The daily morning Astorian. [volume], August 09, 1899, Image 1

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aSTOKIAj OKEQON, WEDNESDAY HORNlPiG. AUGUST 9.
61
OUR
Stoves -
Are not made from the crap-il
or in a kindergarten school.
Eclipse Hardware Co.
W Glv Trod I a Htnmpn.
Wfjj
GRIFFIN
RALSTON...
HEALTH CLUB
Acme Gluten "Farina, Acme Whetf
A.
AT
Pacific Sheet
MANUFACTURERS OF
Salmon
Vegetable
Fruit
...CAN
Lithographing on
San Francisco. Cal.
Astoria. Ore.
Writ Vm for Prleea
Here Is a List
Ot some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
KALSTON HEALTH l'CUDS In great variety
fresh from the mills.
AROMATIC vSI'ICES uarantecd the finest.
TILLMAXN'S I'UKE EXTRACTS.
CHASE SANBORN'S COITEES are un
rivalled. Together with host of other
good things.-
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
(leal Zealand fife Ifisonnee Go
Of New Zealand.
W. P. Thomas, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Subscribed Capital
Paid-Up Capital
Assets
Assets in United States
Surplus to Policy Holders
Has been Underwriting on the Pacifio Coast over Twenty-two years.
SAHUEL ELMORE & CO.,
Resident Agents, Astoria, Oregon
Tinware
BOOKS...
Blank and
Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pens!
Ilox Decorated Paper
and Itnvelop--ioo.
& REED
Breakfast Food
Barley Food
Select Bran
Yeast
Cocoa
Tlakea and Standard Hollfd'Oals
V. ALLEN'S
Metal Works
spice
an4
Syrup
Tin a Specialty.
Falrhaven, Wash.
$5,000,000
. 1,000,000
2,545,1H
300,000
1,718,792
S
Oregon Wild
Blackberries
W are now receiving theaa 4c
llslou berries fresh tvrjr day.
Yisterdiy'i Steamer
Drought ill a trr and eplendld as
sort two! of MVlt. corn and other
California fruits and vegetables. In.
dudlng wt notaloee. erg plant
and pin peppers.
By Railroad
' A 'splendid assortment of freah.
crisp Oregon vegatsblss and fruit.
Foard & Stokes Co.
Your Wife
Will Ilk It; io will tht cook.
;Star Estate Range
I
I isti.fy all who dm ihm. .
If your batter hair do1 (ht eookiag.
that la as addlthanel reason why there
should ba a (tar Eaiata Rang a your
kltrbea. The um of lhm prtv.nts worry
and dleappolntment.
W. J. BCCLLY. Agenl.
40 Bond Kraal.
- . .
t,B
THE PROOF
of tba puddlnf la In
and tba proof of liquor
IS IN SAMPLING
That'i an artrumant rbat'a
clualra a damanatrauotv
Oura will atand tba teat.
con
HUGHES & CO.
NOT EVERY KIND OF SHOES
And entrance to our store. Wa bar the
tort made ot poor stock fllmtlly put to.
gather.
Makers must deliver gooda which are up
to our standard, and that's good enough,
otherwise they axa rejeoted.
Wa present every variety of style.
These Items will enable you to Judge
what two or three dollars will do here.
Be our new cushion shoe.
Petersen & Brown.
OF LONDON.
Els tabtl shed during th reign of fjuaen
Ann, A. D. 1711
FIRE AND LIFE.
ouoaanosd capital tijng.wMW
Mta ll.iwl.tM N
Surplm to policy holders 1MJK 00
Exclusive of paid up capital
Law Union and Crown
Fire and Life Insur
ance Co.
Subaoiibed or guirantaed cap
ital $ 7,500.000 00
Capital paid up l.KK.tOO 00
W,u,saa w
Catton, Bell & Co.
Oeivwel Afentt, Baa Franolaoo, CaU.
Samuej Elmore & Co.
Resident Agent. Astoria, Oregon.
is
THERE WILL
BE NO WAR
Ambassador Choate Says the
Alaska Dispute Will Be
Settled Peacefully.
LAURIER'S
TALK
a ' . I -
Small Importance Attached to
Premier s Remarks-Speech
i Political Dodge.
DEFENDER AGAIN BEATEN
Columbia Wins ty Over Four Seconds
It Tblrty-Mlle Coufse-Oru on
t
Volunteers Leave for Home.
