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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
HoNoRpp IN LONDON.
Hawaiian Princess Treated With Great
Formafity.

London, Oct. SIT Is reported that the
visit of Princess Kaiaulani, Of Hawaii,
to London has some political meaning
and that renewed efforts are being made
to secure the interest OF Great Britain In
her cause. In addition to Mr. Cleghorn,
her father. Colonel MacF'arlane and sew
eral other members Of her adherents are
here, including Theophilus Davis, the
princess guardian, and Major and Mrs.
Woodhouse.
Cleghorn called at the foreign Office
yesterday with a letter Of Introduction
from the British minister at Honolulu,
and he had another conference there to-
day.
The Hawaiian princess Is treated with
the same formality as a reigning prin-
cess is treated.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
ANOTHER wuTlNBss FAILS.
Testihes About the Ring but Spolls His
Evidence.

San francisco, Oct. SIN the Durant
trial today the most important witness
was Charles T. Lenahan, young man
whom the defense contends was mistaken
for Durrant by Pawnbroker oppenheim
helm.
Lenahan, who does not bear a striking
resemblance to the prisoner, said that
on April he attempted to pawn small
diamond ring similar to the one worn by
Blanche Lamont, at Oppenheim's store.
Witness said that he asked Oppenheim
the same questions and received the same
replies that Oppenheim quoted in relating
the conversation he had with the young
man whom OppenheSm testified was Dur
rant. Then came surprise to the de-
fense, which counteracted nearly all the
strength gained from the witness tes-
timony. Lenahan said he tried to pawn
the ring in the afternoon, while Open
helm testified that Durrant entered his
shop in the morning. Attorney Deuprey
was considerably disconecerted by the
statement of the witness and endeavored
to lmpeach Lenahan's testimony.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
OrsPriCe's Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Aluik.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Principal Features Of the 1896 work.

Principal Features OF the 1896 Work.
Assessor Gibbons finished hls assess
ment work and summarized II yesterday,
The summary for the year 1895 Is as
Acres cultivated land 7.7OO, valued at
Acres Acres unimprOved 2sa,sse. valued at 81
17S,210.
improvements on decided lands. $780,
N5.
Town and city lots. si,Ts,O7e.
improvements on land not decided or
patented. S2O,l45.
Total improvements. s57O.le6.
Miles, OF railroad bed and rolling stock
a miles, sil.0O0.
Miles Of telegraph and telephone lines
50, valued at 33ab.
Merchandise and implements. sSs5.0A.
Money, sl00o5.
Notes and accounts. $3.50.
Shares OF stock. 10000.
Household furniture, carriages, ETC..
S10s175.
Horses and mules. no. valued at 1850
Cattle, $3.50, valued at s3o,351.
Sheep and goats, Es. valued at sl4s.
Swine, lei, valued at 81 ,499.
Gross vasue OF all property, A,i6s.lN.
Exemptions. si29,l6e
Total taxable property, si.3eS.7A
Number OF people in the county Liable
for poli tax. 1.154.
A large number OF persons examined
their assessments and with very few ex-
ceptlons all expressed themselves a. sat
isied with the valuations.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF real estate
we're filed for record In Recorder Gunder-
sons offlce yesterday:
United States to John Bowles, Sc.
IA section II, T. 6 M, R. W.. Patent
United States to same, ME. IA sec
tion II. r. II M, r. W........Patent
d. Stewart, Jr., ct al. to 10. r., Lester
and C. r. Higgins. land in Fulcer
Donation Land cGaIm. ...,.....,....s 81. 900
John Macitintosh to A. r. Murray,
lots 10 and 20, block ~. Youngs
addition to Alderbroolr. ..........
Same to same. lots n and IS, block
70, same addition. ..................... 9b
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
BANNocKs rpAcEAeLE.
jackson Hoe Indians on way to TrIa

Salt Lake, Oct. S.-The Tribune received
the following dispatch tonight: Fort
Han, Indian reservation, Ross Fork.
idaho, via Pocateao, idaho, Oct. s.
There are no Bannock Indians In tho
vicinity OF Jaclcson's Hole. The so-caglcd
Captain Smith and other jackson Hole
Indians who fired on the Bannock In
dams last July are reported to have
passed Poateilo in charge OF United
States marshall en- route to Evanston.
Wyo., for trial before the United States
court on the 9Th inst. The Bannock In
dams are hunting on and in the vicinity
of the reservation and are peaceably dis
posed. 6igned) P. Mccormick, United
States Indian lnPector.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
PAYS no BE INsuIrED.
Money On al~a Claim to Be Divided.

