The daily morning Astorian. [volume], July 22, 1899, Image 1

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ASTORIA, OIIKGON, KATl'UDAY )l')RMN(i. JULY it. ISM.
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-OUR
Stoves
Aro not nmdo from tho Mrnj-ile
or in a kindergarten school.
Eclipse Hardware Co.
We CJIvo Trodlng HtnmpM.
rf-J jjgj i
GRIFFIN
RALSTON...
HEALTH CLUB
Acmf Gluten Farina, Arme Whfat Flakes and Standard Kolled Oats j
AT A. V. ALLEN'S!
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ASTORIA CASH GROCERY
Tenth and Dunne' Streets.
Look nt the I7ollovltm
Wc.Urn Kclincry StiKttr, 1H poumU for l..
KotlBt ColTtiC 10 " I .(Ml,
CtHiJguulityTca I " .:.
KollcJ Outu 8 " .35.
Dcitna 10 .2ft.
JarniiRlcc ' 4 .'2ft.
(iooJ Qunllty Flour 1 Suck .7S.
Oyaturs ; 1 2 Cans l.(M.
TIUHt(M" II 1.00.
Here Is a List
0t some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
RALSTOX HEALTH PCOns' la fjrc'nt ve'flct'y
fresh from the mills.
AROMATIC Sl'ICES guaranteed the finest.
TILLMAXN'S IT RE EXTRACTED
CHASE & SAXIJORX'S (COPPEES arc un
rivalled Together with a' host of other
good, things. s '
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
Hem Zealand Fife InsuFanee Go
tif New Zealand.
W. P.tThomQ8, Mgr., Sari Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Subscribeil Cnpital
Tnid-Up Capital
AsaoU
Assets in United States
Surplus to Tolicy Holders
Has been Underwriting on the Pacific Coast over. Twenty-two year?.
SAHUEL ELMORE & CO.,
Resident Agrnta, Astoria, Oregon,
Tinware
BOOKS...
Blank and
Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
Typc-wrltlng.
Waterman Fountain Pens '
Mox Decorated Paper
i,.i Knvfiiw..H.
& REED
Breakfast Food1
Barley Food J
Select Bran ,
Yeast j
Cocoa !
Price..
.Country Produce Bought,1
$5,000,000
1,000,000
2,545,114
300,000
1,718,792
Improved Mikado and
Empire Cream
Separators.
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Th.y (ft th. t!mpii and nv.i .metal
r.r.tor. ir.d.. Tor ..1 by
Foard & Stoke Co.Aitoria
Your Wife
Will Ilk li; to will th. rook.
Stiir ICstnte IJnnjje
S.ilify .11 wb.i uh thrm.
n
trm p""ai
mm
If your better half do, th. cooking
that I. an adillthtnai reason whr Dim
hould b. a Blar E.tat. K.ng In your
kltrh.n. Th. u. of th.m prtvent. worry
ana 0,..ppom,m.nu
V. J. flCUIXT. A.ent.
xl Bond BtreeL
,E2tIIllIiP
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Andrew Lake!;"
j saiCOMMEUCULHT.
!... Merchant Tailor...
perfect Pit Guaranteed. Low Prices,
Rt pairing ana Cleamag Neatly Doae.
THE PROOF
f th. ptKMIag nil lit eauag
M4 th proof of Uqttora
IS IN SAMPLING
ft (t-r
That', an arranest that'i eon
elu.lvs a damoa.tratloa.
Oar will .taad U MR.
HUGHES & CO.
ASSURANCE SOOHTi:
OF LONDON.
Eitabllha during th relga of Queen
Ann. A. D. 1T11
FIRE AND LIFE.
ubacrlbed Capital ....I tM.OOO M
'" M,401,iU W
Burplut to policy hldr 4.N1JM M
Xzoiu.lv of paid p aapltal
Law Union and Crown
Fire and Life Insur
ance Co.
Subscribed or gurnt4 sap.
Hal M.IM.MIM
Capital paid P 1.M.B00 N
AMt ,UM
Catton, Bell & Co.
Oenaral Agtnta, Saa rraaetao, CaL
Samuel Elmore & Co.
. Realdaat Ag.ata. Astoria Oregon.
INGERSOLL
IS NO MORE
Stricken Down by Heart
Disease in the Presence
of His Wife.
