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THE .HOKXIXG ASTOKIAX. WEOSRSDW. XlGl'ST
BROUGHT IN BY
THE WHOLESALE
Chinese Smuggled From British
Columbia to Inited Slates.
LANDED AT SANTA BARBARA
VetitU Lavlni Pujct Stood Pick l tat
Ctlfillali tt YatcMvtr islaad Opiam
Km Smaitltd lM Soithcra
Ctllforoi.
SAN FRANCISCO, Auk. 13.-Ws.vv-eriej
have Just bvn maJt siys a
Sanu Birbara, Cal.. siwvlnl to .he
Chronic!?, which ar believed to estab
lish conclusively that wholesale smug
gling of Chlnw from British Colum
bia Into the I'nltei States throush
Santa ParUara has N-n carrle-l on.
Th? revenue oflW-Ulj were notified ev.
eral days aco and for thre weeks th?
revenue cutter MoCulloch hi; bn
crulsin? in the w.it-.-r of San:a Barbara
channel In search of evidence. The
muKgling scheme is outlined as fol
low: Lumber laden vessdi leave Pviget
souni for Southern California point anj
after gvttln? well out to sea run over
to Vancouer Island a-nd pk UP Chlnrte
who ar ostensibly shipped 4s part of
the crew. Some of these vessels put in
at Fart Harford. San Pedro and other
points with crews more than twice as
large as necessary. When sailing for
the north the crewa consist almost ex
clusively of white sailors.
Another method adopted is the land
ing; of Chinese on one of the Island In
the channel and they are then brought
to Sinta Barbara, as abalone fisher
men. Just what disoovertea have been
made by the officers on the revenue cut
ter are no; krwwn. but they have been
placed in the possession of important
information by the local officers and ar
now following up c'.ew furnished by
ecret service agents. It is said that
th evidence obtained that opium has
also been smuggled into Southern Cali
fornia port?.
MINE WORKERS SUFFOCATED.
Air Shaft In a Montana Mine Fails to
Work and Two Deaths Result.
HELANA. Motit.. Aug. 13. Two men
were killed and two others staggered
Into the open air with almost their las:
gasp as the result of a peculiar accident
which occurred at six o'clock last night
in the new tunnel of the Minaii mine at
Wlckes, Mont.
The four men had gone to the end of
the tunnel, a distance of 2600 fee:, ar.d
were er.gag?d In sinking a shaft which
work ha1 been in progress several days.
They had been using a small eng:ne for
hoisting dirt. The era. k? from the En
gine had been carried to a tuniel above
the one In which the men were rngaged,
from where it was dissipated by means
of an air shaft.
Last night after the men had b?en at
work seveial hours, the air shaft be
came stopped up anj the smoke was
forced to return to the tjnn-1 vher. it
originate!. Whn men di? v t3
their daneer they b'-gan 3 retreat and
had reached a point about TOO fe-t from
the opening of the tunn-l. wh'-rf '..v
of them, Ell Gunville and Martin J hn-
son. fell d'-ad. Tne other two men ' ; n..,vti w:h t-n f Ur.-ral t.l th- dowag-r '"u!J hp aernmplish'-d by one or more
cap! U the open air but -.v-r aim "t I ,.mr,ri S- ,ta-.em.-nt beir.g that ev-n ' ov-rlnq the same groun 1. I: Is under
load and were restored afr much !!'- j .h. inhabitant of Victoria str". Pots- 1 th offl.iilH favor this plan,
"-ulty. i lam will not h all''.vrd to stand In
HALL CAINE IN LOND"N.
Is Su'ng Publishers Wh . De lir-d His j
Romance of P.ime Wa? Immoral.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-A dispitch to
the Tribune fr .m I.-. lon says:
Hall Cain. Is in L .n Ion arra-.slng the
copyright performan' f a - y ta-l
tn his new novel anJ or.ferring with
solicitors r-s:p-.'!lng Mr. P ar-r.'s suit
against him and hU own ' jrs:-?ui:.
Sir Edward Clarke and o!ii..r r.otel I ar
rlsters are retainc-1 in "r. - J-g 1 ff
reedings. involving damage rau-el by
the su'l-eni-lon of th. s-tiil publi o li m
rf a novel on the gr und of I !.-!.-
morality of motiv-s 'a'd I ora-:r. It
portions of the w rk.
Whil- this litigfi'.t-.n v. .11 h--'p ad
vertise the hook, !ht- r'-?u!t - ' th- -porime-.t
-f referring tl." f i .-'i'n ..f
morality ot immorality It. fi tl n to the
exp-. rt Judgment "f at; ordinary Jury
will be await-. with curiosity by au
thors. FTTI'RITY STAKE RACES.
Horsem. n Inclined to 'inc Kv.
