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AriTOKIA. OHEOON, KttlDAT M0KN1NG. AUGUST 11. 18
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Stoves -
Aro not rondo from the tcrnp-ilo
or in a kimlcrgnrteu school.
Eclipse Hardware Co.
Wo CJIvg. TroUlns Blfiitipg.
GRIFFIN
RALSTON...
HEALTH CLUB
Acne Gluin F.rlns, Acme Wbnt
AT A.
Pacific Sheet
MANUFACTURERS OP
...CANS...
Salmon
Vegetable
Frolt
Lithographing on
Sao Francisco. Cat.
Astoria. Ore.
Writ U for Prl..
Here Is a List
Ot some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
RALSTOX HEALTH PCUDS Id rjreat vsrlcty
fresh from the mills.
AROMATIC Sl'ICES flunrantecd the finest.
TILLMAXN'S fUKE EXTRACTS.
CHASE ft SAXHORN'S COFFEES ire nn
rlvollcd. Together with a host of other
good things.
ROSS, HIGGINS 6k CO
flem Zealand Fire fosoranee Go
Of New Zealand.
W. P. Thomas, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Subscribe! Capital ' ' $5,000,000'
Pftid-Up Capital . . ' , "1,000,000
Aasots 2,545,114
Assets in United States .' :' 300,000
Surplus to Policy Iloldora 1,718,702
Has been Undorwriting on the Tneific Const over Twenty-two yearn
SAHUEL ELMORE & CO.,
Resident Agents, Astoria, Oregon
Tinware
BOOKS...
Blank and
Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pens!
tux Decorated I'oper
ami ICnvslop-too.
&
Breakfast Food
Barley Food
Select Bran
Yeast
Cocoa
FUkrsind Siandard KolW Oitsj
m m ' Kit T
V. ALLmO;
Metal Works
spice
and
Syrup
Tin a Specialty.
Falrbaven, Wisb.
Each
PurchaHcr
of.
TEA,
COFFEE,
SPICES,
EXTRACTS
Ait ur ttnre rV Mckat
tsllns; them to Mltrtlon of nr
arista In th rrkr7 Vf hard.
Foard & Stokes Co.
Your Wife
Will llk It; io will IX. .
B. il.fr til who uh them.
IM M1M" SMS
If your btir half dwt th caektM.
that U in 1llt!nl raaana why Ibvr
hould b a Star Ciiiia Rant in roar
ktich.n. Tba u.a of Ih.m prmiti vorrf
and dlMppolmmonl.
W. J. SCULLT. Aeat,
411 Boad Stmt.
JJE ppQOF
tf tba puddlnc tba aatlnc
and tha proof of Uoora
IS IN SAMPLING
That", an arg-omanf tftat'a
dualv a dwnonatrauoa.
Oura will aund (h. tt.
con
HUGHES & CO.
NOT EVERIi K1NDOFSHOKS
find entranoa to our etore. We bar the
ort made ot poor nock fllmelly put tof
tether.
Maker, mutt deliver goodt which are up
to our standard, and that, (ood enough,
otherwli. they an rejected.
W. present .very variety of ttyle.
These Heme will enable you to Judge i
what two or three dollar, will do here,
dee our new cushion shoe.
Petersen & Brown.
E SOCIETY
OF LONDON.
BatabHAed Iu the re4r. of Quean'
Anne. A. D. ITU. I
FIRE AND LIFE.
tlUDeonoM Capital I aw.ww u)
Assets IMU.tMIO
iBurpltii to policy holder. IMA N
Bxclutlv of paid up capital
Law Union and Crown
Fire and Life Insur
' ance Co.
Subscribed or guiraataed cap-
ttsl IT.M0W0 00
Capllai paid up 1.S38.S00 00
Assets
, sj, un.ua iw ;
Catton, Bell & Co.
Gen si Agents, San Francisco, Cal.
Samuel Elmore & Co,
Resident Agents, Aitorla, Oragon.
K " i wm
IB
REGIMENT IS
NOW FREE
Seven Hundred Volunteers
Arrive In Portland and
Are Dfshnded.
GREETED BY RELATIVES
Banquet it tbeAnnory at Wblcb
General Summers Was Pre
sented With Sword.
