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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-02
IN MISSISSIPPI

Memphis. April THE food situa-
ton In the Mississippi delta above
GreenvilIe Is decidedly better tonight.
as 10 the threatened loss OF life and
further destruction Of levees. Han a
dozen crevasses on the Arkansas and
Mississippi shore. between Helena and
Greenville. have drawn an immense
volume OF water out OF the main chan
mel. which is spreading over tne low
lands. but not with that degree Of
rapidity that cuts of escape by the in
hsbitants OF the low countries.
The river shows a decline from
point below Helena to the wayside
crevasse However. Helena, Ark, Is
not out OF danger, for the waters from
the 81 Francis basin IN Arkansas are
still swelling the channel OF the river
from the mouth CT the ST. Francs TO
a point south OF Helena. as no break
occurs until westover is reached, ten
miles below that city The worst a.
AlNANiti Will W NNti ul CuHuh9s
The damage to :he farming country
IN the delta cannot be exaggerated.
Five counties will be for the most
part under water for thirty days, and
the main line and the branches Of
the Yazoo and Mississippi valley road
will have more than 100 miles Of track
Inundated. Probably twenty railroad
stations and small towns are flooded
tonight. among them being Gunnison,
Rosedale, Perthshire, Terry, Riverton.
Dahomey. Storm. Benoit, Beulah, Way
eide. Longwood. Refuge. Swift Water
and Australia, The greatest danger
now is to the south of Greenville, as
the levees from wayside to the mouth
OF the river must begin to feel the
pressure OF the movement OF water
back into the channel from the delta
the White river country and
st. Francis basin.
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outside ~ their own iine Of business,
and ordinarily I should hesitate 10 ad-
wise the farmers, But this IL a sub
ieot IN which W. are equally inter-
cstrd, and on which we are equally
lgnonnt. We have the example Of
prosperous communities wherever they
have sscured the factories. Is II in.
fcrrtng too muoh to say that under
like conditions We Win enjoy the same
prOsp,r4ty7 Let US not rely on our
naghbOra. but let each one who can
DO 10 make II n personal matter to
secure the inforfpatlon we require.
Those wanting soed should write to
a." a, Oncc. addressing letters 70 War
reniCn. Oregon. Please state when
writing for SEED how many acres Of
land you have which you consider
available for raising bcets. and which
you would be- viking 10 devote TO
tho business should you ind II profit
able. c r LESTER
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HELP NEEDED.

Chandler. o. r.. April l.--AIthough
tornado struck Chandler a. hours
ago. very little search OF the ruins
has yet been made and II Is feared
that the death roll may be consider
ably augmented. Scores of injured are
under tssssc care Of surgeons who have
come from all parts Of Oklahoma.
None Of the wounded have succumbed
today. though many suffer greatly and
some OF them cannot possibly recover.
Nearly all the men slept in the streets
last night. where fires were kept burn
Ing. Women were cared for In the
few houses which were not destroyed.
or found shelter IN tents sent from the
surrounding towns. Fifty special po-
lice men effectaily protected the prop
erty Of citizens. 4 thousand people
are homeless and half as many are
without a thing in the world. Help
on large seal els needed.
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FLOOD, STORM
and CYCLONE
Big Sioux and Jim Rivers Rising Much
Damage Done BY High Waters.
SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI
Is Better But Danger Is Still Great On the
SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI
Is Better. But Danger Is Still Great On the
LoWIands Cyclone 10 Arkansas Many
Persons Killed and Injured.

