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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1897)
THE DAILY ASTORIAN It (he ttlfftat ml test piper on the Columbia River THE ASTORIAN das the largest circulation of anv taer on the Columtla River KUU ASSOCIATED PliESS REPORT. VOL. XLVII. IA8TOKIA, OKKOON, Kl'M)AY MORNING, OCTOHKK 17, 1897. NO. fi2. WILLIAM The Housefurnlsher Washington and First Streets, Portland, Oregon ..Bargains Ali Clmmlicr Suit, Full uuo Hotel uitH, IJ pim'H U...I ..1 1 I XrUHll'HU W1MM1, I'HCII BetlKU'ttdrt, iron, any nizt 4 ft (1 iu 4 ft, Ut'dcjirlnH, woven vir Mattri'HS, wool ttj llel ImngcH ....WRITEFOR A Carpets Cheaper Kv rythinj; to furnish throughout at prici's which paralyze competition Sole Agents for Knox BUFFUM sPENDLETN Hatters and Furnishers 94Tl..rc! Street, PORTLAND, OR. The Only Exclusive THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Air-Tight Heaters... IN ASTOKIA Manufactured E. Aiicnt rir "Superior" Stoves and Ranges. W. F. SCHEIBE, A full Him of Plnea. Tobacco, and 5mokere' Articles. 474 Commercial Bit. J. A. FAST ABEND HOUHE, HK1DGB AND VVHAHK BUILDKR HOUHK MOVING TOOLS RENTED Ross, H iggins & Company GROCERS and BUTCHERS Bond Street CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS GADSBY in Furniture.. $ 10 Ui $ H .)() 4 ..P 1 so 4 . 3 ft C in or 3 ft 1 50 2 50 . 00 CATALOGUED Than Ever Before and Waoturton Hats Men's Furnishers....' J, N. I.AWH Manager AND FOR SALE AT R. Hawes' Store Mnnulnclurcr and Dcnlor I rt FINE CIGARS! General Contractor PLUSH CAPES . . . Wo jiIhco on Special Halo for Tliurniliy, Friday mid Saturday tlic lim-nt lin of Silk I'liirlj Cujm, 20 indu long, 110 intlicH wc), collar tritoiixd with Thibet Fur; a very luuxWuo ganixnt ; well worth flO, for Sjicc-inl Sah; only fl.li!. . . . RememberThree Days Only GOSSIP IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK The Newmarket Kuus Were tlic Lion i of the Social World. I LILLY I.AMjTKY'S TKIl.MI'HS She Via roriate nil l favored b the Truce ot Valra Her Eayageauat to r.Mcrhaiy Ha Bees Den it d lrtidon. iKioW l.-Cut.yrlglited 1W ly ih AsMxiaird lr-a )-Tlic Newnwr kt rnceotira hua -n the Hun of th kil world of tlri Iliitaln during the hint two weeks. There were largv house Krl)r at nil the awell rtwiii-no In th vicinity ntiil (ho IHnct. of Vn, who him lrr. shouting with the luk nf (VnitTt-lK". attend-.! th ro- dally, grnrnilly wearing a dark lirown golfing wp I.aly lt-rfurd, Lndy Randolph t'hiirohlll iitnl ljuy Easel. Uire 1 it 1 1 a of oliy. irin the amarteat of ooa liimwt. aleo were 1n ati'tMlnnoe every dy. The feature of the ritg we-k wan dm . .rial triumph of Mr. laly lingtry, een l-for she becnw the owner of th Australian horse Merman and the wtniMT of the arwit-h ': i :;! a fortuim in tt't. In the neJ Jor -y Chili rm-loatir ho iu the t dr. d wnniiui ntid 'i t'l.imtrtiilly nurrounh-1 l-y ndm nm. The I'rlncf of Wnlin n I the I'nk of rnitrt.l; wvr- it;Hi-llly il.-v..d to hrr nnd ihr prini-f nn tho ttrnt "Tiion to i-ontrniluhiti lirr Ukii win- titnif thw (".iri'W.ti h. whll- th.- tiiikv of I'amhtidit,. irortl hiT to thi llrdi-u In urdi-r to iti ! tlm h torloun MTmnn. In connivtlon with Mm, Lunatry and t!w rsnrt cirvuluu-d of htr nmriiiwta t.i I'muv KtiThny. tlw Imti-r him nt n mitl.c to tho Tinim rttiurMtlntf that ni t o oortvt h" ri-H of M enKage. nn'iit. but no woman'n lumir wim mon- tlntlfd. Krld.iy nuwt of tb fwhloniitdi-a In Indon umiln. many of thrin, Im-lud. Inir i In 1'rlmv of Wiih. on purim to t Tr.nt at the two prvat Horlal fvmtn IU.il for tmlny. Siiluplay, namely, thf mikllnt; of the M urii! of WatprfurJ nnd Iiidy Itiatrlx Kltiniinirti-c, younsor datiKhtrr of tln MannrlK of Liinailowiip. tint ihH-n-tary of ntnte for war, at St. OforKi-'H. Ilanovrr mumr, and the chrlst pnltiK of tin1 Marltionuiifh holr at thv ohiiiwl royal. 