The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, June 04, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY AH'iOKlAN. SUNDAY'- MOfiNINU. JUNK 4, iiM. 2 WIC WTASO HACK or JOVttltT PAIR oir hi i u ten. Some people are harder upon tblr auoee than other.. Bduic r apparently hardy upon them, Thai's when (In alio Iim omiihlm lo do with li. H i y to be hard oa a pour iiioo htrd io bo hard on a good en. Iluw much lunger will otto ihoe (good u( than mi other (bed)T Juat twice In moat ce Thai prhp turprlioa yeu. HXI'KltlMKNT, THY OUK agalnat mix other you ran ( In town. Compel In ulhr reia-al rpeole loo. Petersen & Drown. I'llKPAIIATIONH FOK UXAMINA. TION. po-lal preparation (or tit etai and County examinatlona will be ivn at in euimner term of the alato normal choo at Monmouth, bo inning Tuady, June M Itegular work by tha Normal faculty, tirade credited toward graduation. El. pti! from t& to NO fr tan weke full information nt -n application to th -alary uf ill faeully, Normal Hi-ho'.l. Monmouth. tillvxr Won.lril II.iIiik: I lini'l warn a Woman in weigh m In (In balali-, lhrf ai men aiimigli (r lti4 url f llelig Wut l.li N(T nl FrT-Jtl HO AOAIN TOK nrry timi-m ith riti' K I awk l.( uti wllh vi palna In my uxiia h I nrvrr felt mo l)iti In all my life. When t tarn down lo work llil ntornliig I to Wk I roil Id tiatdiy I ami. I oniii to Mllicr A l drug not and llirr r'nminrn... Chaiiw ln.n ('nil., Ctiulrra '"l liarrhoa Jl.nu.Iy It uikl tlk inagU- and our d.xc nx-d lit' aH ilghl It or alnly I" ilia ni.f.l (Itlng I t-vrr u'd fr imarli Iroiiblr. I ahall not lx wlinoin n m liwtic iirrafir. f'r I iinli nt tar' tu rlidllt lllr ilfTi'tlllga of laal nglii again for nfiy llinr II (wire -it. II. W k oil, I.I irf) mall, lllig'tlalown. Wahing. tun Co, I'a Till fiio-dy la fur .a! b t'harira ltng(i. NoTK'K Kolt lflt.fATIiN lan.l (iltli at Orgtm City, O'tgon, lay I 1M Nolle la hrrrhy given Dial itu follow. Ing.nani'd filler ha fllrd notice of hi. nlnllun lu make nnal proof In itp i. .r i of hi claim, and thai aaid proof will b mad befur the county elcik uf t'lalaup ouunly, ai Ailorla Orrgon, on June ItUi. m. VI. Thorn Huahi It. K W1 for I lie N K 4 uf Hrcilun 1. Tuamahlp 7. N. t. I W. Ita namea tha following wlinraa 10 pr. ve lila roittlniKtu rraldeneo upon and culllvailun of ald land, via: Ahram t'arlaoii, of Hvinon, Orrajon; Jacob Hole, of Knappa, Oregon; lire, her p. Hluop. ef Aa(rla. Orrgon; and Oram Bloup, uf Aaloria. Orrgon. CIIARI.K8 It. MOO It EX. Ilg1tr. THE NET "North Western Lwited" ( .Vm CfKTt Y Tn.m ) tv.wrrrt Mmncipoll''. St. I'xul . I ishii-)K". i cnlrriliiiiily ill-el lit an lllutrxlcd I' H.llrt. wincli wi l b f nr n licl iir ell ppliiliih to '.V. II Mi: Mi. lien. A)!t . -JH ita.hinaton Mict, l'(iIUMi, l)H(, I-. W. I'.VKKI R. r ... . (' 'HI Aenl, 'W l Cli.l Avenue, .-vi;r7Tr. MAT1L1. WASH wiwwwtrwwwJ 1 LEO & PillllS SAUCE THE ORIOINAL WORCLSTURSIIIRn John Duncan" Son, Agents, New York H.F.PraelTransferCc Telephone) tt. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All OondK Shipped to Our Cr Ilecelv Ppeclnl At'tntlon. Aaa !'l t fV BRWARH OF J IMITATIONS ;: . ( III I Thla algnatnre la II I on rr bottle: Cf fe& i&vUj No. vJS Duane St., Astvrla, Ore. W. J. COOIC. Mgr. Kee. Tel. Ul i W f 1 An Kxcelleiit Combination. 'l'lm ii-nniit nii'tluHl hikI liriiclMal offi'il of tlm will known remedy, hiritt'l og l-'lun, iiiiiiiii fiirt iiri-il by tl'in Ca f.irmtNi a Kim Nvui r t o., llliMnito tint vittun of ulitiiliiluc t!n ll(iiiil l.ixu tivn principle of iiluiitii known to l tiii'ill'-limlly laxative und iiri-M'iiiliiii ilii'iii In thn fot in imwl n-frcMiliig lotlin tute ami ai'tntnl!i.