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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-05

physical science TO ono who has tha
truth as his peculiar possession, II "
We are nl We consult a specialist. II "
want technical knowlcdso We go to tn
expert II We want Information on an
subject We go TO one who is specially con
yersant on that subject
What then should we expect 20 lear
from Jesus: what truth has He to I'm
par, which is MS peculiar possession
Evidently NOT science, natural or phys
i,aL Cod has s,y,n 80 others The ,ruh
OF science. Evidently not surgery o.
medicine. God has given 90 others med,
cal ANA surgical kuowlodgo Evident,
no, Doe ,,,ha.,U knowledge OF law o
jur'srru3saye. God has given TO othor
legal and 'os.cd minds But q mono o
these. VIA, ,hcn' The sp,ri, % truth
Is TO guide us 60 The truth as it is II
Jesus, 'Aa; is Jesus possesses It. II,
mus; have something 20 ten us peculiarl,
His own, and ,ha; something must dco
directly with his own specially. What
did he claim to be- \ great Inventor
great doctor. q noted lawyer. an emin
.ent d,scoycrcr: None Of these. HC
claimed to be the Son % God. and the Sa-
vior Of men, \ unique claim surely
and II well sustained the truth which
He has 70 impAT' must pertain TO HIS
peculiar relation 90 God and men.
We should expect therefore, to learn
from Jesus what we are how to i've
what our destiny is' what Gods plans
and purposes are concerning US II we
do no' learn these things We surely
can expect nothing else As matter
OF tAc; We do learn these very things
and We see ia Him what God is Ike Just
compassionate. tender. loving
forsN.ns, .'as suffering We see In Him
how God rssls4s ills children. plying
Their weaknesses having compassion on
'he .sno1a' and on them that are OUT
Of the way ESe father pi'.eth his own
children. even So merc'iul unto them
iha, fear Him s'.ns out 20 meet them
aa.t way the returning prodigal. and
welcoming him home with the kiss OF
forgiveness. 'he r.ns Of honor. the robe
'f favor Che feast OF generosity, the
hospitality OF joy, Watching over them
"a sickness and in health In prosperity
and in adyersi'y' oh's'ising' not for His
pleasure but for their profit; leading
hem step 5y step and foot by foot from
hinss hur'fui and towards all things
Profitable for their salvation; illuminat-
ng their minds more and more with the
isht OF the everlasting gospel; htting
nd preparing them gradually for all
rials and Affections which He sees fit
o lay on them; leading them upward
where true joys are to be found by the
anumen6ie changes and chances Of this
Mortal l!ie' TO The inheritance among the
Ain,s In The household Of God; watching
'sF them night and day with vigilance
Ia, neither s.am'ers nor sleeps; guard
ng' guiding, protecting keeping with all
merae'ns arms. while the tenpes;s OF
be world rase and swell and all things
-m39ra. come 20 on end. We see IN
iim The secre, and condition Of eternal
.ie' ia-s is life eternal to know thee
be only true God and Jesus Christ whom
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-05
CHIEF or POLICE SALE

