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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES 81 800 stock Of nice
hardware, large safe. fixtures etc. What
have you? Call at / 245 9TH st. NV. ap2-2t
FOREXCHANGE- Set of Appleton Amer
lean yciopedia. complete, with annals.
&c volumes: calf bound; good as new; cost
S2U4. make proposition. Box 36, this Of
flGe. apl -5G
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WANTED-An experienced r'de nurse
wants an Immediate engagement as a u
tendant: speaks German and English; eX-
cellent refs Address MICHAEL oBERLY.
3so ia ave ap2-3t
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND q
STREETS
80 A. NJ. week days-PITTSBURG Ex.
tfhESS-Parlor and Dining cars, Harris
io.o0 a. NJ fENH5 YLYANIA LIMITED
- - uIllnan Sleeping Dining. smoking and
Cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS. st Ionfs 6IeYe,
Harrisburg
1850 A. NJ FAST ITNE-I,,,,t,,an turras
TdrloI car 10 Harrisburg Buffet ParlOr
q, lar, harrisburg to Pittsburg.
80 NJ CHICAGO AND S~F. LOFTS
Express - Sleeping Car washington
20 ST Louis, ana Sleeping and Di5i1e
Snii SadS ,Im1atIIlsDurg to 81. LOUIS, ClnannaGI
10 z. N. WESTERN xPkEss-Pn,,.
man Sleeping Car TO Pittsbure. Cbicaeo
a M haIHsDurS 70 Cleveland. Dining
no I; NJ SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
a., uIlutn Sleeping Cars Washin stOn 10
IIttsoure ana Harrisburg to St Loui,
and aad Louisville iva CIncinDatp. DiniDg
1910 e. M. PACIFIC EXPRESs-PulI-
man Sleeping car TO PiUJsburg
tnr - ~ ". iOI hdhe, CdHaHdai qua, KOcies-
SSf, d nj Niagara Falls daiiy, except
10 90 4 N for Elmira and Remove daily.
except Sunday. For Lock Haven wees
days and WiIhamsport SUNDAYS, $40
7.do 2 81. FOR wiInamsport. Rochester.
etAA4 niagara + ais udlIy- except
odtuIddy, with Sleeping Car washington
70 suspension Bucge. VIA Buffalo
~. ~ u. Tor Erie, Canaiidaigua. it0cI,es-
teL. buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily
,'o-StJlHS Gar WdShIn gtOu to tsIfrlira
rof Philadelphia. New lOrk. ann
the last.
~ 7 VI. "CONGRESSIONA LINZ
LED, daily, ali rarlcT Cars, with Din.
ine tdr from baltimore Regular at 100
!DIning carr, 500, 9.OL, I0.pO (Dining
,nir,,t Tdr!, and ll00 tDinlng Car from Wiz
I1inseonl I9i ~ A M, = 40, q Is, 4.2O. = so,
i0iJahd iUioo anu Il-3o r. ". on sunday Z 90
tDiDIng Carr, 500, 800, I10O Dining
tdI from WIlInlDgtOnt A M.I2I5 49,
4.zO, $50, 1000 and 1l35 T. 81 For
fhlIddeIphia 0nly, Fast TX xpress. so A.
d week days. Express Y 10 T.
"a. week days, z.OI ana D 40 T. 81
1dty: fOr Boston, without change
20" A NJ week days, and 315 P. III.
For Atlantic City (vIa Deiaware River
bridge, dll-rail routeJ, 3I5 D. IN. daily
or baltimore, 6.25, 700. 80. :. 90 8 iiiy
1000, 1850, 1l.OO and II5O a IN
IZ-lo, l2.4o, 2.Ol, 3.15, 3. 40 IA 90 linn
Itedl, 10. 4-36, .. 10, . 10. O so. IU
1000, 1910, Ills and 1I.35 D. mn
loo a. M, Il 10, 10. z OF 3 Ia e 4S
400 liinitedi. 40, 3 40. 6I5, $50.
ElO, 1000, Ia. 40 and IL 80 D. IN
FOR rope Creek Line. : 80 Il. Ia. and 4 36
p III daily, except Sunday
or Anna polls, 100, 800 a. m. 1918
ana 4 ~ p. IN. daily. except Sunday
sundays, 900 a. M a0d 20 d. no.
'fiantIC Coast Line FIdrida SDpctal-.
'""ksonvilIe and ST AuEustine,
eek days. Express for
Atlantic Coast
daily
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED-AGENTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANTED-Position by first-class bar
tender: single: . years experience: no
objection 10 country. Address G b. p,
this office. an3-3t
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FOR RENT Three rooms first floor,
$3.50; 3 rooms I'd floor $40. No.
1908 n. Carolina ave. Sc. ap3-3t
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FOR SALE-Cigar, store. and poolrOom;
tables in nrst-ciaSs condiLion. new fix
lures. situated on Penn. ave; in heart of
city; to person meaning business will
agents. Address MUST SELL, this office.
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WANTED -BycoIored man, place as trucker
or farmer or good hoStler; references
V. GAINES, this office an3-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

