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OCEAN TRAVEL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN
Lain. .Tu My. =, 10 am Trave .Tu., May 25 10 am
Sale. .Tu May IS, 10 am Havel Tu. June S. 10 am
CIIERBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
AIler Sat My. Il, 10 amSprec Sat May % 10 am
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER; SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
koenigin l.uisc. Thursday. May 13. noon
Friedrich der trrsse. Thursday. June g. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA
Kaiser May $. III am Fulta May -, 10 am
Ems May Is. 10 am Kaiser. June IL 10 am
Werra May -. In am Ems -. June 49, 10 am
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sail from New York every Saturday for Glasgow,
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Rates for Saloon Passage: CITY OF ROME SO
Other steamers. $50
Second Cabin Rome, s42.5O; Furnessa, s37 so;
other steamers $40.
Stcerage PasSage-Rome. So. so; Furnessia
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SMITH AND l. STREETS.
i.5o AN. WEEK DAYS. PfTlSBURG EXPRESS
--Farior and Dining Cars Harrisburg Pitts
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American Line.
New York Southampton london -Paris)
TwinScrew L. $ Mail Steamships
Sailing every Wednesday.
st. Paul. May >. 70 am st. Louis. June . 10 am
ST. Louis. May II, 10 am Paris June o. 10 am
Paris -. May ~, 10 am St. Paul. Jun 1f 10 am
st. Paul May 26, 10 am Berlin SAT- June 10, 10 am
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP
sol TIL IWARk. Observation-Disclosures. Nav ! 7am
Nn0iil,i1aND May II. 10 noon
fhlfsSi.AND: May 10, IL noon
KE\Si\fiTON ON....................Ma Nav o6 / N m
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and Is. North River.
Office. Bowling Green " Y
GEO. W. MOSS Agent
mh22-6n 921 Penn. ave.
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DIR. CZARRA.

NJ u NJ FAY.
sPECiALiSr In Diseases OF intn; any comIiica Ion
weakness and special diseases cured ard suurau
teed: references given: hours to r. to O. ciosc,
on Sunday. 6I9-62i Ia. ave nv ans Ian.
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Va ave, near bach. A modern hotel. Capacity.
20 Steam heat: SGn rarlors. with ocean Wow.
'uslne and service feature. Spring terms. s.
To $50 daily. Special weekly and family rates,
Booklet mailed tmhS-J2f, II tnIE
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SUNDAY RACING.
The Question May Now Satisfactorily BE
Disposed OF.

Chicago. October 2.-sunday racing
which has rent IN twain the Eastern
and Western members OF the L. A. W.
may now be disposed OF TO the satlsfac-
tlon Of all disputants II President Isaac
B. Potter's edict IL endorsed at the next
national assembly,.
The solution Is in the nature OF a com
promise by which the national o=sanIza-
ton would go on record as emphatically
against Sunday racing. which would not
In any way be sanctioned az the national
racing meets. District option however,
which was so earnestly contended for by
the Pacific coast contingent before its
secession. would be In practical force,
allowing the territory in charge OF each
member Of the national board to exert
local option by securing the consent Of
that official.
In an interview President Potter said:
1T has just been officially announced
that Omaha will withdraw her claims
to the next general assembly owing to
her inability to get support from her
merchants who are engrossed with their
exposition. so the probabilities are that
Indianapolis, the other leading contestant
will get the meet next year"
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Henry George Supplying the Ginger 10
the New York Contest.
ACCUSATION OF CROoKEDNEss
Van kyek's Star Speech Contained Thirty
Words Carter Harrison De.
aouaeed BY White.