'THE
LOST BAfeK MIDAS
MeuJftFouidlaBrcaktn it Lonr
Btict-BurrlciD OtnolltbtsSu
Jttta i Porto Rico.
POKTI.AND, Ax. .-Tb Bcd Or.
ton tavot baa dubandrd and th. men
'tmv riui-nrd to tbalr bxmMa after IS
nunvti in th vulwrtmr amur of tba
' rJ atatta. StAU trains fcaarlnc
jaUnM VM V(witvra arrlrad bvra at 4
I Ar rvCaJWn and trumim bad Trttrd
;w rorantrrra. thy imrehfd up With
Miwt to Mrrlui and out UorrUna to
UuRiMnah Wd.
Th, proo4oa wm bcadrd by th. O.
N. O. followed by tt tmsM btLttioa and
O. A. a
At fultinah Bd flva flwuaxad
(roul bad aaaembied.
Aftr a abort drlil kr t?w vokmtr,
Ooeral Sununcra turned over the c" oro
at th rtfknct n Owornor Oor. wlo
aMxnM tnrtn la a row ramarka oa be
half of the atar.
At the armory tMa eveolnc. the re1
bmK waa tndrd a banque at lch
Ofliml Sumimira waa ixaHtMrd wltb a
aword.
Aatunf Uie deoorationa wMi attrarted
; cera( attentkin waa a Ntr Arom-
cao flac euijM-wtod over Sixth attvat from
the Hotrf Perttaod to tha peat office,
ft wat ba flrat Aroorkaa flag jaanlfd on
I'htltinane and U now Ike prup.Tty
ot Ovneral umraera.
DARK MIDAS HEARD FTUML
MMa at IoC Bco Bajrhif "AU
ORTLAJn). Aiw. W.-Wnat baa every
appmnuu of bWnc a leaalae tne
rrom rb t bark MAi, waa found
floenkic la the breaker. Jaat oft 8lout'
l4ao, akuut four, mlHw nortto of the
Oiumblkv rlwr. Tueaday br Jobn Kkw
terman. t tM diy. A allp of pteT
waa found In a bottle wblcb Klortermna
.wured While In baihinf. A. far at U
coirid b totrir'td by hand writlnf
xtxTt. y whn It wai erarolned, tke
niniwe read aa followa:
"Drtttah Bark Mld, ballaat ahtlud.
all In mruill boata, ftret mate", boat if
all. H11 all drown "
The taM -)rda of the measewe were f
Uidlmlm through ttie arreot naa
wHtJi wMch thry were written, and the
tmUnt er pencU marta. that they ooil4
not be dederel. The attrnature, ex
vt fw the wnl "CwL" wai quite
plana ;' - ! ft Uj
Tie Mfckia mlled from Kaajkl. for
Portland, January, 1S98, alPlk irew of
16 men. to load wheat.
On reettot of the meeaag the eljna-
Mr. wue oompared wttb that o CM-taln
Measwrr on We ctoaranew ppcr at
the outh bouae. The reeembtanca to to
trlklng as to leave small room for doubt I
aa to Its being mad by th captain of
tfhe lost Midas.
HURRJCANB AT SAN JUAN.
Four NatWe. Drowned in th Harbor
and Much Property Destroyed.
BAN JUAN DBS PORTO RICO, Aug.
10.-A hrrrlcano broke over the south
coast at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning and
awept the northwest There was no
abatement for nine boure.
At San Juan four native were drowned
tn the harbor; eighty house were de
molished and hundreds wer unroofed.
Th. ism., to nrooerty to e.Umated at
1500.000. Commlesory ..ore. to th.
of 150,000 were destroyed.
A despatch by cable from Pones, tent
at 10 o'clock this morning, says th. towa
AkiWMl aX frun
OV JAMAICA COASrr.
Itmny FVhilfiir And Dtairn Amur
Survivor.
