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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

for o. distance ~ nearly 10 feet This
cabin viii be- nearly oil windows, and
viii be provided with revolving chairs,
ana every possible convenience for tho
comfort ~ patrons who wish " view The
magnificent scenery NJ the Columbia.
Thore is much secrecy about The move
ments NJ the parties WnO are 10 build this
steamer. but reliable authorities state
that wOrk viii BE- commenced Ou the craft
within 70 days. and ne most NJ The steam
ers nov in course Of construction viii
be- oui NJ the WY by that time. n VIII
br pOFHibio ~ secure men enough ~ rush
her % completion In very short order.
Whie the steamer H Intended 10 run
wherever there IL business for an excur-
sion bDat. ~ a stated ,hHt The Dalles
route viii br lODtsd upon as ihe principal
source ~ royouur ~ NJ me railroads
lbni rouid be- built would never reuougly
0nierf r. with the rVeuit)n steamboat
lraGic an The HldsOn. and ihr promoters
NJ mis- new steamboat sfh'mc are nrm
In Tho boiler thnl euouyo travel ~ the
better class can be- secured ~ mako q
boat N his kind profitable ,n ihr col1m-
bla. where the scenery fiIy equal %
that N the Hudson
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roLo LnAyEs cANADA.

Erw york May n a special 40 the
! Herald from Montreal mys.
/ n hns nVi been possible for spain ~
postpone lhr departure ~ Bcnor rplo y
Brrnabr any longer To-day ho viii sail
with ul his stan by mo Dominion for
/ Liverpool Bonor Polo went On boarl the
Btrnmtf lnHt night ana viii ~ from Liver
pool ~ Madrid llo nnyB though h. WA
detained here Tor some lime On business,
10 respected The declaration NJ neutrality
ana lan thls country voluntarily ITO
lcnyrn behind. however. tho Spanish con
Hm to tfy Ia continue gathering lniormh-
ton for tho spanish relative 10 iho rulod
Rtatrs military movements. Tho huthor
tIrn are rlOsHY watching The cDnhui ana
be- viii be- promptly placed under arrest
II tho slightest deviation from nru,ralily
laws IL detected.
HrnOr POLO ) Brrnnbr has Docn loud lh
hia declarations that no oiticlai proiesi
hua boon lodged against ha proceeding
here. but ho nov practically admits ma
ho was requested 10 return 10 Madrid. fof
ID VIA learned last night from hn unim.
poaohAbiu source that ihr Canadian gov
rfnmrul advised bio departure.
uwng 10 diplomatic ncuOn that such
questions are now dealt with by tho cn'
niiilu cabinet. % wa possible Tor oui
secretary of stale 10 Say that the govern
m,ut d.d not uuIfrfr. Ihc action wa
taken ny tho governor general. who % th'
qur,ut dlrygt representative hrfc. ana
Who as such 10 supposed TO, Dup never
doca. d. q without tho sanction Df tho cab
nri. captain GaffanAa. Who loft iho ciiy
Immediately after Downing arrest. m
according To statements oi som" Of aonof
Pplo.a stan. 90 Do rrut tD tnr fHmp-
puru oIu ru.lcf expedition. oihu
nplnnltf. however tay D.Artanzt wrnt 20
Ahpfla with yDry impyrbnI pupch nnd
.WU ,Dl,aSor To- JON Cer,r1h liort or
tho nu,. which oAprUA 60 call at Mlquglon.
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CONDITIONS ~ ron1o

