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THE DAILY ASTOWAN, TUESDAY' MOKN1NQ, MAY
W.)1.
THE BEET SUGAR
EXPERIMENTS
Nccrctnry U'llaup Tca What He U
DoIhq fur the I'nrmcr.
SENDING KUTIKK TO ITKOI'lv
Ton nt It Nom Loadintl I' Kef rlyeramr
Nhlp tt New York tadtr Compete!
lcU ol I tit Dcprtmri.
."Iili-Miri, May I0.---A xH'lal to the
Time llftuM fnun Washington uny.
A map of IIm t'ilt4 Htti, with
linut.l rml utp running itim It from
Did Atlantic to tit J'tutn', will nn
uriminmit tlm wall f the secretary
f rrl iillura. Tliln map partlrnilarly
Intervaia two great cliuMr of rllU'-tt
of the I'iiIIimI HUt tlm frmr and
c.iullui.
"Having daalrlliutad sugar leet seed
iul jo.tmo farnirr," aald Hecreury
WiUmi. "I want to lass up tti prac.
thai mill nf ill la eilhjevt tww and
almw tu Uw capitalist aa well a tlm
fai-ntcr ulirrn thty can aff'rd b' ninke
m It i-xH-rtiiH-iiU mm! niter Umi such
hualnna ItiVotatiiMtitii ar Hkly t'
l a buhtm llnum laJly auxl ntherwlav,
Wo ar itiitiitf into Un sugar busim-aa
III tliU iuiili y In il.avl 11 IK-HI "
"You mill have faith. Uti. In the
l.i-oi auiiur nilerprlM, fnun it practfral
la:wl..nl "
"t'tiitimhlndly; i4r.1t tt la evldrl that
t)xi .lo nf the I'lllted. HI ! have
f4lh In M. W lutvn UitHl in Uir
luul fww wwk jo.ooo farmer with b
ew.1 piinrtii4tla during tlw min
ing wi)i. They am scattered tlip uuh
.rm tlmlly rviry stal ixa-th f Hi
tr.-inc aimtlwrn luie ( state Tlm
loot1'" far mill m thi t'aroluiaa.
Tmw and Tra Iwllev tht thry
(mui arrow u-ar t"ta eurceaafully. And
wa ar nlio willing to give tlirm full
opportunity In make that tal every
whnr. If they awnwl n ailendliiK
tin. lnH-t aucar trrrttiary 1 the vrry
lino 14 tim caiie alitor un a, there twih)
t.i I im ilim.'iiliy lii in1mn In thr
1'nltn.t Hlatra all of tlw l(W,0nq.0iio
T-ih of atiar tr hl-h am n
fin a I. r-owl vTy yar.
"Tlw nuU a4 lutalmwa wul "f tha
t-rtnniit." iKtntMmrHl HnTKtary WlUun.
"la Uw 111 thin ! ' takfi up. V
littva aullrl ki Ui all vrta of th
country with auar lirvt awl, aJl thay
taji now imi with llvrlr niMinirnta
In irroahiK tlwin."
'V"U think,' Vtan, Uit tlaw Is ci
tal tit hv uHimry nmtly Ui no Into the
boct auitar mamifiU'turilia' UumIm?"
"t'itnititrally bjM l-nty of It. A
nitnlT f fai-torlni an aln-iuly tn 'r.
ia f pr-tJai. bjI tht o with
-aito4 sr. wllllntf aJl mtily to rvtati
Hull tuny una-, na aiaaji aa thry iMit
ti.liif wlktt a'll'ia of tla Mintry ar1
lirwi a.,iili-.l for iimrtti-nj In-t auiiar
(irxHlui'lloll. I hoir to llAVp a. Iiroail lltlr
rti-iitliik' mnxa i luil map front th
AUuiillr to tlw I'wiiRU; In a iinnu.
Ilvrly xlioit tllno. Imlliallntf tht' .rui ti
ial Ixvt m; twit of thr iNillliiry. In
hl.-li cillaHala na writ aa fnriiK'r
may f-ly iMiltr Ummi thw work of
atiilln( tlm of I In- tmintry
t:li uirar."
"Vour rX"rlniiita In l-lmlf of Ilia
fiunaTk, Mr. Kvr'tnry. a.w mukUia
U'nnI iriiKri'a?"
"Yra ,iiir Ural ahlinnt of bultrr to
j:ur'i' In ll' rxi'riiitital fortn l
ir iinir forwiiisl now. Thi lmttrr haa
n-ai hi'l Ni'W York, ai.voral ttaw of It.
from tlx' I""! rrvanxil" In llir I'nlltMl
Hint-, ami In vartoiia fomw aa to al
of .ai ku'. iin-tlH"! of ir"Juinli, ai'lt
inii. iik-iIi'hI of lurking, tc. Kvrry
ioiinl of InittiT l " iNwnlwl aa to
lla ni'tlK"! of proilui'lloti and othTila
that know Ita hlatory mkI will I'
anlf t JihIk '' Ha rwptlon a.ni op
ularlty "hut ouithl to l Am in future
alilimonia.
