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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
MORE SOLDIERS
WILL BE NEEDED
General Lawt0n Thinks 100, 900
Men Are Necessary 10 Con-
quer the FllIplnOs.
TERRITORY TO BE EVACUATED
Americans VIII Not Hold The Ground
Already Taken FIlIpinos Are
Confident OF Success
TERRITORY TO BE EVACUATED

NEW folilt Aprll IA dispatch 10
the World from Manila says. Mljor
General lAwtgn at palto today author.
i1cd the World correspondent 10 make
this statement.
''l'hc present prospect " that i01. 90
troops viii be- necessary 10 pacly che
Philippine islands"
General l.awlon's expedition has been
ordered 10 Manila ana Will return there
Immediately Al tho territory he cap.
'nfrd viii bu evacuated and Tho launches
De- seized Will be restored 10 their or.
lglnhi ownorn-thaI 10 TO cay. they will
br given back 10 tho persons from whom
Agulnaldos soldiers tuok them,
After giving the opinion that 10000
mon viii be- required TO subduo these
Islands General IAwlOn explained the
situation to the World correspondent a.
lallowsi
''fhc difficulties IN the way are those Of
nEhting guetrllaH IN tropical country.
with my brigade I could force my way
from one end u the island Go the Other
" I did not have Ia hold the territory
! tayrned But leaving sarurons Toe.
hind would soon cat the whole uf the
force
donoral i.aWton regretted cxcctdingi,
being compelled to cyacuaIc the territory
ho had captured
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
RECALL or GENERAL LAwroN.


Ordered For puty Around Manila A..
cording TO General OTIS Plans
NEW YORK. Apru IA special 10
the Herald frnm Washington says.
When shown dispatch announcing tho
rccall ot General Layton nrigndicr Gen.
opl schwan acting adjutaui general
said II was In accordance with the under.
standing at The war department. a. TO
the purpose ~ General lawton's cam
paign
General OTIS sent this expedition TO
southern LuEon,' he continued. "for the
purpose II destroying any lnurgcnt
forces that might he found there to
make a careful reconnaissance of the ter
rljory and to Aprcad broadcast the re-
cent proclamation OF the Philippine com.
mlsAon setting forth the purposes Of
this government with respect to the
Islands expect he will clear all thr
prisoners hc has taken and they will be
sent 10 their homes Ry this action |, II
hoped he viii prove to the FllipInos that
the Americans are not ~ barbnrous as
the insurgents pretend We are and that
we propose to treat the Filipinos hu.
namely"
"Why Is General l.awton needed at
Manlla9"
General Otls has not communicated
HIS plans TO the department the matter
being left entirely to his discretion The
lnsurgcnt leader has established his
at san Fernando, to the
northwest of Malolos, and suppose
General OTIS contcmplates II movement
against that city. General Lawton only
had 1900 men under his command, and It
was Of course impossible for him to d.
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wAsHINGToN's GOVERNOR.
WOULD NOT BE SASSY.
Thinks II Would DO No Good to DE
mand the Return Of the Philip
pine Volunteers.

TACOMA. April ia special TO the
Ledger from olympia says Governor
Rogers Is IN receipt OF q good many let
ters from relatives Of soldiers IN the Frs,
Washington. asking him 10 emulate Gov
etnor Ice, q South Dakota IN "demand-
Ing" the return Of the volunteers. To a
father who seemed particularly insisient
the governor wrote:
Please stop and link for moment.
What influence do you suppose ] have
with President Mckinley and General
Alger. when the governor Of South Da-
kota will not Influence Their ac.ion I'm the
slightest degree? Indeed. In my opinion
II viii have a contrary effect. ] think
yo1 may well pofsess your soul in pa
tlcnce The boys will De sent home
shortly. We all want them home. but
there are better ways Of effectIng this
result than flying into the newspapers
with what the administration counts as
sassy letters"
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Senator Morgan Believes This
the Only Possible Solution
Of the Question.
WE SHOULD TAKE INITIATIVE
Couls Gracefully DO so and England
and Germany WOuld soon ! OIlow
-CoaIing Station Necessary.

