THE MOHNIXG ASTOIUAX. A STOMA. OHKCON.
1UKSIMY, MARCH ij, toofl.
SUNDAY
DROWNING
Tlic tiiiinei' Kltnorr is evixvteil in
from Tillamook Hay (mints this uttei
Jccob Rounails Losts Hi Liie at
Crooked Creek
Tin" -itMin-liip t'oliiinhiit i due Ik
Ione tin- O. K. . jii.'i-. lii ic ui noon
todaj , lor San Krtint'ivii; that
-lit- can hivtik mil from tlio frigid
of Toil Ian. I.
-, it
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ROANOKE ARRIVES IN PORT
Launch Companion Starts for Alaska
Cutter Perry Comes in From the
North Columba Out for Bay
City Deck and Dock News
Tlic stemmr IoIkiii I'imiImii cuiiie in
uom ,-an rramiMO vesiewtav niorttun:
.m l li'ft nji tin1 t 'nluiiihbi almo-t intiu
di.tteh. tor St, Helens, ,inroiiM'i an
I'oi t laiiil. at fin-It of wliifli points sh
will take on lumber lor t'alifoiuia de
livi i f.
Word was ivceived in this eitv yester
day of the iiividentiil death, by drown
ing, on Sunday evening, of daeoh
Haumila. on (."rooked Creek, nlxnc
Iray's Bay. It U known that Mr.
Kaumilu left this ,itv on Saturday
night in an open boat bound for the
northshore, and no further details of
the disaster are at hand. He was a
prominent member of the United Fin
nish Brotherhood, and his Uvly will bo
bought hither today at the iiMance i
of that big order. Further particular- ;
of the accident, and of the preparation- j
for sepulture, will lie given a- somi a.;
ascertained.
1 lie launi-'a t oiiiiuiiioii, t'.-iiit.iiit 'label
lelt down, and out. a! noon estei
day noon, with Tom, linden in ehaig
of her engines, and I .ipt.iin leu .N ii-i-n
e ina-ler of the motor -.hoonei 1 Vila.
as siipeiraigo, bound tor Vnaitute. foi
order. Her order- will take h l direct
to Alaska, and Captain .bn-en. it i
thoilyht. will have charge of the launch
l.oren. -old out of this port some time
ago and now on duty up there.
The steamship Hoanoke ero--ed in
yesterday evening at I! oVlm k from I.os
Angelen. San Francisco and Kmvka.
with sixty-four people in her cabins and
a big manifest of mixed freight for
Portland lesides fifty ton- for this port.
She docked at the Cullender pier at 7: -to
o'clock and took on loanl sixteen tons
cf south bound freight anil after a stay
of two hours here left up for the me
tropolis. She catisiht the late easterly
gales and held them all the way from
Eureka whence she sailed at noon on
Monday, but experienced no ditiirnltv
nor discomfort on the way up. She will
rtturn down on Friday next and take
on a heavy line of cargo here.
The -teainei Mliittiir aimed in from
San Francisco yeterda, en route to
Portland. Captain liemge W. Seaman,
the new muster of the hit t icr icpoit
that at i:l." urU-k on Sundax even
ing hist, when he a- almtit lilteen
niih'- northwe-t ol Y.i.jiuiu light, he
pa ed within 2iH yai-1- of wli.it appear
ed to lie a -mall -dimmer bottom up.
The -ea wa nimiiiig too high I'm iiim
to mak- a detailed iii-pc-lion of the
derelict, and be rejnots the matt r toi
what is may le woith ! those w ho.e
esp.viai duty it i- to utfiu.uil su,-i
thing- and determine the .u-in.iIiM'
fornin. I List of Light., and l og Slgnal-
I'acihY Coast. I'HU. page III, No. l' an.
List of Light-, llnoy, and lamaik-
I'aeille I'mlst, PHHi, page III, Local
m i.i icci oi wilier, on tile westerly lde
of the channel in San Pedio llaebor
about I! .'IJ mile SI), b K, Iiom lh,
... , I. .. 1. . tk i . . .... .