THE END WAS PAINLESS
Had Been a Sufferer From the
Disease- Ever Since Republican
Convention of 1896.
'DIED AS HE WISHED
iOb of America's Most Famous On-
Philanthropist.
j Xt.W VuitK. Juij- fl.-UWri G. In. I
i i!r - .11.-0 at home in Ltubiu Kerry, i
; X. V., till afiiTtfcwii of au.nilt'xy.
I
Ilia Vm r'ulirj from hf.tH Jlrr, j
from whii-li h-. ImJ ouff.'rrO time l&. j
lit Uut yrar. ihinna Die ivuiliin n.
tloiutl c-ii.-r.ii.in, lit :k i 1.1 .nil
tuul to rt-iurn Iioiimi. llr mvr fully rv
-ov"r from ili albu k of tmn dli ;
ami ! uii-Uc th imtv o' pliymclui. I
itibtnni!y.
Vt the iie; tliree, iktya Mr. Inswaoll
hint not twn ferin( well. Lajrt nlKht
he wa. In much better heai'.h and .pent
a IwrtVm of th. eventim playing- bl-lkard.
with IViJ.i i X. ArVt-n, tu aon-nv4aw, '
and 1". Fadrelt. Jib. Iwlher4.i-taw and
; prhate ei-rary. He teemed to o. in
j tx-itcr hertllh ami .flrt-. hen h retired
!4imii he hud len for -vrral da. Thl.
nw.nii; he rose at the unual hour and
U.inwl hix family at tMakal. lie then
id he ha.l . nwlw hu.
"
better. He had been .uff.ruig from ad.
i ,i i
j
j chest. II
l and tlKh:ivw about the
did not think his condition at
.:i Wrou
I
After breakfast he te:-
phHd to I if. Smith, hi. physician, who
id. at Hell llavvn. and toKl Wra of hlalAtasika Packers Association COCO
ivrrniee duiig the night. Dr. Smith
Id him to continue lo use nllro glycer
ine and that he would see him during
the day. Colonel inerscXl spent the
morning living In a hammock and U
ting on tlie veranda with number of hi
family. 11" said he was better and had
no pain. At 12: he etnrted to go up
stolrs, , ' .
On rea.'hlng the head of the stairs,
Colonel lngwro!l rurnwl Into his wi'e". ' Anooortes Pa -king Co JS.0O0
, I'KKIttlKo lacking Co 15.CM)
room. Mrs. Ingvinoll wi there. To- Ittosade Strait Packing Co 1.500
gilhr they dlH-tissed whtit they would I FRIDAY HARBOR.
nave for luncheon, and Colonel Ingersoll Paciflo Amnrlcan Fl Co 1S0H0
suid he had better rMt rait miK. owing'0' T' ''" Co. S.ooO
to the trouble with hi atomai-h. He
.eeinel In giod spirit, then. AtXer talk
ing for a few minute., Colonel Ingersoll
niKH'.l the room and sat down in a
rocking chair. He leaned his head uiwn
l is hand, which resteil on the back of
the ohtlr. Mrs. lngerso'l 8-kp.I him how
le wu feeing, and he replied: "Oh, bet.
ter."
Thcs,. were his last words. A second
after they were uttered, he aas dead,
rhe unly sign notloed by .Mrs. Ingersoll
was that th whites of his eyee suddenly
showe.1. There was not even a slh or i
roan as dtstth unie. The Uivtorg were
hastily calliHl but their verdict was death
hd come Instantly.
IW.tlt came to hlin as he had recently
cxpnwsed a tkvslra It should. He often.
1n old times, said he wished to die .lowly,
nlih a full roiisclousnms so he might
tell tlii-se about him iiow he felt. Re
cently, lie experienced a change of desire
to die palnl wsly nnd wltlvout warning.
(Robert Cnvvn litgersoll was born In
Presik'n, Yates county. New York. Au
gust U. 1S.U He- 'began the practice of
Utr In Shawnevitown, III., but In 1S5T re
ingveil to Peorta. In 1S62 he became col
onel of the Eleventh mini cavalry. In
ISfili he was appointed ait;torneirenere)
for IMIn-ils. and In 1ST? refused the post
of minister to Germany. He first attract,
ed notice by his eulogy of James O.
