THE MORNING ASTOWAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
TUESDAY, JULY .9, 1907.
This Storewill be Closed at 20'ClocR
MONDAY
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A BOLD ATTEMPT THE VICE-PRESIDENT
Young Man Plans to Overthrow
Gov't of Minas Geraes
(Continued from Page 1)
and reimbarked for the cruiser. A line
looking lot of men they were, depend
a bio hardy nd smart and the greatest
credit to Uncle Sam't great navy.
The reception connuitee was proud of
the showing of the numbers at the
depot and of the derogations of tlve nier-
VIOLATES u. s. postal uw"2JhS"';
v vui v w Mvtn via v v . svsis.i-
! that gathered at the scene of the arf'ter-
j 1 I noon exercise was a revelation to thein.
The result of this revelation was to
A Circular is Found in the Younj Man's' piac, lne srH.akrs en rapport and
Room Which Explains the Author is instead of the regular dry speeches
the Agent of the Farty tor tne uown- nery .j, from the Mayor's address
fall o( Present government. was impromptu and full of -interest and
! not a dry moment occurred throughout
VEW YORK. Jnlv 15.-An alleged :,he PW Goo humor, good na-
ettempt to finance a filbustering expe-j'1"1 bandinage and heart to heart
dition with the ultimate nuroose of la'M maw "V luo P'"8'"- i F
overthrowing the, "superior government Plau " tbe 8Peaker mtie them
of the Minas Geraes, one of the federal
feel at home, all formalities were thrown
ro ininK so. the marines formed in
I double lines on Seventeenth street and
state, of RraiiL led last niaht to the to th wind and "boie fe8t
arrest of a young nun, who, according wa in- SvUom Astoria, or
to the complaint, has introduced himself , "' ulurr T n " mreuuS w,ln
to prominent bankers and brokers here suth dinguiahed men under such like
a, Sebastine ELL.de Magali, a Bra- The talks were made by
silian. De Magali is charged with viola- Ure8on' Sonm0ii men in aWition to
tion of th United States nostal law. th President .vet such was their
The identity of the complaint is with- mamier anJ bearin that tne vas nu,n
jej ber of bearers felt that they were lis-
The prisoner who is but 22 rear, o!d,'tenilIS to their representative men and
it is said, came to this city a few : wer Pr0U(1 t,ie,n antl they had re8son
weeks asm and put himself in com
mlinipntinn witti nartiaa w)ia wora
to have money to invent. In a circular ! tl,e l,art-v l'r0leJ,'J l gaily dwe
lt hich the H'ro daim to have found ;rateJ !' platform,
in bis room at a boarding house, a plan Senator Fu,ton ln'd t,le rciM
is set forth for the invasion of the rich anJ in a haPPHy vein introduced Mayor
Brazilian state by an adventuresome 1 Wis who tenlel hearty welcome
land. A circular explains that the au- to the Vice-President. He said: t
thor is the agent of the party in opposi- "Mf- Vice-President :-0n behalf of
tion. in Minas Geraes, which party had the L''them of Atoria of whom I am
resolved to aJopt the only practical , an humble wvant, I heartily welcome
method of accomplishing the downfall -vou' in fact 1 extra i)ially welcome
of the present government. -vou- U k unnecessary to state that
jou nave louna one city on the fair
j banks of the Columbia (applause) our
great statesman, Senator Fulton (loud
appaluse) is one a', our resources, but
we have other resources. We have our
timber, our salmon resources and by
tho way, we have our deep water har
bor. Some people have not learned that.
Some do not want to learn. We have
an ideal place for a government dry
dock and a naval station threat ap
plause) and we ask our worthy Vice
President to use his influence to get
these for us as we can show that we
have all the nece-sary requisites (great
applause). Astoria, as well as the bal
ance of the state, docs not lack loyalty
EXPLOSION ON SHIP
(Continued from page 3)
in the very face of the gunner.
Ko damage was done the vessel, and
she sailed for the target grounds off
Provincetown under orders from Wash
ington. How the powdered became ignited is
not known but it is presumed it was
from a spark from the smokestack of
the warship. The dead and injured were
taken ashore and the wounded sent to
the hospital at Charleston navyyard.
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'and we hope we will not lack a friend
t court which you have licen In the
past. Again, I welcome you, 1 take
pleasure in introducing the pride of Ore
son, Senator Charles W. Fulton.''
U was several minutes before Senator
Fulton could make himself heard so
sjieat was the applause..
Senator Fulton, when the opplaue
ul'sided, said:
'in justice ot you, my prior attempt
to take your time, will be ho,rtened.
