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RE DAILY ASTOMArl Is t&O
bluest and best piper
on the Columbia River
THE ASTORIA Ms tU Ur-est
circulation of ibw saer ...
oa the Columbia Rlrer
FULL, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
VOU X1VJI.
A8T0U1A, OUKUON, TIKSDAY MOUNINO, DKf'KMBER 21, 1897.
NO. 117.
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T. vV ' l SI ' II I iTvVAT : III XT1 -w ..
"Superior"
Stoves atid Ranges
auk tun
J. N. LAWS, AT HAWES' OLD STAND
Christmas Goods
,to M ir
Celluloid . ,
NnVfltli'S
Lritbrr (iowN
Meilallions .
Christmas Cards
Hooklrls
.t
Uo not mk row a1cilon
GRIFFIN
'! I) J
jt-vj'- tin
MP, JW
Christmas
Next
ouu uToius i run. or the mot
BBRVfCBAHt-B ANP OflNAMENTAL
CHOCKKHT, IAMIH AND GLASS.
waiik. 81,'itaiii.k ron rnrfiKNTs.
The Tail
Goes With the Hide
P. J. (mmmIiduh it Co. will, until January 1, 1 K!8.
without reserve, U tlicir lurr htix-k if Wwis uiul
Shoes Iulit', Misju-H1, ('luMrou's ami I Joys'
choieo footwiur ut rosl. When wo say cost, we
mean it. Give us u call ami vc will jirovo to you
that you can (ako home moro luotwonr for tlio
inonoy than you tnn from any kIiou storo in Oro
pon. Itetiwmhrr, tho sin of ih nig Hoot, .r)H I
C'ommcrrinl Htroct.
P-LGoodraan&Co.
Ross. Higgins & Co..
5
CHOICE....
PKRSH
AM) SALT MEATS
ANIl-
BOND STREET
Mams,
Bacon
cuiPin
I BRAND
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A lull On of Plpci, Tobacco,
anil Antokera' Article..
4T4 commercial Ut.
A-ttnrln's
SjV KntcrtnlnmcntMnll
(.HJWIkiJiSl V. J I' lit
I'f'Jf'illiHl r'S'i'k.1 . A inii.. Three
iil5EJy , "l? M.gnlfleent. ar; KveniMliIng Klrt-C'l: Oood
g,.mt aa wmwa.
MUtm Order
nrf
livnhVBoov
Hooks
hi NV atltl
I'liililrcn's Hooks
l!ilile
Trau-r Rooks
Ilooksofall Kinds
un(l yo hr mm) vmt mvck
& REED
Foard & Stokes
Company
Grocers
Butchers....
UNION MEAT COMPANY
and
A I.I. KIMH
CANNKD MKATa
(limrmitifrt
Tin' lli't In the Murki't
Strictly Pure Lard
Cor. fourth and f.llsan Street
1'ortlnnd. Oregon.
Monutncturcr and
lalr In .
FINE CIGARS!
ConcuH -
The
Louvre..
Kloora - Klne Miialc; Gainva of All KlndatTwo
and F.verybody'a ItlKhta Htrlctly Ob'nervad.
CHRISTMAS
ASTORIA GETS
ANOTHER PLUM
0. It. H N. to. i-itb I'ontrmt Here for
nit-ilric K'rfcos Steamer' 1
WORK TO HI-. DONE IN 'J KANMT
r.Ucr a4 VUtoriaa to IW l itttJ With la
i iigliMtm aad Search Litjhta by
f X total rtrm. , ( '
, ...
Auut'Ma IdJH cii.U-l kl 111,,
III.. It)' cf AliTl "
II f M CO I
th ftirt nmvW I ill- v'Uiimlil i i
i:i : i ill h'-jutr '..nipuriy di i ha un-flm-kJv
f n Inftull Iln. il.- trlr iiUra In
II. r uliviim i" Vli .ir.i;i .iji. I 1.11-r wf thr
i, It ft N. Al!ikm ll- l. Tlx- nif.f-la. I
U ni'0lK!: if Ui" i:ifiri- tl )wiipany(
ln. hjt ariin l lri .ouU.i ' Mir
(laiuln Il.iiirti.w-n, II W t'vruii n-l A.