Whitney's Colt or O ddsmlth.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-Wlth ih rac
for the Futurl'y 8takbs at Shcepshe id
buy now less than three we.foi '.ff. fh?
outlook for the ev nt hns chant,"-! little,
txcopt that borsemon who at P.rli.' .n
Beach w-ere Incline to concele the
race to Wiliam C. Whitney's J50 Vfi colt,
now are beginning to believe that if Mr.
Whitney cannot win with Nasturtium
he can win with Goldsmith, sayj the
Times.
A number of much talked of futur
ity colts have appMrcd at Sarat.ga in
she week of racing there, but ur.i t from
John E. Madd-n'a Yankee. twice a
winner at Saratoga, none Heems to have
more than a remote chance to beat
Nasturtium and- even Yankee's chance
is not very highly thought of.
Goldsmith's victory over B!ue Girl In
the Siratoga sjwiul Jlr.-c;s attention to
that colt, and a ho ha b.vn iniptov
ins steadily ,lruv early spring, i.ol.l
smith now is rvjrardt.! as a strung sec
ond strife for the Whitney staM.-.
Even th.n the Whitney :r';ig:h 11
not In" all In :he Meld, for In the big
string of ;-oar-oM under Trainer J.
Kocirs there Is t a R.vJ colt In
King Hanover. i a well tried horse that
caused much talk In the spring.
John E. Midden seems to hoi.l the
next strongest hand, with the great !ll
ly Blue i"!irl and a: present the unbeaten
Yanke. tlnnuh a third col:. !Kn
whose name v.n frequently mentioned
In ronneciiin with '.he Futurity In th.'
early summer, has paused since Into
the stable of Clarence H. M.vkay. Mr.
Mill" has a'si Fly Wheel. C.untlr'.
Citv Fink uul Wackstone. all e'.UiV.e
for ;he Futurity, but from the P'an: of
camprpn adopted a: Sa-ntoiM. M.idl n
s-vms t depend chiefly on Wile dir! and
Ta"ke.
J. B. Hacg.n and the lVpr r s'.a'ole
ho:h are numerously represented In the
racj and racetrack gossip his I: that
each stihle Is preparing a 'Mark one,"
though sone of the I-year-ol-U from
either istahlishement have rio-vl In a
style to sugg: Futurity possioilli'i-s.
The other colts, that have raced In the
Ea.: and that hv showed well enough
;o be cens'derod as probible starters
arid pess'.M.. winners are S. S. Brawn's
Hyphen. A.tcjst TV.m infs Mister Man,
O. W. TC.illtiium'j Re-saeke. d. P. M r
r.s' OoM n OotUge, and Cunird li.
S-hriet?r's De.voy. 05. E. Smith's Chil
ton. S. J. Smith's Northern Star. A.
Featherstone'5 Hatasv". nr. 1 Jicvb
Worth's Mary Worth.
Non of the colts raced bv Clarence
H. MacUay in the spring seem gvl
?nough to Justify pay.ng a starting f--e
for the Futurity and the Maekay sta
bles' on'.v hope seems to be in H-no,
he colt bought frnm J. E. Madden for
a big pric. There has been slight
mention of wes:;n colts so far for the
coming Futurity and on the form that
th western colts have shown, there
seems small chanc of any of them be
ing dangerous.
GERMAN PRESS EULOGISTIC.
Crispi's Death Recalls His Of: Shiwn
Friendship for That Country.
BERLIN. Aug. 13,-The papers com-
ment sympathetically upon the deaih of ; Th" bl,10d red standard with Its em
Signnr Crispi. but they did not Ignore j broldered crowns and gold eagles now
the great defects of his character. The
strongest emphasis is laid upon his un
varying good will toward Germany, hia
fidelity to the triple alliance and his
friendship for Bismarck. The Berliner
Post says:
'Germany must not forget that In
1S70 It was chiefly owing to Crispi's
energetic action that Italy dll not sup
port France."
The Vossiche Zeitung and other Jour
nals make the tarn; point. The Nord
Deutsche Allgemalne Zeltung closes a
brief and cordial review of his carver
In this strain:
-rs. i, i. r.ti..!i m
honor the memory of the man who was ;
a xealous promoter of the central Eur-
pean a.ilanc and a rriena of uermany
fr ,m conviction."
The National Zeitung considers it
characteristic that the fact of Crispi's
death wa forward-d to Count Von Bue-
low afur it was, snt to the King of
Italy.
ANARCHISTS ARE ACTIVE.
Relieved That th- Fun-ial of the D
a?-r Empress W'.li f'ause Dem
'nstratl.n.'. XEW YORK. Aug. 13. Commenting
nv.n th. r-rort's from O-rmanv in f-on- ;
their own front garl-ns luring th- pas
of th- funeral prficsision. th Lon
don ' rtesi.n 1-nt ! the Tr.bune says:
Or-at popular discontent is said to
or-.-viiil on acoun; of these string- nt
regulation whi-h ar- probably due to ;
fears of ariarcms: ii.Turtan-. l n-
anar'-hlsts are U-i-v- I f. have tamper- 1 .