No. 515 18th ST. nws business center:
large, neatly furnished: rent very mod
crate. Inquire LUNCH ROOM, 432 i1th st.
NV. ! IL
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FOR SALE-Grocery and notion store;
fine location; cheap rent; satisfactory
reasons given why Offered. BRADSHA w,
494 Louisiana ave. ap2-3t
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WANTED-2O or 80 milk ws; also 4S feet
of iron fence, 2 feet high; cheap for
cash. Address NJ. w. j., this office.
apl3t
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AATED-CoEpeten pension clerk de
sires permanent engagement references
furnished as to character ana aDlllUy.
SENFOSIN, this office. apZ-ot
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FOR RENT-9-room cottage at Woodside,
on Met Branch B. & 0. K R.; furnace:
hot and cold water; large lot; mile from
electric cars; $50 per mo. DULANY. i
FLEMING & LEE, 1920 F st. mh27-tf
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FOR RENT Rooms FUR or unfur, single
or en- suite. with or Sithout board: hall
square from Pa. ave. one square from
Library. 220 3d st sc, ap2-3t, ,em
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IrsIsEssl CHANCES

| FOR SALE-Cigar, store. and poolroom;
| tables in nrst-class condition: new fix
| lures: situated on Penn. ave; in heart of
city; to person meaning business will
sell for $325 cash; owner leaving city; no
agents. Address MUST SELL, this office.
1t
FOR SALE-Entire contents of lunch
Will be sold at auction Tuesday, April
., at 10 O'Clock a. m; ap3-3t
/ FOR SALE-S1O o, ,o00investinentrorS Sc, 800:
corner property; $4,000 cash required
100 Mass. ave. ne. ap3-3t
FOX SALE-Drug store situated on princi-
pal tloroughfare; doing an elegant husi-
ness one or the best soda stands in Wash
| inston; modern fixtures; will sell cheap
forcash as suwner must leave the city Adj
dress HUSTLE, this office. ap-3-2t
FOR SALE-Cheap; confectionery, bakery
and Ice cream saloon; good location.
BAKER Y, this office. ap3-3t
FOR SALE-Half interest IN centrally To-
Gated grocery; price $500; or will sell
entire store owing To disagreement between
partners. GROCERY this office
ap3-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap a bakery and confec-
1Uoi st. ap2 Stem
FOP SALE-Milk route, $4oO; excellent
horse and wagon, cans, &c; 20 gallons
trada i'll health. BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
91S st. ap2-3t
FOX SALE--Stock and fixtures OF shoe
store; cheap for cash. $40 + st. NV.
ap2-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery and notion store;
fine location; cheap rent; satisfactory
reasons given why Offered. BRADSHAW,
494 Louisiana ave. ap2-3t
FOR E-Confcctionery store, with
complete set OF tools; only those meaning
business need answer; give real name and
address. Address CONFECTlONER, this
office. ap1-3t-em
WANTED-2O or30 milk cows; also 4s feet
of iron fence, 2 feet high; cheap for
cash. Address NJ. w. j., this office.
ap1-3t
TO SELL out your business quick, go to
BRADSHAW'S, 4S4 La ave. NH 313t, EN-
FOR SALE-At great sacrifice dining and
lunch rooms, NOS. Oh and 525 10Th st.
NV. mh3l-3t-em
FOR SALE Restaurant and luncnroom
license. III Pa. ave. NV h3l-3t EN-
FOR sALE-At great sacrifice, dining and
lunchrUo Nos. 523 and $40 lOtn NV.
mch3l 3t, ,em
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE 81 800 stock Of nice
hardware, large safe, fixtures, etc. What
have you? Call at 245 9TH st. NV. ap2-2t
FOREXCHANGE- Set of Appleton sAmer-
lean Encyclopedia. complete, with annals;
&c volumes: calf bound, good as new; cost
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FOR RENT-Two nice rooms, I'd floor,
partly furnished; uitable for light
housekeeping. 44S X st. NV ap1-3t
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FOR RENT-oI5 9th st. nw.-2 or 3 com
tnunicating rooms on I'd floor; also single
rooms, 81 up. ap2-3t
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Dr.. Ledthermdn.

