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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-19
sNosAvoaERs IN rHe PARK.
over THREE thousand Visitors To the Ma
tior nj Wonssrtand.

suecial Dispatch To the Standard
Mammoth Hot Springs. Wyo.. July r.
There are about ~ Christian Endesvorers
in the park. A small contingent arrived
Yesterday and the remainder have been
coming Ia on special trains all aftsrnoon-
From now until the ID almost 500 are
booked 10 make a tour OF the park
Throughout the park ample and SUM-
Client a-raugements have been made for
the reception OF the Christian Endeavor-
ers and no bitches or uncomfortable COM
plications are possible. The delegates
now In the park are from connecticut
and New Jersey.
The troops In the interior OF the psrk.
will act as escort under the command of
Captain ErWiH. While the Endeavorcfs
ere IN the park Cclonsl Young will b.
compelled to call IN his outposts. who
ARE on the lookout for poacherr, to assist
IN taking care Of the VISITORS. ON such
occasions as this the military force An the
park is inadeauats. and Colonel Young
Is bringing influence TO bear 10 have the
nhnber OF troops here doubled.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-19

an imprisonment OF "a days. AZ O'Clock
this morning at depth OF lsi feet the
miners broke into the drift where stevens
had been confined. Stevens Is frighttully
emaclated and has lost fully - pounds
during his confinement. but his mind IS
clear. He stated that he had Thought OF
suicide TO end his awful walt He HAD eat
en- his lunch before the cayc-tn came. and
has since had nothing TO eat. Ot wat,r
he had gallon, which was consumed In
three days. His candles lasted two days.
during which he managed TO oprn w Il
connection with the hllcd in stock. thus
securing purer air.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-19

san Francisco. July iS-The clerks In
the Office OF the Alaska Commercial com
pany were kept busy yesterday answering
questions and giving out maps and cir
culars descriptive OF the clondyke mining
region. While great majority of the
men who made Inquiries Were iaborcrs.
not n few came VINO cccupy lucrative 20
sltions in this city but Who hopr 20 ac-
auir. fortunes more quickly In the far
north.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-19

Capetown. South Africa, July H.-Re-
ports from Kimberly state that several
Europeans and ~ natives were entombcd
ns the result OF AN accident az the De
beors mine last night. Twenty natives
were rescued. There Is little hop, OF ef-
fccting a rescue OF the Others
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-19

Phoenix. Ariz.. July iS.-Jamcs Stevens,
the imprisoned miner. was rescued from
the Mammoth mine this morning after
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-17
RadWing Lutheran Ladies'
Seminary

Zen nDe aQtalog er I'LL iRr
dig, og la1es lrit ue0 at tilitriDe
8. &tllelt, elcr .. &. 6lermitao,
Hco @iug, Ntuu. 0atalogglt
9lper noia8tig Cplpsuiug ON aft
o~e0rqrenOe StOteu. com en-
Jlegel optage8 tngen unocr Is
Var, OF lngen opta9c5 iur for
tere Gin emo Ell 5ermiu. 2tlic,
lom er her Oct 5ele 5fo,eadr,
ioar SO / Ailldh OF bette tltbQ.
g~ebetdleS peo Sfoleu3 5lutaiu0.
5tolen8 GpgaDe er, at 9tue bore
nllge NplnOer ell 900 triitcll8 lin.
o%erUt5nlu9 % Cporagclie, ioui
fan bliuc Dem iii Nptte / lit
aolo i Qlpct. 0crior undertakes
Der life blot / DC titcrrre met "a
laa i be praittite 6n9, iaaiom:
WidoIaunIug, 0aauoarbaioe oip.
8aaOe 9amle og nue. Glcuer
bur melOe iig laa mart iom mu-
ll9t, % laaIeoe5 fire fig Hlao3.
SenO eiter Gatalo9.
., gaen,
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-17
ct. slai College, T%ortbiieio,
Wtnneiota.

