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THE .MOttNTNG ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1903. Angthcr Shipment -of Sxveet ) Apple Cider i Received today jrW NAVAL ORANGES AND ALL KINDS OF FRESH FRUIT AflD VEGETABLES. 4ST0WAGR0CERY 23 Cansmereial St Phone Mailt Ml Wait! Watch S Fcr its C?si3 cf A. V.Allen's Crockery Kept IWewfll have the largest and most complete line of china, crockery, glass ware, bric-a-brac, cot glass, bar goods, cutlery and silverware ever brought to this city. Opening to announced t later. Cards Regular eaida We, 15, and 25. Beat lira Slae j package. ' ! Ootriia' Cards" for ' partita and ' -' riM inr line stock, fold edftft id fancy haoks. 50c package. 1 Set fee Window. J. N. Griffin ioo es sEAiioNEsrirosic Man's UhrtaaonaMeaeai. b often as great as 'woman's. But Thos. S. Austin, Mgr. of the "Reublican" of Uvenworth, Ind., was not unreason u. when be refused to allow the doc tors to operate on his wife, for female trouble, "Instead," be says, ,-we cou ldpd to trv Electric Bitters. My wife was then so sick she could hardly leave her bed, and five (5) physicians na failed to relieve her. After taking Elec tric Bitteis, the was perfectly cured, trl can now perform all her household t ties." GusuitnU-ed by Cbarles Rogers, drupgist, price 50c. SPECIAL SALE INM1LJU1NBRY i - Street Hats, Twrbotis, Potent UcotHcr Hats atid School Hats. A complete and varied line of trimmings to match; all sixes, colors and styles. Hundreds to choot from. This is ths LOGICAL Millinery store for YOU, nd matter what dasi of good you buy. THE ELITE THE MILLINERY PARLORS THAT LEADS IN STYLE. PRICES ARE GREATLY REDUCED. 68a COMMERCIAL , . BALL BUILDING. STR1HEFA1LS SPREAD , ' (Continued from page 1.) Moscow Workmen Refuse to Strike. Moscow, Nov. 16. Workmen here "are oi.Dowd to the irem-ral strike proposed hv the lea.lors at St. Petemhurg. ana the Majority of them decline to cease u.nk, for the Polish cause. Viceroy Orders Offenders Released. , Titli. Nov. US. The vioeroy ha or .leredthe liberation of all person ar rested tor offenses apiinst the adniini' tration. He has asked I"""!1' to i-oojKTate with the authorities in re storing tranquility. Two Tartar vil luge were stormed by tl e Armenian a few davs aso. Many Tartar were kill led and their bodies horribly mutilated anna, ears and aose being out off. The Armenian burned 255 house and drove off nil the livestock belonging to the Tartars. . Expelled for Protesting. Warsaw, Xov. 16.-M. Tishkevkh, a member of the deputation which pro tested to the Governor General against the brutality ot the Coaaacks, in dis persing' the . demonstration before the town hall, has been expelled from the city by the tiovernor General's order. Crew Saved From Foundered Ship. London, Xov. 16. The steamer Yen ago, from Baltimore -for Rotterdam, has signalled, ami ha on board six of the crew of the Russian bark, Thoma Bar ry, which foundered at sea, November 13th. in latitude ! North, longitude 13 West. LOAD IS LIFTED. Imerial Manifesto Reduces Land Re demption Payments. London, Nov. 17. A dispaU-h to Ren ter's Telegrsm Company from St. Pet ersburg say t!4 Imperial manifesto granting land concessions to the peas ants was issued this morning. By it's terms, land redemption pay ments from January 14, 1000, ere re duced one half, and after January 14, 1907, will be totall abolished. The capitalization of the peasants' bank has increased the object of facil itating the purchase of kind by peas ants. It is estimated the amount of tax ation thus lifted from the peasants will aggregate $40,000,000. WOULD ARM THE VICTIMS Chicago Jewi Raise Funds to Protect Brethren in the Eaat Chicago, Nov. 16. Funds for the pur chase of arms and ammunition by the revolutionary committee at St. Peters burg, were collected here tonight at a meeting of the Revolutionary Sosciety of Russian Jews. The meeting was decidedly dramatic. One -minute the audience would be mov ed to tears by the speakers