T VV v ASTORIA KSliBiMy ASSOCIATION. v7, 1' V rUa. AcrnntiM U L .' est LOCAL circulation, the larg -j est GENERAL circulation ami PPWWWPP J"w.v -.(sWa,, fsr-' - . i l.irirpst TflTAI. circulation -n 1, papers published In Astoria. jj TELEGRAPHIC PRESS REPORT. VOL. XLIV. NO. 82. ASTORIA. OREGON, WEDNESDAY MOKNING, APKlL 10, 1895. PRICE, FIVE CENTS. A For WaebfinKltan and Ore- V fTrT mm 3 1895 Lubricating OILS A Specialty, Brothers, Sell ASTORIA, Ship Chandelery, Hardware, Iron & Steel, ' Coal, Groceries & Provisions , Flour & Mill Feed, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Loggers Supplies, Fairbank's Scales, Doors & Windows, Agricultural Implements Wagons & Vehicles. NEW GOODS B. F. ALLEN, 365 Commercial Street. New lines for 1895. Japanese Rugs and Matting (Direct from Japans.) House Lining, Building Paper and Glass. Wall Paper of 1895 now in with a stock Japanese Leathers, Wholesale in Chicago from $9 to f 18 per roll of 12 yards. B F. ALLEN'S, 365 Commercial Street. Snap A Iodak at any man coming out of our sio and you'll get a portrait ot a man brimming mer with pleasant thoughts. Hucli quality In tlm liquors we liuve to oiler are enough to PLEASE ANY MAN. Corrpe and Try Them HUGHES & CO. IS THERE? Is there a man with heart bo cold. That from his family would withhold The comforts which they all could find In articles of FURNITURE of th right kind. And we would suggest at this season, nice Sideboard, Extension Table, or se of Dining Chairs. We have the larges and finest line ever shown In the city and at prices that cannot fall to pleas the closest buyers. HEILBORN & SON. ASTORIA IRON WORKS Conromly St, foot of Jackson, Astoria, General Machinists and Boiler Makers Land and Marine Engines. Boiler work, Steam boat and Cannery Work a Specialty. Castings of All Descriptions Mads to Order on Short Notice. John Fox. President and Superintendent A. L. Fox Vice President O. B. Prael Secretary Hunter & Epicures say the best Pork bausage combines th flavor ftf ftf iMn nlcr flergen's pork with the flaky fat and the fines herbs. We furnish the table with this kind of sausage that pleases the veriest epicure. Portland Butchering Co'f M ark Corner Second and Benton streets. Corner Third and West Eighth street They Lack Life There are twines sold to fishermea on the Columbia river that stand U the same relationship to Marshall's Twine as a wooden image does to the human being they lack strength life evenness and lasting qualities. Don't fool yourself into the belief that other twines besides Marshall's will do "just as welL" They won t. They cannot. "The Astoria Loan Office." Money to Loan on W TCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Guns, Pistols, Cljthing and all Articles of Value. 56 9th Street, Between Astor and Bond. THOMAS MOKKO, Tk. WnrVumlth whose shop Is OWCI tte Cuttlns's oannery. Is now prepared to do such odd Jobs as making; new cannery coolers, reveunna m uw, making nw fishln boat Irons, and re pairing old ones, and all ether black smithing that requires first-class work tnaneWp. nayhap Tour mind Is on repairing your nous this spring; possibly on building a new on. If so. remember we are carpea ters and builders with a shop full of tools always willing to do such Job and want your work. . MILLER VOSNTCT. 