The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, January 13, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHK DAILY AHTOJUAN. FIUOAV MOltNINU. JANUAKY J, 18M. mm ' THE EXCaiB'CH OF SYRUP OF TIGS U Cm not wily to tim nrltfliuillly ami alinpllulty uf tin. iMMiiliiiiiitlim, bid nlao totlio ctirn iiml aidl! wlili which It In ummifiicliii'r.l liy mi'i ntlilii iironKhm known to tint ('AuruiiNU Fin Htwv Co. only. hiuI wo lnh to liiiii-Mt iipmi II tlin iiiiiii liiiii (i of iiiri liiihliij( tli( trua ami i.rljflnul r.-iniMly, An tlm genuine Nyniof I'ljfii U iiiuiiufuotiirml by tlm C'ai.ikoiinu Vht Hvhvp Co. only, knovl.nl;.i of that fact will Mint omt In Nvolillnir tlio worthier Imitation inniiiifm liirrd hyolhnr par ting. Tim high ktiimlintr of tlis Cam fomiA Fin Nrnn- Co, with Ida tnmll cal profnmiliin, nml tlm satisfaction which tlm ifrinilnii Kyrup of FIk tin ffWon to million of Imiilllc, make, tlio iiuiiim of tlm Company a ifimrunly of tho excollcnco of It remedy. It U far In adviuii-o of nil otlmr luxntlvt., m It aU on tho kidneys, Ilvrr and bowcila without IrrltaUnif or weakening- them, ami It does not gri nor nauseate-. In order tomtit btnefJulal vtfrrU, plcane. rnnmnUr tho iiatna of tha CotnNtny CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Ml'MTItLK. ... MKW (SMIL, M. V. John liluir 1. 1 r.n. of IMlfnni, Pa., whose death Is sniumniwd. wa secretary of state under Oovernor llartranfl, Il wiiii iifio of the editor of lli second tmrlc of Pennsylvania arehlvea, the ul JliAtlun of wtilrli wna r. oiiiimmdnl In on, ii f l.n.ni"r llurtranft'i annual mt. a. FACE AND HEAD COVCRCDWITH SCALES Shad Tabltipoonfui at Night Hair FullcfWhiUSost. Offer. J 100 for Curt. TrleaCUTICURA.&liCurad. lM aummar I had vnan., a man and hi wlta. Tttm oia' harel. awl faea dad dry , ernlf atfiva oa Uta, aa4 hla t1 m eor.r.,1, pi. hair Mug full uf blia al. Ilia !( mi.I. l"umiftiinMh wouM Att4 UhlMiMMmful In lb. U4 M ! ukxl biin, " Why dun'l uu rut tuuiaaif lla mm, I uuu l aulxltm iMlara In be ruml I baa Mi l oul a lul uf Inoftft 17, but diui l url " I lukl blm, 4 rxi.bli fur UaaUiaa lhal,Nand blm UUl ! fot I I TU til ratuailkca I llt txj4 p bl fur mmt lima alur, ixl Hon ba falrlf abuuud ! "laiacurad. 1'itii 14 bwdiina It. blaa.tlAUAII K. MINkll, Uncota, Vt I'mnr at lli1 iit a irlflMtha bloo4 anil rlt ralaimtf fluila uf III1 ana liaaa anl laa ramutia Hiimm. wait aarnibaiita wilW I tTii'v a Ho. a an4 alU ain41tf lia TrTlf'aA (ulitlMivnO riuM iha akia a"4 ariaf araaia a4 arala, allar liafeing aa4 lalUiaiMiinn, aoulba a4 baaL M r amim10m ri4 rma II iaaOOar, fba rraaa. Ilil n " IU la a tmt Ummm' lnt SAVE YOUR HAIR aaaa 1 taa 36 inches wide Fruit of of the Loon Muslin for our Great sale at 7 cts. per yrd Our Counters Ladies' Coats. Rvery cone or Jnckot In the house inut be cloned out. SS.&O values for &. 8.96 valucej for 4.60 viililcs for,, for.. 1.95 B.W values 8.00 , 8.50 , 8.93 , 5.00 , 6.00 , 6.95 , 1.76 7.50 value for. 9.50 vnlucs for.. 10.00 values for.. 12.00 values for. 15.00 value for. 18.00 values for.. 1 -;-f -j-.t.j f 'ah ' 1 We want Every customer To know That we are selling goods . ' i ii 'Tl 1 V T. 1 i O 1 at Less than wholesale cost SIR JULIAN FOR ANOTHER YEAR English Diplomat Will Dc Con tinued as Representative to This Country. CONNECTION WITH CANAL ramlllor With CUyton BulwerTreaty and Questions to Be Settled - Eng land's Attitude In the Matter. NKW YOrtlf, Jan. Jl.