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PEACE COMMISSION.
FIRST MEETING HELD AT PARIS
spanish Epvoys Said to Have Been Sur
prIsed by tho American Dsmnnds-They
Telegraph to Madrid for Instructions.

Paris. Oct. 3.-Thc representative OF
the Associated Press learns that the
session OF the Peace Commission to-
day was highly important and that the
Americans have made u demand of
such character that the Spanlards find
IL necessary to ask for an adjournment
in order to enable them to consult with
the government at Madrid. rr.
1t is believed that the question con-
Germs the Philippines. and II Is known
that the Americans are highly pleased
at having so soon reached what they
consider Il very important phase In the
negotiations and consider the two seq
sions thus far held us satisfactory to
America 4 member of the commits
sion expressed the belief that the work
would be completed within one month.
In the Spanish camp great hopes are
built OH what they believe General
Merritt Will advise. namely. that the
Philippines are incapable of self-Sov-
ernment and that the whole situation
does not warrant America in taking
the responsibility for the entire Philip
pines. The Spaniards are ready to give
whatever America asks In the way of
coaling stations. but will, II is claimed.
resist more, to the verge OF II renewal
of hostilitics.
Major General Merritt. who COM
mandcd the American troops mt Ma
Mia, arrived here to-day from Mar
seillcs. The general did not sse the
United States Peace commissioners be-
fore the opening of the joint session to-
day.
The American commissioners held II
session this morning ut their own Of
fees. preparatory to the second meet
Ing with the Spanish commissioners.
III at I'm sinnnlsS'
rooms In the foreign office Mt . o'clock
this afternoon. The plan of work
directed to he prepared by the secre-
tarics has not been perfected. as the
secretary of the Spanish commission
did not arrive here until to-day.
To-dny's session lasted until o'clock
Mt which hour the commissioners ad-
journed to meet at o'clock next Fri
day afternoon. such interval being ncc-
essury TO allow separate deliberation
by cnch commission. The secretary OF
the Spanish commission will arrive to-
night. The Spanish and American COM
missioners Will be received tomorrow
by President Faure. The hour fixed
for the reception of the Americans IL
4:45 In the afternoon. General Merritt
will accompany the Americans to this
function. which will be held at the Pal.
ais de Elysce. The opinion is now held
that the work of the commissions may
be finished within one month.
Madrid. Oct. 3.-The reported intcn-
tion of the United States government
to retain the whole OF the Philippine
islands has created almost n state OF
stupefaction here. and 1t is seml-of-
ficially announced that the Spanish
government has resolved to vigorously
combat any action. which 1t is claimed.
the terms of the pence protocol pre-
clule
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WANTS TWO ISLANDS.
Opinions as to What Americans Will De.
mAnd Of Spnin.

