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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

Gosh 00OtotiOn0.
Frour-stssdy
Wheat.-No spring @seaic; No. red. 72c.
No T. nc
oa,s-No (? 2Iiazic. No. white. za2sc: No.
white EidL3Ac
Rye-No T. Std8c
Barley No. 2. BIHtoc.
Flsp s~ed-No l. 81 R%d1n
Timothy seed-~Prsme s. 3od2 ~
Mess Pork Per bhi. 81 ;SdsB
Iard-PcY 100 lbs. IS latds ~
Short RIBS sides loose. ~ @ds3.
shoulder~-Dry salted. boxed, IS sds62
sides short clear, bowed. IS tsdsEt
whisky pistiers finished goods. per gallon. u. 2
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ItspIAN baskets and cgrlo~. slsss SEE
orG. upstairs.
FOR reat-Front Offices desirable SUI
Ivan huiiflrg
wAGxER.s bar. Masl.an park -aa.sas
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oils ana Tuspemtine

Cyiindsv of. bhis saesce oasss. s. advance
White lead liobbinst- Pioneer ~ Garter. 1000 ID
lots ear G0ih lots. 7c: iesp than sooib lots Se.
Prepared paints. Sgal cans N.GNi0; f-eai cans.
IL shsl 8 igal csns. 81 6SAi 70: quar- cans. a. e0N
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wheat Esr.r. No I club. Sic; No I hiusstsm.
w.: milling. No I club. Nc: No I biuea,sm. Co.
$50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

Butter Ranch. tlsssl4e: fsncT dairy In sanare.
iss.Dr: Washington cr-amsriss. IN and 40 prints
stsA~ '~'
Chssss Native Washington tas isc. Eastern ian
III. fancy California cheese isr
ksTs Strictly fresh raneh Essagc
iSssr
Fcel.fs Live chickens. lie. lire turkeys. isr
decssrd tuskeys, i'Ai<
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National Society, with Headquar-
terS In Wash h'ngtOn, Soon
to Be Organized.
PLAN is BEING FORMULATED
Enlarged Society VIII Have a Buli-
Ing Of ltS own Prominent Peo.
pie Behind the move.

NEW YORK March 2g.--The Herald
says that plans are atoot 70 reorganlze
tho National Rcd Cross Society, with a
view 10 greatly increasing ita scope The
reorganization In being considered by
committee composed OF Treasurer George
G. BTdt. manager ~ tue Waldorf-As-
tona hotel. John ]. Edison. president OF
the Washington Loan x Trust Company,
of Washington. -. g.. and Edwin Hay,
The well known Washington lawyer.
Primarily q IN intended 10 establish
permanent headquarters OF the National
itod Cross Society IN Washington. The
proposed plan cODtempates the erection
Of building at Washington 20 be- de-.
voted solely TO the use OF the society.
The chief officers OF tho society are 10
be president. Hce-prtsldont and chief OF
stan. The dutieg- Of the latter oficlal
will be that Of general manager who will
exercise a general control Of the work
~ the society throughout the country
subject 10 the authority of Miss Barton
- president Of the board ~ dir. ctors.
Tho proposed plan does moi contemplate
'NA'H"fftN Nft' WIN ~ lfVN bAaA4shhINN hk
prcHcn, 10 cuba. Hawaii ~ the Philip.
pine islands In the United States. the
country Will b. divided into departments
as they now exist Each department will
b. administered by chief HhI VIII have
control OF the territory under his charge.
and who will IN turn be responsible %
the executive committee of the board OF
directors, II will be- the duty OF each
chief to 10 organize his department that
local Red Cross Societies viii b. eslab-
lishod in the citien and towns within
hs jurlsI.ci.0n Thchc societies viii be
responsible to him.
Thor are n0w in the United States
eight military departments The plan
ooblemplaios that the chief OF every
soclcty's departments and one other per-
son from the same department shah 30
members Of the national executive com
mit,ee. This would give 10 members Of
the committee. or n Il should be decided
10 increase the number. the number Of
delegates would be correspondlngly in
creased.
The plan does not contemplate thar am
person connected with the society shall
receive pay Tor services keep; the chief
Of stan at Washington. and the clerical
and similar labor which Il will be alb
soiutely necessary TO employ.
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THE WHEAT CROP.

