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THE MORNING ASTOIU AN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i
Some of the Good Things
fresh This Season's Crop
PIN MONEY PICKLES
Vary fin Matuaailla olive stuffed with olive.
Manianilla live. tuffed witli Tie "wnto.
Mammoth Queea olive. Ct eve r on the market.
Heinie' Chill Saue. Ueinte I ndia Keli-h.
Something new and wry fin.
Heinw't Pure Malt Vinegar. Put up in quart bottle at
A. V. ALLIEN
Wher thoy kP J0 thing to eat.
SERIOUS SITUATION
Advices From China State Anti
Foreign Outbreak Imminent
OFFICIALS ARE INDIFFERENT
Rioting General in Chekiasg But Chin
es e&ciali Mak H Efiort Toward
Stopping It Chine Anxiou for
Foreign Troop to Leav.
A Untile mvun-d betaeen the garri
son at Irkutsk aud CocU iu which
over I.VW were killed. A dispatch y
OwMvi threw over 1,300 Into Like
Baikal through hole in the k. Th jrar
riou in Silieria r becoming de moral-
Ued because of th Kwth of th rvvu-
lutioiurr tuoveineut.
Famine conditions in North J pa a re
beciuninir fearful, thousand ar suffer
iny frvm starvation. Urge numbers of
Jeaths have occurred aud many are
dving. The jjoverunnut i orpniiii(S
relief and frvin committee are m
tributinjf rice in the famine dUtricte.
Ouethird of the ppulatin of 2.S20.00O
in the three striiken province ar In
ditreu,
Amont the reception to the gener
al returning from Manchuria that of
Generul surpa-od all, the news
paper hailing him aa True Samari,"
reim-ariution of Bihi, etc. Step are
being tukon to endow a XKt memorial
aylum for orphan of soldier killel in
the war. Iu hi report of hi army',
ojvration. General Xogi severely hlanV't
himwlf foe failure in hi flunking
VICTORIA, R C, Feb. 1.-Advice re
eeived by th Euipres of Chin yeter
day, tell of fear of an anti-foreign
rising in China.
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A. lkin uispaua s '"ir - r
feeling in Cbekiang cannot longer be movement at Muk ., statins hi delay
ignored and the foreign consul at
Shanghai are afraid of growing auti
foruiim tmlen-ies. Anolication for the
upprvH.n of the rioter, ar being j however. My the del.,y a unavoidable
made br th Pekin legation, but tbe;"l
indifferent ; movement twenty tour nonr aooner
would hav lvn alnnwt lieyond the
in throwing ton acro me ngnt rear
of the ttiiian avl Knropotkin from
annihilation. Criti.-s iu pre review,
Chine authoritie appear
and hve taken no steps either than i-
suing formal notir to the prouncialjP"' ' hun.au endurance.
guvrrnment to quell the ri-ing. A n
ins in the. Yang Tse Valley i alo fear-
Preparation were Wing made at
Yokohama for the reeeption of Prince
d. Meanwhile th Chinese ofhiial are..rtimr ol lonnangnt, expeeieu on n.
approarhing the ftweign mini-ter with M. S. Diadem from Hongkong, February
regard to the evacuation of China 10. He will remain in Japan until
by foreign troop. The Chine" March 13 when he will leave by H. M.
army, thev ay, ha been greatly im-.S. tmpres of Japan for Victoria.
proved and Tan fully eop with any ri-
ing. Japan i firmly objecting to eva
cuation.
ay Chinese reformer and patriot
hav an idea the only way to overthrow
the present dynaty i to tait another
nti foreign di-turUince a that of l!KH.
believing the foreign countries would
then depose th prnt ruler. The
writer believe all anti-fon-ign feeling
ha the hearty sympathy of those in
official poUiou.
The boycott U not altogether anti
American movement, it U thoroughly
' anti-foreign.
The Tokio Aahi says that whereas
C.reat Britain wilie to retain Wei llai
Wei, the Chin- government i enleav
oring to cancel the h-ae with the inten
tion of uiiig the pla-' for a Chinese
saval Mation.
Cronp.
writer in a Shanghai paper Begin with the aymptom of a com-
mull ntiui Jlit-n" in riiiiiiin'w, uti-zin.
ore throat, hot kin, quick pu-
hoareneit and impeded respiration.
(,ive freipient .mall dow of llallard'
Korehound Svrup, (th child will cry
for it) and at the firt ign of a croupy
enugh apply frequently llallard' Snoa
Uniment to the throat.
Mr. A Vliet, New Cat!e. Colo.,
write. Mun h I'J.lWg:: I think Itallard'a
jllorebound Syrup wonderful remedy.
and o pleaoant to take. Sold by
Hurt' Drug Store.
