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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-29
PORTLAND
ARRIVE
LEAVE

sDany. Daily except sunday.
Connecting az San Francisco with Occi-
dental & Oriental, Pacific Mail, and
Japan. CHINA AUsTRALLIA AND
HAWAII.
LOW FARES. EVERY DAY ..-.a.
PORTLAND TO SAN FRANCISCO
Is o. Second Glass. 1900. First Clhss,
Including berth
simllar reductions 20 Los Angeles,
Fregno and other california points.
baggage checked 20 destination.
n KOEHLER, G. H. MARKHAM.
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Eyewitness Describes the DrStruc-
tlOnn VI NnloniuS.
SPANISH GuNNERs Nor IN II
While lnItrd State, NaltNmcu ronred Hot
Shell, lato the roun vi h tellinn
Effect aud Sil,aced Ihrir Guos

Now York April ~ A dispatch VIA
Key West rtom correspondent OF tho
Herald who wnH q witness ~ the bonn
bardmpnl ~ MatunEaH hy Tho American
hhipa says
Admiral sampson this afternoon hnm.
hAtdcd sllrnrri aud petty we'll destroy
cd' the NpaniHh batteries In position ana
IN ruutvr ~ construction at the entrance
~ tho hnrhor MatansaH
iic did &c with the flagship New york
the monitor Puritan and the cruiser cln'
cinnat
Not one NJ the American ships were
STRUCK the spanish Hunnory being Wild
There II aH yet no means " knowing
the number or dead ana wounded un the
Spanish side II must be- considerable.
Whllu the Sew York puritan and en-.
clnnau wrfo accommodating In force fpf
tho purposo " locating ana destroying
tho formidable drfcnsva being construct.
-d tho nagahlp was nfrd on boy the bat.
tories 90 Point itubalirya and Point Mt'
"a. guarding tho entrance iu the h,rbur
Tho Nrw York replied with her FOR
ward ,Hnrb gun pn tho port eide shr
steamed boldly iu between tho batteries
ana soon blsted away with both broad.
sides lt rhrm
The Puritan steamed ln brhiui the Sew
York and engaged the furuHeat"nn ON
point MaYa while tho Scw York went Ca
ulafuuafl aud poured b,t shells into
Point NutalcyiH
Tho Cincinnati. which had remained
we'll as,rfn under ordcru. slguaii,d f'r
permission Goo engage, and received a.
anl coon Was nrlng her guns az tho forlH
on tho pyal nidu ~ tho bay
The baurriea nfcd otplonl,r shells ami
most Of them foli wiuc ~ the mark
one rufst iust beyond the storm pf tho
Nov YORK. ana q ahrapnol phyll exploded
above her,
10 took the Three ahlpu luht "A minutes
tu silence The batteries Tho laht shot
that was frcd hy the spanish came frou
Point Wubaluyla Tho Puritan replied
with one % hrr E.lnoh guns Tho shell
.ttt,E fNr N1ttrfN with wonderful ne
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from tho bomhardmcnt This IL that
Havana Ia absolutely at the mercy Of the
United states fleet whenever We choos,
lo open IRE
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stick II tho latest novelty,
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e. ". stone Agent Astoria
Telephone ". #.
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WHITE COLLAR LINE

Columbia River and Puget Sound Navi-
CATION Company.
Eleanor Telephone leaves Astoria daily
except Sunday. 7 p. m Leaves Portland
daily, except Sunday "a. m.
Telephone tickets good on steamer
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r !. Potter.
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GOING EAsT7 GOING EAST
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GOING EAST GOING EAST :
GOING EAST? GOING EAST
II you are. do not forget
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
First-Go via the st. Paul because Tie
lines to that point will afford you tke
very best service.
Second See that the coupon beyond
st. Paul reads via the Wisconsin Cen
trail because that line makes close con-
nections with all the transcontinental
lines entering the Union Depot there.
and its service Is frst-class In every
particular.
Third For information. call on yeur
neighbor and friend-the nearest ticket
agent-and ask for ticket reading via
the Wisconsin Central hines. or address
JAS, c, POND,
General Passenger Agent.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
GEO. 8. BATTY,
General Agent,
Portland Oregon
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05

he pleases as long as he is a law-abiding
citizen. This thing of defeating a car
didate by playing upon your religious
prejudices should cease. Your safety
and mine lies in continuing the policy
that man is responsible alone to his God
and his conscience for his religion. Garry
this home with you and think of the
damnable outrage of bringing such charg-
es against man. Think what the gray
haired old mother must have thoug hit
when she heard these stories about The
boy she loved and trusted. Garry these
things home with you and see if you
can, in conscience, vote against man
who has passed through that kind of an
experience and that kind of campaign.
What I say say deliberately, and when
I make a charge make it knowingly.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
Pointed Paragraphs.