Ki.vomr.v. jim An, ut-m
lrm.m bullrUn. rfort eht tin rut
rn and nortKrtrD dMtrMn o IVwnto
k m dunMnl; (hat Owxl'loup lw
(urferxd illlirljr awl that MinUmU nd
Atvtlmm hav nuffrd ewly. Ma"X
of t IntatMnmU r bomalrsa. Cuht
vtm la dwtrrd and pkutton r
wanknt. Vlrfln laknda. pvticttlM'.y
ToftMlt. M SI. Orcdi wer tlvt norrt
uffarvm TT)ty r(it rawtltta ana (X
trtMi Mnortf tb urvr, Wkt prop
ft Inma.
THE OlS DErENDEH
NBARLT BRATS COLUMBIA
Over Thlrtyen iflle Couree Latter
Wine by Only Fourteen flecooda
Soul fytlrrinr Race.
VLN'ETARD MAVBtf, XMt., Af. 19-
Tha otd Defender praoOoany won tne
race atcalnat the CotumUa today, if time
allowance waa (tveo, In the dlrt!eet eort
of wwther for a yao dub cru4e. But
the rktbry, K muat be admiUed, waa
nr than well earned, knd yarhtatnea
of the New Trk Yacht Club and fue.
nvf Mt before, and may not ee. aai
yean, aucb a laWn aent The
roarcM between the faraoui iloop. wal
M eeoomla over a minute toil) mile
run from Breneon'a Beat Igbtahtp, off
Nowport, to the Weat Chop buoy la the
Vineyard aound, with a ohaflsa In the
sourae at Vineyard aound Vfntahlp, Wa
trite from tha start
The rare between the Columbia and
Defender waa fairly soul atlrrtnf. After
both rot ejway oyer tb. .tarttac Une,
It wa. nip and tuck for almost an hear,
the Defender Just a hair'i breadth, eora-
mrattvrly epeaklnc, la tba lead, wttb
tha CotumUa abeam. At huK tba Colum
bia made a lead so that tba Defender
V W Inq nnl J"q pon aaoao pinco
wa.1t away aa the heary breesa bava the
tamer down and made her lose the dis
tance on numerous raffs.
THE SHORTAGE
IS ONE THIRD
Plshlnj Season Closes Wltb. Its
Best Run Still it tfat
Klrer.
MAKING FOR TUB DALLES
Wbere tke Ffeg-WliNls aai fltch
forka Will TbiwTbem Oat
i September.
At 11 o'cioik noon yewerday. the (toh
lng e-iaon termmatofl, aa prescribed by
state hnrtslsitlre enactmost. Its cXise waa
marked by a feeling of issa.tlartJoiv-
preuoncoivvd knowludge that tha run of
years find the run off sa'aton annually
etaokenlng; thait (he eoaeon Aevewrtatea
an extension to medt the unalteruhle de
cree of nature whtoh now operate, to
send the flsh Into the larger river. kiU-r
and later a rime oroaln. their mood
and ebangw, August M, finds tit Co
tuniWa river Hahermen with but two
thtrJe o? ttietr work acomvtlehp4, but
tTie dmd tlitrd sited them, bad the
ktiw so Ibeen constituted a to grant th
ftoh oommJssioner't JurhoSctton in the
emergency. Fir or ten Says aildad to
the August dostng date this year would
represent thousands of dollar, additions)
to the fishing fleet, and consequently, an
equal rum of money for the further pro
notion and welfare ot the etty of As
toria. Deputy Ftoh Commissioner A. D. Board
man, who la now a guest at the Occident
hotel, talked wtth aa Astortan reporter
yesterdad' relative to hta vtsH In an of
ficial caipaorty. "It my purpose,"
sold Mr, Boardmaji, "to look th. tltum.
tlon jarrfully over at:thla pCot. Today
I .hall take a launch and cover the
Washington shore of the Columb a, more,
perhaps, to learn the condition and pro-
th nn)n M ,hn other'
wise, for I anticipate no violation! of
the fishing laws. I ha3 be aocompanled
Mr. 8. D. Butt., th. recent deputy.
hom 4t Ilwc0' Mr'
be familiar with the purposes of the tr'p
and I shall no doubt quickly gather tuch
' Continued on page four.
THE REBELS
HAVE FLED
American Army Makes Pe
conalsance but Fails to
Find 1 he Enemy.