MOSS COMFORT THAW IVES.
On Sunday, December 17th, th Den
rer k Rio Grand railroad will inaugur
ate a daily lin of ataadard and tour
bt ilecping ear between Dtfirtr and
T . .U. lm .aMn ariiJ, Ka wlmim
Island Commission Makes its An
nua) Statement
CONDITIONS SATISFACTORY
laironism on th Wan Recommenda
tion at to th Amendment of Pret
est Law Province Comparatively
Peaceful Road Improvement.
Clark road. Both ear will leav Den-
Diwoutent among nuian prisoner. j m jjjy t :3o fc m v trriv at
in Japan resulted in attempt to ftreSa!t Lake City at 1:33 p. m., th next
the More and depot, which hoii da,y. At thia point th cax will b
J2,WX pri-oner. the nmh.nt lit trjingjiij 0Ter nntjl midnight, thus allow-
to fire the building repeatedly making
a many a four attempt in one day.
The Tokio Yoniuri ay Huron Kan
big through passenger th privUeg of
a atop-over of tea hour and a half in
Salt Lak City. Eastbound, the car
eko may be ap.inted Amba-ad.r t;-JH leave Los AjigeU- at S p. m., and
AmeA-a. vie. Mr. Takihira. 1,,,, ,t s,t Lata Qty at 6:30 a. m.,
Tao Jauwe t.,iped lx,at havv; ,orlltn)j WDr, tbey will remain
been wnt to .ippie, a fl.t of piiHle,,. nntij 3:50 p m f tbtlle
junk all ae armed, operating j wher they will arriv at 4:20 th fol-M-kpo
and Kii-.n on the Corean C.t. afternoon. Thi stop over at
Th onthivak at Vladivo,tok welljsalt Uk Oty of th regular lin of
planned, th Intention lii,g to coi..- , , - car promb to b an at-
lmne (li-tiirtiam-e at many plnce in r..,,lr. f, tr.nv.i
ril-ria. Sngiialien refugee nl'ei t
Hahrov-k. ni.ide ininiiion eau-e with the
rrvolntioni-t and are aid to intend I
making a raid on far i-l.mil when the
for Uantoontinenlal
J break up. Heport from otlicr quar
ter ay the revolutionary spirit hither
to confined to point on the i-.i il a ay i
widely preading in the interior.
DISCRIMINATING LAOIU.
teea t t
Health
Menn the ability to do a good dayV
niuk. without limine fatigue and to
II ml life worth living. You cannot he
iniigetion or cuiilipntion without it
lip-etting the 1ier and il luting the
blood. Such a condition may lie lct
and (iiiikct relieved by llerbin. the
liet liver regulator that the world has
eer kmiwn. .Mr. D. V. Smith, write.
April. !t. Itl:
"1 ii -e llcrliine. and find it the l-t
im-ilii ine f i-oiintimtion und regulating
the liver I ever UM-d." .V)c. Sold by
Hart' li iig Stre.
CARRIES SIX SURVIVORS.
aiT raise RenMi ) A
It DftatlaettTeaess.
Tb ladle wli hav nsed Kawbr!
Hrptct4 speak of It In th Mrhest
term, for It quick affect In cleansing
tb scalp of dandruff and alao for Us
Miiencs as a neral halr-dresslns;. It
make tb scalp feel fresh and It allay I SAV KKANdSt U, Feb. 1. With six
that rtcblni which dandruff will eaus. Ijf (f WW of t(( Vl,(.n,.ia thMti, tlie
Kswhro' Herpleld effctlelr ctir
androff. a It deatroys th germ thatj'.v f rka( which wa at the acen
cause IL Th sam erm cause hair t , uf the diater, arrivl in thi port
fall out. and Uter bsldness; In killing It. ni ,lt fr,n n,. TW 0B
v a A i , m m n Tllita hala si hahgwaf aatfl I
haJdneaa. It la also an Ideal hair dress-
hif. tor it lends aa aristocratic charm t
th hair that Is quit distinctly. Sold
tr leading drofaista. fiend Wo. In stamp
for samoU t Tb Herpicld Co., De
troit, Mich.
Eagl Drug Stor, 351-353 Bond St,
Owl Drug Store, 549 Com. 6tH T. F.
iaurtn, Prop. "Special Agent."
belonging to 1'ie wreckel Valencia were
th following:
FRANK LKHX, freight clerk.
P. I'HI.MT:R, fireman.
P. THUMB, baker
P OBRIEX, wsfr
. RAYMOND, waiter
J. WALSH, water
WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-TW annual
report of th Philippine toinmi
loa ft PKM 5, tgthr with the sep
arate Wport to th l'mnwiiion of the
governor-general of tlie Wand and of
th head of tli four executive depart
ment, ha jut been published by th
War lX-partment.
