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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-15
EXPEDITION or REVENUE
CUTTERS TO ALASKA.
Reindeer Meat N Available AZ
Food Supply

WASHINGTON. March l--hn exps.
duion under the revenue cutter service
will bc sent 10 Alaska at AN raHy day.
Arrangements are now being made for
I tho trip, the object Of witch will be- 10
establish sources Of meat supply m tho
TERRITORY
The plans for the expedition have not
yet been completed. but the first step
has been taken by the temporary tnBs.
fcf of the ThrtiH from the navy depart.
mcni 10 the treasury department for
uao by the revenue cutter officers
The ship was selected for tiis duty
on account or itn coal capacity and 10
economical stramlng quality as well az
the comfort OF ~ cabin acromm0dn-
lions The later - an important fea.
turr IN a long expedition.
The headquarters Of the expedition
will bo ilakodatc. which IL the mopl i'm.
pottani northern port OF japan. and Is
accrsTblc to the nsd 81 inyestiga ,ion
AZ prrsrm the Th,fis " Ht the Mare
Island navy yafd and IL being over
hauled Tor the ntw service. its bunkers
Will b. loaded wiih about ~ tons of
coal and orders have been placed ln ia
pan.
The expedition Mil investigate the -
tent and locality Of the reindeer In Alas.
~ with "a view to their Variability ns
a food supply to lhe constantly increae.
ing population of the territory
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-15
POISONED HER SON
WITH CARBOLiC ACID
Mrs. Adams. OF san Francisco Arrested
For Causing the Death OF Her
iilcEtilmatc Chilu.

SAN FRANCISCO March H-Mrs.
Minnie Adams has been arrested at her
fathers home. III Parker avenue. on
suspicion ~ having murdered her llle-
gtimalc ch.id John Richard Gray. by
administering dose Of carbolic acid.
4 quarrel with the rather OF the child.
which resulted in the separation Of the
couple added 70 the fact that there wer
too many mouths to be fed. Is believed
to be- the motive FOR the revoitlng crime.
The father OF the chGd, James Wilson
Gray. is the avcliscr Of the woman. ard
had he not reported the matter to the
police Il IL probable that the death would
have passed as an accident
Unul two months ago Gray had been
living with Mrs Adams and the child as
their son. lie received note saying his
boy was dead. and with an officer went
60 the Adams house. where he found the
body, Mrs, Adams said the child had
drank from "A bottle of carboliC acid
witch had contained only about two tea
spoonfulA II WIS discovered however.
thar large quantity of the deadly acid
had been spilled on the noor OF an out
housc ana this fact coupled with other
suspicious circumstances and threats 20
ki.l the boy. alleged TO have been made
by Mrs Adams led 10 her arrest
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The Corpse Found 10 a Chair on
the Coast Near Santiago
Was a Seaman's.
THE MYSTERY CLEARED UP
Sail u Ba1 Been Fatally Wounded and
Expired WhLe Being Taken 10
the American Boats.

! WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE secre.
tary 0f the navy this afternoon received
the following telegram
Portland. ore, March H.-1ne re-
mains found IN a chair about four miles
west d san,ngo. a. reported In today's
papers. are not those OF Admiral villa
mel. but OF u Spanish seaman. Report
follows by mail.
PROCTOR. Assistant Engineer"
The ofilccr from whom the above mes
sage was received was an engineer on
board the Gloucester. which was the
instrument that destroyed the Inflated
Futon ON board Of which Admira. vi.
iamcl started from Santiago. He was In
charge u landing party which went
20 the succor Of the Spanish sailors who
managed 10 reach shore from the sinking
vessel While bringing shiB particular
seaman down TO the shore 10 take him
on board the Gloucester the seaman
died ana his remains were allowed TO vi,
in the chair IN which the body had been
conveyed. Department officials b. ieys
mat vil.amel's body lies at the bottom OF
the sea.
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lly b. supported by the general funds IN
tho province 0f tho treasury but the
board recommends that eventually they
DO supported by special tax levied IN
each district. The schools are 10 bs
divided Into klndcrgartens elementary
municipal and superior primary schools.
IIlghs schools says the board should not
bo established until tho primary schools
arc IN good working Oruer.
~ single university" declares the
board, should sufilce for the entire n.
land md the duty Of providing and main-
tanning such an institution ~ well as
normal schools, special schools for tho
deaf. mgics ana other schools OF corree.
lionai institutions should be- loft 20 the
general government Of Cuba"
Local councils with one provisional
council n suggested as Tho plan Of gov
ornment the members Of such councils
10 receive no Enlaries
Religious instruction ~ any nature
In held by the board 10 bo inadyizsabie
and for this decision Il gives 40 reason
that the recent changes In the political
status Of ne island have affected prac.
teal disehtnblishmcnt Of what had pre-.
yiously been n state church. In al
schools English must be taught
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pRocroR's STATEMENT.