91 rrwass I872 Phew! losses, and no presents or chromos in my business, every person treated alike. I. L. OSGOOD, The One Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher. 606 and 508 COMMERCIAL STREET, ASTORIA, OB. W HO SAID that only in name. Every inch of ed with Easter Cards is a protest against any such belief: So are the throngs of interested buyers inside, so are the cards themselves, more and prettier, this year than ever. The choosings have been domestic cards and baskets in REMNANTS I REMNANTS I I How many we"e$ women, shadows Color is permanent In rUuv r IXLA MONTEZ CREME, Skin Food and Tissue Builder. Doea not cover fcuChealK'.and cures blemishes of tb skin: and builds up the worn-out muscle fibres anf makes them plump. makes the tissues firm Lowest in price and best In value; 7 so Lara may ktep It flufTy with FRIZZ. H'll keep ilu deposit, mates the hair glossy: guaranteed harmless: hi'1 ppiy r wii, use ouriing iron not too not. or .w. mv.uk re. ,iui n using a rew times me most stubborn balr Sold by Beauty Doctor, 4i!0aryht , Ban Francisco. Mrs. D. K. BLOUNT, 7 Duane St., Astoria, Oregon. , " KinBALL" PIANOS 5 ORGANS. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY Correspoadenos ALLOTTED. : W. W. Factory 26 ft Rockwell St Chicago, III. Pacific Coaat Office and Warerooma, 335 Morrlaon, cor 7th St Portland, Oregon. L. V. MOORE, manager. The CASINO. "l Entire Change of Program, " Monday Opening act by Cliford & Oro, entitled "CASEY THE With full cast MACK and WADE Tb Versatile 8ketce Team in Tbeir Latest Production "LOVE IN IRELAND." MISS LULU ORO. Positively tbe Greatest Chinese Imper sonator. Attention is called to her seog, being sung correctly iq Chinese. MISS BESSIE LeMAR. Bong and Dance Artist Admission 10 ChUdrsn Cry fer It's Hot. Gum Boots and Oil Clothing: less than Factory Wholesale prices. Boots and Shoes at Factory whole sale prices. It will be a cold day when I get left. See that you don't get left when you want any Mens' or BovS' Clothing, Furnishing uooas, Hats, caps Boots. Shoes, Trunks valises. Blankets. Qui! etc. but call on me and save from 16f to 33 per cent. r U5rNo runners, no drum mers, no book-keepers, no Easter day was now a dav 1 1 w one of our long counters load ffbm the finest imported and the, market, GRIFFIN & REED. REMNANTS LU - on our streets only remesnte of beautiful at bygone layi ! IT heed not be to while tnereexists America' only flinty Dot-tor, MRS. V kTTIE HAKRISO -. AN OLD WOMAN WITH GRAY HAIR may have it changed in four days to Its natural color with MRS. HARRISON'S HAIR RCSTORER. Only four to ten kya required to restore balr to aatnral color. Is not a dye or bleach. .No sediment or atii-kineas. when once your hair is restored to its natural snaae. ri air uecomeB glossy ana clean, i rice 11. AN OLD WOMAN WITH WRINKLES may bavo every trace removed and the contour restored! Pot' A OIBL WITH STRAIGHT HA1H hair in furl (n dnmrt or (feat. Leaves no sticky u. . .nun ior tfl lo tor soalp; cleanses tbe balr. roll the hair In papers until perfectly dry, will Keep In curl. Hrlc so cent a. Wholesale Prices Qaotod -Te- RESPON51BLB DEALERS AND nERCHANT5. Solicits! : Catalogues Mailed Free M AppllcatlM KIMBALL CO. Manufacturers. Mala Office and wareroona. 343-353 Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. UU1U O A X.XVXV 1 O. Evening, April 8th. FIDDLER. of characters. CLIFFORD & ORO . In their Nonsensical Effnsion r "All Broke Up." OOFTY GOOFry The 19th Century Wsndsr, LYDIA PURDY, Astoria's Favorite. MaY LOVELAND, In Choice Be lection. and 20 cents. Pitcher's C2it?r!-, President Cleveland Mitigates Hii Court Martial Sentence. TREASURY OFFIC.AL8 BOTHERED t . . f They are at a Leu to Enow, where to Cemmente' to Straig-hten Out the Tax Problem. Aaaoclated Preea. ".V WBelhJneon. AprU 8. The president has dtoptteed c a case tlhatt has been pending for marry : monltha in' acting upon tbe reoorda of tbe count martial held at Vancouver BtirmckB, Wash htgltxni, WhWh ejonltenced 'Mlaor Joseph W. WWaim, ptayrnaater In the army, o xlterntaaaa for flail ure to pay hla debts The presidertt tnUtigiaitid irhe eenttence to flueiperitllon on hnHf gplay from rank diity suid eJU. pr41eg! unitfl January, 1904, Ms name to be phtoed at . the foot of Uhe Hat In the pay department, The date mertttfotiod is the upon wWch Mlajcir WIMam iwlll retire,' so ifihat he can never see active service. He will drop from Nov 9 d No. 25, hi (bia rank, so HSBr"wOl be no poarttflKty of bis own ywiOTtnst nor can he retard the probxttilbn'of 'inajora w4io may enter tflie grade bersafter. THE TAX DHCISION. It Has Ctiiis a Wbote Lot of Spec- uteitdan by Treaswy" Ofllcdata. Washllnglton, April 9.