Condition at t Pac and Order. ,
Th governor-general, in hi report to
the Philippine Commiion, stale, in
part:
"With th exception f th province
of Cavite, Ilatanga. and Samae. je.'
nd rkr hav "generally prevailed
thivughout the iland. Kxcept in the
province the inlaiic of Uwle"e
have tieen few and inignltlcant. Cattle
tealing, which wa common 'two or
three year ine, ha alnut entirely
tTaed, and thi. tigether with th wn-e
of security which has com to th peo
ple frvmi a vigorous piimuit of thc vil
dtt-r. ha princially rontrSbuted to the
increased cultivation niciitioiiisl ule.
The province of Cavite. lUtatiga. and
Ssmar have lcen much afflicted during
the year by organised Ltdron IwiuN,
which for a considerable time pat hav.'
terrorised and pltimlerel th jiropl at
interval. Th effect of their dcpivda
tkms resulted in the aUndonmeut by
luany of the inhabitant of tlwir rich
est and best agricultural bind, and the
moving into the town of th farming
claa, wher to sow extent at least
police protection was afforded theui."
Currency.
The new currency iiain a pdd lii
ha already taken the place of the old
Mint luting Mexican, Spanish-Filipino.
Chinese, and other foreign win prev
iously prevailing in the islands, an.V
commercial contract, importing, ex
porting, Inlying, anil also acmng
within the island ar now all uHin
uniform bal and a fixed, known stand
ard, and the whole public and tlie gov
ernment are able to forecant reaiilt. so
far a such result depend uan the kind
of money to l paid or received, a
the case may lie.
The total amount of th new cur-
rncy down to Juna 30, 190S, was 31,-
955JkiO po. of which iif,V),WI peso
were in actual circulation, including in
thi latter statement such o a were
represented in actual circulation by
silver certificate, of which titer was
I0,4.VUH n-im in circulation.
Congie lm authorized th iue of
larger denomination of silver certifi
cate to more than MNiit,V e in
the not distant future.
The oioiniioii believes that great
relief, combined with entire safety,
might b secured if Congress would sir
thorite the u-e of United State gold
coin In wrt a a reserve for the silver
i-ertithiite. such a gold coin la-iug full;
legal tender money in the Philippine
Island. Th government could then
purclia silver when the market i low
and abstain from purchasing same when
the price of silver i high. A portion of
the gold coin cou-i-ting of thi rescive
against the certificate might lie de
posited in the United Stales in author
ized d'Hsiloiie where it would draw
interest, vvlijih would make a substan
tial income for the benefit of tin" gold
slnmlard fund and the construction of
new vault would la? uniiei-essiiry. In
this connection attention i invited to
the fact that there is immediately avail
able iu the insular treasury vault up
ward of :i.UKMd) in United State
gold coin nnd.tlmt as the transfers of
fund from th treasury of the United
State to the Philippine Island for the
army and other purpose are mainly
made through the insular treasury by
deposit in New York, an indefinite
amount of gold coin could thus be de
posited in New York to the credit of
th treasurer of the Philippine Island-,
th equivalent being placed to the credit
of the treasurw of the United State
at Manila, so that no actual transfer of
money and consequent expense would
he necessary,
Dingley Tariff.
The recommendation heretofore mad
in report of the Philippine Commission
that Cmigres b urged to repeal tb
duties on sugar and tobacco from th
Philippine Mauds, or at least to make
a large reduction la the asm, when im
ported Into th United Stales, ar
earnestly renewed, as both Industrie
ar In a languishing slat. It U stated
that tlieie i only a limited are of land
adapted to th profitable cultivation of
tolmiro and sugar, aud that the quality
of th former is generally por.
Th total output of cigal In the
Philippine Island for tU fiscal year
lmi 3 was mily i p r rent of the mini
her consumed iu th Uuitd States, and
th total number exported to all tuttn
liic wa only 1 per cent.
Th high-water production of sugar
under Spanish sovereignty was Jtm.iasi
tons, and the total summit exported f
tlte last fiscal year was only 12..ti
short ton, which included a con-l.ler
aide, amount held in waix-houscs from
pivviou veal.
Mining Law.
In previous report th t'ommUhn
ha repeatedly called attention to the
disastrous effect and harsh and needless
restriction imposed by the pirsent law,
and now again strongly recommends the
repeal of the ohitoxkuia set-lion by which
on person or corporation may hold but
one claim upoa a given vein or hide, and
this not to exceed l0 by lias) feet,
from which it naturally follows that no
large invo-tnH'iit will ! made. Gold
and coal hv Keen found In consider
able quantities In many place, but th
pMsjiector and cbiiinlmlder, I they
Filipino or Americana, ar hosrlessly
liandicupied by this section. The Sec
retary of the" lnti-rior recommend the
adopt hut, in effect, of section 31 of
the Stale statute of Oregon,
Attend Dedication. Among the iiieni
lie i of the A-toiia lodge of Flk In at
tendance last evening at the dedication
of the new Portland hlg huilding.
were It. Kvuii, C. V, Hi own, Mitlcvdin
llarger, exaltis.! ruler of Astoiis; J, C.
