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THE MOKMXG ASTOKUX. fRIDW. .11 LY 2ft. 10.
DO NOT LIKE
THE CENSORSHIP
South Africa W'arCorrespondents
Arc I'p in Revolt.
CANNOT DO THLIR WORK
Pitt Dinpaukc Held Rtik sr CoadciKd
and MulilttH No Hope ol Relief
Expected From the Bniifh
Cover mtot.
NEW YOKK. July i.V-The uar cr
resjimdents in South Aft lea haw mill
ed in a belated revolt against (ho mili
tary censorship, says Ihe U'lidon cor
respondent of the Tribune. Mr. Kur
leigb. a veteran of many oamp.iis.is.
describe the censorship as a bung e
and a blunder." and declares rh.it the
otiner the whole m.vter of utiofhYi.il
correspondence is put uPn a d 'flntv
basis conformable to free i.'.stituti mis
the better 1: will lbe for ev,rybi.ly.
Mr. Kdgar Wallace asserts that there
ts nothing so far as the military p vi
tion is concerned to Justify the main
tenance of censorship an 1 th it it is cre
ating a bad precedent, si:ve the "ti'.y
service which it can render is a politi
ttcal one savoring "somewhat o' Rus
sia: ray it is Krugerian."
Mr. Howell Glynn who has remain
ed in the field continuously since :hJ
outbreak of the war holds h.s peace.
In addition to the general res:ric:i ns
bised on military reasons established
at the opening of the war, the follow
ing regulation enables any censor to
reject or condense every dispatch sub
mitted to him.
"In future the length of correspon
dent's wires will be in proportion to th
importance of the news contained there
in." The correspondent consequently are
disabled and unable to Justify by cable
work the expenses of their service. The
country, which is heavily taxed for a
costly war. does not knew what is go
Ine on and is forced to be content with
casual')' li."ts and Lord Kitcheners in
ventories of Bo-'rs killed, wounded and
surrendered, and of stock, rlrles and
ammunition captured.
It mus; be stated In justice to '.be
ar office that the Lond. n journals
were warned in advance that their cor
respondents would not be left a: lib
erty to write and to go as they pleased
and were asked ;o adopt practical meas
ure for reducing the number of m-n
in service and for relieving the w.r-s
from the pressure of newspaper work.
These consultations a: the outbreak .f
the war were fruitless anl scores
currsp ); d. tits were sent to South Afr.
ca w.thout any attempt m '.he par:
of the : si aprs to regulate the busi-n..-j
of reporting campaign nr. vs. With
long lim- "f communication anl with
;h w.re clogged w.th r--u:ln? n-.--sajr-s
r.-iu:red for the m vem-:it ' th
troops and the privM'tii.ig of a gr-a:
army. tv- press dispatch w-r..- n
gleet -d. h.IJ ba-'k, con lens-1 anl mj:
Uted.
It '? no; easy : unlTstan what ar
I.V ji.ltti. a: rnofvs .'or 'h- .-u-'pr-i-s.in
. f n-ivs from trie s-it 1 wtr T.n-ffuv-'nn:-nt
has a well drill-.1. -Mi -n:
tiujj'ity in the commons a 1
Ir-- I by -h- gr-at mass of ,.;i'i: n in
:h
un:
y. Ther- is r.o reel: agatns:
on '.he niinisterial si-1 - or in
tu-not-.s wh-r- by I : i ois
i-i:i n is fa ti-n-r : and I
and Uite In'Jpalile "f-
.-nii"Us r-sistan " to g-ivrn-i-s;
and th pr.. -!!..: oititi'-
it ei'h r
th.. c n s t
jr- h i. I.
TV i'i".
ni aaiiz 1
f- ring s r
ni-n' '!ii
irs hi
ni.i le no impr-ssio:
on
U'l
I.- . j i- i ,n. There is no alternate g-.v--rnrifn:
n ss.i.le wiitl- the eamfatgn r -nu
"s in pr-'grtfs and ininis'-r- li'iv
no eioir.nv.ibl- reas n for Ir-aling
s'lil- r-v-elati n from th- s-a: e.f war.
S,.n f th - inoid-m.s whi-h iuav- r--n
sum i 's-1 w iuld b-ar heivily ag.iins'
th- alvoeit s ,.r th- Dutch e.ms", b-.th
h-r. a 'I on tiie on:in-n'. The V! .k-f.mt-
n ati 'i iti-s for example is fully
. Dt'l'irm-! in d-tail. would t-nd to al!-n-tn-
sympathy of irreo.uiril ible I'"l-ifi'-
anl admiring for-iirn-rs for the
l:..-:. Th- fact that the horrible story
of 'h- sh lo.ing of th- ivounb-1 has
be-i siiop' -sS'.d for ov-r i month anl
U-ft come nut little by little in
'i-r's l-t'-ts to their friends a' horn--i.
; s ,usj.ici-n that there may hav
I" -n dras'ic tneasure.s on the Hrliish
! in effecting the clearance of var-,ut-
districts and in establishing 'on-
ii'ia.i 'u cami.
BRITISH PARLIAMEXT.
31 r
Lowther Returns and Bu.sin-ss
Will Be Rapidly Disposed.
XEW yoitK, July 25.-A dispatch to
.lie Trlbun- from London says:
The government haa been helpe.l out
of a great difficulty by the return to the
house of commons of the chairman of
committees and the prospects of the
winding up of the parliamentary session
have distinctly improved.