NEW YORK. March -, The CONNER
chn Advertiser today prints Thor,an's
April crop report. II estimates the Rrts-
rnI condition OF ihc winter wheat at Si9
per cent represent ng a decline OF per
cen, during III, past m1nIn. and ~ COM
pared with December l. 1876 points, On the
c"l,spondtng date last year the condl
tio2 was returned az SgS per cent,
Returns from six prlncipal states east
OF the Rocky mountains (Oho Miohisan.
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas
are practically dlscouraglng showing an
average condition OF hut $50 as contrast
ed with 9Ol last month and $50 last Apr
The average condition for the three
states OF California, oregon and Wash
nlgton is S91 per cent; MS compared with
last month, 300; gG.j per cent last De-
cember and 9O,3 per cent on April OF
last year
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DEMAND ron FRUIT F
EXPECTED 10 1910 LARGE
cailt fnli l'tuit naiEcrs Look for q
Heavy Trade Thls summer-rho
Crop Bhort IN Other States.

BAN FTlAEciSCO. March n -secre.
lnfy Fllcher ~ in6 stntc b9gfd ~ trade
said today "1he demand for California
fruit his year will oyorncasurs the
quantity ON hand. The reports from tho
Interior show that the prospects are Of
"A splendid character. u ln not unlikely
that lne wh0la country VIII look 20 cali
forna Tor the greatest amcunt of its
-.rUli
"F,orIda has suffered dlsastrouHly from
frost Georgia which shipped 1900 cur
loads 0f pthchcs last year. has scarcely
unJ thing 10 show this season, and Sew
Jorsry ana Delaware. foremost pchcn
Atalrr ~ the east. are IN snd straits. Even
Michigan has had hard time. 1nd no
have other slntes rom wa.cn large
supply WAS expected.
~ n rather too early 10 Ray with any
approach 10 accuracy what The California
fruil. may bring IN The market, The
local nrmH have not yet made up their
selling lists"
Representative ~ several prominent
fruli dealing nrmb confirmed the Views
expressed by Secretary Pitcher.
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SIXTY PERSONS
ARE DROWNED
Terrible Disaster 0vertakeS the
Steamer ROwena Ice Near
Tyler, Missouri.
VESSELS BOILERS EXPLODED
Captain CaryelI and One OF the Ctew
Were the only Ones 10 Escape
The Cause Is Unknown.

sr Louia March "a special IA
the Republic from New Madrid. No.
nnyHi
Tho steamer Rowcna lTe. with about ~
passengers aboard. besides her crew. eH.
ploded opposite tyler, Mo. about I
O'Clock this afternoon and Immediately
sank with all on board except Captain
ueoEs cafvell and one of Tho CROW
Tho steamer lrf, Cairo with 10 passehg,
rra aboard bound ror Memphis Al Ca
futhorylhc. Mo,. Hho landed ana took
aboard u more passengers. II In cHt.
mated ,ha4. with tho passengers AMI
crow she then had aboard about " pro
pie
Ahs made the nest landing al Tyler.
SO. and at o'clock This afternoon
backed into midslfcam fpm tyler To-
proceed on her Journey
The steamer had just reached the mid.
ilc or the river when she suddenly stop.
ped and iutrhed az n a suag had been
struck Tho ueht moment the boat
parted IN the middle volume Of steam
and debris arose and the dclopalIou of
the explosion lhundvrrd oyct The water
The cause ~ the disaster cannot be- Oh.
tainod The llut Of passengers IN uH-
ubiainablr tonight Among them were.
~ e Lewis. travelling frc.gnt ag,pl of
the Lrc ltuc. n e. Humphrey. general
agent fof the Chicago MN aud Lumber
Company ~ Cairo.
The steamer waH manned by ihe fo,.
lowing Grew
captain dcofge CAryell First Clerk l..
Is Boakcr. Second clerk Gus Mitchell
rhifl clerk Sam i.owis. Pilots sId Smith
and r. Banks mates John CraHty ana
Patrick Flanagan. Engineers Albert cal
der and Prank siull. Steward George "
Todd. Mali clerk A. r Kelly.
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Old WORLD iMNidItANTS
POURING INTO NEW YORK.
and tho Record ~ over Two Thous-
and Day.

