The daily morning Astorian. [volume], July 28, 1899, Image 1

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VSTOUIA. OKEGIIN,- MM DAI MORNING. JULY 28. im.
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Stoves
Aro not mndo from tho crai-ilo
or in a kimlorgnrten school.
Eclipse Hardware Co.
WoGlvo Trading Htnmpat.
'tail,
GRIFFIN
ilf
RALSTON...
HEALTH CLUB
Aem Gluten FitIbi, Acme Wbftt Flakes and Standard Bollrd Oits
AT A. V. AL-LEIVS
ASTORIA CASH GROCERY
Tenth and Dunne StreetB.
Look nt tlt Followlna Prices
Western Kcflncry SiiK"r, IN puimJii foe $1.00.
KoMtCwITM 10 1.00.
(khI Quality Tcm 1 " .3.
Rolled Out 8 ' M.
Ilcam 10 " .25.
JupiiuKIca "
Good Quality Hour 1 Suck .7ft.
Oyster. 12 Cans 1.00.
Tomnttrai 1 " .
Produce BoMgrit.
Here Is a List
Ot some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
RALSTOX HEALTH POODS Is flrent wlctj
fresh from the mills.
AKOMATIC Sl'ICES guaranteed the finest.
TILLMAXH'S I'LKl! EXTRACTS.D
CHASE ft SANBORN'S ICOPfEES are nn
rlvnllcd. Together with host of other
good things.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
leui Zealand fire InsoFaoee Go
Of New Zealand.
W. P. Thomas, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
.Subscribed Capital $5,000,000-,Pold-Up
.Capital . .. 1,000,000
Assets - . 2,545,114
Assets In United States . ,, 300,000
"Surplus to Tolioy Jlolders 1,718,792
Has been Underwriting on the Pacific Coast over Twenty-two years.
SAflUEL ELMORE & CO..
Resident Agents, Astoria, Oregon
Tinware
BOOKS...
Blank and
Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pen
I iox Decorated I 'per
nt1 Envelopes-moo.
&
Breakfast Food
Barley Food
Select Bran
Yeast
Cocoa
ju. jut:
Improved Mikado and
Empire Cream
Separators.
Sir
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Thar ar. ih simplest sod most .fflelaat
paritor. otadt. For ! or
Foard & Stokes Co.Astorla
Your Wife
Will Ilk li : to will tbt eook.
Star Etnte Range
Bstlify .11 bs os thtra.
L.
ir your bt!r hair doai tha eooklU.
that I. an addillanal raaaoo why thar
houlfl b. t liar Eattta Ranra Id your
kltrhan. To uta of tbrm prsroBU worry
and dluppolninaol.
W. J. 8CUU.T. Atnl.
m Bond atnaL
Andrew Lake
StaCOMMEKCUL ST.
...Merchant Tailor...
Perfect Pit Guaranteed. Low I'rkcs.
RrpaJrinf and Cleaning Neatly Don.
THE PROOF
of tit. pudJlnc U In tb. otUOaT
aivd Vh4 proof of llQuor.
IS IN SAMPLING
N t -
That', an artrmmnt that, con.
olualv- oVimonalratlon.
Oura will atand th. twrl.
HUGHES & CO.
OP LONDON.
EatabHrfus) uJi th rHgn of QMn
Anna, A. D. 1TH
FIRE AND LIFE.
ttuoaorioad Oamiaj lajBu.uamn
jAMMa 1MUMW 00
Surplus to policy holder. IOCS 01
Exdualva of paid up oapltal
Law Union and Crown
Fire and Life Insur
ance Co.
Subscribed or guiraiteed cap
ital tT,SM0W00
Capital paid up 1,8M,WW
Asset, i .... W,U,K 0
Catton, Bell & Co.
Genera Agents, San rranolsoo, OaL.
Samuel Elmore & Co.
Rasldeinil Ajerrts, Attoria, Oregon.
AiXi I Ilk
IB
THEY FORM
A BOYCOTT
The Strikers and Their Sym
pathizers Boycott Street
Car Lines.
SOLDIERS ARE INCLUDED
And tbe Merchants Refuse to
Sell thera Anything or to
Supply Their Wants.
MUSTERING OUT INCERTAI&
But tbe War Depjttmeot Will Follow
the Wishes of OrecooUns cs
MuctisPossltle-
CLEVELAND, July r.-Ma)or rry
IHViKwra tb nM tha oamjmign a(aiH
tewlv:ii in Clwoland on the Hnra h
hw Ml lv-n. ami he WU not crw
any Int "f nt. That waa cnaV dv
at a i WU md'.lnc ot th city oounctl
hu v '.tin. hi an artmurt to imA.
lute tha invMVar Kton ot tl axrika oo the
1 w.iwS!i:jJ ;rvl railway llwa by
a aiK-c'jJ oomnl of thwt body im
tk'fremnl.
