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THE MOKMXG ASTOKIAN. SATIKIUY. VHU'ST 10. I01
J10SQUIT0S TO
BE EXTERMINATED
Plans of New York Health Officer
Are Successful.
removable and Immovable in the two
colonies."
The preliminary e n respondc-ve shows
that the proclamation is based upon the
suggestions which the government of
Natal forwarded ;o Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain July tth, aod that the .Hie
September IS was recommended by le'rd
Milner.
LIMA OIL WILL BE USED
Spread ol Malarial Fever oa S.atta IslmJ
Believed to Be Cansed by Tbe
Pet - Eiperlmenta to Be
Made.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.Vr. A. H. D
ty. af:r this week, will leave mechan
ical operations to abate tho pes. of mos
oultixa on Staten Island to the city au
thorities, says the Time. Hut In view
of the demand on his tim,. a a state
health officer and the success he has
baJ la his work he has deckled ;o lim
it all operations outside the laboratory
of the quarantine.
I have, said Dr. Doty, "succeeded
beyond my expectations and as the work
U a labor of love, I prefer that the
proper authorises take up my burden.
I have proved that lima oil will destroy
mosquitoes in their larval and matured
state and that anopheles, which spread
malaria, exist on Staten island ani have
caught this culex In a house where there
are several cases of malarial fever of a
tevere type.
"'I have als.t pointed out that lima
oil may be used with success on the
breeding places of the cuiiocldae. bu:
at the same time I have contended
that the right way to go about it !s to
drain or fill up such breeding places.
"All that there is to be done now ti
elinch the association of malaria with
tiophles I? to fin i the same plasodlum
or germ in the Insects capture-! at Con
cord as may be found in the blood of the
person who suffer from malaria there.
This Is the scientific end of it. I shall
follow this up a: the quarantine laboratory."
SFIT IXVOl.VKS MILLIONS.
Flnghamton Woman Sties to K v.
Largo Two; of N'.ov York Kei'ty.
NKW YOKK. Aug. . -Kobe coa Ann
MelVnal I, of ninghamton, N. Y
said to be prepiring io entT suit to re
cover property !:i the city :tv :ilir of
which is estimated .1: $nV..VV'.VO. Two
EFFECT MI SERIOUS
RITOKTSOF DAM V(.F. TO CORN
('KOI' KX.V(itil'.KATFl).
I'miMially Heavy Murvot in All
the States Which Have Hecn
Affected by Drouth.
NKW YOilK, Aug. $ -Th J-urtul of
Comim'tve has collected opinions from
the leading bank otnV'als and (lie prom
mom dry go vis and grverv house .f
hwndr'.t and eighty property owner are j ;h , w.s; tending to show that bu.ol.vo
ALL AGREED ON TARIFF.
IVtails of the Arrangement for Signing
of Protocol.
WASHINGTON, Aug. !.-The follow
ing exact statement of certain phases
of the Chinese negotiations is given from
authoritative sources !n order to cor
rect some misippp-hension which has
rrisen from published reports aj ;o rhe
possible causes of delay In signing rhe
protocol at Pekin.
All the negotiators are agreed on the
tariff mat;er. The present ad valorem
tariff is to be converted into a specific
tariff at the average rat's of th pres
ent treaty tiriff, five per centum, ef
fective and articles now on the free list
are to be included in the new specific
schedule. The details of this arrange
ment are to be left to a special com
mission, to sit hereafter, probably at
Shanghai.
The details of the arrangement for
tbe prohibition of the importation of fire
arms, munitions and materials for their j
manufacture were settled some months
ago. They provided for the seizure by
the foreign warships, of any Chinese
or forig:i ships entering Chinese wat
ers with the prohibited ar'.lcles on b -ar 1
and also for such steps as each of the
several foreign government may dem
it ppiper or b- in a position n tak.
in ord?r to prohibl- the exportati m '
arms anl supplier fr :n th-ir respecdve
countries to China.
The state department is not officially
advised of the provisions of an amend
ment to the article of protocol which
Is reported to have t-e-n introduced re
cently but its object would s-m to be
to require the "h'n-s- authorities t' ac
tively co-ope;-at; in enforcing the pro
hibition, which the Chinese negotiators
have alreidv adopted In principle.
said :,i oe Inv.lvex1.
The c!a :11s will be nu 1 under the w ill
of J.uvb T. Anton, who died In ISoJ
H owned what was then kti-'w.i a the
Ard.n farm, situat.sl .n :h, fas: side of
Manhattan Island. At that time I: w is
wild land but is now situate', in th-- cen
ter of the m 'st populous u; town .!'.
trie: of New York.
Jacob Ar.iti left a 111 leaving hi
property to his only son. Jacob S. Ar
den. but provided in the w ;!! that In
the even: his .n lied wit.i u: use the
prcevrtv sh gi 1,1 John Summers,
h's nephew. I; is avr:el that J hn
Summers . !.! h c ntlngen: claim :
Jacob S. Art'n f r and believing
thi: h- had thus purcha-1 the rich: o j
disp sc of the projvrty. J.i. b Aolcn 1
i:l s-i Nf he li.oj 1 bachelor. I: is
m this isue that :h- ,'l.nn of R tweca 1
Ann MoIVn-ild is b.u.'d. She claims t j
tv a era 1 1 luuh' r of Jacob At lei. j
RACE FOR CtT PHFKNPFir.S
Atlantic Yacht Club Offers a Tree-ny f .
the Thr-v Rnvs.