"TlkTf la laiw a ap H-twit tho re
fi lu.-inlor -a4n' ati l Nw Vork aiul
r'frtK"tMitoi vtwla' ataut for KuroK.
. havr iimii th-rt now awltiii that the
klilnn-nl of but tor an? IMit tXxaiil
to ttu aim In tMr twaaaip' from the
oii iN-frlicorator ayatcm lo the othur.
Hunt Hutv tml1(Mitml 'ti tho rallnaul
wib tl mtvaKlty of (HiVcrrtllK thl
tn aoino way, wHlih I fi-ol iiMiiiratl they
will tin.
"ShlpphiK f l'Ul'lr by AmiTlrnn
v.w.-Im. iia wo uro ilolnu, I ltav lxcn
iilli to iimuiif" t -have tlw rt-frlK'Tn-tor
aiwii'tnti'iita Hi-t aalde ixrlualvly
for the luilt.-r. ho that It ahatl not ali
aorli th ihIoi'm from mu, frulla, or
vi-ifoUibli-a. In tliln y ' ""I I" P'
Into Uw miu-kot lh bml priKluria of
our Ix-at ciitiiiH-iica In tho txnt ixmalhlo
iiillllon. Wi n.ro itoHik to hnve our
fair ahurt. of llwi EiikIWi nmrki-l, or
know tin- rvMHon why."
A POUCH HMJN'l'KU.
Man Jiilli'il f"r rrunkna IHoa From
the EffotU of IVilaon.
Sim FnuwJttoiik My 10. Fnuitlaoo
lm.iv.lu was arivtl y.atnly uml
.-.bi on ni Dm ihorhor ihJIiv Btatlon
for lrunkornHa, H had Invn In hla
....ii Km a f.w nioim-JVta Ix-fore hla erica
atttwlod tho ttntlm of the rlon
kwixf- tTlm th wtur ""klnK the
y oauae of the mi lory th man'a Hy re-
For
egDs
$Y the sake of
good health use
Better than lard for g
'tavltaW--) " fti'l Hri k4 M MNiff S
ftl WTfik, mm U. Mi
V Tm . i. tun in roiMRT.
Ml l.iwtli. rht Mntl,
X hi KraootMM.) mA.
ajamiai Vm: "' '"thrjr , Iiw iflven m
Aa the mitti Uaikml 111 Im prlaon
kipT art hltn to tit waiving hoa
l.l Ial, but whwt tlm ainbulama arrival
thr tha iiimi waa davl.
MARINR NEWS.
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TIM! HTAtIK OK WATKIt.
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Wrnuli'lliHi Wall ' n I I
Im laloii. blnlio IT rt II :
Wi'lwr, Malm.., lu 6 U ft;
Thr at aim r Klinorn fiitri"! yrator-
lay a (friM-raJ i-aroo frtn THIamo-ik.
Tlm atnaiiior TllliuiHHik rli-ar"! y-r-lay
with :iw.omi f.-t of lnml-r for Kan
I'raiirlai ii.
Tli- A Ilea lllaiii'liurd iiMli-nlnv l nr-
ni foi Han l'"l uurlMv) with a ittrun of
lumlrnr aikl H"tir. ,
Tlu- Hlaln in t'ullforula arrtvrd yea.
liT.luy moruiiitf with a lara-p riinn of
fr-litlit for rotUanil.
u hi-r way to thla rt. Hatunlay, thr
alraiiM'r KInaiiT townl out frnn NVIia
li'iu tlio at hiHtiicr Trm Tradx, with a
raigo for han Kraiu Uti,
Tlm AiiioiI'Uji ali-om-r IIoiihT. of
Mimi I'mjii inco, ui otioIUon, arrli
).l..iny mi hrr flrwl trip U'Ml.'r thf
! ilr aj anil biMiiaht a (t- nrnl i-irK'.
f--r Aatorta ami I'otHaiid.
