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of Astoria
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is a pun! way if slu''.s of ii cuiiiiiKin souso turn nf mind
A siniiil woinun t an piu-rnHy ti ll if u sIhk1 tils lurfnot
TliN I't iiil" tnii tin-slice man wlm triis to !clnlo tlio
wciiiiin tniikt'S tlit lilnmlcr nf liis lil'c ami tlrivcs his
Ir.iilc to a stuiv win iv riliaLlo shs aro soil nnl
1'ii l't t t liiltinj,' is pi rfurnifil.
JOHN HAHN, Astoria, Ore
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C. J. TRENCH ARD,
Commission, Brokerage,
Insurance and Shipping.
Au-
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and th proof of llqaora
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Phnnt No. 68 Aitorl. Off
Hardware,
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GrocerleB,
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PAINTB and OILB.
Spatial AtUal)oak f'altf to feutplylni Ship,
tQKSct up
r I
THE EXCELLENCE OF SVElTOFnCS
It dun not only to the orlif luality and
simplicity of tlin couiMriiitlon, buUlao
to the earn ami U i I with which It U
munufucturi'il y kdi-ntiflu prorcaai-a
known to Urn C'ami'oiimia 1'ii Knu'i
Co. only, and wit wUi t Impii's upoji
all tho linjMirimii i) i.f jmn luihlnif the
truu und orl(lniil nmi'ily. An the
Ifi'iiulno Syrup of J In iniiiinfurttitcd
by tho Cai.ikohma I'm Kritui- (,
only, a luiwleilgai of that fact will'
assist out! in avoiding tlm worthlcM
Imitation itiiiniifiiotiir.il by other par
tic. Tim hlirh Miindiiiff of the Cam
roiim Fi Sir in i- it. wllli tlit inwll
cnl irfi',sl.,n. mil tin. aatUfaPllon
which tli" mouiin: .Syrup uf I'm hut
Riviil to lnillloiii of families, mukea
tin? iiuim' i.f thy f '(inKiny a t'lmriitity
of th ii r v!i-ih . .,f ji n iiii ily. It la
far In HdvdiiK- lit i other luxullvi-a,
a It on tin. ,iiyh, iiv(.r und
howi'lt withivil IrritHlinif or tveukco
inif thi'in, an. I It ,h nt frlpu nr
linns, tit... Iiiirdi-rlvt its l lirfli:lal
( fT-'.'K pl.-io. n-im it,! i r tin; i a;i; ,t
tin ('oiii.ui,y
CALircrtMA tig syrup co.
X I'UtM l II. I ml
toi urii.i.:., i.,. m w i nii. n. x.
WITH SIMPLICITY
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1 1. tti iii. (I tli' V h"f l lisvi- i In- "p-
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lii i ilirm wlirn thpy nn-rr tiiul Iii ni 'l "I
rl'i 'ilir-lk'f-lli Itl."
Tli u lii.liiliri.in "III l ;rpori-! Iin
in, .ii ii, ly ult r Km i . ixU' ii of lnoililil''
.iii.I ll. In 4iHnlTiK of ihn vv:totiil;u to
In- ir nt r. . m fioni Cyiw l.kn ttiim"
uMil r Ill rM,ll iiIkI Vi ''. of t'l" l'"r"
.11. 1 .,in.' of tin II .ik uikI tin- authority
. f tin- l'ni:.. H .it' hh..u. I III turn
..HI i.i l.c th.. i ..'. th.' .r.i'i ui In ui.
mil ! Kr"';l' umi'lll."! If ilio f ne !''
.;.- ..f i iin.i . I. ft in tin Ir on In. Unutloii
I.) hjuiii, ii,.il.l!il ii Jii.i..d l' rinl:,..l..":i
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.i,.r,..i ..ii. I .1.11 ,iu'h.'n'; urc nfl .r.l..
...j. .n tit. 1 1 - t. ;.ifc ti'-ly. a iiiiiitmin
4in!.. y lu h.r ...iii.- until. ally lli.it l.
n..iint.iiii ..f.l.-r ii I'ltr.'ti thr form, r
S.inlli .IM. t rum .Did tli" f..r H'li- f'
i..'ii iil U'.i.l t. r.iii'i.l f..r tho .rt' iHC
..' tl..... l.f tl.r l lllt..! H .itrB and till
!...,,. iii.k of t!ic I'lilu l SlAli- I'. iK
S 'tin' .t. iin i..uk f..r ilMill.ir .1. ;ti . n -l
itintin In f.l..r of thf I llltcl S.ati
,iir. Ii"t iv to th.t' id ill. In l'ortj Kl.u
ami ii.. I a f.'W r.'.ioiH..!i fur I'li.'.cl
S!.il.' rt.mii t. mi ly Dm t'nliiin itt iitun.l.