Had Mr. Lowther'i Illness, however,
n.ved to be of a prolonged character,
hi x:ranrdlnary situation would have
'"ul'.fl. Xo one can put closure but
tv-iiker Gully or Chairman Lowther and
In the unavoidable abs-nce of both men
a contingency by no means impossible,
the buslnegB of the house of commons
might come to a dead atop.
Xothing would better please the Irish
Xatlonallsta, but 'he Liberali as well
as the Conservative are agreed that id's
Is a risk to wM. h !ho .irt.i'i'.i of the :'
.'.on ough; no; to b' cp 'o'.l.
IN OKiM'TH IHMTUICT.
U'liori: S),uv ioo..ni Hams Aro N 'ii
F.initig ti Many S'vt'o-
t'UK'AGO. July - The Tr.bur.c
s.ither.-d dit-v: t.T.-r; at - oYl.vk this
it'orntng com a, :i cpcri'.ots at
.cntra! ;vo;n. :: loa.i, N.ht-aika a'1. 1
Mis-oar.-the droath t?.. kef. :.i
Vital d ng the w .rit.-r M. on at fit.
hour and the p:.r:s f 'r the fmtne
diate future. T'- faults a- a :'!
lows: ! lo.va O'lir !:.;! 1. h'..vy ra n
since I V' a iv. : . i ';. . for ... !V.i;:
is co'l
111 I p :! I -ic II iv r.i ii s.'i. Mi' I-
; night.
Kort Podc.'-Ha- 1 t i'.:i - :'' 1- .
!
Marsh.ilit.'W -i -ru:i" I
Iv,1m,.,,, l.;cv sho-r a: 1 a t" I
i .,w .hr.Mf.-v.nc
low., Oitv-lU.-v.:.s s.r.v tt. !-.,:.
VHn-io-V, rain I'll :: -v. r i
fav rab'e for ra n ' '
Mism tVy-N itn v:t Vh n n
:ind .-lotidv -l snithw s: N' r.r.n
I parted within l,w mi'' - '"t or w st
I In X-braska-
i ilntihi-Olivi-i.' ,ni(tV I'll '.' T.'tV
J was v s '. J by a
j 'ii inoh-'s fa'-i-s
in :i :' ' :. :
S, !" -V Th- f i'l
i li-'': 'v 1 x
I ii oiith W s-.'i !
j X -hrask i
I X rth Filt'o-V." v '. ot
a ti
, . is: and west .'f h"
Schuyler X ra ti
' rs-ok n Bow-X ' rrn. " v ::'". h
j nv:s.
; In M sS 'llrl
Je-rT-'rs n :ty. K i".s.i " :y. '
l !-a P. s oto rer rt- 1 i.i.n - ! : '
! rvx-t f r any M b. rly r"r-T' I
i l v.il sh w.-rs t'T ugh e.ntra: po".
! s'.lt
GLOBE TnOTTEU AKKESTEP
Pren.hma- on a r.-'.-. r! MrMklng Trip
in Trouble :n Manchuria.
VICiRIA. R T. July .'-Lr-ni
! Prince, trav-'ling areunl the w rl 1 in
a race for La Pr-sse. M 'r.tr a! arrv l
! by steamer R.J un Mam y-''S:r lay. H-'
: left Mmtr-'-al on May 2T.
While In Manchuria .-' ww .irr's:-l
with Mirrion. his eomra l-'. un It sus
picion if stralinc rou!s. XI ir-
' rl e.n's passport w as '.ik-.n a:i l he was
held for t-av-!':" w.thout a piss,-" -r'.
' Pr'.r.oe vl-igraph" 1 to th- Russ.an m.n-
, ister of railwiys anl wis r-l-is'l un !"
his orl-rs. JI-. I-f- M.it- n in Jill at
i Kh.iilar an I pr ! !.
In Mir.ohurta r- -aw s.gn? of unrest
! an 1 says that tS- uth rn Man hur.i .s
' In a :ate of insvirr - n ml r.uss; m
!.ffi'-rs or-' p.' ''' ss to stop U
' ays th- M.mch'iti i:. iliway is s ! y
J a military pr -j-o; ' r. rhtr.g in
i .' .mni ree of that pr.ctrio. ju-'.ri-s :
K rtv th ois in i'ii :n ,r- w n
PIS-'LAlMEi. Fif'M I'M-MliP.
I'-r.i-s T'ta- H : z Fo,f An'
a "i n f 1 ''.ih i
XEW Y"It
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an
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XEW Y'HtK. J
il'l is 'h-- ftr -v. ii.i
in is i yl: '.v
i u'i i "ti h.
.mp ir,:-1 by .'
h :.-;oir'
In. ''ii !.i- -j; -p.-rini'
n' s '' i'ii h. - :
sta't.pi.ng oij- 'h- !
San', i d- his V- i f
is now pr -v il :.., wi!i
vi-if d Th- :; . i '
with th-m on - hou--s-rum
with :iU
been il oi- in I'.rozf
of ho
ik h,-
E''IL ItH"!K- I: Y
fK'CUp.ed Wi'h Iui t- i- !' n'l- T rt.
to At 'en 1 I': . v ' i .' .1.
XEW YoliK. JjIv
L-n-
I
ion i-orr-spori'l-'f f ::.- 'i . i.'f:
Lord Miln-r and ' ! !;,.! rn-t
vest-r lay at Marlii-jiouif.'i II o . '. h-r
they weiy sworn in - u.-n.'i-r-' . f 'li
r.rlvv council wi'h It-I i .-on-er. hose
earldom has been wouh l-,- -arn-l.
