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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
TROUBLE ox THE YUKON.

san Ffandsco. Aug. 1.-THE Call s1ys
serious trouble In the interior of Alaska
b. nprrhebdcd by the United states gov
rrnmrnL
Food riots aro feared at Fort Yukon ana
olner up.nyDr paints. growing out of the
failure 0f the transportation companies
tD get food supplies in there % account oi
tio prevailing low wafer Atilns on In
atrncuons received from Washington,
Major General Merriam VIII quickly dis
patch battery of artillery 20 g. Mich
aclr. the oniccr 90 charge having orders
10 ur4t,cd 81. 1hro. up the Yukon river 10
Tpu lu4on and open q military posi- ipi
the coming winter Tho expedition VIII
aIro carry % large quantity of extra pro-
.slous and supplies 70 relieve dls'reFF.
When 49, Mchlcls h reached ihe COM
mandlng oHieer viii promptly levy on any
river bpats hc may nnf. Ec.ziug them ii
lo,cnplgy. and wlIl transport bis troops
gnd supplies 20 lheIr destination Win ai'
y.ssble dispatch. 4 form of military gov
eminent Nlll be established and good or
der malHihlncd ~ Alaska. even n u r.
uulrcs iAc service ot the soldiers and ar
lilicty
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
AFRAID or YELLOW FEVER.
spanlards Around Corunna Dlssat.she
and Oppose Continuing the War.

| 5paulards Around Corunna Dissatisfied
ana Oppose Continuing the War.
! Sew York. August ia dispatch from
| COrlnua. VIA Hendaye. says:
I Great dissatisfaction prevails here and
/ |at yigo and Santander thar these points
should have been selected for the sanitary
camp. % receive General ToraIs army.
I Exaggerated reports Of yellow fever and
| other diseases that the troops are likely
20 bring with them caused almost a panic
among the ignorant people.
The fort OF C0runna remains Absolutely
defenceless and al Vigo there are only
two gunboats. the Halcon and the Ha-
bana All the commercial towns Of the
Cantabrian coast are completely az the
mercy Of any hostile cruiser for not even
iorpedoes or submarine mines have been
laid
Inc population Of these northwestern
provinces l. absolutely oiyvsed 50 ihe
continuation Of the war under any pre-
text whatever and this especially so in
the sea coast towns. which would un-
doubtedly surrender al the very firsi sight
of an American ship in order to avoid
bombariment. The people In the towns
and In the country have an adequate sup
ply OF provisions and the cost OF living in
this part OF Spain is no dearer now tnan
be.ore the war.
General discomfort against the govern
ment is noticeable but the people neither
need leaders nor money to assume active
hostllities.
Meanwhile the attitude OF the army Is
anxlously observed. for in the popular be-
lief 1t is now the army alone which con-
trols the situation.
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Immediately NJ that ali Arrangements ana
plans of installation may be completed and
forwarded 70 tho directors of tho expoSi'
tlon before February ~, 100 Intending
exhibitors are also advised that 10 esii-
mnung the square foot Of space necessary
should allow Tor only one article u q
Kind 10 nr as possible ana consider that
the relative size and Importance of the
industry N The applicants Will have 70 be
the guide In determining the equitable
distribution Of the space. This late hd-
monlton has been effective IN consolldat-
Ink several exhibits" In one case 2 KIN
drod Industries have agreed 20 put theif
exhibits In charge of ons agent u "
probable that special commission VIII De
appointed. the duty ~ which wll be- %
award space ana pass on application
Thus mr. more than NJ applications have
been received 90 the New York ONCE ~
the commissioner and w AZ the Chicago
Office
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12

