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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-01
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Mayor,

For Mayor,
Henry @. McLear.
For President of City Council,
Charles NJ. Leitch.
For City Treasurer,
William H. Curry.
For City Solicitor,
Henry c. Conrad.
For Assessor and Collector,
Southern District,
James A. Melvin.
Northern District,
Thomas s. Lewis.
For Members of Council.
First ward-Charles o. Funk.
Second ward-Thomas W. McVey.
Third ward-William H. Graham.
Fourth ward-Clarence r. Holt.
Fifth ward-James w. Robertson.
Sixth ward-George NJ Fisher.
Seventh ward-Henry W. Zebley.
Eighth ward-James II. Morris.
Ninth ward-Caleb S. Watson.
Tenth ward-Edward Abrahnms.
Eleventh ward-Theodore Brown.
Twelfth Ward-John Mccoy.
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wv ANTED--To buy milk route, horse
w and wagon. N. II. Cor. Third aud Con
nell street. MIS- iOt'
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LDEMOVhI.-G. n. Baldwin 4 Sons paper
IA hangers. have removed to No. 7l0 MadI
t0D STREET. mE9'6t"
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WANTED D. Trustworthy person compe.
w tent to earn SIS. monthly and expen-
SEES to travel. references The D0mini oa
Company, 00i Star Building. Chicago
m.8-j29
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U,oR SALE--No SOL Wright street.. 3 rooms
II lot s0xi0) IT,; also OF on Sth Avenue -
xs0f l.. Jourdau, JU7 Washington street.
mi. Gt'
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Our chocolate Syrupl Finest in the
city; there's way to got it for nothing!
Visit our fountain N. B. DanfvrtF,
druggist, Market and Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-01
FOR SALE.

LN0R SALE-Cold Storage and Wholesale
II Provision business. $ auh s3 King ST..
Euulpped with latest machinery. rare
chaDce TO Obtain an Established business.
Tilghan Johnston, Attorney. Law Build
Ing. m as't T. ST r.
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EFor pictures and frames go to Hiram
Yerger, II East Bird St.
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MTANTED-Si Situation by colored girl as a
w chRmbermaid and waitress. apply at
III Tatnall street. In29.3ts
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WI ANTED-lf you want help OF any rand,
w rif you want employment OF any
kind call at City Employment Ageuuy. 8lI
Shipisy straet. m2I St
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WTANTED-A family to live In house,
w rent free aud board a lady. Apply at
S. 4. Corner Twelfth and Tatnnil SITS.
m3l.3ts
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TORSAI.E-la s5-R AhRET. HDGSHNADs
II Apply to Harry ]. Stosok'e. Fitch AMI
Adams streets fi]-tt
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Hazel Dell Racing.

The trotting on the Hazel Doll track
yesterday afternoon was close and inter
esting. The attendance was large. The
summary follows:
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UNOR SALE-Two good rresl cows NESl
= Apply at 1901 Adams street, neaE-AG-a
tho Hraudy wine. jacob Weiss. nls-6t'
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THOR RENr-Stlblc No. III West atreht }
n stalls room for > carriages, large ytrl
Apply to Frazer and Co.. ~ King street
flj.tf
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v,OR hENT-Buildins III West ssreot, aHt.
front by ~ IT. doep, storica slittbl
torshop or any lisnt mahnfa,tarihF,WI,ia a..
street Wil-u
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VOR RENT-Re IS Inable Sls E.. sixth strest
AL 6, InlS-l2tt
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IDEA CUAL-for family use
ii Extra large size $hT5 per ton ID
JOHN NJ. SOLOMON,
Office No. 8 West Third 81
Phone ii6 and 203.
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UNOR RENf-LHrle room 29xj) feet suit.
Il able forcirpenter shop Ilj West street.
Apply to Frazer & Co. lDJ King st. fai.tt
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L7UR SALE-Or exchange Tor city prop.
IL crty. 10 acre faIm IN good state Of
cultivation. a. ii. q. Republican office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-01

HNoRRENF-li room house With all noiera
Il improvements Apply TO d, oickenney
I'D and Monroe SITS. nis-n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-01