Al-h -he train eonv-vinff th- O-rm.n
cr o-.vn f.rince fr-m Hamburg. Th-s-.ring
of th- rarriag.. was f "ind b- k :)
i at L-lnf.
!:...-.. of
id - ,
ir ti
'.'1 at aio'.n-r u,a'ion
was llsrov-r--! u :.
GOTHAM S CORrfPT POLICE.
;V-rn-..r
Tjk
(-11
Der.if That
.s to Punish Th
He V.'
m.
A LP. A NT, N. Y.. Aug. 13 '1
'IT
O l'tl ha the :.'-W Y -rk " ': I vi--uati-r!
ur-l-r c 'n-M-ra i'n. i.'j' ha-- ,-,'.t
f at-ht any d-t -imio.a'i on as I, vl.it
H' tion h- may t.ak-. In an Int. rv;
h- fa'd:
"I huve r.ot " me f this 'ity to ' .r,
f r v.-ith th- t'tforn y-tte-i-rn! or ar.y
oth-r p rrson- i.-la'ive t'm pnlro :o
matt r. N i r'mi'usl n has h-n r-fii'-
by me as to what tniy be d-.n In ',-
p .l ce situation. I hav r, t :-'!!' 1
c-all a special gran 1 Jury to ' -n - 1 r
ths matter."
CIEN. WHEELER ENTERTAINED.
H ci-tv at Newport li-it.z !'.
tie Scarred Old V-t- ran.
NEWPORT, R. I., Atj.r. V,.-'
It.t
fieri -rat
... ,..,-.
Joserah Wh-eler 's b-ing llon;--d
port society. n-cen:ly he wad tn. gue-
of honor at a diun ;r party given by Mrs
Wiliam Astor. The dinner o0l; piace
In Borewood and was a pr ; -ntio ja af
fair, the guests numbeiitig iw-nty-ix.
It was Mrs. Astor's second enttrtal:.
ment of the season and the party Includ
ed many prominent Persons, among
thera being Colonel J. J. Astor, who was
with General Wheeler at the time of th
Santiago campaign.
SUPPLY IS DECREASING
SAN 1 K VSCISCOCO.U.IU NKFRS
liKTTINU HM1MY.
Several ("out I iidcil Vessels in Port
hut t'annot He UischureJ
Owing, to Strike,
SAN Flt.VNClSCO. Aug. 13.-Tho
co il supply of this city continue to J -crease
owing to the strike. Most of the
bunkers are now empty and pricticaliy
no c.'ixl is being received for general c n
ump:ioti. The Southern Faclllc Com
pany a: the long wharf on the vaklanl
silt. of the bay and the Western Sugar
Rtln ry are the only big evil user that
ir-' getting all they resjulro.
The railroad employee Its own men Iti
dl. h irRlns ve-?se' and carries them to
and frm w ork In a spool il car. All the
l.iri' coil dealers keep a reserve on
tunl from two to four thousand tons
to meet t mergem-le, but they have luvn
Irawimr on ttve reserves for several
davs and some of them are much r -ducd.
T ie r'tiil deal rs who a! cirry re
sfnes hive begun cutting ord'rs for
coal in hilf. There are a number f
coal lad n ves.vls In ivr:. but It Is Impossible-
lo disvharse them.
The F.ilnters union, N , 73 has rectlv
el n'l'rts that nine more painters have
eonee.le-1 to the demands of the Journ
eyman 'or an increase of 50 cents per
Jay lit pay. This gives fourteen employ,
rs wh have granted the Jem in I sine
August 3, when the painters went ou:
en s:rik..
SOLDIERS C.TARD THE REMAINS
Sc.nes in Hamburg Where the Dead
Empress Lies In State.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The Herald
Hamburg correspondent writing of the
scenes and Incidnta connected with the
funeral of th, empress dowager says:
The church sentries walk around In
their heivy measured tread echoing on
the flagged pavement. Within officers
guard the coffin with drawn "words.
covers the coffin.
In the station stands the train which
strikes the eye at once. It Is a very
old carriage with a rail around the top,
heavily covered with a black coating
of new paint, and It has garnished pur
pie curtains at the windows. I: Is an
ancient flrst-class carriage with double
doors In the center arranged especially
to receive the coffin which will b car
ried down by non-commissioned officers
or dragoons.
RAILROADS PLAN ECONOMY.
monger Associations w in ue i ons.ii..
dated Became of Community or
Interest.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The T!nv
says:
An attempt will be made to consoli
date the Southwestern, the Wextern and
the Transcon'lnenal Papiwnger Ass.cla
tlws. The reason assigned fir such ac
tion Is that through the financial re-arranir-m-nt
of he ownership "f the
various lines comprising these asso-c-Utlon
a mat-rial saving could be nf-f-ctefl.