It.tercsts have no; been seriously affect
. I i: tha; section as a result of dam
age to corn by drouth ill .he Mate of
K.msis. Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska
The np'its In question, the Journal
of C !u:n. ice nays, will ,rov s-rnething
. : .1 s,ir;M i-.' ex !alne 1 bv tne fact
j tii.it t; i sener illy b 'HcvaI that the 1 f
jlects of dvotitti upon corn, specl.iilv
::i e iorar,ir.i wniie ;;ie irou h was
, fu'i swing, w 1 uorv or less xag
p rate I.
Ooiitinumg. he Journal of Commorce
s ;ys:
"The , ffse-s are quttf sum -roils and
imp i tan:. A-n n,- them nny be men
ti 'ited tho u r.Kuilly lu avy harvest of
w n:-T wheat in all :he stat-s In iu s
t '.. This has alr.ady been s.vurM
and is oot a mat:,-,- ot v-onjivtur-. Agi.n
there is tii- larg.- producti.vi of iav .ml
in conr,cctl in with ihd;. icay be t ,
the luge f t.k- crej . in -.uv being
plantol. whl'h ire a i;uara itee that the
.'armor wi'l be able ;o carry their stock
cattle :hruh n gir lless of tneM.rnige
to an I h.gh price of corn."
NEW YORK. Aug .-The r-gat a
emmittee of the Atlantic Yacht Club
has announced :ha; the club will off. r
a trophy fir a race off Sea C,a. Nor
ton's point, between the yachts Colum
bia. Constitution and Independence. L
is :h? des:re of :he committee that the
o-intest shall tak place after the club's
cruise In September.
The course will be on of two whl h
may be decided up. in bv the owners of
tie b:g yu-hts. either frm Sea Gate ;o
the Sa-nly Hook lightshrp a-d r:n
or an outside triangular course of thlr-
tv miles w Ith a :n mile s'ret 'h to a -h '
1. j
The club Is anxious to bring about '
the meeting between the big boats be- i
fore the international yacht races.
TAKEN FiR AN ANARCHIST.
iRRA7.Il.IAX TRADE CONDITIONS.
i Prominent Planter Buys I-Uge rons:gn
j men: of Maohim-ry 'n Amerlci.
I NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-J. S. Mllo. of
Sin Pulo. Ilraiil. a relative of rr-sl-d-nt
Manoel Ferrai de Camp. Salles
of Rrai:!. lias Just sailed for Rio de
Jan-ir 1 on the steamer Hevlius. Mr.
M 1I iji a representative of the Agri
cultural Aso-u'lon of Hratll In :h Iti-ter-s:
of which he made an .x.e .s.ve
tour of this country. His purpose prin
cipally was to purchase agricultural ma
chinery f r use on the coffee plantations.
The planters, he iid, are greatly in
ne I of improved implements, particu
larly fr the cleaning an.) weeding if
coff-.. M idt-rn sugar machinery s i!o
n.e I-!.
"I have purchase I many thousand d t-
S in cs-Oum.'ti: w is not Inn :, but o.dy
h s aslonishiiig coolu, sae hlin from
d.at i. In fact, lHiinout was tnilnli. ly
c.,il. r tbrtn the thoii-a;ul that nulckh
1 oiirroundcd I1I11. Ao soon ho found
b ins If saf,. he asked for a cigarette
which he 111.
"I'rlnc,. Potupirie. l loiitcua.it N l
11:1 1 other skilful acionaut hive no1,
I. t f liili In the ball.ion'H ultimate sue-,e-s
because they perfectly iiudcistand
t'le c.ui'e of 1 ie accident to it - :liv- fall
U e of the m tor pump air to !1 the
ini.cr bill. mii s i as to c 'ini'ensat,. f.r
th.' g is which had escape and so ke.-o
the g: .1: bail oit intlit.il tail. Who;
the o;,.n f, In a tl.ibby w.n the screw
began to cut the onsp.'ns.u mi', ,ui I
the only elunoo !,f: t. Mr Muinon;
was to s'oo the macliin.' anl dr. ft with
the wind.
M li'titM'h was much gloomier thi!
li s pv.iHHi franc ha I 110. b, c won Mian
w is Pumoii; over the accident. Said
th d oior of th,. pila iniich-d::ur'd'
"I have feared that an .icc'.len: would
lui'P'll 10 Mom,, o-i ' ot-lviiig ' j nil my
pr.je. J hue wished to r. tlr,. bus the
c -inii.t'e Mil I c n I . I n it honor io!v
do so, S I remain llu certainly tho
com so shoiil.l lie changed so .is to es
cap' the danger of filling into Tans."
I is exp.vtc I that 1 'pail t ihe l al
!ocn wit: cos; ;..i,'Hy f.A U, xi Santo.
I'linio'i: my it win be r.-ady on Sep
1. and that be will mak, an-of'-:-
trill l-ef.re S p.emivr 1. w beti
the coinpe'i.;,,,; ,-loseo f t
I'ANAMX RIlltKLS IMll.AY TIUIN
Four i?.n.'rptn 11; ntll.i.ils V'.-r Knot
b'y 1 I n t.' I tr 'in -h C Meh s
mi lllltOKill HlillKil
TRAIN ON SIM Mil UN I'At II IC
Mi l IS At t lll Nl .
Intire Iran I'lnnttco Into lake
Havuii Hut Nn l.ieo Vie
I wt.
cilb'A. ;i 1. aiu ; -p , a: : 1 the
Record-1 lot 1! I ft. nil i,.il st n. T.xio.
a s
A d.p it h lioin S.i I'm. a s th
oouth-liouiid Sout.'o r . I aemc passen
ger tia'n from lle.iiinioir. ! Sa'iin . fell
through the bridge o - K -t.'i Like
R.iieii, -i.'v 'n m.; , n'ttti of iii.r. i-t.i-
y.'rr..iy Th.- ent.ie :ril: was preci
pitate t int.. t.ie b.iiou ainios; s. liking
oil! of sight.