TNOR SALE OR BENT-2 beautiful Broom
II ed houses. Sixth and Bro .ine. also one
10 roomcu house | .01 West Ninth street All
improvements Terms very easy by N. y chi
bert 1919 W. Ninth street. MI sBt
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DELLA man 20 han No agents for tess
IL phone tablet and spoGalties Pay.
$jrO1 year. Enclose stamp. Victory Mfg.
Co, Cleveland, OhtD, miss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-01

T\R.DuAANDrs
/ PENNYuOvAL PiLis
Are tho oais gsaMas 'canyro7N pius
Sold w drlszi,.,. 0no, ~ N. Tin,s
strael fhlia NJ mail OF ~ once. 81.
Advice trea I.adiei GewGr, Of nnttr
tipns ftt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11

mountain frvpr Warn bls hraltl had
Improved Barh.n went into th. heart
a. ine rugR,g aleuu Madrs mountains.
sy milos from tho railroad. southwest Of
Durango. iIo found cavern. whore he
hae since liycd as hermit
Two weeks ago on American ora-buyer
for thc international Smelling and Ve-
nulng Company was making % trip 20
remote mining camps ln DO, Sierra Ma
drc mountains, whom be- came across
nurblu. Returning 10 Durango. the Orc
buyer tsicgruphod the news that Harhin
ls uryr and wanted % return home b
f1ords ln Fresno 4 quiok Response ~as
received from the hfrmlrs ron, who tote
gfaph.d money for ,hc journey. .nes-
a,user wun sent into tho mountains for
UHrau. Hc was brought Go Durlngo
and % through ticket 10 Fresno bought
i,r him Being very feeble. hla ticket
was either l,,t OF stolen here. lnd he
was put on tbr train Another ueket
vur purchased for him nud hn ls aow
So. h.. vay 90 California
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
FOR CURRENCY REFORM

Kansas city. June lo--At a meeting OF
credit men today resolutions were adopt
cd calling the attention OF congress to
the currency and banking laws OF the
United States, concluding n follows
"'rhc last election dnmstuknbly ex-
pressed the anxious desire OF the people
OF the United States for a rcc;ihcation
OF the currency and banking laws, and
to that end we believe that such reforms
must he in well digestcd and deliberate
legislation which may best be provided
for by authorizing the president to sp-
point a commission rs proposed Wy the
Indianapolis monetary convention There
fore We have the honor To request that
you favor the granting Of such authority
to the president during the present extra
session.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11

IS new political organization whose plan
.s szceoIlngly novel. The headqunrtsra
's at 81. Louis.
Local politicians are receiving circulars
from Secretary Hoffman. who explains
that certificates Of honor are to De grant
I'd 10 an loyal workers. The prequislte
FOR obtaining certificate f. six months
earnest service before 1901, when Bryan
h TO be lnaugurated president. 4 coupon
Is 20 be issued and pasted on the original
certificate. Upon this latter Is picture
Of Mr. Bryan presenting 70 Il headless
body certificate Of honor. ..e recipient
is supposed to have his own photograph
pasted on whore the head should be.
3.r Hoffman declares that In 1901 one
of these certificates will be Of more value
!n securing an Office than the endorsement
OF ten senators and a hundred represent
atyes lie quotes letter from Mr..
Bryan giving quasi endorsement TO the
ldea.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
SAILS UNDER
SEALED ORDERS
Flagship New York Leaves Boston
HarbOr Very Suddenly.
THOUGHT TO BE oFFFoR CUBA
Navy Department Says Not. noWeyer-Sur-
missed She Mill Look After FiIibus-
tering Expedition

Boston. June l0-The United states
cruiser New York the flagship OF the
North Atlantic squadron. with Rear Ad-
mlral Montgomery sicard on board.
steamed out OF the har6or at o'clock
this afternoon, not a soul on board know
ing 10 what port she Is bound. sor it win
only be wnen the big white cruiser IL
well outside OF Ioslon light. with the
pilot over the side. that the sealed orders
win be opened. and her destination as
certained. II is generally believed. how
ever. that when she reaches Cape cod
she win turn her nose TO the southward
and that her twin screws will not sop
until she IS somewhere In the neighbor-
hood of Cuba. Tor when she started she
was fully provisi0ned and coaied, and
could. II necessary, 20 to Gibraltar, or
long distance without laying IN sup
plies.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE.