Women IN charge Of homes and care
worn. complaining people find their
strfnth permanently established by the
use OF Palne's celery compound the
greatest nerve restorer and blood purifier
,ae world has ever been blessed with. Try
O.. and whcn you 20 the drug store for
Paine's crlecry compound see that you
ge, Il.
Mrs Bolser speaks for countless women
who have suffered from aching backs
worn and iired feelings. and have been
freed from pain and weakness by Paine's
celery compound. Mrs Bolser tells the
story OF her de.iyerance from inyaLdism
20 the twO following letters:
Mountain Junction. Tenn. Nov. .. 81
Wells. Richardson q Co..
Dear Sirs-TwO years ago came from
Nova Scotia. and | suppose my debili-
taied condition was partially owing to
climatic influences. / used various kinds
OF medicines but continually grew weak
er. until II was with difficulty that could
go up and down stairs. and in trying 70
walk out OF doors. could go only a few
steps when / would be Obliged 10 lean
against a tree or sit down. had read
frequently of Paines celery compound
and resolved 10 use H.
1t put me on my feet again. so that 1
began 20 take courage. | used several
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bottles and I feel owe you a debt OF
gratitude for the same. recommend the
compound to my friends Ear and near
Yours gratefully
Mrs. G. 3. Bolser
After two years jlrs. e. B. Bolses still
praises Paine's celery compound.
ST. Elmo. Tenn. June e, 1906.
Dear Slrs--I still contiue friend and
well wisher OF Paine's celery compound.
and have received replies from my friends
OF its good results on my recommendation.
| wish you continued success.
Yours truly.
MS. =. q. B0iser.
one OF the largest retail druggists In
the cily. whose business enables him 10
feel the public pulse in the matter OF sick
ness and its cure. says: women are
peculiarly in need OF a pleasant tonic
They suffer from exhaustion. and in
Paine's celery compound they find Instant
relief. Many families now use It. and
many wives give It TO their husbands
when they return home at night worn out
from business cares. II never fails TO
invigorats both the mind and the body.
ana IS a preparation that meets a COM
mon want for a safe and benz fetal tonic"
Paine's celery compound Is tust the
remedy that suits the condition OF women
run down in health. with unstrung nerves,
wasted bodies, and thin. vitiated blood.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
MINISTER'S PROTEST.

Runalu y, y Aug, lt-At a d'nomin'
aiionm meeting og minister's held this al
tcrnoon TO take action to prevent the
nght between Mccoy and Corbett. the FOL
lowing lct,vr from the shcgin was read los
Bishop Iuigg;
81 win no, allow q prize aghl IN tni'
county, This has always been my stand
As understand thc facts, the proposed
con,es, Is a prize Hsht SO therefore 1t vii
not tikc place In Erie county white
am sheriff
ANDREW KUL.GALLON.'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
PARIS EXPOSITION,
What the United states WIN DO Tor Its
Exhibit

Chicago llL, Aug, lL-Frod W. Peck
commissioner general OF the United States
To the Paris exposition OF 1900, has ans
nounccd the following appointments ON
his stan, with the statements that no FUR
thcr appointment would be made until he
returned from Paris
Director of A0airs-pam Blackner,
Director OF Mining and Mineplogy-f
G., Skin.
Temporary Director OF Press bureau
Robert X. Thompson,
Private Secrc,Ury-K. H.. McGibbins
Secretalrc Frausulse-Comt De val
Cuuy, Vermont,
Paul Rluckmer director Of al1airs, was
Identified with the Worlds Columbia IN
position as superintendent of collections,
a position which called for high admins-
tratlve ability.
i, L, V, Skin held the position of chief
of the department of mines mining and
metalluragy at the worlds Columbia EN-
position aud Is the present director in
chief OF the Field Columbian museum,
Count de Vermont Is Parslan born, and
a member of prominent family, He Is
at present connected with the Omaha ex-
position and was officially Identified with
the Midwinter fair at san Francisco,
Commissioner General Peck goes to
Paris next month, hoping to secure an In
crease OF the space allotted to the United
States at the exposition. Only 1850 900
square feet OF space has been given to the
United States thus far an allotment to-
tally inadequate to the applications that
have been received by the commissioners
general Mr., Peck will endeavor to secure
at least 100000 square feet
Commissioner Peck has sent out 10000
circular letters to intending exhibitors
and those who have manifested a desire
to be represented at the Paris exposition,
He makes an urgent request in the clrcu-
lar that appliC ations for space be made
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-T6oaEYELrs RorGH RlDEHs.
Arrived si Jersey ciiy on Their Way ta
camp i0r EecuDeraiiDn.


