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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

YOUNG MAN WILLING TO WORK
desire a position; willing to do anything;
three years experience in Office work;
references furnished. Address r. II. S.,
care News.
POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER BY
young man. W. IL. L., l2S Go don street,
west.
YOUNG MAN THAT is WILLING TO
work wants position; has fair education
and writes legibly; has had experience in
dry goods, groceries and butcher shop;
can give good references. Address W,
care News.
WANTED, SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP
at night; double or single entry. r, B.
L., Morning News.
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RENT, FLAT AND BASEMENT FOR
small family. - Jones street. east.
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ron KENT-RoONls.

25 YORK. EAST, WELL APPOINTED
fiat four rooms; possession Oct. /; rent rea-
sonable. c. +. Miller.
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FOR RENT. ROOMS NEWLY FUR
nished throughout; bath on same floor:
southern exposure; convenient location. IL
York street, east.
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$4,000 TO LEND ON CITY REAL Es-
tate at g. 6, per cent; amounts and terms
to suit borrowers. Platshek & Co, ITO
Bryan, east.
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MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD AID
dress, to travel and appoint agents;
salary SIS month; expenses; rapid
advancement; unusually brilliant oppor-
tunity Address, with reference, Butler &
Alger New Haven. Conn.
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TO CONGENIAL PARTIES, UPPER
and lower fiat near Park Extension. w.
b., News office,
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ming person to
a friend who
is slipping
down the road
of alcoholism.
And when the
answer comes
} " I can't
stop" the
man is perhaps
reproached for
the cowardice
of that phrase,
az can't"
But inten-
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IT. temperature; *V. velocity Of wind.
II. B. Boyer,
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1I3 wALDBURG, WEST; VERY DE-
slrable house and location; 201 and 203
Perry, west; first-class houses; moderate
rental and suited TO business section. YOU
mans g. Demmond, Provident Building
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FOR RENT, NEW DWELLINGS.
about completed, on Abercorn, between
Jones and Taylor. Prendergast Black
G Bryan street, east.
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RENT. TWO LARGE FURNISHED
rooms on parlor floor. Also oct. /, a
very pleasant fiat three rooms. three large
closets, water and gas. No. 22S Whitaker
street.
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FOR RENT, NICE, SMALL DWELL
ing, northeast corner Duffy and Bur-
roughs streets. Prendergast G. Black, q
Bryan street, east.
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FOR RENT, A SIX-ROOM COTTAGE,
corner Habersham and Sixth street. Ap@
ply e. ]. Okarma, Ill Broughton, east
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FOR RENT, FROM OCTOBER FIRST
118 Henry street, east, in perfect condi-
ton. Apply 120 Drayton street.
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ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE. WEST
Liberty; ten rooms, gas; electric lightss
bells; speaking tubes, tiled bathroom; all
modern conveniences. Large dwelling, 22S
West Liberty, fifteen rooms. just reno
waited. especially for hrst-class boarding
house. John Funk
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/ VERY DESIRABLE CONNECTING
rooms, two; conveniences; cheap to relia-
bic tenant. 400 Charlton east
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LARGE SOUTH ROOM TO RENT.
furnished or unfinished. "a Taylor. west.
corner Whitaker.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men or light housekeeping 500 Liberty.
corner of Lincoln street
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LOVELY CORNER HOUSE, 1871 BARI
nard, nine rooms. nearly new; all modern
improvements. Apply other corner, sams
block.
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| WANTED, A MAN OR WOMAN TO
travel and appoint agents. Salary $3.50
per month and expenses; rapid promotion;
also local workers; guaranteed $500 per
day; position permanent Century, 3943
Market street, Philadelphia.
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FOR RENT, 404 WALDBURG STREET.,
west; all conveniences. Apply 80 Brought
ton, east.
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24 EAST BROUGHTON; A LARGE
front room; suitable for one or two gentle
men; terms moderate; table board 50 week.
Mrs. Mary Duffel.
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BY YOUNG MAN. FURNISHED
south room, northern part of city; give
all particulars. Montague, care News
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YOUR PROPERTY TO SELL OR
rents to collect; you will be pleased with
our service, as others are. Youmans &
Demmond.
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WANTED, SMALL FLAT FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; couple with one child. Adj
dress North Of CASTOR Street, News office.
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ROOMS WANTED.

