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8 TIIK MOKNING ASTOHIAX. ASTOKIA. OHKGOX. TUESDAY, MARCH u, 1906. in - -i LENT PISH NEW PAPER. lent MAUDLIN SYMPATHY SMOKED SALMON, lb ns.KKlnu, SALT, DOZEN aj SMU&KD BLOATERS, DOZEN 53 (SMALL) 30 MACKEREL, BLOATERS, No. 1 EACH i5 FANCY, No. . .". . . .' ... . . . FOR .,5 " . No. 3 3 FOR .5 CAN SALMON, CHINOOK, tt ,s PUDDING 1 '.....'..'. .,5 CAN MACKEREL, BROILED IN SOUSE AND IN TOMATO SAUCE ... J0 SPICED ANCHOVIES, tb ",' ",0 A. V. ALLEN Sole Agents For Baker's Steel Cut Bairington Hall Coffee. New York Socialists Would Aid Idaho Murderers. DENOUNCED IDAHO OFFICERS SEVERE STORM. ! ll i: c. Mono in year- .-,! Maine lu re fur t!i Mar l.i. - I he w in ! '1!- -l-.t Ml ll.t. l't't"! U-t thim -i hours JEALOUS HUSBAND Much -new ifll N.Mi'iii.iv uaunin Hit' storm coiiiitien. a illg. f 1(1 colli ilillilla dotting today. Wind is Mowing and it i very ttiKI. the thermometer be ing lower than at any tiuif dm ins 111' winter. liejtolt- flOl'i tiVlT till' COUlltV -!;) the sttirm is ..eiicnl. Vt I'il..t i;.. I center of the sheep country there are r. inches of snow. Limbing and shearing had just comin m-ed thcie. and vvhih there i no loss vet. there will le if t'i' storm continue.. At Helix and Athena, in the wheat section, there are four indies of snrnv 1 , win 110 winci. mere l no vvlie.it cnu. wi i be Ivenefited. At Milton, in the fruit section, there is a oohl, dry .now fall. Tree, are no yet budded, and it is In-tiered there w ill be no damage to the fruit crop. .111 ! ! ' ajjaiii l.it even- 'Shoots His Wife and Then Kills iil iii-ht. Miovv i. I Himclf ,; QUARRELED WITH HIS WIFE Man Was So Jealous That His Wife Left Him He Then Procures Revolver and Kills Her and Himself. You feel the life giving current the minute you take it. A gentle soothing warmth, fills the nerves and blood with life. It's a real ph-amre to take Hoi lister's Rocky -Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tablet. Frank Hart, druggist. 1 II It Your attention is called to our new store, now open and ready for businefs We Do Expert Painting, Graining Paper Hanging and Frescoing GIVE US A CALL The Eastern Painting ft Decorating' Co. No. 75 8th St O.VKAND. Cal.. Marvh 12.-Fired t,v iiwin- jealousy, which for more than a year had smouldered in his breast, euus- isr numlierless quarrel with hi wife Frank T. Homer, a painter, this after noon .hot and fatally wounded his wife Mrs. Marv Honor, and then turned his weapon against himself, inflictinir wound from which he died this evening at the Receiving Hospital. Homer's erime was committed in the presence of two of his children. Ruth and Dede Homer. Ruth, when her father fired the firt shot at his wife, sprane to his side and tried to tear the revolver from his gra.p, but he shook off the clinging hands of the child, and regardless of her screams, fired another shot at the wom an and then shot himself in the head, Homer's crime was committed after a Ion? quarrel with his wife, who had left him a week ago. and was caused bv her refu-al to return to him. New York Central Federated Union Will Protest Against Prosecution nt Western Federation Ofticials on Ttial in Idaho. M W M!!K. March IJ .l..hn 1 ',.,-e. toillur Vm uli,! mavoi ,, Have lull. Mi.... got i'ic ,...- ,i( c.ii id u ', in.-! i g "I elltl.ll I e '. latt'd lj., ,. a-k Im- cooperation m demoii.ti.;; ,,,i-til.- "socialist, .iic yi'ttiii-,' up in jo, .!,-.! aaain-t llic puiiis'.iiiii'iit ni I !'