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The evening times., 1900-08-01

CHICAGO, Aug The first conviction
obtain.-d anywhere in Illinois under the
Antitrust Law enacted in 1898 took place
yesterday = JrA@e HItchinson's court.
when he announced a decision in the case
Of the officers and members Of the Photo
Engravers' Association Of Chicago, and de-
Hyered a sco-ching philippe against the
objects and methods Of the association.
The motion for new trial deferred the
announce nent Of the penalty. but the stat
ute cai;z for fine OF from S2eO to 81. coo.
or confinement in the county Jail for a
year, or both
The hearing in the case, The jury being
waived, took place two months ago. The
defendants comprise many OF the best
known business men OF Chicago, some Of
them mulionaires. They are Alfred Bers-
bach, Z. B. Moeng, J. H. Behrens, Julius
Regenstein, C J. WhipDle. H. Wageman
r NJ Gray. R. L. Grifis. J. L. Debau. o. L
Blomgren, G. H Benedict, and D. o. Bit
ter.
other members indicted. but who were
not present at the trial. and who agreed
10 abide by the decision Of court. are O.
F. Binner. F. d. Montgomery. J. a. Barnes,
+. 5. OsgoOd z. c. Maloy, Charles Rein
ach. and " G. Kreicker-
William II. Brewster, their attorney. who
is said 10 have drafted the bylaws, was
indicted but was not tried.
The substance OF the indictments re-
turned against the members Of the alleged
tTus, is that the defendants entered into
an unlawful combination 10 place the man
agement and control of the combination
in the hands of nine trustees for the pur-
Pcse Of regulating and fixing prices of pho
to-ensravings, half-tone printings, and
zinc etchiHgs. On this charge they were
declared guilty.
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ARTILLERY RECRUITS WANTED.
Orders Recefs..d AIT Philadelphia to
Enlist Gunncrs

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Major Crai-
gle. in charge OF the Pennsylvania recruit
ing staten for the Regular Army, received
orders from Washington yesterday to at
once enlist men FOR Battery 7. Fourth Ar
tilleTy stationed at Fort Dupont. Del The
major believes this order to be significant,
in view of the fact that heretofore this
battery has been one OF the smallest il the
service. The reason for this is that Fort
Dupont is in a malarial district, and the
soldiers object to staying there 1t is no:
improbable that the battery is being filed
up -or service abroad. In the meaatime
Major Cra!SiC is also enlisting pursuant to
orders received last week, for the First
Artillery and for the cavalry.
It Is not improbable that some of the
young men who enlisted for service II the
Fifth Regiment and who went to Fort
Sheridan Chicago, during the past month
viii be disappointed and may be sent
hume. While all OF these men were ap-
proved by the Office IN this city. they must
undergo a third rigid examination before
the officers at Fort Sheridan
II they are physically reduced or in the
belief Of those in charge, would not be
equal 10 the exigencies OF a hard foreign
campaign, they will be forthwith returned
home. Anticipating the possibilities of such
an emergency, the regiment was recruited
up to siXty-seven members beyond its
actual requirement by Major Craigie
Captain Clark. superintendent Of the
League Island Navy Yard, received word
from Washington yesterday that the PA
tons Of ammunition sent from Norfolk
would reach this city tomorrow. and
should be placed or board without delay
Announcement also came from Washing
ton that the Arethusa must be put in
proper condition 10 90 20 China without
single stop; that she was 10 be sent to
the front with the least possible delay. In
compliance with orders from Washington
Capt. W s. Seconds. who is 10 command
the Arethusa on her long voyage. arrived
at League Island yesterday evening and
paid his respects TO the cOmmaudant The
day for sailing has not yet been fixed
Colonel Russell. in charge Of the Penn
sylvania marine recruiting stations. leaves
on an inspection trip today for the sub
stations in Harrisburg and Binghamton.
returning home tomorrow via Scranton and
Allentown. Six recruitS were accepted at
the head office by COloseI Russell yester-
day
The evening times., 1900-08-01

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug. The
first fruit ship Of the Tropical Fruit and
Steamship Company's fleet to be put on
between Newport News and Jamaica viii
arrive in port with a cargo of bananas
about August L. Martin H. K. Paulsen,
president and general manager of the
company. arrived in the city yesterday
from Baltimore. accompanied by J. f. Ball
the treasurer. who establishec offices here
several weeks ago Mr. Paulsen said that
he had chartered some ships for the busi
ness. but that he had experienced consid-
cradle difficulty in doing so, all fruit
ships are well ventilated and are now in
demand by foreign Governments for troop
service in Chinese waters
The evening times., 1900-08-01
TO MEET AT SARATOGA.
New York Democratic state Commit
tees VIII Confer There.

