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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-27
is EX-TREASURER
WARD GUILTY Z?
Progress Of the Trial Enliycned by
Some Interesting Testimony.
now MORTGAGE WAS MADE
fhe Defense Claims They Are Not Bouud by
Admissions 10 the Mortgage on the
Gfoard OF DurssS
now MORTGAGE WAS MADE

The trial of er-cour,y Treasurer y.
l.. Ward was resumed IN the circuit
rourg yesterday az $50 "a, m. With the
in,rodue,ion by the state. as lts FIRST wit
ness. of T. /. Dunbar. couny clerk. MIR
Dunbar Identified various bundles Of
u-iwa and canreied warrants 0u fle in
his once. 'ogrihcr with tho semi annual
reports made by Mr.. ward from time to
tim" az treasurer. which established the
shortage found existing IN the frcvurers
once a, the time u was turned over 10
Mr Wards successor o., the sum OF
tu.@o@. There were many objections
made by ihs defense during the course
of tho introduction OF ,has mass Of doc
umvHiary evidence by the state. the mos,
important of which was their contention
thai an evidence rclasiae To tne condl-
ton Of the ,reasurcr's ONCE during the
nrnt year % Mr. Wards administration
M incompetent. because II the dcf,zSd.
an, was gui-ty of any conycr- - pub
Ne fund, H'r4ng such peri his OF ns,
WAS barred by ths statute lmiils on.
T'ho ruply OF the state 20 ,h.a OBJ,
WAS lho, the oncnse for which ward
was indicted was continuing ouc from
.he date OF ihc first shortagc which
might hr proved against hm. and that
tho total amount OF shortage alleged In
,hc indic,mcn, as existing oa the 7th
day Of July 1877. was bu, the culmina-
lion u on continuous oronse, dating
hack 70 the nrst amount which existed
In hts accounts regardless OF how far
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daughter of the late Stephen van Rensselaer, OF
Albany.
Funeral At st. Peters Church, Albany, Saturday.
Sept Is. at IL O'Clock noon.
saranao Lake, N. Y. on Sept. 10. Q A. n.
Henry N, Lyon. son OF Frederick and Bessie \.
Lyon, aged 80.
Burial from his late residence, e99 Main st.. Bridge
port, Conn, Saturday, $3.50 p. NJ.
sCHUYLER.-In Utica, N. Y. Thursday. Sept. 1e.
1897, Elizabeth. infant daughter OF DR.. william
J. and Emeline Bovine Schuyler, aged 10 months.
Funeral Saturday, $3.50 P. NJ.
SUTHERLAND. At New York city. on Thursday,
Sept. 10, Anna Sutherland. widow OF Robert
sutherland.
Funeral services at late residence. 7s4 West End
av.. on Saturday. Sept. Is, at 9 7. NJ. Intern ent
private.
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Ar~Tived-FRiDAT, Sept, II.
81 st. Louis. Randie, Southampton Sept. IL.
Sc Pocahontaa. james, Liverpool
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Sc Benedlck, sullivan, Cardiff.
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Near a Whole City Full.
BIZ EDWARD ". TOWNSEND,

Author OF "Chimmie Fadden." "A Daughter OF the
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Business Nottres.

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SpfriaI Notifes.

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Welded for Pique.
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HY HAF IUNES
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Sc AuRuste Victoria, from New York, at Bremen.
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SS Kaiser Wilhelm H., from New York, at Genoa.
So Asturia, from New York, at Hamburg.
So Cambrian. from New York, at London.
81 Ethiopia, from New York, ut Neville.
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xARINB INTELLIGENCE

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Sun rises... =. va I Sun sets. sos Moon rises. 10 IS
MOE wArER-ruis DAY.
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Claude Duval of Ninety Five.

Author OF 1.-THE Mystery OF a Hanson Cab" eta
This Is q wonderfully told mystery OF six daring
robbertes by q dashinE highwayman. The climax u
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It Ia q book that one cannot lay down until finished,
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3 Wolfville Is an Arizona camp of
! which COWS il what you might call
I the leading industry" Mr.. Lewis,
q Dan Quin," is the historian, and he
& derives his facts from the reminiscent
Z prattle OF the Old Cattleman, who is
) NJ once a Wolfvillian. an observer. a
; philosopher. and a systematic racon
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} "'U'olfriNe' is one Of the ~rdciest, FUN
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z "'wolfville is the best book OF it's kind
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& "Ibeliere that his uiN be the book of the
3 year.. 49, The Ohd Cdttleman has
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, Mr.. Lewis paints the real thing. and
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? quite Incompatible. "-Ner York Journal.
There. is hnmor, pathos. human M
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UNHE KENs1co Private station. Har
L lem Railroad; AZ minutes ride from the GRAND
Central Depot. once, is East 42d st.
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DESnONDE. II. D.
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PEG BUNSON.


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NeW Publications.