.-onmem i acme uaiiiiMil wliail. I us
lived white pol lanlein light, hcicto-
lot pott. si temporarilv di-contiiiued,
ha- been permanently discontinued. Uv
oidcr of the Light House Uomd. II. '.
M.ino, t'ommaiider L. S, , In-pedor
Tneltth Light Hoii-e In-tilct,
1 WHITE SLAVE " TRADK.
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM.
The motor schooner Gerald 0. is du
to leave today for Xestueca.
''New York, No. 20," utherwi-.- the
Columbia bar pilot sciioon.-r Pulitzer is
docked, and hwding fn-h supplies and
will leave out for the " blue Pacific" a
sonn as she takes on her la-t parcel.
The ti venue cutter I '..niiiiisloie iViiy
entered snt yesteiday moining ami i
aiiclnued in the city channel. She made
a circuit of the wateis cuntiguou- to the
MS'ne of tiie Valencia wreck, tape 1'e.ile,
an.! visited the cable station on the we-t
roast of Vancouver and wa gone nine
days. Captain Tut tie. who is a victim
rheumatism is about to file a idea
for relief to see if he cannot check the
eoui-e of the disagreeable trouble, and
there are hosts of friend-, ashore, and
arloat. who will be glad to know he has
vanquished the malady. X man of his
vigor, couragt and urbauitv -houl l have1
to contend with so obstructive an ill
as iheumati-in. even if he has -pent
half a century mi th-- high sea.
It is not known Vet who will super-ede
him in command of the handsome eut-tt-f.
Jerome Investigat hr Negro Imprison
m nt of White Gills.
M W l;iv March I.', The ,li-i,--t
.ittonsex's ,(t(, ,,( 1(( ,.,.( (V,(1 fl.
Siiiiilav 111 its invesllKatloii of ti,.
' Wlute Slave" Trade
("lilef fink Meiuieliery and Assistum
Oistnct Attorneys Kly ,uu t;arvuU
scent the entue .lay at their ofttcot.
healing recilal- of the cruelties impose, I
upon tiie women alleged to lune been
under tiie coiiliol ,,f ne.ooes.
Mr, llenncliciv said last night thai
-cole ol iiiiliclin lit- will v asked
agam-t u .uni to !iae been alliliat
with UoU'it . Uiggs. tl. colons!
man uiidei aric-t
One ot tl.e women taken in a tail
l.i-t fall in a n.gro die on Min lla
Uine. tol.l Mr. I i v ,-tn esteilav Ilia!
slie had been bound and gagged toi
thiee das tor piini-hmeiit t.u nung
to escape tlom the place. uotln-l told
of ll lllg dcpli.si Irolll food o ,i week
tor a similar in. lis. ret ion.
I. i . . ...
i once i mis-ioiiei lungnaiii has ta
ken up the ine-ligation ,,f he trallh
and has ilemaiid-d a report from ail the
ciplailis icgai.ling the evi-teuce of ne
gl..' den..
CONGRESS WILL AID
National Guard and Naval Militia
to Be Strengthened.
APPROPRIATION TO BE MADE
Piactually Crttain That Confess Will
lm-rea! the Appiopnation for
Moth Rianchca oi the Servico
HiM:i Aic Now Pending.
m lum you to know
THAT OUK SPRING CLOTHES
HAVE ARRIVED AND THAT
TIIKY HAVE NO KUAL IN
THE CITY FOR
Style
Workmanship and
Novelty of Design
BOY BANDITS.
s.VN' IiisK, lal., .March II -In the
aiie-t thi moining of Alonzo Story and
'e-se Mason, boy, 1U years of age, the
sherf iff believes he has not only caught
the bandits who held up the Mountain
Hamilton stage Saturday night, but
j!o the men who did a similar trick
last April and escaped suive-sfully with
a small amount of booty.