| Notice rs hereby given. that by virtue
! Of a warrant for the collection uf n do
/ llnQuant assessment for the improvement
described as follows. Tho Improvement
Iof Bond street from the west line
ot Ninth street TO the west line
NJ blocks 10 and II. Mcclure Astoria.
duly issued by the Auditor and Police
|JulS' ul the Citt OF Astoria, ~ direction
of The Common Council Of said city, maid
W1rr1nt being dated the llth day ui Auru.
lHs, 70 me directed, and the assessment IN
WN.,h 'pr'iIIud amounting tu the sum ut
| 'G3 % with Interest ihCroun from the SIN
dJy NJ January, sys. ~ 5 per cent pef
anuum, being against tho following named
person, 'UWit w. W. Parker, owner OF
the following described property, to.
w.t., lot &, block II, McClureB Astoria,
md against said described property, ana
which warrant commands me to levy upon
nnd make sale of said described property,
IN order 70 7ntlsfy said assessment, the
Interest thereon nnd tho costs and cx-
May, 1885, duly levy upon tho above de-
scrIbcd rc1l property, and / wifi on The
s.h d1y of June, 1895, at tho hour OF 2
O'Clock, In the afternoon OF said day, at
the Court House Door. In the city or
Astoria County of ClatsOp, State Of Ore
ron, sell said above described property NJ
pubic auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash, II. s. Cold Coin, 10 satisfy said as-
3cssincnt, the Interest thereon ana the
costs and expenses OF sale, and accrulng
costs.
Dated Mt Astoria, oregon, the 9th day OF
May. 1888
u. HALLOCK,
Chief of Police, city Of Astoria, oregon.
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Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue
|ot a warrant tor tho collection at a do,
| Uuuuyut assessment Tor the Improvement
|dta,rlhtd as follows, Tho Improvement
Iot liouJ street from tho west line
Iot Ninth street 20 tho west Uno
nf blocks 10 and ". Mcclure Astoria.
duly issued by tho Auditor AMI plilru
IudEc vt the cry W Astoria. hy direction
.Nl lho Common Council ut said tlty, said
Wttuut uvluE JatyJ tho llth day at Aprl.
lNN iN Wo directed ami tho NasvsHWvut lu
Uh.ch HpvylUtd amounting tl the sum ul
tNh ta WITH lUlrfp#. .NN... no llNV mo p'u
duy og january. lNN. al s ptr cent nor
auuuw byus against tho following named
p.fauu. tuWlt, W ". Parker, owner ul
Ono following described property. to-
NIt. lot s. block u, McCluru'a Astoria,
1ud against said described property. ANA
watch Warrant commands mr lo levy upun
lud mako salc of said described property,
interest thereon ana thp costs ami vN-
ptu,rs ot sale. l dld ON tho g,h day OF
May. lNN. duly levy upun tnv above dc.
atr,bcd real property, ANA | Will On tho
Nih day 90 luuv. iNN 40 The hour nt o
D'clotk "a tnc afternoon ot said day, az
tho Court House Door. IN the Clty OF
Astoria, County ut C,Atsup, state 10 ore
son. son said above described property az
nubllc auction o. the highest bidder Cor
cash, l. : Gold Coin. o. satisfy said as
spssmcnt the interest thereon ana tho
costs ana expenses ot sale, ana aeerulug
patcJ AZ Astoria. orcgon. the oh day OF
May. iSyN
r. UALLOCE.
chief ~ rollcc, Guy og Astoria. oregon,
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San Pedro,
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The Weekly Astorian. the second oldes,
weekly in the state OF oregon. has. next
to the Portland oregonian. the largest
weekly circulation in the state.
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The Astorian guarantees TO rs adyer-
tlsers the largest circulation Of any news
paper published on the Columbia river
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Advertising rates can be had on appl-
cation to the business manager.
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CHIEF on pollCE SALE


