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f 2 THE MORNING ASTORIAN, AbTORlA,ORE. WEDNESDAY, JUL ifl, 1903. THE MORNING ASTORIAN Established 1873. iHE J. I"ubli8hd Daily by S. DELLINGER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. returned Li, "I ak for reduction. "Xw.1 wa Ito's last word. Then M complained that 8 per cent interest was to be charg ed, whereas on former occasion Kng land and France had charged no inter est, save on installment overdue. 'Then," Mid Ito, "pay down tbe whole sum at onoe and no interest will lx charged,'' A to various other point U aked: Will you not allow me- to dispute them!" "Dispute them If yon like,' replied, Ito j "our decision can rnt be altered in any partk-ulrtr." and so the end wsa speedily reached. Ai we have said, the negotiation with Russia will doubtless be quite different out tnese recollection ot tiie record of Py mail, per year.,.. By mail, per mouth .. By carrier, per month WEEKLY ASTORIAN. L mall per year, In advance . 00 60 "5 41 00 Arm Ml b m1e by postal r thiwish th r Son. Any trrwiiUrtty io delivery shnttld be InuaMiau-iy reported to ine omo or puoucauon. - Telephone Main 661 TEX YEARS AGO. The approachl'l; peace negotiations between Russia and Japan will be dif-1 ten years ago afford an interesting in sight into the Japanese disposition and diplomatic methods, and may also afford a standard witb. which to compare or to contrast the methods of negotiation which may be developed at Portsmouth. o FLORIDA'S EXTENT, rfce KrrrBUJ Stmf U Lara.r Thaa Mont Kolka Iwaslae. But few eoe have any conccpttou it Florida's vxtcut Jacksonville I bout aa far north of Miami aa sue la outU of i hnriotte, N. C; about aa far north of Key West as slit la south of Dauvllle, Va. Ignorance of the exteut of Florida leads to luauy amusing mis take. We sometime hear the rail. roada of tbe mute charged with uiak Inj; poor time. Why, It takes over tweuty-four hours to go from Peusu cola to Miami. The utau wh;t make thl remark would think be waa travel lug on a flier If be uml tbe trip from Peusaeola to t'liU-Hifj lu the same leugtu of time It would take bltn to c to Miami. But there ia very little dif fereuee tu tbe tils tunc. A laud trip from one end of Florida to the other la aa loug aa from the lakes tj the gulf. A clttxen of Maine who make up his mind te come south may get ou tbe cam ami puss through Mulue, New Hamjishlro, Massachusetts, Couueetl cut, New York. New Jeraey, Peuusyl vanla, Delaware, Maryland, the Pis- trlct of Columbia and far into Vlrglula. When he has done this he baa takeu no longer ride than he could have tuk en by aa equally direct Hue from one Florida towu to another, and there are RECOGNITION OF NORWAY. Norwegians are expressing some sur- ferent in some essential particulars from i P"- d disappointment because the those between China and Japan ten years j American government has not yet form ago. Nevertheless, it will be of interest, ' ally recognized the new status of their at least by way of contrast if not of i kingdom. That they should desire such some men green euougu to thluk they comparison, to recall some of the tea-! recognition is natural, but that thev ,r making poor time when they f.nd tures of those former negotiations andlhave any ground for complaint against K f m J0" m ,V)",a , . , . , . i.i: . ii. . . t Miami than from the eastern the relation in point of time between the country, or that this government t western Bide of Maine. Of peacemaking and the establishment of .has shown any impruper delay in the course the old stager do not make an armistice. matter, is not to be admitted. Norweg. these amusing mtatukea. They have a China first sent Messrs. Chan? and j n themselves say that "the recent rretty clear eoueeptlon of the geogra- Shao as negotiators, but upon its ap- j events in Norway have in no wise creat- I'hy of Florida. There are many bow. Ka .4 . , ... ever, who come ou their first visit with rearing that they had not plenary pow- ji any new state or sovereignty." Then very'ba),T Weag of the Btate,-Florlda er Japan declined to have any dealings might logically be replied that they xiines-l'uiou. with them, but sent. them home and in- '10 n' fr any new recognition. j ... formed the Chinese government, through j Without, however, standing upon such CHATEAUBRIAND IN LONDON the American legation, that the sending!' technicality, the