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WANTED, SMALL FLAT FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; couple with one child. Ad-
dress North of CASTOR Street News office.
BY YOUNG MAN. FURNISHED
south room, northern part of city; give
all particulars. Montague, care News.
WANTED, UNFURNIsHED BED
room within three blocks postofi1ce.
Rooms" Morning News.
DESIRABLE BAY WINDOW FLAT,
with all conveniences and use of yard,
with family Of adults. Alb East Hunting.
don street.
WANTED, NICE ROOM, VICINITY
court house, single or with reliable par
ties; 81 to Sc per month; describe, with
price; references possibly wardrobe; pos
sibly board. Dewey Washington, care
News.
AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, NORTH
ern part of city, between Abercorn and
Barnard; give description. Young man,
care News.
WANTED AN UNFURNIsHED FLAT
three or four rooms; rent must be moder-
ate; stale price.
TWO YOUNG MEN DESIRE UNFUR-
nished room, with or without board, be-
tween Bay and Liberty. near Bull. Ad-
dress Room" care News
WANTED, BY THREE YOUNG La
dies. three nicely furnished rooms, with
or without board. r., Morning News.
WANTED, A FURNISHED ROOM IN
private family by lady. Address c..
Morning News
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WANTED, UNFURNIsHED BED
room within three blocks postofiice
Rooms" Morning News.
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BOARD WANTED.

DO NJ " NV I'D
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES ROOM AND
board in first-class private family, be-
tween Liberty and Henry streets, near
Bull Address Board" care News
WANTED. FURNISHED ROOM AND
table board by gentleman, wife and child
Private family preferred. State terms. r.
S.
WANTED, BY A SETTLED COUPLE
without children, unfinished room with
board In private family on or north Of
Liberty street. Address Couple, this Office.
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FLAT TO LET, IN BEST LOCATION
with all conveniences. Apply at 107 Perry
street. west.
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LADIES, BOYS AND GIRLS CAN
earn good wages, selling our Christmas
novelties. Samples free. Tiff & Co., 112
Wabash avenue, Chicago.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-17
SEVERAL VESSELS OVERDUE.

SAN FRANCISCO. March ls.-There IS
much anxiety regarding the fleet OF over
due deep water vessels. The British ship
Alcldes on which reinsurance has been
lofIered for two weeks. is now about due
al London from this por;. She is out
10 days, and =. per cent is offered TO re-
Insure her. The Carnarvan Bay, l7s days
from Tacoma for Queenstown, is con-
derably overdue. and ~ per cent has
been offered on her.
by many sea-far!ng men the British
ship Dominion is given up for gone. She
Is bound from Honolulu for Puget sound
and Is out 81 days Nothing has been
heard from the schooner Helen kimball
since she sailed from Eureka for Pan
anna I0S days ago The schooner Albert
Never is out 80 days from Seatut 20
kahu'u
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-17
NEW TREATY WITH JAPAN.

WASHINGTON, March 16,-Extensive
changes in the relations between the
United States and Japan will be brought
about July l next, when the new treaty
between the two nations goes into effect,
Similar treaties have been made by Japan
with most of the other first-class powers.
The essential feature is to give Japan
a status as n modern nation instead Of
imposing the restrictions which she was
under along with China and other east
ern countries before her advance to mod
ern methods
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-17
LARGE DONATIONS FOR
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIsTs.
Captain Norman. Chicago Millionaire,
Becomes Suddenly Converted and
donates Forty Thousand Dollars.