Ulaine hi the national reptrhltivn conven
tion tn'Olnnlniuvtl In 1ST0. and also by hi.
Pecmration day oration In New York In
1SS3. Hut lie 1s known principally on at
count of hi. lectures and books which
rltlclse the Bible and the Christian re.
Igun. Ho wrte The Gods and Other
Lecture.; Some Mistakes of Aloses; What
Kluill I to to lie Haved? I'rcwur Poem
and othr wrk. II took up hl reI
dines In Xw York oily ab-u 1W)
. NEWS OK" THE NEWARK.
LIMA, I'wu, July H-OfTlcec of th.
I'nitnl ft:o. milder Newark will vl.lt
Anquli. and. If the Urn permit, will
go to Lake TUIcat, nearly U.OW feel
aljv Uw levH of th ,
COM IXO TO THK CUP RACES.
NHW VOItK. July H.-A dtpatch V
tne Time from lymdon My.: Sir
Thorn Upton hu chartered an MO tun
steamer wid iniMxI. to uk fui to
lAjnrrka to the Amerlr' cup race..
I'tXJKT fKA:SD BALMtlX
PACK US A FAILURE
Alk I'ttle My Mike . Uttl. Money.
I Jut All Other, dttnd to Lore .
Gre.t
A jiT"(ondiTit wr'anf from Bttle
to the t'olumljl. Ktver l'.cker. A.ocia.
tin ghei some tntwwtlns pxtK-ul-r.
rrt.rtve to the flxhtnc MuMry ia the
I'uxrt .ounil 0l!rt-1. K'f-Trtnf U the
omeitut iiri cxMkl.tion prevalent,
he any: ,
'Thl. may oe onwiilered an off year
f.ir rkrytm. V there are a few who
have ivolial fairly well -Uh tlu-m. The
fo-T h. the Alaska Packer. Udoo
j are the only ri! who have really
j rrm.le any m- n-. Thta ki beue Owy
tia die locatKinit. The run commenced
J iIkmi the unu.tl time. July 3. and hould
ronrtlillf from 33 to W day.. The pack
Uf year wasi IM W rajie. A. V"r the
llt Ik-Iovt tiu will ee what h. Ix" n ao
cumpIHied up X) July 31 thl. fusion.
'S' lumct. for trap flh have be n mad.
at IT crtH-1. which wis establblied for
ou:iUnt. ToiUy IS, 9 and 23 cents have
rulil. TM ! the -ar for humphark.
Tin y run from 10 to O day.. 8 Ivei. or
, cotnw. a thy are now oalled. do not
! .how a. mat In run a when tture are
. n Jiumplxukv Xfirher do So taJmon.
' ti. alnvn are jmbleci to weaciier
condition. Ll i quwrknv mnr now)
Joint thj KX-ke) will run. Ttiey have
off wonderfully In the lat f-w j
' days. I think the run of c'all flsh will be
' atl. h.-re f"r the reaxons named.
: " think rhe Pacific AmerlcMt FUh !
Company haa oversold heavily. Nearly j
' . . ,
Ttljviw INM SVtnp W f, IV l. T A JV I an v aii
i puttlt In traps. Tha Fraxler river out -
put t a failure, the total pack being W.IXO
to date. This is reliable. The following
! Jfctt Is explanatory:
ALASKA.
nUAINE.
lacino Xorth-el Pai-klng Co.... 1
i'lUUlo Amerk'W.n Fisih C I0.UO i
AUoA-onh & lmnne lO.lU'J
FAIRHAVEX.
Falrhavm Canning Co SOOO
Paeltto Amertiwn FUh Co li.ao
Aberdeen Packing Co lj.000
U'MI ISLAND.
I.uml Island ...
Chuoknut, M. J.
s.ooo
Kinney 1.000
AXACORTB3.
PORT A NOBLES.
Ntuionul 'IV'klng Co
l.tV)
Total 1S7.5UO
THli XEIIALEM VAU.EY
A FLOURISH IXO COl'XTRT.
Ook1 Roads Only Needed to Make It
An Important "Tributary Section
to Astoria.
Johnn Young. -ho, wiih Albert Dun
bar, Duncan !MeIean. George Nelson,
John MeiCue and ung Werbyn lAun.
berry, comiiosed a fishing iarty Into the
Nehnlivn valley, tells of some interest.
ing exierlnces which Ix'fell them during j
their outing.