American government " of another peace commission would be ! might without offense iHtstixme r.cog- A plrtr of CPi wholly useless unless the commissioners j mtion of a new sUitus in a Kur.ian AU tngl8, nre maj by nature were invested with full powers. China j country until some Eunpean jwwvrs had 0r by fashion." Chateaubriand writes thereupon, on February 23, U95, an- j recognized it. This government is not nonchalantly in the book of bis ein- nounced the appointment of Li HungJ?vD to precipitancy in such matters, bassy in London (1821), but ho had a Chang as plenipotentiary, saving: "lie I It ""t even recogni Panama until I!ry.gay tlm with the same lunatics. , . ' ' , , (u. ii We hear of dinners, Almncksand le has full powers to settle the terms of a jt other powers ha.l done so. Or- monde ,he day W8a thU8 d. treaty of peace and to sign and seal the j tainly, if it was so conservative toward tributed in London: At 6 o'clock lu the same." The appointment of Count Ito ; a new American state, it might well be morning one hastened to a party of nirobumi and Viscount Mutsu Mime-1 ally so ttiward one in Euroie. pleasure, consisting of a breakfast In mitsu as the Japanese plenipotentiaries, Again, this government would ! jus- the country; on retimed to lunch In was announced on March 19, and on the !hVd in waiting until Norway had jn-r- L"',(!n:Cet Ar t0 . f . i ,i .. walk In Boud street or Hyde park; oue same day Li Hung Chang arrived at Shi-, fwtl the onanization of her new gov- dmilied agaIu tt dlne fit 7;30. om monoseki, where the negotiations were niment At present it is nt entirely dressed again for Uie opera; at inld- to take place. The first meeting was jrtain whether there is to le a kingdom night one dressed once more for an held tbe next day. March 20. an.1 t it or a republic.. If. as seems the more evening party or rout What a life of Li Hung Chang proposed an immediate ' bkely, there is to be a kingdom, there armistice, recalling at the same time the 'is no indication who the new king is to fact that China, through American inter- D'y n recognizing a kingdom is mediarics. had aked for an armistice ; g,H"el.v no n,ore to be criticised than a some months before, but Japan had re- ; kingdom's delay in getting, a king, plied that that question could be eon- j ',e u"al procedure, moreover, i- for sidered when peace negotiations between new gvern'"ent to send accredited The Diamond Cur. The latest news rum Taris is that they have discovered a diamond cure for consumption. If you fear consum ption or pneumonia, it will, however, be best for you to take that great remedy mentioned by W. T. MoGee, of Vanleer, Tenn. 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Thereupon envo'9 to seek recognition in a formal derry's. tbe English premier, "I was Japan, on March 21, named terms upon : Ina,ln(,r- are not aware that Nor- presented by his majesty to a sever which she would grant an armistice. ! wa.v "a8 Tet "one so. If she has not, looking lady seventy-three years old. Three davs later China declared the 9,lre!Jr Mn not complain because she Wie was dressed In crape, wore a black terras unacceptable, and the war would h n,,t rew' that for which she has veIJ ,lke d,fem on her white hair probably have been pressed by Japan , ""t asked. me a unreienung vigor Had it not been i no q"twn ot America's solemn voice with three tnaneled sen for an unexpected and almost tragic in-1 entir'.v cordial feeling, both popular and fences from the "Genie du Christlan cident. On the very day, March 24, l010'"'. toward Norway, and equally to- Isme;' then she suld to me, with no less when the plenipotentiaries di.-a-Teed as!vt8r1 Swe1n- Thin, country takes no 80wnin"y' 1 nnl r- "iuons. u sne believed ber." John J. BLACKSMITHS. ANDREW - ASP, Blacksmith. Having installed a Rubber Tiring Machine of the latest pattem I am prepared to de all kinds of work at reasonable prlcs. 12th and Dunt St a. n Uu Parti lo Cl Out el Ordr, lufl Parts. Men Powtr with Um I'm JLi Cio'4fn. I'nikr Perfect Cos. troL Quid txhsutt Any Spttd from 100 to 1000 revolutions i ptrmtnuts. THORNBURG BENNETT Slaea 1 to 10 II. !., Mnjl. t jllmier. Mr.es ,1 to 4U II. II., Double i y llmler. KNAPPT0N. WAill. rOL'H CYLINDERS TO ORDER TO 100 MORSE POUfcS ASTORIA IRON ' WORKS JOHN KOX, Pres. and Snyt. F I. UlSHoI. .Swetury to the armistice, an attempt was made !l)8rt in the controversy between thoe to assassinate the Chinese envoy. The k'nl?