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ASTORIA OK BOON, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY AO.
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.OUR
Stoves
Are not ran Jo from the ecrap-j.ilo
or in a kindergarten icliool.
Eclipse Hardware
Ym Cllv TrnUlna Btnmpt.
GRIPPIN
RALSTON...
HEALTH CLUB
Acnjf filotfn Firlni, Acme Whrtt FUkrsind Standard Rolled Oats
AT A. V. ALLEN'S
ASTORIA CASH GROCERY
Tenth and Duane Streets.
L.ook'nt the Foltowlna Price.
Wentcm Refinery Sutt.nr, IH pounJ for $1.X.
Konat Cofou 10 l.0(i.
(;MJQtmlltyTft I " .M.
KollcJOati 8 "
Bcnna 1 10 .2R.
Japan Rlcti ' .2$.
Good Quitlity Flour 1 Suck .7S.
OyMcra UCittw 1.00.
ToillHtoat 1 100.
Here
Is
Ot some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
KALSTON HEALTH I'CUDS In fjrtst variety J
' fresh from the mills. ,'
" AROMATIC SriCES guaranteed the
TILLMAXN'S 1'URB BXTKACTS.D
CHASE SANBORN'S (COrfEES are un
rivalled. Together with a host of other
good things.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
Jlem Zealand Fire IosiiFanee Go
Of New Zealand.
W. p. ThomoB, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Subscribe Capital
Paid-Up Capital
Assets . .
Assota in United States
Surplus to Tolicy Holders
Has been Underwriting on the Taciflc Coast over Twenty-two year?.
SAnUEL ELMORE & CO.,
Reeident Agents, Astoria, Oregon
Tinware
Co.
BOOKS...
Blank and .
Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
. Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pens
Ikix DocorcMcd Paper
and KnvIop-.ioc.
& REED
Break fat Food
Barley Food
Select Bran
Yeast
Cocoa i . .
.Country Produce bought.
a
15,000,000
1,000,000
2,545,114
300,000
1,718,792
List
Something lm
ABOUT
Mason Frait Jars
Whil th Hu Jr have been th
iil.trd for yan past yt they
have bn sub) to the ihm km.
Iirarv nm a. tiaa town ttia cm
wfb other articles of
IRtshlot ICldl JlPS
Art th tataat ami will uneod
Hand Made Jarn M mum aa their
upirtM mere twoon known.
Do Hot Breik
fci readily for th gtMi Is distribut
ed w.rft'Oy wn am! thus being
uniform In hkknm, hi m. ancd
by wwnt wiui hm fruit Uke th.
omttHia Jar hanoWd by th trao.
No Sp'lled Fralt
. For th tot r prWuy true ad
the rat and ruubesv fit down abao.
lutely air tight.
flo Sigqad Edgu
Ta tut ih ha.kl, nnr an ttire
flukr w lirU iff ant from ibunfr
i m'jrtur with Hi fruit
AlamlDom Caps
Arv aa iur aa a;4 or mm and
ti aa r)in aa ('tis )r l'.alf. D
fni eomhW fra.n Htm at fruit
a kl and ara miy rinrmd. TTi
tia-vta ara of hMp nMirr of the
lnj( qtMllijr.
Co Load lots
la rh wtvy v Imy. ttiun anatilliia"
ua lo quxta vary Viw foVa. Dla
ruum on w.lcr. E!r paiw and
ruWra usp1tW. lt.n orrtrra
jmniji!l)T Attn!.
Foard 6c Stokes Co.
Your Wife
Will llk It; o UI tba eooa.
Star Estate Range
atlify all who on tbem.
If your batter half does tha eooklag,
that I aa addltlsnaJ reason why thar
ahould be a Star Ettate Rang In your
kitchen. Tha u of tbem prevent worry
and diMppolntment.
W. J. SCULLY. Agent.
- U Bond Street
THE PROOF
I
ot tha pudJlnT la m the sating
and tha proof of liquor
IS IN SAMPLING
That' an argtmant that'
elustva a danjonatraitioa.
Our will stand rha taxt.
con.
HUGHES & CO.
E SOCIETY
OF LONDON.
BstabBihfd during tha rrlffn ot Queen
Ann, A. D. lTlt
FIRE AND LIFE.
auMonosd cuiataj nov,twin
W.W1.460 to
Burpltts to poUry haldora iOn, OS
Siolualva of paid up capital
Law Union and Crown
Fire and Life Insur
ance Co.