PORTLnND. March Ii-Assis,nnt En-.
gineer A. y, Proctor. Of the United
States navy. who WAS IN charge OF
she landing parry after the desruc-
u6n Of the Spanish torpedo boats Furor
and PiuIon at Santiago was SEN this
evening. and gave the fotuWlng state
mem regarding the identity Of the bod
found In the chair on the beach at san.
iiago.
After the sinking of the Furnr and
the Dca,hing Of the PlutUn / landed on
the beach IN a cove thrce.quarters 4 a
mile west OF where the Plulon was
beached. and made my way along the
beach 10 the wreck. on the way encoun-
tvring Spanish lieutenan, and sea-
man. the latter badly wounded IN ,he
right arm and left side. We assisted
the Lieutenant TO another cove 10 the
eastward. wherc about 2 survivors Of
the Pluton and Furor were collected.
ION reaching this cove scrt back for
the wounded sailor with a chair which
had been landed by J. z. Dunning. OF
the Associated Press. and after waiting
for some time for their return. went
hack up the beach and found that the
men hnd stopped at the top OF the hill.
the sailor having died Just as they
reached that point | had the chair re-
moved to the shade OF the bushes and
hastened TO embark with all the prisoners
! could take In my boat. turning the
Others over 10 Dunning IN the Associated
Press boat.
''Ine coat mentioned in the dispatches
was probably the one which took from
the Spanish Lieutenant and used 10 pro-
tect the wounded mans head from the
sun. have been expecting since that
time to hear OF the finding OF the re-
mains as 1 do not believe any Of IN,
other spaniarls we're left IN chairs,
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NOTICE OF AssIGNEEs SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. assignee OF the Columbia IroH
Works. under and by virtue Of the au.
thorlty given me by the circuit court Of
the State OF Oregon for the county Of
C.atsop. hereby offers for sale for cash
in god coin. all OF the personal property
Of said Columbia Iron Works. consisting
OF tools, machinery apparatus and ma
terla,. sale not TO include notes or ac-
counts.
And that l will receive sealed BIDS toi
all Of said property, TO be delivered 10 me
bsrore the 2ith day OF March 1899. a, the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, at
which hour all BIDS received will be
opened at the Office Of said Iron Works
in the City Of Astoria, oregon. The sad
property to be SOFA as whole to the
highest and best bidder, for cash. sub
ject to ratification OF the said court CT
judge thereof f. W. NEWELL,
Dated March llth. 1899 Assignee
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HEART DISEASE.
Some l'ac,> Regarding ,at iapid
Increase 0t .lUi ,rlGbWS.

10 Not BE Alarmed. But Look For the
Cause.
Heart troubles. at leas. among the
Americans. are certainly Increasing and
Vhile this may be largely due 10 the eX-
C.temeni and worry OF American bus
ess lfe, It Is more often the result OF
weak stomachs OF poor digestion
Real organic disease is incurahle; but
{ one case In hundred Of heart trou-
be is organic.
The close relation between heart trou-
be and poor digestion Is because both
organs are controlled by the same great
nerves. the Sympathetic and pntumo-
gastric.
In another way, also. the heart is af-
fec,ed by the form of poor digestion,
which causes gas and fermentation from
half digested food, There is a feeling
OF oppression and heaviness in the chest
caused by pressure of the dlstended
stomach on the heart and lungs, inter-
fering with their action; hence arises
palpitation and short breath
Poor digestion also polsons the blood
making 1t thin and watery which irN-
tates and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble is to improve the digestion and
to insure the prompt assimilation Of food.
This can be done by the regular use
after meals of some safe, pleasant and
effective digestive preparation, like Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets, which may be
found at most drug stores and which
contain valuable, harmless digestive ele-
ments In pleasant convenient form.
1t is safe TO say that the regular, per-
sistent use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets at meal time will cure any form of
stomach trouble except cancer Of the
stomach,
Full sized package of these tablets sod
by druggists at so cents, Little book on
stomach troubles mailed free, Address
If. A. Stuart Co, Marshall Mich,
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Scheme for a Free-SchOOl SyS-
TEN In Santiago Province
Is Recommended.
THE REPORT or THE BOARD
Suggests That Expense BE Met Nov
From General Revenues. but Ad.
vlses q Special Tax Later