Anoth-r reason stated Is to be the
-r sef.l-ment of disputes over rates
an'- "thr affairs by on as M-iatl .n than
TEACH ERi) FdR PHILIPPINE?.
Pr-p-rati'.ns for Their Reception When
1 the Transport Iteath-s Manila.
MANILA, Aug. 13. Sup-rintend-nt of
;-hools Atkl'ison Is preparing a mag-
ninc-nt r-'ep-on ror tne w Amnrn
'ho'd teachers who are expected to ar-
riv- h-r- in a few days. When the
transport arrives, fifteen launches will
tiv-y the t-achers to the Luneta
Innd.ng. Then th-y will be driven !
th- .-'p'inish exposition buildings which
'.ill b-comi a temporary edi)at!on.il
t-, ,'iy.
Th - buli ling have b-en completely
'i'.tu.-h 1 by the army with cots, chair..
v.. which hive been loan-1 by the
p::i-t-rm:n; -r'a departm"nt.
WEALTHY RANCHER MISSINO.
';':l-rrian Relieved to Have lie-n Mur
'1 r-d and Robbed In Callfornli.
lll'ENA VISTA. Cal., Aug. 13. J
Hirrs-1, a wealthy cat'l-man living on
. t ranch west of her", Is rnlsilng and it Is
le ii-ve he has been murd"red. He was
. n the habit of carrying large sums of
in e -y on his pTson.
His hore waH found tied to a post
I roar a streim, where it hal evld-ntly
j b-en for sev-ral days. Nearby are evl-
!-' s of a struggle. Trge rewards
Jhav- b-n offered for Hartw.-l's discov
i erv.
ALTO COMPANY FAILS.
"orp-)ration With 2O,0fO,K)O Capita!
Will IV Wound Up by Courts.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13. Justice O'Gor-
m.in ha-s appointed O. F. Thorn is, the
treasurer of the General Carriage Com
pany, the receiver of the property of
that corporation In this state. The ap
polntment followed the appointment of
a receiver In New Jersey.
The General Carriage Company has
had a remarkable career a a corpora
tion. It wa capital!, d Ht K'O.lHHl.lHV
and at one time had a pur vain,, of
J.'i1! ivr share, ti p -, ' I a ti.inclilSe
which allowed It to op-rate U nn
of the streets of tile '.;. Among the
stockholdets wer,. liulurl Croker. 1NI
wln iVoul.l. Joseph t.eiler, ib noral Sam
uel Thoitit. L'llis Wormsei, Cyrus
Field JiidMl mi I Edwin M t'ost.
Th,. leg'sla lire of l''. pisse.l the bill
Itr.iiUlog the frill Ills'. 1 iimedl.itel.v
after Its Incorporation the ottlcliils -f the
company announcrd Shut they w ou d
put on a svsteiu of omnibus's similar to
those of Lndoii and Paris On June II.
l.". the coinpaiiy w is root chilli ! m l
Cyrus Field Julson cot l pres. I'-:.
U was during the nsrgail U!,i that
Edwin Ooiild took JI.iHu.iH" worth of
s:-vk. The cotnp.inv purchase 1 a num
ber of rtiltoiiiobll -K nil I .n May .1. I'M",
b umh: f T Jl.i'l'.i1',i' the old S :h ave
nue car st i'ole.s on S :h iv'mi' running
from For;y-t!iiid to Fr'.y-f-ur.!i "tre t.
A veir later ;h s te was I I :o the
Century Realty
1'iip.my for ll.t'W.ivm.
Slice then the eoniviiiv has no
very active lii Its cpcr.itl.Mis.
be n
T' CONSOLIDATE J C KISl i 'Tli'N'S
Duties Of Code
Now at
Commls -i
Atlantic i
'IHT ' 'tk.n
ATLANTI CITY. N. J . Aug 13. -A!,
x.in h r '. H 1 k.n. of M ittun.i. eh.i r-
iiintl 'f :h 1 luted t- .res le i oniniis-
sion. has atilv.'l !..: sp-nd Vir.ili'
i,-.k.. Mr. It.. tk.n s aecotii,. ml ,1 by 1 1
hl sinograph, r atul d. .:. a portion ! x
of aeli d iv of his i ac itl.-n t
otll '..ll
labors.
The duly of the e ..o c.oiiiiil.s:on lll
clu le- the reus. on of all the laws "f
the Fill
lte, S; ite.s of 4 general .in I p-l -
. 1
t nature. ,vp. ,f is ai it 'sen; , n-
niiinetit nature, im; is at I
i; lliel In ptirs'.i.itiee ( the p.vlal direc-
:'.on of c Miitr-ss l.i revising the lawsj
rdatir.g to the "ritati iatioti. Juris li. t.oii
an 1 practice of the teb ial nuir Iti i
an interview C 'iiinii.s:oii'-r Itotkln saldi
"The commissi n will recommend A
nuni'i.T of more or '.'-" ra Ileal changes.