NEW YORK. Aprl ia special the
Herald frfom Washington says. sen.
Gtor John l.. Morgan. Of Alabama. q
leading member ~ the foreign relations
committee. when asked Tor an expression
on the samoan problem. said;
"Thctr II but ono permanent solution
Of the samoan question. That ls the par.
titIan Of the Islands by the three great
powers which have by common desire
just formed commission 10 reconcile the
differences between ghenuelves and the
native samoans.
THE United States. Great Britain and
Germany viii In my judgment act most
wisely n they Immediately proceed 10 d
settlement. fear nttle good viii result
Ia tcmporarizlng policy toward these
warikr and blood,hlrsty sayaRes
Whatever sentiment We may entertain
for the rights Of the Samoan the afbl.
trafy law u nature which prevents an ln.
g ugruous assimilation Of people all ever
be- an insurmountabic barrier 10 peace
progress ana civilization ~ long A. gov.
crnmcutal control r. by the weaker class.
THE Samoan question IN view OF the
evident Intentions of ghc United b Aies.
Great Britain and Germany. has lessons
ln our own course IN the sublugation OF
ths African ana IN the fate of the In.
dian The spread OF the highest type
of civilization rapidly and rulhlcsly en-.
croachcs upon barbarism. sup rstitlon
ana stupidity These stubborn laws OF
nature cannot be- changed and u Is bet.
ter thai they be- recognized az the out
set of tho work shat r before the sa.
moan commission and with Instructions
of the various nations rrprcseuteI ih,re.
on br given accordingly.
IN the pending diplomacy on this
question she United States with grace
and fairness can take ,he initiative a.
she dld several years ago In the treaty
arranged with Mnllctoa England ana
Germany then lost no time IN follow Ing
our example ana In securing the same
recognition accorded TO ny.
The immediate purpose OF Ehe three
nations Il to secure pcrmanen, coailng
stations upon the Islands Once estab.
lishcd. however. these stations cannot be
maintained under the existing
conditions Of the natives
"rntii completely subjugated 20 ine
Of the whites these sayagrs will
be a constant monaco and bloodshed will
follow.
II am thoroughly impressed with ,he
importance Of partition. as | believe that
The immediate division OF ,he Islands
will bring about the speedy solution Of a
trouble that NAV terminate gradually
with the practical determination of the
Samoan race.
The United States should have a coal.
NIX station at Pango Pango. And then
with The hong desired cable In the Pa.
'!hc reaching 10 Honolulu and to sgd
icy giving communication with the home
governments there will be little to IN. 1
ertcre with the spread OF civilization on I
he samoan Islands"
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These hgures relate 70 the imperial ex.
pendlture alone but We give between nine
and ten millions In graDts Of aid 10 the
municipal and county spending author.
lhes, 80 the total revenue 10 be raised
This year approaches ei2DWOC0, an
amount wholly unprecedented IN our an
nails How long The nation can 80 on
carrying This burden withoa grumb1ng.
10 man can say. but Il q a burden 80
artfuily impoged that a. yet n0OCsy seems
70 think Il IL heavy. Your nnandsrs might
learn a lesson from ours IN the art of
extracting enormous revenues from
very few faxes which leave trade free
ana the Hfzen unconscious Of tlts great
part Of 8hc weight imposed
Our new tex eKcttes great wrath IN
the city The chancellor Of the excbe1ner
is dcsirous no put a dge shilling stamp
duty on ali bonds and shares of foreign
and colonial orlgin not already stamped
This erkes an American railroad shares
ana bonds not nrgi hgued here and the
contention II thar y viii burt buaineas
The tax ~ 0niy payable once but II
conversion takes pace ana a new security
In issued 20 replace that cancelled, then
there y some fresh tax Il means one
shilling per 10 shares on al your shares.
no matter whether they are worth 80
a share or t20. a memorial " being got
Up agaimt The proposition, but there Is
a doubt II It will succeed In accomplish
Ing.
Meanwhile, the market II nearly para
lyzed. n the law passes. arbltrage bud.
ness Will be much hampered at first At
least. AZ no shares or bond stock can BE-
Transferred without the stamp, which the
iransferrer must pay without a chance
for recoupment.
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riLwrNos AnE CONFIDENT
Rely nn Disease breeding Climate
conquer the American 1rpops