1j.NDON. Aug. .-Jwph H. Ohoaae,
Untied iltab ralmKJor to Orest Br.
in. UwervWnvwi tJi)' by reprwMi.
halve of the Asaocia'.rd Prwsj Io re.
arl to che recent war or a rtU ration 1
hixi ili-lltvml by Sir WllfmJ LraurVer,
OiK ladhto prwiifer. I aaM:
"Thr will be no war. II la aarfa to
m.y do amount of poMUtai talk by poll
11.1 una cvuid oi4oo war In tbla com
omtkn." ("tKnao ik)M ntvxtaUana
vn rotmr4ii. 'uf be aalJ. "they
arp knr' and I ran any nocnlf i
mt pnvmt aa to their amrua."
l4ta the iVinukin parfcrnent waa on trie
j (BawMitkw ki4 w kadora of
jtmCh lanntva bad to apeak. Ctioaue
j aMenl to ititnk rhat laiter oUvumxunca
, exi!iml Sir Stbm) Laurler a pOHtibm
j m he a-vui Iru-llrwl to antarii armaU 1m.
piwtaiiva to tb pruroWa retnarka. Re. !
tiirtiti CtiwUe'a atavtoment, the Canaduin !
Iltoti (VmmJOurT Ufri Strwabcona anj,
iMVunt Koyal, uil to a nwevntaxira of
"atr WKw laurrttfa inira
were
! meorty a rtrure o( apowh ami not a potn-
tfti-al doilir aa rotemlvd by Mr. Uhonte.
Sir Wilfred LurW "oulJ nwt dtnd to
mti tiiiii, nor UM he In any amy mean
tu ttMklfnire the I'ntted Statva. No m-n.
tlle tiHUi ruuld nnrarU ar aa poaotible,
birt (Vnuila la akniply biking a Ifaf out
of the I'uMod Snauw book In dynauHltna;
now what tlM I'rtfM SltUui detnanUoJ In
VOU'XTBHItf UaWE FOR IIOJIK.
The H.-KMtKUKt Leave Very Few 1U Be.
hind It.
8.VN FRANV.M.X, Aug. 8. The Socond
Oiion rii'"H'iu broke camp today at
the ltvtnvllo and Hits afternMxi marched
to the froy a-lth the hand of the Ne
braska 'ilnt1U aiKl the L'th artillery
BAtUiig an eeit.
Tlte tmiu kt tr honw toirttt.
The regiment hus very faw 111 be.
hind It. The only one who la sere-'usry 111
as Hotel) kttw of uonnpany O. -ho has
ooiwuniitloa.
DKPBNDER AUArN BEATEN.
OREBX11VRT. U I.. Aug. l-The Co.
iambi dVMiitl Uie DorfendiT by' four
roliiiMtv and we aoond on the first fun
of the Now York Yaoht Club's oruiae.
ifrom Now Londoa to OarOi tier's bay,
ichlmy mllea.
The Columbia, fairly distanced e-ery
dtrter yht In the fleet with the ex.
cwriUon of the Dufomler and Shee, too,
was dVfowted by four minutea and one
aecund In a 30 mile race. The old eup
dtfetMbr, VWrUant, atia beaten by two
flyetra neay an bour but much of Uhla
ws no doubt due to the fortunate run
of the Culumt and Defender atoi
FUlier's Island slMre, .while tb rest of
hn fltwt kept over on the other side of
'the Sound.
Over fifty yachits) oromed tthe Una at
Nw London, and nearly all flniahed In
CfcuxlUuira bay, attihouR'h aome ot them
did not gut In until toward night
By far the greatest event of bha day
.was tlie maarnlfliieiilt aewn mBes run of
till Columbia from Ffchers Island to
Orvt OuU Island, during a-loh abe aver
aged okw to a 13 knot gait. It was on
tihls Btrvnch. made very dose to wind,
tjholt the Columbia pulled out so far on
Che Defender, for while the boaui were
but a short eighth of a mils apart, under
FwlirtH txlnnd, tlwre aus aoarly a mtle
and a half of waiter botraroen them at
Orcwt Oull kCaml. Botti yxiu bavl aQ
4ha wlml Ihey ooukl ataarver undor and
Ria Otumtaa htuM Aim a tier Jib top.
a&n diirtnc 10 mlnulea IrttervM When K
bar tha bardnat. Bna aot at up araia,
Itnraver, wtim Ch Darnder twntta to
pbrk up uti bU bar artvaneaire w tba
fin, k waa a rd aiuar tet of mertta
uf oil am) now tooaAa, and h taftter may
bo put duwo a a wot four minutea
(War ufvW preaent conOirfitm, and wife
hr atM maat In a ooupla of nUoutaa
more.