-The U-ecialon of the supreme court yesterday in the income tax case baa plunged the inter nal revenue offlolalls into almost lnex plioaible mystorloa. auld ..trouble. Te more the decision Js'stuKMed it he greater seem ' the difllouliaes eJtttendlng a clear understanding f Its scope. The dec larafttons thtak ilrsoornies upon real estate opened -queatlon freo Of ths'deoisloh will' not to to- Indude - an farm products. Urrtuer, odad nU all mine products within the exempt ' clause. Whether the losses sustained tthrbugh bad rent deVta and the amaunit of expenses In curred in collecting rents or for re: pairs on housed arc to be deducted from (he incomes as alno - a mooted question. , Another grave question radaed by Dine declon Is Whether the road bed around houses and stations of railroads are real estate or personal propemty 'within, the maanflmg of the law. ..lAJll ithlngti, conaMiered st is now ChougUt itfive loss to Hhe treasury from the Income tax aonrve will exceed' 60 per cent ot ithe toital expected from this tax. 'Use ttds stftctaioon Commissioner of Irrternat InsTsau Mdiiler decided to re quire all persons who have made re turns to make affidavit to facta as to the sunounft of Income from rents and bondb, and those who (have not yet Bent In ttoetr returns to make Hhe necessary oorrexJttan thereon ibefore dodhg' so. It seems probable ithat he final decision will toe trrat yesterday's opinion m ef fect, exempts mcomes received from UondB and rents, tttre latter to be strictly defined as the amount the landlord derives from tiis tenant. In computing the income Ht Is believed It would be beld that insurance, ordinary repairs, and taxes, on exempt property irwy We properly deducted. In that case ft to prdbattle the court will be called upon to explain Just what yes terday's dewiakm as to exempt from the tax. PrtvaJte Secretary Thurber's artften tlon tietng oallled to he abatement In the W1asntraton papers today, tttiat the preasdent was being flooded with tele rmms from an parte of the country npeadlnaf to him (to call an extra ses skm of congress to repeal Whe Income tax laiw, saaM not one single failegrarn or corrrmtiiioatian bu4 been received on that subject. SUPttHMB COURT BINDINO. The Lower Courts Will Take the De cision as if Usiamsmous. Sassssjaseass ' WessbJknston, April f.-'o far' as the knrer oourts are conoerned,u'sald At torney Oenerat Olmey, 'the division of the supreme court on (be Income tax la ae btndkig as If the whole court Wad been unwismous in- Its favor. I cannot beMevs any judge wouM grant an Injunction to prevent a collector from collecting the tax on rrtcomes de rived Tom btber sources than rents and municipal bonds fci tbe 'face 'of the supreme court's addon. Tbe 6nV way, I. can see by wbtoh persons' who object to paying the tax can secure KkIIcsbA aoClon is by vaytng the tax. under protest and entering svK for' its WOtWtBsTTa OOOD TOR VENEZUELA: ' TTsutfrtnaton, April .4resldent Crsstpo. of Venesuets, has sent a spe cial saessage to tbe congress of V.a- i .ajiisswiisnr aoe e Hurts ot ttor United States on the British Venezue la queelttan. ImmoJlaltely following the receipt of the message, congress passed resolutions heartily thanking the Uretted States for Its support and sympathy. Word reaches Hhe legation here thialt. Venezuela feels so secure In her rights Dhat she ts pressing for ward improvemoruta in (The disputed temltory. ALASKA 'BOUNIDA'RY LiTjJE. Steamer FtaftterBon, WUtih EJnigteeers, WiU Leave to Begin Work. San Fnandflco, April 9. As a sesult of 