THE MORNING ASTOIUAX, ASTORIA. OREGON. ,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905.
COLUMBIA BUTTS IN
Big Steamship in Crip of Heavy
In-set on Ebb Tide.
SCRAPES MANZANITA BADLY
RAILWAY COMPANIES
SOBBED BY EMPLOYES
Ticket Seller and Choppers Form Part
nership to Resell Tickets.
Sw York. SojL 14. Kmploye of
the Interboroujih company i was an
nounced yesterday in a local police
court, have lecn robbing the company
of $10,000 a month. The theft have
lieen confine! to "L" ticket and were
effected by a partnership of seller and
chopjiers.
Detectires of the company discovered
that the inside of the glass compart-
The bis, popular teamhip Columbia, of th rtioppin wuU
llld.la uot an. I . tUula ul,i..k t
of the O. R. 4 X company's Tortland- . , ' . . ' ,
1 (were taken out by mean of a steel
Jvan trancisco nne, naa a very umiMiai roJ wjth lieirinK p,m fHsteneJ to it.
experience yesterday morning. She end. The extracted check were then
came down from Portland on her usual !ilUpoW of through the ticket seller.
Touches up the Columbine and Rips
Along the Cold Storage Dock Ties
Up at Old "Can Per" and Loads Sal
monLeaves Out for San Francisco
and costly butting in, in less capable
hand.
St laid there until 2 o'clock p. m
and then got away for San Francieo
with 310 cases of the 5000 she wa
ent there for, tkle condition forcing
her to put (o sea.
an abces wa forming. Xow it is not
necessary.
"The baron's condition i at present
very favorable. sV yet we have made
no formal diagnosi a to the fever, but
we are studying, the symptom and a
nure every hour i taking the patient'
temperature."
time and docked at her company's pier,
and while there received order to drop
down to the old "Can" pier and take on
5000 cases of Million as part of her
San Francisco manifest. Her lines
were east off and she moved out on the
ebb tide and steamed astern hoping to
come to at the projier place and time,
but the heavy tidal inset that makes
shoreward just above the Cullender dock
began to work her in at a pace not cal
culated on and before she could be
brought back into the channel she was
eloe aboard the Manzanita, the U. S.
light-house tender, moored at the old
Fisher dock, and the Columbine, tied at
the pier next west; and though her of
ficers did everything good seamanship
demanded, they could not prevent her
scraping the Manzanita pretty roughly,
tearing away her port davits and
smashing some false work, but not crip- j
CONDITION OF BARON
KOMURA THE SAME
Illne Due to Exposure in Severe Rain
Storm.
Xew York, Sept. U. Speaking of the
condition of ltoron Komura, the Japan
ese peace plenipotentiary who is ill at
the Waldorf Astoria, Dr. Pritchard, one
of the physicians, called to attend him
lat night said:
"Baron Koniura's illness is undoubted
ly due to his trip to Boston. While
there he spent an evening with a friend
in the suburbs. When he returned he
rode in an open victoria. It started
pling nor seriously injuring her. She .'to rain and the baron was drencher. He
Two of the detectives alleged that they
caught Joseph Temperman, a ticket
chopper in the act of removing ticket
in this fashion. He was arrested and
held for examination.
bumped the Columbine with force
enough to thoroughly arouse the army
officer on Iward, who were about to
leave down for Fort Stevens and the
wen immediately to hi train and did
not change hi wet clothes until an
hour afterward.
The following day, the seventh, he
jetty on the projected tour of inspec-! arrived in this city and utTered chill. I
tion, and after jamming the Lindenberg-
er dock in pretty severe fashion, her
hawsers were made fast on the Can
JAPANESE WILL DEVELOP
HOME INDUSTRIES
Business Men Not Worrying Over the
' Tsms of Pesos Treaty.