Mr. Chamberlain a' not piees-nt
Mr. Rhodes Is fully -s-. u;..e with bui
ness and spends much tun- at Alfred
Beit's house, wh-re South Afri-an af
fairs are discussed in detail.
EXCITIX'i ST HAM Eli RACE.
Two Ship" ''lear From X-w York Both
Bound for Australia.
XEW YORK, July 2.".. Two steam
ships will clear fiom this port tr'diy fr
Australia, both at the parne 'ime, and re
port has It that they are to ra; to their
destination.
They are the In-lral-nia. of ihe Tys )n
line, and the Devon, of the American
At Australian )in-a. In shipping circle,
much lntereiit Is shown in the result.
A MTS1ERI0US SUICIDE
IIINKY II. AK.MS ll'.VH ST A US
iiiMsn i ai m i n .
t'lvmiiuut )Iiik Man's Attempt to
I 'ml His I ifc ln oirvlcd in
Sccivcv.
It! TV.'. J.i'.y A young 'Van. sup
's i , 'v 11 i. v H At MKtea I. of Now
Yci k. staM'cl h.tns' f in the region of
th' li-'ir and K.i!iod Ins throat with
a ,'o,k'. kn-fe ,n :ti-' to;!e: room ;
a si, pi'U oar o : v south boiin.l Orc
S :i Sh r l..i'-' express a; t!. depot hor.
l'i nvr.'.:: a nl s n in a l.vi! hos.
' :v
M '-. Amistcud and x ootu-
' r;i " ',; " ' ''w ,u:" r
'" '; V., !.:ig hotel as "licry
Artits:-. . 1. N w York, and O.corge Wil-
I. am K: : -'i. r. l,h'.:.ido'l,!ii.i." 1. n sai l
th.i- A:"iK;e i I s 'ii.iii.iivi of a mine i"
l.lah.v of w'liu-i Kl-tciior is pp''ldont
,i::. K'.- : ti r fat l - ow n T The y u"g
:no:i ,'.'.: d on s in, it 'ill noil; men m
.lis . .t y : t ia ml Ills 'narn.ng
u.' -..i. . i . ,i . " . ..1 .. k
While K! ''..!'". was arrHllgittg h:s
0 iggage :
.it A: 'n: M 1 :.u'S''p'.l
o-'lll 'f ;he si--;"-, ttl
'rom th t
t'i - l sir-atn i'g fr -tn Ins thru:. IVint
in I: ini.i: 1 '.y I K '. toll- r . he g isp
. .1 I a I t :- t sue y u." 'ti I f il
iinoon.S' ; ;i' II was at oiue '.tke i to
In h"s;'.:a El-t.'h.r r fus. , t.i jy a
a r I. -n-'-i ',-o' ii. ng : l.!osi ,,ii own
.1 nt.'v ." ti'. i: of h.s o-'titpani n. It is
,.l 1 th young in :i are prmiiiti.'iitly
. n - I .n lVi:'.. i ! ph: i an I Xe vYork
anl a--' :' nt gra luates of an eastt-i :i
ai'.vTS-.'v
ATTEXI'EU I'-Y Tllol'SAXOS.
K'v. Fa-h-'t r-t-'r .1 Muhloon Conso
or if I H.sh .it ,'h'";i3
('HI 'A''.'1 Juiy iJ An audience of
h 'us.1' is aw-hl bv th,- 'l-mnl:y anl
mag;.' of I! ni.i -. '"ithollo . .r.-monlal.
to I iy n tii -ss. .) -h" . ..nseoralion if J!c'
F.i:h. r l'-t-: J M i! . on. as T1:u!ai
lli-i: p f Tmiass -is:-, .m l nixiliaiy f
M s: lo". P A F'-'-.an. An hb shop . f
I'hio ig II .Iy X in I'ath-'.lral .r
I a - -ii' ..f aim s- r-gal splendor
: th- -f 'i t- t-a e 1 within rs
wails ' 'artiM S'Im::.ih M irti-elll. of
Wushm : " 1' '. a : I as oons'.ra-:-:.
ah:- tw i-, oo,;i, .; Fh in. 'f
'';:;. a-1., anl Kyan. ' I'hi! i b'lphia a
1 z-n bi.h ps, ;o: s. an I s.'ores of
i ivt-s iss.st-1 in th- o-r"nion:.'s and
. :-;r.i :. ti of m is.s.
Fi'h-r M ii I " was s,'.,r-- 1 by the
!'. irht Ii". Ja.ui-s llv.m. il sh of AI-
j :: Ii! i- I : '. il gilt li -i M-nry C
I if ... l:;s: , ,f Pa-, "ii,.-Tt. I.l.. to th"
"j'-' f : -. 'ii i :i if i'. '.iier- line 'V-r-i
'.- I.:-' ;. .i !. h - I'- .n ; r if iu id "lo
1 -in : if - t' r. aho wass'iit-
!. ,u: I k - ! '.:. ' i t. r s ring. K"l-
a k f t'i- ring Father
L" M :i I . r I i. mi if mi 'h- car-
i. , i ; . -.. ,'.r H- t hen ar.i.'
