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We are making a treat cut la peclal
Unea. Your opportunity la at hand. You
are bound to need ahoea and should buy
now while the advantage Is to obviously
In your favor. These shoee are not back
numbers of uncertain age, use and
quality. They're all atandard a'.ock and
good valuea for twice) what we aak.
Laird. Bchober Co. 'a reduced from t4 M
and tt to ttO and W.7V
Petersen & Brown.
THE PROOF
of the pudding ta In tha eating
and tha proof of liquor
IS IN SAMPLING
That' a aa argument tkat't ooa-elaalTO-a
demons tratioa.
Oura will itaU tha teat
HUGHES & CO.
L. LEBECK
Carpenter nml Builder
General Contractor
HOUSE RAISING AND
HOVINQ A SPECIALTY
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DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Goods Shipped to Ov Can
Wdl Raoatra toaelaj Attaatlsav
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No Nl Duaae Bt,
Aatorla. Ora.
V.
W. j. COOK, Mgr.
Rsa. Tel. Ill
FISH BILL
IS ILLEGAL
Omission by Senate Commit
tee Renders It Null
and Void. '
A DISCLOSURE AT SALEM
Enacting Clause Was, Left Out
by the Fisheries Commit
tee, and It Is Worthless.
THE SLOT MACHINE BILL
Also Worthless. Hivlof Been Carried
Off ty tbe Chairman of the Com
mittee Having It In Charge;
SI.i;.i. March l.Thr revising
Jmirnii! nminiiiliT imlaj dix-ovcrcd
thai i In- fiiaciin; tlaue of (lie Cur-
1 is bill iirniilir.j,r Hir ill ir -t-i in ti
1 1
salmon, and making r)visiitii for Hie
niaintenaiiie nf viaic salmon IiaUh-!
rics.liad liit'i; omiiied ) I he senate!
cnniniittfi' mi lisliciics. thi-rt'by ten-!
dciln;r it null ami void.
The original b had been amend
ed b ilie st-ualf lisln-ries cnmniillee,
and I lit siiIimKiiU' jissm-J boili houses.
The bill carried an appropriation or
MMUU and had been signed b) the
governor. H.
slot mauum: bill also void
It may be of interest to the good peo.
plo of Astoria to know that the bill re
Cnlly passed by the legixliiture, and
later signed by Governor Geer. abolishing
nickel. tn.lhe-slol machines is also null
and void, although this has not as yet
been legally determined. Whc-n rhe bill
came to the house from the aena-te It
waa referred to a oommittee, the chair,
man of which a member of the Clatsop
Cunty delegation put rhe hill In his
poviet. He was called away to Portland
to confer with Washington atate legls.
Mors regarding the fish law. and during
his absence the bouse passed the
measure.
The bill passed by the house, however,
waa not the bill that It was the Intention
to pass. The measure which ihe gentle,
man frum Clatsop had In his pocket con.
tallied some amendments to the original
bill, and ' the house took up and voted
upn a copy of the bill which did not con.
tain ihe amendments. Thus, the measure
is not worth the paper It Is written on.
so tut na U constitutionality is con. i
cerned. and when the courts come to I
pass upon the legality of the bill the I
above facts will be brought out.
The friends of the bill wlU doubtles. .
bo very much aggrieved when they leiirn
of the unfortunate circumstance which
called away the chairman of the commit,
tee at such a critical time In the bill's
Welfare.
The above information was given to an
Atorian representative by a gentleman
who was at Salem during nearly the en.
tire soaaion t rhe legislature, and It is no
doubt absolutely correct In every par.
tlcular.
Whether or not the salmon bill was
tampered with is. of course, an open
question. It la pretty safe to say, now.
ever that the rnree members of the dele.
guAlon will b frautlo when they learn
that the enacting clause waa omitted,
for they wvrked for its passage nlht and
day and did everyhiing In ttielr power
to obtain a majority for It.
SPAIN MAKES OVERTURES
FOR REUBASE OF PRISONERS.