Washington, Odt. Alt is expected that
the state department. which Is the GUS
todian Of the funds paid by Spain on
the Mora claim. wili pay the money to
the di%erent parties In interest on Thurs
day and possibly tomorrow.
The amount inaly aRreed on TOR An
tonic Maxine Mora. the principal In
the claim, u eS67. .06b. In the original agree
ment between Mora and his attorneys he
was 10 obtain 90 per cent and they were
to have 40 per cent, tho latter sum to
cover all legal expenses. The attorneys
In the case win receive about $4,000.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
MFRS. wAuuDR RErURNs.
WIN BE Met by Representatives Of the
Department.

Washington, Oct. 8.--Mrs. Waller, wife
of ex-Unlted States Consul General Wal
Ter. now imprisoned by the French gov
ernment, wiz arrive IN New York Satur-
day and steps are being taken to have
her met by representatives OF the state
department. Relief funds for her have
been raised In Kansas, Iowa and Wash
ington and wifi be available for her sup
port after landing. Thus far she has
been helped homeward by private con-
tributions, the state department aiding
her from Madagascar to France.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
ASTORIA OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER q 1895

red spring, stocks exhausted; No. 1
hard Manitoba, IS Cd; Mo, California,
5s 211d.
Hops at London, Pacific coast, pound
15s.
San Francisco, Oct. S.-Hops new, 507c.
Portland, Oct. 8.-Wheat, valley, 400
1914. Walta Walla, 451d@46.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
EJECTED.
Settlers in Winnebago Reservation VIII
be Ousted.

Omaha, Oct. 8.-Federal Judge Shiras,
sitting at Lincoln has dissolved the in
juntion that restrained Captain Beck, In
dian agent on the Winnebago reservation,
from using his police to evict settlers who
refused to lease direct from him. The
court has also issued mandatory in
junction which is practically an eviction
Of about $50 sub-lesees whose lands are
covered with corn and the lesees may
suffer harships.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09

This action dispaeased many OF the depos-
ltors and they caused the arrest Of the
commissioners. They were allowed to 60
on their own recoGnisance.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
NRRHsrpp coMlnssIoNERs.

Merced, Cal, Oct. s.-Three members Of
the state bank commission were arrested
here today charged with mfsdemeanor IN
having failed to DO their duty In their
yeatigation Of the broken Mercei bank
q g commissioners yesterday adopted
res1.utions taking possession Of the
banks AFFAIRS and declaring II lnbSlvsAT.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
TEMpDRlANcE LECTURE.
Mrs Baxter Speaks ON the Subject Of
Vows.

Last evening before fair sized audi
ence in the Presbyterian church, In the
Interest OF the w. C. T. u, Mrs. Baxter
delivered a most interesting lecture on
temperance. Her subject was taken from
the S5th chapter of jeremiah, And they
said, we will drink no wine."
From the RechabFtes' vow was drawn
timely lessons Ito the young to bind them
selves by VOWS to keep clean and pure
that 1t pays to live Alright.
During the evening Miss Pearl Holden
sang an appropriate solo which was weli
received by the audience.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco oct. e.-The annual
meeting OF the Bank Of California was
he'd today. 1t wss stated that the total
earnings for the year aggregated iei7.2ls,
less S16s,e11 expenses.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
RICH DISCOVERY.
cod in Eagtern oregon l5Oo per ton.

Boise, Idaho. Oct. GA special to the
Statesman from Harney. Ore. reports
great excitement there over q rich dis
covery made IN the Idol City mining dis
trict In the Monarch mine Three feet
Of ore is said to have been opened that
runs $500 per ton.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09

The West Side narrow guage railroad Is
a thing OF the past. The construction
gang finished taking up the third rail
this week. II anyone wants a scrap"
Just let him inslnuate that Newborg is
on marrow guage." says the Graphic.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09

It's in town. It's the best;
Won't burn nor roughen the skin;
Won't yellow your clothes"
You win be agreeably surprised,
Sorry you didn't knoW.it sooner.
ToHlyon's Soap Foam. Ihrge packages.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
cLEvEuAND WINS.

Baltimore. Oct. s.-The Temple cup goes
to Cleveland. the winner Of today's game
and the series. The BaltimoreS were out
played In every point.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-09
MARKET REP0RTs.

