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- tv "J v. J JSH 3 'UL. XXXV, KO. 137. ASTORIA, OREGON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1890. PRICE FIVE CENTS K4- ,, , The Only Exclusive Oiotliing AND TTat BEouso In Tlao City, 1B1H?7 t-vtiKsW. 1 lu I. -' that is inaiMRif 1 tins lest, and tr.i5J5r.cts it-, business on the l.i v n , nv u , f . i: u!mnc of bu-ino'S anii'.i ljy tran-ncloil. 1 ,i J..HIN t:.,t can, ami docs soil its uooiN on Ihe Mirallust iiiarIis. The house that keeps the best assortment and h's no shelf-worn Reed-. it:tecki3 always new and froh as it is continually coming and going. "' tho flw f the niiqhly Columbia, diiect from Us s-mr-e, to tliu body it su-tpSie. Ahvo all, it is the hoiibC that treats every customer alike, and transacts ll I- Uiiicss on st'h'tJy business principle, in sh rt it U a business house 330" Ot L. 3P&J3L&. BUSINESS CARDS. J. ATTORNEY" AT J. AW, Astoria, - - - Oregon. Office, three doors cast Court House, Third street. G. J. CURTIS, AUornrj-at-Law: Sotarjr TuMic rmtHisioncr of Deeds for "Washington .winry. Office in Flavel's new brick MiMhng. Cor. Second and Cass streets. I O.I.N il. SMITH. ATTORNEY AT LAW. )"scei Cass street, 2 doors bade ot Odd vviiir Building, Astoria, Oregon. r . .V. UOWLBY, ttornry til CeaaelIor at I.aiv Occ ua Caen&raus Street, Astoria, Oregon. 4 R. KANAGA, ATTORNEY AT LaW. OSce over White House Cor., Astoria, Or. J. II. "SI VXSELL, uk n. izsrrxTE bbokcr AND NOTARY rUBLIC. Established 1SS3. Third Street, next to W. U. Telegraph Of- Cce. Astoria, Or. VTT W. PARKER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Conveyancer and Notary TubUc 112 Beaton Street, opposite the Postomce. Between Chenamus &Squemoque Sts., Astoria, Oregon. A. A, GIjKVZjA.XI, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OS'e-Flavel's new brick building, comer -nd aad Cass streets ; up stairs. J-JX1H. A. 1 AXUJ. JV. FULTON. Cass street, between 3rd aud 4th. Srxcial attention to Diseases of Women' ana Children, oy ur. A, u fmton. Special attention to Surgery, bj- Dr. J. A. FuHor. OrSce hours from 10 to 12 A. M and 1 to 4 r.K. pvu. xr. r. sTRicKLr.it, mYSICIAN, SURGEON AND DRUGGIST In simple cass clmrgcs only for medi cine, Nrar Potofllcc, Chenamus Street. A-tona, OrecoH. JAY TUTTLE. M. D. rhyadsa, Snrgeoa and Acconcneur. Onlce, Room 6, Pythian Building. OfSee hours : 10 to 12 and 2 to 5. Residence. CS) Cedar fctrecL rK.O.K.ETE8. . PliYSIClAK AND SUKGEON. Special attention to Diseases or Women udSurxerv. FrteK: Opposite Telegraph Office, up Stairs. Astoria, repon. F E. 21ILLEK, X. I. Gradeate of CJcreland Ilomoeopathic IIos nltal tVrtlere, and Post-Graduate of New Vork City Polyclinic School of Medicine and Sarpcry. First and Main streets, Portland. IMe!e of WemcB a Specialty. nicr.A kkkh, Hi DENTTIST Rooms 3 and . Flavel's new Brick Build lac w.T.BUKxrr. u. T. nABIX J. IT. SKATES. Burney, Barin & Draper, Attorneys at-L&w. ;Oregoa City, Oreson. Twdre yemrs experieace as Register of 2MU.S.La&4 Office bere, recommends us la oar specialty of Mlntecand all other bus ixm feeiere tke LaadOftce or the Courts, ia SavolTinc the practice In the General LaoaOslM. TiBtei, Lester & Anflersen, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Srreyrs and Arcliitects. Omac, Boox 9, Fulyel's Bld'o SHCOKD STREET . O. Bas SIS. ASTOlirA, OR. The House that Buys and Sells the Best Goods, as to JFt, C. P. Upshur, Shipping and Commission Merchan' ;.7ain St. Wharf, Astona. Oregon. SPECIALTIES: Cannery Supplies Barbour's Salmon Net Twine:. NEPTUNE Brand Salmon Twin.. WOODBERRY Cotton Line and Twii.es SEINES and NETTING Or all Description Furnished at Factory Prices. FIRE !fiSUHC Effected tu first Class Ciiipatii.. Representing x:j.oo,0(io rntEMX,.. HOME....... Hartford, Coiiu ........New York, Agency Pacific Express and Wells. Pargo A l'o. AUSTINiu J. P. AUSTIN. Propr. Open All tUe Year 'Roiii. 