8t. J.vnirs jxilaoc. At tho w'tlillnK the tvrWlo will 1 at. tcndwl liy rlisht hrldwnuUdH nnd n sr dn-wid aa a cuviill.r In a milt of white nutln. Th bridesmaids will l Iidlro Siinn nnd (liMnh de la INht Horoaford, dstors of tho lrldtfrm; Lady Kaih. loon do la Poor Uerinford, daughter or Lord do kk Toor Horoforl; Iudlos Alox nndu and llladys Hamilton, daiiR-Mora of t)i Duko of Aliorcorn; Uidy Con. atiinif Soott, dnuifhtw of the Duke of Hmvlouoh: I-ady Nora Sjicnoor Churvh- III, dutiKhtor of the Marchlonon of Ulandfonl, and Uuly tf:trloo Horhort. daturhUT of tho Karl of Pombrokp. Among tho piusonta la ono from the Prince wil Prtncosn of Waloa and an. othor fnm ex-Empi'ws Eugenie. Plilateho rop1wd here from OaTro, KKVPt. ' '' khed'.vo la In a procar l)ii tlnanolal position, na tho result of a long courwe or private extravagance. Prof. Hubert HeakomtT, R. A. R. W. 8. will prolwiWy onccoed tho late Sir John Ollder n pronlilent of th Royal Society of Painters In Water Colora Truth uya that neither bhiwa nor Muhoney are likely 10 play lawn tennis In America again, "owing to the par rtiillty of the erowda who received their play In atony allelic and madly cheered ever point of their omnmenta.' It la understood that for the poem which la to be written for the first num ber of literature, which la to laaued under the aunpicea of the Ijondon Times, Rud. ynnl Killing will be paid 11 a word. It kf cntllM "Wlilto llonwa," la In tan atumna of eight llna and l appropriate for Trafulgr day, but without a word ut pollllra In It. Tlie riar Ifcut ronfiTr-il t'nt of ni bIHty UKin Juan and IC-I'mard da Keizke, i tlw fnmoua operatic alngT. I Tim corpora il-in of Indon la going t I Imve an art gallery, the nucl ua of which wn rirt"l to the corjrntlon on Tliuribiy liiat by Ia'.d Belk-r, who In. formed Hie .jrl mayor tbut he propone to timid over to thn corporation SMi old I ii It li. Italian and Ktigtlnh ptcturet. Tboiirra ur,i now uttraotlng the imart. eat -oin and ei.-1ally Drury I-ane. th fVitnedy aiMl the l'jk of Tork'a the. atw. where In p1l of the very bud nr notlc ftr ae teral weekx and wriu-h"l bulnpa, Mra. Porter and Mr. IWIIew term to hare finally icored a lucceaa. The Pince of Wale vial'ed the theater on Bunday. Among the week'a produottona woa "Nover Again" under the management of (Tuirlea Frohman. Mlaa Agnea M:ller tm apfiro-J, but "Never Again" la not likely to aucceod. "The Children of a King." Pumper, dlck'a new otera. In which Cly Loftua made a freah bow to Londoners at the Court theater on Saturday laat. la an other partial failure. The opera U an adaptation by John Davidson of a Oer. man fairy tale and It was selected by Arthur Chudlrlgh for the reopening ot the I Court theatr. The opera la aoroewhat heavy tut U capable of being revived In ixiftuhrlty. Mtw Ixftua ami Mr. Har vey added to their reputations. Auguailn Daly's company haa been i-rowillng the Iallngton theater during tlw week and receiving the warmmt pniiap from tho Indon critlca. In Paria the rroducilon of Bulwor Lytton'a "Rich, plleu" at the O-b-on theater on Thursday which was afaitetl with great Interest, proved unaueceasf u. SPOKANE RATE CASE decided! .VlnTNClfN lACiriC WINS Tflt SUTIS10S TACIflC. 0. R. S V AMD SnOBTl DHOU'iltT BY TnC .MEKIIUXTS. j The Cneptiua to the Lomj aad Short Hani lljutc-ot the Interstate Commerce li Is Sustained. 