Expert Specialist In the cure of a'j forms of
private diseases Structure II y6Irucele and
VariCocele quickly cured. Diseases 0f the
blood, skin, bladder, kidneys and syph-
ilitic diseases permanently cured Vital
powers restored. Consultation free
Hours, to IL, 2 to5. Tuesday, Thurs
cay and Saturday evenings, to q No.
6u2 NV. Closed Sundays. mb14-Imo
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FOR SALE-At greaUSacrifiCe dining and
lunch rooms, Nos. 523 and 525 1Oth ST.
NV mh31 -3t-em
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN

FOR RENT-PleasantIy situated cottage,
or part of cottage; low rent. Address
H0WLETT, Sd and q SITS. me-, lexington,
u. =. aD2-3t
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CHURCH NOTICES.

UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRISTINE
mortal Church, corner K and North Capt.
toI streets. Preaching at IL a. IN and
80 p. m, by the. pastor, Rev. J. E. Fout.
Sunday-school at $50 a. IN. Y. Z. $. c.
T., at 6:30 p. M. General prayer service
Thursda evening at Z 80 O'Clock. Strangers
welcome. 1t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-S3, 500 viii buy 6ne of the
most desirable country places about
Washington; 81 acres. GRACE NJ TIL ON
AS, 100 COrCoran Building. ap2-3t
SUBURBAN property; splendid oppor-
tunty for getting beautifully located
country home for $3.50. FUkEIGNER,
this office. ap1-3t
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FOR RENT-35 1-2 Mass. ave. NV; two
unfur. rooms Tor light housekeeping; Z; near
the Printing and Pension OFFICES a. m. L.;
terms reasonable. 1t
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PROF. CLAY, Clairyoyant; tells business,
love affairs, losses, etc; reunites separ-
ateihusJands wives SweethelTtS or friends;
fee. SO cents 10 TO 10 daily. 4S9 II St
Sw ap3-2t
L. Ii. WARD, requesting copy of Times,
has neglected twice TO send his post
office address. ap2-3t, EN-
NINE. RETTA, medium for spirit messages;
sIttIngs, 20 and oUC. 523 18th st. NV.
AD2-Ir-ern
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR REST-ROOMS
FOR RENT Well-furnished back ROOM;
"a fi9or; Sl.7o week. 415 q ST. NV
FOR RENT-Fur. room with closets, lava
tory; st floor; fine new house; a. in. l.;
furnishings new private family: references
exchanged OWNER, 221 E st. NV.
ap3-3t
FOR RENT-35 1-2 Mass. ave. NV; two
unfur. rooms ror light housekeeping; near
the Printing and Pension offices; a. m. l.;
terms reasonable. 1t
FOR RENT rooms; I'd floor; two
large and one small with or without
board; modern improvements. 220 c
st. NV. ap3-3t
FOR RENT-Large front room, with board;
2or smear Pension Office. 521 3dst. NV
ap3-3t
FOR RENT or 3 unfur rooms for light
housekeeping. Al Mass. ave. NV.
floor; single or en- suite; moderate, 2l1O
Pa ave, NV. ap3-3t
FOX RENT-Three light
housekeeping; corner house; 100 Mass.
ave. ne. ap3-3t
FOR RENT Three rooms first floor,
Sl2.5O; rooms I'd floor $40. No.
1908 n. Carollna ave. Sc. ap3-3t
FOR RENT Rooms. rur. or unfur., single
or en- suite. with or Sithout board: hall
square from Pa. ave. one square from