(om, It wished them well while culprit was instantly apprehended, and j11 were und,'r one king. If now they six days later was sentenced to penal iare to "nder separate kings, it will servitude for life. Hut meantime. onicon,im,e to wish them well, and it will should have a'Becket In Catholic Quarterly Review, Hf !. nn , -.lartu i0) uy way ot atonement for the outrage, the Japenese government waiv ed its own conditions and oered China an unconditional armistice for twentv one clays, which was accepted by China and west into force on March 20. Li Hung Chang was able to resume ne gotiations on April 1, and on that dav ive the new state of affair, due recog- mtion at the proper time, at the dis cretion of the President. ANOTIIKIt KIND OF JjfST. "Scotty," the lively and picturesque ! miner from iJeath Valley, it was report- jed last evening, may have a portrait received the draft for Japan's proposals ! bu-,t of h'm( executed in juire gold ior a treaty. On April 5 he replied, ! ,n ,rom ,lls n"n"'- To indulge in demurring to certain items, especially I th" artNti(! !ancy it will 1 necessary the cession of so much territory, the size ! for hil" "to ,0o,,'n ")'" to the extent of of the indemnity and the opening of so &i0-m u S0O,fKW for the gold alone, many port to commerce. The next day j T,ie WMI,Ptor who will execute the he was asked to formulate China's com.-! statue will be Frederick E. Triel!, a ter proposals, which he did no April 9. i memhpr of the National Sculpture S.x i Japnn replied April 10, declining to i ty' "Sw'tty'" h-ad appeal to the accept most of the Chinese proposals, ' ou,Ptor a " of chara. ter, signify but offering some modifications of her ' ing Iu'k' inU'mH-nff! and determination, own terms, and on April 11 she presented j U ' Sflid thi ,vi" ' t!,e onl' ?oI'l to China an ultimatum, saying that her j trait lmst in the wor1'11 modified demands must be' regarded as j If "'S'otty" s,l("ld ever be down on final and that a r. (..,.....:.... i ,. his Iiic-k he would not h.r. i- i. t. i- .v.,., . :" ; ,r,"-v woum Li.M , , : , w how little Is to be made out of an "nn- ,lm a spa, of four days . " l""."4 ",Ka ms own derexposed plate," but do they under. jo. i April 12 Li Hung j . ""' lmn m,nl mereiore, con- stand that there may be such a thing Chang made a last protest and appeal- ""1're1 ft 80,1 " sinking fund, regard- as aa underexposed brain? It takes on April 13 Ito replied that the nlii. of 1,8 ""'-tic merit, his friends sav time to make Impressions on tbe mind. , Ctiarltr of Former Klnca. Ileury II. sought peace for his soul after the murder of Becket by feeding and sustaining lO.tXX) H-oide dally, a proceeding that must have made many a man rejoice In the fall of the "proud prelate." Quaintest of all, though, was the charity of Henry III., who com manded that "in tbe great hall at Win sore, at a good fire, all tbe poor and needy children that could be found were to be fed, according to the weight and measure of the king's cuUdren," a queer varlunt of tbe more modern sys tem of distributing the Maundy money. It Is to be feured that nowadays, says the London Chronicle, the amount of food equivalent to "the weight and measure of tbe king's children" would not go far In relieving "all the poor and needy children that could bo found." Tine and Books. 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Leek, of Concord, Kj., says: mat would be equitable and that would r, Kussia; the statue "Mys- "For 20 years I suffered sgonies, with a aure enduring friendship between the i,''r""1 J,Ul,c ,n th Museum of Tokio, 0re ou my upp -"""ie. no more than once gave j ' ana ,-aiiorr monu- I j siund advice, Haying: "You must put j m6nt' at Pporia' ln-' ,,,',,if-atl by Prw away what ia olMolute in your ay-tem ! Went Mt'Kil,,ey. in m, nd the Iowa f government if you would proper " 1 Ktae Monun,,'"t " the battlefield of ta winch Li renlie,t i i. , shiloh. tiu1 . . a lerorins, nut the ancient system of China wag too strong to be overcome n day. inswting upon Japan's pro loa!s ho was inexorable. "Firnt," said U "as to indemnity of two hundred mil ions. We can not bear that enormoua burden. -Ve ha reduced," replied Ito "onee fr ,n. lf tlle War gwg on thJ indemnity will be more." "Ciee for all ' A Surprise Party. 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