Washington. June lo,--rhe lons-letcr-
red debate on the sugar acaodule OF the
turin bin cnme on abruptly at l o'clock
today. after the senate hni disposed OF
u, cereals In the agricultural schedule.
Jones, OF Arkansas, opened he debate,
to some extent answering Aldrich's state
mcnt OF the sugar schedule.
Vest severely criticised the sugar trust
and added that the rates were a further
tribute to its vast resources.
Cnncry. Of Louisiana, also opposed the
schedule as whole 10 fnal action
was taken on any feature OF the schud-
ule. further than the Withdrawal OF tEe
original senate amendments.
This leaves the house provisions OF the
hill with an amendment increasing the
house drlercntial from S75-lOOoths to e5-
IOoths Of cent per pound.
The provisions relating to the Hawaiian
Islands went over by mptual consent.
Early In the day Tillman made a lively
speech In favor OF the amendments giving
an export duty on agricultural products.
The bounty was defeated, Is to 80.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
INSURANCE RATES

Stockton Cal, June I0.-The meeting of
the local insurance agents was marked
by harmony. A resolution was passed
deferring the signing OF the submit ted
agreement until changes were made. Tie
resolution does not state what changes
are wanted, but # is understood that
nearly every clause Is Objectionable, par
ucularly the one reducing the commits
sion OF the agents from ~ to Is per cent.
Two agents from Sacramento were pres
ent to assure the stockton men that If
their agencies were taken away from
them they would resign. Assurances TO
the same effect were received from San
Jose and Los Angeles. Today is the day
on which the insurance compact has re-
solved to forfeit the appointment OF all
agents in Stockton If the agreement IS
not signed and the agents say that, they
are waiting to see them carry out the
threat.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
GENERAL LoNo DIsGusrED.
Has Resigned From Wcyler's Stan and
VIII Return to Spain

Has Resigned From Wcyler's Stan and
VIII Return to Spain.
New York, June lO.-A dispatch to the
Journal from Havana says:
Another OF weyler's generals. Lono, in
spector general OF the Civil Guard forces
in Cuba, and military governor of Ha-
vana, has resigned in disgust and expects
to leave the island by the transatlantic
liner sailing on June 80 for Spain direct.
Lono regards Weyler's early recall as
quite assured, and thinks Blanco or Lo-
peg Dominguez will come out as his sue
cessor. Both are unusually intimate with
Martinez Campos. to obtain whose sup
port in the recent ministerial crisis
Cunoyas is known to have made import
ant concessions
Weyler is reported to have cabled Can
ovus insisting that Minister Depuy de
Lone demand from the Washington gov
ernment the extradition of Nunez. Carta-
va and Arteaga, alleged flibusters recent
ly captured by the United States authori-
ties on the Florida coast. alleging old
criminal indictments against three Of
them, said TO be still pending in the
courts here.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11


San Francisco. June lQ.-Govorn0r
EuJ1's reason for granting Durrant un-
go July i- That the legal points could MOI
possibly be- decided before the time Fixed
for the execution tomorrow. He WIS
advised. however. that IL might take
thirty days 20 decide. even though the
questions bc presented at once 70 the su-
prymo court hence the reprlevc WIS
deemed necessary. The governor has
stated that It is his intention 10 D.; the
law take its course against the mlrds5cr
Of Blanche Lamont. This he sa!d when
He decided not to interfere IN behalf Of
the condemned man. Now he says that
the sentence mus, be carried out or he
must learn that the federal courts have
the right 20 interfere with the state
courts in cases such a, the one al Issue
Charles Garter. who is special counsel
Tor nurrant 10 the habeas corpus p.o-
aredtugs said be diI not feel the slight
ct apprehension in tho matter OF the
ultimate decision in the habeas corpus
Ni i'Nt'1lllhn i4N r"iA tNAt nF 'tN AtFl
unable TO obtain any Information from
the attorney general in regard TO the
porposct course Of ,he governor, but he
added that the attorney general is a
good lawyer and be knows that tha posi-
uon be- has taken is correct and. that
last night that the governor had decided
haheas corpus acts unquestionably ns a
stay Of execution.
The attorney general, when informed
that Governor Budd has finally decided
TO rYrieye Durrant declined 10 make
any statement. lie said; Il will not say
whether ! have prepared papers or not.
When commence proceedings it will be
IN the courts not In the newspapers"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
SECRECY IN NAVY DEPARTMENT

