..1. Wil fJTS SlfJPSflfJ TAKES lASKS DAMAGES
ll U U 1 I I i II I W I S.l-A 4 ...... .. .... -'vIV.
i Miiiiiiiiiri 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 fir nniTinii niiinn
Lfluuiiiuiii nun ur did mil
i'fl PUT OUT
RED LIGHTS
Proprietor of : Scott Hotel J Pacific Export Lumber Com-
uctuiuntii. jnas jjiie ne- pany Takes Grievance Into
cause of Reverses.
United States Court."
Attorney Serves Notice on
CJiier Cox, Sheriff Stevens
and. Constable
VIOLATED CONTRACT
ho,T-r't? MASTER HAS
his room .t th RrAt V......I i . -1 I
. - ---- "-v" iiwmi JHL lllUl
Y' "Mim im conrents or a bottle of
.a.uauum, xib wt round ahnrt i afr
clock this morning by a chamber-
him In hi. room Wr. iji
. ------- . -, , - - v, i , v in. Will IS
ftS VU In Mn tlnAiiknUi. ........I.i .a
....wtto .i vnim uy rne tteo cross
Wagnerljuai 3ood Sam.rlt, -
i o cjock wis mornlnr bv a
atX. I . 4-1. fc. .. a . . - r - . : -
"mil VI L1MS UHIMI Wnn TflAH A Aka.hr.1rA.. -
At th time was chartered to Carry Lumber to
That Law Must Hp FnJ.B5t.S2U? Siul?
r i - - . . , , , . wmiuaujiwi UT
j j.- t: a " lfLri F- ! ZeiRler t the hospital failed
lUrUeU 10 UlIIUU , 5" ? shortly after 10 o'clock. He
China, Starting Before July 80
Captain Refuses to Set Sail and
Snit Follows.
" Attorney Henry C King this rtofning agf 'whoe Wh? 5J" "L!" of
Started moral (-ruaiul. . tnlnit (hi JSL l!0nf?5? .."llth ago
women -of the under world who have lh h8. VZJL .. f.m.:
Polios Col that housis of "SvU repute with "fKiiTSS. S.'SS 12 TO. "f
voln. nnnrtiuvtavrt nn 'lh..t .1,1 I .mn.,..,J! ." V- .L - ' - llll. 1.
I HI -.ar." T" " "
I i-7..rj T " wrawwuraen arter being I ,1 , . . ' '
li . V ? room, Jus.twnen he took I in" steamsmp tsuveria was li
the latfriiiniim . imimABi, v. - , . i . . . . .
lata ..at .. -,iVi. r. P"-'"1 i umoa m ins ynuea states court today
hi. act t'nlht W,th ? tnflQnfby ths Pacific Export Lumber company
Mr. Simpson was a man 87 v.r. f 600-.i.Th Suveric was
f who cams hers six months a '1"."' A'S?" e.um,r
dep. Arrival
inook. ; juviuuii tram x itiar
, , ,o ujmoicui or m sieamrr
. Jle aDl1 hu family I returned last
niKht from a month's visit to Two Har
bors, Minn. H expected to return a
week ago, but was prevented by wash.
"s,.in XhAt fect'on of the country.
i1-Wll,C!,ptaLn J,M- EUioott and tarn-
merU left Seattle , this morning for. a
POl I trt t . HffhtaViin. . .l. .
BeiuiJ to" AsJorU. roul. Iron
hhl?iLmpJa."rr,v?d at ' St Johns
"". wntjre sne wuj load lum
ber for - San 'Francisco.
f vJ'. ior, wnicn . arrtvAd
au uuuer, two cartoads of ml-
from o. SUt-W lon or coai
rHin.r .n linn.... i . .
th. -.- """"r- ar lo .come from
The famifv i -a.lf .
T.V. i i " . JL1 vessels at Duluth,
Tiouui. ull oincers or ths local
ona and Edna MorTagpan an(, CHfton
win. Mr. and Mr. wn... ?.r
Wlldey were alio MtoS.V "w
. T ho .t.am.. IT.1..I . .
hul uu ivi wnicn was to
hv left this morning at 9 o'clock for
Saa Francisco, will not leav? until to
morrow, as the Tosemlte' which w,U
tow her, had not finished loading, : "
FIRST fJUMEE
STEAniER ARRIVES
A Vlim mai IIUUBC. vi.vvu rcjiuw
were being conducted on 'the east side of
Fourth.' street. - between Davis and,
Everett streets and demanded -of him as
an officer to do his", duty and see that
the . law. ...ins these nl.ce. . h
xibeyed. He then sent notice to Sheriff
supposed' to be the reason for his sui
cide. The inpy bottle of the poison
Harms who was called with the patrol
wagon this mornlnav The remains were
oeya mtnea snt notice to eneriri laaen to tne Tuneral parlors of Dun- VnTi.t. Ii,; .t,iAVT.
15tevens and ConsUble Lou Wagner to ning . McEntee ft OilbaSgh, whan they sroSrly ? sfSd bill of larfma- th
tXalffirVa Wlin. w,Un r vlce. PT ErVstXldlaw is' the loW
take the matter up with Mayor Simon Wisconsin. , , , of the Suveric, a British ship of i
'. fternoon..';.; i , tons burden. ,?