A story of the far West, of
greater force and truth than
anything that has appeared
since the early stories of Bret
Harfe.
The morning times., 1897-01-15
Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, Jan. 14.-Fiour quiet and
lower-western super, S2.75aS3 20; do.
extra, S3.40aS4.0 90; do family, S4. 4Oa
$4.75; winter wheat patent, 81 eOaS515:
spring do, S46oaS4s5; spring wheat
straight, $4.4oaS4 4.60-receipts, i, 800 bar
rels; exports, 24,476 barrels; sales, $50
barrels Wheat duh and easy-spot, 30 LIZ
bid; May, 81 1-4aS7 1-2-Feceipts. ,4S5
bushels, exports, none; stock, 272, ,S12
bushels-Soathern wheat by sample, ola
92; do. on grade, S6a91 Corn quiet
spot and month, &c 7-Sa2T February, 27a
27 IA. March, 2T 5-Sa2T "a; April,
26 l-2a28 "a; steamer mixed, 24 7-Sa25
receipts, lac, ,233 bushels: exports, 59,-
571 bushels; stock, 2.191 ,322 bushels.
sales, 79, 900 bushels-southern white corn,
% 12a27 L. dc. yellow, 22a27. Oats
quiet-No. white, 24a25; No mixed,
21a22-receipts, 44,027 bushels; exports,
10000 bushels; stock, oil ,594 bushels.
Rye steady-Eo 2 nearby, 43a43 IL;
western, - 1-2 saIes-receipts, 5,6I5
bushels; exports, none; stock, 255, $50
bushels. Hay firm-ehoice timothy, S1S.5o
a$14.00. Grain freights not active, IN
changed. Sugar steady, unchanged But
ter steady-fancy creamery, 20a21 do. ini-
tation, f5a16, do. ladie, 14a15: good
ladle, 12a13, store packed, Sa10; rolls,
12al4. Eggs steady-tresh, 16. Cheese
firm, unchanged. Whisky unchanged
The morning times., 1897-01-15
THE MAID OF ORLEANS.
Joan Of Arc the Subject OF Mr..
Brady's Lecture. sa

Carroll Institute Hall seating ard stand
ing room capacity was fully tested last
night. The occasion was the lecture by
Mr.. F. E. D. Brady, the well known Ineni-
ber of the District bar, on Joan Of Arc. -
Mr. Brady has an excellent voice for
lecturing and his subject was one that
he could do his voice, as we'll as his
brilliant mind, full justice. He treated
this well known historical character In n
manner that left no doub in the mind Of
those present that he WIS perfectly IA
miliar with Joan Of Arcs history.
He carried his audience from the early
life of Joan OF Arc to her burning at the
stake. Liberal applause at intervals told
how attentive his hearers were.
The lecture was enliyened by excellent
stereopticon views under the manipula-
ton Of Mr.. William L. Saleau.
The morning times., 1897-01-15
CHILDREN CAUSED 4 FIRE.
BY Playing with Matches They Start
ed n BIaze in Georgetown.

Shortly after / O'Clock Officer Maher,
of the Georgetown police force, heard II
woman scream fire and at the same time
saw flames pouring out of the twostory
frame dwelling, No. 1921 z street. He
promptly turned III the alarm, but Dy that
time the flames were intense
The engines responded promptly and
after an hours hard fighting the flames
were eXtinguished; not, however, until
the whole row of six houses were damaged
to some extent. The total loss is esti-
mated at SO 900, fully covered by in
surauce.
The prompt action of Steve Harris, OF
No. 1925 Q street, in removing his SICK
wife. saved her life. The fire was caused
by a little girl at No. 1921 dropping n
lighted match on some dry mating. She
was playing with two other children at
the time, and had lighted match to see
the pretty flame.
The morning times., 1897-01-15

There is almost no business among the
Washington brokers, nor has there been
since the election. Everybody is complain
ing of the duliness and wishing that the
market would become active again. but
there seems 70 prospect of this. The un-
certainty of what Congress will do and
what an extra sess.o on may do acts like a
blight on the market.
The morning times., 1897-01-15
Policeman FoIey's Defense.