Nvw York. May 2l.-Capulin Lloyd Of
the steamer Arcadia that has just ar
rived from san Juan de Porto Rico says
tha; hc ami the ships steward were thc
only ones who wen, ashore during the
steamers thrc, hours stay al the bonn
blrdcd mort,
From what / learned twenty men We're
kjucd by American guns, said Captain
Lloyd. six were mown down AT the
guns and tho others were laid out by
bursting shells In the dofcnsts. No one
was hurt IN the town Tho agent OF the
line. a naWralzcd American citizen,
took me around the town, \ she'll from
tho American fleet struck the fourth
story ot tho Hotel lnglatcrra, knocked
un the whole roof. aud drove the guests,
mon and women into the streets In their
night clothes at j.l5 q, m. Flying over
the forts good many shells had fallen
into the hat Lands, striking houses, some
OF which are now proppcd up to keep
them from tumbling | saw storchouse
that had been riddlcd bv she'll which
had puncturcd the roof. bored It's way
through the lumber stored In the build
ing penetrating the office and rmcrging
through rear door had knocked a hole
In the hun OF a Spanish merchant steam
rr the Manuctla
"a Spanish custom house Inspector
told me that his father. "A soldier, had
been Killed while In his bed by one OF
the hrst shots Below the ioruticationS
llc many shells, some of them sttll un-
exploded. The Spaniards are picking
them up and trcasuring them as memen'
toes, See tho presents the Yankees sent
us, they tell their friends. II u man eau
sneak only So much English rs yes oi
no his life Is now m peril In san Juan
4 man at the English consulate told mt
that thoro Is much discussion among the
consular officers at SAN Juan as to
whether the bombardment Will stand the
test OF International law, as no notice
was given"
Among the paSsengcrs OF The Arcadia
were \. V. Drakem, for three years see
rotary To NJ Vadrenc, United states con
sui at MayNgueZn; MIR, Canurcll, an En-
glishman, and NlColM Gwynon. u native
of Russia, and an American citizen, MT
Drake was the last native born Ameri
can to leave tho island of Porto Rico
Mr. Drake said;
"rho agent IRON whom l learned of th'
bomhatdment lives outside of the city
hut was awakened by the camnonadins
and he got up and watched the engage
ment from safc distance, one vessel
which no said he believed was the Iowa
left tho fleet accompanied by smal
boat, steamed fairly under Morro's guns
She stationed the small boat and the
moving slowly around let fly her shell
at every revolution, This was actual
40 close that the guns on the fortihcaion
could not be trained on the warship, an
vnlleys of musketry were showered upo
her The fleet was enveloped In such
bank of smoke that Morro's guns mus
have been absolutely helpless, unde
cover of the smoke the daring vess'
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Seems as II all the things We like dis
agree with US, and all the things we don't
like. agree with US. Dyspepsia turks in
most OF the good things We eat, and indi-
gestion follows the qualification OF appe-
tte. or course It isn't natures fault.
Nature does the best she can, and II a
man will only help her little bit at the
right time. he may eat what he likes and
as much as he likes. DR.. Pieree's Pleas
ant Pellets are for the people who are
troubled with indigestion. Particularly
for those in whom II manifests Itself in
the form Of constipation. The pellets
are quick and easy in their action. They
are in perfect harmony with nature. They
effect permanent cure. You need take
them regularly only little while. After
that, use them occasionally when you
need tnem-when you have eaten any
thing that disagrees with you. They may
be taken just as freely as you would take
water or any other necessity Of life. once
used they are always in favor.
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THE EAGLE AND rnE Llox.

dimes nm the growing cordial relations
between Engand and the United Siatea.J
Alone IN hls rock nigh hundred years
10 has drowHed vim fbe s1n IN his
eyes.
Dumb watch Ger the yelIow sand was
his care.
Far west to the far sunshine.
But now he stretches hs tawny length
There ia stir IN the tawny dusk of the
hundred years
Distant the sounds and great his
strength.
50 ho dozea again with listening cars.
Alone the young eagle above the rock
swings hiih"r and th.ther. 20 and fro,
Watching the smoke ana iHs dust of the
earth.
Watching The free wind blow.
Drowsed too-but nov he uGies bis
crown.
And the evening light IN bls eyes glow
eth red
As be mounts 10 mark The sun go down
4 centurys sun. meath tho thunder
head.
"Bo We brothers OF bro,hers beg We not?'
20 him On the rock comes d0wu th8 cry.
Ana he answers. "Yea. W. are kin and
kin.
Twain kings Of the earth and iHe sky
Thou Of the nghtnings oi heaven hast
ward.
/ OF the powers of Gods great deep.
Gather the thuHders? Bare mems child
ron the sword?
'Tis time that We rOu-e Us from our
sleep
Woe when the eagle sends cry 10 heaven
And stoops 10 the cloud where the
tempest lies.
And woe when the lion snail rise on his
rock.
s,orm-wind 10 his name and wrath In
his eyes.
Then brother with brother and blood
with blood
We shall stand Allen peoples. be-
ware.
Hold We the dread powers Of fire and
food.
OF earth. and Of sea, and of air.
George Frederick In Leslie Weekly
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rtsnlNG uiE CAMPAIGN.

