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Available cash bal. in.
Guiding gold reserve 1921 bs5, 1856 s2ol. osI 7;

Money In London, 81 per cent Rates OF
discount In open market for short md three
months bills, l -l6d4't per cont. Amoun' Of
on balance to-day 10000 Paris ndviccs
quote per cents at 100 francs - |, confines
Exchange on London. % francs 24ii centimcs.
Farson. Leach h Co. offer in exchange for
Government per cent bonds OF 1907 and 2
per cent bonds OF 1904, city Of New York god
~ per cent, bonds, tax exempt. maturing 1919
or 1920. The exchange would net tho investor
over per cent. against tho Trcasurers offor
respectively Of .l1 per cent. and .. - per cent
pany. whose shares stand in the names OF
others. are notified that the stock transfer
books W! DC closed on Nov. 20. and that only
titled to take bonds under the circular of tho
company OF Nov. 3.
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finanfiaI.
The Atchison, Colorado & Pacific
Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS
AND
Jewell County & Western
Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE PER cENT. BONDS.

In pursuance OF the plan. Of the committee, sp-
proved alta meeting Of the bondholdeIs March J..
certificates OF depo.t on and after Monday. Nov:
~. lsrn, At the once % tue Oh ioony tn.
York, 30 broadway. New York
per cent OF the fare value tr bonds IN the four
per cent bonds OF the central Branch itsiltay Com.
Missouri Ps'iac RAILWAY Company. bearing interest
The August j. 1880. coupons s-e ~assachsd to the
sonas aud are now psyab az the once OF heTrsn.
Issued for fractional amounts but hcliers entitled
. 20 ssp s '' p 20 .ns
a. may he required 10 complete an entire hond.
whether they desire T. bny or se frariions and the
buy sell fractions in seoordsncs with the desire
Holders should also state whether they desire the
new securities sen. by express or by regstcrod mall
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, JH.,
OLIVER AMEs,
EDWARD II. LADD, JR.,
JAMES =. POMEROy,
NICHOLS h COBB. Counsel.
T. X. CUMMINs. JR., Secretary,
0s ttsts b. Boston.
BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Nov. 10, 1870.
NOTICE TO
STOCKHOLDERS OF
AMERICAN Mailing COMPANY.
New York. November 18th. 1899.
In order to facilitate holders in the erercss
of their right to purchase bonds Of the Company.
under the terms OF its Circular. dated November
18th. 1879. In respect OF shares owned by them,
but standing In the nano' OF others, notice 10
hereby given that .rans e,s made on the books OF
the Company up - thr.. clock on Wednesday.
November 12d, 1879. will be recognized with
spect to such right TO pur, base.
The stock Transfer Books will 10 closed ., th,t
time. and rolpened At ten O'clock on Monday.
November 2Ith. 1924, and only Htockholders OF
record at ruch closing OF the books will be con.
ndercd entitled TO take bonds under such Circular.
CHARLES A. sTADLKR, President.
K. MERRICK, Secretary.
CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS. sT. LOUIS
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
General ftrst Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds,
dated August I'd, 1SB8.
The Central Trust Company Of New York. Trustee.
gives notice that It will receive sealed proposals. 70
sell the above described bonds at rnts not eIceod
1O2h and accrued interest tho total offer not to
sumo moro than the amount OF s7s s<U. Sealed pro.
poeals will be opened at the once OF the Central
Trust Company OF New YORK in New York C,ty, at
twelve O'Clock noon on the 27th day OF November.
1890.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Trustee.
By @. Sherman. Vice President
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AcdirgI.