Chicago. Oct. 4.-A special from
Washington to the Record says:
Gil Bias. the French newspaper. has
made n pretty close guess at the in
structions of the peace commissioners
and the policy of the United States
concerning the Philippine islands.
While nobody outside the Cabinet cir
Gle knows definitely what the instruc-
tons are, II is the general understands
ing among congressman and others
who have been consulted by the Prcsi-
dent that our government will demand
the absolute ceSsion of the island of
Iuzon and also the island of Palawan.
which commands the entrance TO the
China sea, and Is recommended by
naval authorities rs the most available
location for Il naval station. 1t Is also
understood that our commissioners
will demand all of the commercial nd-
vantagcs that are enjoyed by Spain In
the remainder of the Philippines. and
that no part of the archipelago shall be
transferred to any other nation with
out the consent of our government.
At the same time the American COM
missiOners are given very wide diScre-
ton in the details Of the agreement.
Having complete confidence In their
Judgment and patriotism the President
has not attempted to tie their hands.
Infpp OIL tlt cOluIlllSSioutIS laws,
Frye and Reid-are cNpansionists; Day
and Gray are not.
1t is expected that the Spanish gov
crnment will show the greatest tcnac-
ity In objcctng to the provision which
prevents the transfer Of the sovereign
ty of any of the islands without the
consent of the United States. 1t is gen.
orally assumed by the diplomntists
here that Spain intends to get rid of
the whole of the archipelago and that
there is already n secret understanding
for the sale of naval station to Ger
many for n price which will cover part
of the cost of the war. Spain cannot re-
tain any of the Philippines without a
continual conflict with the natives. The
insurgents are in active hostility In
several of them already. and 1t Will
cost more than they are worth TO en-
force Spanish authority. At the same
time the Spanish government Will not
care to be hampered by any conditions
In disposing of them
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Paris, Oct. 2.-Disordcrs resulting
from the Drcyfus case have caused IN
tense alarm among the foreigners at the
hotels. and it is probable that an exc
dus will take place, the guests fearing
grave developments.
The working class. SO far, has held
aloof, but the leaders of the rival par
ties are doing their utmost to stir them
up, and it is believed that the disorders
will be repeated.
Disorders. the majority of them be
ing in the vicinity of the office OF the
Libre Parole. took place during the
evening. Many persons were slightly
injured. though sticks were the only
weapons used. Several arrests were
made.
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Enort News, Va. Oct. 4.-Amid
Pllhusiastic plaudits of nearly 40,-
people, the shrill salutation of
whistles from many boats and
lahd the strains of 1.-The Star
ied Banner" the tirst-class battle
ll'nois slid into the water to-day.
launch was Il success in every
.ilar. The sponsor of the vessel,
Nahnie Letter Of Chicago, was ac-
nied by Governor Tanner OF H.
MS staff in full uniform, and n
or distinguished Chicagonns.
It among the vessels in the har-
us the Presidents dispatch boat
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TROOPS FoR PoaTo RICO.
of Plans for tho A rmy In
the Future.

Washington. d. c., Oct. 3.-The War
troops to Porto Rico.
Orders have been issued directing
that the Fifth regiment cavalry. now At
Huntsville. Alabama; the Sixth United
jates volunteer infantry, now ut
Chicknmauga. and the Forty seventh
New York. now at Fort Adams. shall
proceed TO such point in Porto Rico as
may be desired by the commanding
general of that island.
The Eighth United States volunteer
infantry and two companies Of the In
diana colorcd volunteers, now at Fort
Thomas. Kentucky, will relieve the
Sixth volunteer infantry at ChicEa-
manga.
All the troops Mt Camp Meade will
soon be ordered to points in the South.
Some of them may go 10 Cuba, but the
mnJ nJOrity will for the present occupy
the new camps recently selected in
Georgia and South Carolina. 1t Is cx-
pected that the troops sent to garrison
duty in Cuba will not remain long, but
when they have seen service for few
months will return 10 this country. The
same Is probably true ns to Porto Rico.
II is also intimated that when the
troops return the volunteers will be
given sixty days furlouGli and be mus
tered ont. BY that time Congress will
have had nm opportunity to determine
what shall be done In regard to garri-
soning the new possessions.
This determination is no doubt due to
pressure that has been brought by
members of Congress for the mastering
out OF volunteers from their states and
districts. The responsibility for fur
nishing troops for garrison duty gen-
orally will be upon Congress.
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Oa,c,.l Excursion Train to tho Pittaburg
Conctave.

Denver, Oct. 3.-Grnn d Commandery
of Colorado. Knights Tcmpars, have
selected the Santa Fe us the official
route to the Twenty-seventh Trienniaf
Couclaye to meet ut Pittsburg, Penn
sylvanin, October 10th to 14th.
The official train will leave Denver Mt
I 90 u. H., Colorado Springs $50 p. m..
Pueblo II 10 p. m., Friday, October Ith.
Through Pullman palace sleepers Will
run, Denver to Pittsburg, without
change via the A., Z. & s. +. to Chica-
20, thence over the Pennsylvania rail-
road, arriving In Pittsburg Monday
morning, October 9th, in time for open
ing session.
Rate is one fare for round trip.
Rcrth rnte. Denver to Pittsburg, $3.50.
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NO. 10.