New York. Oct. A-Henry George Is
supplying the greater part Of the "gln-
ger In the municipal campaign. His
allegations touching tho integrity ., the
recognized chiefs OF both the leading
parties are exciting. while they are met
by those most directly concerned by
show Of Indifference The most specific
OF Georges allegations is that Robert II.
Pryor paid Richard Croker $1,000 for the
judgeship he holds. That $1,000 was
paid for seat on the bench for Judge
Ingraham. and other judicial offices were
made the object OF barter by the So
called political bosses Judge Pryor has
made a categorical denial that he paid
or caused to be paid any sum for the
nomination and like dental has been
made by other judges involved
The only exception to the rule OF volu-
hlli,y among the mayorallty candidates
is Van wyok. whose star" speech, de-
lIvered last night before the Independ-
ence Hall democracy, was limited to 81
words OF commonplace acknowledgment
OF the hearty greeting.
The Citizens Union treasurer. J. Ken
nedy. today says the union has been sup
piled with funds beyond its actual needs
and "a rumor has it that the total OF the
is about 100000.
At the MONDAY Georgeite meeting the
principal address was made by John z.
White, the single tax advocate Of Chi
cago and popunstlc candidate for con-
gress at the last election. White spoke
OF Mayor Harrison of Chicago as a man
who by the grace Of God and his faith
er's death is mayor OF Chicago" ana
that Mayor Harrison did not
represent the democracy OF the west or
OF Chicago.
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LOOKS LIKE STARVATION.

Washington, October &.-A letter has
been received here from Lieutenant Rich
ardson. OF the Thirteenth infantry. who
is accompanying Captain Ray in his Alas
kan inspection in which he says that he
will remain with Captain Ray at Fort
Yukon until the river freezes over. which
is expected shortly. and then move up
to Dawson by dog trains.
At the date OF the report September
IS. the steamers were unable to get above
Fort Yukon bar, and were unloading
goods there. That meant, In the opinion
OF the lieutenant. a very serious eondi-
ton OF affairs at Dawson, in fact, nothing
less than starvation. Already boats were
going down the river with parties OF
three or four passengers looking for
provisions, and large numbers were ex-
pected down as soon as the freeze came.
1t was doubtful II there was food enough
on the river fc~ all. even II properly
distributed. Some might get up on the
ice by dog teams.
About $50 people are wintering at Ram
part City. around which the prospects
are so good that they are believed to be
a second Klondike.
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New York October 2s.-A special to
tho world from Madrid Gays:
Here are ths principal features OF
spain'H reply to America's note. The
Spanish answer begins with warm pro-
fesslor OF friendly feeling toward the
United States declaration Of desire
TO preserve cordial relations between the
TWO governments II is remarked that
II tho American government will explain
how It is proper TO cooperate IN the
paclhcation OF Cuba the suggestion will
receive due attention in Spain. provided
Spanish rights OF sovereignty are re-
spccted.
The new policy Will not only go further
than Premier sagasta's scheme /, is said.
but virtually will put into execution all
that American sentiment and the govern
menl under President Cleveland and Sec
rctary Olncy recommended In order 20
satisfy the aspirations OF the West Indles.
Spain can fix no date for the close Of
the war. but the United States can only
assist Spain and prove the sincerity Of
their offers Of cooperation By hence
forth checking hlibustering expeditions.
The most carefully worded. the longest
and the most elaborate part OF the note
is that In which Is set forth the Spanish
case against nlibustering expeditions. It
~ said that In the diplomatic and polit-
ical oirslrs OF Madrid TIE spanish note
Is considered a very clever move to gain
time to ward on the action foreshadowed
in the American note and secure the
sympathy o, the European governments
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CONDENSED TELEGRAPH.


The Canadian Pacific Railway VIII is
sue s1.cO0,OOO sterling preferred stock at
4 per cent. to cover the cost Of building
the Crows Nest pass through the
Rockies
Edison has discovered a means Of saw
ing the iron from low grade ore by
electricity.
Van wyck money in New York was
quoted yesterday at to l against the
field, but no bets were reported
Judge John R. Thomas Of the United
States court at vinita. l. r., has decided
that the publication of warning notices
to nonresident defendants in divorce
proceedings is null and void
The news comes from Christina that
Andree's balloon was found floating near
Spiterbergen.
The Ute Indians are on the warpath
and Rio Blanco county. Colorado, is at
their mercy.
A Pendleton, Or. pool yesterday Of
fered to sell 10000 bushels OF wheat at
72l4 cents, ubt found no buyers.
A profound naval sensation was created
in Athens yesterday by the discovery
that the cartridges fitted to torpedoes
during the war with Turkey were not
loaded.
Eddie Graney will act as referee IN the
fight in san Francisco tonight between
Lavigne and walcott.
General weyler will leave Havana to-
morrow for Spain. At 8 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon previous to enbarkment.
there will be great popular manifes-
tation In his honor.
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INHUMAN FATHER.