Mny of tha rtnke nnUUi hav.
bwn w.-y bW.r. towrd Mayor Fariy.
lu p'iblle tm-tf".tn they liave charged
him wltti rpnUlky for tha preacnt
trvuta and throata agatnat bla Ufa
jwve u. tna.1. Thla baa led him to
HvltU a ruaM tor tia renoe
KuiM a v ii.!. and A'lMtlvfa watch (be
tK-uae en-y nlait.
The iir.ooa of troopa haa had a d.
(ti-mIiic (Taol hji1 the riotrn. and tip
to io o'dar toniifht thra had not ben
a niiulf out Urea v of vlolaaoe. Car. wre
nlKratnl on nky al the Hna on nraf
ly tha umui x-helulra, but In aomc parts
ol the city tJy ran uknoat empty. A
boycott of rhe Itnra by working pnoph?
i la t.nlrHg unlv.MVal. Praluent Ever.
mi ye. ho.rver. tfhavt h doea not betleva
the boycott te eftrctl-. II thtnka the
!rotia r tkt'Wd from rkUnit by far
ot prnai Injury, and he amy ttiM a
oun aa the Woty of poaeengvra i a,
aurrd ttia oara wtN be Ailed a uaual.
The boyonrt haa extended to the oi.
ilter. Mvrvhama are rujin to sell
hem any Kiqipllfa and repreaenaatlve. of
orguiliAl labor have rettumj to patron le
j anybotlj- wiio lAkt a i-olihwr'e money for
anytlilng or aunira any ot hla -wanta.
Ml'STERIXa on UNVERTAEf.
8A.V FRANCISCO. July r.-It yet
WKNrtaln wn-re the Oregon reglinent
.ill be erod out. General Bebe, of
flie OrV'n SVitliMnu Ooard, hua been
makiiHt n oftort to have 'he !wgbmnt
muetercd out at home, or at Uit Ho re
turn to Porntand tn rflBWental formation.
Oi'nriU Sh.iftor te!ruphed Co tbe wr
U-irtnent aaklnjr U fflila could le done,
and todhy a rouly wa received, wlilch,
tuCUv revtewlnff Ube tkuation, a.!;
I "Dri'ra to nave iie rvsunaix iuu.tm
cut In Ban Kranclevo wl wand urtt
tlie rv'sinient. by a majority vote, ahou'.d
divide to be muml out at Vutcouver
twxraokn. Many of le peoiJe of the
ritwte aunt The regiment to return a n
ortmnliitvMV In uveetlnc She expreas
wtrfiee of the regimem ftlreadgr approved
by he ocr.itary of war, thla cn be don.
only aa tha onVwa Vni men lerree to it.
The law requirva tint arms and all prop,
erty be tttined In on muatering out.
ActHHf aeiretary of war db-eeta Ohaat ax
Tur a flie oKkm rely gven nd taw
and nulaUW will allow, you arrange
to mwt rhe wtaltes of the people of the
ata'e a enp.-enW by Oeoerol Beeba.
"H. C. COHBIN, AdJUftiant Qenarafl."
CORCORAN FOUND OUELTP.
Jury Brine Hi a Verdict of Murder in
Second Dttrree and He Get. Sev
enteen Years.
WALLACE. IAiho, July JT.-The Jury
arrived ait a verdict of numVr In the sec
ol dftjr.ie at 4 o'olook tiug morning.
Within 30 minutn tr tbe Jury retired
11 of tlwn favored llhe verdlot flially
rendered, one man hoMlng out all hour.
for murder tn th. first degree. Undiir
Idwho's law. murder to the second de.
giroo la puniahaWe by lmprWonment fc
from 10 years to llf. Sentenca will be
rend ;rd at 1 o'olo-k, Whti (h court wH
Oiko a kxn unlit (all. Jdgs snd at.
tomrys ave fur noma At 1 o'clock.
The verdlit i writ received ty friends
of the tc. The def on calls tt an
uinui. but It la not believed that an
i;k4 wtli be -Akm, trusting to iu.
live cle'nency later rattier lhan risk a
iw-w Jury.
Later Carcuran was sen'.encsd to 1?
yesrt tn the penk:ntlarr.
AX EXAMPLE FOR OBEOOX 0IKL8.