and the nextr. to the highest pitch of fury. Less than (5000 was subscribed tonight, but another meeting will bo held tomorrow evenig. An attempt will be made to divert a portion o fthe general fund raised to aid the Jewish distress, to tlie fund for arming the Jews for defense. HOWARD AND CRAWFORD RETURN Albany. N. Y.. Nov. 16. Governor Higgins ye-terday signed extradition m-r-i for the return to MaKsachusfttts of William E. Howard and lmis Craw ford, who are under indictment for com plicity in the Ito-ton dress suit case tragedy. The men were under urrest in New York. Morning Astorian, 7'c per month. SLOW PROGRESS MADE Day Occupied by Alaska Convention la Seating Proxies. Seattle, Nov. 16.-Slow progress was made in the Alaska convention Unlay, most of t-V time being takt-n up with the question of mating proxies and of the statement of .Col. announc ing any movement to secure Ins en doraetucnt by the convention, for t!ov ernor of Alaska. The imwv question wa brought up by ex-tioveruor Swineford, who deolar- 1 he would leave the convention if any but citixens of Alaska were allowed a eat or voU in the convention. After a heated debate, a compromise was af fected by including those engaged in l lie development of mining or any other re source in Alaska. In his ntatement. Col. Perkins deelar he would oppose any question com ing before the convention, touching on any of the present officials of Alaska. O'BRIEN AMD riTZSlMMONS SIGN Contest of Twenty "or More" Sounds to Occur During December. Sat! FrshclscM, Nov. 16. Flttsimmons and O'Brleil signed articles yesterday and the third party agreement was Eddie (iraney, acting for Promotor Cbffroth. who i still in the East. These article are not tlie same a those to which Fitisimmon sgreed In New York. Cnder the present agreement FiUsim mons and O'Brien will fight twenty "or more" round at Mechanic pavilion be- tween December 20 ami December 31, the definite date to be decided upon by Coffroth before December. The fighter will get W) per cent of the cross receipts, of which the winner will receive 73 per cent and the loser 25 iht cent. Forfeit of t'2."0 each arv tie- p..itcd. Kddie Gntney is named as fcr eree in thee articles of ageerinent. WOULD FARM CHILDREN OUT. Eva Booth Tells of Remedy for the Poor. New York, Nov. HJ.-TV statement that it is increasingly difficult for a working man to raise ih family in de cency and comfort was made in a pa per read by Evangeline C. Boath, com mander of the Vnited State force of the Salvation Army, before ,the New Yerk state conference on charities and correction yesterday- Mi-s Month mamtained that whether there Is sn actual incresse in poverty smoaf the poor, there is certainly an iniaing helplessness among them. "The farm colony, the paper rea, is the natural, the scientific remedy for thi terrible evil end can be mode ee extensive withtit." MRS. ROCKEFELLER KILLS DEER. Derbv, Conn, Nov. 16. J. .. Brain- erd, a Uwal trapper, who has lieen em ployed for several month in extermin ating foxes and other animals on Wil liam Rockefeller' estate in the Adiron dack, sar that Mrs. Rockefeller kill ed the luns-t bock of the season la Monday. The deer Mrs. Rockefeller shot was charging at her, say Hrainerd, and slie hud unerring aim. BETWEEN BOSTON AND ORIENT! iiston, Ny. 16. A ww steamship service wliuli will bring Boston intj direct coiiimusir-atioti with Jsjsinese and Chinee ks-Cs lias l)eeii iiMUgnrAte. ac cording to a h annoiiiiis-nictit made yes terday. Tin- fir-t stetimer mnking the trip in tin sen ice is Afghan Prince, wliich will arrive in llo-ton nlxHit Nov. ::i from Yokohaina. Shanghai, -Manila. mid other Far lla-lni Torts. BOTH PARTIES GETTING READY. Wa-hinpton. Nov. Hi. The RepulJi- cutis mill Deni'Siats of (lie House of Representative, Imve each called call-I use for the noiiiinution of otbeers oil the house for Saturday. Decenils-r 2. PLAYS FOR TIME School Clerk Charged With Embetile- ment Wants Trial Delayed. Peoria, III., Nov. hi. Newton