CHICAGO March ia special from
Battle Creek Mich, says Captain Nor
man, repuied 20 be several times mil
lonalro. has given b.I0g0 70 the seventh
Day Adventist Conference. now In ses-
sion here. remarkable incident IN
connection with the donation Is related.
Among those In attendance Is Elder
r. II. Wesiphal who has charge of their
mission IN Buenos Ayres ne came from
Southampton IN a Hamburg line boat
and met on board the ship Captain Nor
man. Tie captain became interested In
the Adventlsrs faitn and came TO the
meetings here. As climax he has given
the magnificent sum Of tSoO0o.
Uf THIS sum. 1000 will be used by
the general conference. 5000 BY the for
egn missionary board and $4,000 viii
be distributed In the work In India. Bra
.zll. Australia and the Argentine republic.
The Adventists be.ieye that the coming
Of Elder Westpf when he could not
really afford the expense and his meet
ing Captain Norman. was an act Of
Providence.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-17

The citizens arc patrolling the main
street Of the town and dispensing an oc.
cnslonal group OF muttering negroes. who
seem determined to get some form Of
revenge FOR the slaughter Of four OF their
race.
The scene at Johnson's warehouse.
where the nine negroes were confined.
and which Is now filed with the dead and
dying. Is a revoltIng and miserabIe one.
Blood covers the floor and tho black
ened walls are indented with rifle shots.
Ahe wives and children Of the negFoea
are kneellng by their side In the dimiy
lighted room, and piercing the air with
cries and means Of anguish.
Mayor Arnold has summoned a guard
Of 70 citizens 70 patrol the streets and
warehouses, and every citizen seen on the
street Is armed with a gun The situation
is believed to oe practically under cen
troll owing to the work Of Mayor Arnold.
The mob was composed OF $50 men.
Where they came from Is a mystery 70
far as the people OF the town know. That
some Of the people OF Palmetto but not
the better class we're In the mob. goes
without saying. Every face was masked,
and when the warehouse was reached
tbs special guard OF Ave men was covered
withou. word.
In a minute the mob was In the big
warehouse and the fusillade opened. The
frightened negroes sent up yell after yell,
begging for mercy. but It had no eTect on
the mob
When its work was finished the masked
moo turned and quickly disappeared as
Il had come. on horseback.
Two fires OF incepdaary origin have nc-
CURED here this year. one on February
q. and the other FIVE days later. Fourteen
business houses In all were destroyed
Nine negroes were arrested on suspicion
and taken to Johnson's warehouse 10
await a preliminary trial which was TO
have taken place this morning. Yester-
day the leader Of the gang. Bud. Cotton
Is said 70 have .:=5c written confession
OF the guilt Of himself and associates.
He was the first to die in the mohs
bloody work
The militia from Atlanta win arrive
about II O'Clock. but Il is not believed
they will have anything TO do.
The Capital City Guards arrived at II
O'Clock and were put on patrol duty in
different parts OF the town. Citizens are
apprehensive Of an uprising OF negroes
tonight. At noon friends OF the wounded
arrived at the warehouse aHd were given
those injured. Glen Watts. one Of those
who had put IN the morning groaning
loudly. was carefully carried to a wagon
and taken home Upon his ARRIVAL there
it was found that he did not bear a
scratch John Bigby is badly wounded
and cannot recover.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-17
CHuCAGo's BIG BUILDING.