You come, here today to hear a gentle
men who holds the second .position in
the greatest nation on earth (great ap
plause). The people of the United
States regardless of politics reeogiiinc
Mr. Fairtutnka as a great statesman of
today and 1 take pleasure In ltitiMiinn;
Vice-President Fairbanks."
U was several niinute-i before the
Vice-President could commence his re
marks. He was bowing his acknowted
meats of the ovation tendered him which
was something to be proud of. He said:
"Indies and Gentlemen: Your good
natures!, genial and cultured gentle
man whom you have mado t'nited
States Senator (applause) has made
many kind references to me which I
think are far too fluttering. 1 refer
to Senator Charles W. Fulton (loud and
continued applausv). 1 know that you
like him. We all did at Washington
(applause). Now I will tell yuu a story
of Senator Fulton when he was in In
diana, uiv own state, lie said that the
ladies of Indiana were fine looking ladies
but he said, mind his loyalty, 'Wait
until you see the Astoria ladies', and
now today I see the Astoria ladies and
I think that Senator Fulton is right
(loud applause). I was born in Indiana,
not by choice, but was In Astoria and
Oregon 30 yean ago and am sorry that
I am not now a resident of Oregon (loud
pplauso). Many thousands today have
their eyes cast on Oregon, the pride of
the great Northwest and see that this
is the new territory that will enhance
the commercial interests of our glorious
nation.
At this point Mr. Fairbanks was in
terrupted by the Vice Presidential sa
lute tired from the Charleston.
I amgratified to meet you and to be
introduced by such influential men as
your worthy citizens. United States
Senator Hilton whom I ivgnrd as one
of the wisest statesmen in Conizress
great apptauc) and your worthy city
executive, Mayor Wise (applause) and
ould say that these men are something
good to look at (laughter). I will tell
you a story of Senator Fulton that you
have probably never heard. Senator
Fulton told me this himself o ft must
I true. While traveling in California
ith a certain distinguished gentleman
he, lexardless ot the ladies of Astoria.
poke of the beautiful ladies of Cali
fornia and now being in Astoria, and
seeing the beautiful ladies around nie I
oniIT at the disloyalty of vour popu-
ir Senator and take this opportunity of
orrecting him in his home city (loud
continued applause). I am speak
from experience. Senator Fulton
'Why do not some of you ladies
come to Oregon, and particularly As
toria!' Astorians niV noted fur their
loyalty to their home city and I can-
but admire Scnutor Fulton's press-
invitation though I cnndidly say that
( do not admire his taste as U-twcen
the California and Oregon ladies . I
have noticed the high standard of beauty
iind grace of the ladies of Asturia as 1
have seen them and will say that I did
not come to meet statesman but after
hat Senator Fulton has told me I
came to we the ladies (applause). As
your worthy Mayor aptly said your' city
nn the fairlmnks of tin- Columbia
but 1 will have something on him to
night as wo will not then be on the fair
or anv other banks of the Columbia.
We will be bv the Sca-ddc.' I inn
,Tatiliicl by the overwhelming hospital
ity' of I bin community and will carry
with me a pleasant memory of my visit
to the Athens of the Pacific. I happen
to know something of the early history
of Astoria. When two Hugs floated over
its boundaries; that of Givat Iliitain
anil our beloved country, but sow thanks
lie to him one flag and that our Hug is
the only emblem that has a rightful
place in thi your beautiful city (great
applause).''
At this point iu the spiiit of the
moment Senator Fulton handed Mr.
Fairbanks a glass of water. "Sow,
ladies and gentlemen, Senator Fulton
knew thut 1 would drink that. It is
not a Fairbanks cocktail (laughter). It's
water. I meet heiw representative men
of your stat and states go to make a
nation, and our nation is something we
are all proud of. Every state is .reprc
sei.ted in our government. We nre a
cosmopolitan people and the best people
of our states are our representatives. We
uso our best endcavoi's to build up our
communities and nation. We do not
look with envious eyes on the achieve
ments of our sister states but con
gratulate them on their achievements in
the arts and cultivation. It is not
merely a commencement but a develop
ed. It is only a proof of what the
country enjoys. N0 nation on earth
accomplishes mora through its young1
and
ing
said:
ptople, Why! bceaitsa our illimitable
tiuturo resources suits the tastes of all.