-A dlapalch o Um lli-ralil ffnm Waliliilm aaya! rnr Julian I'Miniin fot, tlia HrliUh arnbiia- amlur, will rrnmln anrrrillti.il t tliu l'nlla.1 Mtato fur annther yaar, tHKliintiia In April. IliM umiatml aillon on lh part of ilia llrllluli Kovcmnii'iii arlw-i from Ilia dr Inlnrrat In Ilia prifotlutlona for Ilia nliroyallon of Ilia llnylwii-(iilwer trt-niy. ami nnnir tr'aty miumfit-l'i llu. neutrality of Iha proiMiard Nli aragua oiinal, Willi wnnn nir junnn la mo iiu miliar. Mir Jullan'a ralpntlon will o raii-J wlih unai antlafai'tlon In ailinliilatrMllon I'lrvli. Imrliif til iiTVlin of 10 Jfiura ha ha aanliluoiialy rultlvalril frl"nitly ralntloiia with tho fnllm! Hlutca. lla waa Ilia allrwaaor of Ari Niickvllln Waal, who futiirnril to (Jraal Ilrltaln In iliatf ri4i r. ant hy hli laol nwn tirlOa-ril our ihla liii'lilntit. Ilia frlumlllnraa for Ilia VnliliiKluii a-oariimriil In-fore anil iliirlna iha war waa frnjuently inunl. fc alert, anil the atitli'irlllea ara naturally' .lrarJ al Iha dt'elaloii of tho ItrlllMi ov rriinienl to confer uhiu lilm Iha unnaiiul honor of rntalnlnic hlin In ai'llv aervh-a ai Inn afler thn natural (line of re. Ilrenieiit. Ureal llrlllan diwa not roo"a u re. I;niiuuh without coni.i niallon ihn rl1iia ronferreil uHn hnr by th irove1 Jinal by lliaflayton-ltulwer treaty. Tha eoneeaalona h wanla have been oumneo Itn fimratary Man, aloft with her an. j announcement of her wllllmtnaaa to m. I ply with tha wlahea of Ihla governmeiit In the abrogation of tha (.'layton-llulwer j convention. Hut aha ilralrea to b under, j atoo.t that th canal mual ta neutral In War aa wen aa in vaca, ior ana an'i-v.i- atea tlm lmwtanca of auch a waterway In caa of hoatllltlca In the far caat. The ; admliil'lratlnn la q.ilte wllllnc that the , canal 1in.II lw alrldly neutral and thero will Ii. no difficulty. It h aald, In reach- j Inf aatiafaclory conrlualon relativa 10 the ilianura and other minor polnta, but It l brllrvrd thai tha neutrality of Iha waterway la with hrr th nioal Important juration. THK MINl'ltAl, WEALTH OP THK NOHTIIWKHT. Ktatement of the Pn-cloua Metala In the Htatea and Terrtlorli Wt of II Vieeiurl lllver. HAN riUNCIrW'O,. Jan. U-John J. J Valentine, prealdent of wella, argo m 1 Co Kiprea haa laaued th uaual an. ' groan with the astonishing Loads of Bargains piled crowded from morn till night. LikHch Cnpen. Um Cloth Capin, neatly trimmed Haiti Price tl-K Uuo Plush Cape, fur trimmed, Hale I'rice,..' HS3 t:, W ) Inches long Atrlcn Capes; (tale Trice B KviTy Capo In th Ioue a Big Reduction. Boys' Clothing. $1.00 vnlne for Bull l.W values for .,9i?5S;! i 2.im vnlucs for $J.8o Bu t 2.78 value for l.W g" t 8 ml viiltu a for 1 gu t 8.M vnlucs for gii t Jl..0 value for W Suit .t ' (vrH ti'iiil atatami'tit nn 1ha prndunllnna of prei'lnua metnla In Iha atatM and terrl torle weat of Iha Ulaaoiirl river, In. eliKlinar lirltlali Columbia and tha North, weal Territory for tha year WM. Tha MitKHfe VHluatloni urn ahown aa fol owl (told, xn.MM; aliver, ,oi,Wi cp nr, lfl,2"0,Cti; lead, tolul tfroaa, TI,ta,WA. The ciMiiwrclnJ vuliia aJt which tha aevcrn! mitala named hava 1mi.ii aallmnted la: Wlver, M centa per ounce; ropier, JJ ci'iita per puiind, and lead, pur cwt, 'llli-0, tha production of K'l'l dunt and bullion In dm a'1 vera I atnlca and ter. rllorla, bnaed on idiliiiietilN hundled by Um Mprca rompany anil ollmr convey nniM', la ahown nn follow: i-uiirornlu 'vnni Ni vmbi , J7!.iri IIHK"t t.Vt.W, vvhhIiiiiiiioii , ;:;i.r,'i Alueltit , J I . 