Notice II hereby given, that by virtue
NJ warrant Tor tho collection af a dc.
'lnqucnt assessment for tho improvement
dra fihrd as follows. Tho Improvement
~ Thirty. third Thirty-nt,h streets and
Harrison avenue, IN Adair'a Astoria
duy issued by tho Auditor and Police
Judge % The city " Astoria, by direction
~ tho Common Council ~ said city. said
warrant being dated Tho iith day ~ Apri
lNN. 90 mo directed, and tho assessment In
which specified amounting 60 tho rum & 2
80 % with interest thsfyun from tho lith
day ~ November iNf 90 u.r .-nl pcr
Rnnum. being against tho following named
person. towlt. r. A. I'M. owner OF
The following described property. to.
VII lot g. block @. Adalra Astoria,
and against said dcncrIbcd property. and
watch warrant commands me 60 loyy upon
ana make nAlu of said described property
IN order % satisfy said assessment, the
Interest thereon and tho costs and c1.
lrnvrH NJ sale. I ild on tho sth day Of
May, lGs. duly levy upon tho above de-
HrrIhcd real property and I will on tho
Nh day ~ June. lSs at tho hour ~ :
O'Clock. IN thr afternoon pf said day, at
ihn tuuf' House Door iu lhr city of
Astoria. County nf ClniHop. State NJ ore.
son, sell said above irarrihod property at
public auction 90 tho highest bidder fnr
cash. L 3 Gold Coin. Co satisfy said as
HrHHmrrt, Tho lntrrrat thereon and tns
COSTS and oNponacu ot SALE and aecrulns
costs
patcL q, A.loria. oregon. the o,h day OF
MAY. iAH
y HALLOCK.
CAlr' ~ Police. city u Astoria. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-05
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue
linquent assessment for the Improvement
described as follows: The Improvement
oil Bond street from the west line
Of Ninth street 10 the west line
OF blocks lG and II. McClure's Astoria
duly Issued by the Auditor and Police
Judge OF The city Jf Astoria, by direction
of the Common Council OF said city, said
warrant being dated the ll'h day Of April
1893, 10 me directed, and the assessment ln
which specified amounting 10 the sum Ol
lG3 G2 with interest thereon f'Ju tLa iih
day Of January. 1893, at y per cent per
annum, icing against the following named
person tOwit. w. w. parker, owner OF
the following described property. to-
wit, lot Z. block Il. McClure'a Astoria.
and against said described property, and
which warrant commands me- 10 levy upon
and make sale OF said described property.
Interest tnefrUn ana the costs and cE-
penses Of sale, | did on the 9th day OF
May, 1893 duly levy upon the above de-
scrbnd real property, and / Will on the
sth day Of June, 1888, at the hour Of z
o'clock In the afternoon Of said day, al
the Court House Door. In the city or
Astoria, County OF ClatsOp, State OF Ore
gOn, sell said above described property at
public auction 10 the highest bidder FOR
cash, u. s.. Gold Coin, 10 satisfy said as
scssment, the interest thereon ana the
costs and expenses Of sale. and accrulng
costs
Dated at Astoria. oregon, the 9th day OF
May, 1898.
Il. HALLOCK.
Chief Of Police, City Of Astoria. Oregon.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
DAILY


Sent BY mail, per year, IN Rdvanee,,..&M
Postage free to subscribers,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-05
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that By Virtue
OF a warrant for the collection OF a de-
lnqucnt assessment Tor the Improvement
1g Thirty third. Thlrty-ifth streets and
Harrison avenue. In Niair's Astoria.
duly issued by the Auditor and Police
Judge " the city OF Astoria. by direction
u the Common Council of said city. said
warrant being dated The NH day ut April
l@s, 70 me directed. and fhe assessment iu
which specified amounting fl the sum %.
$3.50 with interest thereon from the I'm
day of November. 1877. at peg rgnt pes
anEum, being sl.nsl the following named
person. toUlt. E,enor S0vey, owner Of
the following described properly. 'o-
wit lot %, block A.. Adlirs Astor.l.
and against said described property. ana
which warrant commands M d., levy upon
and make sale of said described property,
in order 20 satisfy said assessment. the
Interest thereon and the costs and cN-
pcuscs OF sale. / dd on the 5th day ot
May, 1895. duly levy upon The above de-
scribcd real property, and ! VII, on The
Eth day % June. 1885 lt he hour NJ 2
o clock, Ia the afternoon ot sIl4 day, at
the Court House Door. In the t!iy of
Astoria. County of ClatsOp State NJ Ore
gOn, sell said above described property at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash. 4. $. Gold Coin. % satisfy said AS
sessment, the Interest thereon and the
costs and expenses OF sale. and accrulng
Dated at Astoria. oregon, the 9th day Of
e. HALLOCK,
Chief Of Police. city Of Astoria. oregon
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MARINE NOTES.
Ross. Higgins * Company

The British ship Glcnard lctt UP Tor
Portland yesterday.
Tho Manzanita left her dock Tor Alaska
Yesterday afternoon. but returned shortly
after and will lay over till tomorrow.
The steam schooner Fulton arrived 10
yesterday from san Francisco and way
ports with a cargo OF freight and p1ssyn-
gers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-05

When He the spirit Of truth is come.
He will guide you unto all truth, Tor lie
shah no; speak OF Himself, but whatso-
ever He shall hear. that shall lie speak,
and He shah show you things TO come
lie shall glorify me, Tor he shall reveiye
OF Mine and shall show It unto you.-St
John, l6, II, i1
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Tide Table for June. 1898.