-. i . i 1 1 1 Mover, Sfi it'i.u v II. i v vv nil,), and m.-i ..nicer, ol the We. I. 'in -clci al nut "I Miner., arrest -d in connection with l!ie a..a..inat ion of hornier (lovemoi Menu eulierg f Idaho. The liivt public meet lug will Ih held here toluol low and K is U'lieved Chase a-ked the t.ntial I'liion to send delegates. 'It tlic-e two men ale lianad." hi said, "and if any man in this lio.lv nnv ouier Oixly i. not then willina 1 shoulder a trim a tut haht for hi. il.i-. he is a coward." It via. decided to .end two delea.it MKHloKli. Or.. Mar.ti r.. Mi'.h.ii.l is to have a daily pujuir. along vvith her other metropolitan Institutions. I'oltee. who has conducted t. , lttt nt Tiilmne for two eai. lias decided to move his plant to this city and l j.sue 11 paper ciilletl th.. Me.linid liilmne. aiviug the peopl,. n (I,,. !,,ue Itivel alley their llr.( sot iated 'ie. di. pad lies. For a y,.tt pu,( Mi'dfold has leei phi aressiiig vei rapidlv, until lodav she i- the tiade eentci' o tli,. f.uiioiis apple. K'ar and peach district of 1 1 .((,. litis Mr I'otter hold., Wiiir.ints him in i.siiina a daily, ami the lii.t i.-iie will appear March 19. HAS SEVERE VOYAGE FISHING BOAT MISSING. S W I'l llUll. ( !l . l ,,, li.liina boat ice iv II li I in' ;i I. I. ini..ii:e tonia'il . as I ne heav y .tonu vvliich ii.i. i' ie .ill .lav tmlav . an 1 il is i' i. t"-t I'iii- li..il m ,. ni I'elcr ..i.ich. with nl, I',,, licin-i.n ,i, helpei v Ml h II The e In, ii mi -nil ..I I'cctl lai.:ill'.; le.M.il that liai'-e ni ci e ii h aii.l I I in- iilliei Steamer Philadelphia Is Struck By Huge Wave. ENTIRE SHIP IS FLOODED Monster Wave Suddenly Strikes Ship Flooding Ollitjctj' and I'aascnKrts' OuaitrisConiideiahlo Daui' ame i. Done. One Piano Number With Every Five Dollar Ssl. N I Wills li. an line .', 1 1 n cl i c-l id., ne 'as-cl,c s I . j Mai. It I.: ! ,, !,,, canislup riiil,i,i l'lii a I ll.'lll niill: ileplnii I tf.it had I, I'O.lls III (111' "I llll pull ' V I'liill;;, li.liina ,11 1 II 1,1 I "tit null, i, lit IV C.llll HI 111" WITNESSES MUST ANSWER. WASHINGTON, 2.irl an opinion by -histiit- .M.Kenna. the Su preme Court of the 1'iiit'il State. tooViy d"iidt'd the ;.. aaaill-t tiie witnesses in tli- iiai.cr tiu-t" ,a.es. i,ii tl,.,t they should aii-vvc-r 'iie-tion. propound ed to them in the proceedings brought by tin- aov eiiiiie-nt ;,a.iin-t the a 1 N-t-.i tin-'. I iil- ci.i-. i.i iairi.ited in Mintie "ta and Wi-emi-in. '. 'i.sin ca.-e. were i i -i i f i --f J j,,,- uaMt f jm-js-dieti.m. while in tin- Minne-ota ea-es the veidiet ,,f ii. ,.iMt fr the )i-triet of .Minnesota ua. ..Hirmed. WOULD UNITE CHURCHES. NKW VOUK. .March I.' - llabbi I .eph Silverman said at a meeting m tin New ork State conference of reliai"!! held la.t night in the I'liivcr-ali-l church of the Divine Paternity that h wished all the churches in the til could discard their ditfetvnt names and he numbered like puhlie srliools. Ir. Silnrman declared that the great religion., such us Christianity, Itudd hism, Mohammedanism, and Judaism wele in cssenis? one mid the same thiny and that the lifferenees were those .t nomenclature onlv. His reason for suggesting that the churches discard their names was that in this way the -people wi.nhl forget to what detiomiuation thev lndong.d and the inter denominatiminl strife would he eliminatctt. GOES TO STANFORD. STANFORD rxiVKRSITY. Cul. March 12. -Dr. A. A. Young, assistant professor of economics in the Univer sity of Wisconsin, h;is accepted th- -sition of associate professor of eco- onmics in Stanford Cniversity, with the executive headship of the department. He will take up his work at Stanford vvith the beginning of the new year in .September. TO RELIEVE MINERS. PARIS. March 12. Tli- ( "ha miter of Ivpiities today unanimously voted .sIlHI.IHSl f- the te!i, ,,f the victim- ,,f the Coumcies di-a-ter. and the mines' as-iK'iat ion ha- v.t.'