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Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

A SPECIAL bargain for few days in a corner lot, with small house, situ- ated in the best part of the city: only S650. L. L. Plank, r North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

MADAME GRACE, paImist and clair@ voyanit, card reader; tells past, pres ent and future. APO East Washing gton street, near Fourth
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

SUMMER boarders wanted on Covey's ranch (oid E. L. Andrews ranch), $S per week, S10 per month extra with saddle and pony.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

AGENTS-Either sex. You can make S25 a week at home. Plan and sam ples of work 10c. Write today. Rocky Mountain Supply Co.,, Albu- querque, N. M
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

w. 1T. MA4W ELL Igerna. Cal
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 W T MAXWETT
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

FOR SALE CHEAP CLEAN. nice BEDROOM suite, OFFICE DESK, chairs, rocker, lamps, clocks; good as new. Inquire at 324 East Wash ingtcn street.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

FOR SALE-Lady's ticket to Chi cago, unsigned, via Los Angeles and San Diego; good for three months. Address N H., this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

1H1' R5-'HH T IT DenVer. COI0-
 IS CURED. MY DEAR DOC TORS: It affords me great pleasure to be q bIe to tell you that your Hudyan has cured me. and you may be sure will always speak good word for 1t. used to suffer mental tnrtures for could not sleep night. Was never fiji to do days work; always awoke in the morning feeling worse than when I went to bed for would roll and toss all night without inc sleep l needed. Your Hudyan relieved these conditions in comparatively short time and feel like new man now Yours truly.
 NJ. SMITH
Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

WANTED Second girl, at northwest corner Fourth avenue and Monroe street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23

b. Collin. OF Portland was in town
yesterday.
c. Cathlin, Of Portland, was In the
city yesterday.
II. $. Gile. OF Chinook, was in As
boria yesterday.
Edj. ]. Deven, Of Chicago, was AZ the
occldent yesterday,
Capt. Stuart. of shoalwater toy, was
in town yesterday on business.
Z. NJ. Rosenthal. of Portland. regts-
tered at the occident yesterday.
c. w. Ransom and wife, Of Port
land. are stopping at the oocident.
Carol w. Dibble, oartoonist and
illustrator. OF Portland, is in the city.
Mr. P. Gallager. of the Palace restau-
rant, is back at work after two
weeks vacation.
F. W. Paige. representing the San
Francisco branch house OF Morgan &
Wright. was in Astoria on business
yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
REMEHBER THE OREGON,

ASTORIA. Nov, s9.-Bdttor Astor-
ian; see that the matter OF raising
funds for the presentation oC a sword
to Captain Charles f. clark. the COM
mander OF our famous battksship ore
gon has been placed in charge n a
committee of oregOnians and the local
character has been removed by naming
Governor r. Il. Geer as chairman of
the committee. would therefore sug-
gest that Mayor Isaac Bergmaa select
committee Of three to collect Astoria
and Clatsop county's contributions Tor
oregon's testimonial to the gallant
sailor who did 50 much "a honor our
namesake. Be worthy of the mystic
fame these names and mountains
bear. J. II. u. GRAY,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
A POEM ON MANKIND.

Like wha! Is man, but like a sproutlnE
weed.
That grows and rlpcns but 10 cast lls
seed
Among the thistlcs and the tarcs ot HE
Aud then TO scc Il stranglcd In the
stIfos
or like the clouds that wander with the
brcCac
And pass unnotlced from life OF ease 7
or like mushroom. sprung to lite
alas,
To s,aryc or s,ranSlo IN the tangled
grassr
These are thoughts that are apt to
come 90 many people at times. cspa-
cally when they are sick and have to
pay big prices FOR medlcln,s. Hut there
Is one drug storc IN Oregon whcrc you
can save from 10 TO 70 pcr cent on
everything you buy, and that II J A.
Clrmcnson's Drug store. at ssi YAM
hill street. Portland, ore. Al that storc
YOU can Ket Hoods sarsaparilla at Toe:
Mellcn's Food. 81 Slsc. bSc, Bromo Selt.
ger. 81 size. roc. and everything else al
the same low rate. You can get red
trading stamps there. and II you need
the Natural Body Brace you can get II
there,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23