The m.wt important of thue Is the con
soli.latioi of all original Jur.sd.etlons i
in the Unite I Slates ilUttict court and i
making th,. circuit court take the pl.u-e
'if th,, present circui: court of app.-aU f
as the Intermediate ' urt ..f rev.ew If j
the change prop-wed are a I .pte.l by
c 'ngr-s, Judj's of the circuit will be
wholly rell've l of the tr.al of cas.-s in
the firs: Instance and will perform niy
the lu:l s a:tache,l to an npp lUit.;
court. Varl 'Us chang.-s In praetl.v will
alJO be emb "lied In the r..;srt of the.
commission lo the interest "f uniform
ity, simplicity and onvenlonce " i
Mr. Rotkln believes that the cominis- .
slon vvlll b- aiile t r-p .r: :h- revision
of the Judiciary title before the next
session of -ongr-js. I; recently submit.
'ed a project for a United States penal
coie design nl to cover the numer-u
onilylms and I -f-v: in the present
criminal law.
'LEVER HANK SWINDLE
''bleat In'tititl -i R. 'l
1 ..f JHO.'-W
In an Original Mann-r.
CIIIi'AGO. Aug. lt.-It '.-ak-1 out j
h-re to I iy tha: on.- of tn- I'lil.-ag
banks was r-. -n'lv sw.ndl-l nut - f -".-f"1)
In cash in a skilful m.inn-r. An ef
fort Is being mad-- t keep the matter se
cret and not i-v-ti ih- tatn-- ..f th- Lank
is given.
It sms tha: a .1-iinltoi of several
y-ars standing, ap-.v-l nn day in th-i.r-si.l
nfs . Hie- wi h a draft on London
for s-o. which at p-rf-ctly "!.
Th- il"psi .,r i; fotni-d the pr-s. but
that he i-slr-d t ) d- pos,t bis I. ni'l- n
draf; and at th- sain- tlm- to i he. k
against it pi" H-n'liig his eh. -ok for J-",-M
f.r th- pr-s.d-nt to n. K. Th-lati-r
put his .riitlals on it and though:
nothing of it.
it - ms. h w ever, that the il-posltur
w--nt ou: inii '.he bank and il--poslle,
his Lm ..n draf: and on the following
ilV pr-S'-nt-l a etl-ek f'T :S'.(i wtlletl
w as paid, th- t-ler knowing th it
am-iiin: was to nls rr--illt on th(. books.
Ifit-r In th- -lay h- agiln fipp-'-ar-d
at th- windo v a .d present--.! th.. i li-' k
f.r Jtl'i.Wi which nal l-en Inltlal-d by
fb- pr-si 1-nt. This ',..ik wis also
oaid. Nothing ni T nas b"- n H- n f
t!:- depoHitor.
GENERAL Lt.'HLAW'H i"r.NMTI"N.
Is Un-l-r Tr-itTn in N-w J ts -y f.r
Lung TroUhl''H ''on rart- I in
the Ifilllpolri-s.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l.'i.-Rilg.idl-r-G'-n-:al
Ludla.v, who r-'iitn-l r-e-ntly
from th Philippine uuff-rlng from lung
trouhl- will r- tiialn at Convnt. N. J.
n -.ar N-w Y'.rk lity for ii'.-;itm-nt.
Th- g'.i'iai at his own reU-st was
or.er-l from Sa-i Fratn-lsc to Wanh
Ington, but. an orl r has Just been issu
ed a- th- war d-purtm-nt p-rml ting
him to i -main at I'onv'-rit, wh-r-- b
bop's to suri r-ll'-f. H.H conilHIon i
B.iJd to hav- improv-.J slightly.
GROr.-SE .SEASON IN SCOTLAND.
Fashi'.rialil- Kp-u-t-imen Desert Lon Ion
For a S.-as .n'H Shooting.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13. Reports from
th- Northern moors In today'. Journal
are more .-l ihorat- than th- parliament
ary di-eussioriH of the war new of an
army of H.'O.iiO') Holdlera, say the Tri
bune' London rorr-spundent.
The ttrou.- Hhooting 1 d'-irlbcd as
excellent and 'he muster of portmen
of rank and fashion in the h''a;her la
larger than for many y-ars. The Hhoot
ing season opened with rain In many
portion of Scotland.
SILVER MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Sllver, Ui.
WAR01IIEM0SQIII0S
M AV YOKK II I' Al.l. I It lll l lllll
TO DKIM. I lll M IH I.
Miiltiriiil (Jci iiis I niiiul in the IV N
nuJ KeiiKkly Helieevl to He
1'lMlllJ.