' .". I -v i- :' . ii ;T In I for pr -
f ... i
' , Af : ' '. ' g h- , 111 I. l lie "H
' -i- , ! .... M .;g : ir M irMn-'.li
- ' - .'.. if" ii v and du-
! . . ,. h u ;.ii l I- I- h.s
o f " -a'. ;-.g :h n'i -si 'li.
!:..' i. grs pun" 11 a! mass
1 ' . 'i ' . in ::v . ois- rati'iti
'' s ' . : -' I II -.."ii .!--.-- 1
" i . -'! i '' - ..!. :i iii h mi" w as
" I.. ' ' I up n (,. bishop.
. - i'.: h ipf I thr-'
' . . i ' "i i pray-r and
A - ' "- .' ' u-' -liltl' it'S ' 'RIME.
- k it .k 'Vv I' oitli -e l'n !.-r
Ar: t.
it '!:. it ' ITV. Jay .'".--The arr-st
f :,-v Ki s .; . i,.-f , l-i k in ti'"
ii p . y I:, 'nrs I'-rkins
: ! I i ' 1 :. , ..:,'..! r ,.-isi.er!l-
V u:.s Is-Mi---n. wh i is only 21 y-ars
' I.' e ,. , fiis'- 1 -iiiploye ,,f the
-. n in I. 'h - i'l-v-1.1 rid iclmin--.
t- : ;,) was r '.re l un I r In- Mc-
I e i Un. .'..-f if o-. Two n-i.Ths ig
'.i:i I o;--s. th -Ii i-f i-.i-ik. d.e I, and
ii :. - - n -i-l th- s -rvi' .
A sn : lirn- aft-r KinniHiii "nt-r-il
ih : '.'. p-i f ,rai.i:ii : of hh diiti-s S'-v-:
ii ' .mpi.il ts fra-h-l Ih- postal au
ri.i. i.w -hat l-ttcis ' int.iiriing money
n.i I n- .-r r-a' h-1 'h-ir I utinailon.
T.'O"- i-,ioi'h ..f stolen l-H-rs became
in".'- nu.'ii-t ju- abiu; a month ego, -nd
i .v , ; s ' i -1 -1 i ' s .w-r- iiH-ngne'l to this d's
i' ' mak- an Investigation.
K.ri'iison was at ore - suspected of the
'iu.'h'tojh t nefts. and for thirty days h's
v-:y nio'.-m-ni was known to the two
i.l!!".-r.--. During that time bis actions
-ri. u ii as 'o convince the inspectors
hat he mis P-ading a Pr. J-kyl and Mr.
Hyle l,f-. Xlght nft-r nlglit he wan
known to have secretly met a well
kniwn marri-d woman, and accompin
i'd her on long walks to the ouukir'a
of the city, y-srerday when Klnnlson
was tak-n into custody, several letters
from the woman were found In his po
esion, and the officers allege that the
woman got most of the money stolen
from the missing letters.
Last Monday the authorities decided
lo oloae in on Kinnlson, and a decoy
letter was prepared for him, and when
he wa8 tak-n Into custody the marked
l-tt'-r anl the funds It contained were
fiund Keil In the lining of "his vest.
The marked letter was mailed on the
train by Inspector Perkins, at La
Grande, Monday, and he traveled on
the wme train with the letter to Baker.
When the mail was distributed. Officer
r.'ikin, iMlle.l for his '.. I. but lxl
son inf iiai...! ti I in thn: i ma I ''.i.l
lK.il. lVikliw wait I a f. ii'ituio"
ami th :! onteio I o . lk I "': "I
III,, p. sinlllo.- in. I pla I .!' U.'ion.".'
c'.e.k un. I 'i' ai'i''S lie wa .ale i lo
.lie bus in -it !' th ' "',' '" I " 'loh
e I, and the nn-s g .. . , oi I mai ko I
fun Is t in'. I o' li 0 '" s-i '
'Wli' lo ,., y on s 'I h - :o i-k.- l
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" I sol I a II -rv t ill- ' 'i
piled, "and I ho moil.', ' '
" V 'll 111 iv ll i fcO I a h i -the
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no; my mat k. ,1 m ui' i a I y ;u
Kmiii-vn w as the i :..k n tr.o ,
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man of go d li.th::s. an.l
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youth.
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II was '
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IMMENSi: TIMl'Iti; I'KAI.S
Southern I'a .Hie II. a i ' : - of I -:!
ill , ii ; 'ii anl ' 'a . : n.,i
SX Fit AN. Ms. a ' .1
Southern I'.leltl.- i' un; .1- i
s.on toii'o i Ian I .I t - '
fell ,1 n s ;hi; i mi -
'or th- i'1-iii ' il . f i '
b r , miili i i i th.- :e '
si. i in '.li- n -.iv fut. r
It Is .inn huh - I ih i
tl.-i; 0 ii' ions w:.ii T It W
'apoLs f ir th si! !:' 1
(tinner land .n ' !i- M- '.
trio: li.nc h-e.i o - o
OO't'l'.lltV 'S oi.esilli; a .
sal.- of T'1.'"1 .lor-s of in'
the Pitt r:i -t and o- f
's a fiouiu - 'I that an ' v
oh.is -rs ha 1 a: '' I t - : il
ti South." " ' ii-gon.
A ).' I. Cite i I''"' -1.