Liverpool, Oct. s.-Wheat, spot, quiet;
demand poor; No. 2 red winter. IS ID; No
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
BUSINESS MEN

Who are alive, progressive, pushing
and successful in their own business
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04

Ruby Dexter has been a pretty
sick boy, but with it all his friends
have not given up the idea that he
will enter the race for the ADvER-
TIsER trophy next Saturday. If
the votes did not drop into the box
on Saturday in as large numbers
as usual it was simply because his
friends wanted the other boys to
pick up so that the contest for
places would be the more interest
ing. 1t Is a settled thing, judging
from the tally sheet this morning,
that Tommy King wants to ride in
the race, and if his votes drop in
lots OF two and three hundred he
Will get there in large, elegant
share.
1t will be remembered that his
first good bunch OF votes was above
the three hundred line. Today's
list shows a recurrence OF the
disease, and Mr.. King jumps from
the half mile pole clear around to
the home stretch and apparently
without an effort. 1t is hard work
to keep up with a man who can get
in such licks "a that, but tOday's
count may show that Giles and
Angus were simply resting.
The contest l. getting more IN
teresting every day, and as the
time i drawing TO a close the de-
mand for ballots i increasing.
Sylvester had a smash-up yes
terday while he was out for a spin.
The general impression seems to be
that Sylvester will take place in
the race. and from the training he
Is doing and the record he Is max
ing on Ioug-distance spins he Will
not be the last one at the scratch at
the close OF the race. There's a lot
OF people in town who have picked
Sylvester for a winner. so that 1t Is
probable he has enough votes held
back To put him among the three
lucky bows who will ride.
The following shows the vote up
to ) o'clock last night:
Votes deposited Saturday and
Sunday, 467.
Previously reported, 1926.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
Minister Hatch.

Minister Hatch Is closing up his
affairs in the Foreign Office as
rapidly as possible so as to leave
here on the steamer sailing We'd
nesday. Minister Cooper will as
sumo the duties of the office direct
ly Minister Hatch departs. The
clerks in the Foreign Office are
working day and night in order to
get through.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
THOMAS KING A JUMPER
Angus Grew Tired of the
Lead.
GILES DROPS AWAY BEHIND.

Reuby DeXter's Friends Dormant.
Sylvester Has Smash--Angus
Hoping While King Is Working.
Turner still Reaching Away Up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04

Daily Advertiser 10 cents a
month. Delivered by carrier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04

Galvanized Steel Tower.
FOLLOWING POINTS OF ADVANTAGE:
The sections of the wheel made with twonch steel
bands for outer and inner rims, and the sails Veted to
these rims at their and inner ends Please that the
outer rim IS not ten twelve inches ndeOf outside ends of
sails is the with other mills Our plan of construction
md breaking of the ends of the sails serious objection to
the sails still more rigid connect each sail, the
the sail each side of it. by of bolts The sails
ell and of such size to give more wind surface than
of which have knowledge. The sails just the
give the maximum power.
rudder making it firm, strong and thoroughly
braced The of the rudder made of the best tire
spring steel, which IS better than angle channel steel
gas pipe Our truss rod brace Will prevent the udder from
The governing device has made the Perkins mill very
popular, and has been acknowledged by competitors to
be the best would doubtless used all of them but
G@ e OF 1 a ing the In s 6Y our a Mt
wind when at rest he long and short steel hinges
when mill IS out OF gear or at rest This plan has proved
The main casting of this mill has been carefully de-
bity In its construction only the best iron is employed.
All the bearings of this mill are of liberal length and
provided with our graphite bushings or sef-Iubricat-
ing box These do not require oing at all In fact, we
All of the remaining parts of this mill are made with good
proportions of the very best materials, and in the most ap
proved manner.
We make this mill in two Sizes viz with ten and twelve
foot wind wheels
The tower is made with four corner posts of angle STEEL
bands and braces of channel STEEL all parts being fitted by
template that they ht exact and all workman needs to
10 t Il F a4 e TX. t & 80 -
st towers. The anchor post is five feet long, of good
lse eight to thirteen inches in diameter according to the size
cast the end Of serving the double purpose of
and anchor. Just at the top of ground asen piece
corner posts letting it down about two feet. to give it
The arrangement Of the bands and braces such that
posts at three different points, where other towers
TT, thus making our tower three times as secure against
ong winds This plan originated by and is fully
jumps of all sizes furnished with the above mills
is 8. 10 and II feet diameter. also Wood Mills of TO-
iameter. We will furnish catalogues and descriptive
string information.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
THE
WHEEL.