NEW YvlltK. Aim It! All ill II
Ivtv, h.alih .til. it ,.f ilii. ...it. who
has of late bee i c iiri iiih' "li a walfar
lli.l lis: 111 '.ll.i i I' K I 'I II I llf Ills Opel'.
Itl lis on S'llloii s all I. iMtlcd .1 st ite.
til' nt cue rn.HK th-',. .'peiatiotis which
hue be, n j i .s elite I with ,t new ;o
d 'o'l tllllll 'it .1. Itlll 1. ly If ;.os.i w lietll
er the mil il .it feier pai.ivo- is train-
nl:t'-. I fr'.n
on,, pio s.n to a:io(h. r lv
tli an ip hll. s "i"'.'! "f
fe-llll, ,
n iiil!o
I'r l ty at the N. w Voik ouai am n
.lb 'i. it' iy his b en car! lug on Ills in
y, stig iti. "is It a year put lie flrst
sele, t -I .1 low- S lug district III Inch
then- w '! in my st.igiiatu po-'is a id
on wh.-h i bun It '1 small hou-es.
ttispiv! !iow.-. tin! i: has; :io p,-r
,-e-r of fi- ttiliii''! ants w . r- urToilnit
iwitli a. II e ir . 'iri'tl e f l'o-. f tlHI'.ir.a
lTt'.;'les of i He-.' fr m 1 0 pi"l .111 l (
s! -i ti. o. i an I ban el-. .1. .'.... I I ti
i - of th-- in 1 1 . .
I.a'g- glisi :wiv
r Istr
tin- I utp
...illl -s
-lite I
o of
,'l--oli
th.. lions-,
I
ur t'g s 'in.- ..f th
s which
I -it s.e.l :h.- -igh'' ah.- I
th S . ,- .1! , te, a.- f-HKI
111 1 .1111 -1 1 g
aoaph '1 s
,
1 r m i ar a
.ll'
It!
f the
i was
1 1 hr
h u s a It! tl- glil ig'
found 'llfT.'l' llg fr on j
!'! was all. -ii .1 l-
cure a .Jr .p ,,f I : .
th.. nr. A !-a.-: -.-i 1
. gh:
ll'e lll.l
0''-
I the I -t
Illl IIU'I 01
tl..- paras. )'
of -he .map.
.1 sci -r if
h-- arjsi-.e
-f th's was mad'
ail 1
f.HIII I.
In th - m-'.m im-- .win,. '
liel. s w III Im- .liss, ;,-. to
poS-ltl'e the pl-s.-tlee of
Many t-: h li - b n ma I
th- lab
oratory t I as.-ei-ta n :a
e-lt tg.-n.H l-elli've 1 t
to the niosipil:.! larva
;rli . av s I r 1 ,
liltloti -f b!-eh,,:or:,l . ,
- v ahie of ifT r-
t. l- stru.-ilve
It w is ,1 mir-
tin I ;!i.-i: i
t in-r. ury il to
'.oli siittl. l -titly sir oig t kill all micro.
..rirati'stiis of g this aft-- t.-l the larva--slowly.
une In' nit iiliv- at the "-xpira-tl
.n -.f :i h urs Th, d. t r s iy It
'Ul I be uasaf- im l-r any i-.ii.ll'.loti
to us- the danger -us ig n- in p .nls.
etc. Whb-h ate fully ,-X.'-l. and 'hl
may al b- sail of rub.lt - a.i 1 and
other g-"'ts xp-ritii-'tite 1 with.
pr. Iioty n-x- . -s r. b, s th-- at pn.itu
he us-I In spr i -ling th- ...I. tin- litter
b-lng f 're-'-l !" the l".f..m of the :-.nds,
from which I: r.. ti th- tip. '.t'ligttig
with It iuan:ltl-s .f :h- tin a- Ir.
Iiotv sum up by saying-
"Th r-siil- of this (iiv'.-itiga l -n from
ft s l-ntine p In! has ln-n .r gr.-a: !n-
I.
, 'erei: ! :r-v. b e:iu.- it ba- hwn 'li-
llritlmat- relation b.-taei-. th,. in nil
land marlanai f-v-r. ... . n I, !- ms- It
was ri-y.-iilel to th. s.. w 'in tuv- l.'n
l.-ntite tvlth this :nv -stlga-ion that
tru brdlng pi ae f 'i iii..iii o
w hich I am ilit-' urn.' ar n 't i.-n.-rally
kr.nwn; fhltd, It has sh on that
troli um oil wll sut-lv and ; r .mptly
.l-s:r v mosiiuito lir. a - .iti I so far as
careful i xp-ilm-'ii's . : -r- t: l 'it"
only ag. ti; which -an '. I ;-!! I-1 up n
for Ihis piirp-is-"
hi lAN'i KE ItKIN-rit AN' i: FALt..