- tu Hie system. It l tho mm perfect klri-ii(lliriiliiir Inin-llv-, i-l -niinn tli ovnli-in cfTfi iiiiitly, dispelling- culilt, ln-iulm lie ul fever gently yd promptly nml rnnlilitiir one tu overcount lintiitiiul cuiiiliutliiii per tiiaimiilly in perfect ficc'lnm (nun every o'ljci'tl'iiialilii iimlitv miiI sub tUnoo, ml IU acting- mi tin kidneys, liver ami bowel, without t ki-tiif if or Irritating thriii, make 11 tint Ideal laxative. In tho pro'ThM (if iiiiinufiicliirltii fl' am utl, a tlii-v nrt; ili-iiitit to tint tatc, I'Ut tint mmlUiiiitl iiiulltlriiii( Ida remedy am obtained from m una nml Other nroiriritln plant, ly a uittlcxl known U tlia CAMfoKKiA l td hVHI l' (. utily. Ill order to I'rl lt Ix-liellciul rtTnota ami to nvolil liultut t hh, (jIi hmi rtimtimtar tin full tmnic (if tlicfoiiiiiiiiy printed mi tlio front of every pie Uyo. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. OAM UKANCiaOO. OAU LOVtaVtM,M. XY. KW YORK. K Y. fm Ml ty all liugiu -I'tk toe. pciMlla Theie I. no onr truly lovable a ( tie- I,, i.i.n who ha Irawlrd abroad and n.il I. II about II In rvery linnlti REMEDIES . THE SET $1.25 Cocstvanf kf ana RA SOAP, is clansc (be Uli. aiiau Oiatmal, U iai 0c vkla. uf Cl'TKl'lA IESOLVEKT. to cool (be Wood, ts ltd uffldoi lo cwt Oc cnt torturlsc, dlv flivlat vUi. val 4 blood kunorv nsbo. laHKV 4 IrrtUfJoas, tltl loa of tilf.tUci Oc best p&nKliav. ti4 til 0a readies hlL Mmir.lM rrt.TtT.i lieitirt a guar. (M Oi.fit. I H.eMflt(lwll HI,h. r' P. i4 C'eae, rieH Ueeb. ear - u iCan no rn . tie. If ofir auuld (iii)) irgard ne rr ihnao who have lea and (lioer who have more, life would ha ipille delightful. gp 1 1 a j Dr. Shilohsll Counh and 1 (9nsumplion Vj V' 'ure Thl I tieyoml tjneatlon tho moil tuiveulul I oui(h ted. rlne ever known lo ecieiier; a lew dote Invntlably ctil th wort caaea o( ( i.iifh. t loup and lln n. lotia, while lo won del (til biii ce.a In (he rut uf t o!iiinipi"'ti l wtlinut a pur allel in the hit'if v id inedii-ine. Mine II 111 -l di.ciivei y II ha lieen "i'1'l on a iruarantee, a tut which no iith-r inriticlii" can atand II yu hav a loiiKh, we eernr.ily a.k )ou toll yil. In l'nilel Malea and Canada , rV and l i'i, and In Kneland i. M and 4a. CI. SOIX PROPPICTORS S.C.WELLS&CQ LEROY. N.Y. (Hi HAMILTON, CAN.. m Kor ale by 1'IUnUS JUVJErtS. l--(l;T 8TKVKN8 IIU1IJIN08. l'rpol Wanted Kor Conatruollon. (Mlho of C. Q. M . Vancouver liar link, Wanh., May U. IhW. Heuhd pro. pnaula. In triplicate, will t received hir tinill tt n. m., May 31, 1899, and then p. eued. fi r the conatructlon of tha following I. milling" ( b'l. Steven, Ore.: I barrack, 3 dimhlo fla of olllreia' quart. r admin. ln.t.ilon building, Q. M. (table, N. C. O. iiiurtera, biikchouae, honpltal, hoapital U'wanr quurter. winkahop, (J. M. and iiihalnfrnce atnrchouae. Information fur. iilnhod at tin olllco. U. B. rrve the ilKht to re Jar t or accept any or all pro inul or xny part (hereof. Envolepe ciiiwalnlng propnaale hould be nimked: "I'rupoaal for conatructlon of bulldlngx ul Fori Slrvena, Oregon," und gddrrncd to inuleralgiifd. J. W. Jxcoh. C. Q. M. Note The ditto of opening tho xImv pl.ip.inii: la extended to June 16, WIS J. W. J A CO U8, C. 0. M. We nmy hot admit Hint clothes miike tho limn, yet there lire tminy who owo much In 1 1m lullor. latst fall 1 sprained my left hip while handling some heavy boxes. The doc. or I called on said at first It was a slight strain nnd would soon be well, but It grew fcoiae und Ihe doctor then said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could hardly get nround to work. 1 went 10 a drug store and the dniKKJst recommended me to try Ohnni. hcrlnln's Pain llnlm, I tried It and one. nnlf of a DO-cunt bottle cured me rn. tlrely. I now recommend It to all my ft-lemlH.