I HIl'AliO. Maid, l A disimtch
the Tribune from Washington n . :
The national guard nu, i lie naval
inililia will rcccie -iib-taut ml aid from
t'ougiv-H dining the in. -sent session, ll
is practically certain that former will
be giaiiled all increase in its annua
appropriation liSim I.inki.immi i .si.inni.
'"HI and pioided with ni.aiis foi tin
pioniotilloll of target pi net lee. Tin
ploliabilit i- stiong that the naval
militia will ! placed in the same ieh
tloli (o the Lulled States go et nilient il
ls the National lluaid
There are pending scleral lulls in both
blanches of I ongies- to increase the
ellicieu, of the National liiianl and
natal militia, but tho.c which meet
wilh the fatoi of the committees ha
ing -mil matters in .-harg.- ai-- the wmk
of inti i-tate a--oci.it ions. The National
l.u.n.i lull was prepaid! at ,t coiiten
Hon ot (he lnl.i-t.it.- National l.uaid
s.o,-iati,,i held last .lime at Si. Paul,
Mum. A majority of the States and
territoii, s w. le n pie-i lite I at the coll
teniion and the bill nceitcd the unani
moils support of the delegate, ple-ellt
'I he hist convention of the us-ocia-
i mn tta- in-ni m tins cut m laniiali
nepre-entatives were present from
forty tine- States and lei I ii torics, and
the bill was again ili-in e. and again
indorsed bv them
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WK WANT TO SELL YOU
THAT SPRING SUIT WE
HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT
P. A. STOKES
Public Confidence i Our
Greatest Ami.
IDEA IS OPPOSED.
UNION BURIAL
Notice to Mariners.
San Pedro Harbor Light No. .T-Cali-
SPK18 DRESS GOODS I
ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE,
THE NEW DRESS FABRICS ARE READY IN GREAT PROFUSION.
EVERY NEW MATERIAL, EVERY NEW WEAVE, EVERY SHADE IS
REPRESENTED. ALL WOOL MATERIALS FOR DRESS COSTUMES.
SUITS, SKIRTS, ETC. OUR PRICES WILL BE FOUND THE VERY
LOWEST.
Come and Let Us Show You the New
Dress Goods,
;-l..-:-t
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. i!r -:i
t
lui- tiettrih.
. t " .. i ioi t In 1 Chicago
v'.s -Lift'" ot j
i. ." l!::'t a wife I
.ii nji lu-r lius
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'':. ; licrliei-t, the
of laa. rcsiginsl
i.liOt .li. to -u
s-i. diirly Sir
Lewi, to SIHVPimI
it
t;-
i... dia'cly c
111!.!. -iihI's lit
I'.'.iiiii-r-ti'n's
t. -.ivil g ti:'
. I'Ut civil
"i. ;;-'ter till
Spring
Gray is the season's most favorite shade; from 45c to $1.50 a yard.
Hew Serges, all grades, all shades from 59c to $i.as. New Spring and
Summer Mohairs, are here in immense variety. All the new shades from
59c to $1.48 a yard.
NEW WASH GOODS
We are showing a large variety of Wash Goods in Lawns, Demities,
Dotted Swiss, Meroeriied Cotton Materials, etc., 10c to 5c a Yard.
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
Grocery Specialties for
Economical Buyers
Health Coffees, Fig Prune or Caramel Cereal, Package 20c
Corn Meal, White or Yellow, 10-lb Sack 25c
Sand Soap, Star of the Kitchen, 7 Bars for 25c
Puffed Rice, an Excellent Breakfast Food, 2 Packages 25c
Stop that cough with a bottle of our Rock and Rye, Special Bottles. . . 75c
THE FOARD & STOKES GO.
Where the New things Make Their Debut.
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tiie viv-:i :
with :i
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tirst l.i i i
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llli'ios tv-.i;'
"lie w ,i;l ! Ii.lt
;ic -oi:;it .
"ilf ;!!; Ii; . it 1. .i.i..
ilC'-l'ilC'l L.'iity 'r!ii-rc;i
"He Will look lifter
ri:it," iilli ilill.-J J 1 1 1 J i
ii-i-e, tt'itli iis.ri-.nji e.
