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EXCLUSIVE TELEGRAPHIC PRESS REPORT. VOL. XL, NO. 275. ASTORIA, OllEGOX,. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1893. ." "1 s l fr . (f "" f a a. ( - fit PRICE. FIVE CENTS. mun minimi nnrwnrnu inn mn mmm Conger's ChestShieId Undershirt. "pHESE Undershirts are moet ing witli more and more favor every year "with my trade that wants a chest protector that will be equal to any, and be washed every time that the garment is changed, and also one that protects the back as well as the front. To go with the chest-shield shirt is House's Double-Seated Drawers, which are made high on the back as kidney protectors, and both garments are made up as a Hygienic Underwear by the Lu zerne Knitting Mills, from whom I have the sole agency in this city. $K0 WING U N D ER S H I R T DOXTBLt FRONT I. L. OSGOOD, The One Price Clothier, Hat ter and Furnisher, Cor. Third and West yth Sta., opp. Foard & Stoke. If You Want Anything in. FINE STATIONERY, Tablets, Blanks, Miscellaneous Books, Office Supplies, Letter Presses, School Books, Typewriting Supplies, Inks, Mucilage Etc., Call on u:. t GRIFFS & fEED. CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE. Fine Wines and Mqoors. I have made arrangements for supplying any brand of wines in quantities to suit at the lowest cash figures.. The trade and families supplied. All orders delivered free in Astoria. The Ways and Means Committee Still Busy With It. LEGACIES WILL BE LEVIED UPON wnose rauennga about the west end of the city have caused considerable annoyance. Their favorite diversion waa to steal coal from the lallrnad yards and sell It and then lay poker fori the money. Tax on Cigarette u and Playing Cards to lie Materially Increased Other Provisions. Associated Press. Washington, Nov. 30. It has been definitely determined that the income tax system to be reported by the ways and moans committee will be confined to a tax on the net Incomes of all cor poraMons and on concessions and leg acies. Bryan, McMillan, Wliitt.it; and others, who made a strong; light for n plan broad enough to include all In- comes of Individuals In excess of $jfl00, having been about forced to acquiesce In-1 the will of the majority md abandon the graduated Income tax In favor of one applying only to corporations and successions. It -:an hn confidently an nounced that the tax system will be larrowed lovvn to these specific llniils, unless the recommc vial Sons of the com' mittee are ipsot In the house. The tax on successions and legacies applies only to personality and monies. Ihe democrats in the committee have also decided to Increase radically the tax on cigarettes, and imuose a tax on laying- cards. Doth of fiese points have been definitely decided. The ques tion of placing an interned revenue tax on whisky is still unsettled. The com mittee is maintaining a studious reti cence on this subject, for fear of mnnlp nations by speculators on 0;e stock xchange. THE VICTIM OP A STRIKE. St. Paul. Nov. 30. Frank 'Wnagun, who says he is a victim of the Carnegie trike, has been at his own .ociiust committed to the workhouse for ninety days, on a charge of vagrancy. Mun anon has been half over the United States since the strike in ihe Plutbur iron works, and he has looked ir. vnl for work that would provide his family witn a nome. f ootsore and weary he arrived In St. Paul Wednscday nigh and sought lodging at the central poile station. He was shivering and near! rrozen, and his feet, protected only by soniobody's enst-off shoes, were bleeding where they came In contact wlt.li th cold pavement. Ills garments consisted of a tattered suit of clothes, and 1 was unprotected from the cold weathei by underwear. i f OKLD Desperately Fought Football Game in San Francisco. st, CALIFORNIA RACING. San Francisco, Nov. 30. The mclng today resulted as follows: , Six Jurlongs Ida Glen, Joe, fleoi town. Time, 1:19 V4. Six furlongs Motto, . Cochccn, CroLx. Time, 1:15 3-4. five furlongs Anna Mays, Alesin Leo) Time, 1:00. SSort course handicap steeplechase Cuchara wan; Sherwood second, Eldu ado! third. Time, 3:52. Five furlongs, for beaten horses- North won: Charger second. Sir Regi nald third. Time, 1:06 1-2. MAKING A HAUL. THANKSGIVING ABROAD fl. W. UTZIfJGEl), JVIain Street, Astoria, Oregon. Str. R. P. ELuVtORE The Day Fittingly Celebrated by Amer icans in Berlin. Berlin, Nov. 30. The most general, thorough celebration of Thanksgiving outside of the United Stutes took place at. the Kalserhoff Hotel this evening. The hotel was bright with American fiags and 300 Americans, consuls and their American friends, dined