'I I'M IiIiiIiii Moiiliiiitt 4Wixo I'inIi , i.M.'M I 00ll ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 , .l.lll,i New Muic m.m Anr,onn " ''j? '1 r ' I'nki'tii ' C,S.'',2"! IVina Wyomlliar 21, Itrltlah i.'olumtila and Northweat Territory ll.lr7t.tXiO Total '..r,,V3M Tlio production of old, allver, copper and lead In the aeyeral atatci and lerrl. torlea durlnff IKK wcro divided aa follow: California Nevada HrrKon WualiliiKlon Aland I.lulio r,..,. Montuna , I in ri I'olorndo New Meoi , Arlna , Ii.ikotaj T"ina Wyonilnif Hnlb.li I'olumtila and North weal Territory .1 l.tor.W , tm.un , 271V 1 1 : t.K.Vi , ll.MH.X, , 4:.K!KI,IKK Pl.tflWUI n.m.ut I.7M.M l.""4.4l 21. 1'l 12.ZH Total II77.1C2.W Tha year'a combined product of the melala named la tha arrateat In the Ma. lory of rtia countrlra fOnlted Htatea and llrlllah olumli!a and Northweat Terrl. lory)-lhat of aold, 7 l.2"2. 1liia alvivn any prevloua reiord rifflclally re. ported, and Iha world'a output of fold for IKH. aiijiroxlmately twi.W.M. la ainuiliia. Tlm moat notable Increaa.a hava Wn In Booth Africa. XZ.M.Vfi, tha itrlllah poaaeaalona uf the Northwaal, Y,.W.in, AuatrulaaU, K.'li. and the I'nlled Htatea of Amerli a. S.t.at.UM. Tha riporla of allver durlna KA to Jupnn, t'lilna and tha Htrolta vttlemenl were aa followa: Krom loridon, I.T.4"t.O; from Han Kranclaco, .M.Q. maklna a total of IM.ea.va. Tlia total for 1W7 waa . 4I2.W. fO-OI-KHATlON IN KAIl KA8T. VAN'VH'VKIt. II. .. Jan. li-Jpanee piiM ra lo hand by the Kmpreaa of Japan arP full of Interview with Um. John llarretl, recently I'nlled Hut- mlnlater lo Hliiin on the (lilneae qui-at.on. Mr. llarretl Ihlnka that tha time la ripe for I he adoption of an active far enatern polley by Kngland. Jiian and the t'nlted Htatea, with. If poailblc, the coertlon of Germany. Huaala and France, whoae policy ap. peara lo be 1o gain gradually the eg climlve ixmtrnl of vaat areaa of t'hlneee i territory and to cloae theae area lo un. reairlctrd trade, would tnua tie confronted by a preaourn lmpoat.ble to realat and would And themiM'lvea compelled to guar, antee within (h'tr "apherea of Influence" the maintenance of equal trade right conferred by ralatlng trealle between Chin and foreign powrra. Second Week of our 9th big annu al clearance sale Now going on. Dress Goods 3c. mixed drea goods t yd IV. mixed dress goods 12'icyd S.V mlxinl drew goods l"o yd 60c, mixed dress good S5o yd 75n black dress goods 85c yd 9oo black dree gnoil 60c yd tl black dress goods 65o yd tl.M black dress goiHls $1 yd Ribbons. Wlilo Fiini-y Ribbons, per yard. Hiiby Rlblion, per yard No, 3 Hiitln Ribbon, per yard... S.itln Rlblion, por yard... S.itln Ribbon, per yard... No. & No. 7 No 9 S.itln Rllitmn, ht yard... Domestics. Rest grndea cullcoo per yard So Rest grades apron gingham, yd 4o Rest grades outing llatinel, per yd.... tVtO 10.4 gray or whlto blanket, pair.. ..