"He eaiuiol ur.ler hi., ovtii liniiier!"
"He ill coiii nji the cl(itliiin 'Icpart
tuciit," with tltulil hujx f illness.
"If tuy daUKlitoi-H iliil not 'ivc tin
ortlcrs to bin tailor b" would be with
out a coat!"
ralmorston carried the day. however
and Ooriiwall Ia-wIs reluctantly ac
cepted the office. Not long after Hit'
uwlersi.Tretary found him In a club,
trj'lug presumably to Inform hiiiim-ll
upon hlH dutlot. He was reading a
work on the military tactics of Lycao-nlans.
Have Un.on
Unions Will
Cemetery.
I lh '.Min, .Man h I.'. it -imui vtill Ih
is.ible fur ;ill union un ii of ( 'lii.-.(!;n
oloilhlt
h;i.t.
in.. 11
In be blllle.l uii.ier "
eolhllt ion-. Tile I. is
llflioil bonk i.' In',, j. ,1 " I
tery,"
Alter mi iinpiiNc i,.ir 1 , v i'..
Ci;';n' M.i'm I s' 1'iiiini, i, tlic 11 1
MIOM-Ili.-Ilt 1 1 .k .i ..t i.-.i I . I 1 1 1' m
il l 1 . ;inl tt it l in .1 iimiit ii .,1 t u .1 .1
of ii ill ii I I.ul'c fiiniili tor ."iium
I
'.till hine I.e. 11 ..iiiiii-,. 'n,i. bin tin 1 pi,
ofollll I U ill !,c p-.i-l 11- 1 -ti jctlv 1.. 1 .
i.iiu..-ts ,. 1, lh 1 j.i-i-i,!i in.it lie
!.'! 1 1 tln-ie.
Nfw Yotk Physician Ridicule Killing of
Inrutablri
M'.W Mi!K, M.ii.li L. TI,,. nt.it e
liicnl m.i.le in (he lutt.i I . -i ,l,it m e bt
Li plccnl ltn,- t.n yni v ill llltlo.lllcilli,'
Ills bill icjiiiiinj,' phi meiails lo kill ill
curable tliat " lltei-t ,ne li....il.i m
Illicit'... Net! Volk 1111. 1 ulliei l.uyr
citic. i tin. scene of sinli iiui,.., l(
loost dailt," ttits lecited bv lliuse mi
ell.llire ,,f New 'ok hiiiil.ls Willi
li.liclil.'.
I lie neaie-t tliinjj to 1I . I ll eynr j '
stateinent thiit eter Inn! currency heir,
ll ttas ileclaii. ttan that i.l.l niiierli
1
lulioii amotiji the etv ignorant of a
"black bottle" kept at !clenc tu tt .
up tlic careeis ui iaiiier .at ii-nl , .
pecial i il tiie ilis-ei t iiif niinii ieci. .
1 ail.it er4.
Sllpcl illli llilellt l lll.t lull- i, t Met lie
s.ud last ni'ht llmt no -11.I1 pi.uti.e a
Dr. ilii-aoiy liis .li-cmeicl, a ei r
k Hint 11
" I lli-le nil. at une t jtne," lie ..i.
"an a'ilalioii 111 t.iti.." ..f ..ipilal puiii'h
01 -nl l.t in. ,111. ..I ,ili,.i.ii I i,.i.,,ii-
lt .Imp.. n ...mi. ,,f (I,,-.,.
ttniibl i,, ll.,- u,,rk In 111..1C 1 -asiU aii'l
-at I-I.i. t.u il I li.in .1 . 1 1 1. il .,1 !,,ni;.
ne,'. Lot tin- .1yil.1t mil nut tiie -iim-
il 1. ,11 i.t t -I. 1.1 11 I
It. . I
We have Received
Another Shipment of
Those Fancy Genuine
Imported English
Bloaters. Try them
they are fine.