Attorney King received an assurance
from Chief of Police Cox this morning
..lav am wvutu viiav -i i a imui".
not annoyed by these people but did not
get a definite statement that the women
would be ejected. Chief Cox called at
tention to the fact that the women were
not operating In rooms opening on the
learning that this notice had been sent
out, slated that he would certainly be
i;rnn tn .nforr. thn Iawi.-
VV URII UUtllTO I. .13111 tu iu. l.uini
RECORDS
SHO
17
STEADY GROlVIfJ
ireakinff the law."
' Aiiuniej n.ii)K DitiiQa uioi was
- l i : . a.. i.l.k
Thers will, be no housert of ill re-
vutt running In open viola tlon of the
Taw Innff ji T am " In Pnrtlnnd. " I
wlU keVp aft this long a. there 1. 7a?d AV.i.t
a house of this kind left, In the north hiamson th s afternoon
.n off ln.r. fall n 1n th.lrl - .rJJ.."!?"r,ernoon
City's prosperity than It. nn.w
iu AiniUM fOUtmutnr W1.
;nd U If the officers I to do their K?3l. ? "rnon. "which amounts v rum. aS crateV decorated, earth
duty. Ihn :prl7f.thar5n4?ur? Jo? VoU&Z0 f$?Shout figure, ware 16 case. "etal
an investigation is startea wnicn win postoff Ice, money secured from th. ..i. wranner tnha?n saT U..k.
mpany to carry 3,000,000 feet of liim-
Der to(jhlnee ports. Under the char
ter mrtA h. on n . -a . 4K. U.t,T.,.l.
- - "111. V . VWF V. T . (V. WU.
to sail rrom this, port on or before July
Th. Yfflrt PvnAP. Tmhi nvnw.w
alleges In the papers filed in the suit
that the cargo of lumber, was -loaded
u uniB Linur iw t.iie uaie or sail
Ing and that the master of the ship re
ru.e. Trt lfMLva tfcf. nnrt nnA
fuses to furnish the shlrDer with. .
rent
tons puraen.
EUROPEAN CARGO
Steamer Falcon Arrives From San
Francisco With Bonded Freight.
With . AnlV . 11. 1. li.o w n4 frt. .
few i hour, aft.r h l.ft th. nM.n
.Gate, the American-Hawaiian steamer
r in, v;apiain cscnage, arrivea nere
mvmfn. Hla Bllfl n . M
York a rvfl F.riTn.n fr.li.Vit .
ner cargo, wnicn sne received at Ban
consists of 800 tons of general merchan-
unuoi irau oaiina vius Dy tnat
.t.am.v t .kl.h .1 . 1tn . . .
bond from Europe, and the other 660
tns-ia-f rom-New-Torkr being" nrrtscel
. , i i.iiiwiuhw( iw. , jiuKmi pari
she carried . as her- deck j load... ' The:
oonaea ireight Is as follows: One oc-
rum, .8 crates flecoraten, earthen
ware, 15 cases manufacturetKmetal,
an investigation is started wnicn win postofcflce. money secured from the m i
shut up every one of those places.' of euimps, from tharent of tin. Vm
Thousands Of people, learning that the sale ot money ordeVsv2?vtlrfl?
the north end had opened., visited the totals $4,67 1 80?-as Mat 1 l jfTJ
red light district on Saturday night. The for the same month In iliOS, fhimt.ll
moving trying to keep a semblance of The Increase ' of June receipts over
order, but making no attempt to arrest
n- oi me viomior. or iiib.ikw. -
.' It Is reported that Tony Amaud, a
saloonkeeper. Is said to have secured a
IIIUIIUIAI1T VI LI Id .Ul 111. WUIHCIli
It Is said that he has secured a lease
or m i
women
.. eliiflfn.
without board. Estimates of the num.
tier or women wno tried to secu
. In the district are placed at 1
: to 160 and It Is stated that' 1
: went to Arnaud and offered substan
' tial bonuses for quarters.
BENSOn (M CALL
'EXTRA SESSION
last
I Mr.
of
wrapper tooacco, a... packages. rarhollc
acid. 30 cases wine. 12 cases glass,
M.A. . m.nnf.Miii-Ajl to I.
..... v. . rt ....... o . tjaifiii.
earth and 100 barrels of currants, the
to The steam schooner Tahoe. Captain
I .1. li i..";. ,""'' tver """ni oi.u BiriVTO lira Hill TAn-
st year was IlO.ftaa n is a? 1 iiiK.n ia.t irht .- . .i.
r. w?m?2? ua .P l?Vch aoo5." aalct caro made up of 670 tons of cement
Convicta RAlae Game Birds. .