Thirty pt-wenge,, ,r,. aboard and
hil l It no: been f..r ttn, tns I'.uiiest be
ing anchored ue.i:b ii;i:i a twtung p.ir.
'V a'ooard. :h.- woo l hai pei ;i.-
in the water
The III -rn'. TO -f ;'l 'I-0
the crew of 111' ,u l-.i
.ng lire, ieldi'iu "laying more Hull
f'- 111 initio in any - ty.
Hevniai oih r -nen ,u'rt undi'r upli Ion
mm mi,, named IVvt l.aieu Inis b.
I i; uloJ. . mil I,,. .Xl
id today, A:iolhr 11 m inuler suspicion
"aid to h.ixo ratio I at in,. i i.ie
company it CMck.-lt for pi.k.gvo ml
'"""''i to winters. Hill mother mi"
mIioiii Hi,. d liv,lye mve lliell' ry
l M l have eec.-iitly carried package.
to lutein' cabin.
IVl-r Iionallsin, a fn-ud of Wliiici
U"l n lliploye of the woiks, Is il
(1 I'e closely questioned today by Hie
dee.tUos. Fifty llle.i will go to woik
loiiuy Kiiiiilng along t10 boitom of idc
i'.iniuliiog Ktriiu in in,, hum- of ,k:
nig Hid MOM 'Hi,. ,(., leu gold Is III
bather packs mil should Hie -.n. h
1 lupps-.i a.io t'oni l U beii.iel
thai they may (, . , ., inwhlti
another ai ty nil c'liiiinie 10 dig ,ib"ii
Winteia' cn'iln and In the hills.
siiii-nrii.iiix.i vursr
will in: '.ai N' mkh
I'rimin Will 1I1,. Leading Finn anl
I tie Capital Will II ii'.,mi mo.)
, lars worth of American machinery,"
New Jersey Councilman Has an Fnex-1 M;j M. M -lio, "Some 0' these have
: J Experience In Holland. never been seen In Hrazll. The plan-
t-rs h
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-W r has b.--n
rcelvl at Piainfi-bJ. N. J.. regarding
Public experience that Coun-llman
Yonhorw-rJe , ,,f that city had in H !
Ian !. wh-re he is on a visit. I; was
while arempting se- Qu Willi-),
mina that he gi Into trouble.
He was aecost-d by ome of
guards of the court, who, it is si: I
rjgarJed Mr. Vonhornerdn wi:h sus-
cion anl t''k iilm for an an.irehN-.
H- trie.J -xolain but to no purrm-.
The guirds pined him und-r arr-s; anl
he was tak'-n bef.,re a maeis r.i!". As
s -r. as th- prisoner g..: an o!'r'"rtun tv
satisfa eir.'y xpl.u-i-1 his .1 I its
and was r--!eis-.
alr-aly do a large husin-'ss
with
th" I'nited States, desire to in-
cr.M' their trade with this country.
Tliey have hem-ver a serious drawback
t this. It Is the absence of an Am-'rl-.an
bank in Hrazll. The -'srabHshmrnt
f an Am-rioan bank l.i ltrazil would
:ti. re.is., trade w ith the I'n.t" I S:at--s
th! e fold."
RI'ni'ER TRADE PI'.OSPECTS.
P'.r s From Brazil In llcate a Larg
In r-is. th" Aerual Crop.
APPKAL TO ".-lU FlCilM IN.
th:;eatenet5 with ranishment
K;ti'h-?n-r Calls on All' to Surr-nJ-r on
S-ptember lj'.h.
LONDON, Aug. 9 A parliamentary
paper has b'en issued rontainlng th
procNmation Issued by Lord Kii'h-n -r
Au?'js'. T in accordan'-e with instruc
tions from the imperial gover.tm'-nt, 'he
governments of Cap- Colony and Na
tal Concurring. The proclamation wiys:
"All comman lant-, field c'r-:.et. and
lea li.rs of armed bands, being' burgh-rs
of the late republic and s.lll engaged
in r- sis. In? his maj-sty's f.rcs wheth
er in the Orar.ge Colony, the Tnnsvaal
cr e'h-r portions ! his maj -sty's SoU'h
Ativan dominions and all m-rnb-rs of
th- la.'.- gov.-rnn.ents of the Oratig
Fr- State and Transvail. unle-s they
surr.-iid.r bef.ire S-p.enb-r 15, b" pe r
manently banishel from South Afn -i.
"The cos; of main:-' nain of f mili-s
of the burgh-rs i.i tiie lield who ha; 0
nut surrenderee, by S"p: mb'.-r 1. s-b.-.I;
be r-coverable from su' h burg-fe-rs i.-ci
shall he a charge tliem th ir pr--P-r:y.
Snk- rs A-k That only I'n. n Men R.
Em pi ,f 1 on Chur h -s.
NEW YORK. Aug. ?.-A commit;...
oas b-en app 'ln; -l bv '.he Rail lin,
Tre 1 -s Unions to wait upon Ar hhish" 1
Corrigan .vith the re.tu.;-s: tha:
he ue his infltifn" wl'h the ,n
ractors on the ext-n.-ljti to St. I'.it
r 1 k's Catht-dril ,,n F:f:h aveaue ; 1 pre
vent the -mploym-nt of non-union
w irkm' n.