GEKERAL OTIS' ORDER
Closes Insurgent Ports to later-
IsIflndTraffc-Iosireeot Ports
Closed to America ds.
SAN FERNANDO BOMBARDED
Cosboati Shell the Towa.tb Rebels
Flceloff toibeBllls-Towi
Bally Damif ed.
ItANIliA, Au. kt-4:5 p. nv-OOcial
reporta received bar. from tba toene of
the recent Aghdag wttb th FHIpinoe,
r today wm apeot la reoonntttanc
durkig which tha Amertoaa troopa found
tvnr of tb eoecny.
But there were M engagemenU 4 to
portaace. A baltalioa or tne Derma
Infantry, uodw Major O'Brteo advanced
very dose to Angeles. The major re
port, there are about W Insurgents tb?re.
A battaaoo of th Twelfth Infantry made
a rexnnaaisanc tn the direction of Porac,
but the enemy there scattered. The ratio
budy of tha American army U at Cahi-
lum. The Hoes bar been lengthened ma-
terwJlyr atnc the aavanoe wa. flopped
yesterday and now tncJuae. In town, oi
OtsiKua and Bants Rita.
Ofejor General Otle today toeued
order closing th ports m tbe nanda f
the Insurgents to iDter-irlaod traffic
AgumaMo Issued a decree July H. idatrd
from Tarlac dostng the taaurgent ports
to vessels flying the Amerlran lag and
mrtLmg vessels under other Hags te vWt
tha. Th rasters ooder- foreign flag
oanoot trade wtth these per without
running the stocsde.
The goiibaats Concur, Yorktown, Cal-
Css and rmpangs bomtarcM San Fern
ando Taeaday. The FGssteoa rapkvd w:th
mmoa ani muakocry sa boar and
then tea to th bUs. me canVoatt firing
est thorn through the awihina guns until
the refcew, dVsesassred- The bombard
saent contiaael sr saas time after-
wrarss an man. fcouso were readied and
tanrayet ut the town was not set on
rire. Tba guntosta -M sat atnd men.
lie rrM kosnrs an nvt taswn.
Tae rahed Baxtes tnuiepert Sheridan j
fessiled lor bosna today wits mes of I
the South Dakooa ngbnent, 9M of the
UVhvMMtas rsrsnent au9 I men ao-
irgta from vritns orgaaiaatlona.
KT.MCTON TRAH. MtNERS
BHOdTGarr to wranxjel.
IiTthe eaitlwa Tell Hartrelrtng Stor
ies of HaniehkM Endured and Com
rade loot and Alwndoned.
WRANGHL. AUuks, Aug. 4, via Sfat
tie, Aug. W. The Stlkeen rtr .teamer
Stralhcona arrived here today wtth 30
eurvrrort of the Ednikniton trail. They
are: M. Rsndleman, Chicago; J. C.1ff,
Vancouver; W. T. Munn. Mlswourl; E.
H. Lyons, Missouri; W. Cwter, Manito
ba; M. Oatig. Chicago; O. Ve'er, Cana
da; 8. W. Morgan, Sllverton, Or.; H.
Fenk, Los Angrtee; Q. Oaifney, Los An.
geles; H. Berton, Salt Lake CKy; W.
Hlnxanan, Chicago; C, Jefferson, Ashhury
Park. N. J.; J. Moore, San Francisco;
of. Voeey, Ohib; J, MoQlUvray, London,
Bng.; W. Roed. Canada; O. Reed, Cana
da; J. Lvtn. Otta,wa; J. Hackney, Ot
tawa; E. H. Dunbar, Seattle; W. H.
Dunbar, Seattle; M. Tall. Chnatla; E. H.
TaK, Canada; M. W. Weisen, Chicago;
A. H. Tkrar, Prince Albert 'Province,
v ssSscmiuY
Makes the food more
sovni en
Canada; C. HtesVI, Ctilcao; W. II.
WVH, MkasrMirl; D. RdljertKin, Vum.v.1.
ver; I. O. Tomttnson, Taooma.
Alt thj nwn cams' tn erlth pack
ttukria sent out from Tekwrn oreek
and Laketoo and varloua tratKng com
pantos last aprlnf.