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Lard Oil, Wi ought Iron Spikes Galvanized Cut Nail. Agricultural Implements, Sewing 3Iachir.es, Paints, Oils, Grooorios, lElto, PATRONIZE HOWE INDUSTRY! There Is no occasion for the roost fastidi ous of our citizens to send to Portland or San Francisco for Custom Made Clothes As they can pet Better Fits, Better Work manship, and for less Money. By Leaving Ineir Orders with MEANT. New Goods by Every Steamer. Call and see him and satisfy yourseh. P. J. Meany. MerchantTallor. r. W. CASE Insurance Agent. KEntESEXTIXG California Marine Ins. Co., S. F. Columbia Fir 2 i.ii Marine Ins. Co., remand. Home Mutual Instance Co . S. F. Pitccnix of London, 'usiperial of London. BANKER. Transacts a General Hanking Business. i-.,iu.-i.!::uwi available lu any part of the '. . .'. Ki:r.iM, ;:nd ou (long Kong, China -It-: I.'K lliiiii:: 111 a. M. to 3 P. M. '.ti !ki.,hv.nI:uii.mno. Astoria. Oregon. Maverick National it.vrtK, BOSTON, in ASS. CAPITAL. ,$400,000 .. 800,000 Account or Banks, Bankers and Corpora tions solicited. Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excel lent, and we re-discount for Banks when balances warrant it. Boston is a Kcsenc Citv, and balances uilh in from Banks (not located in other Krterve Ci ies) count as a rescn c. We draw our own exchange on london and the Continent, and make cable transfers ami place money by telegraph throughout the United Stales and Canada. We ha e a market for prime, first-class Investment Securities, and Invite proposals from Mates. Counties and Cities when is suing bonds. Wo do a general Banking Business, and in vite correspondence. ASA P. POTTER, President. JOS. W. WORK, Cashier. X" - ."E5 Astoria National Bank IS NOW OPEN FOR GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Accounts of Firms and Individuals Solic ited on Favorable 1 crms. Interest luid on Time Deposits. Mom y Uiantd m Personal and Real hsUte .se em ity. Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold. C. T. r.ilcc, rreslilent. Joint srobson, Viet Pns. A. IS. Kdee, Cashier. . K. Warren. ( n,r,n C. s. Wrilit. "lectori. THE PORTLAND SAYINGS BANE Or POKTLAND, ORHCO.V. Paid up cipiulr. Sui plus and iroiiw.., :2W.OOO .. GO.000 Interest allowed on saiis dei -lis as fol.ows. On ordinaiy savings books. 4 perci n j-er annum. On term savings books, c i er c lit er annum. On certificates of deposit : For three months, 4 per cent p-r a imuh. For six months, 5 per cent per annum. For twelve months, c per cent ier annum. FRANK DEKU M. President. D. P. IHOMPSON. Vice Prevalent. II. C. SlRATfON, Cashier. ! Astoria Iron Works. JConcomiy St., Foot of Jackson, Astoria. Or General Machinists and Boiler Maters. Land and Marine Engines itnis.:-;it WORK. Steamboat Work and Cannery Work A bl-KCIALTV. Castings of all Descriptions Made to Order at Short Notice. iohn Fox President, and SuDt A. L. Fox, Vie President J. G. Husti.kii. Sec. and Treas THE- Scow Baf Fouaflry -CORNER- WEST FIFTH AND WALL STS. ASTOItIA, OnKoox.' Of all Descriptions -MADE 70 ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE. FARM AND DAIRY RANCH TO LEI Twenty to Thirty Choice Cswi A2fD 30 to 50 Acres of Fine Meadow Farming Land A Farm of ICO acres, 4 to B acres of orchard in c":!ce fruits, complete turn buildings, near Astoria. Convenient to sell milk in the city. All farmlnc tools and dairy appli ances. One span fine Farm Horses and Waon. Apply to this office, or to A. II. Sale, on the premises, at 'Woo'.lla'j i Farm Young's River, Or. LIDDICOAT & CRIBB. Carpenters and RniluVrs. iloU Ss McOurtrie's old stand, have over 200 plates and drawings of ail kinds and styles of dwelling-houses, ranging from $900 to $.2,000 Call and sec them. Contractor and Stone Mason All kinds of Stone Work done In a neat and substantial manner. Address all Orders or Correspondence Box 213, Astoria, Or. A Chicag i