Don't borrow trouble. Borrow dol
lar; you'll have more fun with it.
Moses must have been a foot ball
player, for doesn't it say some where that
he was found between the rushes.
She certainly was a greedy girl who
rung in lightning bugs on her sweet
heart after he had bargained with her to
give her kiss every time star fell.
It was mean man who excused him
self from attending his mother-in- laws
funeral on the plea of business, saying
s.that business comes before pleasure ev-
cry time"
This is a mans view: "a woman is
very much like an ACCORDION. It takes
a long time to draw her out, and then
you have to knock the wind out of her
to shut her up ....e..
The good book in some place says:
SIT is not we'll for man to be alone, !"
but never once does it assert anything
like that in regard to woman, for it is
we'll known to Him who knows every
thing that great many women would
be better off if they we're alone" ."-Phila-
delphia Times. .-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
SUICIDE.
Frank Koher of Sleepy Eye, Formerly of New
Ulm, Takes His Own Life.

Frank Koher, who at one time lived
in this city, committed suicide at Sleepy
Eye Wednesday evening.
He YVES IN drunken condition at the
time and the manner of his death was
shocking.
According to the Dispatch, the follow
ing are the particulars:
Koher went to his home in the after
noon, made an assault on his wife.
slapped her, and, when she ran from the
house, locked the door and told her she
dare not come back.
Mrs. Koher waited for time in the
yard, and then, hearing her baby cry.
went to the rear door and asked Kohe1
to let her get the child. Koher said no
She stepped to near window and looked
iu. She saw her husband with gun in
his hands and thinking he was gong to
carry out his repeated threat to Kill
her she ran across the street. Hardly had
she reached the opposite walk when she
heard shot. Her first thought was that
her husband had killed the baby and
turning back, she forced entrance to the
house. The sight that met her eyes al.
most staggered her. There on the bed
was her husband with the baby all bloody
and crying by his side. Koher had
placed the muzzle of the gun to the cen.
ter of his forehead and fired. The
charge of shot tore off the top of his
forehead and death was instantaneous
Pieces of shattered skull were scattered
all over the room and blood and brain
on walls and ceiling.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05

Minneapolis republicans are complain
ing of the lassitude and apathy of the
vsters Of the state and criticising the
state central committee for not "stiIring
things up" Minneapolis is not SO warm,
itself. She couldn't fill little theatre
on the occasion when Senator Davis op-
ened the campaign for her, and but for
the attendance of rural visitors and the
Lincoln club, of st. Paul, the greatest
orator Of the party would have spoken
to empty seats. Furthermore, the Min
neapolis republicans have nominated a
most excellent candidate for mayor-as
We learn from the committee, and infer
from the silence of the principal news
papersand is being supported in the
listless and Intellectual way that makes
no votes. St. Paul Dispatch, Republican.
When one Of the young soldiers, Of
the Twelfth regiment, returned home
the other day, his father who Is stalwart
discovered that his son was
wearing John Lind buttoh. He inter-
rogated him. ssWhy is this, my son?''
The boy replied: aThat is the button
that goes with all the boys, and, father,
il you want to join the popular process
sion, you had better jump into our band
wagon, for John Lind il going to be the
next governor. Winona Herald.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
Beware of
Slander.
Chairman Rosing Recalls the ISLANDERS Cir
culated Against John Lind
Two Years Ago.
In the Present Campaign All Such Base
Charges Must Fall Flat