(So Full all., bed romforta. each 69o 8-4 brown ahcotltiK. per yd lto l Ijico curtuln. pair ,ua Full also bed apreuda, oach 49o ltlR'hed canton pannol, per yard.... 6o 4-4 uiiblenched muslin, per yard.... 6o Umbrellas. R0o Umbrellas to be closed out at ea...J5o $1.00, $1.83, $1.75. and $2.00 Ladles Um. brnllus, your choice, while they last, ifor SOMOANS READY TO FLY TO ARMS Mataafa's Atptr.pt to Pegflrn Ills Lost Throne Leads to Serio.:s Troatlc. ENGLISH CAPTAIN'S VIGOR Believed to Have Prevented an Open Outbreak and t ) Have Frustrated a Germzn Scheme. HAN rilANCIHCO, Jan. 12.-A letter haa been rr rived tiy th Aaaonlatad I'ri'M from Ita Sumonn rorreapondent and ahowa how alnrmlna tha altuatlon waa when Ihn aleamer Marlpoaa left Apal ror thl city. Tlia letter la dated Apal, Duccmbcr 2. n According to tha, letter, civil war bat bacn narcwly avoided, and for the flrat tlm In Humoiin hlatory tha Uvea of whlta reatdenta have bon threatened by tha natlvea. 'Kven noi 1loodhed la not far from firobable, and armed auarda pro tect the realdenca flf Chief Juattve Cham, bera, an American citizen, and that of Mr, Ourr, a leading Knllh lawyer of the town, whu haa taken a prominent part In tha aupport of Malleloa Tanua' nlalm to tha throne. If flahtlng once be. Iflna tha reautta will be aerloua, for each aide haa thouaanda of men In the field, and It will require energetic action on Ihn part of Knirllnh and German warahlp to koi'P conflict within tmumli. The whole trouble haa arlaen through an Injudlflou action of the three treaty power In bringing the dfportcd Mataafa bai k to tin moa. liy doing ao they hava thrown down the Nine of contention and converted what migfit otherwlae have bern a -eaful elwtlim Into an angry combat. The cllm&i waa reached when lliitH'ifii and hla rhlefa actually dla. charged the chief juatlce, who 1 ap- pointed under the Uerlln treaty oy the three power. Of courae, auch action Prof. MuglU'a addrea waa referred be wa purely farclul and the chief juatlce , fore the delivery to Prealdent McKlnley, apecdily notllled Miituafa that he muet who ellghtly amended and approved It wait th declalon of the court before he routd legally declare hlmaelf king. The moat aerloua element In the whole affair la the disagreement between con. aula. The Gorman conaul ha been play, lug double with hi colleague and the F.ngllKh and American ofllclal are na turally Indignant. Chief Juatlce Cham, bcr commenced h'.l eiamlnatlon Into the merit a of the rival candldatea for the ! throno December 19. Mataafa's people 'entered a vlgorou protest against the I employment of attorney In the case. I It wa reported that fimuttle and other J fiinatlrnl adherent of Mataafa had form. I ed a plot to murder the chief Justice and Mr. Gurr. The chief justice Immediately ! called a meeting of the conaul and both ) the F.ngllsh and the American represen ' tatlve agreed to holat their flag over ! the threatened houaea. The Oerman con. 1 aul, however, demurred, claiming that he I would first have to consult tha captain 1 of the warship lluuard. Fortunately the , ..V- . I r v 1' .w Childrens' Coats. $260 values at.. 8.00 vnlucs at.. 160 values at. 4.00 values at.. $1.75 $1.95 150 ITS 5.00 values at 196 All Wool Eiderdown Child's Coats $3.75 and $3.00 values, to be closed out at, each 95o at i nis Dig Keauction iaie. SHAM AH AN captain of Iha Engllah warahlp Porpolaa a man of vigor and daah, Through hla Influence violence waa avoided. He promptly