THREE FAIRB AN M
If any one doubts yom' wonderful re
sources let them take a jump over Ihe
Uo'kie and consult your Mayor and
C nimher of Coiumerco and then breathe
the air of this salubrious climate and
they will receive nn inspiration that will
.iinw them Ihe line opHrtunitic you
pre-eut (applause). You may talk of
llsh stories, and my state of Indiana ha
some good ll-h stories but I wish to
-tit t o here that tuu catch nioiv llsh In
wm. beautiful Columbia Uiver iu one
year than we have caught in all Indiana
-inc wo became a slat. I admire your
iliiiivlii's and school hon-es and say that
the latter are your foundation of the
utuie (applause). Huild jour schools
and teach your jouth to know our God
and our country and we will lie happy
and prosperous (applause). Ihiild the
fommomtciilths of our nation and show
to the world what ate the highest Ideals
of our people. I am coining Iu Oregon
and to Astoria again. I know uot when,
but just as soon as I can possibly do so
and ho to find that you have continued
your pre-ent prosperity and that 1 will
Iind jou even a more prosperous city
which 1 believe I will. Our republic
wiH tw made strong by our citisens
using the elective franchi'. Not tiaed
iu prejudice, nor mere whims, but ac-
coiding to the dictate of general judg
ment. Many think that there Is no re
sponsibility on them to go to the polls,
They place a low and menu estimate on
the honor of American cituens. 1 think
him a traitor who will -not go to the
poll and east a ballot according to the
dictates of his highest idea of eltiten
ship. Oregon has ?nt nien to Wash
ington. Some have not done her honor
and some have (applaitte). You want
more stars in the flag and you should
not be satisfied with Ich potential fac
tors in the Hag which you can iusi-t on
by standing for Oregon.
"I wish to thank you for your cour
tesy to me and I will always carry with
me a pleasant remembrance of my visit
In the western athens of thp sea."
Senator Fulton was a happy master of
ceremonies and In his joviwi manner kept
the audience in god humor. Calls wciv
made for many distinguished men on
the platform and in response Governor
Chamberlain, Congressman F.lli. Hon.
Gh. II. Williams, Hon. H. M. Cake and
others responded. After the-e speech?
the. audience disN-rsed with three cheers
for Vice-lreiileiit Fairbanks.
At 7 p. m. the party took the train
at the depot and without stos the
train lan through to Seaside. At that
city the party was met by the militia
men now in camp (here, with their band
and the party wa esctirte.l to the
Hotel Moore. Viee.Prei.U'nt Fairbanks
"jKike from the baloney and was loudly
applauded. The doors to the bampiet-
loom were opened and soon the party
were seated. The tables were arranged
in the form of the letter "T" which
wa a fine disposition and creditable to
Mr. 1). J. Moore to whom the arrange
ments were left.
In the midst of the banipiet Mrs.
Rose Ilrock Bauer of Portland created
a ensation by he lieoutit'iil leiidilion
ol'"Tlie Star Spangled Parmer'' the
guests standing while our national song
wai rendered.,
Thj Menu. -
Horn D'Oeuvres
Salted Nuts Hipo and firecn Olives
Colonial Oysters on Half Shell An Sec
SOL'i'.
Green Turtle Clear Punch u la FuhWik
FISH
flaked Hoyal Chinook Salmon
Snucs Jtalienne
Cut let i of Crabe Suueo Supreme
White Winei
Coiiiumnilcr 1 K, Ileal! J", l.lent, F. J.
IMif, dipt. It. ti, ilishop, Asmtts ltrlx, J.
It. lluike, ti. It. Wale, & It. Cullender,
lion. duo. F, Carroll, Hon, t V. Carna-
I C, M. Cellef, J, W. Crowe, l.leut, K.
V, Coiistlen, Cnpt, A. J, Cooper, Lieut,
V. .1, Cu'lleii, F. N Chilk, Hon, Geo. K.
Cliambeiiain, C, C. Chapman, II. M.
Cake, T. It. lkivles, ,1. S, Dellliiger. F, I
Dunbar, Hon, I), M. Dunne, Tho. J.
Kgguinn, J. I, Fggman, Samuel Kluiore,
lion. V. II Klli. K. Z. Ferguson, Jas,
Fmlajson, Dr. A. A. Finch, K. A. Fl-her,
I T. Forstrom. F. C Fox, Hon, C. W,
Fulton, tl. C, Fulton, Dr. .1. A. Full on.
Carl Flinch. Martin Foard, Suigeon .1.
K. Gardner, Hon. Jno. M. Gnu In, Alex
Gilbert, J, F. Gliilke, W, F, Gratkc, J, N.
Milliu, J. K. Iligxin-. C. It. Higglus,
II. It. Hoeller, lr. J, M. Holt, II. HoU
n mi, C. M. Hyskel, It. II. Jenkins, Col.