SI... (111, frr.li.K I'li'Villl UlllollK tlu
( 'ui.iiiiM. ;m u,il a uiii'MiK tho Suihlnh,
III., in. Uti u 1 1. Hi mi. I rlKlrr friM-.ljm of
Hi.- lil.iinl Kill l p not fur otr The n.lii.ui
litr.itiun would l.o Kratin. J If tliu CuUin
w.iiil.t h.. to ilrnr u i-.i.iu I'.y fur tiikum
tlii'lr own iifT.ilr, In liutid xuliout trylnK
to i vrii tip ol.l ,. orvn with th.' rifle anil
111.11 ll.ll'.
KKfl-XT oT i'KACK UN STAIN.
Military KiiubllaliiiH'tu of iho I'uun'.ry
Will lli liirrv.iaril.
New York. AukW". U.-Thi- TrlLune pub-
linn.' tln folloMltiK iilMt.'h from It
ni'.'iiul rorr nioinlt'ti( nt Madrid:
Tl. liuinitm jut'.iiiun on fvcry oni
tiiiiuui' now ih.it tli.- war Is ovor. I.i:
U lu. 1. 1, i hi' uiikiu.1 of the army Ka.li t,
atuoiiK "in ( i.-ii. -r.i I 1'olavl.ija stands
forth ii Dip ol.' out und out i h.iirii..n
of !.i dynnaly.
tioiH'lal Wylrr r inalnii (l( judilnn of
the dyiuiBtli' o'mUioii, striving tO Krnp
uniliT. til l.ami.T nil dlmvuillriUt'd HlilrKn.
wirtln-r Ciirlist. rivuMli aim or .jilallm.
IMI iiiri'fjl Jiiii'(iiUoh bhjwirtli.it tho.
panlHiiu of thl Si'iinl-h HoiiliiiiKir, at
llmtiirli nohy, arc few and i. aiiJ.iIs i.uisej
nidi nt :ii-iii mull) ( liiir ii rliK-t'Iy foriiino
while Kulilli't utuiir hi coiniriuii.l wore
inil'.il.l. hav foiiani.trly for Hpmii. uri'iu
ly iIIiiiIii.mIi lirnoml Wrylrr' pr'iii;i'.
Tin- niaisli.il and giMH'riil, nmrly all
of whom oi' thrlr iidvanri'iiicnt to bit
vlro In th I'hlllpplnc or I'uhii, ciirefiilly
aliMtnln from rummlltliiK thenisi.lvos to
any ioliili jl puny. Thl I tho cii i-viti
lih Niii'h pioiioumi'd Alfonoito a Ami
c.iri.ixa and rhltulilllu. thu presi'tit i-ap-laln-i-iii
-ral of .iiadtld, who, llkl' tho rest,
an' ulinply uwultliiK ovi'lil.
.Mi'tianliili'. Ii m I'vldcnt that tin" tirst
trMilt of Iho pi iti-o will In. n,i to d:inlnUh.
lull iM. i . i.ti' tn, p, i-maiii'tit tnlllMry is
(.thlhllliit'lll of tho l oimtty, lnviilisi' St n , r
S.ilM.-.la rt'i'omilKi s Iho noivsiMly of orfi'i -ln;
i-opi. to tu iirniy .y prmldini! post
for si'vi'i-.il ihonsiin.l oillt'orn ilui must
o I'll titlirii honi.'. Till InvolVf tho
I ll' llloll of tl.' XV IVfclllll'tll!. Ulltl I'UMtly StlltT
iippoininn'titM. w UK Ii tlu ministry of war
has alroa.ly takon In hand.
Tho drill ot puhlio opliiloit h. to Is aptly
liliiHtr.ili'd hy tho I'ul'.utt lug tvnitu k ina.10
hy S. iior HiiKasu lo 0110 of 111 fili'mls:
"V.o hive at loast tho consolation, ainlil
our iiil 'iV rtiim s of knowing that wo h.ivo
In t'lilia and tho rhlllppliioN, liriiii.uih,-u
lo tlio l iiltid Statos almost Instifnioiint
.ililo I'list.u'lis, whlth for many your to
I'omo, It will lu- lu our power to rond'r
still nioto formldalilo, lioti!d it bo our
Poll. y to iNi o."