Neg York. August I-COlOhel Rose
ye.rs rough u1ers. known az the Fist
ln.t,d states cya.ry. arrived ia Jer-ey
City lasi nigh, IN lhelr way % the camp
of recuperauou AZ MOuAuk Point L.. l.
The trD0ps numbered about w ana are
commanded Dy slaJDr george Dunn Insy
consst Of troops G.. H., =. and ~. an1
squads VI troops T.. r. and q. The hfsi
secuon vas cOMmanasu Dy Captain Geo.
q. Curey.
IIs said that the trJops under Iaj1r
bann's command haG never been In Cr0a'
rdgh, ,ro,ps VI tne regiment went %
sanuago. hs said. but 1ere obliged 70
lsate ,aelr hOises ben.u0. The four tHii
.fo0ps, e, n. Z and y and squads Of
ifo5ia =. T. and G. we're lett a. Tampa
10 guard and care Tor the horses. There
we're few sick men IN Major Dumas
command, but they we're sb;e 10 travel
and not more than a dozen were left be-
hind a. the hospital
~. b section ~ u arrived was taken 10
Bay Ridge on ferry boats. At Bay kidse
they we're sert on a special train over the
Long Island railroad.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
coRBErr ". mccoy.
Zig Rush ior Sc-,s tn 3nc he Flight
Scores 1ura,i Awly.

hun alo. y. 4, Arg u since the lIcr-
ton law lvgallscd boxing contests In the
state OF New York there never has been
such rush Tor seats at the nstic eXhlbl-
tlon as II now coming in daily To the
Hawthorn Athletic club OF this city, be-
fore which club Corbctt and Mccoy Will
meet on the 10Th oi September.
Today over SGvl1 was raised for seats
alone white scorcs ot applicants Tor schis
were turned away, the membership apph'
cation not being enclosed
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
THE MANILA EXPEDITION,
An Troops to Be Embarked Not Later
Than October 10.

san Francisco August ll,--Thore are
about $500 Philippine eNpeditionary troops
in SAN Francisco, The Arizona and Sean
dla will take away $500, leaving 5000 to be
forwarded
This includes the Eighth California
which was turned over to Major General
otis, and made part of the eXpeditionary
forces,
The First Washington has not been at
tached to the Eighth army corps and will
therefore not so to Manila, unless later
orders are issued assigning It to duty In
the Philippines.
1t is expected that the Australia and
Sydney will reach this city from Manila
about the 18th. They will be Immediately
fitted out for a return trip to the PniuD
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12

pines with troops and will be followed by
The city Of Peking. which Il due here
about the 4th. Inese vessels viii prob
ably carry the Flfty-nrst Iowa. the Twen-
loth Kansas and the First Tennessee.
General Merriam desires 20 have all
the troops embarked FOR Manila not later
than october 10. N
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
THEIR ogrENsE coNDo~4D.

San FranilscO, August 1.-THE mbtlnj
among the recruits Of companies G ana
b. VI The Tcutn PennBylyania regiment.
Tuesday. on the Rrounos alleged, that
their ra,ions we're insumcient u, IN tho
words " lieutenant Colonel Barnett,
their commanding officer. "a closed IN
cldent"
Ihtif serious Offense has been condoned.
their arms returned 70 them. ana the
three non-cOmmissiOned officers concerned
rei.eyed from their degradation.
The men show grateful appreciation Of
Cslone. Baruetrs lieniency and promise %
O,Hay, Ike soldiers hereafter.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
FOR BETTER POSTAL SERVICE
ros,a. Clerks Dispatched to Santiago for
Military Postal Service.

Washington August ll.-Four skilled
employees Of the post ONCE department
whose thorough knowledge OF all branches
of the postal service mas caused their
selection, will sail on the Yale from New
York. for Santiago. where they will aug
mcnt the force now controlling the mill
tary postal service there.
The men are II, T.. Muscheck and Hugo
II, Ridcman OF New York; stephen q.
Bridge, OF Baltimore and r. h Mackey,
Jr, OF Washington.
Five other employees have been notified
to hold themselves In readiness to 20 next
week to points In our new military ser
Vice as the department shall direct.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
orr FOR noSoLuLr