-F. A. Hancock, Krle, Pa. It Is for sale by Charles Rogers. If thi'i'K la anything it woman purlieu. laily loathes and despises It Is the man who mukes a scene In 11 restaurant, ' THE MODTCRN REAUTY Thrives nn stood food and aunshlno, with plenty of exercise In the open air. form glows with, health and her Her face b:onma with tte beauty, If her eystem needs the cleansing action of a laxative remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant Syrup of Figs, mnde by the California Fig Syrup CO. only. If MINERS MEET WITH DISASTER Stories of Death tni Suffering of Prospectors on the Ed monton Trail. MANY MINEPS DROWNED numerous Deaths Ar Also Hcoited From CMbcr Sections cf the Klondkkt Country. VKTOItIA, It, C, June 3. 'Ilia irt'n. r lliuba had aiigera t'lay Irom th upper Hllekeen rlvr. liny bring tuiha uf death and dlaaaler lo proa. pedora on the III faled Kdmonloil (rial. AI iraat Ut iKiata, (hey any, CHpalfd on :he (irral Hiuve Uke alnea lt aunimer. Many priMipeefur wrre drowned. I. Johneoii, a mining engineer ot Kd inmitoii. who aiK-nl aeveial week at M" aiii if" k til winter, aaya thai Vl- einlne Wiiuller, uf rw !'(!. a nuvar. Inn, and on uf a party of I'hllad -Iplilaiia wita found dead In hla ijthln 12 nillea from M't'uiui. Hie body of Jiimea M"Kl, a miner, who eltttted from Telrgrah Creek for AU lln with hi auppllea on a handl"(t. aue- cuinlwd to i-airvy, At Tehgrai! th re are 12 cai of arurvy III the noepliai. ll auimner while eroe.lng fund river, on the K'l mouton horer Hall. m man wa diiiwiird, anothi-r wa loi in Cranlwrry rapid, anoiln-r Wa drowned at ttunoii I the mouih of Mard by ll.plng off a a iw. fourth, a lliliad-Iphlan. tax ul. i roporb-d drowned on the same rlvi r None of the name could Ik- obtained. A elinllar reHrt waa In clrrulallon In legard lu Captain Maaon, who wa aald to have lieen ul on Nelaon rlvi t. A parly of I" or 1). among whom were Huron and I'alne, of Vancouver, Uun Taylor and lelKh(n, are though( to have perlhcd on Hay mountain In Ieiemler. (The ak-eon of Neely, of Haull 8le. j Marie, found In the tirand ranyon in.' I.laid In Iei-cmbcr tiy two Mintieaoia i ire II. WKKW IN IaiN1nN. (Continued from flrat ! win ai'peaianee at tne Uuke of York' theater oh Monday. Al l.(ly the name n;ghl llr-oig Kdwarde will revive "Thir (ialety tilrl," on Tueeday tin re- will be a evlval ot "rinaforc" at the elavoy. nn on Thureday .Hurah llerlihartlt will open wilh "Im Toaia'' at the Adelphl. At the nieedng ot (lie theatrical nun. agei' aaaocixllon on Thurdy It waa det tdrd to Ilghl the mualc hall on the.r uii ground, and lo oblalit the right to IMrnilt amoking In (he theater. It la Hoi expected that th bet huliee will avail Ihomaelve of tha privilege, though. It I recognlxed that mine of ihe theater devoted lo light entertainment, will ftnd Ihe moklng privilege valuable. When lydla Thompaon wa In America after the Kranoo-I'ruaaiaii war he gave benollla In Waahlngton, Philadelphia. PitlaburK and New Orl-an for Ihe Kreni'h aclor and aclrtae. Ttila lh.