Tokio, Sept. 14. In spit of the
strong under current of indignation pre
rading all etas over the terra's of
peace arranged with Russia, the Wi
ne men here are following a Wiser
course, without won ling over an ac
complished fact. An organization rep
resenting 81 .leading buiues iutqvss
ha been formed under the presidency
of M. Iwade, a millionaire, which aims
to work for the development of home
industries, and foreign trade with re-
of the organization is that it consists
doubled energy. A Mgnincant feature
of a wealthy anil conservative element,
representing an enormou combination
of capital. It interests and energy
will be principally directed toward the
exploitation of trade with Korea and
China.
The organization I prepared to co
operate in this direction with foreign
countries.
BARELY ESCAPE HANGING
Sentence of Two Chicago Murdertrt is
Changed at Last Moment
Chicago, Sept. 14. Two Chicago mur
derer escaped final sentence to the gal
low yesterday by the margin of a mo
ment, after one of them had declared
again and again that he preferred hang
ing to life improsinmcnt. The oilier
had persistently averred hi Innocence
refusing to make the plea of guilty that
was. necessary to change hi sentence
to prison life.'"
Two urgent and excited lawyers work
ed with the convicted men. and secured
a confession just a Judge Barnes in
the criminal court wa starting to speak
the wonl setting the date of execution.
John l-orcns and John Xadolskl were
the two stubborn prisoner. They al
ready had leen convicted by a jury of
killing Fritz Crucger on the night of
.Weh IS, l'.xtt in a saloon.
MAIL DRIVERS PAID OFF
Not One of the Strikers Apply for Re
instatement. Xew York, Sept. 14. The striking
mail driver were paid off yesterday.
One hundred and fifty showed up for
their money and there are- alut fifty
more who are expected to call for their
pay today.
Xot a single striker has applied for
reinstatement. It wa said that the ne
gotiation for a settlement are still on
and that a conference of the arbitrat
or will le held today.
was called and then Dr. Brewer was
summoned in consultation. On Sundav
morning , the baron's fever had dimin
dock and she was snubbed into her hed, but on Monday it was higher. At
nertn without further damage. She
might have done vastly more dangerous
first it was thought necessary to per
form an operation, as it was feared that
! School Ti
nines
Here
BUSTER BROWN
gives you your School Outfit for the season if you
wear his Stockings.
For ten days, beginning Saturday, Sept. lGth, we
sell Buster Brown Stockings for Boys, arid Buster
Brown Sister's Stockings for Girls, with the following
phenomenal offer:
With every purchase of four pair at one time
during this sale we will give you
FREE FREE FREE
1 Scholar's Companion, 1 Ruler, 1 Lead Pencil, 1
Penholder and Pen, 1 Rubber Eraser, and
1 Tablet of Writing Paper
A complete outft for School use.
PREPARE FOR GREAT RACE
Prominent Athletes Now in Training
For Marathon Run.
Chicago, Sept. 14. Additional entries
received yesteijtlay brought the. total
number of contestant in the Illinois
Athletic clubs for the Marathon run of
September 2!, tip to 20, tlie li-t includ
ing some of the best of the long dis
tance runner in the country as well as
many men of local reputation.
The greater part of the entries are
already in the city and are busy pre
paring for the big event, sounds of them
are working over the coiir-e each day.
i ne list of entries include Louis Marks,
Frederick Lorz and J. J. Kennedy of
Xew York City; Benjamin Ingalls of
Denver; Thomas Mason of Boston; S.
A. Miller of Yonkers, X. J.; F. Rcilley
of Hamilton, Ont.; and H. Bradford of
Minneapolis.
In addition to the above, we give you a ticket
showing you have made this purchase. This ticket,
presented at our Hosiery Counter at any time during
the first session, entitles you to your needs in school
of all your Stationery, Pencils, etc., without any ad
ditional purchase or cost to you.
NOTE: The purchase must be made of four
pair of Stockings during this sale to entitle you to
the above.
Parents should realize the saving this means to
them for an entire season.