cleared tile ehlp for action and declar.4 In favor of the Engllah-apeaklng oonaola, t A moat aanaaiiuiial acene OttuiirJ, however, on Decemtier 2. ehen Ourr, aa la.iiaul of Mallei.,, waa aummlng up. It wm rl''iv-r.nf that Mataafa cama from a nice of prlm ee which hid baen cut off by unreal riJ curae from the Una of iivce;lon,. A trrrriendoti aceno en. nii'd, futa)le, a crowd of Huwoann raiiti a iitent tumult and their leadera could only with difficulty rea train them from corning to blowa. The cijtiilna of loth Ornwn and Kng. Ilh mi nf.wnr were In r-ourf. When the row w.-ia at It height the Herman cap tnln Invited th Kngllahman outalde. "War la certain'," he aald. The Knglb-hinan did not ae,. It In that llvht. Me told thn German thnt ha would aliind by with til ahlp and would be reiuly In three minute to rub It Into any one who talked fight. There I a general reeling here that the whole acene waa prearranged, In order to lead to a tumult, and thtia give the German offlclala an ex. CAuan for armed Interference, The prompt action of th" captain of th Por. poU. howevwr, defeated the plot. KAVOIUI A PllOTI'rrORATK OVKIl TUB I'HIMI'PINES. Profcaaor M'iglll, of Kwarthmore College, In an Aildrei at Philadelphia, VI courage Kxpanalon Policy. PlfILArKIPMIA. Jan. IZ-Preafdent K. H. Maglll, of fHrarthmore college, de. Ilvertd an oddrean on the Philippine be fore the Friend' Aaaoclatlon Monday evening. "Hefor preparing thla addrea," aald Profeeaor Maglll, "I deemed It prudent to aetk a peraonal and private Interview with Prealdent McKlnley. Thla he grant ed me the day before New Year and during a conversation of nearly half an hour he aent for a paper, which he had dlapatched, but not yet made public, aa tnairudlon for Admiral Dewey and General Otl at Manila, and from thl read me the eaaentlal pajuagea. "Thl Interview left on my mind the de"Med Impreaalon that the treatment of the Philippine la to be on tha line of preserving peace among the imperfectly clvlllred people and prerventlng Incur, alona of other nailona who might be In. cllned to reaubject them to the aerrltude , from which w- have juat delivered them." ; Solicitor General Kichard wrote to Mr. jM.iglll. In the prealdent' behalf, that ! Mr. McKlnley found nothing In It thai 'ought to be eliminated. I I'r:l" Maglll dlacuaaed. rarlou poatbl 'cournea a to the Philippine, and then aald: "Would It not be better for the United Btatea to continue It protectorate over these people, avoiding by all mean treat. Ing them a a conquered nation, but rather regarding thero a friend and al- Ilea, and securing their cooperation In establishing a system, of rlf-goven. merit? Our protectorate must be of such a nature a to prevent the other nation from Interfering with the inter. Urcrtlng experiment In training other people. 'By pursuing thl course, too. wa should avoid the charge of national ex. pension which threaten thu early to become a watchword In the neit presi dential campaign. Thla would be 11 n for. Ladies' Capes 11.00 values at 69c $1.60 vnlues at 9o tz.iv values at $1.25 The Greatest Rargain Ever Offered In LAD'ES' MT?.PPFRI will be found at this GREAT SALE. Muslin Underwear. You Should See the BARGAINS In Fine Muslin Underwear at this GREAT RE- DUUTION SALE. m1 me J Biost I tU-Miti o"..;i, tin Ll I point of both health and) cleanlinc. 