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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1897)
c,.'.' '-w,;::,'SJ iho N r,', ny THE DAILY ASTORIAN Is the biggest ml test piper on the Columbl River THE ASTORIAN has the largest circulation of anv taw, on the Columbia River , 19. - ' v v V-ir ! m.Ir:V 7?V!V , r-.l -?fTr j w Aar amk CV , ' FULL ASSOCIATED PRBSS REPORT, VOL. XLV1I. ASTORIA, OKKGOX, TIH'KSDAY MOlt.MNO, OCTOBER 14, 18l7. " " " TTrf" I ' " , , . , - I 1 W M ST School Books AMI Tablets Slates Pencils Sponges Composition Books Pens Blotters Inks School Supplies. M' l.,vi Hi., i.ii.i aii, i.,o,i f ! In,i ',. UI.I.U In Ilia 1 1 y . GRIFFIN & REED THE MOST COMPLETE ! LINE OF I Air-Tight Heaters... ,NAsr ' Manufactured irni ! Tor Sirtlnr" and Hadijrt. AND FOR SALE AT E. R. Hawes' Store "WILLIE" BRYAN AND NEBRASKA Dnideilly Defeated by the lotted Stutcs Supreme Court Dccblun. THK MAXIM I'M KATE CASK November 1, at lh. OccH nlnl hotel, n ml will during Ihn remainder of Mm tny. treat nil cunea at the rule of U a wick or In Hint proK,rtlon of tlin no r.in limy require, The wr treated free from to in a. m. dally, exr-l m-ilcliii. Regular office huura, from 10 a. m. to p. tn tuid 7 to I In th evenlnga. Ho tr.tt nil chronic dlwa. , blood tnltita, lw of vital power and t-nrly imllpcre. tlons, though no rfTn urn ever made In t)i pre concerning uch cane, ow. In to the dVllciuy of Ihn patient.. Kx. amlnntlon. free to oil, and circular will iit frc-. to any address. All prt- vte disease confldento-illy treated AnJ curwi uiirnlr-f). rntlrnlii at a dlctnn,- Judge Brth(f' lictia Saotained Tbt r"n curc4 hom ltmrnt. Md- l,.l.,a nnJ I...... . ..k Lik lllrijul Vhicl) torrtd the Koadit to On Buiiam it a tor'a nama appvnrlriK. illW f.ANCTKV A WINN Kit. 'rilf ITlM'nri l h V h 1 1 In f LiiUjbVliLllL BOUNDARY LINE Internatlunal Court of Arbitratln Has Ueen Completed, COL'KT TO MEET NEXT FALL Great Critaii aid Veaetaela Sntmitttd Lists of Acceptable Jiritts. hat flier teas the Oily Oae on Bata. Sole Agents for Knox and Wauburton Hats BUFFUM KPEINDL,BT9N Hatters and Furnishers 94 Third Street. PORTLAND, OR. ....Tbe Only Exclusive Men's Furnishers H,.., Pru...-. o.-.!.r 13 -A ill.imt.hl "' r K.-tr. lMVKlry I, frm Wa.1,1,,.1011 ..y. t... l-,,., .,1(.Mr. ""M "' '"' " "n ' '""" llurlli,,,,,,, .,,.1 ,..,..,.. K,.r.l.,.,..r.' M-rn' "' """ H"" ''" Tml. h niHk,-. r,.ilr,....l MI wm ilHr ,-. .,.l..t tt,. ! M,"' Tl'- "i-rk.-t , on,- of tb m,,n f N...,rk. th .-,,1,,,.,,, l l,lrh!,,r"""" k""" f"r un,i '" will Im. .!., Mor..l,y l.y tin ' 'M " ,,U " I-rohaMr .M,r. , 1,1,-1, a.U.i.M.n,!.,,, 1,'""" "" km"k'r'' " " PX i,iil,ri'tiii 'walv, in ihi, "pr.i u t, rm when Willi, mi J, iiiiliiKi, llryni iq,wuivit. inim I f,ir ,lr:ik..i Ju -Ut- ,l(ic, r uf tin' u.fiii,. vmirt, "Kilifc- In ilif out any .xc.,ti..i1iy Utrgt- .urn. If:MC!lAT3 WIN INIMANAIT.MH. Il,ll.lllllM,lln. Ot-tolMf- tl-I!;i.u n,i Our Royal Cream Flour NONl: BETTER clr- uli at 1ilniti, two -.ir aw il,- .