Rely on Disease breeding Climate 20
conquer the American Troops.
SEW YoRK. April IA Ioaskons
letter 10 the World says. we are weak
and you are strong said Dr. Ghl,ano
Apalrblr the head Of the Filipino iunta
here. "bui Nr have au ally and you
have none
I'VE have ,OOo nlands of arms ana
nloo lroups In lhs nrli ana run,lcnt ms.
tcrial 10 make cartridges TO supply our
troops for four years to come
"uur aily ia the climate ~ the PM.
hlauru. Your bullets cannot kll ono Of
ouf men Whore the climate w!u kliI - x
Saurr once ,Uu begin your advance Into
tho interior We viii harass your advance
at The same time that We welcome n
I'VE cannot ngin pitched battles with
lpn and We No not need to We shah be-
hcrv ioday and there tomorrow. attack.
luE then dying YOU can no more catch
Ne or conquer ns than you can tho Wind "
Youth -cems TO be- the invarlabis nrs,
requirement % leadership among the
fiNilnpH pnly the younger generation
al hali,hrcrds have had the advantage OF
education pr Apairblr and Dr. Santos
iaflcr Apalrhlr the mos, prominent mem.
brf of the ilousapns iuntal are under
% and both have received the degree OF
dnrgnr OF law In Spain
llctWccn them and tho numerous youHs
mon who arc their associates and the
mass ~ Fllpnos, there b. about as
much resemblance ~ between quad
roon and a fun hloodci negro. They
were lcd TO organize the rebellion by a
priest priests educated them and by
lhr irony ~ fate, they nov hold hum
itcds of frlnrs az prisoners
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18

The pleasant method aud beneficial
cifoolA Of the well known remedy.
hYHui uF FiuH, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Flo SyHur Co., Illustrate
The value of obtaining the liquid laSn.
tive principles ot plants known Ia be-
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them Ia the form most refreshing to thc
taste aud acceptable 10 the sysium. II
u the one perfect strengthening lnNn,
tive, cleansing the Ayhtcm cffcclunlly.
dispclling colds. headaches aud frycrh
gently yet promptly mud enabling one
10 overcome hhbtGnl constipation per.
mancntly It's perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality aud sub
stance, aud Ita acting on the kidneye.
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make II the Ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing iigs
are uAed. as they are pleasant a. the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of tho
remedy are obtained from srnna aud
other aromatic plants, by method
known 10 tho CALIFORNIA Flo SYRur
Co. only. la order Ia get Ia beneficial
effects aud 10 avoid limitations, plensc
remember the full name ~ the Company
printed ON tho front of every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LoutnvtLLK ny HEw YoRK. NY
fof sale ~ all Druggists Price ac. pcf h1lilc
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
MONEY BECOMING EASIER
AMONG LONDON FINANCIERS
Commerce and Manufactures Ahsor, ..g
the Means of lnvcs,ors-Naval Ap-
prupyiati0ns Largest kaown.

NEW YORK April 1.-THE Tines
London financial correspondent, cables
We got over the stock exchange settle.
men, more easily than was expected. and
the Immediate prospect Is tha, credit will
remain comparatively cheap because tn.
foreign exchanges are more in our favoj
and the hank OF England is collecting a
li;,c gold, Trade, however. is employ
ing much more credit than 1t did and
the country hanks say that they have not
in years experienced such heavy de.
mands from the provincial branches.
Some five million pounds were spctsed
over the country during easter tide. main
ly for holiday purposes and usually this
money filters back within few weeks.
This year hardly any will return and the
Scotch banks are already drawing away
gold to cover their increased new cir
culathu, Almost a month earlier than
usual.
All this Is against great cheapness OF
credit and also against Increase OF stock
speculation. People are finding employ
'N'i'A ANi AN'A AANNNN ~ NNAAAANANt AlANA
manufactures and will not return 10 the
stock markets In large numbers until they
have made money IN their business.
This explains why stagnauon prevails
IN every department OF the stock exchange,
Everybody there declares tha, there is
nothing doing which means at present
that business of six ordinary days Is
not being done In two or three We
have no tremendous rushes of Specula-
ton hut only the quiet johbing and small
peddling thar JUST keeps things going
In the main, trading in securities must
be- enormous for the stock exchange
now contains t927 members and 27I1
clerks,
Were the average gross income Of each
OF these only ciOO year, and that is a
very moderate estimate, 1t would imply
nm aggregate income OF G2L0O0,ON per
annum from commissions and iob,ers
profits Dunness. therefore, can only b.
relative. Stnl we are not doing the large
ana exciting business of two months ago
and are not likely to do II for some time
to come.
The most interesting event of this week
Is The government budget. As You know
we are leading the nations OF Europe In
the fashion of enormous naval and mill
tary expenditure. which one party In the
state calls wastcful and provocative OF
strife. But what may interest you IS
the manner in which the chancellor of
the exchequer lodged the necessity Of
Imposing more taxes, For the current
year ending on March 81 next he requires
Gus OOO,O 900 for imperial purposes and the
revenue for the past year was el0S.S36.OOO.
So on the basis of existing taxation, tire
deficit is about G4,5OOOOO. He
knocks off e2OOO.OOO of this by suspend
ing part OF the debt sinking fund and an
other e9OO,OOO he looks for from some
small Increases in taxation The rest he
expects to make good by the natural in
Grease OF the revenue, so he will come
out at the years end with a small sur
plus.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
rnr MORPHINE HAprr INCREASING