-y have never forgotten, and It led Sarah llernhardt to organlxe a benefit for Alir ThumpMin, who I now retired from the atage. The ierformanee waa niven on (Thuridiiy. at the Port 81. Martin (heater. Porta, a wonderful army of celebrltle Including Coqu-lln. llernhardt nd 1U- Jane taking port In It. The Ntn tll netted t,i) for Mlaa Thompaon. KAVOlt MtHMY Ktm SPKAKKIt 1IU8TON. June 3.-A meeting of the Massai-huselt congressmen was he'.d to ihiy to consider th, question of t-andl diitea for the speakership of the nallonnl hoile of repre-ntatlves. It 1 under, stood the Massachusetts men favor Con. grcsamnn Moody, of Haverhill, bul lhat Moody will withdraw In favor of Mender son, of tow. AI.l'MNI IIANQI'KT. Last nlghl the clitss of '99 waa t rdn-.d a rci'i'-lon In the assembly hall r the high school by. the Astoria Myth School Alumni. The clrtss of '99 was, present In n body, as was also the directors and their wives and Ihe tenc tn rs of Ihe city schools, while eat class was represented sine,, (hat of '9X The decoration showed 'iirllstlr tiis!e In arrangement, and con- eil.xl.tl of Ihe tiMtlonal clours and Ivy ahd Chinese lanterns, while the youth nnd liettitty present were not the lenst of the ntlrtioilon. The program was of an Impromptu nature, Ihe toasts being o' n Jolly character and considerable merr'a ment was enjoyed. No lotm sn-eches were tolerated, the password of the evening being. "Cut It Short." The president of .tho Alumni. Frank Wooilfleld. presided nl the head of the Xoetnl board, proposed the toasts and called on those who should respond The fdlowlniv were the tons-ts which were drunk wllh rlphf good will hv all present : "Our flrndua'es." C. W. Fulton; "Our Women" H. C. Thompaon; "The Alum ni." Miss Kmmn Warren; "One Tlnvs In Itii" " John M 'Cue; "T1e C'l'urr'i'a " Charles Oravs: "Rxnnnslon." W" t!r" "R nnford " Mls ness'e Ttnss. short original noem of conslilernb'e merit w is rend bv Unlnh Hurlniv Wor'leV.i At 'he iv,ne'i'sl i f the nroirrnm 'he WmhTs onl'ed for Tnifossor W'rlebt. Wo r-. i-nonded with s few well chosen word", closing by proposing a toast to the Jun ior, which was drunk with much ee'at The class yell was then ulven sf'-'e which th crndiinte nonsuit an hour w'.'h dancing and conversation. The new o' fleers for the coming venr are; A. A. Cleveland. ,Tr., nreslnVnt; -Andrew tw. glty, c nresldent; Kale Slnnntt, . Iretary. and Geo, Ohler, treasurer. The liialruincnliil mualo alao forming one of thn feature of the exeelleni prngrum, which w a aueeoaa In vry detail. KAHTIOHT HTKIINWIIKICLKK AKIMT. The new aP ami r Mueaulu, reeenily Imlll by ihe f. It. gV. K Co., for rvl.e tytwee n Aalnrl' an4 I'lrrtlatnl, haa Jiteet befH pluce.l In n.-ominlaalon and will ) In Am Uirla loilay, Kpmae haa not ben ir-d In rtt'lnir up and furnlahlng thla new huat and h I undoiibledly the auperlor of tiny eni"r Ihnt evr plowed the water uf the mlKhty Columhln, Thl low rt'iailiiK pa:a'- whli h hua tn gi (led to III O. It. V N. flwal ! 'llilly delfni-d f'ir pre und conifori. The Inrg" airy cabin and eaay cbalra at t ie Itapoaal of paaaenger rnMke It u pl'-aur tu rld iiMin her by dnyliirtit. and at nlghl a haven of real I found In the CTn nioilloii und luxuriously fitted tal rooina, The caJiln wlndowa art ao ar ranged llutl puaeengera are eiiublrd to view Hi delightful ac-ntrr at'ng the louta without leaving lhlr eaay cliulra The llaaaalo will he bpen for Inapectlon at the O. It. 4 N. dock today from two until five o'clock In the afternoon. A moat cordial Invitation la extended' to the general public lo Mil during Iheee hour and vlalt with the oMItcra of thl naw flyr. TIIK WKATHKIl OOI) I'ltOIMTIATKD. a long period of p.nltence and Afur