IWurrsnpohdcne Of The Associated Press
HANTfAGo DE CUBA, March b.-rhe
report of a board appointed by brlghdlef
uonora wood TO formulate scheme for
public education IN thc province OF San.
tiago has been made public
The problem Of educating the Cuban
ana Spanish children has been handed
az length and IN mastery way The
report In pfrfaccd by a detailed dchcrlp'
lion of tho existing educational system
land brings out thu point that under
Spanish rule cuba was afforded the al.
Vantage ot System that compared well
with any of thopy now In use by Engl.hh
speaking facos,
However. this system of education "ln
tho main worthy Of admiration and int.
taiipn 20 use the words VI the board.
ana IN practical rraulia controlled as
II wac tn all essentials BY offloialn who
wvfr wholly aliens In tho country ami
quite free from all responsibility TO the
people whose interests were entrusted
10 them. was the very ,uing 10 be de.
sired
ppuhHlrns many departures from the
rules and methods prescribed resulting IN
lncglrcl Irregularities and general ION.
fud u wrrr due to The prolonged disturb.
unceH w the island Tho indincrrnc"
caprice neglect and raparlty of The gov.
rfniug au,honiics lcft tho admirable pro.
lusions 81 the law wl,hou, enforcement
ur application. the resources Of ihr
country WSfr diverted 10 other ends and
tho result wus mere shadow of an ed.
irrational establishment totally inadc-
uuntc and hlg4hy inefficient IN operation
b. far az lrasi az the primary and
secondary schools wcrc concerned No
such thiuER aA free public school In
me- American meaning exist or has cH.
isiyd IN cuba NJ Tar A. II known. there
~ not % single building nor foot of
land in this province owned by tho people
tor school purposes and not sinsc dol.
lar ~ cndov mrnt fof ana educational
Institutions on these conclusions the
board says
the immediate need therefore of the
people of Cuba ami especially OF this
province is system ~ primary and
secondary cduration an these terms are
understood IN cuba or Of primary. gram.
mar and high schools. aH scholars are
graded IN the United States supported
entirely from the public funds and apso.
lu,yiy fr-v 10 ail children uf school age.
adequate In number and 40 distributed
az to meet the needs uf the entire popu.
latlon. administered with a Wow to .Ir
highest efficiency and the creates, econ.
omy and following courses adapted to the
changed conditions resulting from the
extraction Of spanish sovereignty In the
island
70 bring this about the board recon.
ncnds that FIRST OF all census DC taken
of all the children In the province ot
school age The schools must ,cmporar.
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rouRrEEN rnA1Na rAcn pAY.