Subiorlbed or guaramtaad cap
ital tT.6M0OOO
CapHai paid up MM K0 00
Assets .... w,u. tu
Cat ton, Bell & Co.
Oena tJ Aganta, Ban rraostaoo, Oal.
Samuel Elmore & Co.
Reetdant Agenta, Astoria, Oragoo.
nf" -in
HAVE LOST
THEIR CHANCE
Portland Indifferent Howthe
Oregon Troops Come
. . -:Home.
RECEPTroil ViLl BE KIWD
But No More Tfatn Soldiers of
Other States May Expect '
to Receive.
GOLDSB0R0UGH IS LAUNCHED
AttHber Product of tbt Wolff
Zwlcktr Yard Successfully
kcKbestbe Water
IVKTLAXU. Ju y V.- (Dtnc waa
h ia thin aftriMa la th aJUorUI room
of iba OrtnUn U cooWit the mattrr
of r-"tn.)f xhe rMurnlAf volumtm.
Aoxi.irf llkt in attoajilama ware Oov.
ernnr Garr, H. W. akiott. 8eotor Jovh
Simon and UiJ Oiwrka F. Brabe.
Tha I tncrul opinion Of thoee jraaant
anaiied to t that ifta ttnra bad paaeed
for a tfreil reoAl-J aa ortatnaKy
plannvd. and the proplt eUnply wanted
to li-' thvtr tfood will and appreciation
of the mvo who bad (une forth and 1
rmmm ine n"n oaiwra. u u men
. 0 . v. . rt . v m . .
ipruila on their return to Oregon, all;1"" uu me jui'iue uiat buowd M-that
I rlxht. the pJtte would be rad to ee '. 1 t1re- We offloera were all of u tn tbe
' It. but It would, of courne. be optional ! tOT nd w know ha tha Amer
aim tbe men. U Uiey were tired of pax-,
ilea, rrme would ba expected of tivetn.
U'K In an)' cae. iley aJuld ba met at
the .l.-iwt by band oC mvwlc and Uvea a
heart avlcome home. A oollatlon would m 8antl4ro got not a medal,
bo twui.r.'d tho-n. and perhapt there i ' nothing done for us. -might
be a rtrtoenti roitlon at the j
armory when tle color are turned over
to the governor.
If clie Mluntvara, whoae home vera
luutb of INxtland, choone to stop off the
train at these places, all nvht. If they
uhooaf to Cvane on to Vortland they wluiJ
be maJe wHoone. But the oust of pay.'
In their railroad fur, back to their 'A FjmOUS TCSCber POlfjtS OOt
- homes WJuld agareaie too much to be
thuurM of now. If the volunteer from
Kaiftern Orom chJuae to stay over night
In I'ortUhi. hotel arwraaiodatlon wou4
b freely arranged for them. Tall uns
plan of a general avKvxne xuld be ac-
corded to the Idaho, Washington,
11 CHI.
they
i tana or Dakxa vo!uneera t
passed titrjugh Portland.
T-o thuUMOd dIUr would meat the
exjHMise and a .utwrtjKlon paper to clr.
VLlale In rulaiinf the funds w drawn up
Three of the men present at once signed
the paiK-r and .uuacrttied t0. The sub
irhtton IM will be put lino actlw dr.
ouluiko M.vkvy.
The following telegram was read:
Vamp Otvon. &u FratK-lecv). July 29:
Ueneral Charles P. B4e: Can you guar,
ante fr tntneiwrtatlon to the valley
tomiwnlix frotn Portland to their homes?
What arr.i:iff.wna, tt any. are being
made for the regiment ? Must know at
cm. 0. SUMMEnS. Colonel."
In ana ver to fh above General Beeba
tlila evening1 nt the ftoltowlng telegram;
-Owing to the uncertainty a ta what
onion of the rermetrt would come north 1
no tramtrurljn, arrangements have
been made. It it gemeoully thought too
late nor to do anyRhlng regarding thl.
Arransr-'flieMs are In oomempattion to
receive and entertain such officer and
aen a reside In Portland, thoee who go
through Portland en route to their
homes, and as many others as may wish
to come, wihm they arrive here. How
many offloera and enlisted men will oom
to Portland togeJher, and when? Please
dvlso aa on as possfbt."