NEW YORK. March Z9.-T'wo thousand.
nyo hundred immigrants. mostly Italians.
who landed Tuesday were passed through
lhr barge oiiicr and the inadcquIcy OF
accommodations provided lof them was
painfully apparent Commissioner Fit.
'chlc and hls subordlnates do 'very,hing
th,j can under the circumHtan. ~. Uu,
The place IL far too small tor the hand
ling OF such crowds
The Bpiing tide Of immlgra ion las now
fairly set In and nlnce ,ne beginning o:
this week. the record has boeu about
two thousand day. The immigrants.
who ars necessarily detained for deportA-
ton or the arrival OF rc.atlyes now fiil
tho detention pens 10 hsir limit.
The NarunE,HSott anchored on Ellis
island i- used ar sleeping quarter
while tho nov immigration station Ii
being built. though Il can hold twelve
hundred 80 ls 100 the sAmc crowded eondi-
ton
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BcuADoR HAS ADOPTED \
SOUND FINANCIAL BASIS.
ilaa Rcpud.atrd silver and Accepted tn
sable MeiAi-raprr Money VII
Suii Be- IN Use

WASHINGTON March - consn.-Gen.
,fal p,ic.u 90, Gnayaqul. rrpo'b to the
slate department that the change ~ the
word 90 gold basis hss nnally driven
Ecuador 10 adopt the same course Coz.
gtcns just having enacted luw witch
will iu Two yrats place the monetary
system on gold basis.
Ecuador has heretofore been upon the
ro.rall"d bImctailic. but prag lcaliy mo-
numrlainc silver basis. there was no gold
IN entllallon and her ilvcr was IRE.
drsmabir Thr circulation Of the country
was and h. aimont altogether paper
money, issued {. the banks and redeem
able In silver only The effect OF the
present law be- anys, win be 20 put Ecu.
ldor on sold basis and. while paper
viii continue to De the money In circula-
ilon. u vii bc r,'devmatIc In gold and not
lu silver AZ At present
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
SENATOR'S TO VISIT ALASKA

INDIANAPOLIS, March s.-senator
Fairbanks. president OF the American or
ganiEt,ion Of the high joint commission
announces that he Intends to make a
u.i % Alaska this sDring The time Of
the departure Is dependent upon word
from Senator Perkins Of California, who
will be member of the party.
The plan is 10 10 10 the head OF tho
Lynn cannal which is nf,cen OF twenty
miles from the scene OF the recen, riot
Ing over The boundary line question. The
trip will pc for the special purpose OF
making an Investigation Il the boundary
question. The senator says that TWO or
three members OF the commission be-
sides himself will make the trip.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
THE FLEET AT KINGSTON.

NEW YORK. March "a Heralds
Kingston. jamaica, dispatch announces
that ghe United States cruiser Essex ar
rived at noon tuesday and THAI the New
York, Brooklyn Indiana. Texas. Maroel-
head Detroit and Supply arrived IN sun.
day The ships are TO sail south on
Thursday with the exception Of the Sup
ply, which Win so north.
\ Herald Valparaiso dispatch says that
,he Russian ,orvct,e Rlzboynik bound Tor
Honolulu, has arrived from PuntaS Ar
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ASKS FOR A RECEIVER.

