THE MORNING AST6R&NAbTORlA,OREr.N.
UNOAV, MAY II, H08.
AT
Body of Eva Edwards of Sin Jose
Found in a Hovel.
DEAD MAN WAS BESIDE HER
Both Bodies Wata Lying in Pol af
Bloed, ths Man Bsing a Japsntse
Ths Woman Waa Eithar Reading sr
Sloping Whan Kitlsd.
Gllroy, Ca! May 10. The dead body
Of Eva Edward of San Joa waa thU
afternoon in a room ot a hotel ia Gil
roy. There waa a bullet wound over
her heart and another in her head. Be
side the bed the body of a man waa
found lylnj on the floor with a bullet
bole near his temple. Both bodiea
were lying in poola of blood. The man
wi a Japanese and la thought to hav;
been a resident of .Alvarado. The
woman waa el: her reading- or sleeping
when killed, aa an open bible and a
newspaper were' found lying on the
wd.
v Men's Meeting.
Doubtless one of the most Interest
ing of all the services held or that will
be held during the revival meetings
that are now in progress will be the
men's me-ting for this afternoon in
the opera house. During th Spanish
Amercan war Dr. Toy was selected as
one of the preachers to accompany the
aimy because of his work with men.
His success was marked in the var
ious places where he preached. It was
In Chlckamauga park where, more
than (0,000 men were stationed, that
Dr. Toy preached to almost every state
tn the union. Rev. Mabone ot the Con
Vregationa! church was there at that
time and first met Mr. Toy. Ths meet-
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Day Suits
bearing this label
are veritable traps for
the MADE-TO-MEASURE
wearer and how
easily he falls into them.
No wonder ; nine times
out of ten he never got
as good.
The makers' guarantee, and ours,
with every garment. We an ex
clusive agents here.
HARMONY
of colors is more
than
a requisite in
home decoration
We have all the perquisites that go
with that class of work: Novelties
In wall paper, burlap in dainty col
ors, llncrusta in pretty designs,
fancy mouldings to set oft exquisite
panel Ideas; paint of every descrip
tion and the workmen to carry out
your Ideas in every detail.
Have you thought of
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We are also agents for
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Wsll Paper, Faints, Ettf,
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MUPDER
GILRQY
yjIfiSdenjainins
MAKERS ffMtyyRK
lng should be livly attided by the
men of Astoria. At 3: SO p. m. there
will be a meeting In the Methodist
church for Vh women.
First Congregational church preach
ing at 11 a. nw by tha pastor. Subject:
"Spiritual Farming." Sunday achoo)
at IS: SO p. m. Tha afternoon srvto
will be In the opera house at t o'clock,
for men only. There will be no even
ing service, but the congregational wtU
attend the union Berries In the Metho
dist church. At the morning service
Mrs. Geo. C. Watklns will sing.
SEASIDE EAGLES.
Seaside Ledge Will Join Astoria Lodge
of Eagle.
Mr. Kelleher, representing th Sa
side lodge, Fraterlal Order of Eagles,
arrived in Astoria yesterday and a
large number will come up today for
the purpose of combining the two
lodges Into one. There will no doubt
be a large and enthusiastic meeting ot
the local aerla today to give the bro It
ers from Seaside a rousing reception.
Ths local order la growing and becom
ing one of the most popular fraternal
societies In the city.
SIMPLY A MISTAKE
D. Smith Arrested for Grand Lr-
ccny Discharged.
ADCOl'NTINO D1SAGREEMEMT
Was Arretted for Misappropriating
$34,000 Belonging to th. Stokes
Estate and an Investigation Dis
closed a Difference of Opinion.
New York. May 20. The charge of
grand larceny made on April 4 against
D. Smith, president of a construction
company, and Mr. Smith waa dis
charged. The complaint was sworn to
by Thomas S okes, who charged Smith
with misappropriating funds ot th
Stokes estate. The specific sum men
tion In the complaint was (24.000. but
it was said at the time that an ac
counting was to be asked for nearl
11,000,000. Great secrecy surrounded
the arrest of Smith,' which waa maj
by an attache of the district attorney's
office and definite Information was ai
the time refused by all par.le to the
case. In dismissing tn; case tne mag
istral, said it had no criminal aspect
whatever, the evidence disclosing noth
ing more than a disagreement as to an
accounting.