Omaha. April Ia Bee special from
Sioux Falls says:
The Big Sioux river is higher than
ever known and Is still rising Lake
Kampestka, where the river has It's
source. has risen five feet and is still
riFing castlewOod and the lowlands
are flooded At Brookings the same
condition exists. At Egan the water is
rapidly rising and doing much dam
age. AT Sioux Falls business along
the river has been suspended. The
bottoms above the city are a sea, and
mudh fear Is expressed as The floods
from the north are still 20 come The
damage 20 the bridges in Slinnehaha
county alone. 30 far. Is 5000. = spec
ial from Yankton says the Jim river
is still rising there. but no great dam
age has been done.
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CYCLONE IN ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, Ark. April IA Ca
zette special from Star City. Lincoln
county. says;
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the people were aroused by the terrific
roaring OF a fuil-fledged cyclone, and
in les time than II takes to tell 1t
a terrific and destructive cyclone was
dealing devastation to everything IN
its path. which was from a quarter
to half a mile wide. 1t passed south
of Star City half mile. The cyclone
seems to have made a complete circle
around the town, nearly every house
within small radius in every direc-
ton being totally demolished, while
large trees were uprooted and twisted
into fragments The home or Rees
Dunlap. negro was destroyed but
the family escaped serious INJURY. t.
]. MoFalls. who lived a mile east of
Star City, had his dwelling ami all
outhouses entirely destroyed. but his
family escaped. The next point heard
from was on the bayou bartholomew.
on John C. Hendricks plantation. His
large plantation is almost total
wreck. On this place three persons
are known to have been killed out
right and large number are reported
seriously wounded. Never in the his
tory of this section has sucn a cyclone
been known. 1t Is impossible to give
now anything like definite account
of the damage done. The news has just
reached here of the destruction of sew
eral plantations along the bayou Bar
tholemew. among them being those Of
All Coghill, W, c. Lee and Judge Ow-
ems. The loss is very great at each
of these places.
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SITUATION in
THE FAR EAST
Powers Conclude Affairs in Crete and
On Thessalan Frontier Must Stop.
THEIR wARsHIPs ARE SCARCE
For the Coercion Of Greece and Only Athees
Viii Be BIOcksded at FIRST Greek ves-
sells With Supplies captursd.

Berlin. April LII: is seml-offlciaIly
announced here This evening that the
powers have arrived at the conclusion
that the situation In Crete and on the
Thessalian frontier must not be all
lowed 10 continue. and that steps must
forthwith be taken to stop the aggres-
sIve attitude Of Greco, This decision
was hastened by the action Of Colonel
vassos IN aiding the insurgents In hos
:lIitIes against the powers The block
ade OF Greece has therefore been de-
cided upon. with the consent Of all
the powers. and win be enforced at
an early day.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
Special to the Astorian.

Special 10 the Astorian.
Washington. April 1.-The presidnt
today sent the following nominations
to the senate: Andrew d. White. OF
New York. ambassador ex- -aor IInary
and minister plenipo.entiary to Ger
many; william F. Draper. OF Massa-
chusetts, ambassador extraordinary
and MINISTER plenipOtentiary 10 Italy;
Chandler. Hale, OF Maine, secretary CT
the embassy at Rome. Italy; Samuel
L. Gracey, OF Colorado, consul at Fr
Chai, China; Arson Burlingame John
son. Of Colorado, consul at Annoy, Chi
ma; Benjamin Butterworth. of Iowa
commissioner Of patents; oliver L.
Spaulding. of Michigan. assistant sec
retary of the treasury; William B.
Howell. of New Jersey, assistant sec
retary of the treasury.
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EXPENSIVE DEADLOCK


Frankfort. KY. April 1.-The tension
Is still high in the senatorial struggle.
and all realize that the present condi-
lions cannot last much longer as the
deadlock Is costing the state. already
in bankruptcy, over $1,000 a day. Th@
deadlock last winter cost the state in
the neighborhood OF 100000. Fourteen
hundred men have slgnlfed their viii
lingness to sign a call for new eau
Gus and new nominee. The bolting
republicans have 50 far declined 70
go into any such scheme. The silver
men are still dickering with the sound
money men in an effort to effect =
combine Of state senators for Goebel
or Martin Jacobs.
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PROFESSIONAL PERJuRERs.

San Francisco. April Local officials
of the United States treasury allege
that they have secured information
proving the existence of ring organ
lied for the express purpose Of ille-
gatly landing Chinese girls for Immoral
purposes. The treasury agents expect
to arrest number of professional per-
jurers who have figured as fathers Of
most of the women landed from China
during the past year.
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ORDERED TO HONOLULU.

San Diego. April Rear Admiral
Beardslee received orders from Wash
ington this afternoon to proceed AT once
with the. flagship Philadelphia TO Ho-
noiulu. Great excitement prevails on
board. as limitations have been given
that trouble Is expected between the
Hawahans and Japanese. The PhlIa-
delphia wlll get away about next
Wednesday, The latest advices from
the island state that the japanese
are greatly excited over the determina-
ton of the Hawaiian government to
prevent the Illegal landing OF Japan
ese immigrants.
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ARMY PROMOTIONS.

Washington. April lit is expected
that the nomination of major general
to fill the vacancy made by the retire
ment of General Ruger Will soon be
sent TO the senate. The army officers
are agreed in the belief that the choice
viii fall upon General Wheaton. and
that Colonel Shafton, of the First In
fantry will get the brigadier- general
ship, caused by General Wheaion's pro-
motion.
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WAR SHIPS SCARCE.