'ltiey rnn rtcrtne.t quickly aaU Uiorougl Jy by waahmg ia wct'i i.uia 1::' : t. f-Vt V (7C mwwm clean ererythlne; St. Boa ton. l-.li-. ' tV Chloago. fi II IM e a j 11 Quality and Price... Th rare combination of quality and, prlo which w are offering la Golambia, ttotfoFd and Vedette BICYCLES for haa never been approached by any other blcye'e Hmiae, Tha qoallt of our wheel haa bean admitted for years, even by oar com pet I tons, to b unsurpassed. Our 'M model ahow traarked advancement In mechanical construction: Iha boat machine w bar aver turned out, that mean their equals do not ailaC By running our great factories to their fullest capacity, they ara abl to offer our bicycles at price tatpoaafbl to manufacture with smaller output, without sacrificing Quality. Prices for '09 Models. COLUMBIA CHAINLESa trlOa COLUMBIA. TANDEMS HOt COLUMBIA, MODELS R-U U- COLUMBIA. MODEL HARTF0RD8. PATTERN 1J-20 aS-Ot VEDETTES, PATERN 11J2 VEDETTES. PATTERN &-23 Pope Manufacturing Co. Controllinrr Orcpon, Washington, Montana ami Idaho. tunate, for as soon a any form of word become a party cry In a political cam. paign all hopes of reasoning on th sub ject vanish. "Why may not th course proposed for the Philippines be as practicable for them as for Cuba, where w are bound to apply It, even so much nearer home, or break our most solemn pledge. "W should mak no promise as to th duration of tha protectorate which we would establish and maintain over these incipient nations, but leave It to tlm and th evolution of th peoples concerned." 36 inches wide Louns dale Muslin for our Great Sale at 7 c. per yd. upon them. Hens' Goods 50o Natural Wool Shirts or Drawers, each .' 3So Heavy fleeced lined Shirt or Drawers, each 45o $1.25 all wool Shirts or Drawers each 95o $1.00 Working Pants, Sale Price, pair 45o 60c Heavy Cotton Sweaters, each 25c $1.25 Men's Fedora Hats Sale Price .' 90c Odd Lots $1.25, $1.60 and $1.75 & C. Corsets Sale Price S9c 25o and S5o Children's Underwear, Sale Price 15c Ladles' all wool scarlet Vest or Pants, each 45c Boys' all wool drawers, worth Too, pair Sale Price, pair 26o 25c Children's all wool stockings Sale Price, three pairs for GOo " Remnants. During Inst week a big selling In dress goods and domestics left an endless lot of Remnants; we have marked them at less than half price. . they t.:co.j 4!.. p c ! !. a 1 a ' MM quickly, cheaply , thoroulily, j , 1 bolti time and worry. 1 THE If. t. FAIRBANX C0MPA1TT, if ' Loula. New York. i Philadelphia. J Portland, Or. In choosing Brecon. Wale, as tha town In which she will be married. It 1 aald that Mm. Pattl has been Influenced to some extent by the memories of happy visits on former occasion to th old, town of the Hondu. Lying at the foot of th Brecon Beacon, and almoat en circled by a trio of beautiful livers, th quaint and ancient borough presents la very direction attractions which linger In th memory. Beacon gave to tha world Sarah filddona, th great tragedian, and from th barracks went forth tha heroes of th Twenty-fourth, who fought ' and feU at Rorke' Drift. Our Store is i.i, Ladles Mackintoshes. $3.00 values for $1.50 4.00 values for $.00 4.50 values for..... 185 6.50 value for 4.00 6.50 values for 6.M Childrens' Mackintoshes $2.26 value for $1.60 150 values for ,. 1.T6 150 value for 185 C;5 ?