Library. 220 3d st. sc. ar2-3t,em
FOR RENT-Three unfurn' rooms; house
Keeping, 81 i'll advance. y Myrtle st.
ne. ap2- st EN-
FOR RENT Com mfortabl fur, 3d-story
'front.' room; cleanliness a specially.
~ 9Th st. NV. mh3l-3t,em
FOX RE NT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms, with first-class board; second and
third floors: southern exposure. location is
very desirable; rates reasonable Apply
23l9 Ia, ave. NV. Hpf2-31em
FOR RENT-Fur. large front or inediil,r-
-, sized back room; terms moderate. 1906
I st NV. ap2-3t
FOR RENT-51 East Capitol St I'd floor,
large rooms: front has alcove; unfnr;
light housekeeping. ap2-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
ap2-3t
FOR RENT-oI5 5 9th st NV. . or 3 com
municating rooms on I'd floor; also single
rooms, 81 up. ap2-3t
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms, I'd floor,
partly furnished; SUIT able for light
housekeeping. 44S X st. NV. apl-3t
FOR RENT-Large double parlur, With
adjoining room; light housekeeping per.
Inltteu; lIne location. 94l NJ st. NV.
apl-3t
FOR RENT-4o8 Sd St NV. nicely fur
nshcd room, from $6 a month up
mh3l-3t-e II
FOR RENT - Fur or unfur. rooms: modern
Improvements. en- suite or SINGLE, I'd
and Sd floors. 500 9th st. NV. nh31-6t, EN-
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To rent, . or 1U-roOm house;
must have stable attached. Address u.
w. s., this office. ap2-3t-em
WANTED-Five small or 6-room houses
in East Washington; all cash if price
is correct, JOHN +. DONOHOE, 30S
East Capitol st. mh31-7t
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FOR SALE -Bargain-On 10
aud u sw.; 6 rooms and bath u.
small cash payment: bal, SO per mo. !;
TINS property VIII pay : per CcGJ net on
price asked; see us about the price.
j HARRISON JOHNSON * son. 100 fJh
st. sw. ap3-3t
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wANTED-ROOSIS.

wANTED-ROOSIS
LIGHT II Gus excepting BY three adults:
two three fur. rooms; st or 2d floor:
closets, bath, heat, gas; where are no
small children; Mt Pleasant preferred:
state terms or no notice taken. MOORE,
tins office. ap1-4t
WANTED-Two unfurnShed rooms: not
over $40 per month; e TO L 9th to 9Th
SITS NV. PERMANENT, this office
apo-2t
WANTED-UDfur. room In respectable loca-
ton, with privileges, by young woman:
not g. exceed SIS month. S. v, this office.
ap1 st
ANTED- Man and wife, with small
children, wants 3 unfurnished rooms
lIght housekeeping; ne or NV; sta te price
Ina31-3tem
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FOR RENT Fur. room, with closets, lava
tory; lst floor, fine new house; a. in. l.;
furnishings new; private family. references
exchanged OWNER, 221 L st. NV.
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FOR SALE Restaurant and luncnroom
license III Pa. ave. NV. mh3l -3t, EN-
FOR SALE-AJ great sacrifice, dining and
lunch rooms, n os. 523 and $50 IOthsU. INV.
mch3l- 81, ,em
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FOR RENT -Well-furnished back room;
I'd floor; S1.75 week 415 st. NV.
The times., 1897-04-03