Druggist Kclailed 2 ,000,000 of ggggUKj TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.. The New York stock market contintwd actiTO yeaterday. BorchelJ, tho murderer, waa execuwA at Woodstock, Ont. A bold and mysterious casa of kidnap ing occored in Boston. A dynamite explosion at Alma, 0.L killed three men and injured two. A collision between freight traiai oa theBaltimexe & Ohio railroad eost three lives. Sir Lionel Flavfair discussed the new tariff bill before his constituency at Leeds. There were fourteen failures in Faotfie coast states and territories during the past week. The Naphtha Launch Hanufacluriti& Company expect to start up in Tncnttfi by January. 1st. Express trains on the Pennsylvania railroad collided; two people were killed and many injured. "Sunol" failed to lower her trolling record in San Francisco yesterday, but trotted n milo in 2:11). Senator Sherman says the result of tho late election will tishten the money mar ket, for a time at least. The steamer BerUia, which had sealed orders to the rovenun eulter Wolcott, baa returned to San Franoisoo. Cleveland's friends, it 13 understood,, will endeavor to defeat the senatorial ambitions of Governor Hill. "" Most of tho guests from abroad who attended theThuruian banquet at Colum bus left for their homes yesterday morn ing. The congressional committee appointed to investigate viol utions of tho ChiBose immigration law leave Washington to day. ' jt The Southern Pacific company charge the recent wreck of the California expregt to train wreckers, aud offers a reward at $5,000 for their apprehension. r Cattle doalers in London are scared bj an unwarranted artiole in a stock jourad that American cattle were to be exclude from England on account of prevalence of pleuro-pneumonio. ?. In Portland it is announced that a me sonlruction company, to complete the South Coast railroad has incorporated, with William Raid, J. II. Smith aud E. T.Johnson as promoters. Im;orutat Hofire. 'ov is the time to test the best Ca tarrh. Rronchilis. Asthma at d Ithru matic Cttn in to City of Astoria. Fif y packnui'-tof ! roy's We&t luiliii Catarrh Cure-tlit refjuhkr price $aT whidi iS3fi0. can he hatl front J. . Conn, the drureis at SL00 per package, thereby sarin: $LW. Tlila is i preparatin rarmntcti tti cure. Call aiiil gei a pai'kaj;e, in they jo fa.t. ItcnuMubrr rh iI ic Coun. oiij.n Mti the Occident UoU-L S. llrovrn & Co., i'roprletnrs. Los Anffi,h,'t Cnl. 1. t). lox KY. !51iun.tur-l'Miik I)ru Co.. Portland. Tho remarks about a cheap coat making n cheap man, possibly bad reference to a coat or whitewash. A Sure Cure for Flics.. Itching Piles arc; known by moist nic like perspinition.caiiMiit; iuteun itch in when warm. Thi- fnn as well as Hliu . Hlerdiir or n olnulitr'. i Id at on c to Dr. Dosauku's Pile reni'-tly, which acts directly on the parts aff ctiil. ahirh tnmor.s allny it liihg and effects a permanent cure. 50c Druggists or mail ; treatise free. Dr. Rosauko. .Piqua, O. Sold by J.,W. Conn. WM. EDGAK. Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff, MEERSCHAUM & BRIER PIPES, Pocket Cutler), Marine Glasses, STATWNBRY AND hOTIONS. Corner Main and Secoi.d Sts., Astoria. Or. The Oregon Bakery A. A. CLEVELAND, Frep'r. Good Bread, Caie anfl , Pastry None but the Beat MalrriaN l'st. Satisfaction Guaranteed Customer! Rread iltdlvrTf ! tn iny part of tbn city. Carnahan & Go. SUCCESSORS TO t. W. CASK,. WroKTRlU AND WTIOLRSA1.K AND RETAIL DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Conii-r Gbeunutun and l!