Her Prices Considered Too Iaw by In.
surgents and Indignantly Refused
English Subjects Unheard From.
NEW YORK, March l.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Madrid says: It Is re.
ported here that Spain authorised Gen.
eral Rloa to offer the Philippine repub.
Ito 500,000 for the release of the Spanish
prisoners. The offer was Indignantly de
clined uid the Insurgents asked 17.000.000.
General Rlos threatened to expose the
Philippine republio as a lawless set of
bandits whose Idea of government Is the
deslruntion of life and property If they
refused tt accept his condition for the
release of the prisoners. Senor Flo res
and 8onor Torres conveyed Rlos mes
sage to Agulnaldo's government. The
reports that the rebels are offering to
treat for peace is untrue.
About 20 English subjects, Including
some women and children, are within
the rebel line north of Manila. Nothing
has been heard of them since Febru,
ary i.
KIPLING PAST DANGER.
NEW YORKt March 1-The condition
of Rudyard Klpltrur Is very much lm.
proved tonight. The crisis In the disease
wus passed this morning.
OVATION TO CHOATB.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 1. -Joseph
Choate, United States ambassador to the
oourt of Bt James, arrived here this
afiornwD on tti tmr Bt. I'ul frum
Na Ynrk. S'vtr.il Ihounnnd proni
awMltxd tint nrrlvitl of thu I'nltuxl H'atu
mlau'lr. Th tum and itrli" wr
dlaplnjfil on niimj- 1 t ' .ttr nnd lmmn.il.
ntly lifter th arrival of the Bt. I'aul
irhit w ttfiar1(l liy a rtNrullon of vt)
prominent rltlrn of Homhampton, hil.
fd liy th mayor and othrr o(I1(;t in
th"lr of!lrtl rob. '" wclcoma ext ndi,d
Choata wan mont conllal.
TIIK I'AMHII MINUTRY
j TENUEKH RKHIONATION.
Effect of thi Crlala on the I'cac Tf aty
! llHIeved 4n Waxhlnvton It Will
lit IUline).
UAMUD, March l.-H.nor &-t(tata ha
lumlwl th reaiitnatlon of the mlniatry to
th (ue n rnt. Tttn cabinet crlala In
xirf?tii to liwit for two or three dayi.
aa It will b nwatuiry for the quren
ftn-ni to conauU the p"MUcal tead-ri.
In the meantime rhe chambera will ad.
Journ until a new mlnlairy la frirmeI.
The mlnlaterlailata hrrpe the quten re.
icmt will atiipirt Sagaata and dlaaolv
ttwt rhambera.
The veuce treaty haa not yet been
ratlfta.
TUB NKWH AT WAHINGTOK.
WASHINGTON. March l-It U a quea
tlon whether our government would not
actually profit if the loa of the treaty,
provided thla lo could be charged to t.i
action of the Hpanlrfh (overnment. aa
would be Hie caae If tbe cortea refuaed to
ratify It. The United Utiuea, It can be
atatvd on the hlxheot authority, would
refuHe to aurrender the ItilUpplnej. and
on ihe other hand, would be rtlleveJ
from the treaty obligation to pay the
fipanlKh government t39.0W.Wt on account
of the cewilon of the Inlands. Cube, would
retail 1it prcaent atatua and all that
would be locking would be recognition
by tlx Sp&nlwh government of the legal,
liy of thnt atatua.
Ifow-vvr. the ofllrlala here do not be.
lleve that rhe bpanlarda will go to the
of
pr.ibnltly th.
defeating rh tr-Mity, and
womt that can happen will
b a delay In th.- eiohange of ratlflnu
tlona.
UKD MERStHELL DEAD
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
piiaswl Awav at Washington From Heart
Failure ilia Dath a Great
Surprlre.
WASHINGTON. March l.-Lord Ifer..
ehell. one of the high Joint commissi n.
ers from Great Britain, died here this
morning.