Complaints have l--n mi le that n t,
uni p-i men r-ick'JrilJr. . nin'-r.s and
blacksmiths are a; work. Similar r-ii-t
will b preesn;. ' shot V ,
or. w.. a .--girl :., -h" n--w Kpi.-.-opal
I'a'h-dri! of St. John the Divine. Th"
'.'-legates say 'h'-y b-ll-v- the matt-r
1 m b- sf'tl-'-d wi:hour ar.y r-sor; to 1
't;ik.
NEW Y'RK. Aug J.-The J urnal
' ''"mil r v says:
It t.or's fr m Hrazll indicate that the
'joo .k for rul-t.-f is a sir 'ig .,n-. Th
' !lial r p no.i n ll-ig amounts to 27.
','' ; it s. w hich, compared vlth IS!W-lHf)
-V us in m r as-- .f 3 T.l per cent, chi.-f-
-.rrp " 1 f i'-ruvlan.
An iiiivs. ,, ;h- priluctlon by plac-
s ' :h- r ! 1 :i i.i.iwi ,hat 'iie 1 iw-
- Am iz 01 is n d- rejse, the upper Am
7. n :i' nor 'i t! and Peru Increased
'ii- pr-'dii "i : ".1 ?. large scale ,s com
I ar- 1 ;!;'n 11' U'iu" yeirs.
Th- co'.sunip-..,n ,,f the worU is a
I res-r.t about 4.V1O tons monthly. Th'
rid s pr hi. tion is tons.
N'lW Yi ' I! K . Aug - V li-p i'ch 1 .
the Iteral! from I'.ni.inii Kiie- f,.l
! nw acc mn. of the Miami- r ,n which
the P.naina r.iil.viv r 1 ti was 'pp.- I
t v lei .hit: , .;: at Ma; ichin s ..:!. n
The train which toft Pan.i-ii 1 for '..
Ion on Tuesday moin.ng last was h"l I
up a- .Ma a.hin ..titi-.n b.rf an h oir
bv a bail of revolutionists. Tw.ny
tive irm-d men b -ar I I the train an I
abducted four governnien- .t'-iala They
d.d r.o. tlr-' 3 y "h !s or i.'.juic ; ti e i.til
w ay om; l s en timers
On the irain were p iss 'r.gers '11 1 nit
f'r N-w York by "ie st-imshp Fi
nance. There were also on hoard four
n S s-.-rs of Ch.ir-v who rec. ntlv ar
rive) from I'nuo.i anl sever.r o her wo
men. Aft--- s J 14 ., ,. wniMlellt f-
flolils th.- r 'volutl mists we-.; 11 the dl
rec lon ,,f Kmpir,. ti'on. Th- ir pres
ent w h-re ibonts are not know n.
Dr Ark -n 1. s-, pvary of he g 1 em
inent in P.inami, ha.s now irrang I 1
that -v ". : -s.- .g ; ;.'.u I ig Pan-
tuna and Colon .hill lie KUirl'l by ,"
soldi-rs for the prote-ti mi ..f r.i'sen
gers and to Insure fr.-- -ranslt. This
pr.Kv-lur- w l! be follow.. I .lnK j
th' Paninia Riilway '' tnp.iny d-.-mi
I: necessary. 1
Ni further tn'i'il has tak-'n pla-v on '
the riilw .v 'Ine. T-atll- t g ing on in !
a normal way.
It is r i'T'' 1 the lio government s-.l. :
di-rs w.l! arr.v tr :,i I'.iien.i V iitur '
next -. k : r-inf-i.-c- .h Nthmuo
troops 1
rescue of ;:i ,
through tne
the p.lsseng.
T. S Su:'.
pe.'i.r. ail
0:1. s hurt an
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Wl h th- c...s i:.-
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press,- 1 e ;
shook th-ir h".i 1.
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tlmat", but be g
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l'r.'.'.lue n
,:i ling mip
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greatly fi
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g li b I .10 11
l-cliii.. an I f il
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in- 1 an ir.tl-'
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of pat " mi
in -upa'tii
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il.-rtni- .M mina. lui.-is Fay,,, th.. S
Tariff It ii Agilnor Am- r. a.
'f
TROTTING KINOS RACK.
f 1 "r ' 'us Talks of 'he Rao.
With The Abbott.
INSCRAN' K Cri.MI'ANIKS JOIN.
mx Assijra ie,. Take dv
Ii ith of Liri lon.
A'i.H
N1HV YORK. Aug. .-a p-'.lal .- :
bl- to the Jmrm of -iinm-r'-.- fr-.tn
Lond n dn.n ,un"-s that th Pho-'-.nix
ijran.- company of L.ndon i.-ik--- ov: i
".- Atlas Assuta.'-e c.mpany of Lou-
'ion mi ih.i: Simij-1 .1. Pipkin, g .t-m! ,
innn.ft-r ui'l . r-'-tary of the Aria- of
I. n 1 on. has b-en el-ct-.l g-n-r.il tn.in-I
:u r of 'he I'noen'x, sue -dit.g rh l it-:
!'-: Ii. M'Donal! j
In It'"') ;h- lif- premiums of th- A'-
;,s .',.r- f71'si .,;) ih: lire ;,:.-mlu.T,e ;
iiio. ,.f v.hi-h $T.1l.i wa t:i. u '
:;.- I": it"d States. ' !
P'OC'IFiKUKPSlK. N. Y.. Aug. 9.-.rg-
K'ep-h im, owner of CreiMteus, be
i;' i-k 1 whi: ho though: of the chan
' -s if th 1 ' hoM.. in the contest with The
A '!)". r-pl.-d:
"Wry. I have every right to think
''" '.'its. e.Ili ..In of course. In saying
!..s, li,,w'.,r I rp) not mean to be u-i-'".-:
," us ,.,! i;g Th.- Abbott cheap.