Thr Hittlah ati'wmalilii Aahod'l. Cap
l.iki MaUiliiax fnan Antwerp, ladrui w;Ui
a on no of augar valiul at alxmt I1X
nrrll in lldlmhMnhla thn :ith.
toM-nl by a tug, with t eiHMjjfh roal
l"ft In Iht bunkora to lurji up a aulor-
I'-nt lirail of atiuiii lo turn ovrr tin
.lMl' Ttm AailMb'l. whli la
ktaiwn In IUilmi wuif-ra aa afi unlurky
hip. hail narrow vmm frotn b-oom-
lug tlltuiltlnil at a.-a- Tlm niirlbr waa
k-pt going Juat long naiuirh to nvt h-r
Into aafr aiMxlmragv at 10 p. in, Turaday,
ami tho atari up l.y ycatnlay nna-n-
n ana tuali with atram ki'pt up by
tho butiktT awrrpknga. ill n Ma
thla aalil timt amv -laya hnnlly any
waAlway waa naulv. aiwl w Iki allll
inny mllr-a from th ta-lrwnre fanra
thn aj bi'.;nn to run abort. Itililng
h. irono-.i.l iui aal'gv WMuld haw
to la- aUd v th ahlp with au h a
aluutl t4V f'xind by a laaln rrafl
lliaMixt, h trtirmltnnl to rrnoh ort
i.nall-l. Uw orw aa at to work
br-klng up rwry irtli lt of wiaal on
luianl. and In that way tlw i-xil wna
m.i.lo to liixt unitl avt waa n-ai-Jx-d.
A Into arrij frin Uw North, the
mlioi.niT Ni-pnuw. rvrta an alm(
unpi-xi-di'iitfil lin of ami along thr
Amtrii-4j i-it, iwily miii ktn-ly aiml-uii-n
!-lng hi-ii o.i tlio nine duya' run
'town fnm Klawmk, nml thla aolllary
Haii-iliT ki tlio b.ttiul of th a rail.
Tlw annw Mlvartagi of giuno la riKMrtnl
by t'U' .-ht'!iw Trlumpli. Captain
I '.UiiNout' On. 'which n-tumiM home
)i-ai-rilay with but aklna tn afliow for
tlw natal hunting. The Triumph ha
uaiinlly h'lil Uw Hat. ir approchel
-ry oliaaily to the covi-tod xltlnn. and
roiwu-iUtntly tlw outbaik for tho othora
of tlw flt i far from rtu-oumglng.
Thla aiuan'a e roiifi having Ixvn
dlni-tly tlw ivvvtwo of liint y-ar'a In
ISM It wna plonly of ai-ala with tho
wo-ithor to" rotinrh to penult of the ca
iumi lii-lng anit ftr thoni, thla aprlug
tho wxitlur lui.a lat-n favornblo. bli
tlw msU honla have amiirlit fnih fix-lljig
Kcoii-vln. IUk:i fiuMlng to make a
intch that will cover r-xiaMuaw, the Ti1
llin0l bad the ml 'fortune to lose two
of her Sllku huntera. wla twenme aep
iirn.le.1 fnm tho eohou.-n-r In amblen
blow, uml have- twt alnee lien heard
fr-mi. There la but one h' for thorn
ami that la that they have been picked
up by the aehaner Minnie, which waa
iutatng In lla1 loi-nlity nt the time.
t'oloillKt.
Thn final ibiMtv waa algned yeaienlay
by Judge llandrord In the I'nlttHl Snit
court In the kug Miullng lllol of the
l'ugoi Hound Tug-l"Mvt timvmy ngiilnat
the I'aclllc t'oimt Wennishlp Compnny
and the ati timehlp City of I'uobln. The
decis n.wiinl.i to the p'.itlntlff
i-onip:uiy mid to the otlloora and new of
Uie tug Wanderer. In-longing to thnt
iiimpuny. Tlh (llxtrlbutlon of thla
amount te mndena follow: rugttnound
TttglxHit (Nmuxiny, l(l.l71.r.O, Chnrbn I.
Ilulley, miiHtcr of the WiiiuItt, $1,220:
Charlea T. Miurter, mate. VKM, H. W.
tHekholT, chief inrttioer. $72.08, U. H.
HIIIh, alKtnnt Migtneer. $ISS.03, H. Lnr
aen. coU paiwr. $122; Oi-orge Cnrtaon,
oonJ paaaiT, $122; J. Oucht, thviniin,
$122; I). MiMiahln, fireman. $122; Wllllnm
IIiumI, atnian, $122; H. Olaon aeaman.
1S122: th Chdliuman cmok, $122; the
Chinaman cabin boy, $61.
The, decree la not only agatnat the
eomimny and the atamh1p, but agninat
tho brmdamon, whn atoned the liond
whin the veawol waa originally n-leaaed
fryin attachment. The bondamen arH
Edward lUewott, C. T. Conover, B. L.
Crawfin-d a.nd L. 8. J. Hunt.
The, flndlnwi of fact on which the de
ere wa. baaed recite the whole clrcum
atancoa BurroundlnK the coaualty which
the I'ueMa mH, and the aolvage aerv
lce which the tugboat company ren-
deivd, on which the ult waa baaed
-P. I.
Wher. dix-a dt fit? llrown: There
gMc-t Wheeler, the niot popular, man
In town. The girls are Jut crazy over
him.- Jnw: Impossible! Why, he
, vi.iv a hiMikkeetxr and B poor aa a
chun nvouae. Brown: That may be,
but he la the owner of a new tandem
bicycle. Examiner.