The Nachotta is on the ways at the
Supple shipyard. Portland, and will
have her twin propellers replaced with
the Chase patent propeller.
The British ship Kelat now at Port
Angeles is the only disengaged vessel
suitable for grain in the northwest. She
has been offered Al S. which her own
er refused.
It was thick outside yesterday with
a strong southerly wind. The channel
was quite rough.
The British ship Samantha with grain
from Portland arrived out at Cardiff on
the goth.
There Is little stirring in local marine
circles. The tug Wallulla went down
to the mouth Of the river last evening
but saw no sail outside and returned.
TIE new tug boat being built at Port
land for the Columbia Mills Of Knapp
ton will soon be- ready for launching.
It will be a powerful and servicable
vessel.
The torpedo-boat destroyer Goldsbor-
ough being built by Wolf & Zwicker
will soon be ready for her trial spin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
IMPROVED TOURIST sLBEPERs.
Railroads Are AeecdinE 10 Demands OF
Middle Glasses Who Want BETTER
Slccplng. Car Service.

In response 20 the demands ot the
times the o. X, 4 y, and its connea-
tlouu are nlacing In operation a much
better grade VI tourist shoppers for Pa
Gins coast service than at any previous
time. The largely Increased trafilc 10
this section of the country has demand
ed all the improvements OF lattcr-day
transportation. and In consideration of
ths the railroads arc establishing q
service which ls excellent In every par
tlcular No, only arr the wishes OF
flrst-clRas passengers served. but those
VINO arr travelling 10 and from the East
on sccond-clasa tickets are Hplendldly
cared FOR. There was q time when q
tourist sleeper appealed 20 = limited
number Of people who were travelling
on the cheap order. In every meaning
OF the term. Now. however. there has
been a radical change With tho bet-
ter tourist slecpcrs In operation the
class of passengers has been improved.
and one may now travel upon them
and enjoy all the privileges Of a first-
class sleeper AZ a grcately reduced rate.
Daily. on the o. II. a N. cast-bound
fast mail. Is attached one Of these lat
est improved tourist nlcepcrB. n model
ot beauty and Handsome appointments.
Tho new cars are almost an exact
counterpart OF the irst-elaAs sleepera
ono noticeable feature OF the new
tourist cars II IN absence OF smoking
apartment The new cars being built
by the Pullman Company are not pro-
ylded with smoking apartments. This
new departure has been taken because
ot the fact that INST through trains
are provided with composite cars. which
provide a smoker for the Sleeplng.car
passengers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
A RARE TREAT
viii Appear at Fishers opera House
Tomorrow Night.

The Library Association announces
that they have secured the Web6er
Concert Company for tomorrow night
This company is made up OF the very
best talent. and the library is very
fortunate in securing this company.
They will give a varied program. con-
sisting Of choice selections OF vocal and
instrumental music, ranging from the
classics to the prevailing rag time
crazes.
By request Miss Hewett will sing
Kea ting and Catlin's, better known ss
Kem EFT & CdalIs. lates song. As IL
was Of Old" These two Oregon boys
have made a world wide reputation
with their songs, among the most
popular being Just One Girl" 'Zlzzy
Zizzy Zee Zum Zum' and Just as
the sun Went Down" Judging from
the reception which this new song has
received. it will rival their ever popu-
lar Just One Girl"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
RANK CLOSED

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Nov, %
special from Yankton, South Dakota
To the Journal says the Y0nkton say
ings bank cluaed IT'S doors this after
noon. The deralcation ~ TREASURER
PETERSON. who was known 20 be a VERY
heavy derositnr. caused a run which
has been In progress u day and half
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
PROHIBITION IN GEORGIA.
A Drastic Measure Passes the Lower
House.

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. s2.-The Will
ingham bill which provides for state
prohibition was passed By the house
today. II the bill passes the senate and
becomes a law, il means the annihila-
ton Of saloons. Every plant FOR brew
ing beer or the manufacture Of whisky
must be closed.
II Will not interfere with banquets
or private entertainments, but the law
will not allow any club to sell or keep
for the use Of its members intoxicating
liquors of any kind
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23

Portland WarerOoms, 33S rOrrlsOn ST. Marquam Bldg.
New York, 1S West 2Srd st. London, 225 Regent st.
Paris, 32 Avenue de LOpen,
Factories at Merden Conn, Worcester Mass Detroit Mich
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
Gall for NOu-patissu Assembly.

All electors VI the Non. partisan party
ot the city NJ Astoria, are requested
to assemble az the Court House Ia the
city NJ Astoria. on Novcmh'r Gath, 1892
NJ t'SO y, m, tor the pUrlOv' of nonln.
atlng candidates Tor election. az thu
coming gcncru election NJ the city of
Astoria.
ny order ~ the
NON.rARriSAN EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23

county's vote Tor governor wNS an
nounced showing Taylor's plurality To
be S,22s. After hearing u number ~
aitdavits read the board adjourned un-
tll tomorrow,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
WHERE TO EAT.