Sow FORK. May "A Tribune special
from Washington slys.
Ihc intention of ulo War department To-
force tho cuban campaign waa sufficiently
indicated by the steps taken today to
speedily mobilize and equip the immune
regiments authorized by congress last
week
tbs law. which empower the president
10 authorize an additional volunteer force
mot exceeding 1850 enlisted men pos
rraaIug immunity from uivAsea incident 10
,tOpl,al cumMeH. wln 10, Immediately
,,u, in,u erect Dy th, formation Of siN
rvNm,uip of noAry igo mon zach. 10 Do
from that section afv to the cnvct that
from that section arv Go the effect ma
these mon aru practically READY for mus
ter ana awaiting equipment Nearly all
uf them have had mhuary lrmnlng and
ruundvDcu la expressed that they can b.
made tcady for active service within ten
days lt 10 suggested that 70 immun,a
ar, nosdrd 40 AN in the cuban campaign
th,y afy especially adapted for service
there ln tho immediate futur. ana mat
II The campaign Nae abandoned until tall
there would be- nu nvvd 10 raise this
force hurucdy ln the month VI May.
IN, president today srlecicd eoion'la
lur thuso lmmun,u from among officers ln
the regular service and orders viii bc
given them gu begin the election of their
commands. reporting for duty To the
Fourth corps under Major General cop
plngcr at Noodle. Il ls expected that The
four regiments of lmmunva commanded
by officers from the regular army Will be
recruited wholly from tho colorvd popu-
lauuu Who u Us believed. will be least
sus, ,ptiblc 10 cImatic influences. Many
,olprrd military organizations have al
ready rendered their s,rylccs and many OF
them viii doubtless be- accepted, Up ia
tho present time only four colord COM
paulcs have bccn mustered into the vol
uulVrr UFWN
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THE FINEST AFLoAT,


Oregonian,
\ company Of Portland capitalists is
arranging for the construction of the
largest and finest stcrnwhecler steamer in
the world. Nothing since the Wide West
in her palmiest days, with the possible
exception of the Rossland, and one or two
other sternwheelers which captain Troup
built for the Canadian Pacific railway on
the Upper Columbia, will come near this
new steamer In point Of magnihcence and
speed. She will be three-decker, over
200 feet long and will be built for the
passenger and excursion business, Hen
power will be furnished by two poppet-
valve engines, 9S inches in diameter OF
cylinder, and 96 inches stroke.
Tho interior construction of the cabins
will he on the style of the palatial steam
crs which ply ON Long Island sound, th'
social hall, dining room, etc, being oI
tho main deck, the passenger deck aoov'
It being open for the entire length of thes'
rooms. The passenger deck will have
large number OF staterooms, and abov'
lt, corresponding to the Texas on or
dlnary steamers, is another observation
cabin stretching aft from the pilot hous
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A CLEVER TRICK

II certainly looks like II. but there Is
really no trick about it Anybody can
try It who has lame lack and weak kid
neys. malaria or nervous troubles. We
mean he can cure himself right away BY
taking Electric Bltters. This medicine
tones up the whole system. acts as q
stiinulant to the liver and Kidneys, Is q
blood puriner and nerve tonic. 1t cures
constipation. headache. faintins spells,
sleeplessness and melancholy. II is purely
vegetable. a mild laxative. and restores
the system to Its natural vigor. Try
Electric Bitters and be convinced that
they are a miracle worker. Every bottle
guaranteed. Only 30 cents a bottle NJ
Estes-conn Drug Company.
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WHooPING COUGH.

had a little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack OF whooping cough. My
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. did not think that any
medicine would help him, but after Civ
ing him a few doses OF that remedy
noticed an Improvement, and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t is the best cough
medicine ever had in the house,. L.
Moore. South BurgettstowE, Pa. For
sale by Charles Rogers, druggist.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

II is certainly gratifying to the puolc
TO know Of one concern in the land who
are not afraid TO be generous TO the needy
and suffering The proprietors OF Dr'
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. have given away over
ten million trial bottles OF this great medi'
cine: and have the satisfaction OF know
ing It has absolutely cured thousands OF
hopeless cases Asthma, Bronchitis
Hoarseness and all diseases OF the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by IL
Call on Estes-Conn Drug Co. ana get
trial bottle free. Regular size 80 cents
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed, or price
refunded.
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Many Old soldiers now feel the effects
OF the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr.. Geo 5. Anderson, OF Ross
vile. York county. Penn. who saw the
hardest kind OF service at the front. Is
now frequently troubled with rheuma-
tism. Il had a severe attack lately" he
says. "and procured bottle OF Chamber
lains Pain Balm. II did 50 much good
that l would ike to know what you
would charge me for one dozen bottles
Mr.. Anderson wanted 1t both for his own
use ana to supply II to his friends and
neighbors, as every family should have
bottle OF It in their home, not only for
rheumatism. but lame back, sprains'
swelllngs, cuts. bruises and burns, for
which is unequaled. For sale by Charles
Rogers, druggist.
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cnlrr or poLICE sALE.