1 Seattle, Wash.. October 16. I'nlted Salt Lake. Ttah, October 16. The offlc Stutoa District JiMse Hanford today ( lal of the T'nlon Pacific, Oogon Short rendered a deeJsion In the case of the ; tine and O. R. & N. company have nietvhtttits and shippers of Spokane j been In conference here all ...e after atmlnst tho Northern raciflc Railroad j noon. Tha conference la expected to l ist company. j until midnight. It la believed that all The decision wan In favor of the rail- ( differences relating to traffic on the three road and confirms the report of Ref- roads will be adjusted. oree. Sawyer, made about six months ago. The merchants of SKkane osught to oompol tho railroad company to ir.ve them the same rate from points on the Atlantic coast and east of the Mississippi river as la given to the merchants of Seattle and othor terminals. Judge 11 an ford hoKl that this would not I Just, owing to the competition by water. FOUR TO FOUR. San Francisco, Calif.. October 16. The foottoUl game In tho Inter-collegiate ser likt between the University of California and the Reliance club developed 8- series of surprise todtiy. California showed remurkaihle (improvement and al though defeated by Reliance a fortnight av by a score of 20 to 0, they out played their opponents today. The beat Reliance could do was to tie the score, which oloaed 4 to 4. RtX'rKNTS HEMOVKD. Olympla, Octolwr 16. Governor Rogers today removed J. R. Hayden, J. P. Pay and Clark Davis as regents of the state university and appointed John B Allen. SeMtle; R. Wlnsor, Seattle; Q. M. Efeter. day, Taeoma. The reason given for th removals hi misconduct In office. Shanahan Bros. THE ONLT STORE THAT BELLS CHEAP. FIRST MEETING OF BRITISH CABINET Question of Keopeoing Indian Mints Was Discussed. BRITAIN WILL NOT JOIN Believed tie Coverasttat Ha Decided to Keep Oat of tae rroposcd Coafereacc. Lndon, OcUr 1!.-The British cab inet thta morning held Its firt autumn mewing at the foreign office. It hi understood that rhe question of re. opening the Indian mints for the coinage of silver wis not decided, bu: was die. cuaaed and will shortly form live subject of a further communkw.tion between the chancellor of the exchequer Sir Mich ael Hlcka-Baadi. and tho United States monetary commission. It la believed the British (overmen! haa reached the docisHon not to enter the International monetary conference. Further meetings -with tho Amerslcan comlaaioners will be held simply because they were previously arranged. MAT POSTPONE IT. New York. Ortoter 16. The Herald publishes the following: Owing to the fact that President Mc Klnley baa received news that a new syndicate of New York men aa well a the Huntlngton-Gould combination stands ready to bid at the rale of the L'nlon Pacific, providing the terms of payment are- satisfactorily changed, within a few days he may order a postponement. The a'e was advertised to take place on November t ALL DIFFERENCES WILL BE ADJUSTED LINE orriCIAlS IS CBSrCnTSCE. It Is Expected That Before Adjournment All Traffic Qaestiaas of the Three Reads Will Be Settled. CANADA TO RECEDE. Montreal, October 16. An organliatton known a the Canadian Independence club has Issued a manifesto stating that the time has come for Canada to throw oft Its connection with England. THE OREGON TO GO NORTH. San Franeaco, October IS. The battle, ship Oregon received a lot of stores and It ta expected ah win aaJI north In a few days for target practice, and will stay sometime In Puget sound. JUDGE STEVENS DEAD. Portland, Oregon, October 16. Judge T. A. Stevens, of the criminal depart ment of the state circuit court, died ths afternoon after a long Illness. NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OP THE FISHERMEN'S PACKING CO. Notice la hereby given to the stock holders of tha Flahermen'a Packing Co. that a regular annual meeting will be held at their office at Astoria, Oregon, the 29th day of October, 1ST, at ( o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors and transacting other busi ness that may come before the meeting. JOHN PETERSON. President