Herschill was lord chancellor of Great
Britain, and was sent to the United
State because of hia eminent attain.
menis. to take the leading part in the
negotiations designed to settle all exlat.
lng differences between the United States
and Canada. ,
During the wintry weather, when the
sidewalks were slippery, he fell heavily
and broke one of his pelvis bones. He
seemed to be progressing favorably to.
wards recovery and was in good health
comparatively, until about 7 o'clock this
morning, when he was sudden'.y stricken
with heart failure, and expired half an
hour later.
THE PINCH OF POVERTY
UNBALANCED HER MIND.
MoMavilta Mother Administered Poison
to Her Children and Then Blew
Out Her Brains.
FORTLAND. March L-Mra. Laurn
Browning, mother of four children, bew
her brains out at Montavilla today after
taking laudanum herself and forcing
three of her children to drink the drug.
There are hopes for two of the Httle
trirts, but the 2-year.oM baby will prob.
ably die.
Although there Is no evidence that the
woman had been of unsound mind, the
theory of Insanity Is the only one which
will account for the crime. Mrs. Brown,
lng was alone' wlrh her four children,
SIia iitilco.1 'thpm In tic. rind nf 1aiiAi
num. calling' it tea. All the children
drank the laudanum except a. 9-year-old
boy. The family wus in poor circuit,
stances, and It Is said poverty drove the
mother Insane.
SrBSTANTIAL ADVANCES
IN WAGES OF IRON WORKERS.
Increase of 11 per cent in the Pay of
skilled Workmen Coal Miners'
Wages Advanced.
PITTSBURG. March l.-An advance of
50 cents a ton was made today In sited
billets and bessemer Iron. Billets are
quoted at fi per ton and bessemer at
J13.50.
Under the scale agreement of the amal
gamated association, the advance in steel
billets will be followed by an Increase of
S per cent In the wages of sk .ieil work
men. The advance will effect about 13,000
men. Notices were posted at all the
blast furnaces at Sharon and Sharps.
ville today Increasing the wages of em.
ployes from 10 to 15 cents a day. Fifteen
hundred men will be benefited.
MINERS' WAGES INCREASED.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March l-Tf
long looked for advance in the wages of
the coal miners of the Birmingham dis
trict haa toewi announced, and will go
Into effect today. The advance will be
2Vi cents for every ton of cool mined, and
It la thought within the next month or
two that it! will be made effective for
every coal miner In the district.
AMENDMENT TO THE
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
Work on Public Buildings Must Be Com.
menced Next Year Amounts for
Salem and Seattle.
WASHINGTON, March t-Just before
the final vote was taken on the sundry
civil appropriation bill, the amendment
was voted on at the Instance of Allison.
ohalrman of the committee on approprlu.
tlons. appropriating money for work next
year on ail the public buildings which
have been authorized by the present
congress, the appropriation for the year
generally being one-half the total limit
of the oost.
The following are some of the amounts
appropriated In each case: Seattle, $150..
000; Salem, Ore,, 150,000. The amendment
also authorises the secretary of the treas
ury to enter Into contracts for the com
pletion of the buildings within the limits
provided.
AUTHORIZED
BY CONGRESS
Board to Consider Construc
tion of a Drydock on the
Columbia Fiver.
THE ARMY BILL PASSED
House Did Away1 Witb the Possi
bility of an Extra Session
by Its Action.
SENATE PASSES NAVAL BILL
Provides for Reduction to Pric of
Armor Plate, an! Establishment of
a Factory if Mecess ry,
WASHINGTON. March t-The naval
appropriation bill waa paaaed by the aen.
ate today. Tbe bill authorize! the kc
retary of the navy to appoint a board to
conaidtT the advlaablllty of conatrucslng
a drydock on the CoIumWa river.
NO EXTRA SESSfON OF CONGRESS.
House Paused the Army Reorganization
BUI Yeaterday.
WASHINGTON, March l.-The laac
lingering possibility of an extra aefalon
0' "ngre! disappeared today when the
inouae passed tbe senate army reorgan.
Ization bill.
Very considerably and vigorous oppo.
altlon to the acceptance of tbe annate
!blll waa voiced on both aides of the hall,
nd for a time It appeared possible tha:
jthe bill would not aecure the necessary '
two.thlrda to paaa It under sui-pension
!" 'he ruUm; but the republican leaders.'