25c per pair
THE FOARD & STOKES C0.
Astoria's Greatest Store
WELL KNOWN ARTIST HURT
Is Run Over by a Street Car in San
Francisco.
San Francisco, Sept. 14. Professor E.
Koorman, a well known artist from
Honolulu, and a recent arrival in this
city, was run down and probably fatally
injured by a street car. He is injured
internally and may have a fracture of
the skull. His left leg is broken.
Koorman, it is said, ha gained fame
a an artist in Holland, jus works
were well known and admired through
out Germany and France. He it about
55 year of age.
PEACE IS RESTORED
Tangier, Sept. 14. The warring trilies
have submitted to fiaisuli and peace has
lieen re-tored in the suburb of this
city.
A tonic that makes rich, red blood.
Brings strength health an happiness to
the whole family. Xothing equals Hoi-
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a ton
ic. 36 cents.
Are You Engaged?
Engaged people should remember that,
after marriage, many quarrels can be
avoided, by keeping their digestions in
good condition with Electric Bitters. 8.
A. Brown of Benncttsville, 8. C, says:
"For years, my wife suffered Intensely
from dyspepsia, complicated with a tor
pid liver, until she lost her strength and
vigor, and became a mere wreck of her
former self. Then she tried Electric
Biters, which helped her at once, and
finally made her entirely well. She is
now strong and healthy." Chas. Rogers,
druggist, sells and guarantees them, at
Colds coughs congestion and costivenes
Fluids which should pas through the
bowels and kidneys are secreted by the
nos and throaS. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea will positively cure. 35
cent.
The Astorian, 75 cents a month.
SHONTS EXPLAINS
Makes Report of Special Investigation
Into Canal Affairs.
Xew York, Sept. 14. The president
yesVrday received from Theodore V.
Shouts, chairman of the Panama canat
commission, a special remrt of an in
vestigation into charge of irregularities
in the granting of the f'0.(MNi,(KH com
missary concession made by Huggin
ami Pumas of Xew Y'ork, according t-i
a dispatch from Ovster Ha v. The re-
Hrt which wa offered by the president
la tweek came to Sagamore Hill by a
pevml messenger from Mr. Shout'
home in Connecticut. The messenger re
mained in tyter Baay until a reply
was revived from the president.
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HEAVY STORMS IN KOREA
and
Many People Drowned at Seoul
Much Property Destroyed.
Seoul, Sept. 14. It i rumored Hint
M. ravioli, the former lttiian mini-ter
to Korea, and M. tiunhery, agent for
the Yalu Timber company, are preparing
to return here and the friend of Hussia
are anticipating their arival.
Three storms which attained the ve
locity of a typhoon have swept Korea.
The town of Cenan i Hooded, and at
Seoul many jieople have been drowned
and many buildings destroyed. The
train service ha lieen interrupted.
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FREE
A Watch, Guaranteed a Good
Timekeeper will be Given
PRBB
With Each Boys' Suit Bought
From Us Between Now
and Oct. 1st.
These Suits comprise all that is New
and Stylish in Boys' Wear
Cheviots, Casslmeres, Plain and Fancy Worsteds
AT
$2.50 to $10.00 Suit WFiS?
nd . WATCH FREE with
every Suit from now till October 1st.
ft
A Stokes Suit
means
A Good Suit
or
MONEY REFUNDED
P. A. STOKES
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
T A
beecJhive
NEW ARRIVALS OF
Fashionable
Autumn Goods
Fall Jackets
Today we shall have theni ready
and on sale. The best line of gar
ments, the nobbiest styles and the
lowest prices for the highest values
you will see in this city.
The Empire and
Paddock Coats
FROM
$5.00
TO
$30.00
FURS
At Very Cheap Trices
Ranging from
$1.25
TO
$25.00
At the Occident ,
J. V. Wood, 1'ortland.
I M. Scott, Portland.