Set 24oe G~toleaar bespnoer oeu soe Sep
TENDER nnitfommenoe.
IRE Gurius.
1. Academic English Course.
2. Academic Preparatory Course.
3. College Course.
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Gutter os 361 Bigger, ialt 1924 GIeuer. 81
Gutter os 2 bigger er graoueret ira Goae8et
% 1875 Butter os 4s 4iger ira Aiaoamiet.
llnberpiSuius, scott % 2ogis for rineIi8
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Splpsnins ont Stoler, bpr itriue til 8eitps
reren Ib. u. VI . + II,
47a7 Nortbfielo. Miuu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-17
). Sotnenea llhrc. (Gn ltoen 90,
pPt4s i'm ~9IrfnukasA

). Sotncnes llhre. (Gn ltoen RO'
uele ira artaums).
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refining,
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ct Storc gt;tte Ncd % cjttr at hare
ta0et op al qomuen en- gammet 8utit.
limos 8uns t5ulis ban TO Wtguier pan
3iIten % ia9oe:
"IRiier, ic8 cniter at tiobe upset
Iii TT eu apiuors 2ragt."
"0is'e Tcuee er bsfaoiaeos, gamie
Wen. eeuHe Sportsr or Der Sui / % Der
CT iiIet taar / ben. % bsnne 9alus
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be er icroarucoe. seq fan life tage
benz"
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ban too SoIo0paarea op o8 betragteoe
ben iisrllst. "3e pil III, tage benz,
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beeeOeoc al bDoe benz irem; Scr mills
9e Nnr iioen. oa min Cater, nit alb.
tie Barn, oar liOeit, Itempteoe lea ct
9nl / oenne Nlpnt % gap benoe Den
at bare ct 8aano ON Galien. Oct
BAR tenoe5 i,aoi9e 2e9etgt. On 2tites
men, nanr bun Tub: tilieHss, toa ri
ben al; men tiotiB ON 0tor8eusn raabte
bum eiter fit llbr. "a oar Sobn -
Ge tjeuoie BAN tauite? SITE? 8et, bar
fom Oite til 8pea".
~6por er ban mp" ipur9te &ists
manbsn, iom life uioIte netop. boao
ban ltuloe iiSe, men cnitebe at pie Dell
tasslie for ben 9amle giaHoS Jort9ls
ling.
"6nn bleo orrbt / arigen. Seq uits
DC ii9e, at oa Sotu bar ell lioeu @ni,
bGnSte ieg oenne &rarter pn bans
pals. Gn Dag io9oe ian, al bans
llhr uar fommen / lllaue, bun MATTE
fire bet. Os iaa fiteoe bon cisie Sfaar
/ &onten. Gan % bans Sglter Warp
- bet bar 8lsens Raun - pleieoe at
le9e uoe @aaroen % iamreull9ne
ubrene line ior at le, ON De 9tt ri8tiSt.
llnoertioen bar 3pbn mi8iornelet, ioroi
WtarDs llbr bar ltgrre eno bans; men
Iaa Iorflareoe bun ham, at oa bun bar
ben RlOIte al benz, iaa buroe bun ogiaa
bape bet itgrfte llbr. 8grnene ooreoe
op, men ba be oltio bauoe lepet Der /
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bere olsie line llbre. IA ell uug
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slenltc bun JIG engans ps laa paa i'm
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ia9oe ban; % oa bun luareOe, at bun
laa paa lit ubr, to9 ban bet for ct
Y,nt % sif bjem. Otter ben Sag bar
bun life tit ubr / Selifab. Sel, Ntarp
os oenne uuge Mano bleu siite. SObn
gift ippouer meb gtrmeen % bleu ornbt.
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gar iioen bleu Marp ing. 9a beuOes
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par bun 9soen ner. gun fable mig
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~uermsre!" Seq sjOroe iao. % ioet BUN
trat noset irem unoer SOueppuoen,
baugte bun bet ON min gals % iasoe:
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ceruoe / 8ognen?" ia9oe ban. "SeI,
bet sr Marys Barn. Seq oiloe life
ltiae mig peo oisie IenSe, men m,n
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ppoe ions. os ies er ionmen til 8pen
ior at tjsbe benoe ct 2i9iuet." Ia ben
aamle Mano iorloo ButifeH bnooe ban
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/ ben anoen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-17
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6O0B 5ragt0H, SoTpu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-17