A FRESH OCEAN
CALAMITY
I'lrc On Mnllory Line Stcimtr Out
of New York.
i i
i n i in I r.N i'i:f)i'i.i: cki:mati:
poatancoaa C(ibiitlni Ike Ciryo Sppn
dto be the Ci-Slikt !vnti
tloo la rruyrex,
New York, May 10. An exainUiatlon
of the alee rage comnartiiKint of the
lixinwr lx-ona, which put back to oort
laat night with a lira In 1wtr inaldn, waa
mod aa xan aa the ahlp had oaik-d
(iff aunU'lmitly, and tlilrte-n OHpa-a
were duwYivcrnd, Tlwlr attltudea ahinv-
"d that lhy were trying tu muiw
wlwm iat)i fnun J them. Hoiiuj lay
huddled In a heap, ottiora wwn
tlwlr kiwea, with lunula outatrcti-Jwil
a If bi gntaj tlwlr way through the
lurkneaa and tlia bllmlUig amoke. Nine
ut tlwiu were burned ao hnrrlbly that
Uwy were utterly unrecognizable.
Tlie lleah on timr f-atun waa g-one
and U pli-a ti naked Um-a, charrei)
A l blu kelrd, 4Ul Iwell llljx U.-d to
view, Tin? butcher and Out two waller
woi. the leaat burned of any of the
d.-ad, and It waa may to Meirtify thetn.
Thai deal were umllaturlx-d. They are
nil lying wlnra they fell and will be
removed ihi the (anler of the copav-r to
day.
I 'art of tlw Ijoona'a wri conalated
of m&lctwa, which w-ere lore-l iwiur
Uw wh'lhoua. and It la pMlbl that
(he llrw waa caux-d by tlw matcjiea
The doiiuige to tlw veanel and cargo
la ext'iialve.
Al I o'cl.x k thla morning Charlea It.
Mallory, of tlw Malha-y line, and Cor-
oiwr llwla.r boarded the Iilta. After
viewing tlw I" liea ami (u!liMilng the
captain, Mr. Mallroy aald to the report-
era priwtit:
"There are tlilrtra-n dead i laatrd
Hut everybody on tlw atilp la mi excited
thai 1 have not yet bta-n alile to get a
full rejrl atx-mt tlw fire. Whm I d i
I will give It out. Thla I ail I hava
la-mi aJle to learn ao far:
"Tlw ateainer walled on Katurday al
) p. in. Hho ImmI fiarty paaaengera, of
wlaan twenty -threw wvre atoeragv. At
I a. in. Sunday tire waa dlaoovered
buratlng from the forward hatchwaya.
It aiicead very rapidly and alnHait aa
aan aa the alarm HUidi the atn-ragi-ami
iuiiuilorray wore filled with
rnoke. The caoae wita apontaelona
iiombuaUon anvaig the mlacelUuieoua
rarv.
"When tlie fire hail boon put out It
waa found that ien of the alee rage pa.
aengTa, both women aiul men. had
Nnt auffixwletl and their txxllna burn
ed. Two nf tlw eioeroge waltera were
llkewlae diid, and a butrraT."
(Viphmt Ibwlx-r aekod a numlwr o?
U4tliai regarding the bnaklng out of
the (Ire, slw mcana of ogre whlnh the
IMtawngera hail. etc. Then he turned
to Mr. Mnllory and aaJd:
"l oitieider It my duty to put Captain
Wilder under arreat pending Investiga
tion Into thla deplorable accident, but
I do not wlah to put him to any un
invianry lm"onveni"u-e, and will ac
cept Mr. Mallory'a aaaurance that he
will ot run away."
Thla Ix-lng given, the formiilftlca
lh night were elided.
of
AKKAI Its IN" Cf MA.
Money
Hcan-e but tlw IN-ople Ivai't
Want Sixiln'a laier.
New- York. May 10 A diapatrh to
tlw Herald from Havana eays:
There la a grim huima- In the oflliilal
annouiu-rmccita aa to the alale of the
I iiau erection and tiw ouli.aik which
caumw a aiwer in Havana, whore fixxl
la ai-anv and aound money i-arcr. A
tlm KltuatMi grow woree at every
point, the imliiiT rejxirta become more
i-oae-culonxl luxl more at war with tho
famta. Kor inatiutce, for a cetiten, w hich
la worth $5.30 tn Sainlah gld, one may
gel tho coiilvai-nt of $11.60 In imper
nvawy tixlay In Havana.
It la alimttlcant that the aper money
of KMiiit la at a gTater dlacuunt at
thkt moment, Mhen the lvfonna ore aald
to be at hand, tluui at any time aince
the war lH-gan. Purtng the 10-ycam
war a wrtten wna al one. time worlh
J13 In paper and no one doubt that
the billets will reach or lui that point
again. Two month ago a conten was
worth $S.&0 In piiier iuid thi tlu'rj
waa 1h talk of piu-ltlcatioii and re
form than now.