4ST0RI A GROCERY
I'hotv Main 681
523 CommrreUl St.
11.
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The Melon Didn't Connt.
lte memoirs of General Marbot upon
the first French empire relate that on
the occasion of a very formal dlstrlbu
tion of rewards made by Napoleon be
fore Ratlibon an old grenadier came
forward and demanded nomewbat
sharply, to the astonishment of all, a
cross of the Legion of Honor.
"But what have you done?' said Na
poleon. "Why, lrv" said the soldier, "It was
I who, In the desert of Yafa, when It
was terribly hot and you were parched
with thirst, brought you a watermel
on." "Thank you," said Napoleon, "but a
watermelon for a general Is not worth
a cross of the Legion of Honor."
The grenadier flew Into a violent
rage. "Well, then," he shouted, "I uri
pose that the seven wounds that I got
at Areola and at Lodl and at AiiHterlltz
and at Frledlund go for nothing, cu?
My eleven campaigns In Italy, In
Egypt, In Austria, In Primula and Id
Poland you don't count, I suppose ?"
"Tut, tut, tut!" exclaimed the emper
or. "How you do get excited when you
come to the essential point of the whole
matter! I make you now a chevalier of
tlio Legion of Honor for your wounds
nnd your campaigns, but don't tell me
any more about your watermelon 1"
l.'l IH.ll til, III I 111-11 I i ,l.iI V t,.
1 1. -1 ii.-n.i- 'I iii ..i 11.. I i
keep til eciiii-t.'i y U,; ! I.
11. iiii.i-r- nt tin-ir ..v. 11 trade 1
vt il! throw open I in- ;ite. id t Ic
'loniid tu lh.. utiicr union- nl t liicio.
It is expected that tlic H--I of lb- T.'iO
labor m'iinia1 ion- ui t ),- city v, ill join
heartily in the plan.
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DAMAGE SUITS.
A Scientific Wonder.
The cures that stand to its credit
make Bucklen's Arnira Salve a fcien
tofic wonder. It cured E. R. Mulford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa., of a diHtressing case
of Piles. It heals the worst Burns,
Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds.
Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Only 25r
at Chas, Rogers drug store,
Chicago City Attorney Would Cut Down
Damaei Suits,
CIlIf'AliO, March . Ambulance
Cliasci'H," and adjil-linetit -ocicties me
flayed in the anual report of City At
torney John V. Sinulski, which ttill 'o
to the city council tonight. Three veils
of experience in defending the city in
per-onal damage MiitH have lend Mr.
Smulski to the conclusion that the
greater number of the claim a "graft,
pure and simple," and in vigorous lan
guage lie protest against (lie mulcting
of the public treasury by "Professional
leeches."
The present si reel, car companies, he
says, pay about i2,(HK),IHf) yearly in
settling injury cases and they arc ex
perts in (lie art of self-defense in the
court.
The document inform the council
that Chicago has paid out $.'100,000 last
year for broken legs and arms and for
other injuries. It says Unit if the city
inspectors were up to the mark and at
tended to business the sidewalks and
street holes that cause the accidents
would not exist.
PIECE Of BEEF
Suffered For Three Years With
Itching Humor-Doctor Did No
Good Cruiser Newark, U. S. N,
Man Cured in Three Weeks.
SPEEDY CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
NOTICE.
All v.itcis of Clatmip county, iircK
pectivi! of parties, are her.-by invite.!
ami ic,uslei to meet and participate
in a iiiii-m meet in to be held in "Logan
hull" at Astoiin, on Saturday, April UI,
lliotl, nt 10 u. in., for the purpose of
nominating a full county ticket to b
voted for 011 Monday, June 4, 100(1.
C. J. TRKNCIIARI),
Chairman of the Citizen'
Committee of Antoria, Ort,
max u'. mm.,
Secretary.
"I suffered with humor for alxxit
three years, off ami on. I finally saw
a doctor mill he gave mo remedies that 1
did liie no gHul,
wi I tried Ciiticuni
when my limb be
low the knee tot ho
anklo wits as raw
iw a picco of Ix-ef.