GnifeS. on Ijnf porIt lr3e 'an
ttuoe 81 noH9rfti Rlao3 fu uori' 9N
paa 500 3%totnaQere oBtgtoct al itaHgut1oife
6aynierc 1iuu n! ~Eru8dtis 1ec3rd9
Gotten. 4s44
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-17
Salt icmoo ~.
t~tlialas eaer ulsi.

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bnrtet ,yarm nrr Gtartsia. 1000 so +.
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@ediano a0resie II. 3. SslElta. 5,aa
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
THE NOBLE RED
MEN DEFEATED
Tnr QUAKER BOYS COVERED THE Grid
IRON NTH INDIANS.
Yale Wipes Up the Field NTH the Chicago
Athletic Club Team-S0Rss Great
rlayS Made.

Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-The University
Of Pennsylvania defeated the Carlisle In
dians on Franklin field today by a score
Of % to 10, The red men kicked two
goals from the field in the first half.
while the red and blues scored two
touch-downs from which no goal re-
suited. In the second half, however. the
Indians did not set within IS yards OF
Pennsylvania's goal, except on kicks and
then Pennsylvania would rush the ball
down the field. The Indians clearly
earned both of their fed goals, as The
beautiful end runs for % yards by Nc
Farland and Wheeler brought the ball to
Pennsylvania 2O-yard line, and here lit.
tie Huelson showed his ability as kick
er by dropping the bail spuarely between
the posts The Indians used the Prince
ton revolving wedge to play for occas-
ional gains, but they could make little
impression on Pennsylvania's line and
would Invariably resort 10 kicking. The
red men played good. stiff football. but
were remarkably susceptible to injuries.
After nearly every scrimmage there
would be an Indian stretched out on the
srfd-iron.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
England and France Are at Sword
Points.
THE WEST AFRICA INCIDENT
Shows riainly How Near the Two Countries
Approached the Brink-Retirement
Of freuch Prevented Trouble.

London Nov. 6,-(Copyrlghted, 1877, ny
the Associated Press.l-"On the Brink"
is tho caption under which the Daily
News today discusses the Anglc-French
relations, and It wonders how many
times in recent years Great Britain nss
been on the brink Of war with France.
The same feeling is known to exist
among tho well informed Of both coun-
tries. The news from Lagos. west coast
Of Africa, on Thursday last, stating that
the French had evacuated Saki, one Of
tho posts in Lagos. Hinderland which
had been occupied by their troops in con-
traventlon of the agreement Of 1889, leav-
ing that place as soon as the British
force sent there by Governor MacCallum
appeared. shows how serious the si,ua-
tlun Is in West Africa, and demonstrates
that a collision between the French and
British troops in this instance was only
averted by the retirement of the former
and It further shows that such a coils
ion may occur at any time.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
MT. RAINER's HEIGHT.