Il- is a wond-rfu! animal a.-id a spl'n
' ! r.f" i, ,rs-.
-X igg--rati.n to say 'ne cn
it R. ifh'o n Pe-ah roxt Thur4l.iy
lv pro Inc.- th- thre.; fast
!.,) '.v.-r- evr re. ".r...l in
;i! p-
I! 1
1 FAITH IN Dt'MONT.
l'-li-v the Young Itriziliui
Will Ye; Suciei-I.
Hllltl. IN. Aug fi A: 1 ri
M uiiif.i. tiir i s IV. ,n .' h- D;s'rict
C.,1 og:i.-. a r -solution was adopted d
' Piling that an ',...,,.. ,, . n,.tt
tir.ff lull won! I b- likely : 1 lie r .ue the
pr si' 'i ity of the .igrl niPiiri-ts.
Th- manuf 1. oiiri-'s. howy:. .!'. d-d
to urg.. th- gov rnrnetit str . gly tak"
sutli. i-n- pr t..,. measure nga.tis.
th- ;, ,, nfm ,. ,m...o:'j ,,( Aim-nra
i
i'PIMSi-1 IP'OI'S DIPLOMAS.
lientists in Nitl .n.il Convention App .Int
I'ommitt-e t Fight Th.-m.
MILWAI'KKK. Aug. S-Th,. N t : I .n il
Association of D-n'ists hits passe I a
resolution for the apoin m-nt of a com
mittee on ways and m.-ans in light no-iall-d
"bogus diploma mills."
This I'-gisiailoii is In l:n.. with th"
work niapp-'l out bv :h National Ass,,,
(nation of D-ntal F.x iniln-rs and the
National Assocl itlon of T-nnil Faculties.
fJIRL 'A.MPI1US PuISsiNKD.
Sud l-nly Tik-n III Afi-r K a
-d li-ef.
ing 1 'orn-
!:p V'L'-
I'llAMI'ii iNS .I i-1 ilT I N 1
I-1 T
IL WO.!
Economical soap is one
that a touch of cleanses.
Pears' shaving soap is
the best in all the world.
All torn of people um Ptr' tntp, all surtt
(tofct Mil it, especially drufguu.
Th-
I.-'i b-r.s f .r h- National
II m i s arid 11 c.v Th S'.
' ,.r('U:
in I.
NilW Y"P.K, Aug. I'-Th- l -:
Vie, en bicyo-4 in the .-.u'.try v.llj in--t
J -MidiSoti Squire 'lii l-n N.nlgh;
- .nip I- for the national cinuit rhim
,'.i .n-hip. Among th3 stai-tent Fchedub-1
are Kra-m -r, T.iylnr, '.'ooe-r, F-nn, M
Farland, 'Jascoyn. Jenkins, Kimble,
N- whause, Fitih-r, IscandT, Coll'-t, Wil
son a id the new istar, v-r Lawson.
The leaders ptand: Kmemar, 27; Tay
lor. .'2; Cooper, 12; Fish-r, 12; F-nn, 11;
Wilson, 7; Lawson, C; Oa.voyne, 5; M--Farlanl,
4; Kimble, 4.
SEW Y'iMK, Aug. ft. A 'lispa'oh to
J.ii'iiO anl Advertiser from Pari
- ' 'ft- follcving idditional details
r - r.-. ti; M. Satitos-Dumont and lh--
n 'rla of j.is airship. All Pari'
- .- '.;! a" only Paris ran be over
M :-' "il '.s-Dumont.
' Tii- Ding... balloon hj become the
; r-0n.1l prl 1- and Joy of Paridians.
They kij(".v 'he whole world was waich
iiirt (v-ry "It-'bt of this ball'jon. So their
'li' P,'i oititmerit was acute, their chjgrin
.ii'.'.o-", tipir excitement overwhelming
wh-n th -y h-id the balloon waa wreck
el. first reports making- It appear that
h- young Krazilian aeronaut had been
kill-d.
"From all over the city people hur-rl-
1 VuV.iiz 'Meh othT the news. Th
i" i !--,t was bad 'nough but not li'-arly
so bid as flrnt flylns rumora had it.
CATSKILL. N Y, Aug. X The girls
sutntri. r 1 ninp ie r- was in a pnnl- today.
Sixty yoUtig wtn ii, mostly resld-nio
of Albiny an I Poiigiik'-iiHie, w-re sud
deniv tak'-n li, d ;pla ing t-ymploms ' f
poisoning.
On Pi(uiry i: ...is 'oiind iha! lh- girls
bad part ik 11 of corned b'.vf, Hot the
r:iW"! van "y. tcwev-r physl' lanH
ay tip y w.ll r-( v-r.
n-w 111. tn
l-gKatl 11
I' M! il-.lng y ..;.- f ;, '
m -11 :.
The Irish nieml.-ts w-r
h r.", -: men tn 'Ii, h a.
iil-'u -h -nf ' ". ! , ., .
a ; r i-tl, nl , -m 01 .' : 1
o- r. M n 1 k T P
- t' at th, Ir . 1.,.
pi -gi-eo !ui .r.g :i. .1
T 1.. Nar .ni' s" s ;,,ii .. 1
at now i 1 w.-ji tl-
Th- N 1 . , : 1 1 - . I .
i 1 01 th- 1 is!..- n:-' n .
n 'I' r 1 .1 . ' h r e.
on 1 bo . ,,f :;i r u,
log 11 n I b c ill . -ig I.-
sol 11 ii, I ri f.o, .in-
1 v fa-' 1- I ' .... : p
-f.- I pi 1 ti, th
ivn pi' lg.-s
Th- lr;..t ii:-iiii,.r 1-
ause of h on,. 1 ii,.. h i.
ips mi I li-.ii- I, .w ing
p-rs rv r 1 . a ,11 Pi
tut! ma! agl; ill 01 a- W
10 purely an 1'isii y e- w
Ii--
' l:'c I .o-
l-'ll.".'i
tl 1 1 " 1
( I. i nl
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o' n !i"
a-1 pru
"! !i l.i
fi :i.l :l. 1 1
-ugh tile
. 'lupa:;-
haps til-
NilW YoltK. Aug 9 Says the J -tii-
' III .llld AdverlUer;
I; 1 repsifted that all the details . . 11
nvb'l wl'h thr pi..p,M.e, uhlpbuill ng
"inbliiatl :i haw- 1 11 arranged ant
ilia; lhP new corp.. rati. ni will tv liuneh
. I 1 1 a f w d iy.