..h. M.f.j-r. Ilanlh.iri ntirj ru lift
lat MK'il l'ortljrxl :o Mtt-iiil -r-
iitU- i i liv wurk.
tn ontriwt alU ft.r li tiln"mit f i
Ir.i'inilwti? Iuhi u rti'h Va ml ri
l-r.'illr r u"h lu'it mi 1 ll
UmI. Tha aejililai'i r tha UrKeiii
-vtr plmyl oil v.-l on roaat.
Iicht bi W wx truW fur 'it Aurk, the
l.wbi'al U !a t0 MKt h ;mral W ulov
tlm Astoria i-ompniy'a bill. ,
Mr. C'tnuil ll-wjinrn will anpm-lntMiil
thv ilMjltiir i'U DUJvr, .u.I Mr
llh nil llio VlrtjrU.). Mr. HanUinrn
wnl Ur. C'yrua took tl' 1Ji-.ii tut iUmIU
Mr. Hurl.!)' mill ix cnhrr ni-n to hr-
lu lk on lha EM -r . All will aoom.
ph. i Kiln- on h' nritl Al.iakn.ii .ri.
r.anp)rtiir wvik on tha vttyaaa. In
or lr ti to rt.-lny ih -Jiln. Mr. Han
:li,.rn ,im1 avm.xl.iia f!l furnmh all
upplri frvm A'lorln .1 ft.r iih puruilt.li'
ml lll riuploy Atvn-ln Wurkni.-n
Jt U miKJi to rrl! of tbc O. ll.
N. f'o. Mini u:i .1 mmiiK-r cf the bIJ.
of fort ir.il nil ntiir f rma m winy of
lh. r 0it.i. I r? x.io,ly .he ramo mi
li.. hi. I .f tba A.oi.t p.irtlva. It iIh'JiiI
in fiivnr of Am irl.i, :in Joui en lh brnn.l
T"ii:iJ ihut t Jit-l to gtvv Uic city at
tho monih. of th Culumbin a rhnnra to
i.i'm. fail In ihe 1vWjuii,ii of ihr
. i i ir.tnea unoniiK irt r,iiii-fi o- tnr
reau-r Ori-gon. Evarybody aJid every.,, ,' ... ,
k, . .... ... ... 'ChlriMro Fcvleratiun of LiW to loav. the
n for Ureon all Uiu time and a fa r . k
llviloti of tho profit.
I! VII. I. A VINO To COM tlMNCi:
Line Kr .:n tloble Wn.tw.ird to b Put 1
in Miupo ail (ic. :
!
tih-f KiigmT Jimleein am! Oeneral'
Mhllt, Knrttiur left hmt oenng forlwl0 n(vw , ,wmtv.r of ttir Xatlonal
le win-re ihrv v.i today mart a larae
c.iiw of men to work, laying rail on th
A
A- . i. H. H. I lie utiniiional ril
have iirrlvtt! fiom the Eai tntl are on I
the grotiml. The r&o dvleloM of the
r.sul alii me. abom h.ilf way. nnd before
many moon thnotiKh train wlU bo rim.
ning bit ween Aatorla land Portland.
A bualntvaa man yeelrrday aald thnt very
.n the hoe of Atora.i would be re. I a
allied and the railroad, which la to rer.ln
t.lutlonlae affalra n rhla dty. will bn in
tii-ilvc openitlnn. -
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ASTtMtlA AND ALASKA.