Where. they remained until the flames
passed over. -Four men who We're In
the rear are missing and are believed to
have been lost.
Many persons sought refuge In wells.
Reports from Cumberland Lake this
afternoon, say the town is In danger.
Business was suspended and the clti-
zens were out In an endeavor to check
the flames.
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Norfolk. Va. Oct. 4.-When Sparks
circus exhibited Mt Franklin, near here;
the lion tanner added to the program
by putting his head into the lions
mouth. The lion shut down crushing
the trainers head. The lions mate
sprung on the body of the PROSTATE
man and tore 1t to pieces.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-10-06

San Francisco, Oct. 4.-Thc United
States transport steamer Senator ar
rived to-day from Manila via Homo
lulu. She left Manila 30 days ago for
San Francisco. but was conf led to
stop Mt Honolulu for repairs.
,The full list of soldiers retu p d on
tho Senutor had not been received at
army headquarters at Il late hour.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-10-06

Dolphin. having on board Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Allen and a par
ty of WashingtOnlnns.
Miss Letter used bottle OF cham
pagnc In the ceremony.
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i2mrcock ana SaEhounl huli 100 rari-
land hy san Francisco parties. ta 81
Mlchlrls. and which returned Sunlty
with the river steamers Ia wrecked con-
i.uon sailed yesterday afternoon tor
Seattle
Captain Garl,ck, one " lhc best nay-
gators ln the merchant service. ls very
indignant 40 the Misrepresentation about
him iu tho Portland and Astoria papers.
% has been charged thlt he dd NOT in
bis duty and that after tho mon on ,hr
wrecked steamers We're taken N and
safely put ahoari ihc Thompson they
were badly treated and starved "rhc
truth s.' said captain G1rllck yesterday,
"ihc Thompson barely has 1et1mmoi,-
lions tp make hrr crew and officers com.
Portable Now when eighty more mrn
were put aboard ,hr ship @ was a physical
imposs.h.i.N ta aui quarters g1r them or
property feed them Tho steward I.l tHr
h'st hr could. SERVING our table after
another ana treating all alike. but De- took
"a long time with h.s limited AcIuilrs ami
help 'n take carr ot eighty extra people
"Wo j.l 100 wc could tur che unfortunate
men and deeply mpltHirsi with 'H.m
Most NJ them bad never seen mo ocean no.
fHrg rui dI NOT know what was ush.
nr wrong We rcgre, moro 'h1u bny
ono ,hv wreck.uE 10 tho boats. nnl could
mott prevent TO- ana were only carry ng ouf
1nr contract io tow them to ST. M..hiels
Mr. Richardson. ono ~ tho officers 20 tHe
transportation company lrfi f1r Portland
lIsi u.ght to meet Mr. Hnswou. one of the
officers from san FrancIaco NJ thc com.
pHny that built mo G1mrcock and sng
hound 90 have a. conference na Co what
shall Doe done Tho eomplnys mon. as
we'll as the eighty odd passengers. lost
nearly 1ll their personal effects besides
the boats All the furniture and s. n0
worth 90 provisions purchased IN Port.
hand, arc total loss
Mr. Herbert. tho steward ~ the com.
plny says that had the boats reached
the Yukon they would have mado a mint
~ money this season
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.Shanahan Brothers,
GREAT 1ARGAIN HOUSE.