Seattle, Nov 6.-The late computation
OF the altitude of Mt. Rainier places Co
lumbia, Crest the highest point. at H.
SOS feet above the level Of the sea. These
figures have been deduced from observa-
tions made by Prof Edgar Mcclure,
who lost his life while descending the
mountain the night of July q. 1897.
The computation was made by Prof. E.
II. McAllister. occupying the chair of ap-
piled mathematics in the University OF
Oregon. to whom was referred Prof. Nc
Clure's memoranda. AS an evidence OF
the accuracy with which Prof. Mcclure
carried out his observations, the result
agreed within nine feet with that OBJ
tained by the United States geological
survey in 1895, using the most refined
methods OF triangularon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
An OPPORTUNITY
FOR ASTORIA
To Get In on the New san Francisco
Alaska Line.
SIX BIG ATLANTIC LINERS
Viii Come Afonud the nora and 60 Int the
Norhern Trade Astoria Should
Be Fort Of Call.
SIX BIG ATLANTIC LINERS

Philadelphia. Nov G-The announce
men, that Il company had been organized
with Charles L, Cramp ~ president to
carry passengers from the Pacific to the
Alaskan gold nelds, received an interest.
Ing supplement today In the statement
that four OF the boats to DO used are the
steamships Pennsylvania. ohio Indiana
and Illinois. Of the American line. which
have been sold to the new company
Win these goes the Red Star timer VA
lencla, which has been cold TO the Hyndi-
cato for 300 cash. The four American
line OF ships referred TO were built by
the Cramps In is72-73. They arc E7 ie t
long, u feet beam, with a hold depth OF
~ feet They have recently b.en pylng
between this city and Liverpool
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
DON oUIxorE PORTLAND.


Washington. Nov. G.-Secretary Aiger
today sent to w g. Mason. president Of
the chamber OF commerce. Of Portland.
Ore. the following telegram, concerning
the reported destitution in Alaska;
Your dispatch Of the ith, concerning
the sufferers in Alaska received. Moth
ing can be done by the department with
out congressional authority But l sug-
gest you get all partIculrs and the de-
partment viii also get what facts It can
and you submit plan for relief. You
may be sure OF active cooperation -
soon as congress makes an appropria-
ton. which. II found necessary. will he
urged"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
YALE WINS A GAME.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 6.-The Yale
football team this afternoon defeated the
team representing the Chicago Athletic
club by a score of 16 to 6. The scoring
was all done in the first nalf and with
something of a rush. The game was
marked by two striking features-the re-
markable playing of Draper. Of Chicago,
the famous Williams half-back, and the
wonderfm Improvement in the Yale
team. Yale's offensive work was sharp,
rapid and telling, and her defensive tac-
tics. while weaker than in former years
indicated an improvement which opens
out interesting possibilities IN connection
with the great game with Harvard mex
Saturday. and the contest with Princeton
on November 29th. Throughout Yale
played straight football, using no intri
cate formations.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
TO RELEASE
MRS. MAVERICK
CHICAGO S0NrN MORNING HARD TO
That END.
.A-c
Great Britain Should Return Favor
Twice Grated by This
Government.

Chicago. Nov 6,-The campaign in the
interest OF Mrs. Maybrick is being pushed
In this city, Helen Densmore. lately ar
rived from London who is stopping at
tho Auditorium, tonight made the follow.
Ing statement:
when President Mckinley few
months since sent note TO the English
government. through Ambassador Hay.
requesting Mrs Maybrick's release as a
matter OF internatloni courtesy. l had
great hopes. Proof OF Mrs. Maybricks
Innocence or guilt was entirely ignored;
her release was asked as reciprocal IA
vor John Bright once asked President
Lincoln for reprieve for convict
whose guilt was unquestioned; man
who had plotted conspiracy against life
and property during the civil war, Mr..
Lincoln cheerfully granted the request
1 have been informed that President
Cleveland granted like favor during his
second term.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
ABOUT KLoNDYKERs.

Washington. Nov. G.--There was an
unusually large number Of people at the
white House today. an anxious 10 see
the president. The president Is much
concerned over representations that
many prsons are in a starving condition
In Alaska and It Is probable the matter
viii bo fully discussed a, the next c,,t-
met meeting.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
OHIO IS SAFE
FOR REPUBLICANS
Nlll Have a Majority cf Five on
Joint Ballot,
If NO CHANGES ARE MADE
Canvass Of Wood COunty Gives Norris. he
publieau representative. riur-
ality Of Thirty-One.