-. ., ... II," Injuiii'lliin iiKiililKt th,- n'al,. riifur,'. ; ., tliiiia ahow thu vote for mayor to I.; ma im. .rai,iv i,iw oi mr h-Ral- . . . , T.iKwirt, iKniiK-nil, 3j.1i; HarJlriB rv Hy of I In- proM,ma ,f III' li Max callrj . .., lw , . ,iilU-an. Ifl.iw. Til, rvWlnuYr of tht Ini'i ihiIiui l-y ih.,. rnllnuila nnl It .,.,.. . , . U, mi i.rullu tli k,t wua iilao i-Ut ted. I uiiiI,t:oo. lh oitn:n of tin' aujTrrn, ' .III, thl I.KI.ASHMl-TT 0I.A11I8 KKAfb. roiirt ll Im It, m-corlan Kijiinn 1I1. j T,M '"W f ,W" l-ortlan-l, CiH.r tt-The caae ..f nmx.mum fvlKht rat. h.hc wa,nf w. H.uwtmum rwMv,f of . -.MiHilrri-.l ty tin, rallru.oU lnln l,unl. v,.,i,...i ... ... urr. Ill h. Mat,. III.k;,!. I nK , ,. ,.,,,.,,, vw itttt, tu rt. low to allow WnulInK on u In Iiik bal. ci.XTr the aim, nt of 1-ju conta on thf li . rt.,1 that ih- l iw wua un-! ,i..h . w u . ... lollar on 125 nhai of atrnk In the Moa. iiiltUii;al. ,..i. t. ... cow Uink. aniounllnK :o flJ.V. a trie ,1 Tin. wa. pi-inlli-K ,nor than four t0lhi.. ,H.,MHhmil ... M,r. In tt, aiv, co.r'. ili ,.clHlon fnilhl . ... , ,h ,Ih. N.tf r.vor of ,.. railroad j, Wa.hliifc-tcm cvunty, Ong-m. for ir ,1K,n ,n " - Uhar... of tlu, lnk .,ork. n a r Jtm.-tlun l.y JuUr.- l!r.-m r mat..' .... t r ... , , . " was 4 nwbti nt of tlv, Iwink lforo tx Waahlng-toti, Octolx-r 13. The Interna tlonul court of arbitration, which la to (Kim upon tirttlnh VwiucJa Iwund-iry waa completed by th aelection of M. Mavrttni,, the (llllnKuishcJ ualan jur- Int, an umpire, arul arrangement, are being nuule for the assembling of the court ut I'arla during the lute aummcr or fall of next year. M. Miiertena will act not only aa um. plre, but uIbo aa vsldi-nt of the court. (ireat lirltain und Venetuela each ulmiltlMl a lint of dlKtliigulahed Jumtii who would be acceptable to them im umpire. Thene Embraced the moat noti-d men of Europe, but It la attri buted to M. Muertena thUt h!a waa the only name on both Ilsta. patch, to the- cutter f:nr, aalM from,' Ht. Michael, on Friday. September 21. '-Wily two partle of mlnera remained at Ht, MUhaelK. anj they were expect. Ing to a,art n a fHW hour, for Liawnoti. ' :t tl5 2!th the Corwln called at 8t ! Iwrenc Inland. 'l;utcb harbor w. rva.hed or tho Jf'th, where ahe met th, .mahlp 1-ortb.nd, bound for 8t. ; Agai, Do Busiaesa Wth ( UNION PACIFIC HAS RESUMED Oregoo Short Line. leavln ber catxo of ahlp bulllln ma- j terlal aha alM -on the inh tor at. Mlchaela. Ttta ortirlnid purpono of ihe 'orth!f AnuvlMtn TA,rMM.fm.ti, - . , ... I . v v..,..,. mm irauingj conitny to ,bull,l ad-lltlonal ateamert i for the Vulcon trade thla aummer. at Bt. Michael., tiaa been changed and the! Bat the 0. I. A V Slys Tlat It Rat Sit FIGHT DECLARED OFP ijretd ta th Deal. Which So Tar Oily Applies to .oatn. tenmera will tm built at Dutch harbor. I On Fri'hy, October 1 the .team.hlpl !umU,UV arrlvcl at Duitic harbor wlthl Col. Randall. IT. 8. A.. tr.A 1 ment of I'nlteJ Btate. tnxnx. and left j on th third for St. MlohUela. The cutter j Chicago. October 11-The Union Pn. Uear waa at Bt. MlchaeU waiting to' Mc gave notice to all of Ita coiuiectlon. convoy tla ateamahlp Portland on her return trip with miner and their gold today that it had resumed bualnca. with the Oregon 8hort Line, by .ending them The (lew building of the IfuluetrU , word to return. th aale of one a. .,! mlaalon school at Unabuika, eatablished