SIONATOK K1XJANS VIEWS.
Tlio Old oloran Favor 11 Strong and
Kxpatislvc National Policy.
CliloMKo, AUKt 12. "I wm In favor ir ;
tlio annoxatlon of Onlni. tho tultlnu of
I'orto Kloo and the kooplns of tho l'hlllp- j
pi 110 Islands," I
John 11. lUwan, formerly I'nltod Htatia
onator, ohalnnan of tlio tato railway !
oommlsslon of Toxas, and onn of tlio
liador of tlio democratic (Hirty In Toxas,
o oko whllo illoiilnu territorial ex
punslon. Mr. Hokkii la In ChlcoKo, wlioro,
ulih hi wife, I onjoyliiK u niomh's rest.
"Of tho entire 1.4m) island of tlio rnlllp
plno urotip, would you favor keeping all'.'"
wan nskod,
"Ye, Our nnvy and army nro tlwre:
from n war point of view they now he
lotiK to 111 and I would keep thorn. Arter
the war It over I would not soil them.
They belontr to tills nation ami wo ne.'d
thi'in, I would tahllsh ovr th I'lilllp
pliii' an Amorlrsn prntrvtorsla. V
know that tli'm, as lo (.'ul. the ntlv Is
not rapaldo of i'lf-Oirntni'nt s w un
ilcratan'! (ha tirrm. Kuropa dia not un
ih rsUnd our dual ftjfm of jayfnimfni;
locai not c'lini'fhnd! whi wa mwi iy
ha promttlon of I) f4 anl proporty, dvii
rlKlits, frai'dom of InotiKht. apmh and
action for our clUxma. How, hn,
nhoiild Iho unlive, of (ho riilllpplii'-t of
th Cuhan urid"rtiirid It
"Hut lh riiBl)llliiBiit of an Aninrltfiii
proi "ci or ti over Ilia I'lilllpplni-a wiuhl
111ik lhi niillvra Irnrnclliit'ly auh"ct I"
Din Uwa of our Institutions. I would
Ichvb for Ihcrn a loinl aovnrnrni'tit of lln'.r
own, wlili h lin y wIkI'I roiiilum ' lotia n
II was roiiKlnunt with Dm law of th"
republic, hut iho liroiid, K'roral Kovcrn
mi nt of Ilia Ulan. I dho.iM l.c Jim as It
must h In ruhn, In lli Imml of th
Aini rlciiia .who halt (onipicr. d and
wli.,i. :ik 0111 raised 11 lime imy s ill
oiifht ti" 1 lo le taken down.
"To imilfitaln ilifl proln (oral wi- will
ho coiniii'lled In kicp sironir i;irr,iitis and
.1 sirohK lli-iil ii lha islands for yi 'i.s, tut
lu rci-.Hi'iiK Hum w will hive (xnmicl
till. l.'illlol.il'I'S of "tl Ml' tit I'l 11 ." I KOV'Tll-mi-lit
J'lrl thai rili h a til In' reaped t'le
aria 111 whKh tlin freedom of mm I rn-
;eoKhliid hy Jiiet o rnany n'pjiro miles.
I V II lilt V lield Ib'.ii.Ok wIik-Ii to li
j,.. a iHei-sKlly In tli" fottiii' proKn ol
;i)le n aololc .' will h ill', rslsed one,
! more I. mil. r ..walnut any fuiure , rc r' aeli
iniMits of real I in m rl'i;i,.(ii'iii..riiiri IiIhI
' ytvi rnii.i nt.
j "I 1 mil' ft II l true we as'iimr lie
j r.'Mi:i.ll!lr la lakinif the I'lilllpp.n s.
j 1. 111 our :i V. ih Vas p'ie,,,ri d On for tlcne
I. died i).il.. Wc i im.ot alTord lo h
ilmld or fhrlr kli.K In thin hour."'
"Tli"' p'.lp y that )vJ a. Hoi me ." ilr.
j IlPKui, "l not ImpcrlalUm "
"Wi ll, If it l. ih. 11 Thomas ! ft-r in.