CHICAOO. July r.-A apeclal to tha
Tim-a.HT4l'4 trxn In&'tyvtuivnct, Km.,
ntya;
Tli CMrlj' oluba of several fri'tifrn
Konnui Viwia have roxrivod ot-ver to
"rry a young- man unleaa aa arrd
rrih the .aoi.ua Tvrntlrth Kanaaa. Thiy
W ttuy are dou rmlmwi to ketp tbi'tr
atrriunm anl Cit oora-r than marry
a Bum who aravnl at bmo tjv-y will re.
aaln ntrtf'. all tlielr Hve. Tlry tri'.orl
o Kh' tbe t ) of the rinyot a big
rvi:lon a-hn thy rf turn.
INDEMNITY TO ITALY.
United Si.tei Will liemnlfy Italy
( for tbe Lyncnlnr of Tlwee
Itillens.
NEW YORK, July Ti.x special to the
Herald from Washington so)v:
Ksiy win be paid an indmnity for the
lynching of three of the five TtaHans) ml
Taltulah. La., and the auMe department
all lay nro the prinraple onoe for sil
UM. kn alien doe. not become a ful
Hokxed oMivm of the I'nrled State, until
iwtumllxaUiat papers have been formally
issued to him. Of course the state depart,
ntmt will pursue- th regular ka course
for aurV-alnins; att the facta In ronnec
Hon with the lynching, and ftrre will
doubtless be rowiderabl. dlptomatle cor
respwdno baSweeti the two countries
afore -aha ksvidsna is alssid.- But atai
departhMfM officaals appreriale that there
st no escape from the payment of tha
! tndemiriky. No dtreot desnand hca yet
! been made by risJy, but there have been
! broad hints dropped tn thsu direct too.
'The dkvirt-nnfa rulings on the point
'of clilxwshlp hav not always been unt.
! form. Secretary Olney, to his aegoti-
to the HahnvtUe lynching cam Ortginally
took the ground 'that when an alien had
applied for ckisonship' h. was to aH In
tents and purposes an American citl.
t i-i and that he had no claim for protec
,tlon from his natlv country. He did not
tn wrl'lng change this, but the fact that
j he reoominendVd the payment of hidem.
I Uy. although done as a friendly act. is
I ronHtded a pr-tty good imMcatloo thai
Ms vie s had changed. Ap precsntin:
tht an atRierinc. to the ruling originally
made by Secretary Olney mfht coma
lack tu pCrue the United States, the au.
thorltita ha.'e detMmlned to tvXd that an
alien does not become a clUsen of Ota
Vnlted States until naturatiaaitlon paper
have been formally Issued to him.
la kt pointed out that If altera who have
doelWed their Intentions of beroroltia;
Anvrk-un citliens should return to any
foreign country the Tnlted States could
tiot priv.Sy refuse them a pasport and
prdtectlon In ceee they got Into any
trouble. , ,
A DELlOHTFt'L TEA.
A vr' pleasant reception and tea was
tven jvsteixkiy afternoon at the real.
donee of Mrs. Curtlc TresKhard on the
corner of Franklin avenue and Sixteenth
street. The a It air was given In honor of
Miv. Wetd.khl and ilrs. Mcintosh, of
Oakland. CW., and he sdtemoon waa
tftioro'ig'hl) enjoj'ed by the large com.
pany preaatt.
The partor wa. taiittty decorated with
pink nwes and pcttpies and th. drawing
room was gay with sweet pea. and pan.
stea, artiMtically arranged. Progresslv.
Jaclnsraw. was played by the ladles and
tlie flmt prlte was won by Mrs. Marshall,
the second by Mrs. McConnell and th.
booby irlse by Mrs, Kfcvbotr.
Tentntkig ret'Vjv'Sunems and" tea -were
served as the afternoon drew to a eioae,
Mid the gueata, on departing for their
homes, exprjesed themselves aa having
woyrd a dotkf IMful afternoon.
Among those present Were the follow.
Ing: i
Meeihtmee Hus'ler, M. J. Ktnney, Praet,
RkigerJ. MoCormiok, UpsJvur, Hlgglna,
dhort, Burker, WeWh, Woods, Hellbom,
SIcConn!. Mcintosh, Weoidahl. A. Van
Pusen, B. Van Dusen, Anderson, Derby.
Caj'.lnliVr. AbemuKhy, Kendall, Neal,
Terry, WHikar, llamthorn, M. Trenchard,
A. Stavema, A. Tajlor, Morgnn. Lewis
SWeUls, Dr. McOormlok, HoWen, Pox,
Kinney, Klrchoff. Hyland, Lyman Kin.
ney, Kmured and Smith and MliSje. Fu
sion. aWci'ls and Westdaht.