Columbus. OHIO. Nov. s.--The only i'm
portant development OF the status OF the
general assembly today. was decision
in the Wood county case. which once
more removes that county from the
doubtful list to the republican column.
The court instructed the election SUPER
yisors OF wood county to canvass the re-
turns from the disputed precinct which
gives the election to Candidate Norris.
the republican candidate for Representa-
tive. by 81 plurality. Should no further
change be made the republicans will
have fiye majority on Joint ballot.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRI-
MARIES.

The republican voters of the city of
Astoria are hereby notified that the pri-
maries for the election Of delegates 10
the city convention will be held on the
18th day OF November, 1897 between tire
hours of y m. end o'clock p. m. Tne
city convention will be composed OF
thirty-seven CD delegates, proportional
to the thrse wards as follows: First
ward, IS delegates; Second ward. l2 del
egates; Third ward, delegates. This
being one delegate for every thirty 80
votes or fraction thereof cast at the
last city election.
Polling places and judges:
First ward, city haN-H. B. Ferguson.
A. r. Cyrus, Martin Johnson.
Second ward, welch block-John Welch,
Aug. Nelson, Ludwig Larsen.
Third ward. old school house-A. Brix.
Geo. Nelson, T. S. Cornelius.
The republican city convention is here
by called to meet at the city hail en-
Saturday, the 10th day of November, 1897,
at the hour of O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
the various city offices to be voted for
and elected at the city election which
is to take place on the Sth day OF
December. 1897.
BY order of the City Central Com
tee Signed. j. A. FULTON,
Chairman and Secretary pro TEN
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
THE BEAR on THE SOUND

scattlc. Nov. .s--Thc United States rev.
cnuc cutter Bear arrived here tonight
from ak months cruise in Alaskan
waters. She had on board " A. KEEL.
man. superintendent OF the reindeer sta
ton. the United States coast and geo
duuc survey party. headed by W. w.
pumtd. and several Lapland,rs on their
way 90 Norway,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
SENTENCED. THEN pARDoNEp.
That Is Expected TO BE the Outcome Of
tho Competitor Trial

Havana. Nov cit II seml-onicially
asserted here that the crew Of the Amer
lean schooner Competitor whose trial
will again begin on Monday next before
. naval court-martial are 10 be SEN
tenced TO death or imprisonment They
wll then De pardon@d by the government
al Madrid.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
LAKE ERIE ACCIDENT,
Nineteen Sailors Drowned on a Found
cred Lake Steamer.

Buffalo. n. Y. Nov 6.-The Western
Transit CompaEy's steamer Idaho, which
left Buffalo yesterday afternoon for Chi
cago. laden with package freight, found
cred off Long Point on Lake Erie. dur
ing furious galo at 4 o'clock this morn
ing The first mate and one sailor who
succeeded in reaching the rigging, were
rescued by the steamer Mariposa this
afternoon and brought here. The rest OF
the crew. numbering 10, were undoubt-
edly drowned.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
THE o. I. co. SALE.

Seattle Nov. s.-The entire property,
both real aad personal. OF the Oregon
Improvement Company. was sold by
Master in Chancery Eben Smith. under
an order Of sale from the United staes
circuit court The purchasers were John
Il. Waterbury and T. Jefferson Coolidge.
Jr., representing the reorganization Of
the company, and the purchase price was
81. 100000. The bid OF Messrs. Coolidge
and Waterbury was the only one made.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
DIR. pARR1N,s NEW OFFICES.