Why at The Eastern Of course. ITO
Third ST., Portland. You can get a
good layout for Is cents here. which
will satisfy your hunger and bring you
back again to the same place. Remem-
Der the Eastern.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
FOR HIS SON

NEW YORK. Nov. "a solid silver
loving-cup was received at Tompklns-
VILE today for Rear Admiral schey
from the citizens of ST. Louis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
THE KENTUCKY COUNT.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 22.-The county
election board convened this afternoon
and took up the motion to throw out
the vote Of the city Of Louisville. The
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
HAYWARD WORSE.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Nov "a
Senator Hayward Gradually grows
worse.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
! PERSONAL MENTION.

65-9-9 100000 -6-S-9-0-3 3
Pat Lawler is at Nasel on a hunting
trip.
P. Glen. Of Portland is at the occi-
dent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-23
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
Founded 1870,
J. w. Mill. n. D.. Principal.
CAzastnAs TSrn Opsus sept Ii IssA

A Boarding ana pay sOAONl uuasr PSsssal
nAnAEsmSnt anos iere
roF eataleEuss or information address ths
ertnsipal J, W, HILL n. d. 2. ., drawer
", Portland. Or
PRIMARY, Preparatory and Academic pspArt-
nSuts: COLLEGE Preparation Military plaelplinA
Manual Training. Boys sf all ago. rsoaivSA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05

E,CR sALE-TEN r. T. p A. Ms. FOR ;
Il cehts Vt druggists. Que gives relief.
aY2lyrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05

Tho Delaware Baptist State Mission So.
ciety met in fifth annual session in tho
First Baptisf Church yesterday. Rev.
o. G. BuddingtOn, moderator, presided,
secretary iggs reported, tina flvs
churches has been helped by the society.
Only three of them have renewed their hp-
plicntions for aid The WORK of the past
ypur ha, been encouraging aud shows a
natural steady increase. Encouraging re-
ports were made by the pa tors OF tho
churche- throughout tho state.
An address on "WOrk am Jng tho Swedes
In Wilmingson' was made by A. p An
dersoT, appointment member of the Swed-
ish Baptist Church Of thi ci v,
An addrcss--"Brief History Of tho CIR
man Work in Wilmington" was made by
Rev. A. =, Mihm.
At the evening session able addresses
were delivered by Rev. T. B. Palmer,
ID D., secretary OF the American Baptist
Home Mission Society; and Roy. John
Gordon, d. ID. OF Philadelphia.
A resolution was adopted thanking tho
women Of he church for the enterta ain
lnent of the dclega es and guests and also
recon- mendiDg hat efforts DO pu' forth
tending to the appointment Of a state mis-
The treasurer's repor was ex-
ami cd by the auditing commit tee and re
ported corrsr.
Officers were elected us follows: Pro j.
lent Rsv. 0, q. Buddington; fist vice
pre- ident, Harry Emmons; second vise-
Iros dent, Rev. A. p. Mihm; ,secre ary,
itev. f f. Biggs; treasurer. L L.w:sncs i3
lone Mnnsrers. :. Hickman Hewitt,
william B Adams. J. II. Prescott, and
Rev. h. B. Cook, D. d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05

A weil-known young man living on
Market street is in a predicament, and he
Is trying to get his friends to give him
some timely advice. The trouble appears
to he that two of his girl friends and who
live one the east side aud the other on the
west side of tho city, are 10th imploring
him to DO the same thing at the Same
time. They have heard that there Is going
to he ''one purple night at the Whining
ton Opera House on May 1O-the Elks'
beneat--snd both are anxious that lie
should take them to see tho double pro-
grnm-the notable event OF the season.
Ons Of the best comedy companies on The
road will be only part Of the attractions
for that evening.
= Tie comedy play itself is worth double
the admission price that the Eiks charge
Butoutside of this, John W. Bra.ton the
noted composer. formerly of this city, and
where he has hosts of fiends, has kindly
given mis- services for ths night. Julius
Whitmark, the accomplished baritone
singer. will also be there. There will bs a
juvenile cake walk, for which prizs will
,bo offered. George Fuller Golden 1.-THE
mon olQgjs the best OF his kind, will help
to make ths evening q auccess and Albert
s. L. Hewes will furnish amusement.
This IL ull In addition to the Town
Topics" play and there will be more Of it.
So 10 Is no wonder that all the girls want
to 80 to the Cpera House next Wednesday
night
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05
Damaged In Collision,