Clinton, secretary; .1, C. .Met'u!
termed loyal knights XV. F., S himpff,
-'n-med leading knight; J. II. OVoli-iH-ll
mid Frank Cook.
STEAMER FIRED ON.
Unknown Schooner Fires on German
Vessel.
I.FITIl. Swllaiid. Feb. I.-The O.r
man steaiiH'i' iemiiut wMh arrivnl here
tislay nqiort she wa Died on by a
dimmer of unknown natioualtiy in the
North Sea on the night of Junusiy 27.
Kill shot were fired at th- diincr
of a ship's length and th mat wa
woiimlcl, Th mat sar th Isngusg
used on the schooner wa Finnish, Itu
siail or Sedih.
SEEP OUT CHINESE.
NKXX' YoltK. FU I.-The Chamber
of Commerce adopted a resolution lo
day, favoring th Hons pill piohibit
lug the entry of Chinese lals.ier into
this country.
Tbcr' a cur for old age, an excel
lent and thorough on. Ther l noth
ing nsationl about it It Is th best
th doctor can find under existing cir
cumstance. Ho!litr' Rocky Moun
tain Tea. 33 cent, Tea or Tablet.
Frank TTart, druggi!.
chance or im
Th Baltimore k Obi Railroad
Commencing Sunday, November 19.
train No. 6, th Royal Blu Limited, will
leav Grand Central passenger elation,
Chicago at ( p. m., instead of 1:30 p. m.
and will arriv la Httaburg at 6:3S a,
m, Washington at 4:40 p. m Baltlmor
5:60 p. ra. Philadelphia, 1:19 p. m. New
York 10:40 p. m. th aam as with th
old schedule, thus reducing th Urn
on hour and thirty minute. No eiorss
far VIII be charged on thia fat limited
train. All other train will arrive and
depart the tame aa formerly. Stop-over
I allowed at Washington, Baltlmor and
Philadelphia, not to exceed tea day, at
each place, on all firsMa through
ticket.
For any Jisca-e of the akin there la
nothing better than Chamberlain'
Salve. It relieve the itching and burn
ing sensation Instantly and oon effects
a cure. Sold by Frank Hart and lead
ing druggists.
SEE THAT BOY ?
His clothe are worn out but look at
his shoe. They are still good, Wau
they are
"Billy Buster
Shoes"
They have a note (hat won't wear out.
S. A. GIMRE,
AGENT TOR Trie DOUGLAS MlOt;
B43 Bond Street Opp, Beet Biggin k C.
A Piano Number Fret With Erery $3.00 Purchase
Clothes Bought tt Wise's Pressed Free ExceptSaturdiy
The End of the
JANUARY
vSALE
Drawing' Near
While Reductions Are
In Force
While Assortments Are
Good, J.L
Or Else You Will Be
Sorry.
iermaE Wise
ASTORIA'S RELIABLE CLOTHIER
in
6c KB COPY
Special sale of old standard pieces, vocal
and instrumental
Five Days Only, 6c per copy
J. N. GRIFFIN
J
TT Wll II ICe41 VI aT9 Beer,
A . -a
"TCUm'C aflDFD A MAT TCI? I
L. E. Sellfi, Leee and Manager
2-NIGHTS-2, COMMENCING
FRIDAY, FEB. 2
sWsaWSJssjissssssMBBsaajsjBaji
THE ROSCIAIf COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
Friday ErenlntfSousa's El Capitan
, Saturday Matinee
GILBERT ARD SULLIVAN'S "THE MIKADO
SATURDAY EVINI5G
BALFE'S BALLAD OPERA, "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL."
"THEN TOU'LL REMEMBER ME," "I DREAMT I DWELT IN
MARBLE BALLS," "THIN TOU'LL REMEMBER ME," "THE FAIR
LAND OF POLAND" "THE HEART BOWED DOWN."
Kvenlng Prices Kesanred Seat, $1.00) Gallery,, M cent.
Matinee I'riaee AduHa, 80 cents Children, 29 cents.
On account of th heavy expense of this engagement the free list
will be entirely suspended with the eiceptlon of tlie Pre.
Reserved Beat Pal Open Thursday ilornlng, 0 a, m., at Hotfltr'
Candy Store. Curtain, 1:20; Carriages, 10:43.
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