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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1906)
t ...... - - oi, UlUtHIt FULL AMOOtATBD MIM RIPORT OOVI THI MORNINa rilLO ON TM LOW! ft OOLUMSIA: L "leaf M i-1 Jf, aw-7. .1 I 'PL? T"iss ME LX NO. 223 ASTORIA. OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1906 PRICE FIVE CENTS ft, DRIFTING ON I ROCKS Large Dark Driving To wardCarmanah Point. HARDLY ANY HOPE She Is Believed to Be (he French Bark Admiral Cour IS WITHIN AlMILE OF SHORE rief Dlerateh From Vlctarl 8U(m .Another Ship fc Drffllag lato th Ship's Gfverar4 lb Rock? Vaa mm lalaad Coait. VICTORIA, Jaa. 28.-A large bark l wit hia a mil of shore two aad a half mils .t of Caruanaa. feist. H 1 faejed. iaa wOI t kt. Th. bark w in sight all day .ad Jtlit after undowa drifted wound th point and out of eight U Is not luwwe whether h went on tb nick, or an chorvd. Sh la in a dangeroue poaltiua Th. steamer Salvor baa ton to bar assistant-, la tba Admiral Coarbet. HAS FRANCISCO, Jan. 28.-A mar etanta' Eachanc report from Seattle etatee that tha reaeel drifting In at Carmanak Point 1 believed to be tha French bark Admiral Ormrtet, from fiaa Francis to Puget Bound. Tlia weather la repotted calm, but a big ewrll la oa tba water and no tug i in tha sldnlly. ' Schooner Tumi Tartte. VICTORIA, Jan. 28-A telegram from lUmrVId atataa tha schooner Ella fifteen tona register, turned turtle and all tlx oa board were drowned. Among 1hm wa Alexander McLean, formerly commander of tha illicit fishing arhmm r ( arnianita. The KUa 0. Vft Victoria a-t Satur day on a flehlng cruiaa off Vancouver Mend. She wa awn Tueeday night by aattlart at fartnaniih standing off Do nllla Point. According to thos who ana- liar, she waa acting strangely and did tint pa, out. Tha arhooner Hat wrecked three year ago near Clayoquot but after ward salved. It U thought when tha wa reballast d tlia Ulla.t waa not proporly put In tha craft again. M'!an a ald to 1 tha original 'Uran" in Jack In don'. "Sa Woir. Kacovtrlnf Bodlaa. 1.1 win n IOgan and a parl.r who havf bacn working at tha arena of the Valan rl. mk rrnort tlia finding of four mora bodica, thra man and a woman. (rrjianid M-anhcra ara making avarjr vffoit to aacur all tha bod tea of tba tictiini of tha Valrncia diM'trr that a. U found. Ninataen hara baan ra- aovarad up to till aranlng and with a ealtnar aaa attaoipta will ba mada to land naar tha araua of lb wrack and Uka th bod Ira oa tug. Tb tug fan WCt tonight taking a party to aait la th aanh and tha Wyadila la going from Port Towaarad with auotber part to aiat or ilieTa tba tug Rahada. Llnamaa I.ogaa ha. raportad finding a amall baa Mar tba wrack wbara b baliaraa tb tug fan land and la ra moving nil tba bod 1m found by him to that bay. Logaa baa alght.oorwa la all. Of tha plaatroa bodia only flra ar IdantlfUL LIMITED WtlCKXO. BIR.MS.V01LXf, Jaa. tA.-nVvaral vara Injurad, but notv Mrloualy, la i wrack of tha Friaro Umltad about atid sight Saturday forty mlla aurtk of bara. Tba aarhlant wat du to a brok aa raU. FSEMATUKS IXPLOSIOIT. WlXXirKO, Jaa. 8.Ry th prrma tut ,xploioa of dnamlt In th Oaaa dua paciA eonatruetloa camp aaar Kraaan rentardar thra war klllad ami four injurad. SENDS ALICE GIFTS. I'KKIV, Jan. 88.Tha now.gar Km prwt ha aant number of wadding pravrnt ronitlng of coatly ailk, Jawala and armlna roba to tba Amarl- rwa legation for aliH Rooaavalt. TO JOIN IIEYBlll Fulton Will Help Protest AalnsT More Reserves. SUBJECT COMES UP TODAY I da ha Saaator WiU Spaak Agalait Withdrawal f Laad for AdditUaal Foraat Rtatrrta Blua Moaatala Ra rv t b Protaatal by Fultaa. WASHIKQTOX, Jaa, Sl-Aiaator llrylmrn of Idaho ba given notice that on Monday ha will addre tha Kroata on tha uhjcct of forest raarrvatlon nd tha Inimanta aithdraaal of land in Idaho and other weatarn atalaa for1; creation into additional raearvaa. Senator Fulton probably will take part la tha diwuwion of tha ubjrrt a ba ba under eonolderation tha ef- rt which tb foret aervira I making to add a large additional ttea of Ore- gun to that already lmlu.le.1 in the reservation.. Oregon reervea now em brace B.OTJVW) acre, and land have been temporarily withdrawn from net tlrinent for W.lW.3:lO additional acre, to be created into tlia followed reaerven: Blue mountain, 8,190,W acre.; W'anrer mountain, ,810.