CALAA1BA
IS TAKEN
Captured fcy American Troops
After Two Hosrs Sharp
Fighting:.
FOUR SOLDIERS KILLED
The Insurgents Attempt to Re
capture tbe Town tot Are
QnlckJy Driven Out.
REPORTED AID FROM JAPAN
It Is Rnmorel Tat tbe Filipinos Are
RecelYlof Ammunition Fran Japa
nese Sympathizers.
MANILA. July P.-l.U p. m.-An exp.
ditkm oo-finosed of troopa from San Pedro
Maoata, Paslf and Morons;, under Brbj.
idler Gym-al R. N. Hall, yssterday cap.
turvd Caanba, an 'mportaat town oo
the south sho.- of Lacuna de Bay, after
two hours of sharp Ochtinc, during wbkn
four sukllers were ktled and 12 woundtd.
ThM tr-rxAes co-nmandinf tbe hartror
were unddf nbx, but tha swampsnes.
of the land made the work harder. The
troop. ooa-Mxl tha oascoes Tuesday
night. Tba force comjdsed 4W ot Wash,
lev po voiuatwra, . U of the Twenty.
nrat infaotry, 190 of th Fount cavalry
na two wna of -tba- Ftrat arUUary.
TheM and th. gunboat. Napidan and
Coato aajcrabted oppoaHe Caiamba.
Crowds people la carta and on root
were seen rushing to the bills. Natives
escaping from Oalamha tn canoes suid
It Inaurjeiu held tha town. The force
uidVr Cane JAn MoGwh, of the Twenty,
first WVrry and Captain EJtenherd.
landed eajt of the town but found vie
river intervening. Captain IToGraih and
Lk ou ia.it BsXson swam Wie river under
fire from 20 Mauser rifles. Having
ckv 1 the stream the office rj proceeded
In caes to ferry the troops over. The
irsurgeal. retresued througt) the town
shoottnsj; rrom the bouses and bushes as
Uey fled to the htlls. Three members of
the Washington regiment waded from the
cacrjons through the swamps, often
houMer deep, while a group of Filipinos
concealed in bay snacks were shooting at
them. untM the NapMaa focused her six
pf adtrs and galling guns on the stacks
for a few minutes. Most of the work was
'done before the Washlng'son volunteers
could rea the town. The Filipino, left
three dead. Ot' tbe caAaUtles on the
Ame,tran side, two of the killed and three
of the wounded were members of the
Fourth cavalry, and two killed and eight
wounded belonged to the Twenty.nrst
Infantry.
There ana much shooting 6y the Fill.
Pinos who emerged from the bushes with
'alike tlags. After the hunting a dosen
men hoMins; up thvir hands and shouting
"Castllllanjs," mt the American cav
alry. Even the SpanUih aoMiers enibraoed
tlie Atiertcuw hysterically. There were
SO SpnWh prisoners ait Cajamba, of
whom some were clvR officials and some
were soidters. They bud been gtvten
'Bhelr cfaoi of Joining 'the Filipino army
or be-onlmr eervints and 'Ohey chose the
army, Intending to surrender to the
Americans at the fin opportunity. Most
of One civkNaos reached the American
lines during the fighting, but The insur.
gents took the others away with them
in hetr re'.rjet.
Generii Hall captured 1J Filipinos with
guns. Major Henry W. Lswton, Pm'es.
sor Dean C. Worj?s'.er, of the American
cdnvrofcwlort. Hit General Law ton and
General Lavton's son accompanied 'the
expedition on board a Haunoh and sat
doly' In -be unprotected boat close to'
uyr u-
Makes the food more
WTtVL BAKttfQ
the nb'j.-. during the nghtlng, with but.
lets sp!isilnir alout them.
Tolsy Oitvjil HaH brotufht to MantTa
Spsniarda wo-ra the txpedltloo had re.
!eol frn a captivity of more titan a
year. LiaityisyA Larsoa oorninainllng
the Napblkn, Coilaf found a long tnMrsx
3ianlh s;unaat. whk had been so c v.
ered Hl buAwa and fWhnrti as not to
resemble a veart. T!ia FStplno. ha.vlnf
met re inform news and thinking Obat tha
Amerl had evacuated the town, de. .
cendid frm tha hwls today. Intending
to re-oo rtar Caiunba, but Oenwal Halt
eafily drove th-n hit General Halt
will leave a garrison to bxM CaAwnl:a.