!.,; waloh : o nhv y.;:
a, r 's of in, -,b r u :n I
list i ict is l-r-o ii tig '
:h-r limit' 'i lug orI ts
1.. rli H'l for th bul. !:-.g
hit will duo'-: wi.ti .li.
o'fl" an I furnish :!;.- t
''iiing up "f a vas' :
tirnh-r
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Xi:W Yi KK July -Ih-
Tril lin- fi'oin I.. :
llas.ings w is th"
.1 m t p etui "iu-
Th- Hr .!h- : h . d 'f
which is th..- nr. on
1 '.Hi s.-ij f :h- 1 hn-i'i-
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f.r ih- tlr-t
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par: :n : V 1
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WAI.I.A WAI.I.A 1,1 v .'
d iy closing !- "
or i ourt y t I iv it'
w ri of ho l. a' i : .is .- I
on an app-'il. .In Ig If f
th- lo.i -r on : ' i oil i
app- i! wnil ti'i.i h
ni,i ; nf th- -i'.i
Th ai" i -i il tin- I :
.as-s. In !" .' fr " '. .!
g-t a lining a; n f,- ) i-
, lU. r of .1 J'l-l. of I- '.
struct il Jury ,:i a i m. i
also iiiioii Ih- v.taidi'V 1
Jury and a s n ti. - ! , ,is
curt. In th-- " h-t i n
of th- 1 1 w ,l: ii roc k- I
court, h-ld thai ' i !.i i .s
fine Imp s d by a Iu. '' up
diet of a Jury is ill.
n I .ii
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, le l.v a
i lin- by i
i'u i oi. ill: i
II -Mlli-ii'il
.: ... I an, I a
,n ih- v.-r-
roi'ftrs itinrits MirnTFi'i..
Xo Move pi Knt-r P-kiii. but Sui.ll. s
H-nt t" I'r"S 'ti' H.'.i.1iU.iiT.ts.
HIIAXfUIAI. July 1!". Th- Moods in
(he Yangts- val'-y ar- musing gr-at
distress. Two of the main embankm-nts
have br iken above Wuhn ind flooded
a thl'kly populated listrin for in ,,r :'
miles. T-ns of thousands of H'opl have
been render-1 homeless and ihe mips
destroyed.
The return of th" court to pi-kin looks
doubtful. Supplies have beer, ordered
sent to Slngan Fu. the present head
quarters of the court.
TL'RVIIiI.K DFFKATH fllllSoX.
Motor Paced T'.aee on lite Halt Lake
Saucer Track.
HALT LAKK. July 25. Hem Tur
vllle of Phlladelphli d-feated Harry
Gibson of Cincinnati In a 15-mlle motor
paced race on the Halt Lake Palace
saucer track las; night. Gibson lost
his pace In attempting to pass Turvllle
In the last mile. The time was 28:10.
SILVBH MARKKT.
NEW YORK, July 25. Hllver, 58'.
IS CIIMIMI rniM
I'owtk or a.m vk; VMAir AS.
SllllAllON ( IKK All l.
Miitcincnt h Mccl t'urpoiatlon
lli.it I'l.uiN Will I wiiliiili
Start Non I nluti.
new ,i;u. ju'.i :..
The ll
II I S l I. o 1 11 s H s;
The sink.' ill the lolling ni ls h.n u -1
I. 1 eloji.-l any special f.-atine, lin
ing tli week ii i.l the fooling in '.li
ia,lo is ilii; the w,'r the Ami!
cain i:.' I As, via. I. hi h is l n itoi -i.ii'i
len.ite.l From , high sour, e e.'lll s t !l
sflt.'lll lit till! the I'lllte,! S!at,-s S e :
i 'oi ! ii a ion w!;i wait until its in.-n ;n
nmi-union mills get ready g ! w-.ik
I .i' I th m pi. ni; af.er pi mt n'i be -i" ii-
I. iihu b il '.'j not -..-in llke'v for ':
w - ks
l'tie dool'ii- n .lie produ.-l f the tin--tiuis-
nulls will soon l-ail to t!i. oios
lug l! a of soin,. ..f the ee l in
and to ellh'l' IxlllkUlg of fllllll.'.s Ol
' lb" a.viiiiiul ition of pig iron The
' . g . -his con lit. oa Iis's i he i.'i: -i
wl'l h- 'h lli'e-'ss i, f ;ie III f till!
tuina.es who n to the I'm I S! It."
.-' el i ' ijioration. ; i I .ok f t hi 01'!''
i ,e h r dlreo 1, mis
Th- oli .i St t I'l'inpaui pi in: i:
Y.'l'llgt ol 11 Il ls l. II ,'llt ' - - 1' " I '!s
- 111 ll I! i'l, I till"' 11',' It .1 '!k 'f
S nfi O'll. :i;.i sh- ll'.l .inv 'li uhl- u!"
'h oe Th.s. of e iirse, ,l,t. l 1: e. ' !'!.
' ". li " ". stipfly Th- '! o tag .f ' !,
rid ' n ; ! it- h is air-.idv mil- - !'
,g ' r -It a "-I ) 't'i' -iv s . ks .11 I.- ng l' i " u
,,'.n hi.in'i ailoi-i th- ."iio-iv 1 j..--
inn P ing ' 111 d 1 '1-1 - S a '. '
. I !
I'v tinner feeling 1:1 Ir
h- r-v. nt w e.ikn- s In so
l:.ipf'.l!'v. The pig !: -'!-.
. il s ha.
lllll.-'ll 1.
!'!i:iiing
, .-r! S:.i;..st:eai'v th p-'sill 01 , nt.mies fi
lv . ), ' i-'t ''' but th'Te Is a feeling . un. er-
i t.iin'.y .1:1 I w.'ikne-s . r t-pnig up '
'''' " 1 p-1'''" Tin w.s-ks' litis. n.