Kansas City, Mo-. October 2S.-Wm.
Carr, the lnhuman father who confessed
to having drowned his child because he
had too many, and then garnished his
story with a laugh. was the center Of a
throng OF morbid people at the police
station yesterday. Carr says nothing az
his murdered child, save to upbraid her
for having brought him to this" and
appears only troubled about himself.
Now he seems serious and knowing there
is desire at Liberty to lynch him, he
begged the officers to let the Clay county
people take him back. "I know I'll have
to hang" he said, "and the quicker its
over the better"
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GENERAL WEYLER
NAY Be ARRESTED
Ordered to Remain 10 Cuba Until
Blurco Arrives.
SPAIN LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
Ssylsr NAY Refuse TO Surrender Command
and Has the Army With him
Heavy BloN al Astronomy.
SPAIN LOOKING FOR TROUBLE

New York. oct %.-A dispatch from
Havana to tho Herald says
General weySor has becn ordered by
his government in Madrid 70 remain IN
Havana until General Bianco arrives
This may mean ,ha, woylcr II to b.
sent homo under arrest for refusing to
obey the order TO give command to Gen
crai CaHtcrunos. Generai weyler wanted
10 sa.l TWO days before General Blanco
could reach Havana General Castei-
ianos. In face OF General weyler's ne
sisiancc, was absolutely hclp,ss 20 far
"a" assuming command was concerned
but he sent special messenger to Key
West and teleRraphcd tho whol. situa
ton from there 70 his government II
Is owing to this discussion that General
Weyfcr has been told 20 wait for Cen
eral Blanco. General weylcr IL using
every means TO win sympathy here. on
tho way he employs the power he con
centrp depends 10 a very consider.
sh!~ eStelt the stability or 1pa.i in
'Hhg " uo chooses TO ret Il manc q.
su'ho' .y. the latter viii ne, a str ig
farce hchlud him before ne can land In
Havana. II there Is no, serious trouble
% VIII be because Senior sagasu and
his m!uisicn bend their knee 10 General
wcyier FOR tho indication !s ;ha, weyler
VII NOT submit quietly 10 them
Tha, tho Spanish governmen, antici.
paics a disturbance Is cylnced by the
fact that they have teiegraphed to Gen.
cral weyler to disband the volunteer
forces. This morning the captain-sen-
cral cailcd to the palace The colonels and
read them a telegram for minister or
the colonies. Moret, stating that The ser.
vices Of tho volunteers would not be
longer required and that they were to be
disarmed. After an excited consultation
the colonies agreed to send consider
able dispatch TO senor Moret express
Ing their Indignation and stating that
they would not be responsible for the
actions OF the men Il the news was con-
vcy"d to them II trouble does occur
here It win no, be a matter OF n day.
It win be a matter Of only TWO or three
hours Next to man Of war. Amerl.
cans here would like TO see Consul. Gen.
eral Lee.
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Order Was Issued for the Protection
Of Life and Property.
NO ONE WILL BE EXCLUDED
But All Csn Do Business ID the Reservations
on Equal Terms With These
Who Are Nov There.

Washington, Oct Ex-senator Nc
Bride, OF Oregon. saw the secretary OF
war and the president today regarding
the report that the new military reser-
walton In Alaska would create mo-
nopoly for the two transportation com
panles now operating between that ter
ritory and points In the United Slater.
He was assured there was no such inten-
lion in the orders and that no one would
be excluded from the territory. or pre-
vented from engaging in any business
on the reservation.
Secretary Alger said he would teie-
graph the chamber Of commerce Of Ia
coma 10 that effect
The intention Of the order was solely
that Of protecting life and property in
the territory and any company or per-
son entering the territory will be given
the aame rights and privileges allowed
the companies or persons already oper-
ating there.
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FAINT HOPE FOR
ARCTIC WHALERS
CAUGHT IN The ICE NEST or FONT
BARRON.
No Supplies Of ANY hind There-Nearest
Source for Provisions 400
Niles Away.