Wise's Msy Sal
Draws ths Crswds.
Cut Price Does HI
OCCIDENT HOTEL DINNER.
Cream of Oyster
Pickles
Olive!
Boiled Chinook Salmon Egg Sauce
Boiled Leg Mutton Caper Sauce
.Veal Croquettes Mushroom Sauce
French Pan Cake and Jelly
Prime Ribs of Beef
Roast Chicken and Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Boiled Botatoe
Asparagus
Sugar Corn
Crab Salad Mayonnaise
Apple Rhubarb and Cr4am Pies
Eng. Plum Pudding Brandy Sauce
Fruit
Coffee
Nuts aid Raisins
Wise's Msy Ssls
Draws ths Crowds.
Cut Pricss Does It!
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HONOR THE DEAD
Memorial Day tj Be Appropriate'
ly Observed.
VISITING PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Committee Appointed ts Make Suit
sot Arrangements for Comment
rating ths Dssds sf Valor and Pet
riotism sf ths Old Boys in Blue.
The committee appointed by the
commander f Cushlng post. No. 14,
Q. A. R., consisting of Comrades W. 8.
Shaw, Wm. Lee, T. J. Droemaer, have
selected the following committee to
vial: th different schools ot the city
at the following dates r
The Adair school, Wednesday, May
14. at I SO In the afternoon by Samuel
Elmore, Thos. Fannon, B. P. Allen. G.
A. N1, Thoa. Dealy, C. C. Tlmmons,
A. Scherneckau and R. A. Abbott.
The Taylor school on the same date,
by F. D. Wmton. T. J. Broemser, D. B.
Allen. A. O. Craig and P. L. Taylor.
Alder brook school on the same date
and hour by W. C. Shaw, C. S. Wright.
S. A. Miller, Henry Wilson, Wm. Le
and 3. C. Pavls,
The Olney school. Thursday, May
25. at 1:30 In the afternoon, P. U Tnl
lor, W. C. Shaw. Q. Mybohm. Wm
Lee. R. C. Welch. C. S. Wrlgh: and J.
C. Davis.
The Shively school at the same dutr
and hour, Thos. Ijealy, A. Scheme, K
N. Abbott, B. F. Alln and Thos. Kan
non. The McClure school at the same
date anJ hour, Samuel Elmore, A. I.
Craig. D. B. Ailen. F. D. Wlnton, T.
J. Broemser.
Memorial services will be held at
the Congregational church at I o'clock
Sunday evening. May 21." The post and
W. R. C. and the Ladles of the Q. A.
R. will meet at the hall of the post at
7:30 and march to the church, escort
ed by the Rev. Mahone's cadets.
On Monday, May the llth, a com
mittee of the comrades will go to the
Greenwood eem tery snd decorate thf
comrade's gravea at that place.
On Memorial day Cushlng post. W
R. C. and Ladles of the 0. A. R. will
meet at pot hall at 10: SO a. m., marc!,
to the FIav-1 dock, where the xr-
clss of decorating the wster for tht
sailors and marines will take place:
procWd from ther to the depot, es
corted by the cadets and take train
for Ocean View cemetery, where the
burial of Comrade H. Glest ashes will
take place, also memorial eve reive
assisted by a firing squad from Ft.
Stevens, after which they will return
to the crossing, where a bask' t lunci
will be served by the ladles of the O
A. R. and W. R. C. In the evening of
Memorial day there will be an enter
tainment hld at Fisher's opera houst
and an address by Hon. F. A. Taylor;
the music and singing will be in
charge of Prof. Shields.
FRANCHISE ACCEPTED.
m
W. W. Whipple Notifies Recorder An
derson of Aceeptsnc.
A telegram was reclved from W. W.
Whipple by Auditor Olof Anderson
yesterday, announcing that he had ac
cepted the franchise granted nearly
two months ago by the common coun
cil for the purpose of building a tele
phone and electric light plant snd s
gas plant in Astoria. The first year's
license amounting to $500 was receiver
yesterday by Treasurer Thos. Dealy,
this being the amount of the flrst yeart
license, A letter was also received
from Whipple's attorney from Seattle,
statig that the plants would be erect
ed. It Is reported that Mr. Whipple
has been In New Tork and has been
successful In enllsltlng capital In the
enterprise snd that work will be com-
STAR.
menced on all three of ill projects this
summer. Doubt existed In the minds
of many people ot Astoria In Mr. Whip
ple's ability to land ths project and
many ar pleased that his efforts have
been successful.