REPORTED AID FROM JAPAN. '
if A NIL . July Z!. 5:i5 p. ox It W
ietio.-ted In Fiillpino oirolea to Manila
flat ths lnnirv?n's reoerttly reoeival
corwigrDZ-ita i saltpetre and lead from
Japan. The kosutywiji bars experlencea
nviny dlflTiltles 'n the manufaorure of
ood piwder. that wtil4 they hare pro
duced lacking power of range and pen.
etratlA Two friars atw were recently
arresed brr. on tbe suspicion ttwut they
were bere- of rn'3 taj .a to AgusnmMo
from tha Filipino Junta at Hongkong,
have been Bbarated tr want of erldtecica
upon which to pnwecut them
LOTTIE FOWLER DEAD.
NEW YORK, July JT.-The death is
aiynoiiiK at the Mannattaa state hoe.
pltal for the lmn. of Ilfe Fowler,
who. t years ago, was a 'anous epir.
Uuar.lc medium, as well known la
Europe as In America.
TO SEASIDE BY LAND
Youngs Bay Bridge Utilised by Portland
Traveler oo the Way to Clatsoe-a .
Sommer Raart.
Among the pasngr on Potter
rrom Portland Sunday waa Mr. Dayton,
of the weal known Dayton lUrdwar
Company. .Mr. Dayan wa. aocompnie4
by bis 11. year-aid son, and also a Juwenil.
outmc rig. conslsttng or a handsome moU
,ltnd pooy and two seated dtmmuiivs
"btt-kScira toinaB
While staall, the cooveianoe as
aunch.y cooxuoted and equal, as Mr.
Dayuv concluded, to carry boob himself
and boy to Seaside, miles away. Tba
Journey looked promtelnc as the stout
tr.le rti;tland puKed resolutely from tha
long stro'joh of the new bridge. '
Th irn- also broiurM a new waxoa
t-jt one of the otd-ttme sertlen on tba
Lew j r d Clarke. Had tt not been that
cap: al and energy saw fit to pao
You.9 river, and thus open up tha
country irilmuary to Astoria, this pur.
chase, afth'MJgh smaK, would never hava
been made. ....
BRnXJES IN THE COUNTY. ..
Amounu Paid Out by the County Durtfisj
the Past Five Tr to Build
Bridges. i.
The foftcrrinf; bs attgtitly leas than the
amount xpandd In buHdins; hrldgea f&
the amviul road dtstrlcta of Clataoa
county from July L ISM, to July i. 15S9:.
Hoad Distrfot. AmotWt.
No. t WamMton tl.ni
No. 1. Clatsop Cty M 0.
No. J. Seaside 7t2 00
No. i, Metviile 53 l
No. , CtmiweU l,lS
No. 6, Yountrs river fail l W
Nj. :. Olney US S
No. 8, Uper Waluskl 2i i
No. 9. Bear Cree'k 4o3 0
No, 10. Knaoi. 3
No. 11. Wesywr 78.0
No. 13. Veaiwr to Jewoll 74 o
No. 13. Bl-He J-'4
No. 14, Barbara IS 0
No. 15, Jewvll S42 Ot
No. 16, Blind Slough
No. IT. Jvhn flays 487 61
No. IS, irammotvl
Toeal J8.0S0W
Tiw above ainounts were paid out of
he frenersl fund. The Youngs "bay brldsje.
r"ill ''und. 130.981.82. surveying, super,
intending, etc., er.U fund, U.WI37; to
tal. fcSl.iiS.19; total over alt. 100 062.73.
HA.NTHORNE HALL ,
Hawthorne Hall ait 12a Bond street, waa
conwileted yesterday, and aliened to Hh
pulitDo with a ball given undVr The aits
ploes of the 'O. of W. Iat nl;ht, Mr.
Hbittthorna wEt xitend to the 'Assembly
Club the privilege of glvlris his hall a.
Virtual deilicatton, the ptwetds to be
applied in behalt of the City Library.
The halt Is 46x84 feet In slxe. Is eMorata
in Its appointments, and is equipped wit hi
enpedal care to the entertainment of
Mee.
The lighting- and ventilating ftdtltlea
cannot be aqucsled by any bulMing in
llhe city. There are a number of reoeptlon
pox ana as adjunct, to the matn hall, iii
of wMch are convwnleiwty Oestgned al
eHent In flnWh. Th ham fulflUs a lnna
felt want.
0i ifi
V6?&2n
delicious end wholesome
fOwTJEH OO., WW VOtfK.