From th Seattls, Times,
A novel . experiment i. m
development at th Ttf'.Kr.n .i.i.n
eral penitentiary, near . Tacoma, , where
the convlcU are rearing Chlnesa pheasi
Ant. .nil Pnnsn H.M. i a . .
c-.-T -ji-" uucm ror ine mar.
that ?lSi2fKhf P1-1.80"?'-" diversion
nt LifllfXf th,r minds from the pall
nm,I,"l1Jlta a?d "ve mall in-
-Trf M'.HL i" aev."n the
' j v . nawspapera ana
S?rnSv!ind whlch h enriched them
ru.iiiuSiapn, rna vocal and in-
i. h.. u j , ' re.uir ot
Ht.f.. m- vV tir,Ula """th United
e",.M.r"hi Hopkins, whose
f or th. ;,K.n.T.T i"? "ec?'y xund
P.n. j" "rig-mat stock.
tiKSwllo.,tw regarded the
lh? ",VS5"Sr? 5' Yer.le than
kiJ. i..... 1 reru nanaiing the
biSTiS! ha.
h.. . -Xji ww im pemienuary
has a goodly array of both ducks and
pheasants ready for the market ' "
IT! til hAsrtnilMa. . J - m .
iiik T- tZ ""lr pirot Kouen
Th. Vnh.MRhtaf?i--? .obUIned.
than ii no V,' T -"metning more
irT. rhlnaa. hi 1 -5 ug Jun)U-where
kn5lne4!Si,1S,-.h?" fr yer een well
rioVKiV: ""u"..auc? ed as
- u nioy win can in wtlii
Ki?k" ,to th retreat whertTthey have
b I2mP.,aKrd b? tha hnter. 7
arfTeiy1'? haw.i?a" Prisoner.
ti.rv u". eounn peniten-
;ndMfrarP'on7 ifSSZtf"
Tacoma Maru Is Unloading
at Tacoma One of Five
- Freight Carriers. :'
' (United Press Ixaied nrira..
. Tacma, Wash.. Aug. 2.-Twenty.foUf
Osaka fihoshen Kafsha steamer Taiom.
Maru,ton her maiden voyage, has ar
rived In thi. nnrt an I. f.T.? .." .
. r- w..va . uiauuaiKlUK I Ht
cargo of oriental merchandise. The Ta-
uu. raaru inaugurates tne ocean erv
of tae Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound rallrnarf kuln. ik. i a - - - u
-- , . . n a.,w maun a rieel
of five cargo carriers that will handle
reach this coast, her American port of
Call hajnar flaatti. mu. i-iki v . -
tha third vessel of the Japanese Mil-
. a. niuiuai. reaay o prepare
for loading on her Initial voyaga
, , , . - v . .vw .tu. are
G. A. R. VETERANS TO ?
; GO TO SALT LAKE
ment at fi.lt Tlra nttJ , mP!
larae numbers. Ranmu f th.
rnent beln. heir) an far a... .1.1.... (
from this state will far outnumber
wiuav .iiBiiainB- lormer encampments.
- - . . . iuiiumi. navo . aireaay
acu cimm iw me iriD. and it . I.
probable that additional cars will be
needed. - ...
The Oregon delegation f will ' leave
Portland at p. m. on the evening-of
" ij ,-
N In Ttall. ...
have n.rfi.j . y omcer claims to
MnhP'hrI Si WJ?"- m?tr with
no... .1" nm ana aecom-
the' morning of August- . Department
Commanrlet J- Y fihaw mA a a.
General O. A. . wnilama win t,..
. . - - - - .. ....... . . lirau L II O
uF(uan. itepresentauve. or the Ore-
ton O. A. R. have been named official-
t . esvss i ti 1 1 1 w m i r.nna Kwan maki
S. PnnnliL YT.rwi.fi 'plvnf noni.i nr.k....1
Salem: Bt M. Brown. Oreron City; W.
B Blanchardr Brownavlfle. 1 Besides
uitma mioim ucBiur . iibbi commanaera.
n r snHt it! tn aata in (h. k..At
- w--. w whv aa 1,11a VUUTDlllllin.
These will attend quite' generally, and
ue.iues, mr win oe manv -visitors
irora ui ra.11 kb or me uregon O. A. R
Th. annual annvanHa. . au ;
en's auxiliaries of tha O. A. R. will be
.ima in bhji LKe city at me same time
a. tha ae.alnn nf th. ri A d ..a j i
d largely attended by Oregon women.
Mrs. Mary E. Chamberlain of Portland,
president of the department of Oregon.
Women's Relief Corps, will head a large
delegation from that order, and Mrs.
Ella Q. Hlmes of Portland, department
president of the Ladles of the O. A. R..
Will t.k. With h.r a n.imha. n' -
entatlves and visitors to th. oonven-
t-iun.
nnno ninrin rnn
UUUt) TLIIIji TUIli
URGE CROWDS
Commercial Clubs Prepare
.Entertainment for Deyel-
I opnierit Congress. :
' (StMctal Dtopatcli to The Journal.. '
Marshfleld. Orj Au- -i Th. rham.
bers of Commerce of Marshfleld . and
North Bend are receiving renoru from
points, in Oregon and Idaho which
promise a big . attendance at the Oregon-Idaho
Development . league meeting
to be held In this city August 80 and
Jl. Connresanmn H.wlev la .TiwiaH
tO h. hara tl M.lra A A A J
- -, . -w "". auuuiTD. miiu
other prominent men have promised to
come. It is hoped that a special boat
mere war oe no trouble about trans
portation facilities.. Local neonle will
put forth every effort to make the stay
pf the visitors pleasant. The, enter
tainment of the delegates la in the
hands of the Young Men's Commercial
Alii 1 a Wm a a.o X. 9tlJi a i t . .