Henderson. Grosvenor and Cannon, came
'to l' support on the republican !lde. and
'Bailey, the democratic leader, threw the
weight of his Influence In favor of it on
'the dVonocnitic aide, arguing that It pro.
.vlded for only a temporary increase of
.the army, which would be made perma.
,nent if congress wtre convened in extra, i
session. Another big etetnent in the vote '
was Hull's recital of a statement made
by the president to him that he wou'd
not construe section 12 aa authority to
consarlpt the minority in volunteer or
ganizations which elect to remain In
service. The oi.l pased by a vote of
w w . ji now goes 10 me president.
The desks were also cleared of many
other Important matters. The general de
ficiency appropriation bill, carrying ta,
6S8.0O0. was passed under suspension of
the rules without a word of criticism.
This is the last of the appropriation bills.
The senate amendments to the river and
harbor bill were nonconcured in and It
was sent to the conference, the friends of
the Nicaraguan canal amendment hav
ing decided to postpone their tight until
the conferees' report.
The conference reports on the omnibus
claims bill, the naval personnel and
imany other less important measure were
I agreed to.
j The senate bill making Dewey a full
.admiral was passed. The bill now goes
'to the president for his signature.
I .
THE NAVAL BILL PASSED.
Provides for a Government Armor Plate
Factory, If Necessary.
WASHINGTON, March L-The senate
is rapidly clearing Its desks for final
adjustment. The naval appropriation bill,
which ordinarily occupies the attention
of the senate for several days, was pass.d
this afternoon after less than five hours
lr.r ri..hitv In rhnt ttm hawvr it
was amended radically In one respect.
The price to be paid by the government
tor armor plate was fixed In the bill at
1 4 loni a reduction of the amount
! fixed by the house of U15 ton.
In addition the secretary of the navy .
was authorised, In event of the refusal 1
of the armor plate companies to supply
armor at $300 a ton to proceed to the
construction of an armor factory, to
cost Jl.500,000, and placing in the eecre.
tary's control J2.000.000 with which to op.
erate the government plant.
ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS
TO THE SHIPPING ILL.
Contracts for Building American Ships
Must Have Been Made Prior
to January L
WASHINGTON, March L Senator
Frye. from the committee on commerce,
has reported additional amendments to
the Hanna-Payne shipping biU.
The amendments place additional re
straints on the bill and are intended to
meet the criticisms that have been made
that If the bill should become a law,
It In time would require an annual ex.
pendtture of .100.000,000. To meet this
criticism, a provision was inserted lim
iting the aggregate bounties to $9,000,000
annually, the language of the new pro.
vision being as follows:
The total compensation to be paid out
iv-NN
i 1 1
r AcsJiiirEKPuRE
Makes the food more
Mvnt Saa
of the treaaury, aa provided In thin mf,.
Hon, ahall In no ftaoat year ex'-eed tm
aum of P.m.nm, and the aerratury of tli
treaaury ahall maKo auch regtilntlona
for the payment of urt compntllin
earned under thla auction f"r any one
year over and above t9,000.uw to h 1.
ducted pro rata from the total eoinpn.
aaMon due each Individual or eorpitriiMon
entitled to auclk compenautlon here dur.
Ing aald nrtt year.
The Mil aa originally reported, extended
Ita propoai henents to foreign buUt ve
aela under contract for Amrlran cttl
tena on January 1 laat Advantage, It
la ajaerted, already had been token of
thla provlaion. and a number of contractu
are mtld to have sprung Into (xlatvnc
for the conatructlon of ahlpa abroad.
Aa now reported that language la
changed to aa to require that ahlpa com.
Ing under thla provision ahall have been ,
In actual course of conatructlon Janu
ary 1. The bounty to be paid to forefga
built vemela 1i alo reduced to 50 per
cent tinder 0e new addition to the bill.
GERMANY tsOCOHT TO
tTSET THE BERLIN TREATT.