patriotism by joining The Emergency
.1rps to hr,p ihr boys that have gone %
tnr front tui take rarc ~ those they
lrt,r behind
Mra O. cleveland Mrs r. l. Cor.
ding. Mr \ ~ wcyland Mr, Sarah J.
clinton. Mr. D. - currau. Mrs e. NJ
Adams Mr Fannie Montgomery. MIS-.
.M j ilauthoru Mrs NJ " Henry. Mra
Mary NJ Dyrus. Mp ELLA punoka. Mrr
G,prsn Mlthrna. Mrs \ \ Fas,cucni.
Mrt VI T. Gillette. Miss ilvu Cleveland,
Mrs g. " Fulton. Mp ii. g. rncL
Mr- clyde Fulton. Mrs 4 uuas. Mrs
NJ O. FnA. Mrs a. Hrlslcr. Mrs ". y
smith. Mr e. \ Gyarhart Mrr a.
Wuurr Mu 1 bergman Mrs e. NJ.
i,r. Mr. barbara UurtviF Mrs 'ua
Gru Mra e. NJ hylcs. Mra Leslie ll'-
utrt C1vug. Mu T. j rrumhpi Mrs
TO- D. Woudmri Mics Aun.o NJ Powell
.Mra s. a Connolly Mrs " EAar'm
Mrt b. rucl. Mrs NJ l. rafhAn Mr7
u.s. s,h.uas.l Nu ] strauss Mr. -
.r N.krtu. Mr. lt Wlsr. Mrn " ll
/ AI1lr Mu a J Grass Mrt G. \.
.ytmplrll. Mr " Vobh. Mrs q. V ror-
...r. Mr. j g.. Kiu, Mr T.. Gra'k',
.Mr % K,lru,y Mr = T.. FrrcHrn.
. W.a q VI Nuri1n Mrs " I. llNrh
/ 'Mr O. 4 pWman. Mr G. ~ Stockton
l. N-a kbt, N weldon Mrs - u,ri
.Alu N Madison
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Matt 5. Hougen, sheriff Of wahklakum
county, Wash, Is in the city,
Buy your tickets early for the Emer-
gency Corps Fourth Of July ball.
Attend the cantata at the Methodist
churchon Friday evening July lst
Mrs. F. A. Helm, OF Corvallis, is in the
city, a guest Of Mrs. p. + Woodtord
An adjournment until the uth win be
taken by the circuit court this evening.
The Emergency corps ball at Foard *
Stokes hail July will be the event Of the
day..
c. H. Cooper was high a. the A. F. C..
alleys yesterday, with the excellent score
Of GO.
Paxton's photos are on paper Of his
own preparation and are guaranteed not
to fade.
Mrs. Kathleen ROSS returned TO Ska
mokawa yesterday after short visit in
the city.
Five cars Of salmon were shipped on
the railroad yesterday and three cars on
the boats.
"a Meeting Of Nations" Friday even
ing at the Methodist church Be there
and see It.
->--.---
Wanted-Teamsters and plank layers,
Apply Nelson & Goodn, Eighth street
improvement.
WILD BAACKBERRIEs. Leave your
orders for wild b.ackberrles with Ross
/ Higgins & Co.
/ Gustaf Olsen and Jennie Tomasson were
granted a marriage license by County
Clerk Dunbar yesterday.
The Emergency Corps, at It's meeting
yesterday, took in enough new members
to make the number sixty.
/ You can get your umbrellas covered IN
Astoria as well as in Portland at the
corner Of Tenth and Duane.
New crop dried fruits, new crop raisins,
dgs and assorted nuts-all extra fine quail
ity. at Ross, Higgins & Co.
Mr.. j. D. Mansfield, travelling freight
agent Of the Rio Grande Western rail-
way, visited Astoria yesterday.
Mr. L. B. Gorham, travelling freight
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agent Of the Chicago. Rock Island *
/ Pacific railway, was In the city yesterday.
{ Plaid Gibh,rs st puuha.'-.
/ Uncle sam viii present the republic OF
Cuba 20 AmerIca-Fr!day evening al the
Methodist church.
FINE CHERRIES. RAsPBERRGEs
and RED CURRANTs are plentiful and
cheap. See Ross, Higgins & Co.
A full attendance Is desired az the ". c.
T. L. today, as a matter Of interest to all
Is to be brought before the meeting
The Clatsop MIL company Is erecting a
large box factory on the site occupied
by the one recently destroyed by fire.
! Look In our window today FOR tooth
brushes; your choice for 10 cents. Charles
Rogers, druggist, odd Fellows building.
! large number OF Lewis e. Clark
people were In town yesterday. Crops in
that district are reported in fine con-
dition.
Painters were at work on the court.
house yesterday. believing that a new
coat Of paint would add to the appearance
Of the old building.
A regular pantomlne OF views depicting
the life and history Of Astoria. and
souvenirs Of the city and country at the
snodgrass gallery.
! PeTcales at Dunbat's.
| The Rev Mr.. Short left by rail last
night for his eastern vacation. A large
number Of Pensioners were at the sta
tion to seq him Of
There will be a grand time and bushels
Of fun at the Emergency Corps ball, the
evening Of the Fourth Of July at the
Foard & Stokes hall
Commencing today tickets Of the A. &
G. will be on sale In Portland at the onicc
Of the Northern Pacific railroad, corner
Third and Morrison streets.
Theodore Brake and a. G. spexarth, II
Is reported will at once commence the
/ erection Of a new business block on Com
mercal street next to the Spa"
old timers say that this Is the most
peculiar season In ten years. It is cold
and backward, but there Is one thing
about It, big wheat crop Is assured.
The Fourth Of July celebration commit
tee has appointed F. ]. Carney grand
marshal Of the day. Mr.. Carney has
selected as his aids DR.. NJ W. Walker
and Albert Dunbar.
Mr. John +. McGoyern Of San Fran
cisco representing Delanald, McGovern
and company, New York and San Fran
cisco, is visitor in the city. They are
large salmon buyers
Mrs. sherman Prael, Mrs. clyde Fulton,
Mrs. Walter Robb, Miss May Norton,
Miss Belle Cleveland, and Mrs. John
Griffin are the floor committee for the
emergency corps ball Monday night.
The ladies' Of the Holy Innocents guild
East Astoria, will give an Ice cream go
cial at Mrs. j. II. Palmers home, cor
ner 34th and Harrison streets, this even
ing. All are cordially invited 10 come
The monthly tournament for gentlemen
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rounru OF JULY EXCURSION RATE.