(aa) acre.; Morrow and (irwnt , coimtie, 417,(XH) acre ouh aet Oregon, 1.IH2J20 acrcj Maury mountain, 400,H0 acre. Fulton will protest gaiut the crea tion of the Blue mountain reserve end will pndialily aupport th contention of Hey burn against the Indiscriminate in- young elusion of land within forest reserve in Oregon. and other western, .tales. Senator Cle.rin was one of the guest entertained Saturday evening at a din ner given at the White House by Presi dent and Mr. Rooeevelt. T HI SID ALL I VALENCIA BOATSWAIN AND ENGINEER TESTIFY THUS Investigation of Valencia Wreck Begins Two of Survlrors Say Life Boat Coald Hare Easily Come to Passengers Ail WILL CET EVEN. Standard Oil Will Bay But a Third f Sfideaatiaeat Oatpat BA KTI.KTTSV1LLE, L T, Jan. 28. Tba KUndad Oil Company baa Uaued order hereafter that only a third of th midotmtim-nt output of oil will be bought owing to th fact that the Standard la prevented from eoottoulnf aa buyer and transporter of petroleum by reason of ouster proceeding la Mi' ouri. A commllta representing pro ducer will go to Attorney-Oeneral lladley and tell him if tba gtandard ia ousted from Muaouri .it will ahut off their market for petroleum because the pipe line run through a part of that Uta. . HUSL BOMB. OFFICERS INSPECTED ALL THE LIFE PRESERVERS GIVEN OUT TESTIMONY SHOWS TIAT THI SEA WAS COMPARATIVELY CALM JUST OUTSIDE OF THE LIRE OF BREAKERS, WHEH THE VALES CIA WERT OR THE ROCKS, ARRD A GOOD LIFE BOAT SEHT TO THE WRECKED SHIP WOULD FJtSILY HAVE SAVED EVERY PER SON OR BOARD. SEATTLE, Jan. 28 (Special). -The Investigation of tha .Valencia baa com- eeaoed before Uaited Slate Marina In spector! Turner aad Wbitucy, First As tiaUat Engineer Carrlck and Boattwala McCarthy bring examined. Carrick aaid k wa ia tb angina nwm whan the iaal Irst 1roek tb roeka. Ha de clare It wa not until tha second shock that water begaa to pour into tb 11 re- room. 1 Carrlck aald tha heavy weather did But set la until early fa tb morn ing. ThtVltneaa aaid Captain Johnson waa very cool. Carrlck waa la eharga of boat No, 7. Five membera of the craw, two paaaeager and himself were in it. Tha boat tilled before it wa lowered, he aaid. "Soma one evidently cut tha aft tackle away and precipi- ated u Into th water. I think I wa tha only one aboard tha boat eared." Did tha fall and tackle work all right r Yea." "Did you consider tha life boat fully equipped and in firstclaee condition!" -Yea" All passenger had life preserver on ami me omcera went among mem ana inspected th belt. Thos wearing "Tulle" belt were requested to dis card them for cork one and th officer readjusted every belt. "WV shot a line ashore and it dangled all day. Tha second assistant engineer then tried to awim but failed" ger would not tear tb ahlp." The witneaa aaid that tba first raft ekeared tha ahip'a aide ia aafety aad bad little trouble la getting to tha open aea. "Tb raft wa left oa waa tba let thing aboard tha ahlp for anyone to get oa. Tb Valencia bad broken up aad tha Cwa part of bar war about tea to fifteen feet apart, th atara working to ward thore. The foremeit waa etaaj ing, but no one waa in the rigging. The only person, washed overboard that I aw were a woman aad a child. When w pulled away from tha veet the last word I heard the Captain say, wa Good-bye, Tom. God' aaka try to save the passenger and crew'." "Do you suppo-e a regulation life saving aurf boat could have saved the person aboard?" waa asked. "Yes," waa the answer. "I believe life boat could have passed through the urf within twenty feet of us and got a line aboard and aaved every aoul. If aix men could get that life raft clear from the ship I do not aee why a regu larly equipped life boat not have eared us. "It wa just a a calm a a floor part of tha time aa we got outside the line of breaker when we first (truck that at that time all could have gotten away." Boatsmain McCarthy declared that tha passenger kept away from the boat, and allowed tha crew to work Dyaamit Bomb Blow Oat Sid f a Bene. WORCESTER, Ma, Jan. 28.