FOR RENT or ) unfuT. rooms for light
housekeeping. AL Mass. ave. NV.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
FOR tine LIBRARY.

Yesterday afternoon and evening the
tea WIS held FOR the benefit OF the library
by tho ladies Of the association. at which
art china was exhibited. The ontcr'qln,
mont was at the residence OF Mrs. Geo
Snnborn. and was one Of the most sue.
ccss,ul benefits ever given for the library
John Dement,. Mrs ]. r, Ross and otEei q.
Mrs, sanborns beautiful home was PRO.
fuscly decorated In iacqulminoi AMI L0
France roses. maiden hair ferns, myrtle
and ivy. In the evening the entire hotsc
was a blaze OF llEht. and the brilliant
costumes OF the ladies made a gay SCOT
seldom II ever surpassed at u gathering
of the kind In the city, Every one was
thcrc and all were loud IN their praires
of the handsome art china exhibited by
Mrs c, W. Fulton. Mrs, Il. worsley, Mira,
The ludlea OF the library association
have been untrng IN their efforts to keep
that most worthy institution afoat, ana
II ls due almost entirely to them That
the city has been able to have such u
coed library open during hard times.
Th, net receipts last night were $50,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
AN EXCITEMENT
In THE HOUSE
Terry Attempts TO l'ut o Resolution
asa Special Privilege.
IE Is RULED our OF ORDER


Washington. June The house rro'
coodinRa today were enllyened by a Hlh'
sle Incident the attempt of Terry TO So
uufs the confederation. hH privileged mat
tor. of resolution Tor thr immediate
appointment Of committee OF foreign
analra Il was ruled ont, ana an APPEAL
takrh from tho decision of tho chair was
laid ON Tho table by IA strict party vote
AlmpHon WAS absent and several bills
were parsed hy unanimous consent ThH
Pryr bnl TO prevent collisions IN certain
harhofr rivera nnd inland wntrtH ot 'nc
United states. ana the senate resolution
Tor the relief OF the ~ reHo sufferers,
which WAS amended 10 mako the Hppro'
priniion avnilnhlr out of tho unuAprndod
portion ~ the appropriation for the Me
uisslpp hood sufferers, were paH.'d, ana
the conference rrport on The Indian np'
preparation bill WAS adopted
Torry rose az soon aH Tho iournad had
beon approved llia privilege he Ti'.
Ntally affected the rights and privileges
OF tho houpe
II am Southern man aud demo
ornt." he said u briiryc IN justice ant
hate injustice" Here the speaker In
trrrup,rd him rather SHARPLY ANA direct
od him to state hln question Of privilege
Thercuppn Terry rrad long resolution
with several Increases Hnd' which he
had prepared 1, rrritrd the interest tho
people had In the Cuban question. and
concluded with declaration Of The r',-
uAtlnp of .tho house. and committee IN
FOREIGN anaira should Immediately be- ap.
pointed
Terry asked TO be- heard on the point
Shouts OF regular order punctuatrd ,he
confusion
"poos the gentleman appeal from the
ehalr's dcrlalonT" asked the speaker
Terry rorp-i 10 cyhdc dlroc, answer
To The speakers question. which was He,.
orul times repeated. by shouting that
h. had authorities 10 demonstrate that
question Of lhia sort Hhoud bc decided
by tho house. and not by tho speaker
Thon the speaker dropped his savcl with
Resembling whnek and directed Terry
10 resume hls seat uut subsequently,
wt,sn Terry declared that he intended a.
enter an appeal. The speaker entertained
a.
Payne Immediately moved 20 lay the
appeal on the table. and. with Terry still
cihmhrnR 10 ho heard. n Vair was taken
and the motion on n rising vote carried.
10 To cn Tho yeas and noes we're Dc.
nandrd hy Terry and the roll was caliri
Tho appeal WAS inid on the table p9 TO
q; present ani paired -
Richardson took occasion 10 taunt the
republican slide With sitting idly by while
thousands or bills which thcy should bc
considering VERY piumhctlng Many OF
these bills were for the r,ilct OF old sol.
yiirru
Payne said we don't propose 10 lay
a single straw In The way Of the T,nRtc'a
uatlon Of tho house, and committee on
plausr,l AZ to the old soldiers. they wilt
h. taken care OF as soon aa the treas
,iry has been rcplrniHhrd "
THE republicans" he continued. have
confidence In their executive They are
willing to trust him To take nrc of the
Cuban situation, nut he must be given
tlmo 10 examine the situation"
with some passion Payne also dolarcd
that tho republicans 10 a man stood ny
The speaker
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
THE TRUE REASON
GIVEN FOR IT
Why the UnlOn Pacific and Short
Line Roads Separated.
SHORT LINE WAS NOT FAIR
In Negotiating NeS Connections. While Z. r.
Gave It's Eatife support TO II and
Allowed Constructive Mileage.