0. II. Spencer, 1'ortland.
H. M. Alcorn and wife, Pendleton.
K. Y. Terney and wife, Pendleton.
A. J. Parker, Portland.
Newton It. Zuhl, San Francisco.
Fred Shield, San I'ram-iwo.
Hurry M, M'Uir, New Vork.
Mr.. II. ti. footer, Itavrusdalc, Wn.
( !ia. It. I!in-tin, Chinook.
1. II. Walker. J'mtland.
V. It. I.imjr. Pottland.
K. J. Ilmiiiadd, San Kranciwii.
M. ltc'vniiin. nuklniid.
K. A. H.itiM-n, Kiitiku.
S. II. CUnii, Seattle.
'I. M. DiiHiin. Portland.
II. II. I iii-ey. St. .lo-eph, Mo.
Lew; i lUiiey, I'm tin ml.
I. F. Hunt. Portland.
and tickets purchased after that date
will lie good for return passage up to-
and including October 31.
Cot 00 Cheap.
He may well think, be has got off
chesp, who, after hating contracted
constipation or indigestion, Is still able
to perfectly restore his health. Noth
ing will do this but Dr. King's New Life
Pills. A quick, leaant, and certain
rure for headache, rontiatin tc
V at ('has. Itogers' drug store; guar
anteed.
A TWO DAY LUNCH.
I lie l.n'i.' nf the t'on'leutiiinal
Ii.iicIi wiil conduct a sale of llread, Pie
Hint Cuke, in the basement of the
church, on Saturday afternoon, Im-Iii-ninu
at i.'M o'clock.
Cheap Tickets to Philadelphia and Re
turn. The O. R. k N. Co. will sell roundtrip
tickets, from Astoria to Philadelphia,
Pa., on September 7, 8, 0, 10, at a rate
of 189.50.
For further information inquire of
O. W. ItOBEKTS, Agents.
Special Round. Trip Exclusion Rat of
I3.00 for the fair via A. k C. R. R.
Ticket! Sold Daily Until
October 15th.
Up to and including October 15th, the
A. k C. H. K. will sell round trip ex
cursion tickets daily from Astoria to
Portland and return rate of $3 for the
round trip on account of the Irwin and
Clark exposition. Tickets purchased on
or liefore October 2 will be good for re
turn pUHHnc 30 days from date of sale,
We Will Have
A Nice Line of
D. D. McDrlde
Woolens
In thi week. Ihui't fail to come In
to look tliini over before you buy.
KIUUNEN & R0E10FSZ
This la the Place Where You Get
Your Nobby Suits.
V
The
Astoria
Restaurant.
;ooi, CLEAN
MEALS
EXCELLENT
' SERVICE
OPtN ALL NIGHT
399 l'oml St., i:or. Ninth
Fine Line of
NEtf fill DRESS GOODS
JUST UNPACKED
In Chiffon, Broadcloths, Mohairs and
Panamas. Come early and make your
selection.
J$ Gh'e tr
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Maintains unexcelled service from th
west to the east and south. Making
close connections wlih trains of all
transcontinental lines, passengers are
given their choice of routes to Chicago,
Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans,
and through these points to the far
east.
Prospective travelers desiring Infor
mation as to the lowest raff and best
routes are Invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
B. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent,
142 Third SU Portland. Ore.
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Accordion, bunourst
and Knife Pleating:
To Order
STEAM PROCESS.
No Hot Iron,. No Burning of Goods.
Miss O. Gould'
Eighth Floor, Marquam Building.
PORTLAND.
Prompt tad Careful Attention Circa
to all Out-of-Towa Orders.
Hats Trimmed,
Hats Cleaned,
Feathers Curled
Free of Charge.
Mas. R. Ingleton has
opened a nice line of La
dies' and Children's Fall
and Winter Hats.
Kirs. R. Ingleton
WELCH BLOCK,
Opposite Budget Office.