San Francisco October 2S.-Arctic nav
igators and operators of whaling vessels
say there is still hope that the Belve-
dere orca, Fearless, Rosario and Jeanie.
the five vessels that were caught in the
ice west Of Point Barrow. about October
l, viii get out but that hope is a very
faint one, Their release from the ice
pack would have to come very soon after
they were enclosed by foes, or their
bones would before spring be drifting IN
the prevailing westerly currents toward
the Siberian coast. Nothing but heavy
southeasterly winds which would drive
the Ice back from the land, would save
them, and at this season of the year
such winds are very rare in the Arctic
circle.
The Newport, the Jesse B. Freeman
and the wanderer, that spent last winter
in the Arctic, were to come home this
fall, but nothing has been heard Of them
west Of Point Barrow, and it is thought
that they, too, have been caught.
There are no supplies of any kind at
the Point Barrow station for the frozen
in whalers. Should they require assist
ance the nearest point to which they
can look for relief is Herschel island 400
miles away. When the fleet of 1889 was
frozen in of Heraldis the United States
equipped a relief station at Point Barrow
and laid in a bountiful supply of pro-
visions. Not long ago the government
came to the conclusion that the place
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IT is INDoRsED.

San Francisco. October 2S.-The com
mittee Of the faculty of Cooper Medical
college, having in charge the investlga-
ton of the merits. efficiency and value
Of oxytuberculine. the new consumption
cure discovered by DR.. Joseph o. Hirsh-
fielder OF this city has met and an
nounced that after patient examination
they unreservedly indorse the remedy.
A full statement Of the manner and re-
suits Of the committees work will soon
be published for the benefit Of scientific
bodies and medical men.
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New York, oct. 2S.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Havana via Key West saws
the outgoing authorities have struck
heavy blow at autonomy by permitting
tto use prejudice word) the killing OF
Castillo. General Castillo was not killed
In open fight; he was BETRAYED bv
Cuban guard and captured by the spon-
iards last Friday and sho, on Sunday
morning, II was more satisfactory N
shoot him than to treat him as prls-
oner OF war. Castillo Commanded Ha-
vana province and was beloved as nm
able and brave general by every Cuban
under arms. His killing win arouse n
desire for revenge that at the preson,
iuncture will lead to prevent accept
anco Of autonomy.
With an escort Of seven men Castillo
was lying NJ with fever In a secluded
spot when the guide betrayed him, The
exhibition of his body has aroused In
dlsnation even among General VIEWERS
officers
side by side with him in the morrue
was the body OF man who had starved
to death. The two presented a plain II.
lustratlon Of General weyler's methods
Of conducting this war. A manifesto will
he circulated and signed by President
Capote and Generals Gomez and Garcia.
calling upon all Cubans not to accept
autonomy.
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foundation for tha statement that Sec
retary Sherman cabico Minister Wood
ford rescindinR his previous Instructions
to allow the sagagya cabinet more time
10 reply 10 tho note Your correspondent
nnds that The ministers arc confident
that one dangerous corner has been
turned They ARE anxious for Americas
friendly support and are hopeful for sue
cess for the scheme for autonomy. A.
"A body thoy appear confident that the
Cuban constitutional union will no, seek
to embarrass tho government. although
n disnpproyes tho IDEA cf autonomy.
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SHIP DELAYED.

San Francisco. October 2S.-The British
ship Taymount Is out $50 days from
Liverpool for this port and some anxiety
is being expressed for her safety The
vessel Is a new one and Il Is thought
should have arrived here a month ago
The Norwegian ship orlenta is also max
ing q long passage to this harbor, She
left Newcastle III days ago. but she has
never shown herself to he a fast sailer,
so there is not much anxiety regarding
her safety
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-29
NICHOLAS APOLOGIES.