This ia what u means. Since March
18th, 1890. the Northern Pacific Rallway
has run Two trains each day flying west
ward from It's eastern termlnais. A. the
same time--not at exactly the same hours
two trains leave liz western terminals
for the east There II thus each day
moving over the 1000 miles Of main track
between st. Paul, Minneapolis and Du.
hth At the east. and Seattle. Thcoma
and Portland on the Pacific coast, four.
decn Of these tralns--in both directions
going at the same lime. and this IN .
country where ~ years ago the buffalo
we're roaming. 1'hsHe trains are known
as No. I. the Puget Sound Limited: No.
r. he OreRcn Limited going west and
No, q the Twin city nail; ana No. &
the Twin cry Express. going east. and
contains IN the aggregste more titan ~
cars Of various sorts Each train has a
mail car basgage and express car.
first and second class coaches. free
c0lOnist sleeping car, Pullman tourlzt
Sleeping car. a dining car and one or
more Pullman first class sleeping ears.
10 that everybody and cyerybcdys pocket
book can be- accommodated. The dining
cars ars part Of the solid through
trains and no one need therefore go hun
cry
Train No. leaves 81. Paul at sos a..
m; train 80. at at 1916 D. M, and az
ter All trains have arrived from the east
and south. morning and evening. Train
No leayes Portland al il.50 a. m. and
train No. Z al II .. m. arriving az st.
Paul at .. m. and 100 a. m. respectively,
IN time for all departing trains east
ward. One train goes via Helena. Mont
and one via Butte, in each direction.
These trains run through the most I'm
poriant cities OF the Northwest and are
hauled by new and enormous Schenectady
locomotives, making. when necessary. Is
'Or N miles an hour.
These diurnai trains will amply accom-
mediate the large immigration and tourist
travel that seems probaOie this year.
During the Ye'lOwstone Park season
one train IN each direction will carry a
Pullman firt class Sleeping car. Is.
pccaally for park travel
Inquiries regardisg the new train ser.
vice may be addressed 10 any Northern
Pacific agent or 10 a. D. Charlton. Asst.
Gent Pass Agent Portland. ore.
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II Is yerv narn 10 stanc !d.y by and
see our dear ones suffer while awaiting
the arrival OF the doctor. An Albany
IN. ~ dairyman called at a drug store
there for a doctor 10 come and see his
child. then very sick with Group. Not
finding the doctor IN. he left word for
him to come al once on his return. He
also bought a bottle OF Chambeflain's
Cough Remedy. which he hoped would
give some relief until the doctor should
arrive, In a few hours ne 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 chamberiain's Cough
Remedy TO their nelghbors and friends
until he has a constant demand for It
from that part Of the country. For sale
by Charles Rogers.
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Tho pleasant method aud beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
Sfnui ~ fiaH, manufactured by The
CALIFORNIA Flo SYgur Co., Illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laNn.
tive principles ~ plants known 10 bc
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them In tho form moet refreshing to the
thAle aud acceptable IA The syalcm II
v the one perfect strengthening laNH.
tive, cleansing the Nvhtcm cifentnnly,
disprlllng colds, headaches aud feyrtb
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
Ia overcome hnbltual constipation per.
mhnently lIa perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality nnd Nub
stance aud liz acting on the Kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative
Ia tho process ~ manufacturing ilgh
are used. m they are pleasant a. tho
taste, but the medicinal qualities of tho
remedy are obtained from bcnnn aud
other aromatic plants. by a method
known to tho CALIFORNIA Fi0 SyRur
Co, only Ia order to got la beneficial
effects aud tp avoid limitations, please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front Of every package,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FnARciaCo. CAL
I.ouiavtI.LK KT, NEW YoHK. NY
Bot sale by all Druggists Price toc, pr bottle
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A. II. De Fluent, editor OF the Journal
poylestown, ohio. suffered FOR n number
Of years with rheumatism In his right
shoulder and side. lie says: My right
arm at times was entirely useless, l
tried Chamber.aln's Pain Balm, and was
surprised TO receive relief almost Inn
medlately. The Pain Balm has been a
eonstan, companion OF mine ever since
and It never fails" For sale by Charles
Rogers
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AGENTS WANTED.

Good live men In every locality 10 rep,
resent a large manufacturing company
and introduce their goods. Steady EN-.
p,oyment and large income In good le-
gltImate business assured to men that
are honest and willing to attend to bust,
ness. References required. Send self.
addressed stamped nvelope for reply tC
The Rex Manufacturing Company 20
Chartres street, New Orleans. La.
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THROUGH TICKETS TO SAN FRAN.
CISCO AND SACRAMENTO. ALL
RAIL.

The Astoria 4 Columbia River Railroad
Company has placed on sale at both the
city and depot ticket offices through
tickets to San Francisco and Sacramento,
via its line and the Southern Pacific from
Portland. Rates from Astoria are as
follows:
First-class. including berth in Pull
man sleeper .............,......S .S91OO
Second-class. Including berth In
tourist sleeper ...,....................,A AlIOO
At destination there will be made
refund OF S on first-class and 81 on sec
ond-class tickets, making through net
rate $500 first and SlSOO second class
from Astoria TO points named
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-15
GOVERNOR Is PERSISTENT

BOiSE Idaho March 1.-THE COVER
nor has appointed James Il. Sovereign
formerly master workman OF the knlghts
OF Labor. as member OF the board OF
cancellation and arbitration, His nomlna-
ton was sent to the senate and rejected.
The governor now names him In recess.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-15