'
Oi.r Men-ltanla Already Pram-hlng Otrt In '
the Fit North. ! coming event. The torsln waa aonnded
- '-' Itnat capital was 6nranl.li"f and tti.it la-
On the next trip of the t.uner Mderibor ahould be prepared. '
a ntunber of oon'tiraotora ant carpenters
wll lr n vf Astoria if or Dyea. On of thom
'ha miulo ailNMltlon, nnd will prubanly i new cabinet ponltlon of ascretary of com
rei'iiro the contract, for .putting up the mere and luduatry. Th aUvomo report
new Foard A Atoken building at Dyea. of thn commit to to which the subject had
The material for tha building wfll be Wn referred wan sustained. A motion
uhlpixil on tho EMer from betv. The
Sioki Iwothera, Wult.-r ami Harold, wU
have i'hiiri.e of tho bunew In Alaska,
one remaining at Sk.ig vny ,md the olhor J
,i I lyi-it. They wll haven Mephone line
bet k eiti (ho tw stores. Mr. Mnrtln ,
Foard anliepate niaklng anather visit
there nbout the first of January nnd wU
prolaibly ho nbM'iit from Astoria aoui !
montili. !
Thl s the kind of buslnms that loll. !
iind with aiiothor ateamer or two run.
King from Astoria, the merchants beTe
may t-xi.vt to get tlier fair ihare of the
tr.ole. The A. P. C. A. are .n to t.
ltrFFKTKD ItY THE WINDS.
Thn llnlTli D. Long Arrive After Stormy
Passige of 27i Days From. 'FtIsi-o.
. i
.... m. ....... "-
rived In yesterday in tow of the Relief,
2r days from Sun Francisco In ballimt, i
The Lonir loft Sin FiMnclACo NMyem'icr
Zi bound for Xehnlcm to load luniltcr nnd
Ceptaln Hansen states that the pass.age
w.iiiineveirifiil tll he reached tho mouth
of th" Ni'halnm rver. where he encount
ered n torrlllc gale from the aoutheisl. j
Unable lo make port the little craft wan'
buffeted about by the gale for three or
four diys amd drifted to within thirty
mlea of Cape Fairaeather when the
tonn nbntrd. Nothing was carried away,
and he sall"1 back to Nehnlem. but the !
bar w.in too rough to cross In and a heavy!
aea was running o'utalde. After remaining '
0uiall" N'hulctn tiu.r for vlght iyt pro.
VM" r 0ri low ul ti- lindad
t'r tha ')luiul(a rtvnr, ttrrlvliif yratr,lur
aftinrooa.
iln r.nn ,h..ivy -M4thr rmlW, the
Kln.J friin ihn 'm'.lKmat MvwInK tixtut
thri y.Mw mjlm ti hour, with n hravy
a''ll runnln. Thn Kn rrporta tho
ct ir"n wtm kngf. Irtnber of
iJllT.-r.im dliiiiinm la floutlriK outnl'te tha
C'ulUlllhl Kill VHlf tha COOilt, It l
f'r-l tin; ono or liwra of Urn many
lurril'-T liiKrti.fW on th cot tuii-a nr-t
ih iI.ikt. V)u- liotjmT wll profi.1
to I'ti ilun.l. havlnx rv '-vl inxriK Ifona
l IuiiiIht fur Hun Kmiiclara uit th
Nur-.li l'ltl- mill.
ni.JlifHTWIH. l,o.uHV-i
t'illiil tfui.-a Hi '. ii'IiIiki Wl. Mnif the
JkIi ml rtii'lv for A'-lliin.
ST.i,(la KI.i.. Ur. S "'.rit,nl-tori-
ut tin- Am'K'hiM lr- )- Th- waa
..'nnMeiutf ncTtytv n Iwi'irJ lh" l'nlt4
Sta' ( iimtilp Sl'iMit 7 n",'y yatrrijy,
OHiiHt to nf'rnit(iri hvjiia wurh 4 bar
fuimiwtiipT in thn -ff.-i-t that aninc ui-
" iM"'.ir. l " ( mil imnwi. t-vii'
..ii-iitl th' oltWiTa at.iri.-d flm mxl '
i nu.l' (in .r.iUoii tor 4-i!nie under woy
' ai n nioni-iit'a notice. Imiat In the rty
th'' M'Hi'iaoinrry fait a iciurHl t4 nrmd i
i mm In rhiir of an offl-'-r on lKrd I'ne '
ri-v iiii" rutirr I'ctiroae and tfi-y will te j
r. llw.l -i ry fuur hour wKll JurthiT ,
I d"V'.iniinita.