round trip ticket via the Union Pn-in,. and erected by the Woman.' Home Ilia- j to aU point In Otvgon over th Oregon .Ion aoclety of the Methodlat EpIacooaJ : Short Line, at the Short Lin. er. 1. church of the fnle! Statea. U) o far ""Hence before October . Thla mean. complete that the mlxalon ha. moved Into It. THE SHAKKEV . GODDARD MATCH, j that the fight between the two road it over, for the time being at leaat.Th. ; road, of tbe Weatern Paaaenger aaMOcla- I tlon iMrri.tl li rn- tu tho ii.r thi fnlt.-d Htatea. but at lnr l-n any hope ..f a d, "" I" '-row... mlareprm-nted the condition of "" : tlit. bank to him. JuJce li.-llliiir.r took FOARD & STOKES CO. Hole Agent AHTORIA ORECJON pupur HKCE1VKD IN THK I'UIMAHY. GRAMMAR AND. ACADEMIC URADKH J. M. THE SISTERS OF THE Convent of the ...Holy Names ASTORIA, OREGON, Will reopen tliolr Punnllng ami Day Holiool Koptoinl.or 0. For ruttw, oto., nddrun the Suporloremt INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC, PAINTING AND VOICE CULTURE FORM A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT aM.. to ,.. Mat-. Th.. oa... w ,,..M .,1,-n.j . C(1HC umlvr mlvlM.m,.Ilt. t.U wlih ih. T.x.i ew which wae !' iM.-.l by the aiipr. 111,. onirt In favur of 1 h.i rallroa.lH. The uprcin,. our! will bear the Julni iraflb- ,-ae ., Mm. lav. r.ni-ri i),i..k the ,,ill,.n will Im acmii-i the aocla. 11..11. The cii!..t la aiial.iK'oun t th,- tninn-1 Mixourl cam, ut o,,. spring Prm .laalimt the rnllroal. It Ik more than two y,nr old an. wn. brought by Il. irlct Attorney .U l-'urlan,. In (he New V,.rk circuit court at tin. r,,u,-st f the lmTtat conimercn conimlKylon. ag.iliiKt th rallroa.U etit.rlng the city f New York and forming itie Joint Tniftlo an.K-lailon. fiiK was a ca li fokn i a n. St. I.otil, ticMk-r 13. 1 1 Is thought j tie. girl who committed xulcil,. yeater. j .lay wax N, Ih- Anderson, d.uiclU.T oi 11 whuMiy rtu!l.r.-r of l':i.H.i,U-na Cul., who eloH-d tlve yirs apo with Matt .Mitxi.wiich uml was 1111, riled ut Stockton, mill who li-sertcl him two k later. Th girl after d.-eenlng her husUuid weno to C'hti-wiKO. where for noni time ahe waa a cloak model at Marshall FVId'a. She Kked us a model for Hoyle, the aculptor. for hla statue. .Nuvlgntluni." in the transiwrtatlon bulMing at the world' fair. TIIUKW AWAY UlS CUI TCIIKS. A Rallron,! Fngln,r Joins th I,onK Mat ! of Patient Cuivl by Ir. I:irt In I OREGON'S NEW ORIENTAL LINE II U EI U ED n n a ei n mi mi m Mount Angel College MOUNT ANGEL Marion Count '. OREGON Thl. I. juat the place for your boy. lellghtful location, large building, and ground, good meola, plenty of healthy exervlae, excellent teacher and careful trnJnlnjr- this I. what they all tay of MT. ANOEL COLLEGE. Bend for Cat alogue and (peolal terms. School will open September t P. F. PLACIDUS. Director, OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS Kaiciilar Normal t'uiirao of three ycitu. Senior year wholly profoHauitin). Training department o( nine (trade with JK) children. liiKlructlon and training In tivmnaatlca (Kwedlnh ayi tein),an.l Vih-ki MukIo tor iuIiIi' h,IhhiI. The Norma! diploma U recogmaed hy law as a 8TATG L1KK OKUTIKIl.'A'l K to ti'iwli. ' ' I