AUG. MOBERG, Secretary. Astoria, Or., Sept 29, 1397. THE BIG CONTEST IN NEW YORK It Is an Uncivil Strife Between the Politico! Leaders. TAMMANY IS WORKING HARD Gcacril Tracy Is Galaiaj Strctk aad Kiosiag Ones Say tae right till Re Betaeet fliai aid Vai Vyck. New York. Ocotber 1. With but one more day's registration to be recorded of four districts allowed for the Inscrib ing of rotes the Indications are that ap proximately half a million ballots will be cast In toe first election In the new municipality of New York. The registration of the present cities of New York and Brooklyn should be In creased M.OOO today to equal the figures of HVL In the Tammany precincts there la a fuller registration than In the other sections of tho city, which Is taken aa an Indication that Tammany is working who all Its might to bring out votes to counteract the possible defection to Henry George. Tho events of the last 21 hours seem to Indicate that General Tracy Is gaining strength and not a few acute poiitlctana are recorded aa belleveing that the con- teat will be between him and Van Wyck. mottling is more noteworthy than the bitter nets involved. It la an uncivil atrtfe and many of tha prominent lead era In the state apply opprobrious epi thets to each other. THREW AWAY HIS CRUTCHES. A Railroad Engineer Joins the Long List of Patients Cured by Dr. Darrln. i-oruana, Oregon.-Mr. Editor-Dear Sir: I hold It to be a duty as well as a pleasure to mak0 known through the press that which of all other things la mos: essential, via.: The way to cure pain and sickness. I was confined to my home with sciatic rheumatism, kidney trouble. Inflammation of neck of the blad der and general indisposition. Could not sleep more than an hour at a time. All 1 "'eu provea unavailing. I was prompted to visit Dr. Darrln through the advice of my friends who bad been cured by him. though, I must say. I had little faith that electricity would cure me. I came to the doctor on crutches. Two weeks' treatment baa cured me, so I have throvn away my crutches, and my other complaints have all disap peared, S3 I can take command of my enln'- W. HAYS. Judging from the testimonials that are published daily It seems there are but few Ills to which the human flesh Is heir, which cannot be relieved and gen erally permanently cured by Dr. Dar rln's electric treatment, and casea that have resisted other efforts have yielded to his power. These cases embrace al most every kind of curable disease, and, as said before, no man, woman, or child need despair of relief and cure while Dr. Darrln offers Invaluable sen-ices, The doctor will remain In Astoria until November 1, at the Occidental hotel, and will during the remainder of his stay, treat all cases at the rate of $5 a week or In that proportion of time as cases may require. The poor treated free from 9 to 10 a. m. dally, except medicines. Regular office hours from 10 a. m. to S p. m.. and 7 to 8 In the evenings. He treats all chronic diseases, blood taints, loss of vital power and early Indiscre tions, though no references are ever made In the press concerning such cases, ow. Ing to the delicacy of the patients. Ex aminations free to all, and circulars will be sent free to any address. All pri vate diseases confidentially treated and cures guaranteed. Patients at a distance can be cured by home treatment. Med icines and letters sent without the doc tor's name appearing. The London county council has rejected the plans for the structure designed to accommodate Barnutn & Bailey'a circus at Olympia, John Burns protesting that at Olympla, John Burns, the labor leader, protesting against the American show being treated with any greater consid eration than any others. A member of the council said there were