1 Vh M.iiitK;tM.r' iiliio fltl'-d or;t m-veral I
b-itN lih jfuna, aiiiniun:o tiil finl
im- to patrol the li.tiii.ir. hll- the I'en. I
' !. ill.l iltity ootMl". All 1)if hortia of;
( thp Moniitoni'ry bnvt order lo flrr at !
fir.t io blink -u-trhlrf to brr. to any!
; fiDt.'i.t -.tMt arwl iiikmi hrr nrt-tlnic
to tH'. a tblr.l ehot. Ihla tni- I.m.I.mI .
lu ll, to 1x flred.
The tkmiit X. Hmtb. B pilot hoot, a
j virH oi!ll the lirtttata. .tnd a m-tii mer
ar? i"iMim ber.- undr oitlrial aupnrlalon.
Th- Sn-ih ! Kitd to huvo run ' roral !
aj.-t'.wfiil i-v iMor.i n th l' - ap-'
n; 1h. Mo iu.inry nm-e, nnd aa ahej
Cam.' from mm iuiJ w -lukUt,; on Uxinl
all day r.irjn of o!iie klifcl. t'"' Mjnt-jttMiM-rt-
liit'n.N to f.--d if b"- n. -n .ta
ah got uihl-r wav. Th.' nnii.nil.t anl
. Jioo .-r tini nJi. le-ftn lkni 'n nirRo
of ImKi, ipvwl to lx nmniniiitlnn, nr..
on board, nnd l l r.iport"d that tn
rt ir.'.h-wt A-.ti4 aonn'mire tt
In orI.T to blp tht- nmnxriliiion it wi.
rt ulll 'hut I .wii iJku u. iv!l--iirKintael
.expedition lo t'uti a apiwumily heii.g
pn puii-l hvev.
l'KXUl'.N'fK MILITIA. .
Chlrnito. IVe. in. The Ttme HeraM
miya:
Tr.tdea unpinlata ire r.Uh,el br the
' Xntlnnal i.invrd at once. Thl the
tinanm.i:ii d-caon i-ai'h;d by the del.
ue at rier v.ek!v ineeing It wa
mild without ron'r.idtitlnn That a union
mim rvnild not nwt eonlateitly !n the
mnili)l na ,cur ,. ,), of helng enllM
ou, (t hot,; Joa n f,,ow trades uuona:a
who Were on strike for a betterment of
fkr ComlUm. o. every tradea unonkt
.o -,w..h .,. ....,. .
ohare from military e.rvc at onre.
DHevato P. J. H.iiaett ataii1 it an
wl(h a otioo to compel tradea titilonlata
to ,,.nVp ,h xa,oiwil Oii.ird. An amend-
',,, by Uclue! waa oftt-rl to have the
' (M.km,.n nt,,., and learn to use a ptm.
, ... irmt :inj, . I,-,, KHrm meeaore
ott,f l t,y Delegate B. P. Wlllluma. "that
rqut be m.tc (0 all union men row
,h(1 ,,, t0 ,( af h( .enice."
A .ond moUn wa ofTerH by Delegate
u-iiitMn .nd nAjincd. nrcinr all union
'jrnrtt to refrain frem enl(?ting In the- njl-
'lltla.? ' '
Qn"nt Mllea mntgeatloi of giin for the
powrtotltcf w.u dunounoed tn a eh n (low of
Tho delt-Rutcs later declared their op.
plton to the ,reaton of th propoe.1
waa p.tm'iM fuvorlnijt the creation of a
cabinet department of labor,
Re-porta frn Na.thvjlU Indicating the
trlumn txf m v ii 'iu for an elght-hoiir
working duy evoked nm.-h eiiihiwlasm.
AGAINST CIVIL SKKVICK.