San lranclsco Aug 1.-THE steamer
Maupoul. conveying the hawaiian COM
miHionors and 10 men 0f the FIRST New
OK VOLUNTEERS 10 Honolulu sailed shortly
after 4 O'Clock this morning. she Has de-
thincd at her dock aH night awaiting the
arrival Ui delayed English mails
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
KLoNDuE GOLD Output



san Francisco. August ll,-E h. Leach
Superintendent OF the United States min
In this city estimates that the gold out
I PUT of the Hlondike this year has been
only about 100000, The receipts at the
mint here have amounted to about $l.ijO.
o0 since the first arrival OF Yukon gold a
few weeks ago
The receipts OF the Seattle assay otiic,
have been about the same. The largest
siNg.c deposit at the mint here was $l9o,'
no, Mr. Leach estimates that about $3.50
eco IN dust and nuggets has gone east AMI
that there is about Sl,NlOOoO OF this seat
sons output yet to reach this country,
II Is stated that the dust brought out by
t.e North American Trading and Trans
por,luun Company was sent east and was
not included In Mr. Lcachs figures, This
amount might possibly reach $500 200,
From this showing IL would appear that
@,Oc0 900 wound be a safe and conservative
estimate of the entire ukon output in
cluding the American side as well as the
klOndike
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THEIR TREATMENT AN INSULT.
Hawaiian Commissioners Protest Sailing
on Marposa.

san Francisco. August 1.-THE Exami
nrr, says;
When the Hawaiian commission en-
Oirkrd On the steamer Marlposa they
found the passenger deck stacked with
boxes " onions. Senator Morgan and
Representative Hit made strong pro-
,cr, 10 Captain Hayward against the shir
sailing IN such condltiar.
They declared that Il was an outrage
and an lnsul, to the government to con-
vert the vessel which was TO carry the
oincial representative on such an impor.
tan, mission into freight ship Further
than this. they assert that Il was unsafe
TO proceed to sea under such conditions
Every berth on the steamer was taken
and number Of passengers could not ge,
sailing In such a condition.
The commission was Obliged 20 remain
on the vessel for the reason that II could
not secure any other means OF ,ransports-
ton.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
rEKIN HANKow RAILWAY.
Contract rnrailnco and England Said 70
BE- Delaying Matters.

London. Aug 1.-THE Daily Mai says
this morning.
Wo understand that the Franlo.Bel-
CLAN contract Tor the construction Of the
Pckln-Hankow railway has been ratified
By the Tsung IL Yamen and actually
signed
on the contrary. the Pekin correspond
ent of the Times tclcgraphing Wednes-
day. says the contract is stin unratined.
and tha. the Belgian minister Is pressing
for an imperial rescrip, directing ntih-
cation and that England should endea-
yor to delay the ratification until the
Objectionable clauses IN favor Of Russia
are removed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
TO CLEANSE THE sYsrEM.

Efec;ually yet gently, when costlve or
5lnous, TO permanently overcome habitual
constellation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to healthy activity, without irri-
tay,ng or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, colds, or fevers. Use
made by the California
Annual Sales Over 100000 Boxes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12

The tax roll was turned over by the
sheriff to the county court yesterday, but
owing to some serious objections by taN
evaders, the time of the court was oc-
cupled completing details until o'clock
The court accepted the roll and adjourned
tor the term.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12

Articles of incorporation of the Soren-
sen Lumber company were filed in the
county clerks office yesterday, with a
capital stock of $1,000, divided into 60
shares of $lO0 each. The lncorporators are
w. +, McGregor w. S. Kinney, and z.
Soreusen. The purpose of the company
Is to engage in the numbering and logging
business
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
TROOPS DEPARTURE POSTPONED

san Francisco, August 1.-THE depar-
ture of the first detachment troop \.
Ctah cavalry, talder the command of Cap
tain Joseph T.. Caine, for the Yosemite
has been again postponed, owing to lack
Of horses. Captain Caine said today that
the detachment would certainly start on
Saturday.
Captain jennings battery c, Utah light
artillery, now in camp at the PreslOlo, is
gradually getting his men equipped.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12

\ steam threshing machine was brought
down from Portland yesterday for ship
ment to Tillamook, and landed at the o
4. n n. dock The Harrison will take II
over on the next trip.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
Q "A - II @ ia.
Bears the q The Kind You Have Always Bought
'''1e'''' a. &XNHlzZw

Notice Is hereby given that committee
as been duly appointed by the Astoria
Progressive Commercial Association to
obtain all information possible regarding
arming. dairying and stock lands in Clat-
sop county and the lower Columbia river
which can be secured In forty and fifty
acre tracts.
The object of the association is to in
duce immigration
Any person desiring to dispose OF GER
tain lands or portions thereof viii con-
fer favor on the committee by either
making the matter known or addressing
them at the earliest possible date as to
tion.
the location, quality and price OF these
.ands.
LAND COMMITTEE
Astoria Progressive Commercial Assocla-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12

The Alexander Black wheat laden
sailed for Cape Town yesterday,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-12
MARINE NOTES.