THE flVVLDSBOROtrOH LAUNCH HID.
PORTLAND, July M.-The torpedo boat
uewtroyer Goldsborough was launched
Uib afternoon from the way at WWff
ft Zwl.-k)r' Iron Works. The launching,
which was iiiocesHful lin every purtlcular,
e under fhe suivrvWIon of Assistant
Naval Constructor H. I.. Fcnguttm,, who
ha suporliiteml.'l the- construction of
the destroiyer. She must make SO knots
IH-r hour bofore the gSjvemmcnt will ac
cept her.
GIVE8 SAMPSON CREDIT.
Captain Roblr Ewm Bay tba BatCa of
wiWo Wit Woo on Hla Plana
TKW TORB, July .-A oaclad to th
Tlroaa from Bouton aa ya:
Ooiaia Riljr D. Erona, tba tanior
Ranta, of tha board of totpacUoo and
urray of ha tary, la to Boi-too, la tha
ocuraa of an offlc! tour of an the naval
uutona. la, an tnUrv-lear on h aMua.
tioo In tha pbllippljwa aadj cftttr aubjecU
fta aaUd:
"It aewna to me that tha nary baa got
Ihr-Maib wtrt Ka part In V Pblltppliwa.
I kowir Admiral Dewey vary well bufeed.
Wo ara afl vary prowl of bam and wa
hall ja ftad Co am Mm. Then la but
on flag m rh navy In reord to him.
It la not fur tba Davy to gay what tba
army ahould do axoapt that we cannot
undrr fine. The flrat thtraj' to
be dona la to wblp tha FlllpUjoa. Wnen
we tiara dune that wa can tail better
hat -ww ahould do . with tbem. The
Anvrh-an people then oaa determine
alwt ta to be done, but It la Dot for me
. exiwwue an opinion. That a a matter
-o be d.-lded by xhen:
SpMLklr tha V?ork In whloh he la
emra0 at prvaont. OavUIn EH-ana tuii
ho thomrtit rhe gwemment mu frtrtr
ItiT aa-ay Ita moooy by eatatUh!o too
many naval atatlooa. Ka advocated tha
Aaoo of a fww prtnripal porta aa
iikwvia t v mnl dock and repair abopa .
Too captain waa aakid to axpreaa fate
opinion of the 0antlao naval flvbt, and
j rvplinl :
j "Ttm battle waa fwajbt from atart to
i flnf) on 8inpona plana. Had tbe ad
naraj
failed, a-hu would have been
. lilamrd? He euoceedad and) all pratea be.
. tonsa to him and ahould be hla. They
I y tiiat be dtd not throw boqueu aX u.
j 1,1 a not wbat ne were tbera for. we
j er not louklng for boqueta, but tor
j Spaniard, and wr art them. That waa
in in- wamra.
"I alnipty put Uv Iowa In where her
o:a n a
anin mva..a tmt La. 1. at. .1 a. k. .
I did not fire a
u'a PPe wwild do ua Justice. Wa '
t vre lol for honor ourselves, but
, ,w" nwn from Manila will ooma borne I
aith tnedala and our men who !
'Ittn
OPENINGS FOR
BRIGHT BOYS
..
How They MayBeFonod.
THE FIELD OF ELECTRICITY
Its Growlar Importaice la tbinmer
clsl and ladustrisl Pursuits
Throufhout the Worn.
J'rofesiwr Ed-rd H. Smiley, principal
ot the llMonl, Conn., hlsh) achool, la in
the city, a guest of his brother J , L.
Smithy, superintendent of the Canning
association at Clifford. Professor Smiley
Is tvtrnliej in the east aa one ot the
ablest educators in the country, and his
ilea aro mu;h sought for by Institutions
of learning In aH parts of the United
Slate
In cwive,-r.!n with an Astorian re. '
porter the profcssir Uwpartod a great I
many Interesting facts covering the Held
1" whJcf he has achieved such enviable
success,
"My svhojl," said Professor Smiley, "Is
the oldest In the Union. It wa founded
In HUi. or perhaps, I should say, devel
oped out of a school founded In that year,
and juhit two yeuri later than the ooc
struotn of Harvard college. It Is a
beautiful buWihng, -with exquisite ur
rounding:, and coat to che neighiboT
hood of tffiO.000. Our enrollment Is M0
pupils and we have teacher of both
sexes. The tearihrs are aU college grattu
and hall from Harvard, Yale, WU llama,
Dartmouth, Cornell and Colby ; also from
Wellesloy, Smith and Wesleyan untver
sltles, Mount Holyoke, Toronto, and even
from so remote a place as Lausanne, In
Switzerland."