.h n tight nil in.'r the cutttrv
! '1 0 l ..!! of lil.iXt tolls f bail
I ll I
W ir 1 1
' u th" 1'h.l.tdelphU dlsiriet
1
J i:t- 1 g .0 I leal of t 'linage has '.'i;
! 1. I in s'ruo'ur.i! iiufo'.a! T'i
'11 1 . i t Itfdg" I'omp.iny has ' ik n
upwirl f I'..'""' tills .f tnl.lg" w m k
11, 'u lit'g 'l'"'l I en for 11 coal ( 'ill. .''""
t 11. f" 'r lek -lei atl.ui .1: N'o.t.nk. N
.1 'I'." t "is for a w'st'Tii r ' 1 I anl
I 'J'. ! .lis f,.r a I'b'i ag 1 lift br! Ig" In
X Y nk tons hale I--n n ra- :
. I f .1 a nuiiib.-r of Inilid ng. .1 I I:, oh.
-r .Uir..-,s g .-. r-unl t"t.i; hive ! n
. 1 1." I We ii- a!.. 11" !oii f-r Inn;. I.
ng. f'r ti" liiip-rl il daw "f J.ipnn
, )'. 1 I l.rin.b''. .f the iron in.
I'ist-y ...lit nil' lidglv '.V"!i ''"
; ; v. I 1.". I hi. -as. ' al'v 1 si glit
' akness il-v-l ' ici!!)'. fi '''" ' "'
e.,. !lri' lint 1 " s n I'.v- ii.-n n 'h-
r i l- a: i'-ji : n .' un .s.g 1 'f th
: ,i ,1 - I. 0 in. 01 w h; h mil-' t- 1
, - un.. f tit up " th "tisiiuip I ii "'
i.. -t; i-1'- W.th mi: .'(t.-rm his m'
er w - i inn - .iff. .f J t un '.-i g mil h
II' I l : iifk' 111 fOlt 'If ee I 01
A ft es -li' ni-ti' ! y ', .plug
,ni .t,g s,,m. .f -h. 1 ng- . "pi l.'it-i-
.'s ,' 'h- 1 . k 'f e ' -P "l-n "I t '
I, ,,f th- I- i-l.ng lake p' . in- T'.i-
,' -r. s , ! I in- I. II- ll,.' 1 . g 'il "I
ii... 111 . in ilng il s'. k .f 1 ,- I ' -i
m
I.' i. ' -li'' i s. tun i : - ii. i: i.-i :
Iu. i by (Its an I ' uul
ve .f th -ff-. I upon 'h in "'
I i a ...li. v
h-
l.v
I TltKI-ll ;i KltSMIiNT :
Itlel-TS
f. - Tie
. 'i NST N'TINi 'IM.i:. Jul!
'I'nik -Ii govirnm'Tit his atbi i.rlv i -fus.-1
-., p-rnut th 'ii- k ;u.i li-n t"
iso Smyrn i. Sal ml.'i at; I M un:
l.l-'S
iiKsTitr'Tivi-; i;pi.i iSMN
I! VTI ' M. .l ily -An ''X,'! .si ei "f
. ii ,, un t.el-i v w I ecke.l a par! .if 'li
en, Th loss f l.fe mi pf ip- I v is
ii lag-.
WIIF.AT MAI'.KKT
PultTLA.Nl, July .V-Wh a . Willi
A' ill. i. .".''( '.i .
T.V OMA. July .."..--Wheal, bill' : -in.
,.; riuii, ra;.
SAX Fit A VMS' , July --Wh-u'.
inilur, IUI; cash, l'X.
'III('A;. July 2.".. Wheat. H pt-rn-...r,
iiiienlng, 71; i-losli-g, 7I.
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
When people are contemplating
trip, whether on business or pleasure,
I hey naturally want the bet service
obtainable aa far as ipeed, comfoYt and
safety is concerned. Employes of the
WIHCONSIN CENTRAL LINKS are
laid to serve the public and our trains
art operated ao aa to make cloae con
nections with dlverflaf lltiea at all
Junction points.
Pullman Palace Bleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains.
Dlrlni car service uneicelled. Meala
served a la carte.
In order to obtain the flrit-claaa ier
vlce. ask the ticket agent to aell you
a ticket over
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will make direct connection
at Bt. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
all points East;
For any further Information call un
any ticket Brent or correspond with
JAB. C. POND, Oen. Paaa. Af't..
or JAB. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. Wli.
Oeawal Agent.
THE CHICAGO ft NORTHWESTERN
RJULWAT.
GO EAST
VIA
SHORTEST ANO QUICKEST LINK
TO
Si.Taul. iiiliiili.Miiiiii'Htnlisl'liii'iii;i
and A I I'oliils I'laat.
HAII.Y TUAISS. FAST TIMK; RICH
VP i: AMI Si'KXKltY UN
KgllAI.KU. Through Palace -! TmirHl Hlfpra,
1'iilng nmi Niffrt Humklllg
Library Car.
Tickets to points Fast via Portland
snd the Crent Northern Hr., oa salt
at f ! N. Tlck.H (lilies. Astoria,
or ilreot Northern Tlckut Offlos
I j j TIIIMi 5IKI in,
PnllTIMND.
For ru. folders and full Informa
tion regarding r.asisrn tnp, c.i on or
a l ltvss.