N.w I flri.t Iy Slid
Ship Was No! ...
V- - !
That i '.lining
' iv-r In-
SAN F.tAN'IS''i . Aug II -R-liiBiir-ane
on th- Am ri. an uhlp Itoanok-'.
now out sixty- .fi- days ft m Norfolk,
V.i., f -r a-i Fran 1 o, ba fall--n t i
1 1, j.-r i-n'. N-.itly n month ago a
v-'ss. I that rcn mijl.'d b-r win nlglit-i-.
on fit- and th- und-rw i lt"is nt ..nee
off-r 1 pi p. r cent t . r-inoir- the v--s-l
ind Mitgi. Sine- ih-n It has been
almo't d-lltillely s..-!l-d flmt th- burn
I tiic shiji was not the Roan 'k-.
ARMY OFFICIALS ! MS A' il: EE.
Ex-i'apiiin Arral-.il In Sin Fraiielsc .
on a ''h arg- of F .rg-ry.
SAN FltAN'i'lS'' , Aug. It: .-J .tin M.
N nl. ex-captain In th - Fourth r.ivalry,
has plead-! no; guilty 'o tin- fill!-.!
rt'al-s .I s rl-' i inir: to .-haiu.- of for-g'-ty
ari l -fob xzl-in-iit an I th,. trial
ha b'l'ti -; foi Srpi-.iili.T '.
A 'I' p..-it C.'ltlllr P.. f. I '.. sU"d
by Ni-il to Triip-r J..l.n 'riiist.ni,
Mm ring, it ' a'i d, Mi-- f ig. slgna
i i r- of As :m I' i . ... is! j -i ; n'Tal M.
F. ''ox -, Is til., on . f tl',. 'hai g -,
WILL FPillT ''l:''Klllt Till 'ST.
Ind-ti. nd-nt M iniifaei in . i Will (i-t
Tog. th-r In Si. L.ci.s I i
Hej.t -nib- r.
H. IjUIS, Aug. I'l.-lt-jir-s. ntailvei
of llli of ili- Inrg hi ln.. p-n.. -nt i-iack-r
fa-torl's will mt In -St. Louis the
iuKt we-k tif S-iili-tiib-r I i from an n
soclatlon similar to that of th- whole-sal-
grocers, their .utpiHe being to
fight the National liiHciilt f'otnpany,
known as the cracker trunt, collectively
and throughout all part of the L'nl'ed
Statu.
LOVE EXILED WERNER,
KenoBha Man Who Disappeared Years
Ago Drowned la Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-A big New
foundland dog that dragged the body of
John Werner from the lake, solved one
of the greatest myterle that ever pu-
ile.l (he peopli. of Ki'li h, Wis. John
Wenii-r was di'owni'd nl the font of
Twenty. ninth miwl,
II' via a o nf IVter Weniel', I'll.'
-f tli- b't kii 'ivii I'ltl.--. nf the Vl
oii sin cilv. but the romance llmi Im
''oi el an Important part In hi life ha t
hci'ii broken by ti lover' iiiin'l mil
h' left K 'li osh.i fourteen year i i' d''
cluing t ti.t i he would never return.
lie kept his worl until ll ivenl.ig,
ii hen a pin.. Isi t'k back lo the Wer
nee lioiiip the Ii.hIv of the olt nil" luld
!. mi missing for o many year. All
fliU lime he has llve.l within llltv lilU'i
if his native town. For years the Wer-lie-
family bad b-'n h.'.iivIiIii for blm
Tine,, year ago tho father, IVl'T
Werner, dl-d and left an mlute, Wln-n
,!l hell Sought !. settle It III t lie- COUI'ts
i Iv erilsenii-nts were placed III the pa
pers In all parts of tho country anklliK
f r s.iine trace of John Werner, but If
h- sow th - notice. , ivus dumb t the
apll and m-i'i-r wrote An insurance
.'"l.i-y w is till that ll.'iiifl.'.l th,. body
UEINlMlEil FOR ALASKA
ST PKTi'I.tSIII'IHJ. Aug 1.1 - N. w
received here from Vla.lv.i!.K'k i
that la. ifnant Wall.icr Herilnir. of he
I'l.ltei.l Step navy, ba .-uu ..b Pi'H'B
I'jvi I'.-tnd -r frm okb 'l"k p-rt
.i.a.ki The 'lr: shipment has gone
by the ite.iin-r !'ri'H
IMPORTS A.MiVitl' AN liliSIN
ST. IMlTTilSIU'ltil. Aug. til In spile
if tli- d eran ti ttlng duty ngilut th'
Unite I ft'--, a shlpl 'nl .f fiii ha
lil'l ll llV 'd ll.'l'. fr -III I'- llJC.il.l, Fbl
Willi VT MA UK FT
I'"UTLN1. Aug 11'..- Win it. Walla
Walla.