The appointment by the kaiser of his
brother Prince Henry, as commander
Of the German East Asia squadron, while
Vice Admiral Won Diedrichs is placed in
charge of the second squadron, now IN
Kiao Chow bay, China, is taken as an
expression OF imperial dissatisfact'o1
with the conduct of the vice admiral in
the Philippines Having failed TO over
awe Dewey, Won Dltdrichs is now sent
to intinridate Cinnamon.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

H. o.yorson TO Olans p. Thorvig.
west ha-f Of southeast quarter
section . township nortn. range
west ....................-....... 800 y
w. J Harmed 10 ". ~. Harmed e.
al. northeast quarter OF north
west quarter section 81, township
S north. range 2 west............. 10
Jas. n. Laws 10 J. p. Hlggins ,rus.
tee. southwest querier section s.
township north. range west so Ol
George NoAEd ct al. 70 Annie y.
Kendall. tract Of land in Boberg's
addition TO ClatsOp Grove ........ 80 VI
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AGE LIMIT RAISED,

WASHINGTON. March lA-An order
has been issued by the war department
Increasing the limit Tor enlistment from
~ to s. years. The youngest age at
which a mar can be enlisted is Is years.
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Somehow meat never tastes right when
a doctor sits at the head OF the table
and does the carving. II is too suggest
i've of surgical operations
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LACE CURTAINS.

Mts X. Rasmussen u prepared TO do
up curtains In satisfactory style, Good
work guaranteed Leave orders ., Ore
Eon iiAkery.
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Tho worst enemies have formerly been
TrIends AZ rule and ono h pretty apt
to say Of yhr Other. II am tho bcs, friend
De- ever had"
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some actions, like fresco work, only
reveal their color after they have beer
done awhile.
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POSTMASTER AT THE pALLEs.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE pres
dent has appointed II. IL. Riddell as
postmaster ut The Dalles. ore,
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There are no gloves made that will
hide heart stains
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Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money n II
fails TO cure y @ The genuine has L. II.
Y on each tablet, For sale BY Charles
RoEsfa
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TETTERONH HANDS
Tor Years. Sore All Over. Could Not
U,o Them. Physicians No Benotl
Tried CUTlCURA REMEDIES. imme-
dIAto Relief. Permanent Cure.

h.l trtH troubled ulh Isglsr far sgrvfAl
ynu Mhne' ny haHds eouid b. satv oil over,
o. lh4, | 51uii no, uso them al all. and Wetu %
tsadsi lAlI eirlt vAluf e,rh, smafte,i ilks hfs.
u spfrai uyyf my afihs. hyck, aud face, I had
taeu treated ~ phis'giaHs, without behshi.
lsgah ID uI.g CryirpnA fo'ueilsa. y5sAI r.,
hsTtrnrs I iAat titra hs Hfa hsiiie. I uf,I
lGisu ~ io1t bol,les uf JrtirUHA isrsoLvtAT,
Coz y545 u IuriupHA Boar, and ops b1I OF
Cy!r'rA \uiH' 'aon,A and lih = nstst uOahlri
i-eu-,,, ElLA CCi,zUS, EppinEhan, m,
cfurrS, Msnt'tsT Pausa Is' eiosd saa sifva.
isiibs auti' u lltNpH uttu,. aii Mas fsusayt Ne
tsss vhit ssfn hsihs uIh Itthrss HsAF aAa ssafis
snaataes Win GrurvsI tuaHifnsnu slfsats lhs sAih
ssa sssp rfeiusis sHa srsAs siy iishsf tarnse shd
ihcataAsa tS04ts and heal stsfy ioiu efllia AaD1a
ssa tAfaut tAsgi The vs'ii. fortts h $50 q. Canp,,
bls riut. hsioa. iieu ~ Cure Eruiy iiausof, hsa.
SAVE YOUR SKIN "''t. s!S;sss: sc ~ st!I = '''
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WHO neckllg' do not make saints
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Columbia Bevel Gear Chainless Standard
of the World. The Wheel that Satisfies
4 low remnrks lrom Aslorinns who ride L
FULTON HROTHERs,
Attorneys NJ Law.

Pope Manufacturing Company.
Gcnllemsn--i have ridden this year a
Tho very bes, bicycle made To nppfc'
sou will DO content 10 ride no other
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ro cunn 4 coLp m oNE ~
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BAN fhAbCihCo. CAL
t.ouinvtLLk hr hEw roHK NY,
BOT sale by all Druggists Price toc. pr bottle