"Do you practice corporal punishment,
professor?" '
"No. sir; we spare the rod In New
Kiur)and. If the boy or girl b refractory
he or aha Is demerlted; If the unrulltiesa
enntMwa. wftr a certtihi number of dc-
(Continued on Page Three.)
COMPROMISE
IS PROBABLE
Ciaadiao Bouniary Qsestfoa
jUiiQflf'IssneVyitbine
London Press.
LEASED HARBOR PROPOSED
Eisy Access , to KlonJ.'ke All
Tbitls Really Neded tod
Not Territory.
FRENCH MINISTER'S STAND
Is Excttlif AJoirilioi la Eb(Ub4 ty
His Action la tfee Develoroeits
la tbe Dreyfus ScsnJil. "
(Copyrtjhted. 18, by Aaeoclated Prwi )
INDOV. July S -M-uiixa Uundary
aaln loana huv In newaoapera and
a heated ddboiakm ta raclnc for acd
akalaai the iaat auveatton that a har
bor ehuuid be leased to Canada. Official
rlewi ae4 aa to be favorable to thla eoou
promlae.
Aa a basia for a frir23iy arrunyaroem
It ta pointed out that aa the United
Statea, Canada and Great Britain have
to live aa neia"tilre and In tnlr heart
U. la their deelre to live aa friend.
; rrt(h(r g)u CJU1 tffff(rd Msuma a noa-
i
Irat tranaaxlon no be arranged aand aa
tha mil n question at leaue, though aU
moat lost to Wnr among; a mukJtude of
IrrluttaK aide lasuea. waa tbe mean of
an easy 'aoc to the Klondike, teaaa
of the hartx would seem to be the prso
Ileal nl of Canada. On tbe other hand
i tt 6:urday Riew x-oicea th feeling of
! a dtiaOemble section of the public In
' i -owing out that "by aocepting the sug-
getted sAajnem. Canada debar her.
ef from agnin rusMna; the queatton of
territorial right, and jrecomes mere ll
censee where she deslrea to become
owner In fee simple. Many think th
proposed co--np?jmlse would lead to end
Its' comploatlin.. annoyances, acta of
' Mi.ifif Ihn MnA M r nt nn An. skip to
exceed their own or restrict the other
s!tle' right under the proposed oompro.
m'j.
The Satunliy Revknr thinks Canada
Canada ought In no -ent to surrender
her rights In International law unlesa
aba coi?urrjv;ij- recedes considerable
concession fro-n the United State on
Ither questions before the commissioner.
Though the attendance at th Good.
wood raar m.vtlnjr this week beat all
reconla, h was lariroly maile up o fa-e
familiar at previous meeting, such aa
i he. Prinze of Wales and tbe Duke of
Marlborough, the Duke and Duchess of
Dovonshu he duke and Duchess of
Richmond. Ljird and. Lady Wllllum
Bereeford. Lady Randolph Churchill, the
Duke and Duchess of Portland, the Earl
and Countess of Aberdeen and the Barl
of Rosebery. Among the nowoomens were
tie Count and Countess Boni de Caete;
lane. The quality of the racing matters
little and certainly this week's card was
Mo 0010 number and
Quality of the entries. The pleasure.
seekers made the usual fine show on he
Im and there were the usual plcniis
under the trees, the participants enjoy
ing themselves to the fullest extent.
This was almost (he dosing big function
ot the season, only the Cowes reg&tta re.
raining before the final dWrttergTatlon
of society until ter In the autumn.
The weaaher was typical of Ooodwood
meetings and furnished occasion for the
dkvl&y CJ toilet, although colored mu
Kn gt,wiis. rtie sinplklty of which was
uotk-eabh, were genemlly voted the most
attracKve. The members of the , royal
family wore tweed suits and low hats.
Uyr u'r wsrvdeb
Makes the food more delicious end who!:
HfWHl tMRIM
wails snany cat tha beat known men srr
dreaswd) In flannel sosta and wore straw
hats.' srhtcfi wa quit a new departure
at Chte meeting.