WORCESTER Mass, March 29-Hum-
her \ Company, America, limited, the
wen known bicycle company organized
through the English promoter, HooIey,
filed bIll In equity in the superior court
here against Arthur Martin and Freder-
ick Goddard, trustees under deed of trust
and mortgage upon property and Albert
H. Hawkeley, and the Revere Rubber
Company named as respondents, asking
the court for the appointment of re-
ceiyer,
The company which was organized un-
der the laws Of Great Britain claims that
1t has been unable to pay interest on the
bonds and that It's property is tied ur
owing to suits which are now pending.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
a mcn cHARTER.


Tacoma Ledger;
One OF tho richest charters to far
to sailing vessel In years past Is tha
Just secured by the bark Marion CHI.
colt, from tho United States government
Sho has been chartered TO load hay
grain ana general meIchandise from I'M
Sound Tor Manila. at 3he rate Of " pei
ton. either measurem4be or weight pro-
yalling, ns tho agents, Messrs. BartIet
n Bteeb, see ht
Whom Il Is considered that one ton Of
hay taken by measurement means almost
six tons taken ~ weight, the profit on
the voyage may BE- reallze1. The same
way with timber. 6ne ton In weight Will
equai one and one hah tons.
The Marlon chllcott will carry In the
aelRhbTh0od Of $3.50 tons. A. she runs
1oeu her "eastern" ana pi ks up the
trade winds. when FOR days II is not
necessary 10 start brace or sheet, Cap
tain Weeden may congratulate himself
on The fact that with every knot the
good bark reels or. he Is making for
his owners moro money than any
wind janmer" grain laden from the
Sound around the horn TO Falmouth or
QueeDtOwn for orders.
The Marion Chiicott was formerly the
British bark Klihamnan. Wrecked on
this coast she vas bought by the firm
N Barnes Il Chilcott. hauled on the
reef. repaired and placed under the
American nag She has been q money
maker since the stars and stripes noated
from her gam.
A happening 10 the Marion ChIlcott
which will be Of general interem occurred
during the spanish-American war. The
bark had sailed for the United Kingdom
from tho Sound, grain laden. She WIS.,
ordered 10 MarsalIles. France. 10 dis
charge MarHailea IL but a short distance
separated from Madrid. The French
city contains many Spanish residents:
likewise many spanish sympathizers.
Coming into port Captain Weeden proud
ly sent Old Glory 10 the masthead. As
tho ensign iiuttered forth on the Med
lterranean breeze an angry crowd gath
cred on the quay. To have attempted 20
board the bark and lower the flag would
have meant instant death 10 at least the
iirst haif dozen OF the mob. 1hey lacked
courage for this. but to vent their en-
mhy proceeded 10 stone the vessel,
Every pane Of glass In the companion
hatch exposed to the missiles was broken
BY the han Of stones rained down upon
the do.k by the cowardly crew standing
on the quay. At last the police arrived
and dispersed the mob. But the stars
and stripes foated from the gan Or mast
head OF the Marion Chilcott every day
she lay at MaTseiiles.
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THE SALE DECLARED vop.

NEW YORK. March - A dispatch to
the Herald from Havana. says: An order
has been made by the Judge Of the Ccrro
court rejecting the appeal from the de-
clsiou Of the lower court that the sale OF
the Zero Cart urbinao by a minority OF
the shareholders OF tho Harvey syndicate
was null ana void having been obtained
by means Of fraud. The Judge further di-
rccted that President Castanndn should
appear before the Audencla supreme
court within ten daya or the decision
viii be confirmed and his bond contls-
rntcd. This IL another Victory for the
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Tho plcasHnt method aud beneficial
ciccta of the we'll known remedy.
hftri ~ FIdH, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Fla NYHur Co.. ilustrhto
tho ynlup Of obtaining the liquid lnxn,
tive principles ut pnnth known io hr
incidentally laxative aud presenting
thrm IN the form most rrfrcahlng tu the
taste aud acceptable to tho system II
u the one perfect strengthening laNn-
Tive, cleansing the system rllcUtunliy,
dlhprlllng c0lia, headaches mud fcvcIa
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
Ia overcome huhitual constipation per
mnncnlly itH perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud buh,
htancc, aud iiA acting On the kidncyn,
liver and bowels, without wcAltrninp
or irritating them make II the idcnl
laxative
In the process ~ manufacturing nga
are used, aA they nrr pleasant to the
taAtc, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy ARE obtained from Acnnh aud
other aromatic plants, by n method
known "a the CALlF0RslA Flo SYHir
Co. only. In order 10 get itA beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, plrasr
rUmembcr the full nnmc of the Company
printed on the front ~ every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FnAEciHco. CAL
LouinvILLH. Ky, hEw YORK N T.
Pof sale by all Druggists Price Az, pct bottle
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THE SIXTH ARTILLERY READY.