NEW YORK, Aug 1-On Sunday night
at the Hoffman House. Frank Campbell,
Chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittee. told his friends that the Demoera-
tic State Committee would meet in Sara
toga Springs. He added: MIR. Croker
seems to favor Saratoga Springs" On
Monday Mr.. Hin came to town from Nor
mandy-by-the Sea. and had a talk with
Mr.. Campbell and the latter gentleman. as
Chairman Of the Democratic State Commit
tee. made the official announcement Mon
day evening that the State Committee
would meet in the Hoffman House, Au-
gust l6.
Yesterday Mr.. Croker conferred with
number OF friends and later the announce
ment was made: 1T has been decided to
hold the meeting Of the State Committee
and the State Executive Committee and
the meeting of the county chairmen at the
Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga Springs. at
noon, Thursday, August 10"
The sentiment throughout the State is
favorable to Saratoga Springs as the meet
ing place, as many OF the members of the
various committees are either at Saratoga
or in the mountains and Chairman Frank
Campbell hzs agreed to have the meeting
al that place
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paigners attempted TO shove the Red Shirts
aside when league was pulled down and
this precipitsteG = general fight. Sticks
we're used and two persons were cut. \
negro IN the crowd was handled roughly
After disPcsing Of the POpulists the Red
Shirts returned and heard their speakers
out
Later IN the afternoon the denorst-a-
tion was Cade against Editor Parker. He
locked himself up n the second Story OF
his building. Cool heads induced the
crowds 10 6isperse-
The Legislature adjourned sine die YES
tertay afternoon, il being the belief CT
leading Democrats that il is too lac for
the fusion leaders 70 interfere with ne
election on Thursday.
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HECHT & COMPANY
5l3-5l5 Seventh Street.

ought 10 be punished. These are not emp
ty words or threats. but the court VIII use
all its powers 10 bring TO justice the keep
ers OF these dens OF iniquity. The county
com missioners and the officers Of the law
have authority 10 see that these crimes
are punished. and il they do not perform
their duty under their oaJhs they are Ee-
sPOnsib,e fox il 10 God and man
In conclusion Judge Hevell said: Il have
spoken with warmth. ! have 10 apology
10 make. except TO say that il is the duty
Of the court and the duty OF all good ciJi-
zens 10 see that these violations Of the
law are suppressed.
The unjustiiabIe repeal OF the InfOrma
tion act last winter has rendered neces-
sary the reconvening OF the grand jury.
Had II Tot been for that the States At
torIey could have dealt with these cases
without the Intervention Of the grand jury.
Il have COW relieved myself OF the re-
spOnsibility OF the state OF affairs in the
Fifth district Summon your witnesses.
but II any have been spirited away bring
The matter 10 the attention Of the court
end il VIII see that such proper and con-
dign punishment is meted cut 10 the Of
tenders as Will be terror 70 others"
The Jurors Immediately began an iuves-
tigatiCn @ tke alleged violations. IL is
thought the special session will be brief.
The grand jurors are as follows: Samuel
Brooke, foreman; :. O. Tilghman. Charles
Z. RemseR. Jossphus Boyer. J. Edwards
Munr0e. Joshua L Glover. William G. Me
Cleilend. william G. Gischel. Richard G.
CLANCY. Charles Il. Worthington, William
Il. Saunders Howard G. Alvey, Joseph 4.
Meekins. Edward B. Waits. Thompson n.
King, c. A. Brady. Charles F. CaTrigan.
John G. Pumphrey Alexander r. Claytor
I. Claude Welch Luther N. Nichols,
William A ShiDIey. and Harry T. Tubbs.
lir. Alvey was the only absentee. and
new summons viii be issued for him.
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METHODS OF THE ICE TRUST.
Alleged 10 Have Used the Name of an
Independent Dealer.


NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The case Of John
W. Scheer. the ice dealer in whose name,
IL is alleged, the American Ice Company
had committed fraud and forgery in an at
tempt TO wreck the business of indepen-
dents. came up for argument before Jus
tice Giegerich in Part / uf the Supreme
Court yesterday
Justice Dugro granted Scheer, on Friday
last a temporary injunction restraining
the Ice Trust from using his name on
wagons and over the trust off &c in West
Thirty eighth Street, and from endorsing
checks made out to MIN. and from various
other acts which he charged against the
monopoly and which were related in detail
in the press at the time.
Clarence ]. SheaFn. of the law firm OF
Einstein & Townsend. asked that Ihe in
junction be continued pending the trial OF
the suit for damages, which SheeT's peti-
tion fixes at $4,000.
The Trust bought out Scheer who had
one wagon and a small route, and gave
him place as driver on one of its wagons
at Sl4 per week.
Immediately the trust put Scheer's name
on some twenty-five wagons. and opened
an alleged independent Hygeia Ice Com
pany Office at $50 West Thirty eighth
Street. BY this means the trust sought to
make against the Independent dealers
| fight under cover
William Rand, ir., who appeared for the
| Ice Trust. said there was no ground for
! the continuance Of the injunction. that no
property right of Scheer's had been in
| jured.
DO you present any afidavts?" asked
Justice Giererich.
NO" he answered. "I appear here,
your honor. to prevent a newspaper say
ing VIC had 10 defence. and 1 have there
fore served my opponent with an answer"
The answer" was an affidavit signed by
Robert A. Scott, Secretary of the American
lee Company, denying in general terms the
charges IN Scheer's complaint.
Justice Giegerich took the papers under
advisement and gave the lawyers until
Monday to file their briefs In the case.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
OLD DOMINION BREvITIEs.

Winston Garth, a prominent citizen OF
AIbemarle county, was stricken with pa
raIysis few days ago.
DIR. J. NJ. Jeffries. who has practiced
medicine for fifty years in Scottsville. Al
bemarle county and vicinity, died Sunday
last. He was over seventy years Of age.
Rev. William Ware and Rev. ]. o. Bab-
cock, two of the most prominent Methodist
ministers in the Northern Neck of Vir-
ginia, are reported TO be sick with small
pOx.
The "Staunton Argus says there Is no
truth in the report that Hon. Jacob Yost
was TO be substituted for Col e. W Hub
ard, Republican nominee for Congress in
the Tenth district.
Mrs. Ssllte Shepherd Smith, wife of j.
Rice Smith. died at her home, in Aiken
S. c., On Saturday. aged ffty-fve years.
The deceased had been in bad health for
several years, and her death was due to
nervous prostration. She was born and
reared in Clark county.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
NEGOTIATIONS FOR STEAMERS.
Chesapeake Beach Company Mag.
Get Two Vessels

Chesapeake Beach Company MAJ
Get Two Vessels
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-The officials of
the Chesapeake Beach Company and W H.
Bosley. President OF the Queen Aune's
Railroad, met yesterday at the Office Of the
latter to sign an agreement for the trans
fer OF the steamer J. S. Warden. Owing to
some difference OF opinion as to certain
clauses, the negotiations were not com
pleted- Mr. Bosley said that the differ
ences would probably be adjusted today.
and the charter be signed.
The Chesapeake Beach Company is ne
gotiating With the owners of the steamer
Columbia, which formerly Piled between
Baltimore and old Bay Ridge. The steamer
is now in New York The Beach COMPANY
officers say they expect to secure the boat.
The Endeavor. which is now at Lewes.
Del. making trips between that point and
Cape May. will be temporarily withdrawn
in order TO help carry the crowd to Queens.
town until the Warden has been secured.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
Diamonds stoIe., From n Theatre.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va Aug. Mrs.
Dwyer. proprietor OF the Liverpool Thea
tire here. reported TO the police the theft
cf S2.0O0 worth Of diamonds from her room
at the theatre The woman accuses her
negro cook, who is known only as Joh.-,
OF taking the jewels, and the police are
now locking for him. The Dwyer woman
claims that she gave John the key 20 her
rccm so that he could clean il up. she
says she did not miss her jewelry until aft
er = o'clock in the morning. She claims
20 have lost a handsome gold watch. set
with diamonds and pearls, q rsir Of gold
bracelets heavily studded with diamonds
arG large and handsome bIeastpin, also
heavily set with precioIs stones
The evening times., 1900-08-01
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot-Ease. n
powder TO be shaken into the shoes II makes
tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief
10 oorns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery Of the age. Cures and prevents swollen
feet blisters, callous and spots Aliens Foot
Ease is a certain cure for sweating. hot aching
feet. At al druggists and shoes stores, 25c. Trial
package FREE by mail Address Allen S. Olmsted,
L. Row H. T.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
Promises Were Ropes OF Sand.