' !.e foiin.li r of 1 In- ii nn.er.ti e par ' . ii"i:
ii ve hit 11 one of the r it. of n . J. r 1 1 1 -
I In aid Hi- puny 111 u 1: he uu'loim:. ol'
to fiand for hii not only he ad -.I'-'l.
hut what iin- r.y worked for th.'nUiiii
.;-.-r..eii' y after pfwld-rii y. prc-diiiK
II. c war Mr J.-fferixin 10 xo'l .t.d what
i k.'.ov. 11 as tin l.uisi.n.a pun li.me. Our
Mre.i lli-n (lv'.1 was shout s) . fcip.uro
iidli'S and Ii" added 10 It in .re than ':.
.) .p..ir.' rnlles and th.- people Ji!tlliv'
; h.in in li' coursp.
"Afier hi tlnip and almost down to Hie
otithr. ak i.f the war. tl.p pur. hasp and an
i.ualloii of O'jha were u r d rej.e itt-dly
. upon l.oth pirrlilnit and -0hfc-r' si.
j "- ri-.ris.it ioiilll.iliuiia4 K"Vern-
1 11, ei.t In il." liiKhept f .rm now known to
,1111111; If Is our pilvioK' un.i rU'tit to not
only 1 xt.'iid that got. rum' nt so far u
tir .ii 1 Imt wo ri.tis: tl. !.! It with a
strpnyth. u i!lrjlny of p.w.r r.one of (''
'nation of I tip world's MMory hi tve
; put (ol '.h before,
"We h.ip. It Is true, larif. tin ,. c;ip;.-l
a reus of I. ml In tl.l mun-ry which are
Jet to he tiled. We are n .t land poor
, and If mote land was Involved thiy U. tnr
ipustloii ..f territorial 1 xi.aiiion. tiny
ili'.t,h! un Jine a .JifT r.-nt uipi-ft. Hot a
;ineiiy Ktvpy pxlm for a uroaden.
II 4 of Hi. .i.-;i of our nail. .nil actviy.
in" 1 . 1 in ir.er t e n e is w 1 I. ii'.i.g. '1 he is
land of the sea of!, ts u 111" opportunity,
nor t;.ii will lv In, r. .I-..-.1 ninne ilaf .y to
,11. h pir,i. rtioiis that e. n 1 lie turn!. In. .1 j
l.mi. is i f I". iropo will f. it- it. 1 ri"P" t
1: it: , w ill. I'oo.irt ,iik lloi lo 1. of the
navy 1,1 I..- a 11.1H11..I i 1 . i .pii.eir. ..f ..tir ;
lli.l.-.l.e lli'.el.pts, J KT'-at 1 1 1 . r . M" of our j
no r.h.. ill II. t. I'ur Innrnal .!.-.l...-ir.
-i.t will lotitliiu.' while our nation. ii
ii. foil i-:i mi I l.i.'.i.l.ti into a t. ly I r K urii j
:::i it r .11. it., i o wT.h i v, -ry n.r....i of the ,
..rlil I
"We .ae (ollle tl the measure of I'Uf
:r.i.; Ii, we are unltlm; We ale on the:
IhnshoM of su. h a national rarc-r id j
pr. r. a hlsto-y ni. r has wiiiussi-d. j
C A.MI'AI'iN .MiAINST HAVANA. j
A. 'live Btrps to I'arry Dut Orltiti.il l'lint.!
Comtlleined.
N w Yolk. Auu. U A sjuvlal to the
Tritium from Washing"!! says:
Thp actual campalsu ait unit Hiv.tni
ha U-eti fairly starti-d In anordan
wl;h a carefully matured p,n for can-
c. rted oK'nitlona for the sI.kii of trut
ci.y. The illsllnoii.m uf laklnit the In
Illative lias been Blvi n to th1 murine
corps Initt.illuti. whhh. two mouths i.
niadv the Ilrst American landing In force
on Cuban io and after adtntnlstorlns se
vere punishment to the patitnh guerilla
force at liuuntatiamo In tUlits whlcn
wero marked l.y notable c-aliuntry and
heroism, has been holdluj un Important
position whith enabled the ships of the
navy to freely utll.xe that harbor a a re
pair and coallnir rohJeEVous.
The corps Is now on the way to occupy j
the lain of I'lne. w hi. h the army and
navy slratcclsis iook upon us tho key l
tli capitulation uf Havana. It Is on itii
Island lli.it must of the provitdons are
produced which have fed the capital ot
I'ubu gillie tho blockade wjj lILiiisuraled.