BALTIMORE March 99-Brig0dier
General n, II, williston, Of volunteers
and colonel of the Sixth Artillery, who
arrived at Fort McHenry Sunday from
cuba, inspected his command at the fort
today,
While II large number Of men have
but recently been recruited, they have
been thoroughly drilled In the barracks
and on the parade grounds by Major
Nosc, Tho remaining batteries of the
Sixth win arrive at Fort McHenry within
the next few days from Fort Monroe
over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Via
Chicago and San Francisco for the
Philippines A full band will accompany
the regiment, and complete hospital
equipment will be taken along
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IL is verv naro TO stand Idly by and
see our dear ones suffet while awaiting
the arrival OF the doctor. An Albany
IN. " dairyman called at drug store
there for a doctor to come and see his
child then very sick with Group. Not
hnding the doctor in he left word for
him TO come at once on his return. He
also bought bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. which he hoped would
give some relief until the doctor should
arrive In a few hours he returned, say
ing the doctor need not come, as the
child was much better. The druggist,
Mr.. Otto Scholz. says the family has
since recommended Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to their neghbors and friends
until he has constant demand for It
from that part OF the country. For sale
by Charles Rogers.
Torquoise blue stationery is very much
in vogue.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
your FACE

shows tho state &" ysur teelinEs ana the
state Of your health "a well. lmpurd
blood makes Itself apparent IN pale and
na.,ow complexion. plmpieA and skin erup-
tlona II you arc feeling weak and worn
out aud 10 not have a healthy appear
ancc you should Try Ackcrn nlood Elixir
l, elfeb all blood diseases where cheap
uarsapaflllaa and screamed purifiers fail.
knowing this wo sell every bottle on
positive guarantee For sale BY Es'os
gopn nrus "a
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
SRRECkEiS ORGANIZES AN
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
Promises the People Of San Francisco
to Furnish them With Light Heat
ans Power A.msst at Cost.

SAN FRANCtsCO March 9Th Gail
says that Claus sprccke.s has decided
60 establish in this city an electric pant
chat VIII be- without a rival In the world
aud which viii furnish TO the people OF
san Francisco light heat and power a.
most az cost
In accordance with his plans arti,l OF
Incorporation of the lndcpenden, III c;ric
lght 4 Power Company, with a cap tai
OF SlOcOoo have been filed With the
county clerk The directors for the hrst
year are claus Sprcckcls. John d. s.r'ck-
els Adolph n, Spreckels. Charles \. Hug
aud W. u. H. Gibson.
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TERMINAL SITE SOLD.