Admiral Dewey nay have given the assur1nccz
which the Filipino general says he gave or he
may not Tie WAS expected 70 give them: no
other purpose could be assigned 70 the taking OF
Manila But We know that General Miles gave
ASSURANCES % the people q Porto Rico when
tkev welcomed him 10 that island thar they
should have sl the privileges and imulrni-igS of
American citizens, and We have seen what 4 Re-
publican Congress has made Of them
The evening times., 1900-08-01
Fisherman Dies In n Boat.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Aug. 1.-Charley
johnson. colored fisherman, who had
lived here for the past five years, was
found dead yesterday morning lying on the
top of a fat-bottOm boat at the foot of
FincE's pier. The man was discovered by
some of his feilow-ishermen as they went
to their work. Coroner Gary was sum-
moned and after an examination said that
death was caused by consumption
The evening times., 1900-08-01
OIIxes Cultivated for Ages.

ttTCm tDe Brooklyn NITlzcl.)
The olive has been cultivated IN the regions Of
the Mediterranean Coast from time iminem0rial.
Oiive oil there takes the place % butter. Sqain
has about three million acres IN olives Italy.
2.5t0.0o0. and France about 10000 acres There
fOTty-live different varieties Of the f-ut grown
in Europe The tree occasionally grows 20 be six-
II feet high and twelve feet in circumference of
trunk The varieties differ N the nature Of the
wood, the foliage, and the quality AID shape Of
the fruit
The evening times., 1900-08-01

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Aug. Frank
Williams. charged with the murder OF Sol
omOn Watkins last April. was found guilty.
OF murder in the second degree Yesterday
and sentenced to fourteen years in tie
nnnitanf inrv-
The evening times., 1900-08-01
1T SAVED HIS LEG.

P. A. Danforth. Of Ia Grange. Ca. suffered FOR
six months with frightful running sore on bis
leg but writes that Bucklcn's Aruica SaIve wholly
cured IL in five DAYS Fer ulcers, wounds pics
its the best salTe IN the world. Cure gusran-
teed- Only . cents Sold by HenFy Evanss
Druggist GO Street
The evening times., 1900-08-01

TO 90 Ninutes.-One short puff OF the breath
through the blower, supplied with each bottle OF
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, difuses this
powder ever the surface Of the nasal passages.
Painless and delightful to use. 1t relieves in
stantly, and permanently cures Catarrh, Hay
Fever Colds, Headache Sore Throat, Tonsilitis.
and Deafness. Fifty cents. Sold by F. S. VIII
Hams, 9th and sts., Ednonds & Williams, Sd
and Pa ave.-2o
The evening times., 1900-08-01
ANTITRUST LAW VICTORY
The First Conviction Obtained Tn
der the Statute Ill Illinois

millionaire Members of the Photo
EnEravers' Association Declared
Guilty of Entering Into an Illegal
Combination TO Fix Prfces-The
Penalties Not Yet Announced.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
His PrecaatioB.

small boy out in Roxbury has painted a
figure of old Father TINE on his kite SO that il
may be sure to fly.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
TIC Sin of fire Parent.

ALEIAIONN = = ~ ~ " a NIos
cures Contagious Blood
Poison in any and all
stages; contains no
mineral to break down
II Is
The evening times., 1900-08-01

purely vegetable and the only blood Puri-
fer known that cleanses the blood and
at the same time builds up the general
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-16
NOTICE OF FILING SPECIAL AS
SESSMENT ROLL NO. 80.

Notice Is hereby given. that the Board
Of Assessors have completed the spec
lal assessment for the Improvement OF
Ninth street from the north line OF
Bond street TO the south line Of Astor
street. and have reported the same
to the Common Council OF the City OF
Astoria, and the same has been filed
with the auditor and police judge, and
named and numbered Special Assess
ment Roll No. &c." and the committee
on streets and public ways OF the Com
mon Council Of said city has been ap-
pointed TO meet with the board OF
assessors on the 9th day OF Novem-
ber, 1900, at the hour Of o'clock D.
m. Of said day In the Council Chambers
in the City Hall OF said city, then and
there TO consider, correct, review and
equallze said Special Assessment Roll
No. 30. Any person obJecting TO said
assessment must file his objection
thereto In writing with the auditor and
police judge Of said city.
II. 70. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City Of
Astoria,
Date of first publication, Nov. 16, 1900.
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have had occasion to find out, For in
stance, several churches forbid danolng
and one or two forbid their members
TO attend theaters. Il is well-known
fact that a large proportion Of the
young people Of these churches open
ly violate these rules. yet there is sell
dom anything done or said about it for
they cannot be enforced. The perfect
government, whether It be OF school,
church or state. has but few laws and
these are rieldly observed. BY this
means government IS respected and The
ruhllc conscience Is strengthened,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-16
"IHh MLLN AUKEE.'