X'"" i.(mra ana roe Norm Bend
Commercial club.- The entertainment
feature win be characteristic, of the
Place. , ...
The Coo. Bay to Boise railroad will
be one cf the chief topics of discus
slon at the business sessions of the
meetings..'. :: .. .... ....
CHINESE WOMAN IS , 4
ORDERED SENT H0HE
hin r niinT rt
KltLt OlIUI r
10 ERA,'!!!
Grants Pass 3IanF
Have Been Acc:
,' C lOUedijiK
Jl 2l,tr WM in ; the federal
of ifln tm .'r!f, Ior lne ""Portatlon
Lh.ilD. T.?i ; Chinese m young- woman
Th. liii V u f"0"'ana "everal yeara
The girl is weak minded.- She could
Produce no nnrti float. .it i
this country, or .any , evidence of ever
h.vlna- hart nn. . . v
Observation Car, Portland
ana uottaffe (.rove.
That RniltVlaa-Wk TB.lla. A ' " .' .
Jv sT-n ' Y. caiaiu jb iiuw running
- . "- vmi uobrvmn rori-
ana ana cottage Grove, leaving Port-
auu, Euuinoouna tram l, at 8:15 a. m..
returnlna- nn tr.n I .
Rran MrthiLaiV j a i rn " -ollga
- - .-wvuillt 1..U p. III.
):' , ' A Nucleus. " - v
'-.''''a'' - Ftm M. A.; P.'' V";:
filr irthnr rniia. rn..t. '
amusing story of an illiterate millionaire
" wijoi-wie aeaier an order
for a conv of rv hnni. i .11 i.
guages treating; of any aspect of Na-
PO 1 eon 'a aariM.. TJ. V. L . a. I tut
nil a case In his library.
He was somewhat taken .aback, how
ever, when in a few week, ha i-a.ivi
messase from th. Ami.- that v. - v. a
got 40,000 volumes, and was awaiting
iii.uuuuuiw 10 wnetner.ne should
send them on as an Installment or wait
ir a complete sec
(Special Dispatch to T
Orant. Paaa flf . Anar.
maMaffa raoalv.il li.ra lab
of the accidental killing c
wnue exploring-. the Ureg'
Grants Pasa1 According u
Ellis was crawling throi
passage when his rifle wf,
- Arthur Vineyard and Eli
hunting trlrl ' On account 1
condition ' of the telephone
detailed Information .can b.
arty is expected , to arrlv,
ody tonight
Botn Ellis and Vineyard
married men.' They were 1
by their wives. .
Ellis 'was interested -in t
drug store of this city. P
a few year, ago from Da 1
DROWNED ON Et
OFvWEDlj
, (United Ere Ual
Raattl. Ana. T air. V.
belnr drac.eri for tha hor
G. Calvert of Bellingham, ;
Baiurday night before the
in n. wu o marry on -Calvert
came to Beatt'
Mis. 'Agnes Pierson. his f la:
him several days and wan
and Mrs. H. C Plies, wh. i
east shore of the lake. ',
return to Bellingham that t
' Piles and Calvert went f
S!lA th. twn wnman alttfnr.
watching them. Plies was
wharf In the sun whan h
double up from a cramp-
reached the drowning ma !
F.arller In th. rf.v r'ah'
fn th. l.lra anrt WaA mmvA I
swimmer rrom drowning.
21 years of age.
AVanamaker Bays Pi,
St.. LntH.. Ana-. l.Th.
who.. H.en tint., war. h
dreds of thousands at - tl
Purchase exposition In If
sold to John Wanamaker
'iiicu iAinaeu ua iu cars .
Xuls.' .
Sl. th. WnrlA'm f.l-
.11111 v . 1 a v. . . v. . 1 nil
which ia valued at illO.OOi
storage. It was the pror
orean romnnv. Itm alee
for ue In a church or anf
ture outside of the conv? a
wanamaker store in Jfnnn
WlillamMOrk. Mm that .l 1 nrl 1 ICk inna A I j i .
Vinwat. a . . . . J munin I , , y.o va poncy fft liini c-iictiiuit.
StlOWS a aOOd SUbntAnt Inl nna-a I Whloh h im linlnttAlna- Cin l, I
, T ovs-v UC1 I V " T. . ...vwvAa ma, VA .( DPI
iHnnnriin rt.A W l . I A i-tlr rTV.I. i. I, aTi a. . a.i - . . .
- sssvmhi lur year. I . "IO t . jitbi - icip io mis
i. .aia mar n. n. eecuren j ms r .nows Detler than anything else port, hut from-now on she . will come
11 rooms which he has sublet to the could show that tha, growth of Portland Ker cegulsrly with caroea from Ban
y."1 ?i .2V weelS this price In- is steady and substantial." ' 'ruruana Francisco on the Richardson llrte.: the
ding their board or at $18 a week " . . Wy steamer having been chartered by
thout board. Ketlmates of the num.- fTnir Plllf liri fl George J. Richardson. ; , .