Large drove of cattle have been sus'.uln
Hut tho Spanish garrison under licneral
;.nno. which dif. n.U the illy, and al
most altogether, through Us varloua u:i
slsl. tice supplies has It been possible to
avert wholesale starvation amom; the
ipulatlon of that municipality. Tho ex
pedition that left lluantaiiamo Wedniti-
d. iy wa under the direct command of
('a.!.iln iloodrlch. recently In coiuniand ot
the St. Louis, but now commanding the
cruiser Newark, formerly the flagship ot
I'otr.tnodore Watson's squadron, but now
iletaWiid for special duly as llagsliip ot
the Isle of I'lnes. The marine battalion
under I'olon.'l llumiiiftion. promuteil for
tin t itot lou Hoi xbes in I'uba, Is embarked
on the nrniored auxiliary cruiser lieso
luie. whlih was especially tllt.il at the be
ginning of the war for this battalion aim
id iced uiiili-r tho command of I'otiimnlore
Katoti. Accotnpanyiiiff the larger vessel
n:v two auxlll.irlt s, the Suw.inco, under
co'iimaml of l-iciHi ti.int I'oinman.b r I"el
eliauty, who has (or lis executive olllcer
i.i. in. n.int lil.ie. Just promoted for horo-l-iii
In walling two hazardous reconnols-
e. iiiccs toiir Santiago, mid the tfforpion.
utidor l.iciitcirtiu I'oimii.uiilcr Marx.
,tm r. :it hills' the south coast of the Isle
of I'iiii s the siitt.iili-oii. by shelling, If nec
essary, i.lll cover Iho landing of tlio mu
rine, ami an i ilia gel ic oiinipalgn to rbi
the Island of Spanish troops will begin
Immediately, it Is known that .1 tdrong
.'one of Spanish Is miiliuaincd thelo by
I'., lu'i'.il HI. hum to protect his Indispens
able source of supplies, and stuWicni re
sistance may bo encountered.
The cntniialgn Is oolisldered of vital Im
portance by Iho naval und military auth
orities and tho marines will have an op
portunity to prove their lighting ability It
they succeed In carrying; out tho wish ot
the authorities to secure complete con
trol of the Island within a week.
The Isle of I'lnes has just about the
same u rvii us the state of lthodr Island.
Its population Is about 2,000, but on ac
count of It remarkable salubrity this l
greatly Increased In the winter by groat
numbers of health seeker from Havana.
It 1 well watered and has several rivers
navigable Inland about five miles by
craft drawing ten feet. Fts soil Is so n
inarkably fertile that over half the Island
Is adapted for graving purposes.
WESTERN I'NION Sl'KD.
Ran Francisco, August 12. J. Waldere
Kirk has sued tho Western Vnlon Tele
graph Company for $.,000 damages for re
fusing to transmit a dispatch until he had
afllxed to It a one cent revenue stump,
He claims that the company, and not
the sender, should pay for the necessary
stamp.
iiilfi WANDA
Iirlnaa to Mirht a rtcllr of tha fii-a Dirbt
at Hantlago. ,.
New York. Aug, 12. Tha aieam yacht
Wanda, Captain Miller, which ha bean In
tha a'-rvbs of tha Associated ,1'rvaa for
naarly four iraoriths aa a dispatch bomt.
aoivirianyhi . tha Amorlcan Tert anil
arhiy In WOat Iridlan water, nrrtvad hare,
from I'orto ' ftlco' laat nUrht, ' havlnij
lOuchod i Nassau en route. (
fih board were Colonel Charlo Olohl,
usslslant gennnil inanHger; Mr. K. It.
Johnaton and N. C. Wright, taff corro
wpondnnu. TTi Wanda haa at'-tirnod mora
than lO.OOfJ knta In tnrrylnat new to the
(able stations In Jamaica, ilaytl, and Ht.
Th'.maa, slrne Ievlnif New York, on Mny
3. Tim yacht wltrased the boir.bardmpnt.
of th'd defehsffa oulsldo of Huiltlngo, waa
present at tha landing of th troop nt
Lolipilrl and Hlliortey, I'uba, witnessed the
dest ruction of Orvera'a fleet, having on
that iiriaslon taken on board oil survivors
of Km Hpnrilsh torpedo boat destroyer l'lu
t.n, nfwl was present at the landing of the
Aiii'-rl'-an troop nt 1'once, Iiirto HI'o.