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cnlct O, Police, city Of A',Sot'I.aG A'',S'I.GVES: orSl,
The times., 1898-10-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

1t is stated that when Admiral Schley return, to
this country from Porto Rico which will probably
be snext week, his friends will endeavor to have
him assigned to duty in Washington Among
the places mentioned for him is president of the
lighthouse board. IS
Cornelius Eckhardt, of this city, has gone 10
New York TO attend the annual convention of
the Luther League Of America The convection
will meet in Holy Trinity Church. and il is ex.
pected that there will be about LOCO delegates
in Attendance from all parts OF the country.
The Rev. DR.. W. f. Parson, pastor of the
Church of the Reformation, in this city, and
United States Senator George L. Wellington will
also attend and deliver an address before the con-
vention.
The leave OF absence granted Capt Charles C.
Clark, Volunteer Signal Corps, has been extended
ten days.
Acting Assistant Surgeons Raphael A. Ed
monston and W. II. Prescott have been ordered
to duty at Fort Monroe from the hospital at
Montauk Point.
Lieut. Samuel B. Arnold. First Cavalry. who
is Washingtonian, has had his leave OF absence
extended ten days.
Robert Gibson, of this city, has returned f-om
an extended European trip.
Lieut.. Col ". II. Gardner. of the army. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Findley Harris. AT No.
17l0 Sixteenth Street northwest.
Capt. Stephen Y. Seyburn, of the army. has
leased for a period of two years the Fitch man.
sion on Rhode Island Avenue.
The times., 1898-10-19
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICER.
Meeting of the Y. II. c. A. Held Last
Night.

The annual meeting for the election of
officers of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation was held Monday evening at the
headquarters of the association. 1iO3 New
York Avenue northwest
1t is understood that there was opposi-
tion to the reelection of some of the old
officers. and for while there was live
ly fight on hand. The ultimate result. ac-
cording to the official announcement
made last night, was as follows:
S. W. Woodward. former first vice pres
ident. was elected president in place of
Charles E. Foster, who becomes first
vice president; John B. Larner reelected
second vice president: ]. II. Lichliter, re-
elected recording secretary. and ]. Ed.
ward Bates was reelected treasurer.
OF the board of directors whose terms
expired this year, A. S. Taylor, w. B.
Gurley. B. II. Warner and f. A. Ster
We're reelected; while w. A II. Church
and IL. w Olmstead retired for the rsa-
son that they could not attend the meet
ings.
The new names added to the directory
by unanimous election were Judge c. c.
Cole, DIR. ]. Taber Johnson. Frederick l..
Moore Miles NJ. Shand and Grant Leet.
The announcement is made that the
educational classes will be open Friday
evening at O'Clock with the following
teachers: Harry o. Hine. bookkeeping
English and arithmetic; Harry c. Lewis.
shorthand: H X. Griffith, mechanical
and architectural drawing; ]. Arthur
Rose. typewriting. The membership fee
is S. payable in advance.
The times., 1898-10-19
WIDOW GETS HER PROPERTY.
Justice Coles Warning to Justices
of the Pence.

Justice Coles Warning TO Justices
of the Pence.
The opinion of Justice Cole given yes
terday in the case of Cannateilo against
Raimondi will no doubt have the effect
of making justices of the peace go slow
in their executing judgments against
widows, especially if their whole estate
consists of a few pieces of wearing ap-
parel, bed clothing, and some cooking
utensils. Justice Cole. in dismissing the
case. said in effect that the law which
permitted a constable to virtually turn a
widow out of doors for the purpose of col
lecting n judgment such as was rendered
against Widow Raimondi is horrible one
and he would find it a hard thing to en-
force it.
The case came up before Justice Cole
in Circuit Court No. l yesterday on an
appeal from Justice of the Peace L. c.
Strider, who had rendered judgment for
$50 against Mrs. Vinciniz Raimondi for
assauting the child of Mrs. Cannatello.
Mrs. Raimondi was not able to pay the
amount of the judgment and execution
was issued against her.
The constable who served the process
found nothing at the home of Mrs. Raj
mondi but a few household articles, such
as are mentioned above. The constable
levied upon all he found and left the poor
woman with an empty house. The con-
stable afterwards stated that he had
taken even some of the widows under
clothing, blankets. and pillows.
At the trial before Justice of the Peace
Strider Mrs. Raimondi was represented
by Campbell Darlington and Irving Will
hanson, who procured bond for her and
carried the matter to the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia. When JUS
tice Cole heard Mrs. Raimondi's state
ment and that of some other witnesses he
instructed the jury to return a verdict
for the defendant appellant, Mrs Raj
mondi.
The times., 1898-10-19
THE SPRE ADEAGLE.
Lieut.. Col. Moore Defends His Use
of 1t mt Camp Mende.