THE REBELS
(Continued from Page One.)
"ratified by the legislatures of" three
'fourths of the several states or by
! conventions In three fourths thereof.
as tne one or tne other mode of ratlfi
' cation may be proposed, 'by , tha con
' gress.".
In the present case the amendment
: originates with the congress. There is
, no need therefore for summoning a na-
- (Cofttlwued from pagi One.)
portions of the eity early trvrl.v anrt
' .. .uv isrsona nave been kill.il
nd wounded: ln Barcelona alone are
believed to . be true. In other cities
tatihiS?' 0f ctalonla th death
lists have been proportionately heavy
..Mon ,v,c.torle ' the Moors, who
Si?m,beleK,n8: the . Spanish amy at
Melilla, are reported today and the
troops are said to have lost heavily
hiltL". Mad.rW. where a mob
thai at Barrlnr,. -.n.
tlonal convention. It rests with' con- the continuation of the war in MnrnaiS?
aress to decide whether tha methnrt rf will h. rli.T XfaVa5?n. Morocco,
ratification shall be bv th. .tat. Wl-I Hundred r L-...Je loay- . .
lature or by a state convention. In I in various cities throughout Bbain anil
thl. raa. M..KU ha. rt.t.rmln.rt that I a ara-a " . "l . Ul ?P"1 and
the ratification shall T bv eelalatu It B.I . MBCUUOM took place
with the determination. --.
:-: CrOwaros JTsad. JTOt snira i
'After th governor of a state receives
Thousands .of
the resolution nroperiy certified he sub
mits It to the legislature. Here his
runctlon ends. He need not even sign
the ratification act A governor of Now
Hampshire once vetoed an amendment.
It was never fnllv te.t art In th. ..,...
uu ii ia nmu oy me srare department
that his action would have no effect'
After each house of the state legis
lature nas rauriea tne act the question
is ciosea so rar as that state is con
cerned, it can never reconsider its ae
tlon. If It falls to ratify, however. It
can reconsider us action and ratifies.
tion later will . be effectual. Three
rt.ie. luempiea ro witnaraw their rati
fication of the fourteenth amendment
but they were prevented by congress.
There la no limit within which a state
may take action on amendment7 after
ii nas Deen sunmuted. ir three fourths
of the states fall to ratify the income
ia amendment immediately it will be
COm. effective .-hanavaa Iha AM
, , . , i V ' ' vi v., own
If it is not for an Indefinite number of
t?r1. 1 M- in I K at ins. a lh 1A atota .
- ------ --- vsiaw nvAir DCUKIO
ran nea an amenament submitted In
'
Twelve BUtes Can Block Xt.
ftion of the income tax amendment. It
71 ny iuiure ume any one of those
jwouid he adopted as aoart of the con-
uiuimii, ' . .
When a state ratiffe. .n .m.wm.
ha state's secretary of .tat. ..nH. .
'erLixiftn ranv nr ina .ihiai. .a a i.
etary of state of the United States.
rhe federal .wratarv rf ..... . a
...V.i-'.kI aji. r "."'." "
!.v,i mo uu.y vi uBiermining wnen a
-tifflcient number of ratifications have
een : received. ' ,
As soon as he receives a sufficient
mmber he Issues a proclamation de
claring that - the amendment has been
idopted. No action Is required of the
resident When adopted It is printed
n parchment and after being tested by
she secretary of state Is deposited In
i he naf. with th. enn.tltutlin . .i ,v-
I - . . ' 7 "..v vv, vi
iinenaiDBDis.
-: '. He' Preference, :'
; From the' Washington' Star.
iVi " aalrart .h. . .1 1 . 1 1 .. .V.
I - hi- . v i v i v. yuuin,
has your greater admiration, poetry
r mualcf" ; . ...
( "JMuslc'' aaswered Miss Cayenne; "It
'j impossible , for the melody of any
opular' song to be as absurd as the
oras. v - .. . ,- ,
REFUGEES ON
WAY TO FRANCE
.Liari"'1'A1us"' Thousands of refugees
are arriving on the French frontieF
having fltsd for their lives from Bari
fes-''-uf lerTn08.1
to escape; are" hiding In the cU? UnaWe
thWh?V'r .lhe W0l"ded are found by
Thni. -hK are fluJcWy dispatched
th f ti.r -:-ir..-5neir wy to
. . j 1 ""'"'' Kiener, money
a"d .hAT.e n forced to throw
FrVrTch wople"" QWltr OI tne
thJht?..r hrJ?' Aha insurrection is
Prlm1.rd"" a!art law by
countrv nn.iar a Tii... .VTZui '1"u
" uav.tvo.iAsi BIllO.
Th.r. I. v - ...
1flXn'1S ther0ireTend'er:
as thy Carllst movement ljdead.