The white Collar Line viii sell Fourth
VI July excursion tickets between As
iorla and Portland and all way points
AZ one fare for the round trip Tickets
sold July 2. 3. and I good returning up
10 July g.. inclusive.
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cmcrr cornr rRocGGplNds

W o. M,Grrsor receiver SO. Annie NJ
Grimes. settled and dismissed.
Anton Wcyiund % native ~ Germany
admitted Go citizenship
William u pily, Son s GO. vs. EltA'
beth VI Turk. default and decree.
". T. Iawlyy Vs. Laura il WhhIly OF
al. drftul, and decree
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Character !

SeAtlltng'S Best baking
powder keeps, and does per-
feet work, in all climates:
wet, dry hot, cold.
Your money back - at
your grocer s-if you do not
like it. a
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ATTRACTIVE
PRICES.
7Sc pair.

AZ i1Ic yard, handsome striped half
wool henrietta dress auliluE. regular
price 90 yard,
AZ Zoe yard, black henrietta dress suit.
Inns, regular price sjc per yard,
AZ &c yard. % inches Wide an wool H..
dies cloth, regular price 5oc yard
A. tlc yard, plalds IN an colors and bro.
,adcd colorcd dress su,luss. regular
prl,o s5c,
\, Sl9 each. black hro,aici dress skirts.
rul width, taUca lined, bound with
vclvetccn, regular price SEQ
A. lee yard, wide pcrcaIes, all new pat.
terms, regular price is'sc yard
\, llsc yard, full width shccilus. good
heavy quality, regular price lSc yard
A tgc yard, hes, quality apron slngham,
At t'sr yard yard Wide hlcachcd or uu'
blctchcd muslin, regular price ;c yard
AZ jc yard, ,wlucd black heavy knapped
canton flannel, regular price i,9c yard
AZ ne yard extra heavy mackinaw
tN,l,s. just tho thing f5r shlrunss
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SILVER
SHEEN,

The perfect substitute
for silk for Innings for
whist and skirts We
are sole agents for these
goods.
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The Western Union Telegraph company
yesterday completed rs new through
wire 90 Portland This gives them two
wires 10 Portland. and lf one should break
there would be tho other 90 work with
Manager johnson says ihat one og tho
wires is strictly through wire and ls
not connected with any intermediate STA.
ton. $50 tha, no one can pipe on Astoria
business
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\. J. Ridgcon. Phoenix. Arizt NJ q.
Harrison. : r. cobb. l.. 5. Graham J.
u, Mansfield, W c. NUcs. Ben Slu,humer.
g. r.. lIapgood. Frank J. Turk aud wife
Portland. \ ]. Porter. Seattle. James
jerome. W W Richardson. J f. Nj.
Govern. san Francisco. George 5. way
Chicago. q. RUtenbcrg. 81 Paul. H. =
MCGOWAN. chinook, are 40 tho Occ.dsnJ
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THE ELIHU THOMPSON.
Did All She Could for the Wrecked Yukon
Steamers.