The pilot schooner Jessie put to sea yes
ierday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
BOXING.

TIE co.crie OF c~!nelnnatians who
come for the approaching Bezenah-
Gardner twenty-round bout before the
Metropolitan club on next Tuesday
evening, arrived in town yesterday and
are quartc.ed at the Windsor. The
party includes one o. the principals in
the coa.est, Eugene Bczennh, one OF
the most promising young boxers in
the west; his manager and hacker, J.
3. Mckee; his trainer. Eugene Lutz,
and others. During the afternoon Be-
Zcnah and his manager made arrange
lnents for the Use Of the Beabout club
rooms. where the boxer will finish his
training. He Is In tip-top condition now,
being down 10 1913 pounds and vii! enter
the ring possibly q pound lighter. The
Bezenah crowd are confident their
man Will be able 10 bast Gardner and
have plenty OF tile long green to back
up the!r claims OF the rlngside. Other
Cincinnati sports will be here, including
Harry Weldon. the sporting authority
OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, who says
tae Bezenah-Gardner go will be worth
coming miies TO witness. Undoubtedly
It will be the greatest contest ever phil
ed or under the auspices Of the Nets"
Oscar Gardner Is training hard at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

The IntSllScneer has learned on ex-
cellen, authority OF the leasing yester.
day OF the plant OF tic Brilliant Tube &
Pipe Company, located az Brilliant, UP
the river In Jefferson county, opposite
wellsburg. The wOfl;s Is leased b.
Thomas +. Mulianey, at,prcaoht q fore.
man a. the Aetna.Standard %oflss,
across the river, and the paper Is exec
cutcd by Lewis & linalett. tho Wheel.
Ing iron brokers, acting for the company
owning the plant, which Is. .nada up ot
Wheeling people.
For some time the citizens OK Brilliant
have desired 10 aid any movement look
Ing TO resumption ut the plant, which
has been Idle for about fftecn months.
Recently they have .eeh receiving sub
scrIp,ioEs 10 a fund 10 be used In plac-
Ing the works In operation. and enlist
ed the cooperation OF Thomas T. Mul.
fancy. OF Martins Ferry. who. as re-
lated above. has entered into d lease OF
the property. The 7~lessees expect 20
place the plant In condition to resume
operations befofe the first of next
month. On accourt.ot the long idle.
ness, considerable time ano expense vii
be necessary to place the works In good
shape again The coal shaft has be-
come fllledGwith water and VIII lave to
be pumped out. The coal lies very low
and when the works was last operated
It vas found difficult to keep the water
down.
II Is said the lesseas Of the Brilliant
works start OF With an order from,
Pittsburgh parties with an order for
5000 tons OF bar ard mtick iron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
"N1ss paILApELpnIA..

",M!ss Philadelphia" was born in Phil
adelphia and enjoyed a lengthy run at
two local theatres, after which she
spent al entire season on the road. In
tho main miss Philadelphia" Is the
SAM entertainment that pleased
Wheeling theatre-soszs when It was
first DISCLOSED. William Penn again
comes 10 life and Is seen In front of the
Union League, on Chestnut street and
Ia the park. His Quaker safb Is dis.
Corded for up.!o.date clothing, includ-
ing a bicycle suit. Tnere Is the march
OF the City Troop. a parade OF New
Years shooters, etc. Joe C~aw:hofn's
William Penn. st., recalls the work OF
Mr.. Henshaw in the part, and Miss
Tiv!a Cro2 seabrooke Is a plump Ruth
S3rinsgnrden. Probably the most artis-
&c performer In the cast was William
II. West. who played william Penn.
Joe Caw;hovn gives his musical Special
~ nnd Lilly Collins dances In pleas
ing style. The company has more 2rat-
ty and shapeiy girls than has the av-
crage comic opera organization. Miss
Philadelphia" will appear at the Opera
1Iouss next Thursday. January l3.