TARIFF BILL IN
HANDS OF SENATE
, ilkka. auiM sa-nlrJ. sk FrKila , ..t.a..
"V" ioCalera and piarrhoaa,-Rem-iy
wit you when ttaryng; on roar trip
n!s summer. 1 cannot be obtained on
oard the tralnai or steamers: Changes
r water and slims he often attsa sudden
tucks of dlorrhoei, and it is best-to
e prepared., ; Sv . -: '-,,iZ
4
(United Frew leased Wire.)
Washington, Aug. 8. Th, tariff km
was reoeived by tha senate frwrn ths
htmse at io o'clock this morning'. . ,
' Senator Aldrieh Imm.iix.i. ....' aL.
oonfsrenoe oommltta.'f'hniiH iaA v-
fors ths Maartsj and read. t
Ther house, todav adontea tha
Of tha COnfar.no. aommtlHse. . -.a
Plifilpplne tariff WO.-'-- . :. i - r
The reading of the r.Mi. V...
raqulred 3 hours and 85 salantes.-
senator Daniel then. . n h.t,.te
ths Democrats, armed that tha report
was bos .egauy nerora na senate, be
cause, he said, t wasr not eomsidarea
by a properly . aonstltnted eoaunlttee.
ia anaiOTUw', anigaB 07 XnS ' OOm-
same jiot harlnr bee allowed to ahare
la its prsparatlon. ,.
T ' " " . v-
J A' Eugene. blacksmith has been sued
7i.I , ' - "u. or sate or
an eight legged mounted calf, an elaht!
lecsed mounted l.mh. and i ii
pi- for Vie sum-.of 100.,He has ions
back to HJaoksmlthlng, a Wiser . .nrt
PJT1, ia.n' "u0" freak are not worth
looking at anyway. - a .... . ,
in.. i nailln. k- I J i , - . ,
. I L. irciur an. will go IO
"-""J n.i mir, wnere sne win load 800,
vw ui juniuer ror oan xnego.,
MAY CHANGE LIGHTSHIP
Captains AVish Vessel lVIored to New
- ' fositlon.
A . petition has been sent to Captain
hiAi ghthouse Inspector for
..... viiovi ivjv. uy vatiuub uu.piains wno
come regularlv into the harbor, to have
th. flnlnmhla llo-ht .kili.j
tain Ellicott favors the shifting of the
aj.uiBiiiif iiu win BUDmit rne petition
wim in. recummenaauon to tne - light
house board. ' , :
It Is desired that the llt?htshlp be
moved rrom her present pesltion to a
point one and one fourth miles almost
rtlreo.tlv auutamnl .kink will ... v. a.
. . . . " ... . . . v- i n . . v. v iter in
a oirect .me with the Cape Oisappolnt
meni ugnr. ir tne light snip were In
this nnsitlon thav rnnM at.ae dlaall.
. . 1 - . -- ... ..... . I . UV. VI,
Tnr tha 1 O Tl. niAanavln.mAn. II V-. .
- r -.-a..K""aiW"l. "Rill aim
have the lightship astera, giving tham
a rore ana ait range, which wbuld give
them a direct course through' the beat
water in the channel. In case the light
ship is moved the whistling buoy in the
v. viiauiici, wiiii-a is rareiy usea, will
jiu.cu uyer mio rne sourn cnanneL
In 1 1 tni am aaa-1 A I. iL . If t j . a. . . W
it amc w mi mo iirjh on: uapa juisat
a.a v a-MU IUO ; J
SAILORS DIIOAVNKD
Three of Loudon HJU'g Crew Swept
wveruoara on, cape Jiorn.
-Advllea ra..l,.ri K.. . Um. 1 .,
... ... v, J III. .l V. JIK-JJ LS
Exchange this morning from San Fran
cisco state tnat the British ship Loudon
i""1 '"i" monieviaeo yesterday,
leaking slightly. While off Cape Horn
she ran into heavy weather. . durlnir
Which her rtAnlr. - j v
.: , . yea -" v: v wiu ner
sails lost. One officer And two sailor.
wc. w awrpi overDoara , ana drowned
during the gale.
She I. Knilnrt frte Tb,.k1l. UV. 1. i
e.nn Ulllrall.n OI 1 . . w. . h.
j a n ,el1 ' ron xown
avriiva Alii 11 u. v .
V . , OLEXHOIJkt; IIERE
First of Grain Carrier to ArriTO In
'' ' Port.
Ttia flr.t nf th. ei a i
. 7- , 1 " l- . ..... v. i amiii ia r
riers coming here for new crop load.
ing arrived this morning at .Astoria
one is ma jriiisn snip Glenholm, which
saUed for this port from Honolulu June
30. She was chartered some time ago
.y .ar,aor? ac uo. to. carry wheat
to United Kingdom ports.1
This Is the first one of the fleet of
t 1 . ' v-m w v,vi 1 j 1H.11 wnesi
which has shown up here yet but It 1.