ObviateS the bending
most steel mills. To NAL
middle of its length, with
Of best cold rolled ste
is found in any other mill
right angle and curved to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-31

gf..fFa.H Mny TfftruyI
20" '' 'N' '''''"' ANU 'S'"' "'"
ate on TIE program OF tho ilti great
conference % tlu National Municipal
I.,agu, bsv, r.r y.t surs,r,i IN,
.........t........ -
'N''''"N ''a'" ''''' WI" h''A "'
tendance ana pro frc,s t1r o. pf.hup.r
interchange 0f iItlr. The mguliuF.
r,.r,, of Tine el,.a....r.f ru,r,t,,.rr,. ,,s.
- a., ...... ....t...,..
"''' INV" VIZ" "''' hN''' anu l'oIh'
luuui ci'1.uH .i cleveland aus .u'oiaru
When the c' uVr0iiIu began J, w. o..
Cowlcs welcomed iho league uu ughH Q
ui Cue CITY, uuH letter 90 welcome we
toHI from Mayor lrNisauu, who D.
not lu Che uI.., Hon, JuW"s w.
LEfirr ni NrH hnfh, ,Hr iIrtl"ut %
the lufE1ri made bic. tgtpuIrn, Ito
was ip.IIWf NN clinton lt.Err M.u..
TuN, .I INOHN"'I lgr H.rr. iffN
who .sal % ItI .""n Atal'a WuiH
Cor .un..l. tI .s'i'.H.'
mn NH.I... ..... .F f.lrEuE
tlu nu.i progress municipal rg'am,
lur uupafaii''.a civic -WharniuH uul
uuIy extraordinary development u'
Interest ln municipal affairs tur1g
lhg pact h.lrrn months, aud the ou-
g1ufhE'mnut me- movement hEs r,-
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UNCLE SAWS WEALTH
Noghus iu tho iIis,orr OF n0uEiuu G.,
compare 60 a..

Noihng ~ tho ItistoFT 81 MHuEiuu Co
compare Go a..
INV hUu,, May -D.-l English
t'llsHr.au, Mlyhutl q. MulnulL put.
lsur lu tue Juur number OF the AOyAi
AHlUi1Iu hlUisWi uHI isHutd, az nTil Gle
uu"lHH Power anu Wealth 0f tho
United -lbtrs.n
aID Iu,uaI'H conclusion is that "li
Wr HhB fuTysy o.. mankind I'm uu.
cIrli Ur muuuTu limos Us regards the
ln}HytI mechanical Huu iulDlltuluHl
ilfUH ui nations, We uuu nothing g.
tlmrfr with the United states IN
lnH present year OF 1865, ami tuut the
JHliui s.glus possesses by hr tue
EtgA,rst productive power In the
world"
HruagGts that the absolute effective
Iligr 90 Tho American people be- now
.HN'. Than three timus what 10 was iu
la.lt aud that The United States pose
tfaFts almost o. much energy AZ IIe /
h.i"lHi Germany aud France collect.
l'rly, aud u ratio falling 90 each a mur-
lean li more thAu what two English
NtH oT Germans have at thur die.
l.sal,
Tie points cut by a careful c5mphTi.
pom between the conditions lu these
u.iir'pul countries that nu ordinary
Nm hand 10 the uult,i States raises
OH much gan az three Iu England,
.4ur Doc France, nvu Ia GuFmauy or a.E
ln Austria, Dlt muu ma a mUgiua can
lf1'u1u us much llur az viii iced $50,
whereas, Ia Europe Que muu iuu.a DOLLY
'NlIly peuuuB
HlE Muluall calla upocltl attention 10
lAr Hgi that tho intellectual ruWof
o. lur great republic is in hafIIluy
WIN the iudusJriAl ana mechanical,
~ Ie' cent ui the total population over
i. cara OF ngu being aulu 10 read and
write,
'lI may DO is1rlem'y asserted"
t'll ho, "thBt iu the history on tHu
human race no nation ever uu orc uar-
t''-.I iluy'Dnu millions instructed
u.NanBe.U
hH. WrO,or Gets forth la regard 20 the
t.u"lh a. the wealth OF mo United
''A.IA that tho AVERAGE annual iuurr-
"tll ifam 1871 90 1899 Wst bIl WII.
"-t1f Ol dUlurs, which sum De- ono
IIl'i'liu over The total wealth %. Great
hilAiu. Ia classifying ,bH wlntth
o.. lho Union under tho h1auHoi urban
'NI rural, ho finds tuut rural lgri.
cultural wealth hiss only qulutuuluI
IH Ip'ly years, while urban wealth Hya
multiplied siNteeu-8ld, La ap In'
s'.hnl series OF figures II Is shown
'NN' tue "rlse In wealth ana tho iu'
u'te IA wages came nlm0at hand ~
In dealing with the development Of
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Losruuu auAsoN.
Painful scene in Homo Visited by
uuutu.