A TTENTIoN. OLD DR. GRINDLK. GRADUATE
- uSlyERsI Z, or TILE CRY OF XIV YORK.
MEnlChL EPAkTMENr. 10 WEARS SPECIALIST
IN DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DIR HRlNpLt hN'
ienco than any other advertising physician. ct,
papers nrove this. Under his scientific treatment
blood and skin d.Seases. pain in bones nd spots
kidney and bladder complaints. scalding tnaam.
nation. gravel undcvcloped orrlns weak b,rk lot
whnty. are speedily. permsnrntly cured. Men
about 70 marry should consult Old DIR. iRINhLi.
Every impeachment removed. Sufferer. do Mt
waste time waiting less skiltul rhvsiriaus ~
member, old DIR. GRINnLE never fails OFFICE
oNEk 10 YEARS atl7i wost 18th st., bctwsnn 'th
70 %; SUNDAYS 9to3.
Diseases Of men only. Quickest perm anon, euro
guaranteed in all the dN"ASSs peculiNrto men no
poison. skin diseases, kidney and bladder tr'rt';
TeAiness. nervous debility. errors nt youth a.
riaGe, SC Consult old Or. ORGY nlSt, he s the oil
est Established and tho longest in practice ~ az
specianht IN tho city. nflro over 80 yrNrs At wa
Fast 7th St. noA- y ion Squar" Hours t" SUI
days o 20 8 Scientific Treatment; Ndvtrot rno, MIL
cine only 90 cnnH. No charge uRloss cured.
A:.A..t. -QUiCKEST pEWMtN 4 Y T
NE IL diseases of mon; dangerous oSg"y So
noiedi relief AZ onoe those desiring My tg'''
hpeeiAlist, Or. Eonsrhur. I4i WEST 2is1 81,
tto D. 7tos. SundsyS, lotoi
A sANAToRIuM FOR WOMEN tcsAld i-s-
- MGdrrn III It's equipment up'rin" e = $40. !
natu anu hNllhry measures are rsrfhn IN ~, 'hi
nnssnn n Dr. BLlNN, III West t7th - Telephone
A -A,zDR. coNRAD's SAINT ARiUM FstAb I-,s
"a Disease. ~ women; newly Anl crngrl''c'F
equipped lat W, 47th At usto III. Cpr'm'"n
frse' Hours %, Send fog hloklct Tel. a''' a"A
dQTH ST., 12s wEsr-Dr Grove cu.rs .,r,.,rl,r'
tea1 once without pain or medicine ,i'o'I-
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Country rr, orrsy To Let or FOR SHE.