&- tlmjta. AST Ul A - - - - f.p . B. F. ALLEN & CO. DEALERS IN Wail Paper and OH Paintings : PRACTICAL : PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. All Work Guaranteed. Cor. Cass and Jeffersou Sts.. Aatorlx, Executors' Notice. LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ncalnst the estate ot Louis Wilson, de- ceasea.ana unn 01 wuson rwner, are requested to present them properly verified at tho office of J. Q. A. Bowlbv. and all persons owing said estate should make Im mediate settlement at tho same place. J.Q. A.BOWLBY. WILEY B. ALLEN, 4 . Executors. Astoria, Sept. IS. 1890. d-6t Jiotice. THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM IT may concern tbatEmil Shu-man has this day purcha-ed the Interest of P. 0Hara In the firm of O'Hara & Inralls, butchers, and the firm will henceforth le known as Ingaui & Shuman. A contlauatlon of the generous patronage giren the old firm is solicited, asd new patrons are respectfully Invited to elre us atrial. H.H.nGALLS. E. SHUMAN. Astoria, Nov. 1,1890. THE DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS CleiBlaii fill Hot Let Hill Captsre Tie SenatorsMp, A BBHISHER TALKS TABHP. Bonat r Sherman Draws a Picture of the .Eesult A Democratic fiule- Doleful of -'pedal bvlke Usitkd Pass. Albaxy, N. Y., Noy. 14. Governor Hill is not going to have his owu way in regard to the United States senator ship. Ex-President Cleveland's friends say "that Hill most bo opposed. His victory, whether lie selects him self or one of his friends for the senatorship, would bo a. disadvantage to Cleveland. A movement has been Blarted in the western part of the state that seems to name Wilson N. Bissell, one of Cleveland's law partners at the time lie was elected governor. A BAnONET TALKS. Tbc New Tariff Bill From a Rrltisfe Standpoint. 3..oial toTnK AaTOHIAN.l Londox, Nqy. 14. In a speech to hi constitutenta at Leeds last night on tho United States tariff question, Sir Lionel Playfair, after giving a tariff history said the promoters of the tariff sought to prove that the measure was necessary in order to equalize tho difference between tho higher wages in the United States and the lower wages in Europe; bat the nr gumenfwould not bear examination. There is," said the speaker, "no connection as a whole. Wages in America nave already been reduced under Tiigh tariff and thero seems to be no tendency to raise them. Wages are thenighestin unprotected indus tries and lowest in protected ones." Sir Lionel cited a host ot statistics K show that the consumer always pai&extra duties. He entered upon & lengthy dBcasaion on the effects ot the new tariff bill, contending that they would be disastrous to agricul ture and farmers will find that while rtha foreign markets were dwindling, every, necessity was increasing m price.' aBEsUKJUffc VIEW. tVa-ataV&eBatftr Say's ef Tfco Election Resales Special to TrtB Art roaiAX. WAsnuiaTok, Not. 14. Senator Sherman, in ah interview to-day said: "The nwStsSKous result of the re cent elections will be in the hardening of the times, caused by a distrust of the financial policy of the incoming house of representatives. All sorts of financial schemes of the wildest character, will be proposed, and what ever may be the outcome they will make capital timid and arrest many' business enterprises that were on the noiht of being executed. "The first effect is a panic in New xorfc and an eager desire of every prudent man to realize on all doubtful securities: The tariff act would have set on foot many new enterprises, which will be prevented or delayed by the doubt created as to the industrial policy of the future." AFTER THE BANQUET. Cassts at the Tharman Jattllcc Re tar alas; Hasae. Special to The Astortax. Columbus, Nov. 14. Ex-President Cleveland,, left for New York this morning in the private car of Senator Brice. The occupants of the car were the ex-president, Dan. Lamont and Congressman Springer of Illinois. The guests at the banquet mostly left the city, early this morning. 