ther mi ner me leadership of United States Ambassador Runyon. The celebration was on a larger scale than ever before witnessed in Berlin, owing to the desire of Americans to do honor to the rais ing of the United States legation to the dignity of an embassy. A telegram Eau Claire, Wis., Nov. 30. Two men giving the names of Davis and Skim merhorn, believed to be farm bunds living south of Durand, put up ut hotel here. They had a team of ;nr!es and a wagon. When they left the hotl they loaded into their wagon govern! horse blankets, a sack of feed, and an overcoat, all property belonging to I he hotel. When this was discovered ofll eers gave chase, capturing the Pepin county men five miles rxnuh .if twn, ami they are in Jail. MARINE MISHAP. Bayfield, Wis., Nov. 30. The steamer jvi.ium luiempiea to get out into the open lake early this morning, en route fof lloughlon. Her captain reports the storm much more severe than yeb'or day. He reports the Hodge and Passe- dena under the lee of the Apostle la lands, in addition to the steamers re ijoi-wu yesieruay. une Araliia was sent President Clevelund over the sig- obliged to put back here, and will stay nature of the ambassador was as fol. U""1 tomorrow, lows: "Over 300 Americans assembled at a banquet in Kalserhoff send vnn patriotic greetings. The festivities of the day were an immense success. rlTi -' ' TTwao .1,1 ' 'x.V'SmV r-,-.-.v.-..s .- zji Klill Leave -f of Tillamook Every Four Days as follows November a, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 37. The steamer R. P. Elmore connects with Union Pacific steamers for Portland and uiruugn ucKets are issued rrom Portland to 1 illamook Bay points by the Union Pacific Company. Ship freight by Union Pacific Steamers. fcLNUKE, SANBORN & CO., - Agents, Astoria. UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO., Agents, Portland. $2 FOR AH $80 LOT! BY BECOMING A MEMBER OF HILL'S LOT CLUBS YOU CAN GET A FIRST CLASS LOT IN HILL'S FIRST ADDITION TO ASTORIA. LOTS WILL BE DELIVERED WEEKLY NOW IS THE TIME TO PROCURE A liot to Build a Home f ,$2 The Packers of Choice Columbia River Salmon Their Brandt and Locations. N VMK. LOCATIf X. Astoiia I'k';:Co ! Astoria.. Astoria Kinney'i John A. Pk'gCo. f M. DctIIii- J. Kinney Astoria- Booth A. I'k'gO Atoria.... i ColnrrliUi'ivprl'kKOo orin Khiiori' smii'-I ..'.lorla.... - 1 ol?L.."!..: A-Koo,h 8on, Cocktail 'Cuttlii; PkgCo,. ' I Mnsnolia EUnore, Sanborn - '( WniteStar &Co . Clileuro ' -'nil KiMIKiMO ",iilorin .. t BnrkiT , toii.i.... J. 0. H nib ''" Co.' AstnHa J,G Megler&t;.' .rookfield Fi.licrmu't Pkg Co Alofi .. J.O.U.iuihiirniCo J. O. llan'.iiorti .... AstorLi . tg, St. orge... .1. (I. Mepler.. ' I Fb.hermen'B. 1 Snlliinvinii , I Fixbt-rmi'D i Fishermen' PksCo.... ..ISiookfleld Wn .Astoria AN EDITOR ARRESTED. Jaso, Tex., Nov. 30. Victor L. Ochea was arrested this afternoon on complaint of the Mexican government on a charge of being the instrument of Santa Ana Peres and the revolutionists In etirring up the Mexicans on this side of tne Rio Grande. Ochea is an Amor- AGAIN IN THE TOILS. Sacramento, Cul., Nov. 30. Hugh Brown, the young horsethlef who es caped from Sheriff Conde, of Baker City, Or., last Tuesday night, at Nelson station, Butte county, was arrested In this city this morning. CLAIMS THE STRIKE IS OVER. Philadelphia, Nov. 30. General Man ager Voorhees, of the Lehigh Valley, stated tonight that the strike is entirely loan or some prominence and editor of over so far as the company Is concern me ispano,Ameriean, a weekly paper, ed. He says all trains are full and Ochea when arrested had on his per- making good time. son a copy of the original and a trans lation of the pronunciamento Issued by banta Ana Peres several days ago, be sides several other miners constdor...! Inflammatory. SEATTLE VANQUISHES TACOMA The Multnoma'iiH Beat the University Team-Yale Defeated by Prince toil-Other Caincs. Associated Press. San Fran .'Is jo. Nov. 3A - Stanford university of California 6, was the score of the dt':-.p..'iatoly four.ht fiH.tUn game tMs nfurnoon. Irlzs'.ling nil sifted down nil day, but ton thousand peojil,' sat In the stnnls nnd on t no blonchers nnd howled fur tlielr luvor Ites. The ground luid boon soaked I. live days' rain, nnd patches of mud an puddles of water were nnm.M'ous. Sol online plays were out. of the riup.slli.n and the players slipped and Ml nn floundered In their efforts to gel ovi the ground. Stanford Wu3 the fawn I! In the betMng at two to one, but the condlllons were against them, nnd predicted the Berkeley men proved t be better mud larks. Neither aide tt tempted any tricks, and the game was