"We are Just back," said Mr. Young.
"and haw had the fun of a lifetime. The (
only feature which in any maimer marred
the Journey was our difficulty in getting j -
.tinned. The liveryman said there were I
too many of us, and refused us ithe lLrht
agin we wanted. But this was easily
remedied by our persuading Johnny M.e
Cue to walk out to Olney, 10 miles, where
he Joined us. Tlie liveryman, however,
was very sagacious in his Judgment,
for Johnny's additional welRht or per.iaps
It wvre beCter to say, the execrable con.
dltion ot the roads, caused Us to break
sovem wheel spokes, .train on axle and
fracture tlie dashboard. This happened
after leaving CHvsy. We camped, in
Olney oui first nitfht out and had. as the
boys would express It. a warm time. In
the evening we observed a orowd of
young people filing across the brWge.
and on mqitlry learned that there "was
to be regular old-fashioned country
dance up the hill. Someone In our party
(Continued on Pag. Three.)
DEWEY ON
DISARMAMENT
Wants to Know What Nation
Is To Leal; Says Oars
Shouldn't.
BANQUETED AT TRIESTE
Fired Ten Shots i Minute AfalDSt
Three of tbe Spaniards
at Manila.
BROOKLYN STRIKE FAILED
Six Italians Lynched ty a Mob to
Louslana Cver
Quarrel.
)
VIEXXA. July U.-ln tbe course ot an
lno-rvk-w had with him by a repreaenta-
live of the Xeue Frele Preuae today. Ad
miral IX-wey. when ak-d what ex
lectrO would te developed from the tn
urnacioral raw conference at The
HaKue. txld:
'Vhi Is to diAir-m first? The expert
mem wa trit in -the United State.
j and U k Vha.t It cnai u. to ge-t ready In
i time and how we bad to ear the Ihtjc?
We n'W think d".ff.tvntly and are butld
i ir.g 40 mi of war. We ahaU.not be taken
j t y .urpne and found unprepared again;
: and It is hard o befteii-e. In view of our
! terrific enrejons, that the other powers
jwill .bunion the alvan:ae of their ar
mament and give them up.
At a lunquat thl. evening, after rhe
i nasi to PresM-nt MoKinley had been
drunk. Mr. lidrrla proponed the health
cf Admiral Pim-ey, who In reply Mid
man. jw suicereiy ana anna
j
1 " 0Ur si hllIn-
CapUiin FasM responded to the toast
j "The American Navy." Mr. Harris then
proposed "Tlie Captain and Crew of the
Clympia." and retjuested Admiral Dewey
to relate somXhing of the battle of iMa-
nWa. The admiral replied: "I only know
that, having asked the steward for some
thing to drink, he gave me luke warm
coffee, which made me feel quite sick,
but my flag lieutenant kept the record
and I invite him to apeak."
Flag Lieutenant Brumby said: "I was
midshipman under Admiral Dewey and
he .taught me not to talk, so I will on'.y
say Dewey did it."
A-lmiral Dewey rose again and said:
"You ask me about the guns and th su
periority of our firing. We fired 10 shots
per minute, wi;h five-inch guns, against
three .hots a minute. I found at Mania
to mxe neutral flag than th Austrian."
At this pjint yir. Harris Interposed, say
Ing. "Austria Is sincerely friendly to the
I'nlted S'aj--." Admiral Dewey then ad
dressing himself to the Olympiad chief
engineer, said that he had contributed
t i the success of the ship In entering the
bivy of Manila by admirable steaming.
bruiKtng the speed up to IS knots lnunedl.
ately, when ordered to put on full steam,
In concluding the banqueg, Mr. Harris
proposed a toast to Emperor Francis
Joseph.
PB.VEY'3 ACCEPTANCE.
WASHIXflTDN, July 21,-The follow
In; ctiWep-ain was received at the navy
department from Admiral Dewey:
Trieste, July 21. Secretary of the navy,
Washington. The proposed arrangements
for reception and presentation at Wash,
;i,ston as apprJV-M by the president and
secretary are entirely agreciM? to me.
THE liROOKM'N STRIKE
WAS A TOTAL FAILl'RS.