CHICAGO, March B,-Arrangemcuts
have been perfected for the erection Of a
mammoth coliseum building at WABASH
avenue and Sixteenth street, where the
Old Libby prison is located, The struc-
.ture, which wilt hold l5,0)0 people. Will
be completed by the first Of next Sep
tsmber, 1t will be constructed mainly
OF iron and steel and viii be larger than
Madison Square Garden OF New York
being 9S4 feet long and l7S feet in width
The building will be particularly well
suited for conventions, and an effort will
b. made to secure the republican and
makers next year. II is expected the
building will cost about Sl5OOOO.
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rived here with his regiment direct from
Santiago. said Vh0n speaking OF tho ra-
,lons served tho men that they had no
complaint after once getting settled ex-
Cepi as 10 the canned roast beef, This
meat. Colonel Johnson said, was unfit for
use.
n was 10 far spoiled when served 70
his regiment that some Of the cans had
burst from the swelling Of the meat
Company D. he said, was poisoned by the
meat on San Luis, and all Of the men
were made sick from H.
All canned beef had 70 be thrown away.
There was no complaint about the other
canned goods and the so-called fresh
beef from tho states wSJ good 20 cat
The Cuban beef. however could not be
endured. as 4, was without strength and
extremely tough.
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GREEN AND SMITH MATCHED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.--George
Green and Mysterious Billy Smith
have been matched to box 20 rounds In
this city some time next month. They
have agreed to weigh in at 154 pounds at
o'clock on the afternoon Of the con-
test The National and Excelsior Clubs
viii bid for the management OF the af-
fair, 1t is stated that if Choynski wins
his coming match with hid Mccoy he
win try TO arrange for a contest with
C1rbett to take place in this city.
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MRS. PLACE rs ELECT 1RoCUTED
TO-DAY AT SING SING.
Governor Roosevelt Gives Orders That
the AFFAIR BE Made as Unsensa-
tional as Possible.

ALBANY, n. Y. March i6.-Goyernor
Roosevelt has sent 10 Warden Sage, OF
Sing Sing prison, a letter containing d.
rectlons as to the details for the execu-
ton OF Mrs. Place, 10 make Il as unsen-
satlonal as possible. He says:
Il desire you 20 have merely one repre-
sensitive OF the Associated Press, and
one representative OF the non-Associated
Press papers, but wish you also to see
tnat no one Of those admitted is a cor
respondent OF any newspaper.
Il particularly desire that this solemn
and painful act OF justice shall not be
made an excuse for that species OF hide
Gus sensation which Is more demoraliz-
ing than anything else 10 the public
mind
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wHALERs srARr1Ne NoRrH.

SAN FRANCISCO. March l6-The
steam whaler Karluk is taking on her
crew and win sail for the Arctic to-
morrow. The whaling bark Alexander
is ready for sea and is waiting for bet
ter weather. She goes by way Of Una
laska to the Arctic.
Frances More Smith, as executrix OF
the estate Of william Deming Smith. has
filed a libel against the Alexander for
SlO00, the alleged value OF one-sixteenyh
interest in the whaler
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MINERS WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

SAN FRANCISCO, March ia Chron-
icle special from Vancouver. B. c., says:
According to the latest mail advices from
Dawson, a marvellous discovery has been
made on Dominion creek. in the Klon-
dixie A prehistoric mammoth. weighing
50 tons, with flesh still sweet enough to,
eat was found on February by August
Tru,sou, Swede, and his partner. while
working on their claims on Dominion
Creek. He came across the remains 20
feet from the surface.
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TROOPS DISPATCHED
TO QUELL a RIOT.
Governor Thomas, Of Colorado, orders
out Troops 10 Suppress Rioting
Near Lake City.