.l .-tn.inKi tm t(, -IllIM! Jilllpo-e, GAS WELL CAPPED. CAXKY. .M.m-h -. The binning aa well uas capped this atC-moon and lii i. now- tontine1 to the upiiaht outle of the hootl. It can be -hut oif tit valve, a- soon .,. tin- around i, i.iirl eool.-d with water. TKLLS OF THE WEST. MA MiRK ai. h Yy I h, .ma, II I'iUt'T. -ionitor from Mont.ui.i, last niaht aave a let-tine in : I.lm .m ' Til-' ri'illi'.-l'.s ..t 111" est ' f.'l llic l.eiictil '.f id,- M.iuats.'i- of ihe fi.i -hcis iiluuil Sellatoi i', liter was mi,, uf th.- west'Tii ploneeis and fal lilindei m and ills lecture loid if ri.-i- ul.ils .M vatnnis, and tiiumph- He .1 . .. i ib.-d what was within a lew a -uei a 1 1 m . a vv il.lei ne-'. II" i made ilr ii ili h nil linn I ii . i d.i .ie ,-.!, I.h.m .... I n. " "Hi d dc. lei. d I" Ml,' I e mam d". ! and : nle d"W li in. n . II ; to 1 hi' I!. III i.'le lhi"!i, tll'.lll . 1 h i' I ... .- ol 1. , .1 ,ll i "III.',' I 1.1 iilhiclV ,i,', in -. ipl.u (. i lain i,' I" I STEAMER ASHORE. "AN CI! VNl I st o, lai,h II Mitt,. , to III" Mer.lllllll s' I'A.h.lllL'e s.lVs thai the .teani.r Tian-ioit is a-imie mai It Aliaeles. Sin. will plubiibli h' a total loss. Ht-r clew h.l beell s.iveil WANTED HIS FOOT. d to w.il, i .RANT'S PASS, die, March - Hilda, tlm 111 year old ... of R. "l vin, vv ii . shut ill the foof uhil,. ,'iit hunt ing vvith an older biMl. Satui.!!i uf ternotiii and was hrought to the (Jii'iif. Pass hospital, utter the .in, ..'on. im- utat.'d the foot at the ankle, Ihe lif tie efiap was hrave and ln-gg-d them ii.if o take his foot off. The Im.js were out ,.n the hill just ia. k of town, and had at tlovvn to ie.t In getting up the gun was ,!ic hiirgi'd III .nine way, the luillit faking elf.-.t ill the f.utt of the voiinaer luiv c unci cut t n! Him.' ht a ! i ai luna -I i hi 1, I... I, "i, In' . lie; lie d."l of 'he vtal.'l IIiiimI deep le ,. ' ' I "' . lot long, I 1 diawina i . m I hen p.'llied II: "I the lOlllpl.l.i. loon I'li '-ag. -,', I he al l I all . .lew.u.l, w.t. gel tin-in out Men and vvi.i. .li,,pp. .1 kne. and pi .,t , , . ;,,. ,,! ii, a I. ck t c v ' : ' had h.ipp, gleal li'... I in eilit. I I he slunk alii' ' I 1 ili In ' ailno-t a p.. In. i .i" I ,,ii ii, s" I. il a. col,' I-' 1 ai I.. . no ,,n. i. i hull e.ept on.. Mian who vt .1 . I. no-, e.l bv l'ina ti l- i: aaalii t l.ei l i II, aplaiii . I : Mills .l..pp. , t h. . ii gOli- I lode , ,' I ;. -t ,, 1 1 1 put ,, Ihe stcain-liio'. I,u i , , il . i awav. lion nulng. wele Itn-tei and a huge iiiiiiiIh I of .. 111. low s 1. 1, ken. j III addition t ,, wncics. leh ai-'I'li ill I stniinent was ;,.! out ..( ...num. i the must wire, I. ma cuiii.d .mo j Captain Mil!. . ud thai m ,11 hi, ex lieiice In. i.,, ,, ,.,..,,uiit. i,'d a wait, of such In la'.t It .ffined," -aid I he, "to nick th. iM rat ie,. .-1 in. 1,1.. . " i tiny sh. ll( toss i? tutu the air, and then eal.'h it again, with practically little ir im tlamage." ft f . , I C AKtsmwyitK Aw im .mi ih.