simply a struggle and push with ' an occasional attempt at run around the ends. During the first half Stanford played In hard luck. A brisk wind was blowing against them, the rain driving In their faces, and they hud to work all up hill towards the California's goal. Berkeley also suffered the loss of Hunt, their star player, who was in Jured and cotnolled to retire shortly after the game commenced. Benson and Code were also Injured. versity of Notre Dame eleven beat the Hillsdale College today by a score of 22 to 10. Mobile, Nov. 30. Mobile, 10; Pensa cola, 8. Nashville, Nov. 30. Nashville Van. derbllt University beat Sewonee by n score of 10 to 0. TACOMA AN EASY tiAMK. Seattle, Nov. :10. The Thanksgiving football game here today between Se attle and Taconia was won by Seattle wltJi a score of 8 to 0. WALIC-OVKU FOR PORTLAND. Portland, Nov. 30. The Multnomah Athletic Club won the football game with the Btate university team here tn- d:iy. The score was 3D to 0. YALE DliKEATED. New York, Nov. 30. The Princeton and Yale match today resulted In the defeat, of Yale by a score of 0 to 0. The game was phenomenal in the Intensity and brilliance of the struggle as it was surprising In the result. Many moons will shed their lustre before the Yale men will recover their coniposuu alter tins stupefying sliock, their" com plete lack of preparation fov vhlH made this bolt from heretofore almost unclouded skies seem like Borne wtulh ful visitation for which they are at a oss to account. From the very start of the game It was plain thnt Yale was outclassed and outplayed by the mod est young glnnts who went to battle with victory In their eyes. Princeton won the toss, and the wind not being sufuclenfc to effectually aid the playei'B, hose the ball. When time was called the ball was on Yale's fifteen yard line. THANKSGIVING. The Union Services n.t the Presbyterian Church Well Attended. CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED. The service at the Presbyterian church yesterday was well attended. Colfax. Wash., Nov. 30. This morning Tne Methodist. Congregational, and Judge Sullivan nnnouneed that a Presbyterian churches all Joined nnd change of venue petitioned for In the had union services. Rev. Skiver, of case of the state vs. Ed. Hill, charged the Congregational church, presided; with the-murder of Longford Summers Rev. E. J. Schmidt read for scripture at the town of Garfield on November lesson the 104th Psalm. Prof. Lyman Gth, 1892, would be granted, but delayed read the president's proclamation. Rev. naming the court to which the trial I .X. V. Rushonir of tre M. E. chnr. li ue iransierreu till December 11th. II Is thought Judge Sullivan will name walla Walla as the place of trial. MINT STATISTICS. Washington, Nov. 30. The director of who preached the Thanksgiving ser mon, took for his text. First Corin thians, 9th chapter, 15th verso, "The unspeakable gift of God; the open Bi ble." The speaker presented his sub ject In a most effective may. He gave the mint In his annual report says the er.me touching illustrations showing value of the gold deposited during the that Indeed the word of God Is the pre- year was .0,000,000; silver deposits, 73,- s rver and builder of nations. The sub 000,000 ounces. The export of gold was ject and the thoughts presented were $108,000,000; imports of silver, 42,000,000. somewhat, out of the usual trend of ine total amount of silver purchased Thanksgiving sermons, and opened ma uii.itr me bnerman act up to November ny new subjects of thought. In fact 1. wu iw,,u,w ounces, at an averace the reverend irentleman's matter of P-iv-e 01 tne coinage value was fact way In putting his propositions -io,uis,i. une gold coinage through out me world during 1892 "was $108,000, 000; silver, $143,000,000. HARVARD'S HOLLOW VICTORY. Cambridge, Nov. 30. Harvard 2fi,Unl vorsity of Pennsylvania 4, tells the re sult of the football game today. The crimson Is the popular color In this city tonight. In fact, any shade of red goes. All Harvard Is wildly hi larious and growing more so ns the evening ages. Harvard brawn tri umphed today, nnd dragged down from Its lofty iodestal the prblo of Pennsyl vania, mopped It about In Cambridge clay, anil then sat upon It. IN OTHUR FIELDS. Dartmouth 22; Troy, N. Y., Nov Union College, 0. 30.