iglit exoeiiKs. Tuition, hooka, board and lodging (hp proximately), li.IHI per er. Htudi'iin liiMir.lln. tlicniai'lrea, 110. (in per year. Academic grade aenopteil from lilih aelioula, tatnlogiies clieerrully aunt 011 application. AiMrcai I'. L. (UMl'llKI.I., Prealdenf, or W. A. W'ANN, Hccretury Faculty. UiNION MEAT COMPANY Shield Brand Hams, Bacon, Strictly Pure Lard ALL KINDS OF CANNED MEATS Guaranteed th Best la th Market CORNER FOURTH AND OLtSAN STREETS - . PORTLAND, OREGON Portland. Oregon. Mr. K.l!:,,r-1 'car Sir: 1 hold It to I ti duty a well a.. ,1 pleaaurj to milk,, known through the pre that which of all other thing Is ni..- .-fM-ntliil. via.: The way to cure pain nnd slcknena. I win c.ni;tliie,l m homo nlth clatli- rh.-uni.itNm. kidney trouble, Intlamniiitlon of neck of the blad der and general Imllapoaltlon. Could not sleep more than an hour nt 11 time. All menus I tried proved unavailing. I was prompted to visit Dr. Pnrrln through the advice of my frleiula who had been cured by him, though, I must say. I hnd little fnlth that electricity would cure me. I came to the doctor on crutches. Two weeks' treatment has cured me, so I have thrown away my crutches, and my other complaints have all disap peared, so I con tnko rommnmd of my engine. W. HAYS. 1 Judging from th,, testimonial that arc published dally It seems there are but few Ills to which tho human flesh Is heir, which cannot be relieved and gen. er.illy permanently cured by Dr. Dnr rln's electric trentmont. nnd cases that hnvo resisted other efforts have yielded to his power. These cusch embrace al most every kind of curnblo disease, nnd. as said before, no man, woman, or child need dcspnlr of relief and cure while Dr. Dnrrln offers Invaluable services, The doctor will remain in Astoria until All AKrUXOEMENTS MADT TO START Trir SERVICE NOVEMBER I. Steamers Will leave lortla.d Every Three Wctkf aid Will Be Rm in Ceaaec tioi With the 0. R. S S. Sari Kratioisoo, October 13. Beginning October 31 a now steamship service well Im Inaugurate) from Portland to Toka Uima and Kobe. Japan, and Shanghai, nind Hong Kong, China. . The new line will bo run In connection with Ihe Ore gon Railroad & Navigation Co. Three steamships will constitute the service the Braemer, tho Mogul and the Pelican. They wUl leu.v Prtluud In the order named approximately every three week., beginning with the Instvkiy of the month. The new trans-PaoHllo will be known as th Northern Pacific Steal mp hi Co., Portand line. DO HONOR TO DOCTOR WHITMAN board or roREics Kissioxs or NEW HAVEN TAKE ACTION. fiftieth A.iverary of the ."assacre ot the Great rio.eer to Be Obsened fer aaeat ."emorial Co.siiered. New Haven. Conn.. Octott-r 11 The iKMird of Amerinui Foreign Mlsstons toilhy adopted the following resolution: "Resolved. Thut a committee of five be appointed to report at this meeting con. cemlng the olwetrance of the approaching- tlftleth larmiwriMiry. iNoember of the mussjicre of Marcus Whltmun. M. D., In recognition -of his services In behulf of this board uid that of our country; also to report concerning the propriety of permanent memorluls to Dr. and Mrs. Whitman and their associated missionaries