London. April /. 1T is semi-oficiaiiy
announced that the admiraIs Of the
foreign fleets in cretan waters have
asked their respective goyernmenfs 70
dispatch fifty caya'lynier and bat
terry OF artillery sach for service n
Crete. Owing 70 the decision TO ex-
tend the blockade Il Is necessary 70
reinforce the International fleet ana
some days must elapse before the requi-
site number OF war ships WIN be avail
abe for the eosrci,i Of Greece. Only
Firaeus, the yor. - Athens. viii o.
bIockaded at first fu..hs measures De
tending upon the course Greece pua-
sues.
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THE DUTY ON SILK.

Milwaukee,. April 1.-THE Millers Ma
tional Association. the membership Of
which embraces all the larger -four
mills In the United States. today en-
tered formal protest against the duty
Of 25 per cent ad valorem which the
Dangley tariff bill puts upon foreign
silk bolting and silk cloth, which 1t
IS claimed cannot be duplicated in this
country owing to atmospheric condi-
tons
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dler. and in addition 70 these three
were killed In the country north Of
town. Fully two hundred persons were
injured. fifty or sixty OF them bling
seriously hurf and four 3r i've OF 'nese
viii surely die A corrected list given
out tonight by the relief committee
n az follows: John Dawson. Ed r..
sioss. J. z. Woodward and wife. D. E.
Johnson. wife and son. Phlllo John
son and child. Mrs. Tom Smith. Mrs
DR. Lee. Emma Retensteln. Emma
Dresslnger, r. D. Johnson IN the
country north Of Chanilsr John c.
Kyle and two children were killed.
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington. April 1.-The senate in
Legislative session confirmed Charlie
magne Tower Of Pennsylvania, to be
minister to Austro-Hungary; William
S Hallenberger to be second assistant
postmaster general; Alexander Mont
gomery Thackry, of Pennsylvania, TO be
consul to Havre. France, and several
positions in the army and marine corps
of the navy.
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LOSS NOT so GREAT.

Kansas City April LA Journal spe-
clal from Guthrie. o. T., says:
1t develops tonight that the loss OF
life in the Chandler cyclone has been
greatly overstated. In the confusion
and difficulty OF getting news out over
long distance telephone names be-
came mixed and the list Of dead was
made greater than It really was. Only
fourteen persons, It is now stated,
are known to have met death in Chan
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GovERNoR or CRETE.

constantinople. AsriI Lit Is report
ed that Darath,.o tori Pasha. who was
mentioned SOM weeks ago as likely
tc be appointed governor % Crete. Is
going to ATKINS o. n sPciil mission
To King George Of Greece
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THEY DON'T LIKE IT.

Washington, April 1.-open and for
NAL expressions of dissatisfaction whit
the pending tariff bill on the part Of
foreign nations have come to the de-
partment from Japan and Argentine.
Japan objects to the silk chedule and
Argentine does not like the proposed
duty ON hides.
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NOTICE A. o. U, w.

The members of Seaside Lodge, No
10, A. O. U. W., are requested TO meet
at their hall Friday, April 2, at 1850
o'clock, to attend the funeral Of the
son Of our brother, John Bryce.
Attest: c. H. STOCKTON,
Recorder.
GEO. KOBOTH, NJ. w.
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THE MARKETS.

London. April 1.-Hops-fS SIS.
San Francisco. April Hops and
11ch.
New York. April .-Hops-Easy.
Portland. April Wheat - I'm
changed.
Liverpool. April 1.--wheat-Spots
No. red spring. dull. 6s SID.
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SIGNED THE BILL.

Sacramento. April 1.-Governor Budd
signed the general appropriation bill
today but refused his consent to sew
eral of the features Of the bill, He
knocked out some six hundred thou
sand dollars.
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SUPPLIES CAPTURED.

Athens. April l.--Three Greek sailing
vessels. carrying cargoes Of provisions
consigned To Crete. have been captured
by British war ship outside the limits
Of the blockade.
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DuRANp SENTENCED.