.iiievicii luo.1 urners win soon rouow,
MARINE NOTES
and-ox7gen i Sffi iSK? f,
v.. , iror a complete set- , . ' 'nine rMlfeV saloon InenV a
ST 'ffjt ULL & GBBBSI1
; I MAIL ORDERS AND j INQUIRIES WILL RECEIVE OUR PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENT
fl - rn Se'asbriGlear
From .now on eTerr,Pe?rigerator inut ; .tock will how a nbtit'eable'prfcc 'redtSctldtt" Tlte Jin,
nt the moit modern and best : , makes-the McCrth "Sanitary the eonaVo 0tbU i
. , j us.iut.iiucic is mc range ot sues and styles that assures the' right set
' firalvanizen irnn white .nimal an.t t. c. .u- . .. .
- " y ua.-ajjass unco, oce tnese in tne casement
11 rt r i ' . .. - .. ' -
yi"" Avtuiajciaiur a. ,,,, ,,,axu,BU
$16.50 Refrigerator at. ... . ....... . . , . 13.20
$18.00 Sanitary Refrigerator at...;....., ,f 14.40
$21.00 Sanitary Refrigerator at. ........ . .$ 16.80
$27.00 Sanitary Refrigerator at. .'. f 21.60
$31.00 Sanitary Refrigerator at... ....... .$24.80
r?Vx 2an!"y Ketngerator at..... f28.0O
r w vs Ava Mnpiua l.tl JJJT;i4lur t
$26.S0 Grand Rapids RefrigeraifJY at. ,'. ;
$29.50 Grand Rapids Refrigj-ator at."..;;!
$32.50 Grand Ranirle Pefri.. a .
$48.00 Leonard RtGt.VilVVA
$75 00 Leonard Re
$78.00 Leonard RefriaeratX,
$105.00 Leonard R.f. 7. '2 .l ' V
.'T ----- , ""5-i"ui i ....
UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS AT HALF AttD
vLESS THAN HALF REGULAR VALUES ,
A large assortment of fine and medium-priced Furniture Cov
erings new last season,- but novr discontinued by the manu
facturers fabrics that ran ere in nnV frntrv 9 wrA tio
yard. ? Lengths of from 15 yards to 7 yards. All are to be
Closed OUt at half anrl less than half remits r , TnI,,,'. T..L.
uay a dnu v v canesaay s . saie in .iJrapery .Dept., Sixth Floor.
MIDSUMMER BEDDING CLEARANi
Xhe auantlties nf earh ar. limited -U. -i - .
attrac ive, T.k. .advantage'. mhT ffis
30 BairS. of $1 Sf) value, in 1.. ' f-. UdJJ tJIC
-w- . .v.v.vu-Huaini iics oiankets-STST
tan, to close out at,. pet pair,.,,..........,. .v............f.
28 naif! of $2 1(1 value, in .1.tr.M-ni..... ,. a . V
JnI, anrt li lt. -..V" ' .""CC IaBket
.... aaaau uiuv, iu iiojc uui at, per pair.. I
It 8t"ctly."AH-Wool Blankets, 66 inches by' 8 fa,
Cm&v Out flt t.a-r naif J J J
ej ' i
Sairnple PalLterns GoGairts to be:Clbsed Out jyr
TldtejrtL! regular values during a. three day,' sale-Todav. ' A
- - J -'" ''""'- .' . 7. ,c1uti',ui"e ana up-to-aate models to ding and reclining stvles and the carriair. :i '
patterns. Note the less-than-half valueg at wh en some f th... . offered . 8. " tuning styies ana tne carriage , t-n
!M5 ,Fol5,n 0-Cart for. i..,.g 1.95
$8.00 Op-Cart with cushion and para-
13.B0 Folding ijo'-ba'r't, 'with "paras oT and
cushion, fori , , , i ij-k
$9.50 Oo-Cart with cushion and para
sol., for a- . vv
$14.50 'Folding Oo-Cart. : With cushion
ana parasolt ior
t!6.00 Folding Oo-Cart
amir ousnion. xor
with
parasol
l.45
114.80 Reclining Oo-Cr wttk cushion
and parasol, for 7.25
$18.00 Oo-Cart Jwrtn parasol and URh-
lon, for..'-.ai.....a..S8.25
cuamon i sad.vv uo- Mjjiivinierwu ia learner
S5.25 L- cloth nd with parasol, for. ..88.75
I2J.80 Reclining Oo-Cart with uphol
stered seat and back, for. . ...89.75
19.S0 Reclining Oo-Cart with uphol
stered seat and back and with par
asol, f or .v.,..,,".. a ......... . . IQ.flK
$34.00: Reclining Go-Cart 'with uphol
stered seat and back and with par
vasoi. for -816.50
Astoria. August a-Arrlved at 9:85
a m. atAflnaavf- Caiaala frrm Cm T?-
- - - . , . . . . . . . . ... av 1 nu
P flm .nil. IMflRh ahln fllenhnlm trnU
Honolulu.'' 1 -4 '.' X
. . tr-an.M Am... . .lu-.