I'ltfUPl'lNB COURTS D3TABUHI1ED,
WAiJHDTOTON, Af. t-fn orrWl
of OtwnU OOa aMbflahiac oouru In tb
I1lliiini bavo boo reoelvad by the
tntx Tia provlnoa I dtvM.
tit intu dlatrtobj and JVa, dlacrlct ait.
lutvwya and iuatlcea of lb peaoe are
nanvnl. All of tboat nmd have Vpanirfh
taunea. '
BVRB Of ACgCITTAL.
Iwvyfue Counevl 8uya (h Judgva are
AInady Convinced ot Kla Innocence.
NEW TORK. Au. I A dospMch to
tt WVrU frum Rennea auya: Malt re
imttort avlka with remarkable freedom
on the af'Jtu'Je of- trie mlea.
Tne currnqundent of the WVrld akexl
him:
"Do you feel aure of victory tbla time?''
"fee, entirely," he aaid confljentty.
"The Judgr are already aawred of
Dr!)fue Innocence. Only old Colonel
Joiatust aeetna atiema atiat I aay
afrukl, twt be wnar preJudVeed. 9o
be a)i(Kra unneivsHarfly harab turwurd
Ureyfua."
"Do you think that aha general opin.
Ion la that Drej-fus U too vehement?"
"I'm yourself In Ma uiaw," answered
Uiuorl wtOi feeling. "Naturally be la
anxloua' to Impreaa bia Judgea. Wi
wretched Joke hut alreudy taatrd too
kmg."
"Huw long will the trial laM, do you
think r
Lavbort ahrugKtd Ma abouldera. "Any.
tatiera from eh daya to three month.
1 bare no ldea'ahat UcXtea the pttrm
nh'Wa conRnhaaibner Intenda to adopt.
;1 am not In his confidence. AH these
jflne axkbera keep an muoh from me as
iey poiasllMy can."
Ifudume Dre-fua waa not In the court
bwauae of tha Inormsrd' number of
aiMnymua leturrs abe doily receivea.
i Her villa la now protected nlghX and day
y an Increased force of avnriarane. De !
taut
j . . .
I uau ne ta wirtTiR-eu i no exavQHDMDOn of
the much talkfd about "secrdt dossier,'
-the war department'a mj'stehoua bud.
. of dooutnenta on whioh Dreyfus waa
oondemned n" yeara ago ail 1 not re-'
quire more ttan two aenalona; He sahl: !
"Aa aoon aa they exhnait the documents j
are wt:i puncture their famous secret
8at. and It ail! be shown that there
i is nJHilng In It. Colonel Jouaust knetwa
W. That la hy he ordered secret sat.
Kings unUI further notice Instead of fof
tour days as ws reonnmended by May
or Carrlera."
' The gonentl InwesMlon Is that bottt
CVirrier and Jouaut made a bad debut.
Even the antl.Dreyfusltes are diasatia
fted. They are heard on all sides saying
that It la a trick of the government
putflng such a redlculous person as Car.
rlere In charge of the prosecution.
When L&bort eumV- out of tne prison
tonight he told a group of newapatier
men:
"Vt till I get some ot those strut,
ting generals on the witness stand
Metvier. Bolsdeftre and others. Then
we shall all have fun. I am anxious Do
get at them."
General Botadeffre, General Gonse
and ex-Minlster of War Cavalgnac sent
a baakot of flowers to Madame Henry
ilonlgbt.
BIG CATCHES OF SOCKETES.
Traps on the Sound Making Enormous
Oatanea.
PABRHAVEN, Aug. S.-Today broke all
records for the cnfohlng of sockeye sal
mon. At PaoJflo American Fisheries Ootn
isuiy's cannery 138.000 were received this
nunaliur- Of theae over etghlty thousand
were sockwyee. ' .