GERMAN BARK ARRIVE!.
Makss a Rattling" Past Passage from
j V Japan.
Ths German hark Nton arrived In
yesterday It days from Hloso, Japan.
Ths Ntob- made a very quick passage
and one that will keep the average
tramp ateamrr chugging along to beat,
aa Capt. Gereksns figures that she
Mvsiag d nine miles on the trip over.
No news of any Importance la reported
and ths trip over was uneventful. She
will load a ca:go of lumber for the
orient
HIPPINQ NEWS.
Tht oriental liner Nloom-dla arrived
down yesterday and will probably g
to sea todsy. Her cargo Is valued at
t!t,U7. and consists of 40,000 barrels
of flour, valued at 1110.170. 130.000 tee
of lumber, tit cases of cigarettes. 325
packag a ot machinery, 10 tons of
leather, ISO bales of cotton for Jap
anese mills, IJ00 roll of roofing paper,
250 bicycles for Toklo, ISS0 kegs of
nails, 3003 bales of hay for Chines
ports and evidently Intended for ft
Russian army, on automobile snd 31
cases of breakfast food.
The steamer Roanoke Is scheduled t
sail this morning for San Kiamlsvo and
way porta
Ths steamer Despatch at rived tn
yesterday from San Francisco and will
load lumber at the up river mills.
The svhoonrr A, F. Coats si rived
iUwn , the. river yveter f.iy arvl will
probably leave out today. Her cargo
consists of 800.000 feet of lumber de
tlned for Sun Pedro.
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LEWIS a CLARK
OUTING HATS
They sre light and airy and fit any
fairy lady or miss. Made of whl.e
duck with Lewis and Clark ribbon.
Prices are reasonable. Just ths thing
for a day's outing.
8hsps for summsr hats In many
sty I a W trim hats to ordr and can
sell you the trimmings If you want to
make up your own hat
Ws arc selling out sur sntirs tin of
notions to maks mor rom for ths mil
linery department
Mrs R. Ingleton,
WELCH BLOCK, Commercial and 15th Streets.
Framed Picture
Bargains
A large manufacturer ov: r-estlmat
ed his sales. Ai remit lie iiud a large
amount of plctuieg left on his hand
and couldn't pay his bills for material
of which they were nnule. He stnt out
circulars to all V.yi re ail stores offer
ing his stock at less than cost to
manufacture. We rushed in a In r ire
order, but several hundred other deal,
ers were ahead of us and we got l"ss
than sixty pictures, but they are beau
les at about 4 usual price. We have
put tht whol stock In the window
jrlc:s on them. When they are gone
ws cannot get any more. Come early
Monday morning.
JN. GRIFFIN
show window full of thsm.
One Price to All, Coods
YOUR NEXT SUIT
Tb suits w are showing far the
Spring and Rummer arasou ar sunt
and handsome and decidedly well bred.
They art
Clothes of Quality
and they contain eveiy good quail y
known to the tailoring srt,
Men's Suits at $7.00, $9.50, $10.00,
$12.50, 11100, $13.00, $30.00 and $-00.
Oar Boy'a and Juvenile De
partment Specials.
Children's Suits) Filar 3. 4. ft, I snd
7 years Mad In Norfolk. Hallora
Russian Ulous-s, Ktona, fiorn ths best
materials such as Homespun, Cheviots
and Worsted, ltought to sell at 13 to
to 14. SO. As they are broken up In
slses w will sell tli' m
At $2.85
35 Two -Piece lulls with, tws pairs
of ptnts. Hlses; T to U )er. Wort.1
up to 14 00.
choice for $3.85
100 Ostsn Vitality SocksThe Socks
With Uf In Hlnck. Tan. lilue snd '
gray, equal to any 3.'.o sn k on th
market at
Box of 3 pairH 50c
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Astoria's Greatest Clothiers
490-50O Commercial St.
BENTON'S NEW
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