The Ellhu Thompson, the steamer that
started to tow the Yukon river steamers
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Mr. r. u, S.g'er ut the MulJuomlh
Box Manufacturing company ot port'
land, is 100 the city purchasing logs llg
yesterday procured about $4,000 teei from
Hll.sdcll Bros ana Ulklla, ~ Olnoy
limited supply and the decrease lu On,
number ot llrsHs camps a year ago
llEgrrs gnt $3.50 per thousand tlr spruce"
The price Increased 90 81 ast au HnI H
now N.". with d. probability ot 10 a.,
greater Increase. The mill. boo th.s yly
Ire charging from 81, p N2 for sawed
spruce lumber. These prices are the
result. ot .he combine recently ~ c'cd
tn" experiment 1' canning salmon .n
porcelain cups. tried Hst year ny th'
. carlisle Canning company ug New What
com. resulted 500 ,ncourg.ngiy lh1, a
large portion OF the compluy's pack VIII
o' pui up in thes, r,yypnclcs this sel'
son. The salmon were sold abroad. where
the many c1lumnlss circulated LAST year
regarding packing methods and the quail
l 10y ot th" fish put up 10 the northwest,
mad created something OF a prejudice, ana
favored the Innovation. The Cariisl" cam
@,gnm,ni' pt y1 hpgahelds pt porcelain
cups, which viii be used this season.
West Coast Trade,
Mr.. W. Z. Niles better known as
/ shorty the travelling freight agent OF
the Union Paclhc railway, and who has
the reputation of getting more wool and
live stock than any man on the road,
spent yesterday with his Astoria friends,
and incidentally picked up half a dozen
cars VI salmon 20 80 east via his line.
Mr.. Niles stated 10 an Astorlan repre-
sentative that General Agent X. W.
Baxter, who has Just been promoted 70
the position Of superintendent OF the Ne
braska division, has been succeeded In
Portland by Mr.. J, H. Lothrop, agent
AT Cleveland, Ohio. President II G.,
Burt, Traffic Manager J. \. MunrOc,
General Passenger Agent r. L. LOmax
and other Union Pacific officials will
be In Portland today and viii probably
make a visit 10 Astoria on their special
train Mr. Baxtcr's many friends con-
graullte him on his promotion.
The afternoon tea given By the young
ladies' of 81. Agnes guild Of Grace church
yesterday at the residence Of Mrs. l.
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will takc place at the \. r. &. alleys
to-day rhcrc arc about slNty.Oyo cutrlos
and SOME excellent bowling n expected,
The ladies will bowl tomorrow.
George Uohsop was arrested yesterday
ON charge of assault on CNdc Rowan
The ease was tried hctoro Justice Abor'
cWmhr, who suspended sentence during
good behavior Roth are boys living with
their parents on Nouug's RNcr
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Rev Isaac Dawson arrived lram rort-
land last evening 20 take tho place or Rcv.
Mr. Short. who has gone east, Mr paw-
son will DC the rector In charge At Grace
church during the months ut July ami
August, and Rrv Mr. Harris " cove
or, will succeed him In the month ot
September. Mr. Short expects TO return
about october l.
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AROUND TOWN.

THURSDAY
o, red fields Of blossomlng clover,
Green meadows Of wind-blown hay,
And bees that wander over them
Like glints Of gold sunshine astray.
%. r. Han.
Try shilhng's Best tea and baking
powder.
Sweet cream lOc pint at the Spa.
Best ice cream at the Bonbonniere.
Cream 10 and l5c per pint. Parlor Candy
Store.
Infants Null Hoods at DuDbaTs.
See the Strange Visitors" on Friday
night.
Try Golden Gate compressed yeast al
the ParlOr.
Fireworks Of all descriptions at the
Bonbonnlere.
Fresh cream. strawberries and Ice al
Foard & Stokes Co.
The steamer Elhu Thompson cleared
yesterday for Seattle.
II snodgrass doesn't make your pictures
you don't get the best.
When you want fine tea, good coffee and
spices try Foard & Stokes Co.
Empire Corset at Dunbar.