Jackson, Lieut, U, H. Kerfoot, U Kiaue,
Theo. Kru, Russell King, Dr. W. K.
I ewis, Dr. W. C. Logan, II. Llmlciiberger,
Ibm. John Manning, A. K Miller, Hon.
Jno. W. Mlnto. Dr. F. V. Mohn, 1). J.
Moore, Geo. Morton, Hon. F, Mulkev,
lion, .1. C. McCue, Col. C. K. McDonnell.
C. G, I'almlierg, j, H. Palmer, Frank
I'atton, F, L I'aiker, O. I. Peterson. Dr.
It. J, Pilklugtoit, Knslgn F. II. Pnteet,
II. G, Piael, H, F. l'rael, ('apt. F. W.
I'hi-teier. Max Pudlbh, J. J, Robinson,
Fritl Rogers. ,F. T, Ross, F.isist Rludell,
Dr, A. K. R-K-ky. S. (i. Reed, Geo. W,
SanlHirn. C. A. Shelhrede, Walter C.
Smith, Jay Smith. W. T. Sehnlllrld, W.
K Sisilmptf, Nnrris Staples, p, A.
Stokes, A. W. Sigurdon, Ft auk Spittle,
Max Sklble, Hon. Joseph Simon, I.leul.
C. J. StiHlinaii, Cap!. II. L Stwle, Rear-
Admiral W. T. Swinburne. Illalne R.
Smith, C F. Swlgert, J. C. Tenbrook,
Capt. (. II, Tuttle, Dr. J. Tultte. Hon,
C. J. Tremhaid. E L Thompson, K. V.
Tallant, II. Van Dusen, J. T. Wallace,
Col, L II. Walker. W. . Williams, Capt.
I Willis, W. R. Williams, W. T. Wil
liamson, Hn. Herman Wie, Lieut, "ol.
J. V. White, Jno. II. Whyte. C. It.
W right, Hon. Geo. H. William., lion. .1.
W. Welch. G. Wiitgate, W. W, Wilde,
W. II, Young, ti. Zieglcr.
Ths 'iv. president, Congres-maii
Klli and Governor Chumlierlttlii remain.
ed in Seaside while the ImiI.hhc of the
party returm-d by sjietinl train at 8:30
tliil morning,
PIIOSECUTIONFOILED
,....! I, .....I .... 1
IV .MIVIIHI.'W 1U 1 SMs II
slgnlllcil'hU wllllngne,, 0 testify. Oil
Zluiiue', Ihe iloceiitlni idled n( ,
most Important wltnes, against Glass,
lie ore the grand jury Zlmmer tetlllml
that Glass divw checks for bribery
money which was claimed to have been
paid to Ihe supervisor), caused Zlnituer
to cash them and Instructed lilm to give
the money to agent llley ami reiiulrn
from Hal-ey no voucher, merely cairj.
lug thee thousand of dollars on th
current exjirnse account.
Mnor Hoxton has told the (Mass jury
that he as supervl-or accepted t5nm
from llalsey lo vote against the ordi
nance granting a rival fiwnehlm to the
Home Compaiij.
.Immer claims ha Is availing hlmtslf
of the "Const It ut ioiml right not to be
niaU a witness agnlnt iilinself In re
fusing to answer th (picstlous by the
court,
SMOTHERED BY OAS.
SAS FRASClStXl, July IS.-Us
S'ora ilelltt Popejay, a visitor to San
Francl-co from Pueblo, Colo., was found
dssd In her room at 604 Cole street
jesinlaj A gas jet was found partly
turned on and death I Wileved to have
lieeit accidental
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, You may well bn inspired with this
thought: Not far uway is one of the
most historic spots in the Western
Hemisphere,
The toustmastar was United States
Senator Charles W. Fulton.
"The United States," Vice-President
Fairbanks; 'Oregon," Gov. George H.
Cliambeiiain; "Thu Pioneem," Hon.
George If. Williams; "The United States
Senate," Hon. John M. Gearinj "The
Columbia Ilasin," Hon. W. C. Smith;
"The Western Press," Hon. John V.
Carroll; "Tho Army of the United
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"Tho Navy of the United States," Hear
Admiral W. T. Swinburne, U. S. N.j
"The Women o Oregon," Hon. F. W.
Mulkey; "Astoria Chamber of Com
merce," John If. Whyte.
Guests and Hosts.
Guests of honor, Vice-President of the
United States, Charles Warren Fair
banks C. If. Abercrombie, John Adair, Theo.
H. Allman, Dr. T. L. Ball, J. W, Bailey,
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