The fact Is, no on nys any attention
to GonenU Wcylor'a prix-liimutlon about
the xiuv he aiiys he lum bivilght about,
or hla talk alxmt the golden time that
la coming, mow that Die quivn rcg-ent
Iuvh lxum kind enough to elgn the re
forms. Tlv.o thiiig's are nure aound. Hut the
paper money la a grim fact, and the
determination with which all person
refuse to have It thruat ui.n them at
par ha forced even tlem-raj Weyler
to rvcog-nlie that the money in question
la auiKrior to his decree and to aban
don hi declared intention of punlahing
any one who Uxkod twice at these ahln-
plOHtcira.
Indeed, paln, over hi head, euggeAts
thait Uie billet be accepted In custom
houacs with an Increoaed duty oorre-
atxmdliiir to flhe d"lrei.ilatlon ot the
pajxr. Tlie shopkeeper do not accept
any billet 4n many cases, or, If they
do, the customer must pay twice the
gold price. Tlve billet I Juat so much
depreciated paper and the country will
not recognise It aa anything else.
The plitfht of Spain la bad enough
without the rioting wlhlch would be gen
eral If an attemt were made to fore
thl paper down the throat of men al
ready grown sullen because of the dls
astroua and lagging military policy of
General Weyler. No one here can see
how Spain will be able to carry much
longer the financial burden with which
she I saddled, and which Increase tre
;
nwiidoualy vary motntlt. Mtlll, thera ar
ofDilal anituninement that tha mili
tary outtoufc U roaeat, daplM tlie fact
that engatnerta ara daily reported
and wounded wAWrn carried Into the
garrlrw tii inmm pnivthe activity
of tti retnaa In very prvlnoa.
Thir are pfigagwinevta, tai, whbh
are Wit reortd, and th,- ar tha rmrre
anrtoua. Three rilglita ago 100 wounded
avildlera were carried Into H"g1a by rail
on their way to Havana hpltJ and
aoma of thern died In 1h railroad ta
tliai. Oindiilly 1hen hag ta-en no fight
of lmiortaic4i In thla province of late,
but tha arrival of thee nan mean
that Haii!h mlumna have been am
buahed by htaral Cnatlllo, with hi
uaual auieaa.
The fight waa al (lovea.
No one at the pain- prtnda that
Malangaa bi pai'lfWxl and It la known
that a nawwoger la on the way tn New
York who will Ml the Junta that the
Inaurgenta tn Itnar del Klo number
7000 armed mn and tliat four briga
dier are there who hava aerved under
Riviera, and hava anted vlgoroualy and
in harnvany ever ahice hla capture,
olaylna; tliTal OotrwVa order not to
engaga the KjauiUh fa- until he gives
Uw word tliat 'the time had o-wne.
IT IH SOT A FAIM'IIE.
Hay a Boutin Ana-rlran Miirrnat
of the fjuetaimUa KxirwltUm.
So
Ka.ii Framiitoo. May 10. Among the
paMumgnr n tlw ateanwr City of
Hydney, whif-h arrived yeaterday from
Central Amerha, waa Itaron vai lter
gen, lierman mlnlater to Central Amer
ica, who k rtiroule to Germany. Ilaion
von Iwrgen expect to retire from the
diplomatic aervli very ahortly. 8jxak
ing of Guatemalan affair yesterday,
lianrn von lb-rgi'i aald that Uw big
IMi-r.iitwninl exxnltlon at tluatemala
city waa not, aa had been reporteil,
a failure.
"It cannot be aald to ms a failure,
H lati tt la not yet atarted," h declared.
"It waa formally opened In March, but
It la not yet open to the public. The
opening will probably take place within
a f.-w daya. It I true that the Gua
temalan government has been In a
flight financial embarraaement, but It
I only a temporary Inoaivenlence, and
la not due to the exposition, ao much
aa to other coatly enlerpruwa. The
-xtenalon of the government railroad,
w hich, when completed, will glv Gua
temala City direct communication with
tlw Atlantic and the Pacific; the oomph-thai
of the harbor two mi lea eaat of
San Jnx9 de (luetamala and the erec
tkm of u many ooatly pubile building
have cauaed a aever drain on 3e ex
chequer of toe government. Guatemala
la a rich country, ivowtver, and will
iukkly recover. In my opml'm, th
exixMltUan will be a big aucema, and
will be the mcana of dawlng the at
tenthm of much foreign capital to the
country.
FKISCO 8 POUTS E LATER
A Plugging Conte Between Orbett
and Choynaki on the Tapis.