New York. Jpnc IA statement. Inaf,
at the Union Pacific railroad office horr.
regarding the breaking up Of relations
between the Union Pacific and tho ore.
gon Shor, Line says that by the arrange.
monlH formerly existing the Oregon Short
Lin" was allowed constructive mileage IN
the adjustment 0f rates. receiving cred.
II of IA miles for each actual mile Tho
receivers allowed This arrangement ~ be-
continued npd e has been IN force untn
quite recently II WAS discontinued be-.
cause II was nHeeriained that the Oregon
Short Line had made other tran ar.
liane"n. we do not question tho rRbt
of n" Oregon Short Line 10 make othef
connections. but We have been disposod
to criliciso the formation Of such coaneo.
tons while negotiations with the union
raeinc were IN progress. while conr,ruc-
tive mileage Vas being allowed ana while
IN" Union Pacific war under obligations
to glyo ItA undivided support to the Shot
Line"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
Astoria and Columbia
River Railroad
TIME CARD.

Trains leave Seaside for Astoria at
1880 a. m. daily and p. m daily. except
Sunday.
Trains leave Astoria for Flavel at
9 a. m. daily and p. m. daily. except
Sunday.
Trains leave Astoria for Seaside at
1O:SO a. m. daily and p. m. daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains leave Flavel for Astoria at 9:4O
a. m. daily and 1858 p. m. daily except
Sunday
Sunday afternoon trains one hour
later from all points.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
CUBAN OFFICER TEsTtFiEs

Washington. June 2.-Cnptnln w D.
Smith, OF the Cuban army. said to have
been formerly on the stan OF General
Gomez. was before the subcommittee OF
the senate committee on foreign relations
today He supplied the committee with
many details ns to the strength Of the
inaurRont forces and OF their resources
and also furnished Them with much In
formation concerning the treatment OF
the paclncos and other residents OF Cuba
by the spanIarda, His testimony was
strictly guarded by the committee o. pci.
vatc.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
TARIFF BILL WORK
Good Progrcsu Being Made in the senate.

Good Progrcss Being Made In the senate
Washington. June 3rhc senate again
madc good progress ON the tarin bin To-
day. covering about 10 pages OF the metal
ach"dulc and almost completing IT, The
formal contest against the measure was
maintained. but all amendments tending
10 change tho bill aS represented We're
noted down and the finance committee
sustained. The debate was mainly OF Il
technical character, the republican sen.
ators continuing the policy Of retaining
from making speeches,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
NEW BANK FOR CHILL.