Report ccyrnlng in tlrom trains along the
Ronuio Straits and the Gulf of Georgia,
toll of an unparalleled catoh durinjg the
night. Every trap has enormous os.tatx.TJ.
DKAD HEROES RBMEMBBRBD.
PORTLAND, Aug. l-Jderaorlal erv.
fcee for Oregon's dead vdutwuer heroes
aill be held In (the Marquaim Grand next
Sunday evening.. GVJvemor Geer will pre
etde. Two special features of the program
will be the calling of the roll of the
doad heroes, and the reading of a poem
In memory of the stain;
APPEALS TO
THE POWERS
AgQfnaldo Seeks the Reco.o!-
tlon df Filipino Inde-'
pendence. ' ' "
AGAIN DEFEAT FILIPINOS
AlscArthDr Routes the Enemy
With Heavy Loss-One
American Killed.
HORSES NOT CONTRABAND
Export of Borsts and Pontes From
China Is Refused to All
Countries.
JIANTIiA. Auk. S.-AugHoaldo baa ap
pealed' to tha powera for reoogniaoa oC
"FSf)iao Independence' la a document
dtfod Tartuc, Jury t!, and abnied by
Bm-ncnmlhlo. It baa been received by all
-the forobjn ooruwb In Uanfla wioh the
TequeHt thai they forward tt to their re.
aneottve gwemmewa.
The document then aaya:
"Rev-ina; to one Spaakatt cotmntssloa'a
requee to re1aae the prlaoners becauae
Stain no longer baa podtlcal Interest In
the kaaanda, we aaked for a trauty of
peace and friendship between Spain ami
the FUtpinoe. whereby tba priaotverB
would be released, but the commissioners
iVOgelkPjgjuee, It ..wauld mean tba reo
ugnltaon of our Independence. Tbla It
equivalent to saying ttuat the prkaonera
tnuat stay la our bands Indefinitely be.
cauate nheir poaessloo la our moat eOcau
tioua mlM4 by whV to adjaat our ac-
i count with Spain and obtain from her
the recognition, of our tndtvendence."
i The FUiptnot) ot&im Chant they oon
quired aH the country except Manila and
they cKMoperated In securing tne
lawer'a caiaiuiatlon by surrounOiog U
at the oon of trhouaanda ot Uvea. They
jacso cml-n they conquered the country
1 unasaiMted. except for aixty guns that
1 Admiral Dewey gave Aguinaido and that
Admiral Dewey and the British and
Belgian consuls recognised the Filipino
euveralg'aty by asking for passes to visit
the country. They claim that they have
letters from American consuls and gen.
emlM rexnrfttxing their sovereignty and
promising that the Americana would rec
i.nlse their Independence "which was at
tie diapoaillon of rhe powers."
The. Ftliplns attempt to make capital
o the sNtametst that Aitmtral Deiwey
had confldenoe fhat Aguinaido would ob-str-e
and fultill the rules of war; that he
gave bim a hundred Spanteh prisoners
slik the American navy had captured.
FILIPINOS AGAIN DEFEATED.
Battle Taktts Place Five Miles Beyond
San Frenando.
MANILA, Aug. 9.-12:43 p. m. -General
ifuc Art'.mr'a force, oonsrarlng of four
thoualond men, advanced Ave miles be.
xnd San Fernando today, encountered
and dad a Filipino force of (.000
men. The enemy retreated, leaving many
drtul and wojnued. The American loss
In killed and wounded was 20.
KORSiiS NOT CONTRABAND.
Law of China Prohlbks Export of Horses
and Ponies.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8ome time
ago GenetHl Otis made a requisition on
te war department for 2500 borees to
mount the oavuhy in the Philippines. He
abated In tthe despatch ttvalt the horses
in the Island were not swtistfaictory and
itroalt contractus for them n China had
failed, wnJs "ootntraband of war" being
atlded.
The matter was referred to the state
Uyr
Makes the food more
(Kivfti ftjucnvo
1 I A
dvarnvini for invMtaUon, atvl Utn
a Conger on the fifth wfnu a letter V
XTtury Hay encloaiitg tha oorrfpon4.
nne that had paaaed beewern eh CMnea
fwr-airn office and hanwhT rrtiv tli
ref uaui of China to atlonr poraea to t
sported. It appears from thai corra.
apondenoe tnart T. 8. Dattnn bad coru
t mooed t Tim Ttn fur 1i poirlea and 23
tnutee but waa refused export pwt.