Notice IN hereby given, that by virtue
OF a warrant for the collection ut dc.
llnouent assessment for the imnrnycmcnt
described as follows, The Construction
OF A drain IN McCurc'a Astoria.
Ju,y issued by tho Auditor and Police
Judge of the & " Of Astoria. by direction
~ m, Common Council of said city. said
warrant being dated the nth day Of Aprll,
1925, Ia mo directed, and the nsAeWment ~
which specified amounting to the sum M o.
Sl6 90 with Interest thereon from the vJtn
dnv OF December 1891 NJ 5 nor cent per
nnnum being against the following nameu
person, towlt. Bridget Allen. owner OF
Tho following described property, To-
NIL lot g. block l0l McClure's Astoria,
and against said described property Ahu
which warrant commands mo TO levy upuh
and make sale Of said described property,
in order to satisfy said assessment, the
Interest thereon and the costs ana OK
ncnscs Of sale. dlu on the 9TH day OF
Mny. lS9S duly levy upon the above de-
pcrIbod real property, ana ! VIII ON me
Sth dav OF June, lSR, nt tho hour OF
o'clock. In the afternoon OF said day. ny
Tho Court House Door In the Cltv OF
Nstorla. County OF ClntSOp. state OF ore.
gon. sell said above described property at
nubilc auction 10 the highest bidder for
rnsh. II, \, Gold Coin, 10 satisfy said na-
s"sgmcnt, the interest thereon ana inc
costa and expenses OF sale. ana aeoruihl
costs, o,, -. -,
May, lSS u,,,ooy
chief Of Police city OF Astoria, oregon
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Roth tho method aud results when
Syrnpof Figs IL taken; il * pleasant
and refreshing 10 the tnstc, and nctf
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liyor and Bowels, clcanscs the sys,
tenn chcotually, dispols colds, head
aches aud loycrs and cures hnbitual
constipation. Syrap Of Figs h the
only remedy Of ils kind ever pro.
duccd, pleasing TO the taste and ac
ccpiable 10 the stomach, prompt in
ia action and truly beneficial in its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
hcalthyand agrccablcsubstanccs, lis
many excellent qualities commend il
io all and have madc IL the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 30
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists, Any reliable druggist who
may not have II on hand will pro.
cure II promptly for my one who
wishes 10 try IT, Donot accept any
80. ..l.s.t.t..
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CHIEF or POLICE SALE.

No,lco ia hereby glvon, that by virtue
of warrant for the collection OF n de-
IinGucnt az ssessment for the improyoment
described as follows; The Construction
of drain in McGure's Astoria,
iulv Issued ~ the Auditor and Police
iwdpe of the City OF Astoria. bv direction
Of The Common Council OF said city; Aald
warrant being dated the 18th day OF APRIL
iSG9 10 mo directed, ard the assessment ~
which specified amounting to the sum OIL
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
ANOTHER CASE or RHEUMATISM
CURED BY CHAMBERLAlN'S
PAIN BALM.

NV son was afflicted with rheumatism
which contracted his right limb until he
was unable to walk. After using one and
A half bottles OF Chamboralns Pain
Balm he was able to be about again I
can heartily recommend It to porsont
suffering from rheumatism, John Snlde'
Freed, Calhoun Co., W. Va For sale by
Charles Rogers, druggist
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

The theater season will soon be at an
end and the baseball iiend Will replace
the bald head In the front row during
electrical exhibitions OF his favorite game.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

A newcomer in a small community is
the fovorite topic OF conversation. mo-
mentarily usurping the place occupied by
the war news and views as retailed IN
the village postoffice.
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chlcf ot police Guy of Astoria, 0Trgo
CHIEF or POLICE SALE.