A familiar name for the Chicago,
Milwaukee &c st. Paul Railway, known
all over the Union as the Great Rail-
way running the pioneer Limited"
trains every day and night between st.
Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and
Chicago "The only perfect train in
the world" Understand: Connections
are made with all transcontInental lines,
securing TO passengers the best service
known. Luxurious coaches, electric
light. steam heat. Of verify equaled
by no other line.
See that your ticket reads via "The
Milwaukee" when going to any point
in the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets or other infor-
nation, address,
]. w. CASEY, G. J. EDDY,
TRAY Pass. Agt, Gen. Agt.,
Portland. Oregon. Portland. Ore.
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The Astorial has received a commu-
nicaticn from the editor Of the Trade
Register. published at Seattle. to the
effect that the excellent review OF the
salmon situation published in the AS
torian of the sth inst and credited
therein to the Tacoma Ledger was
''filehed" by the Ledger from the spec
isl salmon edition Of the Trade Reg
lister, published on Nov Srd. The ar
ticle in question was evidently the pro-
duct Of much labor and. naturally. the
Trade Register wants the credit for its
compilation. That excellent journal is
TO be congratulated on its enterprise
in getting out the special edition from
which the borrowed article was an ex-
eerpt AMI in following up those who
have endeavored TO gain a share of the
credit to which the Trade Register is
alone entitled.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

That n certificate In due form OF the
completion OF the Improvement OF nth
street from the south line OF irving av-
enue 10 the north line OF Jerome avenue.
as ordered by ordinance No. 1888. relat-
ing to the time and manner OF improv-
Ing said street by s. Normlle. the con-
tractor, has been filed with the auditor
and police Judge of the city OF Astoria,
by the superintendent OF streets, city
surveyor and committee on streets and
public ways. and the same Will be duly
accepted at the next meeting OF the
common council to-wit, on Monday the
18th day OF November. 1900, unless OBJ
jectlons be made thereto.
II. 70. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City
Of Astoria.
Nov. l6. 1900 date OF first publication.
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The new anti-divorce regulations to
be submitted to the next general con-
ference of the Protestant Episcopal
church for its consideration should be
voted down. The church and the Ma
tion are already suffering from over
legislation. We have too many laws
which are never enforced and never
meant to be enforced and their nom
enforcement brings the law making and
law-executing branches Of the govern
ment into disrepute. There is little
likelihood that stringent church
rules passed against divorce would be
enforced by the clergy if adopted, and
their open violation would bring the
church into contempt as other churches
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
United states Land ONCE, oregon City,
nearnu Anpll "A i0OO

United States Land once, oregon City,
Oregon. April H. 1900;
Notice Ii hereby given that IN COM
pllance with the provisions Of the act
of congress OF June ., 1875. entitled AN
act for the sale of timber landa In the
states OF California, Oregon. Nevada.
aud Washington Territory" aa extend.
cd 10 all the Public Land states by
act OF August I. 1899.
ELLA sHARpsTltN.
OF Astoria. County OF ClalAop. State
OF Oregon, has this day nled IN this
office her sworn statement No, bl7b. for
the purchase of the Aw quarter OF
section No, ~. IN Township No, 8 north.
Range No. west and will ofrer proof
10 show that tho land sought Ia more
valuable for itn timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes. and TO 90.
tabllsh her claim TO said land before
the register and receiver of this ONCE
at Oregon City. Oregon. on friday the
sint day OF December. 1900
She names aH wltncapea. u, Y. Fer
gnson. May c. Magso. Thomas Bryce,
u, NJ. Stuart Of Astoria. Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adverse.
~ the above. named lands are request
cd to ille their claims In this ONCE on
or before said slat day of December.
1900. CHAs, H. MooREs.
nsRialcF
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The universities Of the Pacific coast
should follow Yale in Offering to educate
free Of expense specially chosen young
men from the Philippines. A few
score Of them turned out from our COL
leges every year and sent back to the
islands to ill places Of trust would
do more to make our position there
secure than a large standing army ever
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It is an easy thing to talk about Sc
leeung a successor for Dwight L.
Moody. but to fill the position is alto
ge,her a different problem. If the Rev.
Campbell Morgan had the making OF
another Moody in him the world would
long ago have heard more Of him than
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-16

Mus, the world always remain in ig-
norance as to whether the plague has
existed in san Francisco? In a Ques-
tion Of veraolty between the San Iran
cisco papers and their quarantine OIL
Ger there doesn't seem much choice.