'correaponxiejioe between the govern ment' of Canada and that of tihto coun try, an effort la to be at once made to settle definitely the Alaskan boundary line in the vicinity, of Porldand Met, and aooqrdmgly Professor George Da vidson baa been flitting out survey parties who twill ' leave On the coast survey steamer Paititerson Thursday, The work to be 'done iwil not settle the point as to WheUher the forty-mile Greek mines are under British or Amer loan dominion, but will tlx the southern end of the -meandering boundary line running down the coast from Mount St. Ella to Portland inlet, following the parallel about ten marine leagues Inland. .The British government bold that the outside eliore lines should be followed, whirl e this government has suooeeded In 'having the .boundary line follow at a distance mentioned from the inside shore tine." If the "out' side shore" line conlterttikm were yield' ed, It would give England poseeaelon of much of the coast and part of the Alexander Archipelago. ATCHISON REORGANIZATION. New Company To Be Organized "With ' Large Capital. New 'York, AiprW 9. The Atchison reorganization comiml'titee bave Issued their plan which Is Signed by all the me.nberB of the Joint reorganization oo'mimiJttee, ' and wihioh ' ihave been ap proved by the. New York general re orgamizeltton comrrtStttee, the London bond holders' commJititee, and Hope & Co., . of Amsterdam, acting for the Dutch bondholders. The plan propoe ed is to foreclose the general mort gage.avnd other montgages, If deemed deslraMe,'and vast the troperttee'-ke-f quired' ait the" foredlosure ea9e In the r.eW oortipiany. The oapttiadlaaltlon un der the new orgttnizaiUon will amount to $377,268,208, with a fixed interest of 11,528,647, against the existing capital tsaition of 1335,595,247, wltih fixed In terest charges of 19,536,763. The stock holders will receive for each 100 shares when -an assessment of $10 is paid thereon, $100 in common stock and $10 In preferred .stock of the new oom pany. ',H,, ' ' WILL JOIN HANDS. Sun ; Francisco Business Men Vtfamit to Co-operaJte Wtih the Northwest- ' " ern OtUee. San PraaiclsKO, April 9. The execu tive commititee of the Manufacturers' and Producers' Aasoolaltlon Is discuss ing the advlsalbiUty of extending the scope of ithelr orgtoinlzaitlon to Port land, Betalttle and Tacomla. Louis Sa- roni said alt a meeting today; ."When mai titers of common interest come up the cities of the West should .work hand in band. We need to work for the interests of the whole coast. We should ask Porto land, Sea title and Tv ooma to Join bands wi'lh us. Our prime object is to improve California; but If assisting tbe improvement of neighbor ing staites works to the advantage of California we are fulfilling the objects of this aasocraition by broadening our Held of acta on." DR. PLOUP DEAD. San Franjcasco, April 9. Dr. John E. Plouf, who Was Shifrt' 'March 80 by J. D. 8.' iMcGoughiey, during an alterca tion on the streat, died this evening at a private bosplltiaa. A charge of mur der will be placed agamst McGoughey, who has 'been In Jail pending the re sult of tDie shooting. Some .days' after Plouf had been shot bis eridter, iHrs. Edtaards, of Bos ton, wired ithlalt she would come to see her broBner. It was a race iwlth death. She had rom the AILlantlc to the Paci fic. At 11 this mormng a cab dashed up to -the hospttai and five minutes later the brother and srister greeted .each other. At :30 tonlgihlt Plouf breathed his larft. After the dying man- bad greeted bis sister tMs mom Ing, he said to the doctor In attend ance: "Now It is all rtgWt; I don't care what comes of the case," and after that he sank steadily. Dr. Anderson said tonight, n referr ing to the case! ! VWe consider It a marvelous one. ' Fdr a week at least life was sustained solely by reKtora tlves adinJnbttered hsTtodt-nically. The heart's action was mairnjained in this inaaner and t!tl functions of the organlztsttort contrUEled.'' CLAIRVOYANT. Madam (Nelson, reads head and palm, also cards, mud tells past, present and ft ure. Conswltiailrxi on' ail atraira .Price, SO cents and upwurds. Recom mvavtations from several hundred per- ca4 stneet. Score Their First Victory Against Masters Association. THE STAR OF FREEDOM. Barteli, Who Stole the Schooner Arrested in Mexico He Will be Prosecuted. Associated Press. San FHamcSaoo, Ajprfl 9.