,,ii that cable comriiunlr-.itlon has be ri
restored In ennteTn r:t; ond aoUtlHrrn
rorlo III' o. the ne'esslty for (llfpaf h
boat has i eased for a time at-l' tal.
The Wanda has on linrd a r' llc of the
great ea light off Htntlagi. a ala-pouno
pil'k firing gun, t.ikoi) from Hip deck "I
the .atilh irul"er Oipicn.lo t.y fne A
siMlat'd I'res.'i u:pa'ci t oot I'yn'di i. To
Wanda brings mall from Nassau, owing
to the Irr- gularl'y with which steamers
now torn h al that Urltlah port.
INf'UKAHI.Ni; TIlALiE. .
A.-.o'h.r Hte.-imi-r Nei-arjr Itetwcen San
Kr.in iso and the tfounl.
r,:n l-'rani Isi-o. Auitust Yl There Is t"
'.. a i.i-w. ekly su-.lmer' s.-rv. li- tif n
Kan Kran'ls'o and I'ugo'. Hound porta In
ihe near future. The atumier I'orona will
be ready for aervt'e In a few auya and
as soon as she la put Into commission, thp
new s rO"1ole will commence,.
The Corona will k on the southern run,
taking the place of the Santa Hou. Tho
Salter vesael . wlll.lia put on the Puget
K.iiiid route arid wlil run In conjunction
with the L'maUlla, Walln Walu and
luetn.
CAI'lTAL TO l!E INCHEAaKU.
'Han Kriiu-lseo. August II --Tho director
of the Huwullan Commercial Company
have dei pled to propose to the stockhol
ders mi Increase of the caplul atoet from
jpi.iMi ' to 1,',.oj.ii. li I rU-ciared to te
the plan of the (llreotora to Increase the
'.unlit of the plantations and nilba t'i ln
iroilute improved meth-da of manufac
:ur.r on the Island.
HAD ACCIDENT AT YOKOHAMA.
In a Collision Two 1-adlt of American
M.sslon Jioard Lose Their Lives.
Victoria, 11. C, August li The steamer
Victoria, Just arrived from the oncnt,
i.rlr.ts new a of a frightful accident In
i'l.k .h.iiii.i harbor, winieiiy two I idy tail-1
lonnrlis of the AmtilcAn niiss'-'ii ooird.
M.i-s al.'.itnon and Miss Allen. Ic. t.V'T.
i!iu. j
Iha two ladle had ruT.. i-rof frlents;
who wete J-,u.-iie: i.ii .0 tldi. Side of tin
IV. 111. by the K tuples ' Kllu thv" .
u,i out in a launch, lu t t ih in on. i e
h....ubyi Wlna; aald, the iwo ladles wr
' .i.-.g ashore In the launch when a Jung,
whiih was sallini; Into the harbor, run
nlii; swlu.y before tho wind, tol.lded with
the launch. The Junk's bowsprit was
J:m ii i.gainst Miss Simmons with terrific
forte. It struck liir in the ajuornen anu
.r: paksl her. killing her Instantly. I
ll.r companion. Miss Allen, was struck
about the shoulders and head by the un-j
w I. Idy bjw of the Chinese vessel and ane
was terribly cut and lacerated. &uc Uvea
a short time In the Yokohama hospital
and died on July 5'. a few hours before the
Victolla Balled.
STAUTS FUR MONTAL K 1'olNT.
c.icago, AugutK 1-. The two battalions
of volunteer engineers In camp at Fort
.-herldan, will mart for Montauk Point at
t) o'clock tonight over the Lake Shore
road.
There wlil be two sleeper for the
thirty-three oftlcera, twenty-nine coachea
for the 'SI enlisted men and alx baggage
cars for the rations.
LITTLE AND M OURE.
They Agree Upon the Fish Question and
Close Season.
Fl.-h Commissioner U. C. Little of Wasn
inglun met Fish Commissioner Mcuiuire ot
ui'.goii here last evening and had a talk
over the situation. After ihe two gentle
men had u few words over misrepresenta
tions mude ugalnst both, they discussed In
earnest the ne.e5llle of the great In
dustry of the two stales, and agreed that
Joint action was necessary to preserve the
royal chlnook ot the Columbia.
Mr. Little, who is an enthusiast upon
the subject of tlsh culture, stated to an
Astorlan reporter late last evening
that he was very glad to have mot Mr.