1 . . ...
1; i 11 01 -Tso.o.i innt ., , r ,,,,, .,,
I r.i- I-' ne tne na. Kb m,. of :h,. iru... al.bd
n'i I bv the Newport N-ws 1 '.niipaiiy
11. j Tib' plan .,!,,, includes VI. k 1 1 .hi I
I Maxim iiiier-m nil th,- i, thi 'om
I Ship mid Amur I'lite W ok. o ior
jconc.'ius tlt 4rv t,, (,. in,-li,.,., ac. oi t
I ' pte"li. plans at,. :!i,. t'nlin .. i
o. j Woik ,.f S.i i Francisco. l.i!!i lo.n
i Work" of Ultil. Me ; tl,,. Ihd Win !.i'
Company of Hath. Me., th.- Ci- nl
Shipyard of M! 1 t-i (ii-.it I. N J, The
S inui.'l 1. M '"re Hon, 1 'onipam ef lll:
ali.lh. N J. .111 1 the r.ialu M.imifie
Hiring Company ,,f ra,:,iv;, N J
Th- ti-dule for the lru: 1. ilia!
tile llltlle Will be the "the Fill!',! t a ! .
S!il.bii!l ling I'.iinpiuiy," mid the , ,..;.!
!iti.ui K 'M'.'in, It i said th.. i II
to "f 'ram; Company ! , k will haw
the optl 1 of taking caoli n.-w-n p. i
c-n: pi-f-rr.-il mock.
I'Plllt V 'lACFFH POLITICO
N"T IN riCitKST VKNZFKUV
li : !(:
' I ' 11:1 .f
h is :i; , !
i- eight .
- 1 : Hi:
s ,,1 I "
w n
il I-
The people Do N it A i .1 ,. of Can!
I'lino to 1 iv rthi ., n Colombia
I'lV' lIlK'tlt.
NIIW YoltK. Aug ! The P r: of
Spin, Trl Ibid, correspondent ,.f Ho
ller il I nayo
The oltua Ion b, Ven,u. l.i l line.
Olble lo l-fl le ill letall Tlleie are llo
flutter i.'p.irt.o ,,f Inyaslon. The "tn.
1 1.1U of ihe goy erniii -n! are s l 'iit. Tlin
has been im ee.gitg.-iiien; since July .".1.
Til- pllllil, now ;,e!et-, 'ha; Pte,...,
C iolri Ii .ii - t.i giw- : 1 the press news
FOR HALF..
The C.ilunibli lilyer I'mki'ie Aesocl
alloii bus for sale, (wo eli,Nii.-is mid
launch A .l.'soi ipllon of I ho
Sl li.tnicro folbuy; H. llo..ner "Klllliey"
l.cimth. it Mi, beam, 11.11, il-pili of
ho'd, a III' Hclloolier "llaltle" Lclliill,
II '.1. Ileum, l I': depth ,, ,,, 3 s
OlT.re will bn ifcrlye.l a; llio .'Itlci'
..f Ihe iissoi bill on, Mlii-i'ii full pilillcil
..us may also Im hud
ip' llliNMIINT I'ltOIMSALX
Hlhceof C g M , am uiv.-r l,ii racks.
W mil . Aug t, I'M He.llo-I ptoposns
111 Irlplli mi-, will bq rccelvrd lU'ts until
II ..'clock i. m. August !MI. Il'l. f 'r
fiiiiil'lilng mid dcllveiy at Vaiicouvcr
lian a. k. Wash., I'M Ktainlird nrtUL i y
hoi. Delivery .i coniniciuv within ii'i
.if 1. 1 aiiai l of cuitraci I'ref-r nee iy.
ni p. niiliii.il of domestic production,
..ml lion, and iun!ly mid pi Ice liolng
iipial I' 8 rrwrvr the rlglll to r. Jecl
ni 01 all bids or any pari thereof.
For fuiiher information miv iltcular p
bid lets or Apply to till nrllc llnvelopeo
til .1 ml Hit pr.ipuMta ehould br iimrked;
pi .pi.iin for Aillllety Horses,'' nud
ll.ll.no d .i the llllder!glld.
J W J f its) . g
C. W. BURR DENTIST
Huovwr K Pf, IlcUI.
ili iWtiiorvlal H . A8TOHIA.
TKLHI'IIONIC. ItRtt op
on.
J.A. PASTABENI)
illtNllllAL ,.THACT'll
ami in'ttaieu.
Andrew Asp,
H.j.i lalrr, llidttilti n4 Hor.okr
Fiitnr it.vsh wmtK at
KIIAHi N.UILF. I'ltlCUrl,
' :.. A I 11 tin 'lit on to Ship an 1
iMiiib.it llepJr:ng, iloneral llinck-
ii'.iih ng. I'll it-i.'Uat Hoi s'.
ho-lnf, etc.