1 p ALMOST AN EYE WITNESS. IaeiiflBtfl of the Fearful Railroad Aeeldent f Wedarsday Night. Robert Cowan, stage carpenter of the "Hearts of Oak" company, was with his comnany at Salem last Wednesday night, and immediately on hearing of the .terrible railroad disas ter, he went to the scene of the wreck. A representative of The AsroniAX met him last evening at the theater, and heard his statement. Mr. Cowan aaid that 'the scene presented was almost heartrending; wounded pas-" sengers were scattered all about, many of them so badly injured as to be almost helpless, while moans, sobs, tears and groans from the injured and fronvtbeir accompanying friends who were unhurt, filled the air, and touched with pity the heart of every listener. Mr. Cowan remained on the spot until 4 o'clook Thursday morning, and accompanied the wounded who were taken to Salem... Large fires were built near the Wreck that the willing helpers could see to render the de sired assistance to the suffering pas sengers, and this in contrast to the darkmeas of the , surroundings away from the radius of the light, formed a wild, weird Boene which will never be effaced from the minds of the specta tors. He thinks the accident was caaaed by the old and decayed timbers of the trestle, for the most of the structure dropped down .with the train on it, leaving the cars standing on the track, some twelve orjifteen feet be low the level of the trestle. It was a night of horror, as almost every per son on the ill-fated train was more or leas injured. Worse TkauB "Leprety Is Catarrh, and there is but one prepa ration that does cure that disease, and that is the California Positive and Neg ative Eleetrie LUf-aent. Sold by J. W. Conn. It ateo cures neuralgia, rheuma tism, headache, sprains, barns and all pain. Try-it and tell your neighbor where to get it. THEKEV.GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourbon,- Inu, says:' "Both myself and Wife owe our lives to SHILOR'S CONSUMPTION CURE, THE GREAT MAKE "SUNOL,." Ske Fails te Lower Her Record. b a. Sam Francisco Track. Special to The Astobiak.I San -FRANca-sco, Nov. 1-L The event of the day at the Bay district traofc to-day -was an attempt by the trotting mare "Snnol" to beat her re cord of 2:10J The event ms somewliat of a dis appointment as she made a record of only 2:llf , or better by a quarter of a second than "Stamboul's" best time. Although failing to beat her own record she went off in good shape, making the first eighth in 0:15y4, first quarter -in 032jL, passing the half mile pole in l:Qia4 and three-quarter pole in 1-3I. OT THE GALLOWS. Btirckcll Expiates His 'Crime Woodstock, Ontario. Woodstock, Ont, Nov. 1-L Kegiu ald Burchell was launched into eter nity this morning, at 8 7 o'clock, for the murder a fellow country man, J. O. Benwell. An autopsy was held in the iail. Dr. Mearn3 doing the operation under orders of Coroner McLay. It was found that tho neck was not broken, though several of the ligaments were, ruptured. Burchell died of strangulation, as his struggles indi cated. DEATH DEALING DYNARXITE. Thrco Laborers Blown to Pieces And. Two Injured. Special to The Astoman. AiiMA, Ohio, Nov. 14. By the explo biou of dynamite in a stone quarry, this morning, three laborers were blown to pieces and two othera were seriously hurt. Cattle Dealers Scared. Special to The AsxoRrAjr.j London, Nov. 14.--There was much perturbation this week among tho cattle dealers who read tho Livestock Journal. It contained an announce ment that American cattle were to be excluded from England on account of the prevailence of pleuro-pneumonia in New Jersey. There was no ground for the announcement as it was based on information received here over two months ago. DISASTERS ON THE RAILROAD, Express Trains on tlie Pennsylvania Line Collide. TITO KIZZED AND 3CAXY UTTJtT Special by Tub Usiud P&kss. PrrrsBUBo, Nov. 14. The second section ot the western express on the Pennsylvania railroad collided with an east bound express train at New Florence, Pa., this morning. The wreck took fire and one Pullman car was burned. Two people were killed and eleven injured. The killed were Henry