matters o' construction allowed In America which cotikl not be permitted, adding thai the name of Barnum Is associated with a great many officers In the past. The olr. cue will now alter Its plans to suit rhe council. ST. MICHAELS BEING DESERTED Many Passengers Came Down on toe Steamer Danube. RIVER STEAMERS STRANDED Aad rrotat It sa Saad Bar Starutiol rredieted tor Dawaoa City Thi winter. Victoria, October M The steamer Dan ube arrived today at noon. 10 daya from St. Michaels. She brought down 12 pa engers, mostly men who failed to reach the mines by toe water route. Some got as far aa Fort Yukon and turned back. There are 12 miner from Circle City who bring about fTtOOO In gold dust The most of them are from Circle City, but a few of them are interested In Klon. dike claims. There Is a lot of pro rh Ions at Fort Yukon, but it is feared that If there la a rush from Dawson It wOl cause shortage further down the river. It Is predicted that very many men will perish In attempting to escape from starvation by coming down the river. , The steamer P. B. Weare, after being on a sand bar 20 days, got off .arriving st St Michaels September 20. She started up again with a load of freight but K Is feared she will never get np the river. The steamer Alice arrived at Bt Mich. aeU Septmber 24 with 10 miners, starting up again on the 27th. but ran aground at the mouth of the river. The steamer Mare bland and Merarln tried to get up but failed. The Merwin and Alice at last accounts were oa bar and freezing In. The Mare bland had returned e BtebMns, U mile frees--St. Michaels. Few men end little gold were at St Michaels when the Danube left and they will all come down on the Bertha. THE OLD WAY Of Treating Dyspepsia and Indigestion by Dieting, a Barbarous and Useless One. Wc say the old way, but really It is a very common one at the present time and many dyspeptics ar.d physicians as well, consider the first step to take In attempting to cure Indigestion Is to diet either by selecting certain foods and re jecting others or to greatly diminish the quantity usuai'y taken, In other worts the starvation plan Is by many supposed to be the first essential. The almost certain failure of the star vation cure for dyspepsia has been pro vw time and again, but still the mo ment dyspepsia makes Its appearance a course of dieting Is at once advised. All this Is radically wrong. It Is fool ish and unscientific to recommend diet Ing or starvation to a man suffering from dyspepsia, because Indigestion It self starves every organ and every nerve and every fibre In the body. What the dyspeptic wants Is abundnnt nutrition, which means plenty of good, wholesome, well-cooked food and some thing to assist the weak stomach to di gest It. This Is exactly the purpose for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted and this Is the method by which they cure the worst cases of dyspepsia. In other words the patient eats plenty of wholesome food and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest It for him. In this way the system Is nourished and the over worked stomach rested, because the tab. lets will digest the food whether the stomach works or not. One of these tablets will digest J.000 grains of meat or eggs. Your druggist will tell you that Stu art's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the purest and safest remedy sold for stomach troubles and every trial makes one more friend for this excellent preparation. Sold at 50 cents for full slsed package at all drug stores. A little book on stomach diseases mailed free by addressing Stuart Co, MnrshaH. Mich. The steamer Harrison will sail for Til. lamook today. Reyal awikas the lood pwre, wholeaosM aad gelldee. Absolutely Purs sona wim aowDf a eo., saw man.