CORNER TWELFTH AND DUflNt STS
.1 .10 1
"i a 1 inni!. nn inwimoii in ..rl.r I . pi-llu-
ihe th,. country in. I ..bum supp.'t
of tile tll.l-H
The e,p,, ,ir,. appar-.-iitly no; I t. :.
, I '!! Ill t'. Mill er. Ptesl bnl I'llOr.l
I w I Ii. .ii; 'he hupp Tt .f the j,. ,,1 . w .::
I n b.. ab:,- . le, -l.tr-- war -n i'-. on
' I b,a It'll assist ii.-n-rai I ' 1 1 . -1 ' i ! .,- n
-I.
i ll-, n. s. ,,f t;, -M:
Italf in :
i 'he t ;' . an I
I. n' if.l hi.
i I - .1 11 1 bv
1 ' :.- :- ! gg- !
".g th ois'l-'mlns'-r
'I'M.
f 1 he s' ua'Sci
but It Is c
..rd of ..g.
.pawl- g 1 1
ntlrnie I by the bar:
a'lon dm i: I, ...
n r
01 no
the -ff .,- ..
f I'ol .inhia
In w !b g,, . rn'O'-n '
WINTKItS TIIH It ! ; MT MAN
S..n Fra ne!., ., .
b-d th- S
H-li-.
lag W-
II- Itob-
-In lh.
-rv .f tie
WUfTF.ItS IN ONFilItMN''!:.
Will Oraf 1 N".v
r.gii! Lav.
In!-.' aa l m il ('
In 'ITtle.
ipy.
PKltNK. Aug ft. Th,- Inl-inational
Lli'-iary anl Ar is'ic Copyright Con
gress a; Ita rs: M ting li-ciis. lh'-sch-nic
for a r.-visln 1 of th- li rne con
ve:i!!on and (l-.-..-1 lo Itim" liately
(otrim.-ii'-e th - ; itioration if what Is
hole d will pr ne an ideal convention
embodying all the tii'idlfh ations advo
cated by varying i.nicr'sts.
CANADIAN fWIFIC (
FK
I A LH.
WINNII'IK;, Aug. ). General Super
intendent Leonard of the Canadian Pa
cific hag appointed K. A. James, mipisr
intendent of transportation for the
whole of the wi-Btern dlvlalon with hcad
(juarteru In Winnipeg.
HAN FltANri.-ii'd. Aug
"pinion of the p,,He.. th- till
ih-ft of S2-1."Hi fm-ii tn- S'lby Sm.-il
ing W orks at Vail J , Jun. tion Im, ail
bu! vini'ih-d. They ar ,..nviii, e t tint
John Wlu'ers, ,,r "llu. k" Tiyl. r. as h
tv soiii.tim-s Known, w ho is now p, , Ns.
I ..'Iv Is tli mm whi plann-l and -x-.
ui-d one ,,f the in. is; remarkable crlm-s
of the rcfltu.-y.
S.,rne of di,. detectives :,s,, , x,r.-ss the
"pinion tint Wl: l-rs bad no .,. m-
pbccH In the lob. Whll- ;),. -Vide:,,--
cgalns! t. prl., ,,.,. , ... .
( lr.'Unis'ii,i:;ni 11, . m l.,s , ,.n,,,. r
ov -rwh-ltning an 1 ,-t lnsive. The
len ouill 1 . Is v.- t., I, v 1
and thai l Is tli mgni w ,;, ), . f ,,ltl,
bun. d 11 -ar Win .-: '- ,hin. ,,,: f.,P from
tin- fin.:: tig w ..i k . 1 smii. In . s,,,.
I-.W w 1 t.-l J ..f h- , ,1 1. a, I,. Wjit-i s
wii., bad I n an -m,.l v,. ,.t :h - -oie l .
'tig e...ii,a ly. a -is m!. 1 ..,., ,,f .... .,. .
robb-rv anl .,,1 b- '. .,r ,, ,..
was foiitcl a ti-i'lc i-a Hag
"Any on- h -nl a- j, u ill b
shut." A larl; cl ,th . ,,s ,. ,u
lh- window r i hit ,h.. oil. - l( (
nol be Hecii. Th- ,, !.-c!P,(., -A ,t.-ii ,
:li.- cibin all Tn --.lay nigh: ,u ';,,,.r.
'lid not return.
On We 111 !!! ,y III ,i tluK tbi-v blolc-
Inio lh,. lions-. II r :.,. -, 1 ,i 1 ,M i iy
tiri.c!. s t-ndliig ;., c .nn- I, in, , tj
crime. No 'bill v.is f,,,,,, p, ,(,,. ,,.,'u
but tlicr' was a b"l 1 ml 1. th,
ttove was f'lllll 1 ,'l-hi-g '. f. ,v y ..
cbulics that had b.x-n burn-d and a
buckle, such as Is Worn at !!, baoX ,,f
11 pair of troiiK-e.
Winters, iiii- n iii-.f.,ne,, a.lnii:t- h
had burned his "Id troiis-rs b-.-aus.- h
did not wint them lying around.
Winters a native of i'ni sla, ti;
yearn of ng, and has no r'laliy-s m
thlH country. He Is ft man of som- edu
cation and reading, but from the day
he landed In America he has led a rov-
nitisi'i was nut kini
III'.MIIKKT'S ASSASSIN
I allan Th-;,., tl.e Says lb- It al Cnmlmil
W.n Lu g ilian.iltl. 1 r im.
r ide of llli'SCl.