Four vessels were damaged In two rcspcc-
tive collisions which occurred in tho vlcin-
ity Of the Delaware Capes OH Wednesday.
They are the schoonerI Alice N. Hawkes.,
Henry z. Hovens. John Shay, and ship
as yet unknown. The Hovsns ran into the
Shay Mt the Breakwater about 10 o'clock
ut night. Tho latter We sol was anchored
and received II crashing plow which CARED
away her bead gear, s'ove starboard rail
and waist, and started butts. Sho also
started to leak and is in serious condi-
tlon. Repai will be made In Philadelphia.
Tho Hovens dit noi escape unscathed. She
smashed boat, cathead and split spanksr.
Tho other accident occurred twenty five
miles southeast Of Barnegat at an early
hour wednesday morning The Alice M.
H,wkes, which Is fishing schooner hall
ing from Gloucester was run into by nu
unknown ship bound for New York. She
lost furetopmass and part of mainmast
and her escape from destruction Is nothing
short OF marvellous. The other vessel got
away 80 quickly that CAPTAIN Blake ofthe
Hawkes., could not Iell whether or not sho
had sustained serious damage. John NJ.
Robinson, u sailor WAS badly injured by
falling spar at the moment Of collision. He
was landed ut Loves, where the disaster
xyaa repnrtad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05
CARD BASKET.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Storrett have been
visiting in West Grove.
Owen Scott Is the guest Of friends in
Louisville, Pa,
Mary W. Pyle is visiting relatives and
friends in Lenoard. Pa.
George Cooper Of Chester, was the guest
OF friends In this city on Wednesday.
George Davis and Charles Dubhorn of
Chester spent Wednesday with friends In
this city and New Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen b. Flitcraf of Ches.
ter, have been visiting in this city.
Richard Patzowsky is confined to his
home with illness.
Mrs James Hutchison and Miss
Greaevs Of New York City have returned
homo after Il pleasant visit in thi. city.
Miss Matte Fletcher and John S. Nc
Vey were married several days ago by Rev.
L A. McVey.
General Hamilton S. Hawkins left yes.
terday for West Point.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05
AFTER THE
SHIPYARD.
Council By Resolution
Urges Mr.. Morse to
Locate Here.

City Council last night made move to.
wards securing tho plant Of the New Yorl
| Shipbuilding Company When IL adopted
| tho following resolution:
| Whereas, The prospect of having a
large ship building plant. known as the
Morse plant. located in or near Whining
ton, Delaware. 1t is deemed advisable that
tho City CouGcil express themselves as
favorable to the same, and take some no
tion favoring the location Uf such an in
dustry IN our city; which can but be of
great advantage to the whole community; !;
therefore bo 1t
Resolved, That the City Council urges
the location Of the plant in our city. and
will do all in their power to aid in accom-
piishing the same. knowing that much of
the land is now exempt from taxation for
ten years from tho date of the starting Of
any manufacturing industry. Whilst we
caOnot bind Council to anything definite
we are sure that it is the sentiment and
feeling of Council to do everything Dos
sible to arrangs the tax rate upon such u
plant, so that it will not be exorbitant,
and, II possible, increase the date Of ex-
emption as now, established by law. and
especially to sec that no undue increase IL
made In the same at any time"
MIR, Leary said that while he considered
1t the work Of the Board OF Trade 10 get
new industries it was we'll far Council to
take action.
Mr.. Oberly said the Board of Trade pre-.
senteN the resolution and it was adopted
NEXT YEARS ESTIMATES.
In compliance with tho law. providing
that the finance committee shall. on the
first meeting night in May. submit an es
innate OF expenses fOr the following year.
the committee submitted the following re.
port;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05
Items FROM
NEW CASTLE.
correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
May 8, 1890