A H l". PICNNISTON.
I'ltv P. and Ticket Agent Portland
li
Travel
UXURIOUS
The ' Xorthn estrrn I,lmlte,l" trains,
I. '. trio lighted throughout, both Insltls
ml out. and liiii luslsd. ar Willi,
mt eiee.ii,in. the tinrsi Irnlus In th
ti , Hid Tin y inbely the latest, nrnrrst
und best Id-aa f"r infort. convrnlenca
and luxury ricr offered the (raveling
public, and altufether ar Ihe mast
omplfte n4 splfinHd ppiductlon of the
ear builders' art.
These Splendid Truli-a
CollllCCl With
The ('rent Northern
The Northern I'ailflc ind
The Canadian IVIfL'
AT ST PAPI, FOIt
Ch'CAtiO and the l!AST.
Xo ritrii charge for thea saiperlif
acoomnioilatlana and all cla-wea of tick
ets are aval nble fur pajwar n lbs
famous "Noi thweatern IJml4." All
trains mi this line ars pratrctiil ly tb
Interla. king Wloek Hyatem.
W II M K A I II. U PISI.ER.
leneral AgTtt Traveling Ag'l.
Portland. (r.
A familiar inline for the Chicago.
I .mi w uiik'i" nt. i aui iiiiway. ruuwm
ili ovr the rnton as ihe Ureal Hallway
running the "Pioneer Limited" Irani
every flav and n ght between Hi. Paul
anl fin situ, and i 'ma ha and Chleago.
The only jierfecl train In the worK."
I'tiibTtitunJ. i 'I'liiiectiotia ara made
with nil transcontinental lines, securing
in p.iss.'iigers th" beat service known.
Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam
h".i. of a vr ty i-pialed by no otlw.
ll is
See Hint your ticket reads via "The
Milwaukee" when going lo any point
In the fulled States or Canada. All
ti, -k,-i agents sen them.
For ra1' ". pamphlets or other Infor
mation, midreaa
J W. I'ASKY C. J. KIUr.
Trav, Pisa. Agt.. Oen. Ag'
Portlasd. (iri'fin Portland, Or.
IT
VIA
O , uw s i ,,n vs.
I Ii'pot. Fifth ind
l.eiive I I Slreeta
Arrive
I iverUnd Fxpreaa
I rulna for Halern,
Kasshurg, Aah
lu no). Sacramento.
,;W p m i igd.'ii. Sun Fran-
J 15 a m
clncti. Mojiive lxn
Angeles, KI Paao,
S:.1U a nil New ( irb-nna mid
7:00 p.m
the Kaat.
At Woojburn
(dally i xcipt Sun
lavl. marnlnir
irulii cntinecta with
I triiin for Mt. An
! gei, Sllverton.
I It r o w ii s v I 1 1 e,
Springfield, and
Natron, and even
ing train for Mt.
Angel and Hllver
ton. Corvallla puaen
aer. !7:M a.m
5: BO p.m
8:2f.a.m
Iil .i0 p.ml Hberldan panaen
I Kr.
Ially. Urmlly excett fluna'ay.
Iteaate tlrketa on aale between Port
latid, kiiicramenta and Han Franclaco.
Net rates 7 flrst claaa and IU lecond
class. Including aleeper.
Hatea and ticket to Eastern palntf
aiwl F.ureae. Alse Jaaan, China, Hono
lulu and Australia. 'an be obtained
from J. H. Klrkland, Ticket Afent, 134
Third Htreet.
YAMIIIM, DIVISION. v
PllKMi'llg-r depot foot of Jefferson PI
l.ave for Onweg,, ilnlly nt 7:20, IM
a. m.; 12:30. I:r. 3:25, 6:15, 8:25, :(i
11:30 p. rn. mid U.OO p. m. on Hunday
only. Arrive nt Portland dully at t.lS.
H:?,i, 10:r,0 a. m.; 1:35, 3:15, ':3, 8:20,
7 40, 10:(Ki p. m.; 12:40 a. rn. ibilly except
Mod. lav; H:.'IU and 10:46 a. m. n Hun
daya only.
Ia-hvk for Diillna dally except flun
ilay at 4:30 p. rn. Arrive at Portland
at 9:30 a. m.
Paaa-nger train leavea Palha for
Alrlee Mondaya, Wedneadaya nnd Frl
dava ai 2:4ii p. m. Heturna Tuesday",
Thnradayg and Haturdayi.
Kxcapt Hunday.
II. KOBHLICR, Manager.
C. II. MARK HAM,
Oen. Frt. and I'aM. A'.
NiiTli'F. Ih'lt PriH.U?ATHN.
Nolloe .
In nil eu. llull llle Coin.
; he i 'ID of A'loi l, baa
. il e l IIS llelel lllUiall HI
. . null II. I ll ill ill II III
i i laid out Ulil nv ol'l-
moil I'l'ii-i. il "f
liV resolll I 'il I
and mi". ill "i
Adali'a Ait M i
, I hi ,,.lin 11
is A I Ut s I'.'i i
the ll u ll' a! -
llli' llll' t K ll m
;H:li sti'i-i't I fi '
high Miller in o
i i ind K'lieiiilly kit nv
e I 'ti I Aalol'.il, fl 'lll
.i ii. i of (lie ol inning ill
,f 1 1 ii i iii ul eiiu.i llh
I II I " I e.'l lo ill .lliial )
I, II lllr HII nil, .1,. of
i.i w I ll il In un i ill illi
I he i Siluiiil'ln i '
i-outieol'i'it w.th
n uiie running fi oin
till' east Mil
fi Kinet iIiioukIi a ' I
no miming t li i u u li
., V it 'i la mid o.iiiii. cl
t i i n r ti ti ii Ict i( fi'iii
i high !! mark
: !..- o i.c a ruoli'.l as
:,.- i-iuiiiig hi in . imia
i a i I he urn ihoast cor
,- if II, lllis, Ol n ''ll le
l. ll II ll il Blli'i'l to
i nk mi the south
no ui i li rr, un ihs rs
' mid niI; ui nf au.l
I 1 1 el 1 1 ill.vln i'ell,.