Kiu rraniiato, May 10. lUixirt has
nvbilwd tlw city tliat points to the prob
ability of a match between Oarbett and
Choynaki. Tlie reason for Parson Da-
vx-a' myatiTtoua vfclt to the east ts
thus miule aparent. He went to ar
range a match Uilween Corlxjtt aid
Clwyimkl to be fougiit In this city In the
fall. The Iarm tKk tlie trip In the
Interest of the National Sporting Club,
ami Uw otllcers of that orgonixatlon
have received Information that leads
tlwm to cimfldently exiwet that the
match will be mode. Davlcs has urged
KltxslmmoiM to bring about this result,
kimwlng that if Fltxalmmons announc
ed to corbott that he would fight htm
after the ex-iliamplon had beaten
Choynskl, Jim would prolably go In
for the lottle. Fttxslmmona, It I be
lleveil, la lending himself to this
Choyxkl In willing to fight Corbett for
any amount. The only trouble I bring
ing about the match with the latter.
If the Ixmt comes off lt will be a 20
round go for a purse of $10,000. AH the
National Club jxieple ar Jubilant over
the outlook.
The California Athletic Club an
nounces a program for the 31st Inst
tlw principal attraction being a 15
round go between Slavln and Joe Hut.
ler of riilliuleliifhJa. It was at first
Intended to put Slavln up against the
"ThundTbolt,, Smith, but Smith did
not eeoni anxious for the match.
EVIDENTLY VIA KEY WEST.
The I'suol Impartial View of Sanl.ih
Operations In Cuba.
New York, Mny 10. A dispatch to the
Journal from Havana says:
General Flguerara, of the cavalry
regiment of Plzzaro, will embark im
mediately with the few survivors ot
his force fir Simin.
The name steamer Is expected to take
alxnit 700 returning Infantry force and
all tho so-ckillcd volunteers enlisted
from prism throughout Spain for the
ivunpnlgn here, as guerillas are, ac
cording to a recent order of Weyler,
to be mustered out and discharged
within the next fortnight.
Horn of the former Jailbirds upon
hla doarture from the Island will be
Whether itching, burning, bleeding, scaly,
crusted, pimply, or blotchy, whether limple,
scrofulous, or hereditanr, from infancy to age,
peedily cured by warm bathi with CmccaA
Boap, gentle anointings with CmccRA (oint
ment), tha -great tkin cure, and mild dose
of CrmcuRA Rksolvkxt, gnateit of blood
pnriflert and hninor cure.
iGiira
baoMthmuaoatUiia-nrit. PoTraiDiniiraCBBa.
Cop., SU Prop., Boloa.
ar-" Uov lo Can awry Blood Baawayft
FACE HUMORS UbM ttmm 9J Cf KVU OAa
jSldDdDdl
(tut
given a cert I float of good onaraotar
ami a military orraaa for hit Rervtr In
raiding Cutaui tvwpltala, bin charing
holplaa wottnded and aaaaulUng Cuban
wnvi found anting aa nuraea therein.
., COUNCIL. MEETING.
kiltie Ilualnen of Importanca Trana-ac.te-l
Yeaterday.
At the aIJoitrned meiytirig of th dty
jiiicll yratcrday, aiW rdl call, Mayor
Taylor retlnd arl left the meeting In
the liitfnl of Prmident Parker, It lHng
hi firat time U aot aa prealdlng officer
of the crajncll. Th aoaaUm waa a ah'rrt
one, amd adjumd ' m at 7:30 p. m.
Thurtflay.
Tlie appucaliona of Alex Grant ant
George llartley for retail liquor ll-na"
wete referred to th committee.
The viewer on the Commercial atreet
rxtenaion Ui tlie new depot reported
and aaked for further time In which
to onmplel; their rnurt, and were glv"
until Thurawiay.
The oommuniiaAaori from the city at-torni-y,
ailvlalng th cfty not to appeal
to Umi aureme court ih raae of Marah
v. City of Aatoria, waa referred to th
'mimlt;e on waya and mean.
An ordlnarc creating the John Iay
i'vl fund waa read th ft rat time and
referred t th commit te on lr and
public waya. An ordinance creating
the Walluaal rad fural waa treated tn
like manner. An ordinance approprtat
lug I'M tit the road fund, ami an ordl
naiw atiproprlal big tViO to the Wal-
luakl rail fuml, were read the flrat
tlm and referred to th committee on
aireeOi aiul public waya.
Tlw report of th Ubrary A woe lotion
for Aal waa read and filed.
HUI of luia, Hlgglna It Co?, amount
Ing to $11.70. were referred to th fir
and water committee.
A KAN FRANCISCO ML'UDEM.