All 1 lined was tlio
Cut iciiniSi nit) and
S tiie Ointment. I
bathed with tlio
Doctors Are Puzzled.
The romnrkabte recovery of Kenneth
Mclver, of Vanceboro, Me,, is the sub
ject of much interest to the medical
fraternity and a wide circle of friends.
He says of his case: "Owing to severe
inflammation of the Throat and con
gestion of the Lungs, three doctors gave
me up to die, when, as a last resort, I
was induced to try Dr. King's New Dis
covery and I am happy to say, it saved
my life." Cures the worst Cough and
Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Weak
Lungs, Ifoarceness nnd LaOippe. Guar
anteed at Chan. Rogers' drug store. 50c
and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Soap every day and used about six
or seven boxes of Ointment. 1 wan
thoroughly cured of the humor in threo
weeks una haven't been ufTectod with
it since. I use 110 other Soap than
Cuticuru now. I remain, yours respect
fully, II. J. Myers, IJ. H. N., U. a S.
Newark, New York, July 8, 1905.
" I'. S. Publish if you wish."
CUTICURAGROWSnAIR
Crusted Scalps Cleansed and
Purified by Cuticura Soap
Assisted by light drcwing of Cuticuru,
thegreal Skin Cure. This trcutiiientut
once Httips falling bnir, removes crusts,
scales, and dandrulf, (lent toys hair
paruwite.H, soothes irritated, itching
Hurfiioon, stimulates the bnir follicles,
looHons the sculp sk in, supplies the roots
with energy and nourishment, and
makes the Imirgrow upon iiHwcct.wholc
somn, healthy scalp when all else fails.
Complete external and internal treat
ment for every humor, from pimples to
scrofula, from infancy to age, consisting
of Cuticuru Soap, Ointment, and Tills,
may now be hud of nil druggists for ono
dollar. A siiiirle. set is often sufficient
u".. . niiiiik niTL in 1,1 l,CH nun
to cure the most distressing cases.
Horn nirouKiioui llii. wiirlil. Cntlrur Smp, Olnt
mml, I'll'., anil ltM,ilvi.,il,li..flii(r,,iClhc,illi.:auU
Pain, 'Or. pir vl l). I'olHr DrilK Cllf m. Corp., Hole
1'ruiw., lluDtuUi M Sul (or " i lie Urwt Uuiiiur Cure."
THE
Dr. C. GEE W0
Chinese
Medicine Co.
Formerly located 253
Alder Street: for the
gj nast five ycars.UAVE
' attht) ionth-eimt imr.
ner of First and Morrison Htreets. En
trance No. 1G2 Front Ht.
Successful Home Treatment
Dr.C. OKK WO Is known throiiKlintit tlio
CIiiIUmI HUiIck, and Ih culled the, Ureal (.'lilnenH
Doctor on ueemint of his wonderful cures
without tint uid ol 11 knife, without iihIiiii
polMon ordniKHofiiny kind, lie treaU liny
mid all dlMeaxcH with isiwerfnl oriental roots
herliM, liarks, and vcaetables tlnit are un
known Ui nieillcal sclenc.i In IIiIh country,
and throiiKh the 11 mi nf ihcut' liiirmless rcniiv
u, en m'KiiiMiuiiccn , cure
Catarrh, Asthma, Lung Trouble, Rhcumtifm,
Nervoumeu, Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Female
Weakness and all Chronic O'seases.
Call or write, eneliwlnir 4 2-eent, NlaiiipH for
iiiiiIIIiik book and circular. AddrcHH,
The C Oe Woo Chinese Medicine Co,,
No. 161 1.2 First St.. S.F.. Cor. Morrison.
M,mll" lMH Portland Oreijon.
STAMMERING AND STUTTER
ING CURED
For Particulars Address
THE PACIFIC SCHOOL FOR STAM
MERERS 1201 cast amhill Street,
Portland, Oregon. .
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