Berlin, October 2s.-The Frankfort Eel
tung says that the trouble that arose a
few days ago over the refusal OF the
czar to receive the Grand Duke and
Duchess Of Baden at Darmstadt after
the latter had intimated to their Russian
majesties a desire TO visit them had been
satisfactorily arranged by an Interchange
OF letters Of explanation. The paper i'm
plies that Emperor Nicholas offered an
apology for the curt brevity of his tele-
gram.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-29
AFFAIRS IN GUATEMALA

New York. October 2S.-A special TO
the Herald from San Jose, Guatemala,
says:
1t is understood that the United States
warship Alert will remain in Guatemalan
waters for the present at the request OF
Secretary of the Legation Prinsle. Guat-
emala is still practically In state or
siege. though troops are arriving In the
capital every day from the eastern and
western departments which are being
disbanded.
The British warship Amphion has sailed
for Callao by way of Panama.
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MILAN WANTS DIVORCE

London, October 2S.-The Vienna cor
respondent Of the Daily Telegram says:
According to sensational story from
Belgrade ex-King Milan of servia re-
Gently visited the metropolitan of Bel
grade and demanded an absolute di-
vorce from ex-queen Natalie. It is de-
clared that the interests of the dynasty
required him to marry again. as King
Alexander is III and must go abroad
There are rumors also that Milan will
be decreed regent Of servia.
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autonomy.

New York. Oct 9S.-A special to the
Herald from Madrid says:
In spite Of all the sensational reports
10 the contrary the relations between the
Spanish government and the United
states continue to be quite friendly.
There does not appear TO be the slightest
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-29
PERUs CABINET RESIGNS.

New York. October 2S.-A special to the
Herald from Lima says:
Your correspondent has been informed
on the highest authority that the cab
met has resigned because Of the effort
made in the chamber of deputies to pass
q vote OF censure. President Pierota has
refused to accept the resignation.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-29

was a useless expense and sold every
thing for 5000. The last Of the supplies
went on the Jeanle to the Pacific Steam
Whaling company's vessels a, Herschel
island.
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MoRGAN's CONDITION.

San Diego. Cal. October Sat an
early hour this morning Senator Nor.
gan's condition showed no change. and
the indications were favorable for his
speedy recovery.
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BIG FIRE N ILLINOIS.

Morris, Ill. October 2s.-The manutac-
turing plant Of the woelfel Leather Co.
burned last evening. The loss amounts
to about s225oOO. The plant was insured
for $4,000.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-29

MEMS double reinforced nundered whEe
shirts. " cents each
Mems heavy Jersey knit overshirts. now
% cents each.
Mems cottonads or jsan pants. nov %
cents pair.
Mems ali wool pants. extra heIyy, nov
t27b pair.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-29
RINGING IN HIS EARS.
How Sergeant Williams Of the United
States Army Was Cured BY
Electricity.

Mr.. Editor: Dear sir:-For a long time
prior to undergoing treatment with Dr..
Darriu I had been gradually grow
lnug deaf In one eylr, accompanied with
most dislgreeable ringing sounds Sep
tember ls / applied to DR.. D0rrin, took
his treatment consisting Of medicines
and electricity. To my great joy and
satisfaction, the sounds have all left, ard
my hearing is much improved, cannot
say too much in praise Of the electric
treatment as administered by Dr Darrin
The treatment Is by no means unpleas-
ant hut rather agreeable than otherwise
Refer to me at Fort Stevens. where
am stationed as orderly sergeant in the
L. s. A. MOSES WILLIAMS.
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Mems heavy neeced underwear. now
g. cents each
Mems vlouna wool underwear. nov Is
cents each.
Mems extra heavy natural all wool un-
derwcar now 500 each.
MEMS heavy all wool sweaters, black
or navy. ti.A each.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-29
GROVER HAS A SON.

Princeton. n. J., Oct. 2.--tspecial TO
tho Astorian Mrs. Grover Cleveland
has been delivered Of son
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DR.. Darrin win remain at the occident
hotel, Astoria, untn further notice, and
will in future treat all cases with office
or home treatment at the rate OF s.
n week, or In that proportion OF time as
cases may require. The poor treated
free except medicines, from to 10 a.
m. daily. Patients able to pay. from 10
a. m. to 5 p. m, Evenings to s. Exam
nations free TO all, An durable chronic.
acute and irivate diseases. treated by
electricity. and medicines when required