L. Minot of Boston, and Mrs. S. H. Angell of Washington. BktiT.atue, Ohio, Nov. 14. A colli sion occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio road near Scott's stan at 4 o'clock this morning between two freight trains. John Watson, an en gineer, and James Fleisher and James Barrett, firemen, -were killed. Thomas Burke, another employe, cannot re cover. Both engines and the cars were completely wrecked. ITIIiIj INVESTIGATE. A CeHgressienal Committee Willi Look into SmuKfrlinc. Special to The Astoria.! Washington, Nov. 14. The joint committee of the senate and house, which was authorized to make atrip to the Pacific coast to investigate vio lations of the Chinese immigration law will start to-morrow morning. Representatives Linlock and Stump go to Washington under the chaperon ago of Deputy Sergeant at Arms, Charles B.Reade. They will be joined at Chicago by Representative Owen, and at Spokane Falls by Senator Squire. A meeting of the committee will be held at Spokane, thence they will go to Seattle, San Francisco and Los f Angeles and then they will return to Washington about tho third week in December. The committee will bo accompanied by a clerk and stenog rapher and will take testimony. . A Week's Failures. Special to The AstoriakI. San Fbanoisoo, Nov. 14. Brad street mercantile agency reports four teen failures in the Pacific coast states and territories for the week ending to morrow, as compared with nino for the previous week and eight for the corresponding week of 1889. JBpocM. The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the indi vidual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been at tained is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard in praise of Elec tric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health to the use of the Great Alterative and Tonic If you are troubled with any disease of the Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standingyou will surely findre lief by us,e of ESectric Bitters. Sold at BO c and SI per bottle at J, W. Conn's Drug store In the United States there are 1398 newspapers, with a circulation of five millions. dare Them a Tkoroaglt Trial. Hon. E. A. Moore, Member of Assem bly. Richmond county, N. Y., writes : -I have two afflictions which some times make life a burdon. One is dys pepsia, the other is rheumatism. I heard that Bkandbeth's Prxxs, taken one or two at night on an empty stom ach, would cure rheumatic pains. I gave them a thorough trial for three weeks, taking one or two every night. To my delight, not only was 1 cured of rheumatism, but dyspepsia, costiveuess and biliousness. They did not inter fere with my diet or business, and 1 really think them an incomparable blood purifier and cathartic.'' "HACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 60 cents. REID AUD THE RAILROAD A New Construction Company Incorporateu' in Portlanj, GOOD HEWS, TE IT IS TRUE. Smith and Eeid in the Hew Combine The English Engineer Again Leaves London. Special by The United Pres3 PoRTiiAja), Nov. 14. This afternoon articles of incorporation were filed in Portland of the South Coast Construc tion Company, by J. H. Smith, Will iam Beid and E. T. Johnson, specially for tho purpose ot completing the unfinished portion of the Astoria & South Coast railroad, both to the Southern Pacific line in Washington county, Oregon, and to Portland via the Northern Pacific Company's line near Linton on tho Willamette river. The London bondholders, it is said, are to supply the necessary money, and have expressed a desire that J. H. Smith and William Beid co-operate together in seeing the road completed not later than June 30, 1892, and fifty two miles byJune 30, 1891. This concerted action resulted in the formation of tho South Coast Con struction Company to-day and meets, it is claimed, -with the cordial approval and support of the people ot Astoria