Hrunkon Kowdy Insult and Then
Ktab a Kaliaaikeiar.
fVui Franclaco. May 10. William
IW rhman, irra;irletor of a saloon at
Pine and Kearney atreet. was taken
to th hoapKal last tugot suffering from
a knife wound in hi chest, which pen-
rated the right lung. It "A as Indict
ed by Frank Scott. Scott was arrested
by the police wty this morning and
charged with assault to commit mur
der.
The stabbing occurred in the saloon
last night. Scott, who waa drunk, went
up to th bar and called for two drinks.
He got the liquor and tendered ten
one-cent pieces In payment Behrman
refused to acoept them and Scott thren
a glhss In Bohrman'a face. The latter
went out from behind the bar and
chased hi assailant to the door of the
saloon. A he reached the step Scott
turned, and. drawing a knife, stabbed
him In the chest, the blade cutting a
terrible gash on the right aide. Behr
man fell to the ficor and Scott ran
away, but was arrested later. Behr-
man's life Is despaired of.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
THE ONLY DISISfi-CAR RufTE FROM
PORTLAND TU THE EAisT.
THE ONLY ROCTE TO I HE YELLOWSTONE
national park.
LKAVE
PORTLAND
ARKIVE.
K I Mall for Ka'ania.
Chhalia. rentralia.
No. 1
South Held. Montevuiuo No. 1.
Abrrdeen. Olyn'n. 'la-l
-oma. eeiniii-. i I'mim,
Port Townseiiil. Klieu
tnirK, Sp kane. Kalnit
B. C.: trail. B. C: Nel
ann. It. t'.. Katlo. Mi-
..ni. Hint Aii.i-i.nil.J
11: A. M,
Ileh-ua, M. Taul, M n- 7:30 I'. M,
iirapi In, Khiimu l ily.
Omaha, Council BlufK
St. Uiul-.Chicairo.Wash-
liiaton. Sew York, I'hll-j
ii-ipnia.iKtinii, ana an
jlMiini ta auu -ouiu
iet,
JDAYStoMtnneaiHi'.Oniaha. Kansas City
ami xt. Paul,
ii. liAYSIn Mlluaukee and riilraco-
4H DAYS to WasliliiRion, Pliilatlelphia. New
York ai-U lto.nou.aua oilier isasv
em poinss.
BncRRce checked through to destin
atiou of tickets.
For ileeping-car reservation, tickets,
maps and fall information., call on or
write.
A. D. CHARLTON
Aaa't C.an'l Iasa. Agent, Portland, Or.
855 Marrlaon St.. Cor. Third.
TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
STEAMERS
R. P. Elmore
, W. H. Harrison
Aupsta....
ALL
...Open for Special Charter...
Salting date to and from Tlluuaook
aad Nehalem depend upoa
th weath.K.
For Freight aad Paucsgar
Rate Apply T.
ELMORE. SANBORN & CO.
AGENTS
0. R. N. CO., Agaata, Psrtlasd
TBARgPOKTATIOM LIS.
GO EAST
..VIA..
Library Car Route
AMERICA'S BCB.VIC LINE.
leili i
Rock
Mo
Dst
Diaiag
Car
Cifte
Tha all-rail route to Kootenai mining
district, via Seattle and Spokane
Shortest and Quickest Line
TO
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
DulDth, Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST
Through Palace and Tourist
Sleepers, Dining and library Observa
tion Cars.
Dally Trains
...Fast Time
8KKVIC ASD fX.'ENERY T7KEAQCELED
For tickets and full Information call
on or address
A. B. C. DENNISTON,
C. P. T. A-, Portland, Ot.
R. C. STEVENS, G. W. P. A., Seattle.
FOR PORTLAND
(Via Koappa, Olhnn, Wetport, and
way lauding.)
THE STEAMER H, C,
la-r Aatoria eTery Sunday, Tuesday and
Thunday al t p. m., eatarday al 7 a m,
Ieavei Portland rvenr Mondar. Wednesday and
Friday al 7 p. m.. and Saturday at p m.
LaodlDj atCathlamet oo all down trips
Towing and Jobbli n around Attorla every Baa
day, Tuesday and Thursday.
REDCCED RATKt. Information foot of Malo
street, PETERSON QILMORE, AgaaU.
Two routes east.
1025 miles
1047 minutes-
the world's record for long
distance fast running-
held by the Burlington
Route.
February 15, a special
train made the run
over Its) Mne from Chi
cago to Denver, a dis
tance of 1025 mile, in the
unprecedented time of 18
hours and S3 minutes. Al
lowing for stops th time
was 17 hours and 27 l.iln-
utea, and the average rate
of WH-ed 58 mile
hour.
Write for booklet telling
how run was made. Write
also for Information about
rates and train service, via
the Burlington Route, to
Omaha, Kansas City, St.
Louis, Chicago, and all
other Southern and East
ern cltle.
Two routes east: via Ell
linga, Mont., and St. Paul,
Minn.
C. SHELDON, Gen'l Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
to You Going East?