In his speech at Lindstrom a few
nights ago, Chairman Rosing called the
attention of his auditors to some of the
base charges that we1e brought against
John Lind two years ago, all of which,
in the course of time, were proved
groundless and malicious. That similar
attacks upon the character of tbs man
will be made this year is to be expected,
but the people are forewarned and will
not be duped as easily as they were then.
The following extract from Mr.. Ros-
ing's speech is worthy the perusal of ev-
cry voter:
You know that great many of you
voted against John Lind in 1896 because
the opposition lied to you, and 1 say
that those lies were circulated deliber-
ately and with full knowledge of the
Republican state central committee ;they
circulated the story that he was an athe-
ist, the worst charge that can be brought
against man in this God fearing COM
munity. They circulated the story that
he was an atheist, and when he sued
them for libel the only defense they
made was that they considered it leg;t-
innate in campaign to make such
charges against man. I want you to
say to them on next election day that
such charges brought against a man are
! damnable and that you will not stand
it. In Catholic communities they circu-
lated a circular charging him with being
an A. P. A. They charged it both ways.
Among the Scandinavians and Protes.
tants they charged him with being an
atheist, and among the Catholics they
charged him with being al A. P. A. and
opposed to their religion. Are you 60
ing to stand that kind of campaign
against any man? Why, my friends,
thank God that under the Stars and
Stripes we have religious liberty. Every
man has a light to worship his God as
he sees fit. No man has right to say
to you how you shall worship Him, and
he has a right to kneel in what church
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
Horse Stolen.

Last Wednesday night harness was
stolen from the barn Of August Backer
II Milford and on the following night
another set Of harness and q pony disap-
peaIed.
Mr.. Backer at once informed the au-
thorities, and on Friday Sheriff Ander-
son started il search Of the thieves.
Cards offering liberal reward wore
also sent to sheriffs and police authori-
ties il all the towns Of southern Mime
sofa.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05

The public was promised that some
thing sensational would drop when Gen.
Miles got home. Well, Miles has been
home for several weeks and we are still
Isteningsfor the dull ckening thud that
isto disturb the peace Of the Algerian
cohorts. Is It possible that the brave
and gallant Gen. Miles has also gone in
to the whitewashing bnsiness2
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
()t(o|neye[s,
A Chance to Enjoy a Good
J. -. 81 Time. ..
The Ladies Society of the Turnverein
have arranged to give an
.Euchre Social
-s=s-. ~ E-.,. at
I TURNER HALL

oulludy Eve, OCtOU6T q,
Cards will be played from 8 to 10.
Lunch will then be served, after which
there will be dancing and other enter
ta1nment. :
! Everybody cordially invited. Every
body assured of a good time. 3~.3
Prizes will be awarded the best play
ers, and to pay for these and for the
music and lunch, each person who at
tends will be asked to contribute 25 cts.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05

. .E.s = =
It isn't funny to say of prosperous
physician that he takes life easy.-Sou.-
Comrades Lind's popularity among the
soldiers of the late war IS assuming
alarming proportions.-Anoka Herald,
republican. .'1i* -s's""@' ~ &7.s~, "a
The Health, Journal recommends
"gargling. lager beer" as good remedy
for sore throat. Now don't all COM
plain at once. ..Is 5x. .@s. 1.'. @... t.s.35
Out OF the 800 republican country
newspapers in Minnesota only about for
tY are supporting William Henry Eustis
with any degree Of enthusiasm. What's
the reason.--Anoka Union, republican.
Harper's Bazaar: 'sFlghtin's hot bust
ness" said Willie, as be read about the
regiments. '..Flrst thing they get pep
pered at by the enemy, an then they
get mustared out by their own gov'ment.'
The state board of health has estab-
.lished new health regulations in contag-
ious diseases. Quarantine for diphtheria
shall continue for four weeks from the
time of the appearance of the disease in
any patient, or, in lieu thereof, the quar-
antine shall be regulated BY bacteriolog-
ical examinations. With the bacterio-
logical regulations, there must be two.
negative reports, from q responsible lab
oratory, upon smears taken flom the
throat of the patient by some responsible
person. The time for the quarantine Of
scarlet fever shall be six weeks and
quarantine shall be released then, only
oncondition that the process of desquam-.
alton is complete. s.#
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
Estes Called Down.