The unfortunates tHI beartrendrrrkie;
etorlea of bulwll endureJd, conrmdnt
luat and abvwKexxl; and stronfly de
nounce tha tredlinr and tranatwraCoo
oompanlea, as we4 aa the Canadian ofTL-
ctats and nersiiapert that so profusely
advertised thia route aa a feasible one
bo tha Klondike roMneids.
To outwam nHwaranoea these meo
leitatnly give evidence of tuffrlngs
imuVrgone sVoce leaving Edmonton, IS
maOn s. AMt of thvtn are ta-kly
kooklng, wttb unkanpt beer and
(.reaay ctothea, pkituras of physical and
AtanvUI wrecks. Several are pnns
curefly gray and bear marks of scurvy.
Few have Just enough money to reach
Seattle or Victoria, but the majority ar.
without fun. to. The citterns ot Wraa-
fH have appeals! to the Unl;tsd Botaa
goveronent at Waarangton, but up to
Oris date no wU baa been rWTd.
There are oow abvut SO dnttttu. min
er, hers.
FAVORS INCREASE OF
THE PHILIPPINE ARMY.
Senator Hawley Urged tha Matter on
He President Baverei Tlmea-Haa
Confidraoe Io Otto.
NEW YORK. Aug. Mt-Seoator Joseph
R. Htrley, of Conneclfcut. aa-led f
Eune yesterday. He wtU epend
momht In rural England.
Jutt befora.
nit departure be eU:
I a-n giad U sco ttet the rm '
the PhlUpine Wanda to being iiToreed..
I have unsed tuch an mcrmae from tha
outset and some months ago I saw th
president teveral ttroet to urge upon htm
the n of tending reinforcement
to tn toianue at once. Then I receive
lirhti Information from Manih wbjoh
onvtoced me that I waa right. I toJd
,hi n.jr before, the president at one.
1 1 m Iur( tnst w, haU gt a'.eng very
I weU here n future.
Is General Otto likely to be renevwd
of cwnmand there T '
I don't think so. I don't tee why ha
should. 1 have a great deal of cor.nueo".
In him. I beaeve he is a good man fo
km im creajL
howl going op from the colored Journal.
Thjy began with Burgeonnera
Sternberg and tried to kill him. They
tbea hlfud to AVer and thry fltMfhHl
hkn. And now they cVrn't e any on
to go for but Otis. They can tie a tin
kettle and yH "mad dog.' but I think.
the pubDc to begtnrdng to e behind tb -ck.er
and to take thing more quietly,"-
BL'RN PLENTY OF BED FIRE.
iMiUvlniey'. Advic to th Dewey RectgH
UV of th DUKrlct of Columbia.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. "Gcritle
men. burn nlaty of red nra," That was
PresilK MuKinley's empbeirk: adroonl
tton to the representwtlre of the citl
tens of tb dtotrk-t when they called to
toneiCt wtth hkn regarding th arrange,
nwnta for the reoejtka to Admiral
Dewey upon his arrival la Washington.
Wlwn the ohta: exouilve of the nation
vtawB the olty on the ntght of Demey
Day, he win find that Ms injunction, has
been curried out must faithfully. Admir
al Denvey will be escorted to the capital
by a oomunlttee on the clay the nation'
sword. Is to be presented to him. That
nlsht there wtll be a monster parada.
Every org1 irrfxa lion In the District of
Columbia will be Invited to participate
In the prclon. Every mtlfcary body.
all tha cavlc, fraternal patriotic, ooi
ami be-iJWlit rH3l!tl and the blcyda
dubs wtU be Included. An energetic: ef
fort wtU be made ro have each body
In line make some distinctive Ulu.r.tin
cn its own aoaourrt. There wtU be elafb-
orate lUUmdnatitonia alongi Hihe Jlnel of
march.
GOLD DUST FROM ALASKA.
SEATTLE, Aug. 10. The ateaoner
Quean arrived from Alaska, today. In
adcUtllon to 150 excursionist, she had 100
miners from Daiwson and Atttn aboard.
The amount of goto dust they carried la
ortknated at 1150,000.
l J A r .
Pure
delicious end wholesome
pewrt ee. , .

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