uuutu.
INuASAuULIH, Stay g0,-L0uiH shrr.
gEHEl, jewish R uit pa charge Of the
snHmu icllls,WrH stricken with death
eos. afternoon, Iusf after nuIHuIuF bic
sermon 90 the Hyuu.Usug, 90 being o.
church holiday
Ito urgsmu very 900 during the FuF.
Vice, which ho managed o. nnish, and
thru started Tor ulH home. llU iull at
rIa door aud uItJ iu lew minutes,
llif wife wac not n. huuu, tuI whom
Huy returned b uuIFHulr tgiu nor Iuu
terrible uuWg. with O. cry che rushed
into tuu laufu ami throw HrIsul| upon
the dead body u' urr huauaul, In
UuUpauuE tufmH HuH pleaded 90 him %
SPEAK Go huE. tugg tun e.. Chin. iIgm bio
body, raised hIs uy,llg, and uhglyd
nia ln8uG Then rufutd terrible
scene, She completely llst her reason
nnI D.. came n TNyiur maniac, hrUkD the
uualrg, demolished "a laE Ui furniture
aud smntbpd tHp d'fuls, Al the women
we're frightened uuJ ran from tho
uuusr. Arn entered uIl could 60
nothing. IAr situation was not changed
at % late hour tonight and AgT Toagsu il
probably gone forever.
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iuNuuN, Stay aI-Eir Vs. D.. Cur.
tis. auatsut secretary Df The treasury,
reached London To-Day, lu uFIUf Goo ar.
range 'If The completion of the lUud
contract llH called un sUuv 0f the
HulscflHUU 600 tHu nHuI Iaaur, srH o.
row awaiting iHfiuHr ln7ttuH'i1ls from
toe treasury department NE Curtis
snNa iMs' iur iHuds HIr now 900 the
ocean lu charge 90 SOC. Logan Caf4.ie
OF the treasury department.
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CuHAaI, NBy aI.=MTs. j, UHcE.li
T.wusuuI, better known as MaUu.
bruHuu EyIlrW, actress aud suiu1rrae,
attempted 60 u.I uur iilu tonight
WIKI % ruzJt shu sInsucd her throat,
aud was found unconscious lying
agfU.a the bed 90 her ROOM, Nearby
lly "a luIlsrIn which HhU HAi.i OF DO
pray that God VIII iDUN upon mu be-
my last hour uui hra my cay. From
what / hoard tine utbuI uI.ut 90 tho
mission, 1 -gr my li'u ha6 been waited,
1 know the responsibility % my par
uHts. lusret tuat q bad u0tu pay log
father auu mU,hur.'
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nn..Ln M --.,rntLcl,, Co..

L0NpDH May #l.-rhe correspond.
eut o., tho DaIy A.rsat Vienna wires
report that tho Corelu premier has
negotiated tgesly with the Ruslau
embasndoE whereby Russia agree, ID
protect Caeaiu certain coutlnsoucIp..
"i au informed China hns given
RuHH'u conditional ueTmHIIu o.
Cos tHn NH'uur frontier ut any time
the CuG.H" Il.inu mUltst RurHau
wnIEmnu employed on The franc
Siberian hallway. Ihis mBy explain
hfuup.ttnI i.ylailu OF MnnchGla. Do
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rAmEwurUs w. Voc MHy -I-
David Weaver d. Cairo, Elabi. C.Y
yu whose Iaud a big 200 uau.I Her day
800 well was struck Monday. IlrI Asl
uIHht Ui heart disease, fysulNuF
fr.u excitement over bic stroke uf
good fortune. He bad boon H poor
man 1901 UIa If., aud tUr lT.rrt ai
Hld.uu wealth w.EtID much igf him