and the directors of tho Astoria and South Coast Bailway company. A cableirram. from London was re ceived to-day by J. H. Smith "the railroad contractor and William Beid, the president of the Astoria and South holders had adiusted everything satis factorily in London and that their engineer had left for Astoria. A BOLD KIDNAPER. He Entices a littfc Boy Away From Boston. Special to The Astoria.! Boston, Nov. 14. A bold case of kidnaping occurred about 7 o'clock this morning. At that hour it is claimed that an unknown man enticed Calmer W. Bryant away from the yard of the Childrens' Mission, No. 277 Fremont street Children of the institution say that for the last three weeks a man has beenBtanding around the building and several times asked the Bryant boy to accompany him on a walk or go with him to a certain place, but each time tho boy refused. Mrs. Ellen Bryant, the boy's mother works in a restaurant on Hollis street. She had two children besides Calmer, who was only placed in the institution temporarily, having been there but seven weeks. Mrs. Bryant cannot think of any reason "why her boy should be sought for. His father is dead and she has no relatives that she thinks would steal the boy and she knows of no one that answers to the description of the man. "Hearts of Oak.'1 Last evening at the opera house the above play was rendered by James A. Heme and his fine company, as well as possible under the circumstances, for the personal baggage of the actors, as well as all the scenery and stage accessories failed to arrive, having been detained in consequence of the wreck on the Southern Pacific near Salem. Marion Abbott, the leading lady, who plays the part ot Chrystal Dennison, was obliged to wear her traveling dress in the whole six acts, and this, together with the entire absence ot the stage pharapher nalia, whioh goes so far toward mak ing tho piece attractive and realistic, seriously marred tho effect of tho play. The company is a strong one, and every character was well por trayed. Heme, Clarke and Chippen dale, as Terry Dennison, Uncle Dayy and Owen Garroway, were splendid, Nellie Regan as Tawdry, the servant, furnished most of the comedy, the babv was a model infant, and little Hazel Regan as Little Chrystal won her way to the hearts of all. Many of the scenes were quite affecting and the entire piece is full of interest. Foolish Martyrs. There arc martyrs and martyrs. Some were wise In tho loftiest, some are silly In the most improvident sense. The word im provident exactly applies to the latter class, since they neglect to provide against threat ened danger. We commiserate, but we can not respect them. Among the silliest arc martyrs to rheumatism, who might have nrnvpntpd dailv and nichtlv recurrinc tor- Lture by the early use of Hostetter'a Stomach muers, a uiooa aepureni. more eaiciem in removing the virus of this complaint from the circulation than any thus far brought to the notice of the general community and the medical profession. It promotes greater activity of the kidneys, the channel through which blood impurities, productive of rheu matism, gout and dropsy, are principally expelled, and it Imparts a degree of vigor to digestion and assimilation which has a mast favorable bearing on the general health. It also remedies biliousness, kidney tronbles and malaria. It is proposed to use electric motors to drive oxhibits at the world's fair, and also to include other novelties, such as electric railways between the sections. Tltc Pulpit and tbc Stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kansas, says: "I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for me. My longs were badly dis eased, and my parishioners thought 1 could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King's New Discov ery and am sound and well, gaining 2G lbs. in weight," Arthur Love, manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes: "After a thorough trial and convincing evidence I am confident Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption beats 'em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness 1 can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it" Free trial bottles at J. W. Conn's drug store. Regular sizes 50c and $1. Oair nc in the United States. Out of 1357 cough syrups manufac tured in the United States, but one has been found to he entirely free from opiates and that is the California Posi tive and Negative Electric Cough Cure, which is the best on earth for coughs, colds, croup, etc. Sold by J. W. Conn. THE NEW YORK JHABKETS. Excitement In the Stock Heard Still Continues. Special to TnE AstosiaxI New York, Nov. 14. Stocks this morning opened ordinarily active, but moderated considerable before the end of tho hour. While the gen eral list was fairly well there was great weakness in several leading shares. Tho opening figures were irregular, but generally near last evening's close, the exceptions being again of 1 in the Western TJhion and losses of 1 in tho Union Pacific and of ;g in Atchison. In the early trading special woakness appeared in the Pacific Mail, which was raided down 2Ji to 3K- Northern Pacific preferred V& to 58, North American rose from 1 per cent, to 13 in the early trading but plater lost" all im provement. In the afternoon stocks continued aotive but tho weakness of the first " hour spread to tho entire list and everything traded in showed a loss. FKOH1 TnE NORTH. Vessels Arriving in San Fran cisco the "Bertha." Special to The Astoria:.! Tho steamers Bertha and Mexico and the schooner II. C. Wright ar rived in port last night. The Bertha and Mexico came down from Port Townsend and both brought coal, tho formers cargo consisting ot ool) tons and tho latter GG0 tons. The Wright . came down from Uyak in nineteen days, bringing 4,118 cases and 210 barrels of salmon. Tho Bertha is the property of the Alaska Commercial Company, and went up north with orders for tho cruiser Wolcott. She will be relieved of her charter to tho government in a few days. A Kcti' Enterprise. Special to The Astoriax.I Tacoma, Nov. 14. E. Purdy, super intendent of the Pacific Naphtha Launch Company, arrived here to-day. He says tho company expect to have the works in operation by January first next. They propose to manu facture ail the launches for this coast, Japan, China and Australia in Ta coma. TRAIN WRECKERS RESPONSIBLE The Sont&eru Pacific ConiBauy Posts A Big Rewari. THE TRACK TAJLL'EIiED WITH. Special by The United riES3 1 Portland, Nov. 14. The Southern Pacifio Railroad officials deny strenu ously that the system is at all to blamejor the accident of the 12th inst., and assert their belief that the horrible work was perpetrated by the track being tampered with. In consequenceaforceof detectives have been assigned to the work of hunting down the guilty parties and bringing them to justice. In further ance of the work the company issued to-day the following netice: "Reward There is reason to believe " that the accident to the California ex press train near Chemawa, seven miles north of Salem, was caused by the track being tampered wiih. The Southern Pacific Company offers a re ward of 5,000 for the arrest and con viction of the guilty parties. (Signed) R. Koehleb, Manager S. P. Co.'s lines in Oregon." No inquest will be held on the body of C. Gnebel, who died from injuries received in the accident near Chemawa, as Coroner Rivers com pelled Dr. Bevan, the railroad company's surgeon to sign a statement that death resulted from injuries received in tho wreck of the company's passenger train on a bridge across Lake Labish. The body will be shipped to the home of Griebel at St. Louis, to-morrow. Refuses to Give It Up. Special to The astorian.I BeriiTN, Nov. 14. 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