Raise, Idailio. Dec. SO. Snr'eyor-a.n'Tal
Joseph rerrnult la In revolt ag-aln.t the
civil serveo law and the Interior depnrt-
ment. He has been at war with the civil
sen-fee oiTtntilaatlon ever since he went
'into office. When Ihe went In he chopped
; off the heads of nearly .ill the clerks In
his office and the appHeatlon of theso for
reinstatement. I still nernllmr. Two of
the men renlimed.
iRIr. iPitrniult hns now r.yeved notice
that Frank C. Whttthornc has been trans
tforred by the Interior department rrom
the mirveyor-trenornl's office In the state
ot Wn.atlln(.,on 10 Hn offl,vhere '.nder the
civil servie rules. Porrault hn tn-ltten
tho department that he will not pennlt
WThiMhorne to take the jdace In bs olSce.
He los not propow. he says, to have
any employee rt to htm (indcr ivt
ervlce rules or any othr -dies.
NO APPOINTMENTS.
j . . '.
, . Washington, V. C, Dec. 20. No appoint.
' meiits will he niado by the president dur-
Ing the rweas of congress except In caae
of emergency. Desplt. the announce-nent
cT that fact, tho number of visitor at the
white houae today a unusually large.
CARDS AT DUNBAR'S
CUSTOMS RULES
IN THE KLONDIKE
Goods May Ke Trsssportcd Tkrou gb
Uritih Posstsloas.
HKINiy FK FOR THE RELIEF j
Lanje Xaaibcr Ordtitd- t(ii!eied .leats
aad Ttact.klca Will Be Ud ii
tke Sapplici.
ViihliiKtxi. D. C I-. 3.-A report? i
. . ... J, ... ,.n. from
, . .,i . th1'""1' hal or t-o church In America, mi !
cumotr rr..w Fund.iy with lmprerU ritea. The new
bondng of mtnera' outflua tiroih Canaa- , ,
dlan U-rrltory enroute from Juneau by,'-' J"" ',"r', trom Eurrpo
ofT-hllkoot r nd Yukon rlv-r i " hc b' 1 P-
' i p'e to recclvt ordination aa a Hahop. Ai
Themleaionr v. that the follow-' " couW not 'Jre cognition from h.
i L- h,v. niorlbed toibo,J' and co.rMe.l by a blfhop
dl rW aha', be mri to the C.na-1 r!""1- t,here . " oubt '
d,rr. ruat'om bo,. at Tlh. and may b,;l''e we.c.m.e awaitr h,m. Th, proved
.1 l.t tl .xnwtatKm -hre In ah. ml ' !'' h" ound'. TI,e ."r'" 1,4
form. "In traoMt." In d(itac.it Gcoda
may thn be dellv-rnd without pament
of duty to bo enrlred to their dwtnaton
out of Cc.na.l y any transportation
etmipany wh h him a duly executed bond
In form preaerlVrf by the minister of
euMom for ti ie and f.ilthful delivery
of nil parkag carried by auoh lompany
and f.ir general rompll tn with the tua.
totrut lawa and rwrilttlontt governing aueh
"
traffle
. . ,. . , ,nalt nlv
"I"" ?LJ1
lirned and markM with the
tom. s.aP shall P
inn of ad conveyed by oontlwl car.
rit-r so that the -same may be returned
to the custom house at Fort Culahy. with
oertldcate Miwreon. aa lo the lanilingi
of Uw good n the UnltM Statea, or
rti
tneir iiittnK pi.1 oo. a. . .
Wllllll P ......... . ..v... . -
If th good when entered In transit
. . . i . . nAk t a! i i . aj-.( tn u
lor I'sl'im .n ion . ......
forwarded by bonded earn r, ni proving i
In the I ut pcdins .tIon, duty there.
""
llCCr HI ....ve l...-
of the same t the port of Fort OaUhy.
when the cotls pass .Mttward thereat. .
en me i
or upon tne cenincane or an n,v-r
L lilcl r:aief or hi tne v ito-nii.i.. vu..w....-
tha-r .-ild gooL have beo landed in the
United Staui w(titn ix months fro.n
it.ite of entry. The luty deposite-1 on
jc gxls is to be Indorsed on entry and
certified by the customs officer n charge
nnd a duplicate of tho entry duly certified
and markiM with the customs stamp Is to
be delivered to 'ho person making the
deposit.
A report of such entry In transit shall
be forwarded by mull without delay by
the customs officials at the sending port
to collector of customs at Fort CuHnhy
for tli. vollectlon of dut4s on the goods j
entered In transit and not duly exported.