Washington. june l0.-Navy depart
ment officials were singuiariy reserved
about the movements OF the New York.
and showed reluctance to answer any
questions. Secretary Long, to answer
to direst interrogation. replied;
THE New York IS nor gong to Cuba.
She viii next be heard from at some
point On the Atlantic coast wen north
OF Cuba"
The secretary refused to answer cur-
ther
II vas learned. however, that The cruiser
Is expected to report next at Hampton
Roads, Va, and that she w,ll be az sea
about two days. II issurmlsed that the
navy department, which has been charg-
ed OF late with the whole duty OF looking
after flibusiers afiOat, has neen advised
of the intentions OF some formidable ex-
petition bound for Cuba to put out from
some southern port In such case the
department would send ou- some other
cruiser usually, but 1t is said that at this
time it was case of the choice of the
vessel able to get under way first.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
BACK FROM THE DEAD.


purlnro Mexico. June lO.-J. n. Har-
bin. an American with long white beard
and a feeble step, appealed to the United
states consular agent Tuesday night for
help and food.
lie was born In Tennessee Y years ago
and went to California In 1874, tie says
he became associated with the late Sem
ntor Hearst In mining ventures. lie
made considerable money and In lNS
came to Mexico as the representative OF
California capitalists, seeking mining in
vestments. lie located the Saint Marcos
and sorocco silver mines for his COM
pany,
After clearing up 100000, Mr.. Hardin
withdrew from the company and located
a mine for himself. After series Of
misfortunes he lost his money and dis
appeared from view. The report reached
his wife and two children at Fresno, Cal,
fifteen years ago, that he had died Of
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Sew York Jun, VA dispatch 10 The
Urrul from Havana suy7.
n 30 believed here iha, the Ions aup-
pressed nows o! the Affairs in Madrid
have n.,1 made public and thar General
Wcylcrs return 20 Spain win be the
most Important ryult og Cpuoya-'s -uc-
rrss Zoo retaining power Private tcle-
grams have been scnt 90 persons here In
which it s,as distinctly stated that Cam
pHs pomrguyz ana Pidai had given their
support 70 Canoyas only with the plain
stipulation ,hat General Vcylcr should
go.
la fact % IS nE hsre that General
Campo-, who IS now IN power in Spain.
and nils thc popular oyc. would not on
any account lend himself TO the contin-
uluon of General weyIers policy The
pl.n r. TO send General Marin here from
Porto Rico and then supplRnt him IN turn
by General Blanco or Campos.
The Hcrald's correspondent in SAgua
la Gulnde reports that just previous
TO General Wcylcrs return TO Havana.
he encountered some OF Corners forces
near snncu spIritus, under command OF
Gomez himself and WIS forced to re-
treat leaving htty dead on the field and
ono hundred prisoners in the hands OF
the rebels This mater has been neg
lcctcd In official reports.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
BRYAN AT PENDLETON.

Pendleton, Or. June O.-Arrangements
are being made here to receive VIM. ].
Bryan on July 18th. He consented to re-
main in Pendleton twenty-four hours, ar
riving the morning of the 18th from Port
land, leaving the morning OF the 1ith.
The railroad companies will run ex-
tions are being made for the biggest
crowd ever in Pendleton. Bryan's Salt
Lake date has been put one day later
than at first announced.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
TIN PLATE DEAL.

Pittsburg, June lO.-A meeting of large
jobbers and committee of tin plate
will be held in New York
within a few days to form a pool. Pre-
vlous to the formation of the association
of tin plate manufacturers the jobbcrs
stocked up heavily at the low prices, and
when the association advanced prices the
jobbers refused to be governed by the
rates. 1t is now proposed TO
combine and fix a rate satisfactory to
both parties.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
DENVER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

Denver, Col. June lO.-A heavy. rain
storm, accompanied by terrific lightning
visited this city and vicinity this even
ing, which caused considerable damage.
the streets were flooded and many cul-
verts washed out. Lightning struck the
new four-story building Of the Studeba-
ker Manufacturing Company. setting fire
to it and causing a loss on the building
and stock of $25,O0O. 1t was fully insured.
There are railroad washouts on various
lines running into Dnever. but none are
of serious character, so far as learned
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
MEXICAN RAILWAYS FORFEITED

Mexico City, June 10.-All existing con-
cessions for railways to the Mexican
National Construction Company have for
felted for non-fulhllment of the terms
of the charters. The company, however.
has one line operating from Manzlnillo
on the Pacific coast TO Colma, capital of
the state of the same name. This line, OF
course, remains in possession of the rail-
way but it loses the proposed extension
of this line from Colima to Guadalajara.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
NEW TRIAL FOR HAMILTON.