DENVER, March 1.-THE riotlng at
Henson, near Lake CITY, broke out late
last night and the sheriff Of Hinsdale
county wired tho governor for troops.
The message came about 1880 this morn
ing. The sheriff had just returned from
Henson md said the situation was ex-
itremely critical and that the strikers
were In control OF the place and had
Threatened TO burn everything in the
camp, A red glare in tue sky few
minutes after the sheriff lett the camp
indicated that the threat was being car
ried out.
The message TO Governor Thomas asked
for at lcas, $50 men and the governor de-
cded to grant the request at once. COM
pany r. First regiment Of infantry ana
troops r and c OF the cavalry. undeI
Captains Smith and Hll, were summoned
to be in readiness to leave at o'clock
this morning. Colonel MacArey COM
manded the troops.
A stop was made at Puebla this morn
ing for 80 men Of company r, Second In
fantry. at that place and II is likely the
run to Lake City will be made by 8
O'Clock tonight, The SHOWS on Marshal
Pass may delay the time little but the
men will be in readiness to leave for
Henson by conveyances during the early
night and be prepared to take charge of
the situation at daylight.
As the road winds through narrow
canon for most OF the distance the troops
Will depend upon the Lake City people to
prevent ambushing, for at some places
It would be possible for few men to hold
the entire attacking force at bay, especi-
ally now as the snow and ice on the
gorge are so that detours over the sides
+ OF the huls are impossible
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C. 4. X. TO MEEl AT MONTREAL

LYNDONNlLLE, VI, March l6.-The
decision OF Department Commander Har-
rls 10 hold the next state encampment
OF the q. A, Il. at Montreal in June will
mark an epoch in the history of the or
der rs this encampment will be the first
held by the state commandery outside
lot the prescribed limits OF the union
Commander Harris believes that this
plan will be popular among Vermont
Comrades, The objects are two fold.
first, to benefit and TO encourage the
G. A. h. posts which this department
has established In Quebec and Montreal
and. secondly. to show in methodical
way the cordlallty existing between the
united States and our neighbors across
1.-THE border
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sEAMEN ASK HIGHER WAGES.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE Sea
mems Landlord Association has decided
that in future sailors in deep water yes
sells leaving this port must be paid $50
a month instead Of $50 as at present.
Captain Sleeves, Of the ship James Drum
mond, now ready to sail for London.
says he will not submit to the advance.
There will be contest over shipping
crew for this vessel, and on its result
Will depend whether the proposed raise
of wages will be enforced by the board
ing house masters.
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w11L Rn ALLowEp ro LANp.

NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Mr. Pat
ton Of the state board of health, says
that no quarantine obstacle stood in the
way OF bringing the Second Louisiana
regiment directly home from Cuba by
way of New Orleans. He said that after
dlslnfectlon Of clothing and baggage the
soldiers would be permitted to come to
New Orleans.
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GEORGIA MoBs AWFUL CRIME.

Four of Nine Negro Prisoners shot Down
at. Thomasville.
PALMETTO, Ca, March l6-Four dead
negroes lie in Johnson's warehouse. Be
side them, groaning in agony, are five
others of their race, all victims of an
assault made by the white men OF this
neighborhood at an early hour this morn
ing The negroes, who were shot down
while begging for mercy lie where they
fell on the blood-stained floor of the i'm
provised jail, where they were held on
a charge of arson.
The dead are Bud Cotton, Henry Bing-
ham. Tip Hotson and Ed Brown.
John Diglby is dying,
The wounded are Glenn Watt, abdomen;
George Taylor, thigh; Isham Brown,
body; John Jamison, arm.
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REWARD oFFERED FOR LYNcHERs

ATLANTA, Ca. March 1s-Governor
Chandler today issued proclamation Of
ferip~ reward Of 500 for the apprehen-
sion and delivery OF the first member Of
the mob. and a further reward OF sloo for
each additional person implicated In the
killing OF the four negroes at Palmetto
this morning.
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INCREASE ON IMPORT DUTIES.

NEW YORK, March l6.-A dispatch 10
the Herald from Port Au Prince says:
An increase Of 25 per cent in the du-
ties on all imports went into effect yes
terday.
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LARGE MONEY TRANSFERS.

NEW YORK. March 16.-Today's money
transfers between banks at the clearing
house, in payment of the debit balances
for the day was s17,413S62 which is the
largest transfer Of the kind on record.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-17

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March ia
Lieutenant James H. Johnson. Of the
Eighth Illinois volunteers, who has ar
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ONLY AS TO
CANNED ROAST BEEF.

turned From Santiago, Corroborates
the unftness OF the Meat.