NIIW VoUK, Aug - Ab x in. b r
fun. a detective in lh,. i-mploy of h
Italian gnernm-nt. Is ere -lite,) by the
Journal and Advertiser as saying that
Hi -sol Is n it the mini who killed King
Humbert if Italy
The man who kill-1 King 1 1 unit.. 1 1
Is ..lie ',ilg! lirnaottl. a former com.
ra.ie of iirescl in rnterson. who s'o .
nglil at ilroocl's side when the lull
Hi" I on Ihe king. (Irinottl Is said t
hay Ui -d 1 lie fatal nhot after lire
bad twlce Us oharged his revolver with
Hit effect
This dls overy was minle by Hegura
he iniiliilHlns. while he was working
in the gins., .if a silk mill tin ti I nnioiig
tn- nniiriiiists nf i'utwiH.'i).
WI1HKB IK) VOU
mm
11 n 1
Jl
1 1 A V H Vitf TH1UP
A.W. SHIPLEY?
DO YOU KNOW
Ttint lie g!y th ht ther
is to i- had n tho ity for Ui
at letwy? Vlmcm an rder
.inc. n. fo.
PRAEL 5c COOK
IK ANSI UK COMPANY
Telephone 131.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All i!o..s Hhlppt to our Car"
W.l! It.-c.-lve Spuclil Attontloii.
.'..'."i I in an,. St ,
Ao: '1 1 1, 1 "re.
W J CuuK, Mgr.
liri Tel. Ii3l
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
IIFFIKTIVI, JULY t. 1W1.
ANAItCHTSTS' I'ISOLAlMKIt.
I'at.-rson Members Knew Nothing
Itepiolucibin of King'g Murder.
NKW Volt'C. Aug. . The anarchists
of I'i'ereiii, N. J., at a recent meeting
repudiate I the report that Ibev proposed
to give the play "The Assinoslniiilon of
King Humbert I., on August IN.
They say that they know nothing of
Hi - c mini iv which Is to perform ih
irag ..ly and knew nothing of the affair
until it was .immune d .
They ills, say that liny .'lie glad lint
i! Is In be stopped as they unili'i'stand
Ii is In I:,, givn by Italians from Soiiih-
r i I aly 1111. 1 will depict anarchists In
111 odious light.
NKW eolsOMHIAN CltflKMIt.
PANAMA, Aug. .Tlie new Colom
" iii ciinvried cruls r N.imoiiiiu with
I. 'iicr.il A I bail on board Is ixisctei) t
rrive nl t "Ion run ' ar liiige.nii on
iiinday.
HILV'KIt MAItKMT.
NKW VOUK, Aug. !I.-Hllv.r,
A WAIt OF DIlSTItrCTIuN.
The war of devastation In Hmilh Af
ia Is sll, I continued, and the towns
In lh" v, ir sw'-pt regions ate much
Iniiagtd by -ullltary i.perailoiis. War
s a terrible thing 11 ml the bws of life Ih
ippalling. Vet It Is nothing compared to
ihe destruction that Is going on every
lay by t'ini"h. liver and buw-l iIIh-
orl 'rs. The number of victims to con
Hiipiilbiii, blllouanes, dyspepsia, Indiges
tion and malaria outnumber those of
war tiy many thousands. There Is no
r. as 1:1 for ihla when Homelier' Hto
mncli Ultt-m will cure the above ail
ments without fall. It him been the
s'luidard rn'iliclnc of the world for
iivr llfty yeaira. and Ita merit ban bem
fully provm. When In need of a medi
cine of this kind, do nol fall to give the
Hitters a trial.
I.KAVK ,
an 111 1
Vi p in
'.'. nl
( i-'' 111
A 1"' 111 ,
I'i'HTI.ASI
l'irllnii. I 11 mn 1
Fur A'lurla unit War
I'ollll.
AHTi HI A
K.it 1'iiriUiiil nd y
p.. Oils
I AKIV
I II in in
v 10 i 111
1 11 w in
In nn p in
i'..vi p m
HCAMHK DIVIMION
I'. a in j
II .10 111
II il) in I
S VI . m 1
,IA V. p 111 '
I '. ln
4.'i III
1 -m p m
AUUp 111
Astoria fur WarrentoQ,
iiearbart ami Snailila
HeaslJs, for WarreliUm
and Ailorla
I Hilly eL- pt Saturday.
II Hltlirday .inly.
7 to am
lu ua in
4v0pin
5 imp m
) a m
U.idpm
1 J) p 111
7 .11 p 111
;i V) i m
Trains leave Astoria fnr Fliivl, Ham
m nid nn, I .,,n Stevens at 8 : 1 & a. III.
i d ''" p 111. dally. Lcnve Fort Slo
vens for Antuila 7.0O a, m. ud a Stl p.
m. dtillv.
All liali s mak clnse r,inn"c!l an Ot
Colli.- wiih all Northern l'aclllo trains
to ami from tin. Mast and Soun I polnia.
J. C. MAYO,
l.'ii'l Freight and Pamengor Agent.
Oyspepsb Cure
Digests what you cat.
Tills libdwral bin runt. iltw nil if llin
dlKcsLiiiis 11111I (lic.ts ) kiiiilri of
iimmi. 11 k'lVpsllisl'iiilii.lirriiiiil never
fallH to cine. Jt, allow.s ymi lo cat, nil
tho fluid you want. Tim mnstm-imltlvo
Htimiaclm can take it,. Jty lisussj niiny
thousands of ilvsticntlcs hnvo been
cured after every! Iinif else failed. It
Is uneiiuulled fur ulihioinach troubles.
It can't help
bat do vou nood
Pjpi'piiri'il only by M. ti. lirH'iTT A Co., Chicago
..n.".i '..imii.sJ immuigic au.
For Bale by CTIA8. R00ER8, Druggist.