-u i i i .n mil : i tm I - JtUIHll. i Better Grade Better 6")? Trade Herman Wise Astoria's Reliable Clothier. THE POWER OF STEAM. STALLION DIES Hslla. WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO. if illy Buster Shoes" They have a sole that won't wear out. S. A. GIMRE, AGENT FOR THE DOUGLAS SHOE 543 Bond Street Opp. Ross Higgins &Co. Torture By Savages. "Speaking of the torture to which some of the -avage tribes in the Philippine- subject their captives, reminds me of the intense suffering I endured for three months from inflammation of the Kidneys." says M. Sherman, of dish ing, Me.. 'Nothing helped me until I tried Kleetric Bitters, three bottles of which completely cured me." Cures Liv er Complaint, hysp-psia, Blood disorder-: and Malaria; and restores the weak and nervous to robust health. Guaran teed by Ch.'is. Rogers, druggi-t. price Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us Strong And Healthy. I II 4 I . Il l . . .vii me niooo 111 llic (truly- passes through the kidneys on.e ev.'iv three minutes. The kidney, filter the blood I hey work night and day. When h-althy they iV'inove about :.0 grain, of iiupiin matter daily, when unhealthy some part ot tin, impure matter is left in th Mood. ibis brings n munv diseases and -ymptoii!-- pain in the back, ii ad iteue, lien., usnc,-, ,Ol . Ol V -kill. I hl'U- mafism, gout, gravel, di-orders of the eve-iL'tit and heai-in.r ,H-ii,.- i.r, debility, di'ow-inc-s. drop-v. de posits in the urine, etc. But if von keej, t,(. filters right, you will have no trouble with your kidneys. Mrs. S. Collin-, of O High -ti.et. Sub-in, Ore, .ays: " Trouble wilh mv Slit. mMrnhmfi.iSEZSmmJ'-- iwiJ wO SPICES, q J u flMUW EXTRACTS fibolute Purity, Firesrfvor, Createsf Sf renrh, toorvtblef rc. CLOSSETaDEVERS t PORTLAND. OREGON. J kidneys and backache have cau-ed me much aiiiiovanee for -evcinl vem-- vi. though I used a good many remedies obtained no po-itive relief until mv at tention was culled to Jjonn'- Kidin-v Bills, and I procured tlieni. Thev -oon brought me eireetive benefit , ease the bearing down feeling thumgh the back and loins and banished the aching and ouici symptoms mat nan annoyed me for so long. I have since learned f others who think the world of your re liable remedy, and gladly recommend it. to all suffering from backache ,,r kiduev trouble." Plenty more proof like this from As toria people. Call at Rogers' ding store and ask what his eu-tomer's report. For sale by all dealers. Price, i,0 cents. Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo New I York, sole agents for the United States, Rememb r the name Doan's m 1 J take no other. Donor Mn.t Kiiim 1 (. I)o doctors know how their IlK'dicllie tastes?" WHS n .illctlion not to a group of physli lann To ) sure," said ,,i. . ..... i,,,... bard work to convince our patients that we do. if you only knew how I this lienstiy stuff tastes, doctor, you I Wouldn't a- k Ine to lake !.' f,,. I coinpl'iliit they make when dos.l with! "U ,,sl hilly disagreeable coin-oct ion. j ' ii. Ami ibey are hunt headed people, too, i .,( who say thai, people who art bv m , means raving in ileliriuin. So matter how hiiiit'ii'ly I may protest it is tun tl to poisiia.ie them thai I do Vnow how the stuff tastes Just as well as thev do. "ilow did you ilinl out alioiit It?' Is one of their trump t iestluiis. 'Vou have never been laid up with ill) the diseases In the illctionarv. How did you leurn what the illffcrent remedies taste like ! "It never occurs to tlm nvenute na- tlcnt that tiiHtlng drugs is a part of a medical student's education, and tbat no man Is qualified to practice until he lias learned the flavor of the medicines be proscribes." When Jamw Watt saw th imm i e4ulii the kiittl lid to )ump up I un ho Mltl "Ther musi t-"';a lh. i llml .