TAi'.'MA. Aug IX When, blu-sem.
'.S1-,; i-lub, i:.
CIlli'AU.i. Aug 1J. --Wbe.it. Ih-ciif
b.r. nl'tlillg. Te. cl llg. T.'.'.tllS
LlVEItP'i. L Aug 3.-Wlnit!. Sep
tember. r.l,
"W ,ion't eem to find tliliin omln'
our y a fst a they ii-1 t"." M
L:i...iiiig Mike "Cticr up, ild
Plodding IVte "If you want to
ometbin' ivming your way Ju' go back
to dat h-ue n' y 'Pretty Fid i' to d
brllldb- dog dif lyln' ull de porch."--Washington
l'ot.
R--as ni Enough: iHkiit-Why are
y ou - fxclteil over the prn'c: of nn
irt-rnatlonal yacht race' Yiu d-.n't
know a ctib iat from cuttr. Wllkm
-Not but I have. a nautical frl-tid who
lwy tell me which way lo bet.
New York Weskly.
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
??'.crB COAL
Knr StfftintT, Coinmorcial ami Kumily l'si
Orders I'minjitly Kxt-ciitol
DOCK FOOT OF SEVENTH ST TELEPHONE MAIN 661
! ;
Samuel Elmore & Co., Agts.
FOUINDEU A. t. ITIO
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE
or LONIION
THE OLDtT I'LKELY F1KF OFFICF IN TIIF WORLD.
CMh At, -
C. A. HENRY & CO.,
213 Sansome Street,
, i . . i
SAMUEL ELMORE
mu
n
Of New
W. P. THOMAS,
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Subscribed Capital, -Puid-uj)
Capital,
AssflUi,
AhhcLs in United Stutcs,
Surjilus to Policy IIoMers,
Has been Underwriting on the
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO.
KeHidont Agents, Astoria, Or.
HQTEiu PORTLAND
. ..: PORTLAND, OREGON
The Only Plrt-ClpM Hotel In Portland
i.illllOHo
of worn EN
'I u2s
Preserve, Turlfy, and beautify
the Skin, Scalp. Hair,
and Hand with
Mit ttiw "f Wo" u i i rti'i'a iir,
lilr.l IT 'I'TIlT OISTMIST, t'if WU.
tlfylu Ihe siln, for rlrnmln Uio B't
tlm l.i..lti if (slh'.g luilr, tor mfuiiln.
Ullllriiln. n. i..Uii rot, rotlfbi li I
hand, tor baby rs-lies. Ib hlnfs, snl Irriu
llnlis. Slid '-r all lit purtniM-s at U.e I. 'II. a,
Ulli. and nursety. Million, uf Wuuii-ii uhi
ll tu t tt iiAr In Uilis for nuojlii( Itriln
(lull,, ll.rlanjilisU.OH, ud t icolall.iln, ul l-H
Orur utfuimive prrs.lll!"U, In sli tur
ulicmllv (Mitintri, ud for nisnr
tlm, nllM-.le uriHe. whlrh rilllr u.
jr.t iliriuM-ltos u. oilmen, vaKs-ullr Hiiillirr.
t l tli l Nsitr runililnM In one HWii.iia
.r. , Ui . fktn n. rumplsjlun tskii nd
)M ll tollrl n.l tlr up In Ui world.
CsMpU Trlonl luf Hy Humor.
Ci re ui l-ir. I" ilrtiiif lb Win t ' tun
tint - l. ntiii Ui IhH-kmitil riitlidr,
t'l tn i a nisrmtsT, ui ituuuitlr " "'li'
Ine iiitlinuiii..ii. nl Irrimiii'ii. ii.l nli
Hid liml.w.it iTrti'i' Itra-'i i r, l.i ril
nii.l. loliM.th l'l'-l A Ms.H rf ln(lrn
tiimeirui t "i ih l..riiini..liiif
In, n.l hiiniiiuilii kin. ml., ni lili.st
tnintot, null lu( lull, i-bra all Im Ull.
U4 wt.il im n ""W) fsfs' t
t,i . iow-. s . (-r4--,, V""
p. o ,it.l m, ( oir.. ri. r. II wl.a, V. . A-
Lllili. ynilhy nd b wel on
peri:i who I'ourl uiitruk by tmil'
In ..n the corner mil arguing whe'.ber
ll ,li oil I be i-;r, cjruuKht or dt 'utii
-Ivnver Itepubiuan.
Vrty rvldititly t!i"f crop failure
rtorie are now only unl for "fllbi".'
- - 11,000,000
GENERAL AGENTS.
Snn Prandsco. Cal.
& CO., AGENTS.
in
Zeolund
Mgr., San Francisco.
?r),000,000
1,000,000
2fiV,lU
.'500,000
1, 7 J 8,702
Pacific Const ovci twenty-two yenrs.
ff&ticura
uun