- demands attention and forces convic tion. He spoke for fifty-five minutes and hald the attention of his audience throughout. After the services. Rev. Staver announced that the best part was to come the collection and re quested Dr. Bushong to explain what lt was for. The latter said that the contributions were to go to the Port land hospital, which took in Oregon, Washington end Idaho, and was doing about $400 to $r00 charity work each month. Th3 collection amounted to $12.50. The Astoria people showed their rope out of his blankets and oheets generosity by the liberal gifts of vege- and lowered himself out of the dorml- uhles. clothing, canned goods, fruit, tory window. SoiK-zuk, it is understood, etc.. of which the boxes and barrel is the leader of a gang of young tniovesl provide! for this purpose were filled. Indianapolis, Nov. 30. The Purdue eleven beat Dopnuw by a score of 42 to 18. Washington, Fa., Nov. 30. The Wash ington Jefferson College beat, the West Virginia State University. Score, 55 to 0. St. Louis, Nov. 30. Pastimes, 10; La Salles, 0. Christians Brothers, 12; St. Louis Uni versity, 12. South Bend, Ind., Nov. SO The Unl- At.lantu, Techs, 0. Nov. 30. St. Alliens, C; Chicago, Nov. 30. Chicago Athletics, 8; Boston Athletic, 4. Pittsburg, Nov. 30. The Pennsylvlt State College beat the Pittsburg Ath letics today. The score was 21 to 0. Pekin, III., Nov. 12; Pekln, 0. 30. Eureka College, Gibson City, 111.. Nov. 20. Gibson City, 10; Normal University, 4. Richmond, Virginia, 10; oil no, 0. Nov. 30. University of University of North Car- Savannah, Nov. 30. The game be tween the University of Georgia nnd the Savannah Athletics resulted in a tie. Neither team scored. Spokane, Nov. 30. University of Ida ho, 8; Spokane, 8. Kansas City, Nov. 30. Missouri Uni versity, 12; Kansas, 9. Omaha, Nov. 30. Nebraska Univer sity, 20; Iowa University, 18. Youngstiown, Ohio, Nov. .30. Hlrnm College, 12; Y. M. C. A., 0. THE LUTHERANS. The New Church at Everett Dedicated on Sunday Last. The following has been received from Rev. I Nlssen, who is at present In Kverett, Wash.: The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church of Everett, Wash., was dedicat ed Sunday last. The services were at tended by a great number of true Luth eran priests of the Pacific district and a great number of Scandinavian Luth erans. Right Rev. Harstad, of Taco- na, led the services, which were con ducted according to the ritual of the Lutheran state church of Norway, and declared the church made holy for the use of the true worship of the- Triune God with pure word and sacrament. The day before and the day after the dedication the northern special confer ence of the Paclllo district of the Evan- Milcal Lutheran church meU and offl- 1 r wore elected as follows; President, Rev. N. Chrlstensen, of Tacoma; vice- president. Rev. u. iioei, 01 iiivereiu secretary, Rev. L. Nlssen, of Astoria, The conference will be together until Tl'.urriday night, and close with pastoriu sermon and holy coin 11 union for the tailing priests and congregation. Kverett is a nice HUle city two years Id, and the people extended to the isitors great hospitality and klndnebt. V BATH EH STATISTICS. lie LaBt Report from the Weather Bu reau at Fort Canby. The following report has been Issued by the weather bureau at Fort Canby, Wash. It Is computed from the record of observations for the month of Do- ember, taken at this station for a period of ten years: Temperature Mean or normnl tem perature, 40 degrees. The warmest December was lhat of ll.Sfl, with an average of 47 degrees; the oldest was that of 1884, with an uver- o of 39 degrees. The highest toin- (inturo during any ueeemner was ui decreed on the 1!lth, 1888; the lowest as 21 degrees, on tho 24th, 1884. . Preelpltntlon (rain and molted snow) Average for the month, 10 Inches; voi ago nnmnor or days wun .111 01 ho neb or more, 23; the greatest monthly lcclplttit'lon was 17:35 Inches In 18Xii; ho least monthly precipitation was 6.8 nchei In 1883. The greatest amount of leeipltntlon recorded In any 24 con secutive hours wus 2.f,8 inches. on Hie 1st, 18Sii. The fertfuteat amount of snow fnll recorueu in 2 consecutive ours (record extending to winter of SS4-.") whs 4.M Inches on the 21st and 2d, 1892. Clouds and weather Average num ber of clear days, 4; average number f purUy cloudy days, 8; averago num ber of cloudy days, 19. Wind The prevailing winds have been from the southeast. The highest I'bx lty of the wind during any De- mber was 104 mllea on the Kith, 1SS7. SOPCZAK RECAPTURED. Winona, Minn., Nov. 30. Anton Ft r.r- zak, who escaped from the stat re. """ ui iveu v ing aimut three months ago and returned to hla hum. In this city, has been recaptured nnd taken back to the reform school. Youne nopczak waa originally sent t the H. . tl 1 . 1.. . 1 . . vuigiary. j wo WeeKS Oe'OI'e his time expired the lad manufactured Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report 11 vs. smiBB li