McCiUlre, us several disagreements and
misunderstandings had been cleared up.
"1 have changed my opinions on several
points, und ant 'pop' enough to acknowl
edge my mistakes like a man. and hope
n-t to cominttt them again. 1 ai- about!
convinced now that Mr. MeGulre and my
silf have Joint Jurisdiction over the wat
ers of the Columbia, and that his magnifi
cent work being done now Is within hi
pioper jurisdiction. 1 did not receive cer
tain letters written by -Mr. Medulre In re
gard to the clu?o season, and was laboring
under u misapprehension, until 1 recolveo
tho last one. When we nu t today 1 mace
some rash statements to Mr. Meiiulre. for
which 1 afterwur'.n apologized. There i
never will bo any
more differences be -
tweeu us that wo cannot adjust in a
friendly manner. We are short of funis'
for Mocking our hatcheries and 1 had'
t o nl our nun that 1 would not Interleiej
If they wanted to llsh for tho hatchery. 1
but made no agreement lo extend tho sea- j
son, its 1 have no authority to do so, anil
believe in the law, as does Mr. Mcclniro.
'e want to Increase the capacity of our i
luiiihiilcs 5.t-Hl,eoii fry and the money we'
used for that Is tho moiiey we should havoi
us. d In buying llsh, so 1 was much Inter-1
estid In any a. heme to gei egt.s, but haul
no desire to violate the law. I stated the
mat t.r to tho fishermen and they agiceii
to donate thiir services. A largo tiumoer
in traps would have been required to tlsh
to meet the purposes In view. That was
my only excuse for In any way allowing
an extension of the season by not so
strictly enforcing 4he law.
"We have live splendid hatcheries ana
hard work to push them is all that is nec
essary. We get some revenues from
licenses, but after the ono case In linker's
Hay Inst year when nn Otegan man was
arrested and convicted for not having u
license, based on citizenship, I uld not
push-uny more cases, because your people
dKl not like It. We want concurrent lawn
on this whole question and 1 believe we
will got them.
"Mr. MeGulre and myself are agreed on
the proposition to push this Important
and interesting Industry, Propogatlon
must he supported. We will have JM.OWi
surplus from funds raised thts year, ami
with the hatchery to be 'built In Washing
ton by the general government we w'li
have live first-class hatcheries and hopej
to soon turn out .'3,uw,000 fry. An annuat
n
W. F. SCHEIBE,
lll line af Pipes, Tob.cc ,
su tn.'.-rs' Anklet
7-4 Commercial mt.
s
income of liVn) would operate ten hatch-
erles. after they were once started.
"I fha'.l see that the present close season
1 observed to the best of our ability, andi
1 am glad that Mr. MeGulre la 'doing such'
good work. We are a little handicapped ,
for lack of funds. Mr. MeGulre, I consider
one of the ablest men In the fisheries ser-;
vice and Oregon will make a great ml-l
take If he U not retained. His reports are
better and more scientific than many Is
sued by the government he Is up-to-date.
"There is a big run of salmon on the
SuunJ this fall and tho canneries will do
well. The licenses from 8ound canneries
last year were S'.Ooo. and Baker's Bay
W.'JW. I fought the traps In the legislature
last year to govern their use not alto
gether to take them out, and your people
treated me so nicely that 1 want to help
you on this side of the Columbia all I
can. -,
"What do you think should be done
about false labeling?" Mr. Little was.
asked."
"I saw lust year parked at South Bend
by a well known Portland man what pur
ported to be Columbia Spring Chinook
Bar Salmon." one corner of the label read.
"Packed In South Bend." I believe that
more detriment Is done to the trade by
false labeling than any other one thing.
There are t?ood and poor fish. If the
brands were kept strictly honest the
prices would advance. Not a case of
salmon should go out without the certm
cate of the fish commissioner that it Is
what It purports to be.
'The eockeye of t-e Sound Is not aa
good a fish as the Columbia river, but
has one advantage of always being even
quality and uniform color."
.V. . ""V
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MARINE NOTES.
The Harrison crossed out for Tillamook
yesterday.
Th revenue cutter l'orry came up from
lVrt Stevens yesterday.
The British ship Euphrosyne, 171'S tons.
! Captain Thompson, J days from Port Los
Angeles In ballast, arrived in yesterday.
The M.mz.uiita crossed out y- stord ly for
Shoahvater bay.
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