of thla board." San Franctscq. Oct. 11 Tremendous pressure la being brought to have the Knickerbocker Club declare the Slur. ki y-GiJ,lard match on. It looks now a' lf the match will go no farther than the preent stage. There appear to be too much opposition to Sharkey In San Fran. caco for any club to attempt to bring off a contest In which the alIor Is a principal JUSTICE FIELD TO RETIRE. Washington. October ll-The belief that Justlde Field I seriously contem pt art Ing an early retirement from the supreme court bench waa strengthened today by the announcement of the post ponement of several mor Important H untO the last Monday in January. TEA CONDEMNED. Portland. Oregon, October 13. Francl SeaJey. government tea Inspector, today condemned K chest of tea which arrived from the Orient on the Monmouthshire. Several days ago he condemned 12 chestt consigned to a Chk'ug'o firm. The entire lot was found to be trashy and unfit for use. are much elated over the settle ment of the trouble between the roada, a It pave the way, in their oplnon, to the nvetnebershlp of th Union Paclrte la the Western Passenger association, and the consequent diminution of the chance for trouble In Western passen-. ger rate. ' O. R. 4 N. DENIAL. Portland, Oregon. October IX-Tne O. R. A N. officials deny that the agree, mem between the Union Pacific and Oregon Bhort Line for the resumption of through business carrte with It the sanction of the O. R. N. They aay the agreement between the Union Pa cino apd the Short Line only ha ref erence to Montana business, In which the Short Line la interested, and that the Ot R. .- N. has not (agreed to th resumption of through business by way of the I'nlon Pacific. THE FORTIFICATION BOARD. Due to Arrive In San Francisco From Their Northern Trip Today. THE REVENUE CUTTER CORWIN JIST RETIKNED f ROM BERRINC SEA WITH DR. JACKSON. Riiideer Herds in Yokoa Valley Doing Well Not Na.y Miters Reniiiing ii St. Michaels The fortUod. DYEA POSTMISTRESS?" Washington. October 11 Clara H. Richards has been appointed postmis tress t Dyt-.L Alaska, a fourth class office. PIERPONT MORGAN OFF FOR EUROPE San Francisco, October IX The United Statea eeacoast fortiflcaHon board will arrive here this morning after a visit of inspection to the coast defenses In the Northwest. The hoard Is engaged in examining sites for the location modern type ordnance, estimating cost of ba racks, water supply, wharves, etc.. for the use of the artillery force. The board will remain In this city several days inspecting th advantages of San t-Tancisco harbor. of the D. E. FERI.ET DEAD. Portland, Oregon, D. E Terlcy, manager of the Esmond hotel, dropped dead this evening In A drug storte on Morrison street. San Francisco. October 11 The United States revenue cutter Corwln, Captain W. J. Herring, commanding, 10 days from Retiring sea, dropped anchor In the bay this evening. She brought down from tho North Dr. Sheldon Jackson. United iStajtes gonwul uaicnt of "education In Alaska: LfeuL D. H. Jarvls. from the outter Bear; Whaler J. A. Peters, of the wrecked whaler Navuxich, and Rich ard and Roll Camden, who went up on the Ellia Anderson, but who returned to awialt