Beintr Jealoua of Growing Brtilah In.
fluencta She Belied the) Opportn.
nlty to Break Faith.
LONDON, March t-The Dally Graph.
Ic publiahea thla morning from a. 8a
moan correapondnt a atory of rrnt
eventa there, attributing the whole of
th rvcent trouWa to the attempt of
Oermany to uptet the Berlin treaty ana
ecu re luprenwcy Q the iahwda. Th
correspondent any:
The German!, long Jeang of gtwwlnf
British Influence, lelied 'the opportunity
to break fal:n.
Malletooa party would undoubtedly
hare been viotorioua 1f aupplied wttb
arm and ammunition aa the German!
lupplitd Mataafa, but tha Britlah, loyal
to the treaty, refuted to (upply either
party.
The correspondent then deacrlltea what
he calla the "German plot to Induce Ma.
taafas force of S.OflO men to tako the
tel&nda by storm." Ha ajs on thta
point: "The Germans tried thlr ut
most to make the natives attack the
British consulate and the mission house
where tbe consul was giving refuge to
British subjects. It waa only respect
and fear for the British flag that held the
natives back. The Germane tol'J the
natives to kill all the Entrtlati mjsslon.
ariea and to sweep the 'pigs of England
into the sea. lUe looting wae terrible,
iwenty villages were utterly wrecked,
the houses destnyet and the vf.lngera
left destitute. , ,
ACCESS TO THE COAST.
SA- FRANCISCO, March 1. It la ru
mored that the Santa Fe has secured con.
trol of the California ft Nevada road
in order to establish a terminal thu It
will afford more easy means of acceaa
to Siui Francisco than could be secured
If the transcontinental line ended at
Point Richmond.
Tue Santa Fe. by acquiring the right
of way of the California A Nevada line
to Emeryville, would practlcidly have a
right of way into Oakland. At present
the little tine which It is rumored haa
passed Into the control of the Santa Fe
has tracks laid to a point SO miles from.
0akan(1
Expensive repairs are now
being made and there is talk of extending
the road to Mount Diablo.
This road Is now In the hands of a re
ceiver, having been thrown there by C.
H. Smith, of Denver, the owner of nearly
all of the bonds of the line. .
THE POPE ILL.
LONDON, March L-The Rome eorre
' spondent of the Dally Malt says: It Is
: feared the pope baa pneumonia and will
' not recover. Cardinal Oreglla Doyen, of
rhe sacred college, has been In the apart
ment of his holiness the entire evening.
THE POPE IS RESTING EASY. -.
ROME. 7 p. m.. March 1. Drs. Maxxonf"
and Lapponi, who left the pope's atiafi
nients at 5 o'clock, expressed satisfaction
at the condition of his holiness.
PARTITION OF SAMOA.
LONDON. March l.-The Dally News,
In an editorial on 'the Samoan question,
says:
If Baron Von Buelow would be a little
more explicit there might be a better
chance of doing business. Certainly the
present arrangement Is a failure. .
The Times, commenting editorially up-, ;
on the speech of Baron Von Buelorw In
the reichstag Is Inclined to think that s
partition of Samoa will prove the Anal
solution of the problem.
COUNTIES TO PRINT BLA..K9.
1
OLYMPIA, March 1. At the afternoon
session the senate passed a number of
house bills, the most Important being
one repealing the law of 1897 for a unl-
form system of county Wanks, and tak
ing this class of work from the atate
printer and allowing each county to print
Its own blanks.
. A bill to remit the unpaid penalties
and Interest on certain charitable Insti
tutions for and Including 189a and sub
sequent years was also passed.
POWDER COMPANIES SELL OUT.
NEW YORK. March l.-T,h. Tribune
says: It Is reported on good authority
that the interests of the Royal Baking
Powder Company, the New York Baking
Powder Company, and the Cleveland
Baking Powder Company have been sold
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MOLINBUX INDICTED FOR MURDER
NEW YORK, March t Roland B. Mo.
llneux has oeen Indicted for murder In
the first degree.
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