On that night, he further stated, he had
a conversation with Prosecutor Pugh in
the street station-house and devoted some
time during the fore part of the night TO
trying to recover lot Of stolen goods.
Policeman Foley says so far as he is
concerned it is case Of mistaken identity
Policeman Evans was seen 10y a Times
reporter at his home When confronted
with the account of his alleged misconduct
he talked reluctantly al oat the escapade,
but took occasion to einphaticaily deny
having caused any disturbance at the house
o? Myrtle Ray. He further denied having
gone there the second time.
Il will rot deny having gone there on
the night in question: he said, but that
1 caused any disturbance there is false.
The allegation that my colleague and my
self visited the place a second time is
also false
When asked about the statement made
by an inmate of the Ray resort, describing
his confusion when confronted by Sergt
Moore, Policeman Schuyler and Detective
Sutton, on the occasion OF his second visit
to the house. Evans replied that it was
made from whole cloth.
He then declined to further discuss the
matter until he had consulted with his
colleague"
joF Mcore's Action.
II is stated that Foley was not at the
Ray house Monday night, but had been
there with Evans during the afternoon,
and consequently was not present when
Sergt. Moore and Patrolman Schuyler,
folio wed in a few minutes by Detective
SgTtr fC tn
the woman's call.
1t is learned also that the first report
which came to the Twelfth street station
was that a man who had secured pos
session of a police badge was "workingit"
among tie women and trying to make
them refund money which had been spent
in Myrtle Ray s house. Acting on the belief
that this was the case, Sergt. Moore and
Patrolman Schuyler went to the resort
and TO their surprise found that the
men were in reality policemen. They were
then. it is said, escorted to the Twelfth
street station.
Major Moore is in Possession of all the
facts in the case, but he declines TO discuss
the matter in advance OF any action the
trial Loard may take. The fact that he
has suspended 10th Evans and Foley and
preferred charges against them is regarded
as evidence that in his mind 10th men
were implicated in the affair, according
to the staten cnts that have been made to
him.
IL, as charged, Policemen Evans and
Foley added drunkenness, in any degree, to
their evenings escapade, as it is claimed
they did, they are also guilty of violating
secto 36 of the manual, which reads:
drinking intoxicants in bar-rooms or
other public places while on or off duty
will be sufficient cause Tor removal from
the force.'
The morning times., 1897-01-15
A MAJORITY OF THIRTY VOTES
The OIeomargarine Bill Passed by
the House.

The oleomargarine bill was passed in the
House yesterday Considerable opposition
was developed, but it dd not prove for
midable oil the aye and nay vote on the
third feading, which the opponents of the
measure accepted as final. The yeas were
1926 aud tie nays 90.
Some ame ndmcnts TO perfect the measure
were agreed to without opposition. The
bill makes oleolnargarine and other imita-
ton dairy products subject to the laws
of the state or Territory into which they
are transported.
The remainder of the day was spent by
the House in transacting routine business
under the unanimous consent rule.
The morning times., 1897-01-15

people in washington who might be induced
to speculate, but who are not taking any
flyers on the street at present. The Of
flee is under ;he management OF l. D.
Fowler. The Monetary Trust claims that
no matter how small trade may be ii will
be executed on the New York Stock Ex-
change
The morning times., 1897-01-15
win Train at Atlanta,

Pittsburg, Jan. 14-Manager Donovan,
OF the Pittsburg Baseball Club, today re-
ceived word from President Rosche, of the
Southeastern League, closing the deal for
use of the Atlanta, Ga, grounds for the
Pirates spring practice, It had been an
nounced that Pittsburg would train at
Savannah, Ga.
The morning times., 1897-01-15

S6.67 for Sf0 Suits and 0Vereoats.
$500 for S12 Suits and 0Vercoats.
$1,000 for SIS Suits and 0Yercoats.
$1,000 for S1S Suits and 0vercoats.
S13.35 for $50 Suits and Overcoats.
$16.67 for $25 Suits and 0vercoats.
$1.S5 for So Separate Pants.
s2.00 for So Separate Pants.
1886 for S5 Separate Pants.
$500 for s6 Separate Pants.
This'll give you an idea
of the big savings made
possible by our 4 off sale,
now going on.
And you have a choice
from our entire clothing
stock, without reserve-you
don't want to forget that.
Come today.
The morning times., 1897-01-15

set the pace until the last lap, when he
shot ahead and came across the tape a
winner by a good half lap, the time be-
ing 2:37 40. 1t was one OF the best races
of the week, and a round of applause
greeted the finish.
The event of the evening was the won
derful fancy skating OF Nilsson on his
racing steels, and every eye was turned
on the 1.-the figure of the fayorite as he
circled around for his preliminary work.
More Fancy Skating.
For quarter of an hour the big crowd
watched the thrilling performance most
intently, and as the skater-gymnast con-
cluded with a bewilderipg pirouette on the
toes of his long skates. he was rewarded
with hearty and long continued applause.
Tonight Nilsson will meet Let's, the
Jersey champion, in n thrce-mile race,
giving him three laps. This is big
handicap, and if Nilsson can win he will
deserve the highest praise.
The second race viii be bet ween Let's
and Lawson, and the distance will be two
miles. Let's will eencede the Swede two
laps for the distance, and as Lawson is
improving. each day, the race should be
good one. -
Nilsson, in his splendid fancy skating ex-
hibiton, will conclude the evenings pro-
gram.
The morning times., 1897-01-15
Big Baltimore Fire.

Baltimore, Jan. 14,-Bagby & Rivers
furniture factory, 622632 West Pratt
street, suffered damage of $4,000 by
fire of an unknown origin tonight The
loss is covered by insurance.
The morning times., 1897-01-15
Coy. O,Ferrau Better.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 14.--Gov. O'FerraIi.
who las been very sick for several days
with grip. complicated with some kidney
trouble, is beiter. Tonight