-A dynamite bomb waa hurled through the second dory window of the house of Paul Miisorynski thia morning and tore away the rear part of the house. Twen ty two person were asleep in tba aous. AD em-aped except one woima who ra buried in the Jrbris, but waa not ser iously hurt. Another woman who wa k-k; beiwme insane by the expkwion. Tb police are looking for Frank Ciby bonki and wife, formerly ownera of tba building fiviiu psiinu of which tbey cr evicted by mortgage proceeding". The queatlon wa aked why more'1' ouM no doubt have been launch passenger and less of the crew did not get on tba raft. "Did the sailor at tempt to crowd tii passenger off?" "No," aid tha witness, "The pawn ed without difficulty ''There wa no crowding in th boats. The women were urged to go," aaid Mc Cart by. "but ther refused." STILL FIGHTING. STEEL SLIVER TAKER FROM BAIN, Troopa rcMcnAi Iihcci cn H AC AN IMPOSING FUNERAL NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Th funeral of General Joseph Wheeler wa marked ry an Imposing military pageant today. Drief service wvr held ia St. Thoma Episcopal church, after which tha body waa taken to Jerey City, wher It Wat placed on a train to ba taken to Wash ington foi Interment at Arlington. Tha body of tha dead eotdier waa wrapped In tha flag under which he aerved with almost equal rigor and distinction, the Stare and Dan of tha Confederate Slatet and th Star and Stripe. Vet eran of tha Northern and Southern arm lea mingled today la paying tribute to tha dead general with veteran of th PpanUh-Americaa war. Tha mute of tha procession wa lined with great crowd, most of whom stood with bared head, while tha cortege passed. Before tba body wi taken to St. Tkomaa church a ceremony waa held at the resident of hi lister la Brooklyn. j and Revolutions Continue rHII.ADKI.rWA, Jan. 20. A eplin KilUng Each Other. i tor of steel three inchea long waa today ST. rETKRiSUrRG, Jan. 2ft. It l removed from the brain of John Nail. reported from Kutai that eeriou en-'' Winston, X. C. at the Jefferaon Ho counters are occurring between revolu tionist and troopa, (Sevrral of the lat ter being killed. The arrival of General Alikanoff with troops brought about a restoration of order. Count Witt ha received a tele grain from I.lncvitch that all ia quiet in the Manchurian army, and order pre vail at 'Vladivostok where the mutin out sailor were dissrvued. WILD WEST SCENE. YOUNGSTOWN, 0, Jan. ' 2.-Flve armed robber terrorlad Eat Young town early thia morning ahooting two mea and terribly beating a third. They raided a aaloon making away with and also got 9200 from a butcher. WYOMING BABY WEIGHS A POUND OMAHA, Jan. 2S. The smallt baby on record In the West waa bora today to Mr. Charlea Bybee, of Lander, Wyo. Tb child welgha only a little more thaa a pound. It head t only two Inches ia diameter. . pital heiw. Aa effort waa made to draw the splinter with a powerful maget, but the steel wa ao firmly emhedded that the surgeon were compelled to use the knife. The patient I reported to be doing well, s REPORTED JAIL BREAK. Twenty-three Priaonera Are Thought to Har Escaped nora tfcNeJJ'a, TACOMA, Jon. 28A peeial to the ledger from Steilacoom aaya a story is current that twenty-three prisoner have escaped from McNeil' hland. Then is no confirmation, and the' United State Marshal here, consider th atory Improbable. There ia no tele graph, or telephone communication with tha prison. FASTER CAVE UP AFTER DAYS. PITTSrimG, Jan, 20. Drr Sherman ML Stauffer, tha Allegheny dentist, who ha bea fasting, brok over but Tues day, although th fact wa kept from th pubiie antil tonight. 