Il ~ stated by prominent physicians
that tho number of morphine hcudS is
increasing Owing 10 their dtlica,e
nervous organization. the habit finds the
greatest number OF l,s victims among wo-
men. although men, too. are not exc 0pi.
They take the deadly stun whenever they
rccl depressed or have slight nilrcnh
and before they realize ind themselves In
tho grasp OF practice which can hu,
end In the grave, This morbid eva Ing
comes from a run down condition of the
nervous system and blood, hosictI RS
stomach Blttcrs taken faithfully wi ! ;one
up the system. strengthen the stomach
and make the blood pure, and II will help
the liver and kidneys 10 do their work
It Is good for everyone. especially az this
time OF the wear
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
Norlcn FoR nlps.

nda will DO received by the county
cour, OF clatsop county un,li the ard day
Of May. iNJ. for tho board OF prisoners
confined In the county laii. The food
mus, DO of coed wholesome quality. Two
meals a day. and delivered al he Jail
between tho hours Of and y o'clock In
tho forenoon alnd I ana o'o,oek In the
afternoon, bidders are TO state the
price per meal
ny order of The county court,
u. J. wHERiTl. County Clerk.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
A CORRECTION

ASTORIA. Aprn li.-Edtor Astorlan;
\ slight error was made In the puh!ica.
tion of my communication In yesterday S
issue Of your paper, which is somewhat
misleading. wrote that "one writer
suggests that the way to reduce taxes
liz TO Increase the valuation etc." while
the published letter reads zone writer
suggests that the way to reduce taxes Is
to reduce the valuation. etc"
FRANK j. TAYLOR.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
REMARKABLE CURE or RHEuMA.
TiBM.


kennA, Jackson Co.. w. Va.
About three years ago my wife had an
attack OF rheumatism which confined her
TO her bed Tor over a month and rendered
he's unable TO walk a stop without as.
slsiauco. her limbs being swollen TO
double their normal slEs. AIR. 4, Maddox
lnsis,ed on my using ChamberialB's Pain
Balm. / purchased a 0.ernt bottle and
used II according to the directions and
the nsHt morning she walked 10 break.
fast without assistance ~ any manner
and she has no, had a similar attack
siner.-A II Pafponn.
Zoe sale by Charles Rogers,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
TIE nHar IN TILE wonI.n.

We believe chambsrlalns Cough Rem.
sdy ls the best In tho world. A few weeks
ago We suffered wlln a severe cold and
troublesome cough and having read their
advertisements In our own and other pa.
petn we purchased a bottle 10 SEQ II Il
would effect Is, !, cured vs. before the
bottle Sas more than half used II h
the beat medicine out for colds and
coughs The Herald. Andvfsonyille Ind.
foF sale BY Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
SIBERIAN TRADE INCREASING.

SAN FRANCISCO. April l7.-Trade be-
tween this port and Siberia is rapidly
Increasing, Several vessels are now on
the way to Vladlvostock, and the schoon-
er Volunteer sailed few days since for
Nicolaefski, on the Amoor river. The
schooners James H. Bruce and Annie
Campbell are taking in mainly salt and
-four, while the schooner Nicomus is lead
ing salt exclusively.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
WHEN TRAVELLING.

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip bottle Of Syrup OF
Figs. as II actf mos, pleasantly and eff
teciga!.y on the kidneys. liver. and bowl
els. preventing fevers headaches and
other forms OF sickness. For sale In 80
cent bottles by all leading druggists, Man
utae;ured BY the California Fig Syrup
Company only.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
THE EVENT OF THE WEEK.
"a Summer Fancy" a Comedy Produced
BY Home Talent

on next Thursday some OF the best
talent Of Astoria will produce the above
named play al Fishers opera house. The
plot is brief the participants capable
and the cause for which 1t is produced Is
worthy.
The box sheet viii open al Griffin K
Reeds on Wednesday morning at 2
o'clock. Be sure to reserve your seats
early. as the house will be crowded.
Some OF the young men 81 the A. F. c.
are preparing some elegant boQuets TO BE-
presented to Harrison Allen at Thursdays
performance. Cabbage must be getting
cheap.
The Columbia orchestra wiz play some
new music AT the A. +, c. performan e
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18

wdo his force by s,ationing dctaehmcnts
In every village captured His command
viii be useful however, In assisting IN
the advance on Maloion or In relnforo-
Ing tho iinu about Manila, u IL possible
that wben Tho lake rises General otls
will resume the campaign IN the southern
part Of the island
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18

