 31, 8.
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One Price to All, Goods MarKed In Plain Figures.
At This Store
You can always find the
test there is In Ready-for-Wear
Service At-
parcl, at prices, that are
always fair.
We Urge Inspection.
Good goods and prices
talk for themselves.
Suits $10.00
sSmt-Atoaf
Mart-,
VtoiSfm
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and up.
S. DANZIGER & CO.,
Astoria's Greatest Clothiers.
490500 Commercial St.
BENTON'S NEW VALVELESS
GASOLINE MARINE ENGINE.
Simple and Reliable. Latest Cut.
Agents. S. 8. Roanoke for Coos Bay,
Eureka, Ban Francisco and San Pedro.
Gray 8. 8. Co. Steamers to Coos
Bay. Eureka and San Francisco. Btr,
Toledo to Grays Harbor, Tuesday and
Saturday.
C. H. CALLENDER. Manager.
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Any Sptd fro 100
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Hlzos 1 to 10 II. I., Single V) Under.
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A NEW CIRCUS THROIK1HOUT
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A Multitude of New Feitum Never Before Preuotcd la America
Trmlnod Anlmml 1
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fUJorm
RoMDockrill
Dolly Miller
Estelle Settler
M'lle Jullea
Qeoree Holland
Frank Miller
Austin King
Joe. Lyons
Herbert Burnley
Wm. Dutton
Aofobatt, Cymnati
hUd'tUf Poriormor
Seven Marvelous Belforde
Melnotte. UNolec Melnotte
Flying Vlctorellae Troupe
Darlnir Aerial Weavere
Five Flying Oaovarde
Famous Gardner Family
Graceful flc Dona Id Trio
Seven Klsnlmona Japanese
Six Suglmoto Japanese
LadyS words women & Pencera
Aotm
Herd ol Elephant
Coo Kress ol SeaU '
Camels. Llama.
Dromedaries Broken
to Harness. ,
Fierce Siberian Beers
Cske-Walklnc Stallions
One Hundred Shetland
Pony Ballet A Drill
Trained Pelican ft Pig
1QQ Circus Champions 6 Celsfcrites 1QQ
HUGE ROMAN HIPPODROME
AH Kinds of Inciting, Thrilling, Real Races snd Testa of Skill
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Headed by "Cheerfnl Jim" West, "nappy Billy" La Roe, ,
Tbe Grotesque OUpans Tote Dockrow ''Fanny Bill" Scott
MILLION DOLLAR MENAGERIE
An Imperial Collection of Rare Wild Beaat
Biggest and Best of fell Features cf Every Kind
GRAND GOLD GLITTERING STREET PARADE
Will Leave the Show Grounds Every Morning at 10:30
Aduits, 50c. Children, 25. One Ticket Admit You to Everything