NoHHIry Ir13Nrty To let or For NNT"'
pattln from well beaten pnths. Wrar s.l
mlnd when placing your NIvcr,isinE !! y lt
Erobertles arc really desilnb,c, nnurE w
yonr making known through the adverLls.nA
columns the localities and tina advantage
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Scw orleans futures wero at one time points lower
but cloard alta net advance OF points with January
.,ob aud March 40. Futures here advanced to o
points early, lost this aud made q net decline OF
about points but recovered this and advanced o
% closing steady with estimated sales of $50 900
bAlca an fDlIoya - ~~~'N~
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report va, somewhat bulli.h, Paris advanced cen.
SsS ad e.. Rph 1E @ a tSs EN-, ,no
,1ItSd yS.erlsy hnr hsRors wfis ~ Arssntins
sysar asS they Sso SVUS falling OF as conpaisi WITH
ins prsyious week OF over go oo go ISsh' M
10y '9S t tSs prs sst TsS Week
week last year o"sh markets were rspo,t.d to be
s6oa, iai, iSF cen, deoiino Brad S fesSr, viii
s @s iG %S.ooS1 s so ssRSs 49,
SSsh Las; week. SsIs, gps , i y The 1897 sSE
3saa7.29s bush. in 1895. and 2pie.ses bush. in
asssn sS's g sG s: 'S q
lush. last year and sS:sTe 6so tn,h. in
E ss s SsFn ccnssrq s5% a. ' ..' s:e
showed more strength during the af;. noon, more
EsVay s 5SF ps Ss are ss sF crop
isn. and the con.u,npon bis. The Arssn,,ns
week. when they were, 2bss,ooo bush. Tor Tie
me- eieHr,ncss Tor The Gsy from The s.aSosrd ran
Ny to Mia,sco bush. Live,i oil DECLINED y I,
aaoo %%s" Da. pCf ss. not Sl ba.s r'fs sss
SiG II, sn isp IN ~: SSti Os. y'i n 1894
ana l,i43,i07 bush. in 1895. Since July ! this
ss,9s, GasssS1G bs.h Saiins ' ths same per:
i a.. year ago and tog!oAto bush. in iss..ns
stsss'lins'. The clearsnces we're 0. 100 bush;
& Bib. Tss.S. s pcs sS ssl
sisls: winter y bis, snp;fsps ss,osssa 80. No
S5.Susss 40: patents So. hosta76. Sprinr in bbls:
clears ssO6Gs3 10; ntraightp. s3,31oS3SO; patents
$40 @ss.yU. Rye flour. s3.3o9s8.6s; Buckwheat
York
Cntruv. Spot cotton was quiet and unchanged
WITH no sales. Mlddling upland, p.lec., against
%. q year ago! Gulf l3.l6c against 1910. Liver.
pool advanced 81 points. but reacted aud closed at
net rise for the day OF to NJ with the tone quiet
aud steady. Manchester was quiet but Arm. The
southern erot markets were generally quiet and un.
changed ~, New Urlssn. sold 5000 sSd Msmphi.
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Now York Stock ExchanGe-Snles Nov. II.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN 81 .0oosJ
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for Mexico. per steamship CITY o, Wa.hiugton.
samship City OF wsshin zton".
Mail, for Newfoundland. by nail 70 North sria-y
At $40 7. NJ. ioonn.etine close herr ever. Mn
close (, thi. one daily al $50 p. n Miss ioi
ssa .s TIT s, r ONE d.; e io.p No.
day. at o. 4: NJ. tho connecting close. are "a
SaOs by rail- 70 Miami ,ifia. md md '1s..:
%ond si,a' fa..d I.2' and sn,.y f ts.s,
DAY anil s.turday ,i,s for a'I 70, e 9v,,
esn.5 10 rIs'e ",h, Nh. on a daily n h MO "a
Sas T & i S. fa.lS Sas.sl I'd "a
.sr. a., 'H.Fss Dan ;n. iI' close. :.
TaAsspAc1pIc MAILS
we.,Aa. raii. .as eioad mail. Tor New ' ~.
iandl and Y1i lsl,nd.. VIA s.n Yr,oets,n. el,ss
. a G. y: .ssn.i5 S Up So a. io s a.
and Japan. via Tacoma, close here d.iiy a, $50
up p.r rrn MAI. Tor as-
Japan and Chine. VI, San Franeisoo. clc-s hers
ssa ;.psn sss esG1 cio.r o hrs a. ,oi 'a ae
Be directed VI. sea.t;.l. Mails fr s.
daily at go p. Mup 70 Nov s25. in:ns-
for Australia teIcept West Australia, New
ZEALAND. Hawaii. Fii and samoan Tslsnds via
Ban Francisco. close here daily at $40 p. ".
after Nov. ti2 ami mp g Nov. s,5. inclusive. or
On cay OF arriyai 81 steam.hip Csmpanis. dns A.
Alameda Mail. for China and lspan. VIA Van
CONVEX, clo-e herr daily a. d:tD r. v. MP TO Nov.
f2S, inclusive, for despatch pei steamship Fin.
press Of China Ircgister-d mail must IT, dire ted
via Vancouver. Malls for Hnuati. VIA AN
Francisco. close herr dai a. d:3oP. NJ UP "a Dc-
cembcr ~. inclasiJs. for despat Ia per steam
ship Australia Mails Tor Aust-Alasian Colonies
Except West Australia. which Roes via Europe.
and New IosiAnd. which cocsvA San Francisco.
uawai AMI FIji Islands. VIA Vancouver, cloSa
here daily at $50 p. ". after Nov. g1h and
no 70 Dec. ~. includre. for despatch per
Transparifc mails arc forwarded To port OF ssiliny
daily AID the schedule Of closing - arranged on the
preru pton OF their unnterru ntrd overland tAnsit
tRelsirtcred mail closes at =. N. urcy.o-s DAY.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster
Post once. New Yort. n. Y. Nov, 10, 1899.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
GEORGE W. WEIGH