Not'co lu hereby given. that by virtue
~ warrant for tho collection of do
lnqurni assessment Tor the Improvement
described as follows; The Construction
20 drain In McClurns Astoria
duly lnhucd ~ the Auditor ana Police
Judge ~ the city nt Astoria by direction
~ tho Common Council ~ said city, said
warrant being dated the lllh day OF Aprll
lvlN Go me directed ana The assessment ~
which specified amouu,lnr 10 the rum ~
iii NJ with .a,,rcHt thereon rom ne Nih
day ~ December 1877, al 5 per cent per
Anuum. being against tho following named
person. towlt. u Il Ferguson, owner OF
the following dCarr,ucu property, TO-
wit. lot >. block NJ. McCluro's Astoria,
and against said drscrlhed property. ana
which warrant commands me- to levy upon
ana mako sale ~ said described property,
In order to satisfy said assessment. the
interest thereon and the costs ana vS-
punarr of sale. | did on the 9Th day ot
Mny. iN,S duly levy upon the above de-
acrlhrd real property. ana I will an tho
ah day of June iSlS. at the hour ~ :
u'rlnck, In tho afternoon ~ said day. At
the Court House Door In the city or
Astoria. County " ClAiaop, State W ore
rnn rcll said above described property az
nuhiir auction To tho highest bidder for
cash g. \ Gold coin To satisfy said rs
acnnmcnt. the interest thereon and tho
costs ana expenses of sale, and Rccrulng
patcd at Astoria, oregon, the 9th day Of
E. HALLoCK.
chief " Police Guy OF Astoria, oregon
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The man who wants to sell his house
declares it to be just three minutes walk
from the station-but the prospective pur-
chaser rarely discovers this to be true
unless on a bicycle OF in a balloon.
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CALIFORNIA FiC SKRUP co.
san lRAFCiSCO. on.
IOUi5Yiiif. A. Sfw IORh KE

81 O1 with interest thereon from tho a0ih
day ~ December. iW, M B p0r cent per
hunum, being against the following named
person, l0wil. Guulaya Erickson, owner 0t
the following described property. to-
Wit. lot g. block ~, MCIufc'H Astoria,
and against said drnrflhod property ana
which warrant commands mo a. lryY upon
and mako sale ~ said described property.
in order % satisfy said assessment tho
interest thereon ana the costa and ~
prnhrs ut sale. ! dld on the gth day ~
May i9s. duly levy upon The above de.
agrlhri fCal property ana ! Will on the
sth dly N June, ine. az tho hour ~ =
O'Clock IN tho afternoon uf said day. az
tho Court House Door. In the Ciiy Of
Astoria, County of ClaiHop. State Of ore.
Eun, coll said above drHrrihcd property at
publ, auction 90 tho highest bidder for
cash. u. \. Gold coin. 90 satisfy said an.
aoanmrut. tho interest thereon and tho
costa and ctprnaVn 0f sale. and accrulng
costs
patod q, Astoria. oregon, The elh day OF
May. ism
L. uALLOCK.
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CHEF or POLICE SALE


Nuufs In hrrohy given. that nv. virtue
of warrant f0r the collection Of q 90.
llnqurut uuncHnincnt Tor 10 improvement
described aH follows The C0nhifuruon
OF. Dram IN McCluroH AalgTla,
duly lhuud by tho Auditor ana folce
Judgu Of the Cty ~ Astoria. by direction
of tho Common Council ~ Htll cly. uall
warrant being dated Do Nm Jay OF Apfllt
1888, 10 mo directed. aud the lpHnHfunnt m
which specified amounting % iho .unl ~
". " Win ,Ul,r.e 100. m rom no P'n
day NJ December, 1897, NJ per cont pgr
annum, being against tho following namrd
person towlt, Dyson D. WhnH, 0Wnrr OF
fhr following described properly, 70
vii lot Z. block ~, Mctluru'u AHiorlh,
ana against said described property, hhd
which warrant commands M TO lcvy upon
ana make sale of said duHcrlhud property,
In order 20 satisfy said assessment tho
Interest thereon ana tno costs ana o..
prnnrn NJ sale ! dld on tho yih dty OF
May ips duly lovy upon tho above dr'
% ihrd real property. ana ! VIII on mo
Ath day ~ June i@t. ht the hour ~ 2
o'clock IN tho afternoon ~ said dhli az
Tho court Niuip nuut IN ihr tlly or
Astoria County of clhtnnp. State ~ Orc
Hun, arll said above drHrrihcd property at
public auction ~ The highest bidder FOR
cash q y uud coin, % satisfy said as
acnamont tho interest thereon ana me
costs ana expenses of sale. and aocrulns
coats
Da,od at Astoria. oregon the 9lh day Of
May isa
E itALi.Ork
chief NJ Police Guy NJ Astoria. oregon
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A man always thinks he wants some
, thing or somebody until he gets either
one when he at once proceeds to regre
the very things he gave up TO accomp'
lish his object.
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The happiest disposition in the world
Is the one that adapts itself to every
change gracefully.