Master Workman Parsons Calls the
Usual Mreting to Protest Against tlie
Invasion of Worklngmen's
Rights.
NEW YOr-IC July 21. General Master
Uvvr uva mmzn
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
HOt W"W KWfTWH CO., HtW VOWK.
WorkTiao Par. m. wa arfki-d Uut nltfhi
W h would do If convinced that the
!Ttme car strtka la a failure.
'"On Friday night next." repd Mr.
Tamom., "there 1 to be a maim meeting
In Alio Grand Central Palace. That meet,
mg la oalled for th. purpojw of enliaUn
th. mipport of all tranche, of labor. W
hope to have th. flnanoial aid of all Ch
rarlou. organlaaa'io. of labor. To that
meeting practically will be referred th
question of wW th Mrtklng aurfacw
railroad men will do. If It give, mitotan
Ual aid toon, no matter what the up-?p.
tlciai Indkwtiona are In Brooklyn, tha
ron will b encouraged to fight U out
to a flntih. If I had money now to get
etnplr;yment tor thorn) who ar out and o
.uport tbem and their famklle In aea
where empl'iynvent could not be aecured,
I would adviae them to hold out right
on the line for the next t day. I
should ay. In epeaking of Che Grand
Central Paiace meotlr; that there wia
be a Mmflir meeting In the rink fi
Brooklyn next Saturday night."
Mr. Parson haa lowed the following
call for tonight', labor corrf rwnce:
'A meeting will be held at Grand Cen
tral Palace, Forty-fourth etreet and Lx
i melon avenue on Friday evening, July
3. at i o'clock, of th president and
secretarle. or their representative., of
eitch organixatlon of organised Laor in
Xw Tork and Br.oklyn. without rfgard
to their affiliation or non-a (filiation with
a na'Jmnal organization of labor, for the
purri of conferrrrrg about the irttuatlon
of the present street railway .trtke in
thnse two cltie. and dvtlng plans
whereby the ajwintam-e of orgaitlxed
fcvbor may be given to these men now
atrunrgUng to cooitel the corpn ration, to
otwerve the 1'Mtour law and secure for
them the right to organlie. This issue I
one that concerns every frWnd and sup
porter of orsranlied
labor am! should
Whatever ete we
.ecure their i5prt.
may differ about, the right to organise
is the foundation stone of the whole
structure of labor.
A mass meeting has been called for
tomorrjw night at Cooper Union to dis
ci further the plans for rendering as."
srstam-e to the strikers.
Daniel Harris, president of the Work
rngmens Federation of the s'ate of Sir
York, has sent to all unions a request
that eh send tw delegaces' to a con
ference to be held on Saturday evening
to formula a plan of ac6f-n to be
taken by organixed labor In reference
to the strikes now exisrirg in New
York and Brooklyn.
":
DASTARDLY OITRAGE IX
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
An Italian Wound a Citlx-n and I
Lynched. With Five of Hi. ;
Frljnds. " .
NEW ORLEAN3. July 21.-3peclal dis.
patch from Tallulub.. La., j's: Big
Italians weie lynched there last tvigbt.
The names of the lynched were jimobtaln
able. Y?sterJay Dr. Hodges, a promi
nent physician o! Tall Ulan, quarreled
with an Italian. The latter wounded tne
physician with a shotgun. Tbe shooting
mated intense excitement. A mod Im
mediately rounded up the wcuMe as
sassin and five of hi. friends, strung
them all .to tree and thvn filled their
bc-dles with bu ckshot.
Tallulah is a small town IT miles front
the river. It is In the heart ot the best
cotton producing section of the state, and
many men prominent in state affairs are
residents there and .on surrounding plan,
ta turn..
NO BUBONIC PLAGUE ON
THE AMERICA MARU.
San Franoisvo Doctors Rendered Ridic
ulous In Their Conflict With
Federal Authorities.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 21.-Dr. Kto-
youn's examination into the case of the
Japanese apprentice, who showed symp
toms of pmiemonla before the America
Masu reached Honolulu, shoyed that
there waa not the slightest Indication
of the bulMUo phiirue. The vessel will
be disinfected today and will then t
allowed rio dck and dlsctharai ner
freight.
A re?-'illon and ball given by G neral
Ludlo In Havana wa attended by a
throng of the most prominent residents
of Cuba.