C. Dougherty, former siiieiintendent of schools and banker, ye-terday pleadi-d not guilty to a chsrge of emUfslement of Severs! thousand dollars -of Peoria school funds. A request for delay in the trial was not granted by Judge Worthinirton. and Dougherty will -face a jury prolmbly simie time next week. Attorney Quinn first moved for a bill of particulars, claiming that all of tlie hundreds of indictments were faultily drawn. The conrt dismissed this mo tion, and Quinn asked that the indict ment be quashed. This motion was taken under advisement. Not a cent wanted, unl-ss you are cured. If you are sick and ailing, take Holister's Rotky Mountain Tea. A great blessing to the human family. Makes you,.welJ keeps you well. t 35 oents Tea RAMSEY HAY FIGHT Former Wesident of Wabash TaKes Lejal Adviae. &xr ACTION IS NOT YET DECIDED His Lawyeia Advise Him that He Is in Position to Take Certain Legal Steps that Might Result in at Least Partial Reversal of the Election. New York, Xov. 16. Joseph Ramsey Jr., ex president of the Wabash railroad, returned to New Y'ork yesterday frohi I he West Mr. Ramsey recently reeeiv ed from his lawyers in Ohio their de cikn regarding legal step he may take in connection with hi failure to be re elected a a director of the Wabash rail road. It is said hi lawyer have in formed Mr. Ramsey that he is in a posithm to tke .ert.fn hlal tf that mav result in at least a artial reversal of the recent election of the di rector. Mr. Ramsey said yesterday "I am in receipt of the opinion of my attorney in tin matter, but I have not yeb dctermiia-d action 1 h.il take." In regard to the Little Karaiwa syn diinte, which recently transferred it nromi tics to Hie Pitt-bunr hike i i Erif, Mr. Ramsey said that all that could I' done was tlie settlement of the acisHtuts of the syndicate and that this was now being done. GOVERNOR AND EDITOR DINE. Kansas Cirt, Xov. 16. Edward Rse water, editor of the Omaha Use and Governor Folk were guest tonight of the Knife and Fork club. Governor Folk in the course of hi address said the dav of transitory reforming move ment was over, and that reform in poli tic had come to stay. He predicted the moral Idea wonkl go on henceforth with Increasing force. 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NO PRESENT UNLESS YOU HAVE THREE OR MORE XMAS NUMBERS. OR IF YOU BUY i$.oo WORTH OF CLOTHES AT WISE'S FINE STORE. BETWEEN TODAY AND JANUARY iST, toofl. MemaiWise ASTORIA'S REUAHMi CLOTHIER P. S. Also on piano aumber with each la.jo purchase, Wise will wind np this year's business with a hurra. Trie With WISE, sis youH be sorry. ASTORIA IRON WORKS JOHS rOX, Prea. sad rt. F L BI8110P. Secretary Designers and THE LATEST Canning: Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers, Complete Cinncry CORRESPONDEXCE SOtJCJTED. J. Q. A. 1JOWLBY, President. O. I. 1'KTKKMJ.V, Vice-President. Astoria Savings Bank CaplUl fatd In llnOOO. Surplus and mdlvlded ProdU tWn. Traosnele a General Banking Business. Interest Paid oa Tim Deposits 168 Tenth 8trt, VV CI1 II iai U S Beer. i The Benefits ot Modern Plumbing. kg. one - ; cold menu ' i.,.t fWWI j Lavatorici," which showt" the Lavatories with approximate prices J. A. Montgomery, Astoria v YO A. L FOX. View Prea. . 1HT0RIA 8AV1NOS BANK.Treu Mtnafactartn tf IMPHOVLD 0utfitFurnishcd. Foot of FMrtbtStreot FRANK PATTON, Cashier. J. V. OARNKR, Assistant Cashier. ASTORIA, OREGON. . One of the most generally approved ideas of modera plumbing ii thst of Installing piece lsvstories supplied with hot and V running water in the sleeping apart' and dreising chambers of the indi- ,' i .u- t vi j ,' ' iliciliuciv VI W9 HWUKilVHI, . L . a us pcncnia ucnvcu irum uui arrange ment will not only be found neceusry o rnodcrn livirig, but also 'prove a source of convenience and comfort to the octupints. Tl. L .. J J r .Li. '. l Send for ropy of rtooVlct 'Modern complete fine of tMhlarw Onc-picce id detau. V i : x. -Stoia or Tablets. Sold by Frank Hart