-JL. A. Rick oft, shipping inaster of the SMpownera' AssocsalUon, and W. fiandstad, book keeper of the Sailors' Home, were ar rested today by United States Marshal Baldwin for violating ithe Urtfted States shipping reguftalMons an exacting ad vance money from sailors. The com plaining witnesses are Joseph P. Dal ley, arid Alexander Anderson, and they charge fflhtat Rlckoft and Sandstad en' gaged them for a voyage to Alaska and return on the American bark Har vester ait $26 per month and $15 ad vance. 'The advance money was paid them, and When the union learned of the Cadt, Secretory Furseth at once swore ou't warrants for their arreat. This is the first serious move made by the Seamen's Union of .the Pacific In the present flgbt. OAPT. BARTELS ABjRjESTED. 'San Frairsotsco, April 9. Bartela, tbe notorpue sm caiptam, is in the alutdhes of the 'law lt La Pas, Mexico, and Is to be prosecuted for stealing the sohooner Star ot Freedom from this port. The SOair of Fredom Is owned by Cfflprtata. Johnson and he ieflt her In oharge of a waltdhman while he went to sea tn ediother vessel. Barrtels tried to ahairtar ithe Btar of Freedom, but Johnson iwculd bave nothing to do with him. ' When the owner was awtay Baritels bribed the wtaitohman and 'the wo men sailed away wtuh.-Uve, sohoon er. As 'the vessel oou not be cleared, the papers of the sohooner Natalie were stolen. THE ALBANY WHEAT STEAL. Albany, Jr., April 9. On complaint of hardens of Wheat In the Red Crown Millts, Jubn Isom,' president, and J. B, Stockman, secretary and mianager, were arrested today on a dharge of reirioViIngf and disposing of wheat stor ed iii 'the mills by fanners. Both waiv ed exaimlnattkm and gave $1,000 bonds for their erppearanoe before the Judge. The ' shortlage in ithe mills its about 80,000 bushels, and about bailf 'the wheat belongs to farmers. A formldaible ar ray of aitttornieys bave been employed on both skies. - fiEVBRIB STORM AT TACOMA. Tacoma, April 9. 'At 6 p. im. this city was Struck by a severe 'Wind Storm coming from the direction of 'the Col umbia river. The wind blew about 60 miles an Incur. Aflmost immedltaltaly ft began to btaill. This continued for ten minutes. Then Hollowed thunder storm, wbldh Is, ailways a novelty in ibis section. For ten minutes thunder and llgMCning siVternaited In quick suc cession and beavy rain fell. The chief damage was done to telephone and tel egraipb wires. BRITISH STEAMER SEIZED. London. April 9. The Times will to morrow publish a dispatch from Its oorrespondenit at Shanghai saying that a Japamwte man of war has selied the Biiuiah steamer Ylk Sang outokle Va kuvo, having on board 22,000 cartridges shipped at Shanghai by a respectable German Arm as "Bamboo and Steel." The owners of the Ylk Bang, It Is added( accepted the shipment 1n good faith. TROUBLE ON THE KOOTENAI. Nelsons, B. C, April 9. Reports of further shootim at the reohurnatlou works on Whe KodtenaJ have come In today. Tbe gold commlBrtoner Is sending up two special consntbles by the steamer Nelson tomorrow and a Spoloaaman-'Review correspondent will accomiwny (the party. ' FRUIT KILLING FROST. Spokane, Apr 9.