Articles usually elasaifled travWers
baggnge are to be passed free without
entry. Conwnkwlone-r McPougall, In n let
ter accompanying these rnilatons. say
that they are framed with a desire la
Afford the utmost facilities for th traf
fic n mieatlon. oomptbl wih security
to revenue. He further iyi '
"Resionabte tratsportatlon conpnne
will -won bo In opara'lon for th convey
ane of goods over the Chllkoot and other
passes down the Yukon river and ts trlb
iltarles. in which case the United Sts
goiaVs may go 'orwaril Into Abvdta wth
out nainont of duties." '
RFJINDTCRTt ORPF.RRD.
Washington, Doe. Secretary Alger
toilny . cabled to Will lain Kjcllnun, chief
government relnd?r herder, who Is now
tn Alton, Norway, to Inform the war de.
parhment lmmetliaty how soon six hun-
ifcred reindeer con be nhipped to this coun.
try. The are want-xl for use ns draft
animals In gttitlmr supplies to miners in
the Kondke ncron.
It Is expected they must be transferred
: New Tork to railroads and In that man -
at
ner curried across the continent and
again by sea from fbe Pvlflo coast up
to Dyea or some other point that may be
selected ns a, hose of operations.
Secretary Alger has determined after
advising wtth tho medical off.-crs of the
war department and persons who have,
had much experlmce n Arctic regions, to
make large use of condensed food prepar -
ntons: not onyl will meats be n the most
concettrwted form, but particular efforts
are belnR made to sec ire the condensed
preparations of vegetalbles. such us potu -
toe aiwl oniorw. The state depar'ment
has alretuly aeked the British government
to request of the Canadian government
permission to pass their stores throuph
Canadian territory free of duty.
ST H A M R ft ROBBED,
New Yo'k Poc, ."). -The Worl I say:
The Ward Pner Cltv of Wushlm;ti-.ii ( momor.t tne city je-orajeo am loumi
that ,alleJ fram. Vera Crii4 Deceinlwr 1 i nated as a sltrn of rejoicing ovr the as
has ar.-ivea .n port, larnfrf in her strong' tahllshment ..f fna ;e in th Philippine
room, S'jriO Opu la Mex.'-'un ooi.t. This wa
not an iinu. tal'y l'e l.lpr-,tnr t( treae-
ure for -he Ward lire to handle anl no
cm tn authf I'.y dreamt d of dang-r. Na.
orthelnn, lur-nn tha vor-tdi tha atrrng
room, built io wuhti-ij Ovs ai'ncka ol
Imoat vr-f h-i(f but tynnite, iir.d l
catcd to at :t at uiwl- esnatant olnwrva.
tlon, wai :rjk n into. Only IWi w.ia
laker, tiy tha rotn, but ti f eneral 1m.
preaalon i$ (bar tha ichema of tho tbiwcr
mm to a:t- tha an'lro traaaure Every
efr.-rrt baa bn made to kp tha matter
qnM, ao th.t t..a alror f0r- of d.
tootivoa put upon th cia by tha com.
panjr mlfht work to tha beat R3v.-in(j0-in.
A. O. Sml'h, the cmpany'a ertary,
oImttel 'hat the ro'jbry hud twt a;
tempted.
TfjVKiH CATHOLICS.
r-rW Trrim thn Knm-va Churirt IJI.'hop
Kozlowskl Ityv?d With Opn Arm.
Chicago,
aaya:
Vet. 3D. The Tfi"-HeraXl
Holirh Catholic aeoelera front tha Ro-1
man Catholic chureh, o have organized
Ih'r Independent "Polish Citho!c Churetij
of Amerlra," with three pariahei located
. y. .... r. i. . . i. i r I
' ' fvno ll7 n."
; .M mi mm nr-aY IT I Araan a pin nsl
great enthusiasm at ha course of action,
thj act a new sect a formuily cwtab-j oceart. For tn convenience, of the Rut
l;hrd n America wh;i occupied lh alan officer ith? Chinese government vent
.inomalou poaitlon f recogmilnr thej lnterpmtr to Klao Choo oral mad.