Harrisburg. Pa. Oct. IS-Lieut. Col.
OBrien Moore. of the Second West Vir-
ginia, said today that he had no regrets
for ordering the "spreadeagling" of Pri-
Yates Nose, Mace and Plank for refusal to
work.
IF necessary I will repeat the punish
ment." said he. There are men in this
regiment who would rather be in the
guardhouse than out of it. so that they
can escape work, and they Intentionally
commit offenses In order to be sent there.
! do not propose that the Second West
Virginia guardhouse shall be a safe thing
for these men,
Il do not regard the punishment in
flicted on the men as inhuman and shall
use something equally effective in the
future"
Today the men in the guardhous were
released and ordered to dig sinks. Nose.
Mace and Plank refused and were sent
back to the guardhouse. Private Nose
was bucked and gagged last week for
cursing his captain. After three hours
of this he was bleeding from the mouth
and yielded. The company which Nose
and his companions belong to was re-
cruited in the mountains.
The times., 1898-10-19
IN HONOR OF LAFAYETTE.
school Children VIII Pay Tribute
IN His Memory To-day.

The public schools of this city and those
in every large city in the country will to-
dav celebrate Lafayette Day. the ami
versary of the surrender of Cornwalls at
Yorktown.
The afternoon has been set apart for the
purpose by the board of school trustees
and beginning at o'clock programs will
be begun simultaneously in all the prim-
ary. grammar and high schools of the
District These programs will not be as
elaborate as those to be followed in the
schools Of other cities, but the exercises
will be OF patriotic nature. and will
treat principally of Gen. Lafayette and
his association with the revolution.
Today was set apart as Lafayette Day
by the Lafayette Memorial Commission.
which has inGuguraIed national school
movement to raise sufficient funds to
erect a magnificent memorial monument
during the Paris Exposition, over the
grave of Lafayette, which is located in
Paris, near the exposition grounds. The
memorial is expected to cest half a mil
lion dollars, and it will be unveiled with
appropriate ceremonies on United States
Day, which will be the Fourth of July,
1900.
The originator of the movement IS Hon.
Ferdinand w Peck. the commissioner
general of the United States TO the eX-
position. 1t has been indorsed by Con-
gress the President and his Cabinet.
presidents of boards of education and
boards of school trustees in every part
of the country.
The day will be celebrated in the chapel
of the Columbian University, at 9:15
o'clock this morning. Addresses will be
made by DR.. Swishler, the professor of
history. and others.
At the exercises in the Smallwood
School an address will be delivered by
the Rt. Rev. DR.. Tuttle. the Bishop of
Missouri
The times., 1898-10-19
A cHAIRMAN SELECTED.
Second Meeting of the Industrial
Labor Commission.

Labor Commission.
The Industrial Labor Commission, at its
meeting yesterday, devoted considerable
time to getting the views of each member
as to the manner in which the investiga-
ton of the five subjects-immigration
labor, manufacture agriculture. and busi-
ness-should be handled and the best
methods for securing II desired infor
nation.
1t was finally decided to appoint five
subcommittee. one to handle each sub
ject. The committees have not yet been
named. The one on labor will probably
be composed of Messrs. Conger, harris.
and Ratchford.
Plans for systematic line of work were
also discussed and the selection of per-
manent secretary was deferred until the
next meeting, which will be held No
vember 10. In the interval Mr.. Farquhar
will act as temporary secretary.
a permanent chairman and first AMI
second vice chairmen were selected as
follows: Chairman, Senator Kyle first
vice chairman, Former Representative
Phillips; second vice chairman. Represen-
tative Gardner.
The commission has secured as perman-
ent quarters a suite of five rooms in the
Bliss Building, at a monthly rental of
$50
1t is said that Gus. A. Schuldt, a we'll
known economic writer, is slated for the
position of chief compiler and statistican.