(B.m that .irsff. r: l'""'r V ip 'il I ..V-v f . m elfrt t I ttrrn wa Mil'toti. prior to htm had seen the same ilifii'.mnnnn ami roantl It s4 an iiiii'iiliiii. mynlnry Hfom aclentlflA rwart-h Ims put Its flndt-r on the Vauiin" of Dandruff. F1V Inif I f :ir. and conejut.nt Ilnlilnnns, and h.a tmarth. a tny Krrm whlrh eats the lirv frm thn r0)), of h()min nalr Newl.ro Mrrple,i, Octroys this rerm a, ronnqiiflntlr reatores fh oalr to It, natural HU(fl Hold l,y It-adlnir tlniKKMn Hiui 10e la stump fur iiainul Th. 1 1.-. .... I a n .. i..., ,,, ,.,,,,, ., ,, Detroit. Mich. " ' ! Fale lrug Mote, 351-353 Bond St., "I Owl Drug Store, f,!i Com. St., T. F. lUuHn. Prop. "Speeiol Agent." s N I RANi ISi'v" Match I. vvidl known ot.iiiioii died today fliiln .1,'iii.., ..,.,t,, , (,,,! mahl ago vvhei! '.. u... mi, n,,, l, ;, factions ,-,,t. s-ii, , Wid,,.. .,, ., known p.. n the I .,l,, ., , , " " " "! look , '",-,, ,, lis' ,. heat the l imilli . s.u,,. .., ,, tnral I' ll k, ,o- Ug..... , t! ,. ,f 111 Seyn .,, .;, h , ' '-'"l 'iir. ill ,-- ,,,,d had hoi-e, ii. i.a. out..., I I.. U'. Civg.u v of ti,. t i. ,.,,. .i ,,,. hi, .11 t , who v.. hie, I him ,( .-Iuiiimi r A Modem ritlloaonlirr. Jolin Stuart Mil) was ;.n unassiiiulnir phlloHopher. He strove to give bis wife the credit of bis works, and he was nev er pretentious In claiming precedence among men. Miss Cob be lu her "Life" relates this anecdote of ilr. Mill's mod esty: She was tilklng to blin one dav about the dllllculfy of doing mental work when disturbed by the music of street bands and instanced the case of a kcii- t Ionian who was thrown Into a frenzy iv their noise. It does not interfere with mv work." said Mr. Mill. Miss C'oWie remarked that Herbert Spencer was much annoyed i,v such listiirbiince. Ah, yes, of course:" icloineil the modest man. "Writing Spencer's works one must have quiet !" lie was ho unconscious of the free dom from disturbance; required to write) Ids own "System .ff lge" and "Po litical Kcotioni.v" that he would allow, while writ!f.r. his enf to lie on hi," table or on bis fi"r!;. IP's tfonfloiiess .'Md Ills nbsm'iiCi.i) In Ie" f "no proteef'i hie,. NewSheetMusic TODAY WE HAVE RECEIVED OVER FIFTY NEW COMPOSITIONS THIS WEEK AND THERE ARE STILL A FEW MORE DUE DON'T DELAY; COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER NOW BEFORE THEY ARE PICKED OVER. MANY OF THEM WE HAVE ONE ONLY Astoria Souvenir Post Cards SEVERAL NEW AND DIFFERENT DESIGNS ON DISPLAY FOR FIRST TIME a FOR 5c. J. N. GRIFFIN J Weinhard's "s r Beer. Afflicted With Rheumat sra. "I was and am vet all'lieted with rheumatism," says Mr. .1. C. Bayne, editor of the II raid, Addington, Indian Territory, "but (hanks to Chamberlain' Pain Balm am able once more to attend to business. It i. the best of lini ments." If trouble: with rheumatism give Pain Ii:ilm a trial ird you arc cer tain to be mor ihan plea-e.d with the prompt relief which it affords. One ap plication relieves H e pain. For sale A. I.. ItYlY Vin,. T -- '.m, It'll, ASlOItlA HAVJNOH JJANK, Treas ASTORIA IRON WORKS JOIINi FOX .Prm. and Bnpt. ' I. lil.Slloi'. Secretary Designers and Manufacturers of THE LATEST IMPIIOVEU Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers, Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished. CORRESPONDENCE SOI JCITED. Foot of Fourth Street