SATURDAY, JUtf r, 1903.
THE MORNING A ST WAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
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AFTER THE SHOW
it over, at lunch-time or upon ny c
, tuion you will want the fine line of new
dainties, made by Geo. A. Eajie, St
Lcui. Very handy. They save time
and worry, too, if any unexpected friend
drops in on you
Bayte'i Deviled Cheese a jar J5
Bayle'i After Dinner Cheese, a jar 15c
layle's Roquefort Cheese, i" .5C
Bayle'a Eighth Sandwich Mustard, 15c
Sivle'i Lunch Herrine. a iar toe
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Phon Main 6S1
THE FOURTH OF
JULY IS NIGH
And that is the reason why we call your
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The prices are light, too,
'And won't make you feel blue.
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AT
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Read Bight
Down The Line
for a selection of the finest chocolate
offered in this city.
Ghirardell't Ground Chocolate for a de
Iicious cup of chocolate.
pennd cans 30 cents
3 pound cant 85 cents
Ghirardelli's Milk Chocolate, in round
tablets, a package 10 cents
Ghirardelli's Milk Chocolate, delicious
eating, a cake 10 cents
Ghirardelli's Chocolate Cream Cakes,
5 cents
Ghirardelli's Flicks
Dainty, and handy for eating only
yaoked in two sizes 5c andlOc
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B0YG0TT A HOAX
Viceroy's Diplomatic Adviser
Says Agitation Due to Students.
GOVERMENT NOT INTERESTED
Has Contract to Furnish Laborers for
South America and Can Not Obtain
Sufficient Coolies. Recruiting Agents
Endeavor to Find Men.
Detroit, June 30. CharW Denby
diplomatic adviser to the viceroy of
North China, who is visiting relatives
here, does not take a serious view of
Chinese threats to boycott American
goods owing to the Chinese exclusion
act Mr. Denby, who has for 20 year
been iu close touch with political and
commercial affairs iu China, said:
''The Chinese government is not back
of the agitation, and it is not sup
ported by the merchants. It U prob
able that Chjnese students are making
the trouble. The students of China,
like those of Kussia, are a factor in
politics, young, hot-headed fellows, ed
ucated abroad and with advanced re
form ideas.
China is satisfied with the present
exclusion laws. 1 believe that if we
repealed these laws, China would pass
an act forbidding the coolies to come
to this country. The government has
a contract with the big mine owners
in South Africa to supply them with
labor. The government gets a royalty
on all the labor furnished, and cannot
get men enough. It has recruiting
agents all over China now. The Chi
nese do not want their laborers to
come to America. All China wants is
laws, that student and merchants be
allowed to come in undisturbed aud
no discriminations."
vires as members of the international
commission which inquired into the
North Sea incident. Several minor of-
InYials are made honorary companions of
the Order of St. Michael and St.
(ieorge for the name reason.
Colonel Charles Moore Watson, who
was secretary to the Royal Commission
to the St. Louis Exposition, is raised
from companion of the Order of St.
MU-hnel and St. George, to Knight
Commander of the same order for hi
sen-ices in connection with the expo
sition. Four additions are made to the privy
council, Earl Mansfield, Lord Rayleigh,
Lord Tennyson, and Sir R. B. Finley.
Ten baronetcies are created. In the
list are 21 new knights, Sir Lawrence
Alma Tadema, the painter, and t'.eorge
Meredith, tli novelist, mifve Uit
order of merit. A number of Colonial
personages are recognired in appoint
ments and orders.
AMERICANS ENTERTAINED
BY PRUSSIAN ROYALTY
Prince and Princess Henry Give Fete
at Castle Gardens, Kiel.
Kiel, June 30. Prince and Princes
Henry, of Prussia, gave a garden party
Thursday, at which the Emperor and
Empress Princes Eitel, Frederick, and
Adalbert, the Prince of Monaco, Prin
cess Henrietta Victoria, 01 rcnieswig
Holstein, the Grand Duke of Hess, the
Duke of Saxe Coburg and Ambassador
and Mrs. Tower were present.
Among others present were Mrs.
Goelet, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.,
Mrs. Robinson, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt,
Miss Robinson, and Misses Stiinson and
Messrs. Cornelius VanderbSt, Wilson,
Marshall, Edmund Randolph, A.. V.
Armour, Robert A. Goelet and Louis A.
Stimson
j The defeat of the Meteor III in the
I race from Eickenfordt to Kiel con
firms yachtsmen in the opinion that the
! reconstruction of the Emperor's yacht
j has rather lessened than increased her
apeed. '
STRANGE PRANK OF RIVER.
Platte Brings Beast of Prey Into
Bnenoi AyTea.
New York, June 30. The recent in
undation of the river Parana has had
strange consequences, cables tne Her
aid's correspondent at Buenos Ay re
By the great extension of the river
Tlatte, the dock of Buenos Ay res and
the harbor has been invaded by float
ing islands of land torn from the hanks
of the Parana. These have brought
hosts of tropical animals, hundreds ol
big serpent, and many crocodiles.
Even a tiger cub has been captured
within the harbor.
POOL ROOM SHIP
Floats On Lake Michigan i Beyond
Reach of Law.
RETURNS BY WIRELESS
Makes Initial Trip 300 Passengers
Place Bets on Races at Sheepshead
Bay, Latonia and Buffalo Chicago
Chief of Police Powerless.
TEXT OF FRANCO-GERMAN
CONTROVERSY NOT PUBLISHED
Chiiago. June .KKThe steamer City of
Travers, America's first wiretms flouting
pool room, has made her initial trip.