Ottumwa, Iowa, June lO.-All the mem
bers OF the Ottumwa bar except six,
three OF whom were engaged in the
prosecution OF Hamilton the convicted
seldom bank robber. have petitioned the
district judge to reconsider his decision
and grant him new trial, stating that
in their opinion he was wrongtully con-
victed under the evidence. Hamilton
will not be taken to the penltentary
until the result of the petition is known.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
]. P. MORGAN HOME.
Has Arranged in Europe Important Rail-
road Changes.

New York, June 1O.-J. Pierpont Nor
gan has returned from Europe on the
White Line steamer Teutonic. He has
been arranging while abroad for import
ont changes and reorganizations in sew
eral large railroad properties and is he
lieved TO have entire success in his plans.
though he refuses to confirm this report.
further than by saying that the financial
situation abroad seems much improved.
The deal in Northern Pacific contem-
plated by the Morgan interests is said 70
involve the transfer of the controlling
interest in the road TO Great Northern
clique which upholds James ]. Hin in
the management of the latter property.
This clique consists OF the large banl1ns
houses in Amsterdam. Berlin, Hamburg
and London. The Deutsch bank of Ber-
lin is the chief factor in the control Of
the property.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
N THE PACIFIcos
weyler's Forces Suffer Losses az the
Hands Of the Insurgents

New York June i6.--A dispatch 70 the
Journal from Havana says:
Four thousand insurgents from tho
eastern department. led by General Rod
riguez and Quinun Bandera, have crossed
MatanzaE. entered Havana province, and
are now menacing the town Of Gulnels.
Pinar dci Rio advlces report o hot nght
three days ago within sight OF the town
OF Consolation del Sur. Two Spanish
captains. a lieutenant and six priyates
were killed. but the rebels were compelled
10 retire 10 great disorder.
In an engagement upon the La Lulsa
sugar estate near Port Cabanas. between
MareI and Bahia Honda, the Spanish coli
umn had thirty killed and upwards OF
hundred wounded.
This was IN Weylers so-caIle 1aciasd
district. The insurgents. after the dgHt,
retired INTO their fortified positions IN
Maceo's Old stronghold. the Rubi hills
Weyler telegrapheI ordering six -oI-
umns 10 march against them, but not q
word OF the defeat a, La Ls.s2 hat been
cabled TO the war department at Madrid
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT.

nament closed this evening, Today's con-
Baker City, Or. June lO.-The Eastern
oregon and Washington Firemen's Tour
tests resulted as follows: Championship
race Baker No, 5 won; time, 50 i-5; Baker
No. 3 second. Firemens foot race, dis
tance two hundred yards, Frank shelton,
of Baker. first: time, % seconds. Special
hub and hub race. Pendleton Grst, La
Grande second; IS t-9 secondes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
STEAMERS oUARANTINED

New York. June 1O.-The Herald's cor
respondent in Guatemala telegraphs that
the government has issued n decree quar-
antlnlng for seven days all vessels On
which cases Of fever OF any kind have
occurred.
The Pacific Mail steamships san Jose
and Acapulco are in quarantine at the
port of san jose,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
ST. LOUIS ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

St. Louis, June 1O.-F. W. Crandan, Of
the Western Electric Company. Of Chi
cago. who bought the scuddcr interest
In the st. Louis Electric Light ana Pow
er Company. has sold out TO the Edison
combines all the electric light companies
In the city.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
ALvAN G. CLARK DEAD.

Cambridge, Mass. June lO.-Prof. Al
van G.. Clark, the famous telescope lens
is dead at his home here
OF a stroke of apoplexy. His latest I'm
ished work. the mammoth lens for the
Yerkes telescope, was shipped to Chicago
a short time ago.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-11
D. & II. C. OPENS OFFICES.

Portland, Or, June 10.-Thc Rio Graqde
Western railway officials today estab-
lished an agency in this city with the
following officers: w. Fl. Paul, general
agent freight department: n. J. O'Reilly,
travelling freight agent; NJ. ]. Roche,
Northwestern passenger agent.