New York. June S.-A special to the
Herald from Valparaiso says:
With slight notifications, the agent OF
a large Belgian syndicate has again pre-
sented TO the government proposals for
the establishment at Santiago Of a bank
supported by Belgian capital to the
amount of 100000. In spite of the oppo-
sition of a portion of the Chilian press.
1t is now thought probable that the prop
osition will be accepted.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
MURDERED BY INDIANS
ptoap,etors rnknowingly Hunt Tor Gold
on the Reservation.

Akron. n y. Juna al Dr. ]. s. Dorla7d.
Of this place. has received "a notice irlm
pr n. T. Mccain. Of I.on Angeles. "ai.
Of the death Of his two brothers. Ben.
iamln and Peter II. Dorland. formerly
of Onkyillc Canada In his letter nc.
Cam writcs that while party OF seven
was prospecting for gold on Mount Wan.
satch. they unknowtngiy crossed the line
into tho wahsaloh Indian reservation.
and while pnnnlng gold they were cur.
prired by u band OF about sixty Indlars.
-Four OF the party escaped, but the other
three were captured, murdered ard
scalpcd
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Greenwood Cemetery Association TO
ErncHl charlcu stoll, lot 1. block
I'd. section 70, Greenwood comc.
terry ,...,,-.,,. ,,..s,t,.,, .,,,,,,S ~ ,h
Frank Cook and wife 10 +. +. y
illidobrund. block II, CMuop
Grove. anH certain water rights, io,E
Geo iill and wife to Alice H. Es.
tra. lot a. block . Mulkcy's first
addition to Ocean drove. 300
Mrs T. G Robinson To p. NJ Fian-
dcrs. part OF burnside u. l.. G., 500 u
Addlc Carlson and Frank Carlson
to Anton II. kllnt. lot block g.
shiyclcy'H addition ,.,,,,.,.,....,. tO.N
George A. Davis ct ni TO Philip
Condlt lots and TO- block T.
Ocean Grove observation-disclosures. liO.ug
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nnYAN Will oo AunUnD.

H. Louis. June a.-Albort J. gnrght
OF O. Joseph. who has just come from
Lincoln. Nob.. where he was The guest
of W j. Bryan. says Mr. Bryan has an
nouneed his intention of making trip
around the word lie expects to teayo
within short limo and viii bo nhfooo
several months Ills family viii accom-.
pnny him.
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ton opinion would reach Folsom tomor
row by mail Acting upon this advice
the execution will not take place NJ In.
tended. Warden Aull uaya that he mott.
Md wordcn md had tho Rallows taken
down Tho law under which wordcn IL
permitted thua 10 extend his lease Of lifc,
the warden pays, WAS passed by congress
during the rocoDHlrpctlon days IN order
10 make II possible In certain cases %
reach the federal supreme court over tho
head OF the state courts In the south
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cRUM SHOOTS A NEIGHBon
Who Was Crossing His Premises in a
Wagon.

McNIlnnvllle, Or, June S.-E. f, crum
shot Fred Russell through the left breast
below the heart with a pistol today tor
driving a wagon across his premises
near Willamlna, Crum put Russell back
into his wagon turned the team fol-
home, and came to town and surrendered
to the sheriff, He sent a doctor TO az
tend Russell. who was blecdirg badlv
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THE CHEYENNE TROUBLE
Two Hundred Indians or the Reservation
Beyond Control

Denver, June "A special to the News
from Miles City, Mont, says:
Captain Reed. commanding the For
Custer soldiers at the reservation, has
sent lengthy document for publication,
telling the families TO return; that they
are sure to protect both the Indians and
the whites This statement is claimed
by the whites to be ahsured, for It Is Il
fact that 200 Indians are of the reserva-
ton and not under submission,