The following communication was re-
ceived yesterday from one of the most
prominent citizens of Linden: ~..,.s .s
"The editor of the Madella Messenger
appears to be very much concerned about
John Lind. He questions the motives
OF Mr.. Lind in accepting the appoint
ment as quartermaster,, disputes his right
to be known as Soldier and insinuate-
ingly refers to the fact that he lost his
arm before the war. Such stuff as this
does not interest the public. and it is
truly disgusting that man Ike Estes,
who poses as leader and Instructor of
of the people, should stoop to such low
and narrow tactics. AS to Lind's mis-
fortune in losing his arm, it should be
remembered that in spite of the fact that
it occurred when he was mere boy, he
has by dint of hard labor honestly
achieved independence and bas always
enjoyed the respect of the people. Com
mon courtesy, alone, should prompt one
to refrain from sneeringly referring to
his misfortune. --. -.s--.5 :. -.
"Let it not be understood, however,
that the readers of the Messenger, espec-
tally those of Linden, approve of such
mean and low attacks, nor that votes
in this section will be Influenced in the
least by such narrow minded abuse. The
fact that the editor of the Messenger was
erstwhile s'consul to Jamaica" does not
alter the matter one bit" ~ .-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
|tOIneye
.GIeat Removal Sale
NEXT
Thur sday,
Friday + a and
Saturday.
Remember only 8
days. .... -..

Note some of the following prices.
Good dress print at cts. per yard.
Good outing at cts. and cts. per yd.
The very best at cts. and cts per yd.
Fleece lined dress goods at and cts.
A lot of children's black ribbed hose at
cents. .-.
Children's black ribbed hose, good quail
ity, all sizes at cts.
Ladies' fast black seamless hose II cts,
, former price Is and 19 cts.
A lot of Dress goods at / 5 and 20 cents.
{ These goods have been sold at s5 cts,
35c. Better quality at 35 cts. per yd.
CThese goods are all new.)
All linen Toweling at 5 cts. per yd.
Red flannel at 13 cts. and 16 cts.
Blankets at reduced prices.
A number of other articles at reduced
prices.
Call and take advan-
tage Of these prices.
Goods are worth more
money than for what
they are sold. .~..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15
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cf,n0 tfom Tuner this aftefDcODs
Blss BtoDett, ~ C<@ BaY, Is .
gatst at ne hOfoe n Banksr s, BUsb.
Mr., Nsl Hamilton has returned
ffDw yjsit with ID1epeD0eDcs
fnsSGs.
JObS WI retained ~ Hubsnfd
tf1sy after gls)t with his @Jn GsO,
q. viii
Miss NsgGs Klmbls returned ~
Portland t>SaT sitef a yIsil with Mrs.
Cbas Rely.
bfs. Cbas Weller Isft t0day va y.
u. h y. steamer fOf visit with Port.
land friends
Mrs, 4 W. PfeseOtt left Via steamer
Ruth t,1aT fOf ylsit with relations
~ Astoria and ClatsOp Reach.
Mrs., Campbell 400 children returned
" Chsmana. bdaY after short
visit with Mrs.. a. ". Wheeler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15

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Ezs fogld tnzt the arteries II the
EF.sts ard ankles had been severed
z1c toe petition u the Do1y led u
The ,elIei that Parrot had deliber-
ately jumped Into the stream. The
coTDner deemed an Inquest unneces-
sary. Parrot left 2 widow and four
children
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15

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CALL A MEHaEnaEz

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15

IgSA DEf.ELJATEs In the Polk
county Union convention that meet
IN Dallas saturday. ZeDa has a dele
RatiOn n i've who we're elected Thurs.
day - follows: Democrats, Dudly
Henry, and Ar. Gardner; PODuIists,
Joe Hunt and Mr.. Peuyose; and Sill
yei kepubllcan, Nr. Reed. They
we're Instructed ~ work Tor a bar
mOnlOus union " reform forces and
~ support the ticket named.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15

AIT CANDIDATES Irrespective u
party call AZ Presnall's Commercial
street restaurant when IN search Of a
gOOd substantial meal for ~ cents
They know II ~ be- found there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15

MAnniAOE LICKasE. Such a dOcu.
mcnt was issued this morning by
County Clerk l.. V. EbleB ~ j. w.
atrayef and Hattie u. IIutchlnEon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-15

Coon THIEGs 1t IL an actual fact
that scarcely anythlpg tastes ROOd at
this teagOn u the year. When 10
doubt ~ ~ what " cook call AZ Bran.
son K CO'so and invest 10 sOnie "
those fresh vegetables always found
there.