At a point 22 miles southwest of Chi
cago, in the middle of the lake, just half
way between Michigan and Illinois, the
boat was slowed down to two miles
an hour and described vast cirHea for
the remainder of the afternoon.
The wireless apparatus picked tip the
results at Slirepshead bay, Latonia, and
Buffalo, sent from Chicago and Michi
gan city. Bets were made anil puid as
at track matt the crowd made up in
betting enthusiasm what it lacked in
numbers, there being only 3H) passen
ger. The owners of the boat declare
they will make daily trips hereafter
tend expect that nobody will interfere
with them. The chief of poliue of Chi
cago has been informed by the city's
legal adviser that he is powerless.
Wallace Will Wake Reply.
New York, June 30. A statement
published today by the Times credited
to a "confidential report," of John F.
Wallace, whose resignation as chief
engineer of the Panama canal, has Just
been accepted by the government, a
declaration that when Mr. Wallace ac
cepted the place it was his purpose to
remain iu charge of the construction of
the Panama canal until its completion.
The "confidential report' declared
that Mr. Wallace will soon present his
side of the rase to the public in a
statement which will conclusively show
that be was justified in tendering his
resignation and will cause an investi
gation to be made.
I NEUDOFF DECLINES TO t
AUtPT
St. Petersburg, June 30. It is
reported that M. Nelidoff, the
Russian ambassador, at Paris,
has declined to accept the post of
peace plenipotentiary and that
M. MuraviefT, the ambassador of
Russia, at Rome, will go in hi
place. No confirmation is ob-
tainable.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Today's Weather.
Portland, June 30. Western Oregon;
Saturday, fair and warmer except war
the coast
Western Washington; probably fair.
Eastern Oregon; cloudy and threatening.
Arcanum Councils Protest.
New York, June 20. Forty two of
the 01 Royal Arcanum councils, in Man
hattan, and the Bronx were represent
ed at a meeting to protest against the
present advance in rates.
'it wa decided to n-iiet that an
immediate meeting of the grand hwltfc
of the state Is- held to consider the
matter.
Uprising in Arabia
Hodaida, Arabia. June .W.-Thc Arabs
have risen in the province of Ayr, and
Turkish commnnii-ation with the- port
of Cumfada is interrupted. Abha, the
capital or me proving, nas wen inn-si.
ed by the rebels for some time. Turk
ish reinforcements are being dispatched
to Ayr.
Franchise Taken Away.
Philadelphia, Tune ST. The select
council has passed the bill repealing
ordinances which gave the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit' company the right to
lay tracks on an additional 110 mifes
of streets without the city receiving any
thing for the franchises. This Is an
other vfcwy for Mayor Weaver.
Members of Chamber of Deputies Evi
dence, Dissatisfaction.
A shoe to fit,
Asa t shoe to wear
Must be selected
With taste and are.
If you are preparing to
Paris, June 30. Some dissatisfaction
is evident among members of the cham-
jber of deputies and the general pub
' He, because the full text of the corre-
spondence between Germany and
France relative to Morocco has not yet
been published, though the tenor of the
note is known. Inquiries made in offi
cial quarters show that the publication
of the notes will not be made until the
question is finally decided as it is con
sidered that they would give a mistak
en idea of the present situation unless
accompanied by the tenor of the diplo
matic conversations in regard to the
difficulty.
These oral communications which have
afforded a better understanding, still
continue and it is Premier Rouvier's in
tention to await the flnal solution 01
the question before making an official
declaration.
Baseball Scores.
Seattle, June 30.-Seattle, 0; Oak
land, 2.
San Francisco, June 30. Los Ange
les, 1 ; San Francisco, 2.
Portuand, June 30. Portland, 7; Ta-
coma, 3.
RUSH TO THE
COUNTRY
OR THE SEASIDE
You will want some of our stylish
CANVAS SHOES
to run about in. Many Styles. Prices
more reasonable than ever.
Footwear for Men and Women.
KING EDWARD'S HONOR LIST
CREATES NEW KNIGHTS
521 Commercial Street
British Sovereign! Birthday Will be
Celebrated.
London, June 30. The honor list, in
connection with Kine Edwards birtn
.lav. which will be officially observed
today, has been issued. It creates Ad
miral Von Spaun, of the Austrian
navy, and Admiral Fourniw, of the
French navy, honorary .knights of the
Crand Crws of the Order ol si.
Michael and St. George for their iter
. In tea, ScMTihg's Best is by
no means the costliest tea; it's
t matter of taste. Of the fine
kinds, the one you.like best u
your tea.
Your grocer's; money back.
Let Me Tell
You Something
Traveler to the East, I have a word for you :
There are through Pullman sleepers, both
Standard and Tourist, going East from the
Coast at frequent intervals. Over two routes
they travel via Rock Island System for a good
share of the distance.
You can go by way of Ogden, Salt Lake and
Colorado, or you can go by way of San Francisco,
Los Angeles and El Paso, and the Rock Island
will land you in Kansas City, St. Louis or Chi
cago. Direct connection in Union Stations at
all three citiea for all important points in the
East and South. . .
Or the traveler via Northern route can take
the Rock Island from Minneapolis and St. Paul
to Chicago.
Rock Island service is the kind that gratifies
best meals on wheels.
a. h. Mcdonald,
General Agent,' Rock Island System,
140 Third 8fc, Portland, Ore.
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You Cannot Celebrate
the Fourth.
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A Beautiful Assortment at $10 to $20
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