Romin ponUff primtte of tfie Oorklent j every effort o make them comfortable,
.r Mitjorlbmg to h: Pima a Catliollc) In view of he O-rman oerupwncy of
f.iib and baaed on foundation of the Klao Ohou (t waa Impossible, to permit
sp;.fi. the tcriptirc of the old anJ Russian Mps to return to that port, and
-car t-turnout!. :he trIltlw of the : the minister therefore believe, the Rua
fathera. the Athannaian creed and council aian admiral asked and received permla
of Ticut, except such decree a touched ' son 1o wjrrter Ms ship at Port Arthur.
-
UPl,n tht Moman n5 b-
chy-all the, yet afllrming us complete
i Hberty In local .f-government aa the
Wiora w ywymf mc
1 r.( T I ruirlwS nn'nnita-lnn
i ll . nrlest rtni.Lfp tan h '&nterlenn Ri-
.. .. ,, . . , ... .
... j ".jji wuij
ue u anori time unni it win acsoro moat
f (h( Po:u.n.ViIwrlcan CathlM1 mu. tta
fellowship.
About lT.OW communicaT.9 are claimed
j.
the t'lrw, parishes in .'hicaso, after
but fgur yenrs of exjetence. Toe move-
nent hu spread into a dox-.i othiNr clte.
. nttnop Kouowski no- stands at She bead
jof this wet in America.
I nf .1.1 rtrt. In A marto I.
Pecau.se of lie slsnlfiamc the prelate's
return to the people whom ho bad lead
) into thc Independent movement, yesterday
was calibrated aa both a patriotic and
religious holiday by. many thousaoda of
Poles lu this city. After solemn high
mass had been celebrated. Bishop Kjx
looijki made a report of ha mission to
Swltxerlend. He produced "ohe docum.ot
attesting hs ordination, which was read
in Latin by Rev. paul Poloch and was
Interpreted In Polish and English. This
parchment is regarded by tho priesthood
of the new sect aa ample proof of legitl.
mat ordination. .
There was no attempt to convey tha
Impression that Pope Leo hud given his
sanction to the new polish movement in
the wording of this document. Dr. Potoch
mid the new Polish church la now in com
munion wth all the independent Catholic
churches of Europe, comprising the "Fed
eration of Ulrecht." formed 300 years iigo.
and with aoout 4,000.000 communicants. :
The situation !a the outgrowth of. th.
dissensions which rent St- Stanislaus and
St. 'Ttedwlge Roman Catholic churches
four yean. ao. Those, who now const I.
tute the Independent Polish church then
left the .mother church und"r he loader,
ship of Father Koxlowskt. and for a while
clamored for Hie appointment of a Polish
bishop to have charge of their spiritual
aiTairs independently of Archbishop Foe
han. They failed -to get any recognition
whatever, and the new organisation fe.
suited.
, . t a
, i -i-i nrri '
WANT TO-QET nillf rF :IT.
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Spa'n Anxitus to Finish the Cuban Que,
tlon Once for All. .
Veiv York D.v. So A lotfer a-rltfen hv
one of the foremost diplomats of Spain
ad one more or le. In the entire confl.
1 denv-e of the government and constantly
n a portion to sp?ak officially, destroyed,
seme of the irguments thar have been
used time after tlmo durnj the past few
days by those In oppoaflon to the liberal
ministry says the Madrid correspondent
of the Herald. Speaking for this mlntotry
the writer points out Irrefutably that Vr.
McKlnley's m'ss.tje cannot be construed
', as attacking tha honor of the Spanl?
! army as Oencial Weylr and his friend
j would like to make the people he'lcve.
' jn thc seoon l plae, (Jeneral Weyler was
1 not recalled undr preswuro lrom'- the
United Staites. n by the express -wiPh of
Ihe quton regait his recall had bten de
cided upon during the late Premies Ca.
' rrvas' Ufetlm-.