-dVaofcee and oth er tender fruft on tbe upper Snake riv er havs been sibnust totally destroyed by frost. A telegram sVom Lewi t on, MahC, says peaches will be nearly Highest of all is Leavening Power ' "" J t 7 0 0f j) 4 totiifl failure. Early cherries end Bart led pears are badly fourt but noUunir else. A TRIO OF SUICIDES. Three Omaiha Men Grow Destpondent and End Their Existence. Omaiha, April 9. Three .well-known Omaiha men oammitJtad suicide today. This morning Judge John Sahler blew out his brains at bis Omaha residence. He left a note attributing bis act to financial troubles. 9ehler has been a banker, laiwyer, and lobbyist in Ne braska for a quarter of a century, J. J. Jones, an Omaiha Icwyer, wrote a long letter to ithe press and disap peared last nJgfot He amid be would be dead before the letter was received. He claims he bad lost his wife's for tune , and ooultd not face her. His friends think bis mUnld gave way and that he has suicided. 'Mama ford C, Baile, a Union veteran, blew out bia brains tonight. He at tributed the act to domeatlo trouble. REVELATIONS FROM HEAVEN. ' Kansas City,, April 9. TWe expected message from Heaven was not receiv ed at (the Mormon conference at Inde pendence today. President Smith spent the day witth ithe twelve apostles and dolearattes to the conference, momen tarily expecting to bear that revela tions from on high had been made. There are two vaoannlea among the a poe Hies (Which have eJrited many years and iwhltoh cannot be fUJed until it is revealed of God to Joseph Bmith and Ithle apoeibleB who the new apostles are to be. Nothing having come after today'e slitting, revelaltkms are not now expected at ithlls meeltlng. MARRIED A MONGOLIAN. Karssas CItyi'U,;.-, ..... h May Sharp, a teacher in the First Cumber land Presbyterlen church Sunday school, wblk-ai Is titendri , by several Chinese, was today murrted to Charlie Ylnig, one of lhe Cblnjese vupl'ls ot the Sunday school. . Miss Sliarp'a pa recta are well known and the aualr baa caused something of a sensation. . IN HARD LUCK. ,,1. .j. Tong Olng and HJs"' White BrUe Ar- rested In Chicago. Ohioaga, April 9. Ohlarles Tong Glng and bis bride of one day, Miss May Sharp, of Kansas city, had a lively ex perience with the pollute today. They were seen ait the B. and J. depot by a policeman who took Miias G-tng for Miss Maud Bailey, of thlM city, who has been miming Jfreiri" 'iiome for several days. They were arrested and the po lice sent word to Mrs. Ballley What they bod found ber daughter Maud eloping with a Chinaurian, anl that both were under arrest. Mrs. Bailey,' after one glance alt Mrs. Glng, declared that one had never seen 'her before, and the bridegroom and bride were told they were 'free. MARINE) INTELLIOENCD. San 'Francisco, April 9. Arrived Sohooner Socramanto, from Ooos Bay. Oleiared Queen, for VlcUocia and Port Townsend; bark HldlDlgo, whaling; bwrk 'Ferrto Bt. Thompson, for Ugaahlk. Departed State of California for As toria and Portland; schooner JaJxs Howes, for Nairtolmo; sohooner Del Norte, f jt Coqullle river. HAN FRANCiSCO RACES. San Francitvco, April 9. Six furlongs -TllUe S., 1:15 1-2. Six furloneWFondeur, 1:15. Five and one-half ifurtongs Alollie B 1:09 1-2. One mile Olack RioaHeu, 1:41 1-2. One and one-half miles, Bteertechoae, The Lark, 3-28 1-2. Six furlongs Nephew, 1:14 1-2. . MILITARY REBKRVAriONS. Washington, April 9. A genon-al or der was issued from the war depart ment today turning over to the inte rior department the abandoned milita ry reservBJtaons wo longer required for rrtlLMory purposes. MARKET REPORT. NuW York, April 9. illops, quiet. IJMerpwil, Ajptfll (9. fWlheat pot steady and modertately In demand; No. 2 red whiter, is 9 l-2d; No. 2 red spring, 5 2-1; No. 1 bard &Eam4 total, Gs 2d; Mo. 1 OiUfomla, &s lid. Ifiips at London, Pacific Coast, 2 10s. IN SYMPATHY WITH INSURGENTS Kanxas City, Aprtl 9. A mass meat Ing of citizens in syimpwhy iwith'th CulMn Insurgent-was bt-W toiwlfi-ht. Latest U.S. Gov't Report M I; W Ob Lit ' '5 ,i . . . s