-I le of 35tlt slice! I.i
' io't way luiinuig
ih.ltl lw l ulloll noted
i shall be recotll.
n ' In I'Uns and aie,'t
in- pi mured by (lie
In I e.llllf O-r pl oVl'b'.l
ins; i iioIinI of good,
oi Hi lumber 3 Inches
n. he Lie. all I Iho
e ; nlle I mil e and 3
! . i and tli inly in
ii 1 ei.rpi thr lateral
te .. K I- an I thr same
1 1 loh'otber rVrly l
0 ii li lonlier Mil. I
., i a 'i1 In tna'trr , f
t . '.lie plana and
'. ; :o be prepare!
as In lemaft, r ,1;.
! i("-:ise ,.f mailing
o I -1 1 llll sti .1,1 Pr ,le .
i i-e,,iuei: np" Iho
' -' - , 1,,'ni (lie. I In ill,,
, I i.u a.-i i.r loin t i
:, -ill !, to lands and
n. ludiM lllitn a
'iiii m hi. It -il I
be l"'s. landi and
1 I 'I s.lld lllU-l ol .'
i -11- l to ilef I , y the
- -i 1 I'- if. III h al-
. '-i'l i . ! a f 'l oni
along til- all'
10. s k I -' li A I
lug ii oh Un'
11. n ri-. n.i m i
on tilth nine:
Said ill. on i
to , Xti'il I f:
III the Adair ,1
nor of .he . i
an I sal I I h
to a. ild hUh i
Htli't I' of I , I
In
I lltlllio Kl I li
.H ll ill -lO ill I h
lug fi'iui tin- a'
ami ttlloilHll '.he
throiiKb Phs k I.'
Ilpoll Sued Ki.ll'
lll ll lnl tllelef I
IliVltloltn Ihelif I
'111 Sill 1 .1 T I-
Maid drum : i t h
Motinil red or -is
In (hli km Py 1
.tnin sh.ill h. '
f.'.-t ll.gtl. .".:
be ld-1 III Itn' k'l'
rtinnmh' ttii' iih'1
shall ! tli mii ! -fee
ith .- on h !
drain .'i.ill h-
detail ao. "I I Ilk"
"pecilli fl "i, Ih,
bv the i'- y Suri.
reeti
Till', the e ' I
and . ,-t!:i u- 'f'k
f r.t i - I !-1 i .-, I
; .:, i hi : i ir
-, .nit: a. :. i '
Ihe belli tl'l !
lu.-uii. -s a. - n
-p.. Ul .in. -i-i.
lo.lI I. t I 1 I h s
pi ellll-S s 1, 11 - f '
U-O'lit .tll.l 1 I
Cists till I el - '
spei ,1 u.-ii- .iiMr '
to-wl!
t'liiitttieiieiiig a.
"f bl. .ok 3' a I
a! -ng the a i' :
!" I. he n,ii:',.i ;
t belli e ixin' .
bl". ks II a 1 1. :
..f bl... k l. th. '.
eat c.iin-r -f t-i
' be II. . I thw es; i I
'htiioi' i.ortti th
block J." I" the II
3 III bl.H k t.i.n
hr northwest corner
' it " ttifllee a mth
'. nt s ks 14 un U
' ''! "f bt '. k It.
i: ': ..nth totes f
fi. a oii;;i, oott ci,i lie.
e i th to tho ll.itlll.
i k 4.'. theiie,. ttrat la
o i "f .of 3 III bl s k
ir iik!i the mid l: . f
i .i : !. ii est .lr-ier of b't
t .- unit to the i lace nf
in i (ilng all of nl.s k a
' and thr art: of
liegltllllllg 11 I
41 and J an I
block 3.' a:t In 'In:
Astoria as !a d i
I ,hn A I itr I k
Ad.iir's P-i" -f I';
ooimty, i r. g m 1 1
or has ihtii 1 i. . .-
.tb th- Audi . i i'
inao-s of ilie i -i'u
out of the ihty nf
t m l record.' I by
it. r itlv known as
, Astoria, t'lata ,p
it th" it) Murn
1 - M'lHIr .l. lli?
I I' ;.. r Jud(! rati.
I 1 i- I p'-nses of I nil
i em -nt an I spec
; I m.rk
pn ipsh I In Hi
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' si oi of the (' '111.
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i I.u r la y. 1
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by the ( lly
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pl.nlsi.ns nf
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PRAEL & COOK
TRANSI lik COMPANY
Telephone 221.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Ootida Khlt.ped to our Cam
Will Itecclvi. Hpcclni Attention.
No. 5.18 Dttane St.,
Aitorla, Ore.
W. J. COOK, Mgr.
H. . Tel. 1131.
J.A. FASTABEND
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