1 a, ., steamer Shoshone from Port-'
land. . ' .- . '
Ban Pedro; Aug. i. Arrived, steamer
George W.. Fen wick from - Mukllteo via 'I
Columbia river. . Arrived yesterdav.il
0i7a.iuci numiuKc liwi roruaua,
A.tnriA- -AtiBiftt. 1 -ApvIvimI . ... r.
and left up at 7 a. m.; steamer Break-11
warer rrorn .oos oay. nanea at 5 a. m.,1 i
steamer eureka for Eureka via Coo. I
Bay. Arrived at 1 and; left up at 6. jn- I
rTa
steamer Tahoe . from .San
tanclscp.
Takal 10 IA7TB. 0 1.D rx' OOaClT
- CO&BET-f. Bt7n.9nrn ' -Ooft
.fifth andtrison- artg.
, . j-oaTiaAJtD, o-aor
A. ! I. MILLS . . . . . . Preeldei
CLvAJlENCB S. SAUt'CL,; Asst Mgr.
rcBomans:
8ailedat 7 a. m., steamer Alliance for
Coos Bay. Balled at 9:16 a. m iteamer
J. Marhoffer for San Francisco Sailed
t 2 p. m., schooner Lootie Bennett fori
Kahulul. Sailed at S.t0 p. tn, eteamer;
A.uwiun ror san rranctsco. Arrived
at 4 and left up at 6 p ro.,- steamers
r on iuu uiympio rrom . Ban jfran
CISCO. 'j- ,vv '
San Frandsco, July l.Sa!led f at
n m . . ..a m u 11. h . . n
steamer Northland for Portland.
ship Loudon Hill from Port Townsend
for Dublin. DUt into Mnnln.MMi l.alrin.
slightly; -Deckaswept and lost sails.
heavy weather off Cams Horn. -v -e
Astoria, Augus J. condition at tha
mourn or rne river at 8 a, m., smooth;
wind northwest IS miles: wen the. clear.
Title, it Aalnria ui.k ....
. ' a i'.- T.T.".'1 .-"e'I
...) a,- iu .i icwr; i;ji p. m., 3 teet
raer. l.'teet: 8:27
m., t.Z feet. !'-.' --v'' a.-';-
: ALOXG 1TIE WATERFRO.VT
v. V 3... ...c-;' . ti-
thU .afternoon, will load 875,000 feet of
lunii-aer at R.tnla anrt T n . . . .. 11.1., .
J San Francisco. " . , .. '
rVr'lh rassengers and freight, the)
J-lE.. vr 1L, Elmore. Captain Schr.-i
4
OUR SHOWING OF THE
Quaint'
For'ratoire
$ld and $22.50 VALUES in PORTIERES at $ia00 P
r: 2 Deserves Particular Mention r v
Peonle who are intert'ctfri in iKi: nniiar
1 --vv ... .av uuaillk CUili
popular style of furniture will find no better
orv more varied selection than in our T.rctr.t
display of living-roora, dining-room, library
ana aen pieces in tne layored turned-oak.
The majority of these pieces "are the produc
tions ' of L. and J. G. StickleyunexceUed
for Wfirlftriaflisllit. frtr rinroctor n
andi. for comfort iThe steadily' increasing-
aemana -ior tne nuainr t-vip is nccnran -nf
"T- - w w w v -W -h W . UA1VV V"
"a a. " . . . - . !
us pop.ijiar.ty. asujne. practical tunnturrIO"
4-Vi A nAfVl.. J 1 L . 1 . -f . ..'7
we iiiuait uscu luuins in me iiome
! BUfi UUK BHiUOIVIJ i'pTJUlt IJI
A, ipecial lot of Fine: Tapestry and Velvet Portieres-onc
t' 1 only of each pattern.-. Sale todav and TuA .
CQUCH COVERS-$li2;50 VALUESPECIAI W
Fii e Imoorted Couch Cnvers a
Tl j, . "v outtmi nictue. iar.
UUi uvcrs' at aDove almost half values
anp Tuesday..', -i- .
f
Qranitewaire rBara
Jui anven(dozen interesting items in the Gray Enameled Ware
uiiucu iui iuuy s ana uesaay s buying.,.
IScjUdles at, each ......... 10
juarreserve Kett esat.-earh zn
Mixintr Bowls at. earri 1 2S '
Lipped Sauce Pans at, ea.25t :
Lipped Saufe Pans at. ea ?ttiv
uAiug uuwis at, cacn. .aiuc
SOcjWater Pails, 10-qt. size. .35!
60c Water Paill, 12-qt. size'.A
$1.50 Straight, Sauce Kettles,
, qt size, at, .each ....... Sl.f
$1.90 Straight' Sauce Kettlrs-
size, at.acn sit
i
i
new patent Stael TiwCn that 1 .tteet;n .' .. '. ' :. ' ". I
lly raising
ThJ
sim
tne are no
theronly-kteel
con(Dartment:,-
OUtfthe box. Extra havv Pr r l. i.-.'
yos. io see one ot these? couches is to
aptreciate their fnnviinc'u' '
r one sjdit extends to the width of the full-size bed. and
bracito be adjusted. : It is ' - . "lA t
1 pouch made that has ' a box .ffcC t?-? 5t i
V.TVieie'ar. alert .J- .. -.t - JfWr ."-aJ: .. ' '