ublalloiia, together wllh flat abaten unc from all water drlnka, Aaturmua huve propitiated Juplier I'luvlua unlll the old rain gud gave Ihen a few brief houra of peant weather laal evening. tS'hlle It laeted It wa all Ihe oldeat Wvl'fuot iouIiI ibair-. und ri-mlnded If lit Otatwc. Charley Wright and tho other member the "Aetorla Cheerful l.iara' Weather I hl(.n" of lh weather In the day when Ihey were on earth fhe flrei (Inie and .... . , played etilnney ufion the bay, Ualng anlmon Iwcka Inatrad of Ice to walk on. It wua really Ihe tlral pU-neant evening thla aprlng. or whatever eaajii of the year It may be. The lame iook new iouruK and were out In force In their bright Kaaler bonnet, that had becume n.-arly ruined by lung diauav, and their i Jaunty ahlrl Waleta, The men were out tu grraier numJKra, for once overcoata 'and glove could be dlapenaed wllh, and the tre-i ere lllltd wah a Jolly, ) crown. omiuen iai ire preeni- ili.K a truly inetroixjutaii apiearani-e. int Id.aurame la given by the weather union before mentioned that thl l not me only piea.uni evining Aaioriana are (o enjoy thla ear. but that later on Ihe kle nr., to be br.ghl and all paaire Mil amlle In the glad aunahlne lhav: will boj uur. TIIK -nVKH OK TIIK 1'KKrtit. "The power of ihe prv" i a c mmon expreimloii, but lew realize It actual IHiw.r. Le (hlnkrra do not healtate to aaairt (hat half the ir;me of our country limy Iv traced to th aource. Uul great a la Ihe Inltueme of the preaa. It cannot begin to equal 'the power of lioitettr' Htumach Hitter over dliae. llml dla ea.ea . riglnat In a neuk atomacn Tne Itinera atrengthen the aloniach. purille the blood and curcj conalipatloii. It wi.l tone up the m-rvoua ayatem and llmu:ate ina 1. 1 kidney. A an appetlx-r It unequalled. II cure tt k M op.e, and n u-caalu(ial done rrgulaie the oowel and prevent well people from becomli.g MH. If you want lo gel well ,and ke-p we... Ui-e- Itoeleltrr Stomach Hitler. i eillAKh; l.Niw UC1 slluto Allen' Foot-Eaaa. a powder for to fecu It curea painful, xwolien, amaning, Ueivuu tcoi. ud ma.auny laki tuc i:i.g oul of corn auu bm.io". li'i IU greaital coluloil U.iwviy uf .ue a. Aden ''ool.h.aM makes tignt or i new ho (eel e'. 11 1 a tvi la.u itiia I tor iwva.iug, vanoua and tiu., tlrtd, acu. mg tei. Try U iou,. B.d r ai. uiug. ' gix and alive ioia. i) u.ali i, tu lamps, 'lnul package :re. AuUi Aiun b. u, ins leu. Lv Hoy, .V V. XOTlCt. M.Jiiber of Seaside Lodge No. li, A. O. I'. W.. are requesied to meet at ihetr .odge room today, Sunday, June 4th, at 12. Jo p. in , for the purioi-e o. attending ,ne funeral of the deceased son of llro.her Abrah.im Lugnet. lly order of Uie lodge. OtX)HUB JOHNSON. Master Workman. UK.W. KiSl'ATK TltLVNSr KUS. C.eorge Hill and wife (o C. it. Th"m. win, (rustee. W. D., June 2, '99, .ot 9. block 1. Kirst Addition to Ocean ' Grove 1100 iKorge Hill and wife to V. Uoc'.l.ng. W. D., June 1. . "!.. lot 8. block 1. Flint Addition to Ocean Grove 100 IT CAN'T UK DONE. No One Can Ilemnlii Well. No Chronic DlMitse Can He Cured I'nless Ihe Stomach Is First Made Strong j nnd Vigorous. I This Is plain because every organ In Ihe body depends on Ihe Ktomach for M , nourishment. Nerve, bone, sinew, blood I ore made from the food which Ihe atom, itch converts to our use. How useleys to (real d sease wllh this, that and the o;her remedy and neRleol the most Important of all, the stomach. The earliest symptom of Indigestion are. sour risings, bad taste In tho mouth, the occasion of the Falke last vlsltlm; ; gas In stomach and bowels, palpitation. Slllu Knt:, tnBt tome of th(1 TfiM chiefs' alMtone feeling, faltttneas, headaches,' ... , . I , , ,, ,went off to this ship and asked for a . constipation; later comes loss of llesh. , consumption, liver and heart troubles. 