Portland. April Ezra Durand was
today sentenced to twelve years inn
prisonment in the penitentiary.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-02

To answer a letter within a day
after It is received is a much easier
process than after any lengthy delay.
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BIsMARcK,s BIRTHpAY:

Berlin. April 1.-Prince Bismarck to-
day celebrated his SD birthday.
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said lot, 70 feet to the place OF begin
ming
And 10 sell the same, in the manner pro-
yidod by law. 10 satisfy an assessment
against said real property amounting 70
tlg, what was assessed against said
property ns benefits for tho extension Of
Commercial street IN said city from sey-
enteonth street 10 T'wenty-third street.
and which said rs1l property Is assessed
az Tho property Of The oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company. did. on the
10Th day Of September. 1871 duly levy upon
ali tho aforo-described property, and
on tho 18th day Of October. D97 at 2
O'Clock o. m. OF said day at and in front
OF the court house door NJ Astoria, Ciat-
sop county. oregon. will proceed to sell.
at public auction. 20 the highest bidder
therefor, all the right title, interest
ma estate OF the saidTheoregonRaIlroad
and Navigation Company In and 70 said
real property 70 satisfy said assessment
ana the costs and expenses Of sale.
f. HALLocK, Chief Of Police.
nated Astoria Oregon, Sept. 10. 1901.
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RETURNING IN
MUCH DISGUST
EXPERIENCE or ThE PASSENGERS ON
THr ELIZA ANDERSON
Promoters oi the Scheme Arc rnsoaefs
Fleet oi Steamers Expected
From Alassa.

Port Townsend. October Tho schoon.
or sailor boy arrived this afternoon from
1t Mlchaola, having loft thoro Ruptem.
ber 10, Tho Sailor hoy brought nine
passengers from ~. Mlchaelp. who cam"
south to spend the winter rather Than
endure tho hardahlpu at NJ, MlohaslH,
Among the passengers who arrived on
tho Sailor Hoy was John quincy liarnum.
OF Murray Idaho, narnum was one Of
the s passengers on tho steamer Eliza
Anderson. which was forcesi to put into
Dutch ilnrlor IN II dilapidatoi condition,
whore aha now lies, or the trip from
Dutch linrl,or 10 H. Mehaeln nafnum
says,
"ono hundred and seven pooplo made
Tho trip ON tho little schooner uarcnorr
on which there was not comfortable
standing room. to say nothing Of sleeping
accommodations Although tho distance
from Dutch ilarbor 10 NJ. MlchariH IL but
"a miles. ton days were consumed IN
making tho trip. owing TO the strong
wiHd which sprans up when wv were
within ~ miles Of ~ Micharla ana which
blew rs 30 FAR out that We could gee the
Siberian coast. Tho schooner shipped
water unrl everything and everybody
was soaked and Il took four and hnlf
days to go, back to H. Michhelr owing
60 the crowded condition OF the schooner
there waa actual suffering aboard. and
worn out. ami thr sight No met Jhctv
only added TO our disgust, Tho result
was that several ~ IN took the nra, op.
portraiiy 10 So, out"
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A BAD DAY FOR
THE SAUSAGE MAN
Esd or THr LrrrGrRT TRIAL IS RAr-
IDLY APPROACHING.
Evidence Of Nj, Two Chief Witnesses Almost
Destroyed Arguments kill
Take Week.

Chicago. October i.-Onu moro day Of
evidence ani the nnlsh OF the irutgert
trial Will bo In sight The state an.
nounced today ihni T. had but Few WIZ.
nosscH and tha, II would get through
with them WITHOUT much delay tomorrow
Adjournment viii thon bo taken unit
MONDAY when tho defense viii oncr a
small amount of sur-rcbutlal testimony
aud then thv way viii be clear lot me
arguments Of attorneys which VIII take
about week
Il WA bad day for the drnfrnsc. The
evidence of the two chief witnesses was
almost destroyed MARY slmmoring and
William Charles. L"uiEcrta busiuurs part,
nor. Wcrc tho sufferers witness Aflci
witness came Cn The stand and nw0rc
that whom MARY Slmmcring had denied
that she had admitted improper relations
with Loutgcrt she had not told the truth
Thcy said nho had admitted II and m
tho most unrquivocal way. Moat u .hese
witnesses Nrrr members ot She grand
iur, which had Indicted Lcutgcrt. and
their evidence Was crushing. They Ri
told tho same story and tho most 'ea'
pcratc efforts Of the defense could not
shake any Of them.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money II It fails
to euro s5c For sale by Charles Rogers.
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIEs,