Jr. tho thirl place, the
i nation as a, wholo apoeir-i to bo, more,
' strongly in faw r of th government than
jbas been the case !f. Spain for a long
.time. Ev-ryjne s eager to r.avr donej
j with the Cuban in'estlo!i net I Rt rhfi Tery
Irhcnd!- while on every hind you heat
wishes thai tfc next bit of good, news
may be of a ruiiii peace n Cuba.
i
CHINA AND THE
RUSSIAN FLEET
Occupancy of Port Artbor But s
Temporary Measure. ,
TO WINTER IN VLADIVOSTOCK
h Inposvitle o. Accoaal of Ice Aaiioaa t.
Save America. Utercits ll
: leaded U Caiaa. ; ...
Xow Tork, December 30.-A speclaj t
tho Herald from 'Washintrtim naya: r '
MtnMer Wu Ting Fang, dlplomaUe
, repreKntatv of China n tta country,
. . "
.xpreaeed the opinion that the reported
jocrupaney of Port Arthur by a RuaaU.
: aouadron would prove to be. birt a tempor-
J try convenience to tho cWa flee granted
by the Peklne gnvernment Ha aafd to
.grante permlawton Jort year to .Inter
M Klao Cho and ,h. Rula ah,pa re.
matned ther, durtr th. w,nter. but aai
, . i . .
i aianed tfer maneanrera m the Pacific
im 10 wjmnr nis snip at
" I. aW the Ruaman
w,mer at nadivoetoek rur
1 owteg 16 th. fee. The tn
veals cannot
during tne a-irater.
minister ald h
inomm me tiHuisi wwh eventuailT
tlu rr r .. .. c . .
I .. .t i .. -
t . .. . .
. imn ix nv vninee gwermnent to seeg
( ihe exerclee of the gwi office of th
governmeot wrth o view of securing th.
t tltdrtiatl of 0rmanr.
Minwter Wu la extremely anxious that "
' Amrioa.i Intercuts shall e extended
I"
i
China. Two or three American syndT-
cate are noc weeklntr concessions n the '
Celestial kingdom, but he la desirous that
more hall reacih out for Chinese trade.
and thus promote cotnmerchJ relation
, batwen the Peking and Wa.ihinRlon gov-
, eroreent. The United. 8tates. he say.
ha no ulterior mothres with reference
to the empire. It does not want ChineM
territory and the developments of Its In.
tereats -would naturally increase the con
cern of this government in the welfare
of fta associate, friends.
It Is understood the minister Is consid
ering the advisability of tsugsreatlng to hi
government that the president be asked
to authorize the employment by th. Oht- ,
nese of army and navy off! cere of the ,
United Stare to train the army and nary
of China. At present Eng'l officers ara
employed for the aavy and German of
ficers for the army, but the governments
which these gentlemen represent are both
erasDlnw for Chinese Herritorv. The nol-
Icy ahlch Cenrnmy Is pursuing In the
Pacific fca a matter of much speculation
in Washington. It la generay believed '
the emperor ha. been simply moved by ,
his desire to urz the retchstaf to twss
the bill for the German ' navy. It wu
said t the navy department that Ger- '
many hi expending 19.000.000 during 189TJ1
for vessels under corrtsructloo. One bt
tie-ship and two gunboata have been au-.
thorixed, but work Jias no yet been com
menced upon theat. ''
Tha vevselsi under eonatrucftoTv lnclue
two first-class battleships, on armored
cruiser, five protected cruisers, one tor.
pedo boat destroyer and eight torped
boats. The report ' that Germany pro
poses to seize H.uwaiTI and Samoa Is re
gairdttl as ridiculous iby administration
officials. Germany lhas UttJe interest aa
compsreil with other nations) In the Ha
wwllan Islamls. It Is admitted that her
Interest In Samoa is large. The last ad
ministration was willing to denounce th
treaty of 1889, between ttie United State-,
'.Grealt Brftal.i and Germany Mr. Olney
j Informed te Gernwn ambassador here
that "the treaty is unfavorable to the
Untted States and Is one whKh ould
be modified or abroguted al together.
Royal aukss th. food par.
wholaaoaa aad daHcloas.
Mil fceaaa .
Absolutely Pur
- mm aia ana ca, a. i n .