1 """''V pf '"nmnnltlen. but that tho same , kidney diseases, nervous prostration, all was refused 10 th.-lr preat disgust. The j of which are the Indirect result of por loyalists, on the other hand, are fortify1 ' nutrition. I Any person suffering from IndHtestlon should make It a practice -to take after pa(.n m.( ,)no of Stewart's) Dyspepsia Tablets, allow It lo dissolve In the mouth and thus mingle with the saliva and enter the stomach In th.- most natural way. These tuhlets are highly recommended by Dr. Jennlson because they are comprx.M of the natural diges tive adds and fruit essences which as sist the stomach In' digesting nil whoh some food before It has lme to ferment and sour. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by druggists, full slxed packages at 60 rents. They are also excellent for Inva. lids and children. A book on stomnch diseases nnd thousands of testimonials of genuine cures sent free by addressing F. A. Stewart Co.. Marshall. Mich. A CARD OF THANKS. I wish to say that I feel under lasting obligations for what Chamberlain's Couch Remedy has done for our family. We have, used h In so, rpany cases of rough' lung troubles and whooping cough, and III ha always given the most perffit sat isfaction, we feel greatly Indebted to.the manufacturers of this remedy and wish them to please accept our hearty thanks Respectfully, Mrs'. 8. Doty. Des Moines, Iowa. For sale by Charlea Rogers, KAUTZ ULTIMATUM COMPLIED WITH 1 Mataafa Directed That Kctels ' Mast Be Kept Within Cer-! tain Djflned Limits. PUNISH L00TEPS SEVERELY Mucb Damage Cjuiel ty the Relets tni Friendlles-Kauiz K Sail From Apia- Al'IA. Hamoa. llay IS-vl Han Kran- i lo, June 3.-Vh.n Admiral Kauig 1. aui d bla proelamatlon of Sl.iy 2! olrc: Mig Mutaaf and hla foUower lo keep iU on. I -rlaln doflnid limit around 'Apia, the prohlblt.d dlairtct covering an . , . b , followed by a notification to Mataafa tlnrt unleaa the r"bl were outalde the pre riled llm'.t In 21 hour Dre would t) opened upon themiherever they rouid ) reached, thla ulilniatum brought an Immediate and unconditional compliance wlih the admiral' direction. j Krom ,h4t ,lme ,0 ,,a.e th,.re ha, ... been no conflict with the rbla. tap- S:urd. of the Uritiah crulwr Tor. jxilae, uccomanlel by Hv. William u,kel, of the London Mlaalon BiVtlety a Interpreter, paid the rel I camp al f-'alt-nla a vlalt Ihe day f dlowlng and In order lo 'avoid mlatake In tho future, went over the boundary hne wi:h a.-. eral retiel chl' t'. aho promt ed to keep the ptaie until the ciimmliml'in had had llmo to act. Th dlntrlet which th reliela have evacuated la quite large enough to aiipply food to the Malletoana in Apia, and thua oo of the great diffi culties of Ihe nuval authoriih ha b-en overcome. Hlnce Ihe rebel went to Faienla, a trong patrol of Ti or ) men daily make a round, eeelng that all la quiet, and that no bxitlng or dam:ge la being dane by the M.illetca fo'.lower. Several caaea of looting have lui n reiorted. and w hre It haa been ioalble to find ut the ofTender they have been acierely pun. lahed. The durnagn cauad by the rrleni Ilea, however, ha b-en very email In comparison with tha: of the Maluafans, not one twentieth part. The lance fort at iA-topU wa destroyed by Malletoana. and it la retried that Mataafa