until spring before going' to Dawson. Dr. Jackson has been spending It he summer In the Yukon valley in the Interests of the United States govern. ment. He reiorts the reindeer herds as doing finely, 150 trained deer being ready for .freighting. Tbe cutter Corwln, after carrying dis- THE GREAT FINANCIER GOES OS AN IM- fORTANT BUSINESS MISSION. Mysttrioas Trip With W. C. Whitney. Which May Have Somethiig to Do With the Western Railroad Sit.itioi. PLUSH CAPES ... We jiluco on Special Sule for Thursday, Friday and Saturday tho finest line of Silk Flush Capps, 20 inches long, 110 inches sweep, collar trimmed with Thibet Fur; a very handsome garment; well worth $10, for Special Sale only $4.69. . . . RememberThree Days Only Shanahan Bros. THE ONLY STORE THAT BELLS CHEAP. New York, October 13. J. P. Morgan will sal! for Europe today on the steamer Teutonic At b!9 office It was said hi trip had no special significance. It had been In contemplation for, gome time. His stay, ft waa stated, would be short. It was reported in Wall Street that the object of Mr. Morgan'., trip was to reor ganlie his London firm, J, s, Morgan ! Co. It was said that Mr. Burns, who had the management of the business In Lon-j don, waa sick and) desired to. retire. I Robert Bacon, a partner of Morgan in the firm of J. P. Morgan & Co.. returned on Saturday for Europe. Mr, Morgan has a firm In Paris. Morgan. Marjes & Comptimy. William C. Whitney, ex-secretary of ebe -navy, went to -Europe, yesterday from New York. Before his departure Mr. Mlorgajv wpa rV-porHed as having been a visitor to Mr. Whitney's country place In the Berkshire hills. There, van a rumor that Mr. Morgan and Mr. Whit ney had a financial undertaking which required the ptvst-noe of both In Eurone. Oa this point no Information was ob-1 tatned. ' I CONDENSED TELEGRAPH. According to the Journal's poll Van Wyck is sill ahead In the race for mayor of Greater New York. "Llftj has become a burden," was the message left by Arhcltect Marlus Bnk kcr, of Spokane, who took his own life. In the outskirts of that city yesterday morning by firing a shotgun Into his mouth. Family troubles led to the sui cide. Louis Sycher, a St. Louis bankrupt, testified yesterday that he liad burled $15,000 In O'Fallon park, and Immediately hundreds of men, women and children Klondlkers commenced digging up the park grounds In search of the trteasure. The rebellion in Braxll Is practically ended, the kist battle, which was a ter rlble slaughter of the fanatics, having decided the day. Antonio Oonceilhelro, the fanatic leader and hundreds of hlhs personal guard were hacked to pieces, while Others set fire to the building, and rushed Into the fiaanes, preferring death to surrender. Ex-BankPr !F. V. RockafoDlow. Willceabarre, Pa., (was yesterday sen tenced to pay a fine of 11408 and one Tear In the penitentiary for receiving deposfts after he knew his bank Insolvent,'' - or was PERRY LEAVES FOR ASTORIA i Seattle, Wash., October 11 The United 8tates revenue cutter Perry left today for Astoria where she will be stationed during the winter. Royal make the food pare, wholesome and dsllcloa. Ml Absolutely Pur aovAi auuM aoou ca., w mm. V n