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2 THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. OREGON. THIIDtniY nrTOBEV mH imi THE MORNING ASTORIAN Established 1873. Published Daily by TEX J. S. BELLINGER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, per year $7jOO By mail, per month .60 By carrier, per month .73 WEEKLY ASTORIAN. By mail, per year, in advance.. $1-00 Entered aa sfwod-clana matter June B. lft, at the poUmce at Astoria, ore gmt, under the act of Congress of March a, 187. WDntars for the deliverm of TBI Moan dm taroaiAa to either raafctooee or placa of imrinMa ur ba made bT uoetal card or through tote 1 none. Any ImeiuUritj la do Uirerr should be 'tnmmliatolj reported to the office of publioatioa. TELEPHONE MAIN 661. WEATHER TODAY. Portland, Ovt. 25. Orejron and Washington: Wednesday, oecas- ional rain. worthy evidences of the general con-1 fldt'UM and hope in the commervial fu- f ture of the country. The addresa of Vice lYesklent F. A. Vauderlip of the National City lknk of New York ha attracted gvucral attention, because of iU treatment of the effect of the cnor raoua gold production upon the future. He is of the belief that the money stocks will, at the present rate of in crease, be doubled in twenty years. The meaning of that is plain. There will be no lack of confidence so long as the radical in eculation do not gain control of financial and commercial af fairs. o PERSONAL: It is up to every man in Astoria, personally, to give his best thought and aid to the proportion of building and maintaining in this city, a new, modern and finely appointed hotel. Every one who realizes this responsi bility, will be present at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, on November 6th, next. 0 BOY BANDITS CAPTURED AT CHICAGO SUBURB AT THE DANGER POINT. The limitless scope of invention that contribute, to personal comfort and con Tenience, now-a-days, in the public and semi-public places used daily and hour Jy by the masses, is slowly but surely netting up an arbitrary standard of utility and service that far out-reache: the limit of the ordnary purse and tend to miruify the normal and home environ went of the poor man. The endless line of splendidly appointed contrivances in hotels, offices, factories, and other common resorts of the great bulk of working and travelling humanity, never find a truer measure of contrast than when the restricted elements of person al comfort in the home are in full play of comparison, to the latter's reproach This may sound far-fetched, but a bit of logical figuring and the application of personal experience to the question, will reveal the tendency to discontent and 1 supply one of the unconsidered causes for it The remedy, unlike the cause, is in the hand and heart of the poor man himself, and mubt be applied and assim ilated as be shall have the courage and manliness to use it. 0 SPLENDID PRIVILEGES. Each passing year leaves its mile- atone to mark the fall of a throne. If the royal prerogative itself is not set aside altogether, new limitations are ap plied that render it but a name, and a tribute to the tradition') it stands for The Republican spirit is abroad in the world, and this nation is responsible in a tremendous degree for its universal flight and adaptation. There is, within all this, a lesson of supreme importance to the American citizen. ITe must keep bis country and Government beyond re proach in the manner and form of its administration and in jealous analogy with the glorious principles that actuat ed its founders and made possible the record and example that is so readily used by nations abroad. It is the great est and rmx-t ntatftrfu) thing in the compass of human action to be nble to guide a word in the vital procew and huccesses of government, and to hold the privilege we niut be "Sans Peur et Sans Rdproche." 0 SIGN OF AWAKENING. The National Anti Duelling Leajrue of Spain, which hopes soon to make the killing of one's man in an affair of honor just common murder, is going about its work in a way which shows a keen ap preciation of the national character. One of it mot illustrious converts is Jose Echegaray the dramatist, who has written a piny in which duelling is held up to ridifule. The spirit of him who ''laughed Spain's chivalry away" must look down with kindly interest Uwn the efforts of his successor in a worthy cau. By the way, can't some Ameri can Cervantes grapple with the prob Jem of football brutality? 0 GOLD, THE MOTOR. The recent banking convention in Washington, was a notable event. There were among those present the motor power, financially speaking, of the country. The addresses are note- They Lived in a Cave and Wert Well Supplied With C.trs, Cigarettes and Tobacco. Chicago, Oct. 2.V Armed, bandit-like. with two revolvers each, smoking cigar ettes and living in a cave, three boys were arrested near Lagramje, Ind., by detectives of the Rurlington railway, The bovs are Jacob Machtemus, IS; Lewis Sherwood. 13, and Charles Col berts, 14 years old. lu the cave the of ficers found what was left of 2j.tXH) cigarettes, several boxes of cigars, and several revolvers which, the deoctives allege, were taken in recent roblieries. The boys are accused of U'ing members of a gang that has operated about I-a- grange for week. Oovernment engineers are mapping Puget sound for mines and torpedo sta tions. Mine equipment tliat cost ifo'JO, 000 is stored near Ft. Ward. It is ex pected to be in place by the first of next year. Gratefal Haakaads la Iadla. When white people do things for na tive races the gratitude of those min istered unto is sometimes quite touch ing. The report of the hospital for women at Allahabad gives a couple of J certificates which Illustrate that many a grateful heart beats beneath a swar thy skin. The first Is from a husband whose wife had been experimented up on at the Institution. He writes: Dear She Mr wife has returned from your hospital curad. Provided males are allowed at your bungalow. I would Ilk to do you the honor of presenting myself there this afternoon. But I will not try to repay you vengeance belongeth unto God. Tours noticeably. But what doctor would not treasure so eloquently expressed a token of grat itude as this? Dear and Fair Madam I havs much pleasure to Inform you that my dearly unfortunate wife will be no longer under your treatment, ahe having left thta world for the other on the night of 27th ulto. For your help In thi matter I shall ever remain grateful. Tours reverently. . Montreal Star. A Tea Tale. "I went Into a restaurant the other morning," said a bachelor who gets his meals wherever be can find them. "and a blockhead of a girl came to wait on me. I ordered a mild form of breakfast and added a cup of English breakfast tea. When the order was delivered the girl remarked: " 'There Isn't any breakfast tea, and I brought you Oolong's.' "Why do you call It Oolong's f I said rather peevishly, for my bead wasn't feeling altogether right " 'How should I know bow It got Its name? she replied In no better humor than I was. 'I s'pose Mr. Oolong makes it' "This unexpected answer Jarred me, bnt I made no comment, for I didn't feel like getting into a discussion with anybody that I couldn't Lit with a chair In case of emergency. Just the same, I don't want any more of Mr. Oolong's tea anyway, not in that place." New York rtess. A aabtl flatterer. A Scotch divine who was a bachelor and whose manse was In the keeping of an old housekeeper called Janet was constantly annoyed by the fact that the good dame always fell fast asleep as soon as be entered the pulpit. whereas she kept wide awake when ever a stranger was the preacher. One day he summoned bis courage to the sticking point and tackled the old lady on the subject "Janet" said be, "ye ken when I preach you're almost always fast asleep before I've well given out my text but when any of these young men from St. Andrew's preach for me I see you never sleep a wink. Now, hat's what I call no using me as you should do." "Iloots, sir,- was the reply, "la that a'? I'll soon tell ye the reason of that When you preach we a' ken the word of Ood to safe In your hands, but when that young birklea' ta' It In band ma certle, but It tak's us a' to look after them !" 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