In almost every nelghboFhood there Is
some one whose life has been saved by
.Chamberain's Cole, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, or who has been cured OF
chronic dlarrohea by the use OF tha,
medicine, Such persons make point
OF telling Of It whenever opportunity Of
ters. hoping that it may be the means OF
saving other lives. For sale by Charles
Rogers
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STATE OF OREGON.
SIS
COUNTY OF CLATSoP,
I, S. S. Gordon, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief
S. S. GORDON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Sth day OF April. 1899
c. r. THOMSON, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JACOB KAAlM,
]. o. HAWTHORN.
W. F. MGREGOR.
Directors.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18

10 CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Iiromo Quinins Tablets
All druggists refund tho money n u
fails TO cure. . o The genuine has l. n.
q, on each tablet, For sale by Charles
NnGpta
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-18
Report of the Condition
of the
NATIONAL BANK
of Astoria,

AT Astoria, in the State Of Oregon. at
the close Of business April 5th. 1899
RESOURCES.
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no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

who can al, quietly In roeAos cnalr'
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spuos ,s coming in with a Jomp
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aAN THANrIbUO. uAI.
LOUISVILLE. ny, NEw YoRK. NY
fof sale ~ all Druggists Price Dc. pct tniilc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19

ana sam Blccklcr. his trainer. He had
mo me voyage, and was In excel
lrnl Spirits when journal rsp,rt.r
VINO n'aIuel the Campanla down IN.
bay, mot him ON deck Wv
am going right into training o"
hnll iAmrr and as soon uH tbis nabt
IN over ! shall go back To Enrinnj To-
meet william Curley. / am I'M splendid
,onu,llon, nut VIII have 20 Fct ia of "a
~ puulluH' me ocean trip hasn't
Increased my weight at AL" he said
with laugh.
THE hEht with McGovprn win take
place az Iucknhue ON September lsf
10 expect 20 VIM Well. III courss
! nave come over here 20 make IA good
nshi ana guess no one Will be- disap-
II hardly expect 10 meet Dixon. al.
ihough there has been some talk about
u shall go 20 saratorl ON At,p1,,,
and start in Co work at once 1 NM,
been over here before. YOU know. and I
shAnt waste any time in slrht-s..ins, .
Tho bout az rugkahoe Will be for a
purse OF 10000, u percentage OF tho
pictures ana the liG.puuud chafnpl,n.
snip OF thr world Palmer Is ono of tbr
Two fHlWvr mldEuts who wcrp fumou4
Tor their sklll as boxers before they mad
entered their teens. "pcdIarl" IA. Tom
RAINIER " known, has gained number
lie met Pllmnor succcasfully and 4,
lh9o met Dixon nt the Madison Suunrp
Garden IN siN-rpund bout Ho con.
nedcd weight 60 Dixon. aud. aIthoush
not In the heat Of condition. ROT IA draw,
Palmer ~ 20 years old. and foot sil
Inches In height lilo was entertained
Hast nlght az the Vanderbilt hotel
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A MOTHER rrLLs now sHE SAVED
IITW IITIIT DAuGIiTEW's iITt.

am the mother OF eight children and
have had J great deal ot experience
with incidence, Last summer Wy uffn
daughter had the dNspUtHry Boo It's
Nurrt form. We thought 4hH would HI..
tried everything I could think Of. bu,
nothing scented tu ul uHr HHr slHu. L
Hlw hy ou advertisement 200 our paper
that Chamberlain Cole. Cholera and
nMrhoea Remedy was hIEhly rgg0m-
msnitd ana Eent ana Eut bottle at
best medicines We over had iU tlr
house n saved my Ntilu daughters
uly. I am anxious Cor every mother
90 know what Hn excellent medicine 10
la Had 1 known II mo first % would
have saved me great deal of anxiety
and my little daughter much suffering
Yours truly. Mrs. Geo. r. burdiok.
Liberty. II. /,