Be aura and aee that your ticket
read via
T
HE NORTH-WESTERN
LINE.
CHICAGO,
ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS
an-
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
Thla la tha
GREAT SHORT LINE
Between
DULUTH,
ST. PAUL,.
CHICAGO
And all Points East and
South.
Their Magnificent Track. Peerleaa Vee
tlbuled Dining and Bleeping Car
Train and Motto:
"ALWAYS ON TIME "
Have given this road a national reputa
tion. All classes of paaeengar carried
on the vestlbuled tralna without extra
charge. Ship your freight and travel
over this famous line. Ail agents nave
ticket. 1
W. H. HEAD, F. C SAVAGE.
Gen. Agent Trav. r. and P. Act.
48 Washington at, Portland. Or.
Astoria and Columbia
RiYerJtoilroad
TIME CARD.
Trains leave Seaside for Astoria at
7:30 a. m. daily and 3 p. m. daily, except
Sunday.
Trains leave Astoria for Flavel at
9 a. m. daily and 5 p. m. dally, except
Sunday.
Trains leave Astoria for Seaside at
10:30 a. m. dally and 6 p. m. daily, ex.
oept Sunday.
Train leave Flavel for Astoria at 9:40
a. m. daily and 3:58 p. m. dally except
Sunday.
Sunday afternoon trains one hour
later from all point.
1P
TRAHNrOKTATIOM LIKCK.
Going East?
'' lf VOU ARB, '
DO NOT POHOBT "
Three Important Points
FIRST Oo via the St. Paul becaua
the Unes to that point will afford jm
the Very best service.
8EO0ND8 that the coupon beyond
Bt Paul read via the Wisconsin Cen
tral because that Un make dose
n actions with all the traraa-contlneatai
Unes entering th Union Depot there,
ad Ha aervtce la flrst-claas in every
particular.
THIRD For Information, call eat
your neighbor and friend th nsajaat
ticket agent and ask for a ticket read
ing TU the Wesconein Central Una,
or addree
JAS. C. POND,
General pasactiger Agent,
Milwaukee, Wla.
Or OEO. a BATTT,
General Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
O.R&K
GrVE8 CHOICE OF
-2-
Transcontinental
ROUTES.
Via Spokane and St Paul
Via Ogden, Denver and
Omaha of St. Paul
Pullman anl Tonrlst Sleepers
Free Reclining- Chair Cars
Astoria to Sao Fpanelseo.
Stat of Cal., Monday, May 1
Columbia, Saturday, May 8.
Stat of Cal.. Thursday, May IS.
Columbia, Tuesday, May IS.
State of Cal., Sunday, May 23.
Columbia, Friday. May SS.
For rata and general Information sail
on r address
Q. W. IOUNSBERBT.
Agent,
W. H. HTTRLBITRT.
Gen. Pas. Aft-, Portland, Or.
E. McNEUX,
President and Maaager.
This Railway Company
Operates It tralna on the famous block
system;
Light Ita trains by electricity through
out:
Usee the celebrated electric berth read
ing lamp:
Runs splendidly equipped passenger
tralna every day and night between
St Paul and Chicago; the
Chicago, flilwaukee &
St. Paul
Also operates steam-heated vestlbuled
trains, carrying the latest private
compartment cars, library buffet
smoking care, and palace drawing
room aleepers.
Parlor cars, free reclining chair care
and thi very best dining car service.
For lowest rates to any point In tha
United State or Canada, apply to
ticket agent, or address
C J. EDDY.
General Agent, Portland, Or.
J. W. CASET, Trav. Pass. Agent
WHITE COLLAR LINE
STEAMER "BAIIEK GATZERT"
Portland-Astoria
Steamer leave Portland dally aa
follow: Alder street dock 6:45 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. Ash street dock 7 a. m.
and 8 p. rru
Leave Astoria,
C. R. and P. S. N. dock. 6:45 am.
and 6:45 p. m. O. R. & N. dock, T
a. m. and 7 pm.
Saturday night steamer leaves Porte
and from Alder street dock at 8:45
p. m. and Ah street dock at 10 p.
m. Schedule include Sunday nlgtst
boat out of Portland and Astoria,
but no Sunday morning boat Night
boat from Portland connects with
Steamer "MILER"
at Cathlamet at S.a- rn. daily except
Monday for Westport, Clifton and
Knappa, and all landings on Oregon,
aide.
TJ. B. SCOTT, President
E. A. Seeley, Agent Portland.
C. W. Stone, Agent, Astoria
Telephone No. 1L
CASTORIA
'For Infants and Children.
Tkfie
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at
km
t7
l hese tiny Capsules ar vjf.o, 1
to Balsam of Cnpa b.tv-
Cubebt or In actions zutit 'w.
CURE IN 43 HOUftS'
the same diseases with--
out Inconvenience.
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