George ". Welch. the republican
nominee for city attorney, was born IN
AstOrin. July 1873. Wis graduated from
the shlvely Grammar school In 1858,
being the firsl hoy graduated from that
school. In September " The saine year
ne entereri the preparatory depart
mcnt NJ the State University ~ Ore
ggn, from which he wab graduated ~
1895 He then r-turued 70 his home In
this city. where h. soon after began
the study Of law. In the office of J. q.
A. Bowlby. and later with John II.
Smith, and was admitted 10 the bar by
the supreme court at Salem IN 1896.
He then for few months practlctd
law and acted ~ deputy city attorney
for G. J. Curtis. lie so0n. however.
decided that he could better his for
tune by going elsewhere. And after
short delib"ratlon went 10 Lincoln
County. but not finding the kind of
opening there he had anticipated.
HlhItEl Jul ~ ~ 'Nffl fHAt " " ~
Northwest. lie went to our neighbor
state. Washington. thence on 70 Idaho,
where be spent a few weeks In Wallace,
but no. liklrg the cold. bleak climate
continued his jouucying through
Montana. Utah and dn 10 Colorado
whore he was employed for some
months In a quartz mine. In the fol'
lowing summer he went with pros
pccting party into Colorado and Arizo-
ma. and had just settled In Brisbee
Arizona. when the war betwecn the
United States and spain was declared
He then entered the service In The
quartcrmastcr's department az a
packer and at once left for Tampa
Florida. where he was employed from
April until July 10. 1895, when with his
company he was ordered 10 Cuba, where
he arrived July 10 was only five days
in cuba when orders were again given
10 move on to Puerto Rico. where he
remained with his company under th'
command of General Miles until he wa,
discharged IN May 1899. When he I'm
mcdlately started FOR this city, via New
York. arriving here the latter part Of
May last. He al once resumed tht
practice Of his profession.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
SYMPATHY FROM SALEM.
\ salem Lodge Of Which DR., A, L. Full
ton was a Member.

The late pr. Ambros L. Fulton was a
member cf Capital Lodge No 255. Fra
tcrna! Union Of America. OF Salem,
Mrs. Fulton will receive $1,000 from the
order as soon as the necessary papers
v0n be made out
The lodge at Salem recently adopted
,e following resolutions:
WHEREAS: 1t has pleased Almighty
God to take from us our esteemed frater
Or. Ambros l.. Fulton,
BE II RESOLVED; That the mem
bcrs of Capital Lodge No, 255, Frater-
nal Union of America, Salem, Ore.
unite in expressing deep and profound
regret at the loss Of this faithful and
influential member To his bereaved
family We tender the sincere sympa-
thies OF the members Of this order,
EE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That
these resolutions be spread upon the
records of this lodge. a copy sent to the
bereaved family, ard copy sent to
each Of our daily papers, also to the
Daily Astorian.
ALLENA NJ. MELLEN,
]. NJ. STARR,
II. q. WHITE
Committee,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

The steamer Portland came down
yesterday.
4 large barge baded with coal for
the Pacific Coast company's bunkers
came do@n thc river yesterday.
The channel was unusually rough
yesterday. the aftermath ~ n thunder
storm, and the wheat feet Is still un-
able to cross out
The British ships Crown Of England
and Artic Stream came down from
Portland yesterday. Both carry grain.
The British ship Leyland Brother
came down the river with grain cargo
valued at ts9.sG0.
The American ship Clarence s. Hem
cnt which sailed Monday from Shang-
hal for Portland IL reported to be- under
charter at 20 5. to load wheat from the
up-riyer port.
The Naeh0tta arrived down from
Portland In seven hours. She started at
Q ,. m. yesterday and reached As7
toria at II last n:ght. Her nes propel-
bsr works well and IS an undoubted sue
cess
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
THE ASTORIA STRIKE.
MIR. Dewey Investigating the Trouble
on behalf VI tbs Government


The two month hShermcnss strike
ir Astoria In 1896 CAUSED losS to local
trade OF $4,000" This is the estimate
Furnished by conservative men TO Adcl-
but 81. Dewey. Of Washington, who was
herr yesterday investigating that strike
Tor the government,
Mr. Dewey Is special agent Of the
United States department Of labor.
Every hvo wars the government In
vcstlgatcs the labor troubles that have
occurred In this country Ia ascertain the
causes and results,
There was no disagreement between
the chiefly Interested parties In the As
toria strike as TO causes and results nor
a. 60 the number OF people affected.
The hgurcs furnished TO Mr. Dewey by
each sides tallicd and this rendered his
work here comparatively easy. In few
cascs of this kind are the leaders able
10 furnish datn 80 dispasdona;ely and
80 fairly
MIR Dewey is relative Of the ad-
miral and has written several Dewey
books. His Life and Letters II Ad-
miral Dewey" has just been published
and Is the only work Tor which the ad-
miral himself furnished the data II Is
a handsome volume. tersely and inter
estlngly written and In proving very
popular
MIR \. NJ Dewey has also written and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
nae wHEAr sTEAHsHIPs.