Jimmie Michael. at the Willow Grove.
Philadelphia track. lowered the mile
paced bicycle rccorl ?'s seconds, making
the distance In 1856,
In quarrel over colt Pat Corrlgan
shot the faco OF Asmond Strange, a
farmer. near Port Townsend Wash,
Princess Kaiulani will leave England
tomorrow and will sail from San Fran
cisco ON the Australia for her home In
Honolulu on November 2.
Prof Alexander, who has arrived at
Victoria, B. c., on tho United States fish
that tho Alaska salmon pack Is over
estimated At LOOO.CoO cases,
Statistics of the Southern Pacific Co
ut san Francisco show the remarkable
increase of 2522 loaded freight cars east
bound over west bound business IN Sep
tember, while the west hound business
has been greater than ever before,
Edward h. Adams, In New York. re-
signed the chalrmanship OF the board OF
directors Of the Northern Pacific railroad.
As predicted by the Associated Press
dispatches from London, Great Brltain's
answer to the blmetalllc proposals will
be delayed. An informa conference will
be held between Sir Michael Hicks Beach
and the United States monetary commis-
sion and Col. Hay.
w. s. Fielding, minister Of finance OF
Canada, IL In London negotiating a loan
Of E2OO. 900 at high interest. to take up
Canada's outstanding debts.
The Lord Mayor OF London announces
tho total subscriptions for the Indian
famine to be e5i9,OOO.
The Lexington. Ky, Pennsylvania
stakes trotting races, participated In by
ten cracks. are stlll unfinished.
Six thoroughbred horses on the Tloga
bicycle track, Philadelphia, won the five
mile race from four wheelmen In 9:52.
The government authorities at Wash
lngton are very anxious to place the
navy on an emergency footing.
Carl Faber, cashier OF Oelrichs & Co.,
New York. agents for the North German
Lloyd Steamship Co., now returning from
Europe, is a defaulter to the tune OF
$40 600, and will be accorded warm re-
ception on his arrival.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice lA hereby given that by virtue
OF a warrant Issued. and delivered 10 me
by tho Auditor and Police Judge OF the
city or Astoria, In ciatsop county. Orc
Ron. OF date OF the 9th day OF September
4. D. 1877. commanding me 10 forthwith
levy upon tho following described prop
crty:
beginning AT point % feet north, de-
srcen Is minutes west from the northeast
corner Of lot /. block i5l. shivoloy's As
toria thence north I degrees 2s minutes
west, 100 feet; thence south So iegrees :.
minutes west. 90 feet; thence south de-
grcos S minutes east 100 feet; thence
on line parallel wtth the north line OF
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SPOKANE PARTY

Spokane. October IA party of nNc
sold.ucokcrn viii leave hers tomorrow to
try tho overland route 10 klondlkr. They
have tho financial backing of syndicate
headed by J. j Rrowno. The party con-
niss or Arthur Jordan and y. T. Adnir
guldcs. Guy nrown. the woll.known cycle
racer: Dave Coolin and Charles Shoe
maker They viii go over tho Cnnadhn
Pacific To Ashcroft, From Ashcroft they
Will proceed over tho government wagon
road go miles TO Queancllc There tho
old telegraph trail will be- taken TO Tcnlln
lake. Down tho lake they will proceed
ltO miles by trail to the Yukon.
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FEVER SITUATION

New orleans, October Tho fever sit.
uation was considerably improved today.
AZ n matter OF fact the situation here Is
No worse than than II hnH been for
some tlmo aud excitement has absolutely
disappeared Now that the disease has
shown no symptoms OF an epidemic
form. businessmen are making arrange
mcnts to bring their families back 10
the city.
At o'clock % new eases nuu been
reported ami two deaths.
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IT Is TAKING SHAPE

today that tho Union Pacific rcorRnuizn-
tlon committee has completed the pur-
chase from tho Morgan Collateral Note
Trust 60 OF &co shares OF oregon Short
fAno stock and OF Pacific Express stock.
a part of the collateral under tho trust
Included m the purchase arr all III"
moro important stocks OF such branch
rlnca nu will contribute valuable ,ranic
10 the main limo
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MAY COME TO ASTORIA.

Pcndloton. October Tho Byers mill
loss was adjusted today. after u long and
detailed appruisement The full loss OF
$4,000 on tho building and $4,000 on the
machinery wus allowed by the insurance
companies Tho mill Is said to have cost
four times this amount. Hycrs has not
yet decided on his future plans, lie may
remove from Pondlcdon. ms offers are
made by Astoria Tacoma ana other
places.
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KEYNEY FINED $50.

In the circuit court "a, hSt nights ses-
Son before the arguments wcrc made
In tho Rove case by agreement OF at
torncys. tho case OF J J. kenncy was
subimttci on stipulation. and the court,
after rvprlmanding the defendant Inn
posci nnc OF 50.