Klntater Conger upon inveAltgaUoo
ftatnd that the refusaf waa baaed upon
the law at CMna prohibiting the tvrrt
of borsea and ponies. Ruaala has been.
raftaed as well aa other oountrlea. and
The Chine foreign office aaid they could
jot mak an eioeptlon In favor of tba
United State.
Xo suggewsiun la made wast the ponies
are oontrabnnd of war, and General Otis
must nave been misinformed aaien b9
sent Mjjdsepaicai) to tb war department.
X EOOTf ATJ0N9 ARE RENEWED.
MAXILtV. Aug. t The authorities at
ttadrU hartre ordered tin Spanish com.
umrmssHn:? cot to return to Tarlaa,
and It la reported two special commas.
alonera. Sen-.-a Caprilea and Cutrtio are
Cwir way ber from Spain to conduct
wfrtkktluoa br the aurrender of tha
fpanidb prlaoxrs now bold by aha Fill'
pr-noe.
BOOMING VAN WTCK.
Democrats Meet In Conference at Near
Tork to Bring Out tha Tammany
Man.
NEW TORK. Aug. l-A apectal to
the Tribune from Saratoga, says: Jos.
WSUst. of Alabama, rhe bead of tha
ovntinget of southern democrat pro.
noting the presidential boom of Augua
tua Van Wye, and who waa expected
to arrive in Saratoga on next Friday,
telegraphed from Ann! sum, Ala., that ha)
a delayed by legal business and could
not reach here until August 14.
A conference ems held at the Grand
Union ndtel bexween Augustus VanWyck.
WWflam F. Harrity. of Pennsylvania,
Exhamman of the democratic nation!
commtttee; "Free" Rasin, of Baltimore.
Fleming DuMgoo, of , Georgia; Oeorga
Ralph Walker, of Georgia; Colonel Jos.
Clark, of CaUfornia; Colonel William H.
JVu-kjon, of Tenntaeee: Colonel Dick
Brljh, sergeant at arms of the UnKedl
Statea senate, and James Shevtta ot
Brooklyn. , '
It waa nutk-ed rhaK none ot Tammany'a
people were In the conference group.
ft as undersoood that the Van Wyck
ftCIowing will hold a regular conference,
as aoon as Mr. WWett arrives.
SHIPPING SHOT TO JAPAN.
A Cargo Goes Out on the Pelda BOjeved
to be Intended for the Ftipiaos.
aN PRVXCI3CO. Aug. g.-Th Ex.
arminer today says:
; Tie Cy of Pefcln. -Mch sailed on Sat.
urduy for Hong Kong by way of Hono.
lulu and Vok-iiama took among her
cargo JlJ.iW potiniis of shot, the flrst
shipment of the kind that has ever been
made to Japan. In addition there were
sen
1,-," Z'A r eJt I . 1 .... -
(vi. wv "v J ir.i v4 B nlll a uu ill, JOS) j
uounik at shot lead. S
Just ro what use this unusual fhipmenit
is going to be put U not known, but
suggeutlons have been made that It may
be intended to smuggle Into Manila for
the use of Auginaldo and Ms army.
DISASTROCB TRAIN WRECK.
BUTTE, Mont., Aug. 8. A apecjal to
the Miner from Mlatttiira, says: A ctls.
aatrous freigiht wreck ocoured on tha
Bitter Root branch of the Northern P.
ciflo this alltemoon, caused by the sink.,
tng of the track. The freight was goinar
at the usual rate of speed when at a
point about one mile west of Florence
the engine suddenly sank and seven cans
piled upon each other. Engineer Beeba
was found deed under the engine arul
waa probably INttanuly kilted. Flreimn
Mill was badly scalded and will not live.
BRITISH SHIP SUNK.
TORQUAY, England, Aug. l-Tha
Brinish buitiUeahip Sans Pareil, while re.
turnbrg from manouvens, sank the British,
ship Bust Uafclan, Oaptain MoFarlain,
1SS9 tons, kuat nht, off the Liaard. On
man was wounded. The warship com
rminkwted the neiws to other ahlpa of the
fleot by wireless Wtegmphy.
iovpsB
delicious and wholesome
POwwit eoM ttcw yowk.
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