i highly enraged a: thla. claiming that In the event of hi wishing to return to the same, after the commission ha made Its can decision, he ought to have been al lowed to do to. In the meantime he is 'building fort Inland of the town of Fa enla. and hl followers tu ly declare that even if the commission are unani. mou against him he will never a knew let e Tanu a king, and will fight It out to the bitter end. These assertion may be only talk, but a far a we can Judge here, the question f kingshrp dot not seem to lie wlthl" the scope of the commission. Tanu ha been publicly crowned by the (American and Drltlsh authorities Here, land has been saluted with royal honors by both the Philadelphia and Taurango. On the occasion ot hi coronation and of hi formal visit at the warship since the 'armi:!ce ha been In force. HI chiefs I and Tamasese, the vice king-, are carry. ! itig on the government In a way that per. i j forms al! the functions of a good and stable govi rnment, and they are In pos. 'session. Tanu is king de facto as well as de jure, and In addition there are now in Apia 3.500 male adults carrying .'Til) rllles, supporting; him. This means that absolutely half of Samoa is at present supporting the king at Apia. Mata.ifa Is likely to be a disappointed man. and nlthi tigh a personal friend of his. who had an Interview with him a few days agj, says that Mataafa Is prepared to accept the Inevitable at the hands of a unanimous commission, he will never submit to a minority, ev'n thoush that minority be the two .creates! nations on the earth. In the meantime the rebels are strerg'V cninp thoir positions send'nff out mes- sengers for all their sympathisers to dime and join them, and are hul!y er. faired manufacturing rartruigor.. Pesvrt. ers from the Ma'.naf camp any that on Ins: thlr entrenchments around Apia and are bolng dally drllle dand Instrusted by officers from the different warships. E1 A four-Inch (run has .been taken from 1. S. Torch and Is now mdunted at M Hum, In such n position as to command tho whole western portion of the munlcl-j lillity. Tho great question is wl'l t!"1 commission order the disarmament of i the natives? If they do not. It Is the i oplnlitn of aim st every white resident tha; these Islands will no longer be safe to live In, nnd many declare that if the natives are to retain their rllles. never mind what other solution o' the Snmoan question Is made, they cannot and will not live here wlih their lives, families and property at the prey of the next lot of ; rebels. It la. th Intention of Admiral : Kautx to leavo here three days after this wrll-1 ing. lie sees .Hi at the commission will ; be a long time over Its labors, and that : during ehat time nothing will be done j by the war vessels. The -Badger . and the , Brutus are both here In American inter. , ests and the Newark is expected In three j weeks, at least, and therefore there la no need for him to wait here a Ung'.htned period doing nothing. LENGTHENS YOUR LIFE Tha xrubbinr brush U tha Implement of torture with which thoaxanda of women ara wexring 1 "N TT TT ri lf y half of n MLi i their I V H S Z.t r if hxlf their Washing Powder come to their relief. Ued with thl great cleanser, tha rnibbin; bruin lone in terror at once. All clean. inc la eT with Cold j ...... t. j .i i. Lsmi. it uoe Mia wora inlalf the time, with half the effort and at half the coat of soap or anyother m cleanser. For greatest economy boy our large package. THE N. K. 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