Die diarrara of Genera) da ffegrter tiaa
created! a profound Ifnfreswlon, not only
in Franco, but all over Europe and) baa
brought Into prominent notice th depth
of fh civil as well aa tha eiWtary cour
age possessed by the new French irrtnts.
ter of war. General aUrquia de GaWet.
Before him pasUboard ' patrtU who
threatened terrfbU renceanoe aritli the
rmy, If they war thwarted by tba re.
pubMnaa, doubis ap and rail to pterea
and tte pu(e ia txinnn to realise Chat
at last the right man hn been founi) o
uipress the ml traducer of tbe army,
those srho degraded Ks bornr and shamw)
Ita uniform by, Intrigue. It Is symbolic
of th change to the .Kustkm to see Gen
eral de PeHUjjx. who in full reglmerHalsj
atbempted to bully the jury In the con.
fiction at Zoia, now whtrilna; pitifully for
penston frm the position, he baa Jl
graced. When General de Peflllx ;
searched Colornl . Plcquart's roome be
found a bundle of Vn-e letters from a
Madvne H-. the wife of a well known
judge, to Colonel Plcquart. General de
Perl Mix read the letters carofuily and
sent tVm to the woman'a hnawnd. who
titxm txte evideare they ?unrthed ob.
talned a judtcbl snpararlon from her.
When asked by General de Gallifet tf be
had aent the letter. General de Pettteux
denied, on his word of honor, that he
did o; out th minister of war
found that the general had been tying
atd heme the punlsMment Imposed on
Mm wtaa In eTen greater degree than ft
would otherwise have been. Th removal
f. General de Negrier tends to the sal.
varloa of (he republic, ae It his flagrant'
b subordination had been overlooked the
AsK-lpttne of the army could atari eiy lnva.
been maioMined.
Details of the Interview between Gen
eral de Qal'Aet and General NegrVr show
how misplaced was the confluence of
the pubis? In General Negrier. When
taxed wl'h :Jlnr sedwions- ctrcu'ars. "
kwtead of boldly sdcklnsr tA a'a guns,
tba eneral uajqurvooafed. prevaricated "
and bebvd Eke a pouhroon until forced
Into a cor.-r. General de Oalllfat then
treated him like a whipped arhjoolboy and
ordered him to go forthwith, and fete th
original doo'jm?ra. Even then General
t'e Ne rrtv toad not th courage to re
tum until Oenerol d Oalafet aent ham
a, oomnand to oome and not forget the
circular.
G.-neral de GalhVet- communication, b
sued yesterday. In whlct he avowed fuH
responsebm-.y for the dUdplinary
measures adjpvd towanla (he generals.
comrisUng so atriklngly with the pusil
lanimity of prJ.'tous French minister of
war, wHl add to the respect both of the
anmy and the narkn for blm and fulry
ji stifles Premier Waldeck-Rousseau'
bid siep In appointing rrtm to preecribe
tor a grvve political disease. No member -of
the gen Til staff has dared to Utt a
rli-arer -agalnsit Geieral de Gallifet. Gen.
f ral Zurllndm left Parts withcut a mur
mur; lleneral de Peiilflix, who I KM to hi
superior, only asks far money; Generals
de Bois Deffre and Gonse have done noth.
Insr to save their tool. Lieutenant du
P'y lu Olan.
The National Review. !n sn article dls
cusstnir the prolxthtrlty of an llltance be
fween France and Germany aitalnst En.
g:and has reached the oonc'usHon that
such a mr.-e Is wifhln tl bounds of
prs'Tt't-al polltlrs. The writer points out
that Germany's future expansion must
he colonial and ihat 'France haa similar
mtervwt!. In itlhls respect both France
and Gcrnny are somewhat barred by
EnKktml's widespread hoidlngs.
GBRVANT OUR NBXT FOE.
Adml.'U Dcw?y on the Clash Wkh His
Divine Majesty at Manila.
CHICAGO, July 29. A TrHbune s pedal
from New York says:
The 'Herald this morning haa a apeolal
.-ablegmm from Trieste in whkti Admiral
Dewey Is quoted as saying:
"Our next war will be with Germany."
The predlciton of the admiral was
brought abu'., according to the Herald'a
L-orrepondeJVt, 'by a discussion of a
threatened crash with the Germain fleet
at Manila. Aarmrai iitiwey is tmia
quoted:
'Prince Honry of Prussia Is a man of
(Continued on Pag Three.)
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