The people of Now Castle are incen se.l
at the action ef City Council ordering the
city assessor to assess tho power house,
stables and groun ds Of the Wilmington
and New Castle electric Railway Com
pany. II the council wants TO keep new
industries from locating at Nov Castle no
more effective means could be used than to
induce enterprise TO come here aud then
assess ihcm before quarter of the ten years
had olapsel.
The members of tho New Castle Base
Ball Club have completed all arrange
menls for tho strawberry festival to be
given tomorrow evening in tho Town
Hall.
Tho club is making strenuous efforts to
secure enough money to pay for suits. Tho
club Is q strong one and expects to win the
state championship Of 1890.
The people Of New Castle sholnd turn
out to .LnOrrow evening ard show the club
that tho people are at It's buck and intond
to give it every suppolt during the senson.
A force Of men under the direction of
City Council and The Electric Railw ny
Company began work yesterday to put In
an open gutter at Sixth and Delaware.
The big pipe was taken out yesterday.
The engagement Of one of Now Castles
popular young ladies has just been an
and accomplished daughter of DR.. and
Mrs John ]. Black isa general fnvorlto
in Now Castle and other parts Of Della
waro.
Ci,yCouncil cauecd a general little furry
yesterday by compelling tho Delaware
Railroad company 10 secure permit to
dig mp the streets Council ia expected to
pay attention to tho crossings in til, city
that nre Without watchmen.
In addition to the strawberry festival
there will be n select concert given by 81.
PEERS 7. A. B. Society on Saturday even
ing May 13. -
About twenty persons from this city So
journeyod to Wilmington on last evening to
attend the boxing exhibition under tho
auspices of The Empire Athletic Club.
Thera will bo royal timo in the post
room of Catain Els. Watson, Post No 5 g.,
A., r. Tomorrow evening The mon whp
served during tho civil war will tender n
recop ion to the mon who volunteered to
fight in tho Spanish Amurciau wa. W, Fl.
Department Commander Of Dol.
aware, ACCOMPANIED by his staff and savor.
nj other leaiing Grand Armv men from
Wilmington will be present. The object OF
I he gathering is to have good social time
ard tnlk over the war times.
Now Castle was surprised yesterday
when tho Master Plumbers Association |
to ok charge of the city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-05
FIGHT IN BRI-
Berry CASES.
DR.. Moore and Other Union
Republicans Got Con-
tinuanceS Until
Next Term.

Dover, Del, May 4.--For insufficient
time In which to prepare n defense, the
election bribery nases against DR.. Thomas
q. Moore, Peter W. Downs, John Cald-
we'll and Frank c. Reimann. all Union
Republicans. Of Smyrna, were to day con =
tinued until the next term Of Court,
though not without bitter fight between
opposing counsel.
"This affidavit Is insufficient, because
DR.. Thomas g. Moore. the maker Of it
and we intend to provo it-hns said that
his oath Is not binding" SO said Attorney
General White to-day to the Court against
the continuance
"You have no right to attack DR.. Moore
or any other defendant In such man
ner,' emphatically interrupted Justice
Spruance This defendsrt comes into
: this Court with the rights OF any other
citizen, with the presumption Of innocence
around him, and you ought not to take
such advantage"
THE STATES UGLY CRISIS.
"Your Honors will pardon me, " rejo;n-
cd tho Attorney General 'for l represent
the people and the interests tof this State,
which are now III an awful crisis. and We
are now able o present to this Court flng-
rant violations OF the election laws. If l.
In my remarks, have transcended my duty
in any way, beg pardon; yet as far rs
my own conscience Ia concerned, md as
far as the Importance of the cases go.
feel no compunctions OF conscience about
my utterances."
The defense afterit had won the point
for DR.. Moore, at once moved for similar
continuance in the other cases.
Attorney General White replied that
the State would certainly object to any
such procedure. iva feel that q coniinu-
ance OF these cases cannot but be decided
prejudiciallv 70 the interests Of the State
Lawyer Ward contended for tie de-
fense that questions would be raised in
these cases which even the State, he
ventured to say, would not be prepared to
meet
Deputy Attorney General Cooper said:
"These informations were filed last Mon
day. and they make a deathblow at cor
ruption at elections In this State; one that
shall demonstrate that our strong consti-
tutlonal provisions and purify of elections
knows that in tho pro ecutlon of political
cases 1t Is the most difficult thing In the
world to secure and hold the conclusive
evidence. Now, in these cases, it is motor
iuus that q mob at acked the dwelling
house Of nno of the Witnesses"
"Ah! that was only crowd of boys"
interrupted Lawyer Hayes, for the de-
fens..
The Court was at first inclined to order
the trials proceed ut once. The defense.
however. got DR.. Moore's affidavit that
Emmita G. Lewis, n material witness, had
gone to Jersey, beyond the jurisdiction of
the Court. and it was upon this affidavit,
that tho continuance in all tho cases was
granted. though not before the Attorney
General had attacked DR.. Mcore's CREDIBLE
ity as quo ted above.