PORTLAND. Nov. 22.-Three Orien-
tai steamships have been engaged for
December loading at this port. They
are the Abergeldo. Arab and Manyo
Naru.
These steamers will carry about 2o,0O0
tons OF freight.
A fourth steamer FOR December load
Ing Is also reported under engagement,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

Mr. ". T.. iIss'd Of Gardiner. n IN thc
city On business. lie IN hnsoc1aicd with
Mr.. samuel ElmOrc In the Umpqua
canncry ana reports an extremely light
pack this season. Mr Reod h nephew
u Senator Al ReSd. who was one oi
orcgonn brlgh,eS, and bss, men and
whose sad drowning cast a shadow over
the whole state. Mr, W, =. Reed Ece'nS
TO have inherited much u his uncle's
chnrucl criutlcH IN well ms his fortune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

All AstofinnH who visit Portland and
desire spending pleasant evening In
company with polite people and IN the
enjoyment Of an unexcelled munlcal
program should 60 10 the Fredericks.
burg. Besides vocal and Instrumental
selections there are many other at
fractions 10 delight the visitors. The
nrw management IN making the Freder.
icksburg n well'mcritcd Bucccns.
BROWN a. GRANT. Props.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

To make II apparent to thousands,
who think themselves ILL., that they are
not afflicted with any disease, but that
the system simply needs cleansing, Is
to bring comfort home to their hearts,
as a costive condition is easily cured by
using Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and
sold hy all druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
TO ASTORlANS.

The DAILY AHTOHIAN viii bs found
ON sAIa In raFIlAnd At the we'll. knoWn sta
uoasTy house Of y, ttaBdiey A Co., Rpl
Washington street OfdpTs for AdSsT-
tisinH lot with this nfm viii receive
pFVHpt Attention,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
BELGIAN KING IN.
Transport arrives AT San Francisco
With the Body Of the Late Major
Howard


With the Body Of the Late Major
Howard
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 23-On
board the transport Belgian King, just
arrived from ;he Philippines is the body
OF Major Guy Howard, OF Omaha, who
was killed or October q near Arayat.
He was a son OF Major General o. o.
Howard, retired
The body was placed on board the
transport after funeral services had
been held at Manila, on the morning
Of October 25. II will be sent TO Omaha
for interment.
The only passengers on the Belgian
King are Captain Brett, OF the Twenty
fourth and eleven discharged soldiers
from various regiments, The vessel left
Manila on October % and as there is no
sickness on board she will be docked
this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
SUNDAY FOOTBALL AND A REM
EDy
Mr.. Tee Discusses the Matter From
Another Point OF View.

Editor Astorian:-I have read with
interest the letters Of Mrs. Elmore and
DR.. Bishop on Sunday football. etc,
but as far as | can see they only ex-
press facts OF which we are all cogniz-
ant
My experience is that the church GO
ing public viii never suppress Sunday
games by telling people that they are
contrary to the doctrine Of Christ, and
that the sabbath should be observed
In accordance with His teachings. but
some remedy Of a more worldly and one
more compatible with business meth
ods must be employed.
would suggest az a means Of abol-
lshiug the present Sunday games, that
the church going public and thos, in
terrstrd should form a society With the
objac, In view of advocating and OBJ
tanning the saturday afternoon bust
ness holiday. tor some other convent
cnt day..
The only way to abolish Sunday
games and 20 mitigate the desecra-
ton of the Sabbath, is TO establish a
day os recreation IN place OF 1t, as
youug people must have recreation. and
II is necessary
ALFRED 5. TEE.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

rhe police court yesterday held up a
familiar victim and ccllrd him for be-
ing p,nnllcsn or rather fyc dollorleas.
Ne was accused Of having been drunk,
but the charge was evidently untrue
for ho himself said h. had partaken OF
but nvs pony whiaklcs. and ~ ought
to know Bui the pOllor and the Judge
and the city attorney were rclentleSh.
although they lo1kd sympathetic.
ana Charles Olsen stanberg reflects In
inii
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

lIy aomo mlschanoc Il was stated In
yesterdays account Of the republican
city convention that Judge Eclsou pre-
sided. of courAs II should have rad
"Jndga TAYLOR.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
WHEN EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS

There is stin hope in the Natural
Body Brace. This wonderful contriv-
auce. when adjusted to the body. sup
norte It in such way that nature is
assisted In recovering itself Ry call
...., ~ !. \. Clemenson's drug store, 227
Yamhlu street between First and Sec
ond, Portland Ore, a person can get
the book which explains every particu-
lar. The Brace costs s., and gives i'm
mediate relief. At the same drug store
you can get free samples Of the wonder
ful cure for eczema. Mr.. Clemenson IL
also the manufacturer of Century Lin
iment, the best and cheapest llniment
in the world, curing corns, swellings,
rheumatism and soreness of. any dis
cription,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

published history ~ the Dewey fam
Ily and In the promoter u the Dewey
reunion which will take place next year.
Mr. Dewey went up on last nights
train to Portland where he Will re-
main until Monday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

The local Thanksgiving game "
foot ball viii be- be,wean The A. r. e.
and the Oregon Dcntnl College teams.
Tho game with the chemnva Indians
In on. The indians have been b'sltcn
~ often ana 10 badly this ycnr that a
contest with them would MOI prove IN
tercating enough The dentist eleven
includes several fnc players.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

HOnlyn coal u the best and most eco
nomieAi coal for household use IN As
toria. Try u once and you will have
no other, George w. sahborn. Agent.
Telephone lsii.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24
THE RECITAL.
A Cultured Audience Hears Classical
Selections

The planola reCltal al the Occluelt
hotel parlos last evening attracted a
large number. OF society Astorians and
was in all respects brilliant success.
Mr.. Bruce presided at the instrument
and his skiuful redition Of the we'll
arranged program delighted the aud
ience.
The program was as follows:
l-Walds,ein Sonata, op lS......"
Adagio-S PrestisSimo ......
............ ,...... .... Beethoven.
2-Polka he Concert ............ Bartlett
3--Minuet, op. Il, No. l..... Paderewski
4-RhapSodie Hongruise, No, 2....Liszt
THE Brooke st...,............ Packer
6-Copuette Mazourka ........ Larregia
!Tannhauser March .......... Wagner
Paraphrase by Lszt.
1t is impossible to correctly describe
a musical recital Words cannot ex-
plain the effect Of music upon the SEN
sibnities. Especially is this true of
a pianola recital where the harmonious
sounds are diassociated from the ply
sical exercising that necessarily ac-
companies the pianists performing.
The pianola auditor gives himself or
herself up TO the music.
The wonderful instrument captivated
everyone last evening Its capabilities
were a revelation for It was a seen that
the pianola does not give machine
music" but is only the means by which
the true lover Of music can schIeve the
most artistic playing without undergo
ing the drudgery that must accompany
learning the piano"
Among those present were; Mr., and
Mrs. II. G. NanDuSen, Mr.. and Mrs ].
II. Megler. MIR and Mrs. G. c. Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Prael. Rev. and
Mrs. w. Seymour short Mr. and Mrs.
G. c. Flavel, Mr.. and Mrs. 5, II. Mad
dock. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Allen,
Mrs. ]. f, Higgins, Mrs, Geo, Woods
Mrs ]. T. Lighter Mrs. II. d. Thing,
Mrs. c. p. Upshur Misses Woods, Hig-
gins, Lewis. Andrews and Messrs. Ast-
bury, Upshur and Hobson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

Don't walk when you can ride 10
Portland for nothing Jones-he that
pays tbe freight is now paying your
fare. only ono condition, that is, that
you buy I?o worth OF goods, Tho larg-
eat mail order business In Portland Is
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

The Republican County Central
committee has organized with James
W wcloh aA president and Frank
Loinonwcbcr necrtiry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-24

Helena sophia HcinOD-n was cx'
amitrd ~ 90 her mental condition bc-
fore Judge Gray yesterday. shc was
AdjudEcd insaBc and committed to the
ahyium