SAN FRANCISCO March - The san
francisco \ san joaquin Valley Railroad
company has transferred 10 tho Santa
Fc Company the terminal site at Spear
and Harrlson streets and the property
adjoining, Taking tue revenue Siamrs
%. ached TO the deed ~ basis
fur the price of tho property. S'SOh was
paid by the railroad company for its
terminus IN this city,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30

The Death Knell' has been sounded
to Apo;hecaries' Drugs. and a sign ITO
LET will be IN many TinIows Of doc
tor ofiices since the Aunt Jane Home
Remedy for female troubles has been
placed on the market. Every man or
woman. married or single. should send
two-cent stamp TO our ONCE for beau
ufui illustrated circular. free. Address
The Aunt Jane Medicine Co.. rooms l3-ll
Lewis Building. Portland. Oregon.
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BEST or ALL

To cleanse the system In gentle and
ifu'1 beneficial MANNER when tho aprinE
'inr ruincr uoo tho true and perfect
rmr1r syrup u Figu. iiuy the genuine
Manufactured by tho california F1E
S,rup 60. only anl for sale by an dtug
ssis. at s9 cents por bottle.
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We have saved many doctor bills sincS
we began using chamberiain's Cough
Remedy in our home. We keep a bottlS
open all the time and whenever any oi
my family or myself begin to catch cold
we begin to use the Cough Remedy
and as a result We never have 20 send
away for a doctor and incur a larBe
doctor bill. for chamberlain's Cough
Remedy never fails 10 cure. II Is GER
tainly a medicine OF great merit and
worth.-D. s. Mearkle, General Merchant
and Farmer Matte. Bedford county.
Pa. For sale by Charles Rogers.
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NEW DRAMA READY.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 29,-The Call
states that Peter +. Sudcbaker, jr,, son
OF the famous maker of wagons who is
in this city, has written romantic
drama emitted Sword and Sccpter." 1t
is said that he proposes to organize a
company to produce the play throughout
the United States.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
TWO MATCHES ARRANGED.

WHEELING. w. Va, March 29,-Os-
ear Gardner ot this city has signed ar
t,cles OF agreement for two fights One
is for twenty rounds with Joe Kane, be-
tore the Davenport. Iowa, Athletic club
for $1,000 and the other with Billy o'Don-
nell OF Memphis, at New York on April
tenth
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PROMOTED rc CAPTAINS.

DENVER, March 29-Upon recommen-
dation Of Colonel Mccoy OF the First
Colorado. now serving In the Philippines,
Governor Thomas has promoted Lieuten-
ants Charles H. Hilton and Fred J,
Perry to be captains, and sergeant Ben
ilmin Lear 90 be second lieutenant,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
A KEARsARGE GUNNER DEAD,

NEW YORK, March 29.-Tommy Rear
don, who served as gunner on the U. s.
s, Kearsarge during Its famous battle
with the confederat privateer Alabama
outside the harbor of Cherbourg, France
and who later served under FarraEut IN
Mobile bay, is dead In Brooklyn, aged 81
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30

Two Largo and powerful steam launch
90 with speed of fourteen knots an
hour have boon buut al Dartmouth. ono
Inr tho king ~ tho iiVllrncH and the 9th.
~ Ut the dfand pukr Alexander MlchAii-
ovji,h klng Georges launch Is already
8, Athens and tnr other Will be sent
g, Rl rrirrsuufs directly tho Hattie 10
oi,ru
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CANADIAN promoters. who have bsen
working actively 10 defeat the sBie, The
decision only carries the tnse step
higher lts nnm disposition resting with
The Audlencla cpuTt II IN possible that
the deriHion Of tho iowor courts will then
bD revoked,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-30
EARLY NOR Wing FIRE.

HARTFORD, Conn, March 29.-Flre
this. morning completely destroyed the
Howard block and slightly dam9gee the
Hines Brothers hotel. Loss $75 OOO The
Howard block was occupied by james L.
Howard, manufacturer OF machinery.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. 25 c. The genuine has L. r.
Q, on each tablet, For sale by Charles
Rogera
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FlTz AND JEEERIEs TO FIGHT.

NEW YORK, March 29-Boh Ft2sim-
mons and James Jenries today signed
articles for a fight at the Coney Island
club May &c, for 2 purse of $4,000,
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WANTED rAnM lANp.

wanted a man to 80 to TiIlamook and
take charge ot a ranch Must be flrHt-
class farmer hen, " references required.
Inquire az this ONCE.