DR.. Darrin will occupy the Offices for
merry used by DR.. Beclman at 4s1 Bond
street. after November 7th. and win re-
main in Astoria until December 1st. and
win in future treat all curabae chronic
and private diseases with Office or home
treatment at the reduced rate OF IS q
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. Examina.
tions free to an.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07

this afternoon from Cooks Inlet with
nino passengers and about t20,0o0 IN gid
Ilalf Of this amount II tho property of
tho United States Mercantile Company,
ana the other half IL distributed between
A. williamson. of California. and Wiil-
lam Ellis and l.. w. Arthur. or oregon.
who have caims on California creek. a
tributary Of Twenty.Mlle creek.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were filed in Il
recorders office yesterday:
Thomas NJ. Grider to Isaac Da-
vison; lot 1s, block II. warrenton..s 2
l. j. C. Adams to Frank H. Adams;
8 acres in section &c, n, 10 "
James w. Hare to Andrew Holm;
N. W. quarter 25, n. W.
I. H. Diversion to c. Peterson; lots
and I and s. e. quarter Of s.W.
quarter @, In. T w........... 80
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
CONVENTION IS SIGNED.

Washington. Nov. 6,-The convention
between the United States. Russia and
japan. looking 10 the Joint protection OF
seals was signed at the state depart
menl today. 1t viii require ratification
by the same to become effective.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
A NEW WHEEL RECORD.

Brockton. Mass, Nov. 6.-Frank Cor
man, of this city, broke the American
a-hour record by riding Si2 miles be-
tween d. m. Friday and the same hour
today. The former record was SIG miles
made by Davis, of Cleveland.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
TO AID THE wHALERs.

San Francisco. Cal, Nov. s.-The anx-
icty concerning eight whalers nipped In
the ice at Point Barrow. has become 20
great that the trustees Of the San Fran
cisco chamber Of commerce have deter
mined to hold meeting for the purpose
Of formulating dispatch TO President
Mckinley. urging him to dispatch Re-
lief expedition at the earliest possible
moment.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
ROBBED AND BURNED.

Albuquerque, n. ~, Nov. e-Passen.
ger train No. I? on the Santa Fe. was
robbed and The baggage and smoking
car burned. near Grants station. 75 mile
west OF here. at 7:so this evening.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
Novelty art hnens-new designs on
fine linen-very cheap at c. H. Cooper's.
FOOTBALL AT FRISCO.

San Francisco. Nov 6,--For this, and
the last time this season, the University
of California and Reliance Club eleNens
met on the grld-iron this afternoon, the
game resulting in tie score of to 4.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
WHO CAN DOUBT.
When Such Men Testify - Remarkable
Cure OF Chas. Rinell by Electricity.

Mr.. Edltor-Dear Sir.-This Is to ser-
tlfy that have had diaBgreeable dis
charge from my ear for years. accom-
panied with sharp darting palms. DR..
Darrin has cured me and I feel IT my
duty to write this card. can be re-
ferred to at Ross. Higgins & Co.'S store.
Astoria. CHAs. RINELL.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07

Out on the Nehalem road, about mics
east and south OF Olney stands giant
fir tree that has withstood the storms
of hundreds of years. 1t measures Ii
feet across at the base and Is said to
be the largest fir tree in Clatsop county.
and during the past several years has
been visited by hundreds Of people, many
of whom have photographed this great
forest monarch. 1t has been suggested
that the tree be felled and a cut taken
from its base and brought to Astoria
and placed on exhibition. AS the tree
stands in the county road, it would be
far better if the county court would SCI
aside the ground as a public park.
good. passable road will someday be bu 1t
into the Nehalem country, when 1t will
be an easy matter for visitors to drive
ont and look at the great tree as II
stands. towering far into the sky above
its neighbors. 1t is certainly a sight
well worth the trip.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07

Just arrived, an elegant assortment Of
mems overcoats-bottom prlCes-aN c,
II. Cooper's,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07

New goods arriving daily and all the
latest novelties will DO shown from nov
until Xmas at c. H. coopers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-07
ANOTHER ALASKA GOLD SHIP,

Seattle. Nov. 6.-The schooner NJ. NJ.
Morrill,. Captain Johnson, arrived here