8teuffer In tended to ft for aixty daya, but last ed only forty -day. , j TO TRY ON FACTS Question of Packers' Immunity to Be Decided on Facts. COUNSEL UNABLE TO AGREE BESEIOED IN HISS Insane Policeman Tries to Fill People HAS SMALL ARSENAL Attempts Lives of Policemen, Family and Whoever He Sees. FORCES WIFE TO DISROBE After Compelling Her t Cadre Chaaea Her Into th Street I Nov Stand if Off Polk ia Hi Home Wear a Hijhtrob. A Car Standa Packer Wfll latrodac Testimony Subttentiating Caraeld'a lareatigatioa Giving Packer Immaa- ity frem Preeeratioa. CHICAGO, Jaa. 28.-That tb quea- tion of the immunity of the indicted Packers from prosecution, must1 be tried oa fact became a practical certainty today when the last effort of tha oppos ing counsel to reach aa agreement by which- the matter might ba expedited failed. Aa tha esse now stand the Packer will introduce testimony to subetantiate tha claim of Garfield' in vestigation which clothed the Packer with immunity from subsequent crimi nal prosecution inasmuch aa each wa compelled to produce evidence agaimt himself. The jury will decide the ques tion of fact and the court will decide under the facta as found by tha jury, whether immunity protect the Packer from prosecution on the main iue of the indictment. SEVEN BUILDINGS BURN. -V . a PKOKIA, Jan. 28. Curie Harwood, former policeman, bow rtolently in sane entered tb nolle headquarter till evening and t Uk point of a re volver held up aeveral officer tot fif teen minute, while k Tented his inaaai wrath ia a deluge of curse. After threatening to shoot tb catir orowd and failing because of a snapped cart ridge, be backed out of tb station aad escaped. Withia aa hour Harwood ap peared near hi bom and entered the residence of Mrs. Montgomery whom he knocked down with tha butt of hie gua taking a ahotgua and revolver from thia house ha barricaded himself la hi owa residence and at 10 o'clock tonight waa standing off a (quad of polio who had surrounded th house. Saturday night he compelled hi wife to disrobe and dror bcr into th street. This morning he mada aa attempt a the Urea of hi. children. At 1 o'clock Monday morning Ear wood auddealy appeared oa tha porch of hia house clad ia hi nightrob. He opened fire which waa retaraad. Ka bote took effect. Harwood went back into tha boos and th poea settled dowa for siege. ALPH0NS0 AND INTENDED. United States Naval Training Station at Coasters Harbor Destroyed. NEWPORT, R. I Jan. 28. Seven buildings with the United State Naval Training Station at Coaster Htrbor wear destroyed lv fire tonight. The Spaniah King aad Bis Fiaanc Take Ai- tomobil Rid. BIARRITZ, Jaa. 28. King Alpbonao accompanied by the military mambera of hia household conducted the Prince rti of Battenburg, her mother, tha Ptiiicesa Henry, and Prince Alexander of Battenburg in automobile to San Sebastian where they were cordially re ceived by tb Queen' mother, Maria Christiana . Tb party waa enthusiaati- 4 cally greeted en route. At San Sebas tian flower were showered oa th Princesses. ALLEGES IT IS HEALTHY. NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-overuor Ma- loss is flOO.OOO. Several apprentices in I goon who arrived from Tanama today single Irons were confined la the detea- aya there has not been a case of yel tion building when the lire broke out i low fever in the Canal Zone for seventy- but all were recued. fur day. Work ia progressing rapidly. MONEY USED CORRUPTLY IN NATIONAL ELECTION WASIUXGTON, Jan. 28. Publicity election contribution and expenditure aad tha formation of organization to promote these putyoee ia every ttate wet. urged in aa address iasued tonight by the National Publicity Bill organi sation. It declare there waa secret and corrupt use of money in the election of the chief magistrate of tha coun try, aad that legislators and state and municipal officers ar a menace to the Institution of a free people. The or ganization desire to promote similar organisation in every state In th union, ia order that tb proposed bill for a national law be required to dis close under oath every contribution of money in national campaign and pro viding for punishment for any violation, of such a law to be paaaed, and that the law ba supplemented by similar legislation affecting state and city; official.