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Middletown transcript., 1901-10-26
Riskad Her Life for Friend

Miss Mary E. Wharton, daughter OF
Hugh C. Wharton, of Philadelphia, and
owner of the yacht Sybilla, narrowly es-
capped drowning at Delaware City Tues
dav in the Delaware river, in an attempt
to rescue Miss Kathryn H. Worthington,
who had stumbled overheard. Miss
Wharton dived in after her and while
Miss Worthington easily swan to the
yacht Miss Wharton became exhausted.
A boat was lowered and she was rescued
after much difficulty.
Middletown transcript., 1901-10-26
Yatarinarians Must Pay Tax

Attention has been called by Clerk OF
the Peace Quigley to the fact that veter-
inarians have not paid the license i'm
posed upon them by an act Of the last
Legislature. There are few persons who
were aware Of the passage Of the law.
Middletown transcript., 1901-10-26
Good Timas Aronnd ssasors

We are informed that at sale of mules
in Seaford few days ago over 81, 900 was
realized, and that with the exception of
about s40o the sum was paid in cash. AS
the mules were principally sold to farm.
ers of that section it looks as though the
farmers had some morey.
Middletown transcript., 1901-10-26

THn TEASscarlsr 81 90 per year.
Middletown transcript., 1901-10-26

There are still some rumors of Cabinet
changes and it is alleged that Secretaries
Hay and Gage will soon resign, and that
Senator Lodge is certain successor to
Mr.. Hay. Mr.. Frank W. Hackett, As
sistant Secretary of the Navy, will hand
in his resignation in few days and will
be succeeded by Judge Charles H. Dar-
ling, of Bennington, Vt.
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FAMOUS HORSES PRESENT.
Cracks ~ Trouiag Turs Assembled a,
Brighton llcacA

NEW YORK, Aus ls,-N Brighton
Beach rack today the real cracks VI
IA, ,vo,,ns turt viii participant, In wha,
is expected 90 pgov, ,he sr,a,c', meet
ot llgh; htncss horses ever held "a New
YORK..
|, is under ;h, auspices rt .Ae rcc.nt-
~ orSan.si New York rro,ing Asso-
citation. The program is arranged yp a
lavish scale. All the champions and M
famous ones br'uSN; ,u, oy 10, Sluj
clrcu,. wlU q, ,ayr, auI N. purses Will,
3. is believed. have ,Ac larA,s. aver
age mon.y value " any harm SIS m,c,-
ing ever held anywNcr.
The trtc-tor-lu ;r1t has value ~
$4,000 and an entry Us, OF stvtl and ~
yaur or tive probable starters Including
;he tastes. hoys's in .hc country aside
from Crs,ccUs aa1 The Abbott and ,h.s
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
RUSSIA TAXES ACTION
FOREIGN MADE GOODS KEPT
FROM PUBLIC WORKS.
Authorities Must Bc Consulted Re.
fore an Order Can BE Given
to Foreign Importer.

ST PETERSBURG, Juy s9,--Ncw Il.
lus;vo,ious OF the determination OF ne
govcrnme0t % pssvcn, the use " for.
eign mai, goods iD amy publ, works
come 90 ligh; almos; daily. The news.
papers ih.s week print circulars from
The ministers ot railways and the min.
lister os education directing attention to
orders from the dnance ministry asamS,
she use os foreign railway materials and
educational supplies, When the re-
lu.r3d articles cannot De had In Russia,
.he higher authorities mus; be consulted
before an order can be given TO for.
e.E1 manufacturer or Importer,
Another lnsJanc, is furnished by IN,
decision 90 complete the aaptha pipe
line from Baku 90 Ka,oum, I, ends
Row in tho mountains. When The mrs,
section was hull, 3. was desired 20 use
Russian material. but !; was found tha;
no Russian coacern could turn gu, the
article needed. The order was there
upon by special ukasa " The Emperor
given 20 an American house. The price
was gu; down pretty low, on The ground
o; is said. tina; the same company would
naturally s., the order FOR the second
section and tina; having models ani
drawings all ready, the expense 70 e.
ot making he add,lonl pumps would
be considerably lessened
The American company is no; ac,us-
toned To depend on promises ana took
the precau;,on - build pumps Of unique
desiga for this pipe line and 70 pa;en,
lis plans 10 protect its models, 1: is
now abou, 20 reap the reward of It's
foresight; The order has gone forth
tha; none bu; Russian materials ore 20
be used. Invitations to bid FOR pumps
were sent 20 none but Russian houses.
However as the pumps must match
those now used the successful bidder
has had 70 come 20 the Americans and
make terms Tor the use Of their plans
and drawings.
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CHINESE HIRED MURDERERs.
Gambler Convicted IN Vancouver ot
Bargaining flr the Deaths os
His Enemies

VANCOUVER, r, e.. Aug. IA CHI
nese gambler named An Wo1ey. was
last night committed for trial f1r me
murder n four Chinese. |, Is charged
yha; h. paid ,1r the commission oI the
crime.
They We're the four Chimes killed last
month In a boarding house a, Iauler's
Landing near Vancouver They were
hacked 10 death wiki an axe % the
hands 5t Qu,ag. another Chinese.
a third Ch.uaman came TO be- police
y-s;ar lay. saying tina, he had heard
Wooey and Qu9ng discussing m. plan
II the murder Wooey offered Qu1ng
500 for killing the men and finally they
agreed that Quong should ge, 5000 II he
would dispatch two or more u hem.
Quong has confessed 70 committing the
crime
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STREET IMPROVEMENT

Nlllc H hereby given. tha. the Com
| Won 'nuHril ~ ne Guy II Astoria lFH
drclnul iH Determination ana intention
'o improve Commercial street In tho
| 'lly ~ Astoria aH ,ail out and record
| Icl hy John Mcclure ami EXTENDED by
! cyrus ulury from ,hc west llnc " sew
cath stree, 60 tho west line ~ sixth
IH.rrrt upon ,hr prcacn, established
grad" thereof anl 20 the full width
! thereof by removing all The old plank
! lng ana side walks. grading the same
20 the established grade. ana construct
| IN. slide walks on each side th'rrof
! c'ghs tort wide and phnklng the Hamc
| from curb 10 curb throughout the width
! win plank NJ three inches In thickness
! by twelve inches Wide. and plan'd1s
the crossing a, the Intersection NJ Conn
msrclal street with sixth street TO the
| run width thereof except the portion
| thereof covered hy the side walks. with
similar plnnklng An material used In
| Ht,I improvement shall be good sound
red or yellow nr lumber ana snll I'M
| prnrtmcnt except ha herein otherwise
provided shall conform 10 the requires
| lnrnla " general ordinance No. 1901. In
relation 10 The Improvement Of streets,
| Ihn' The costs ana expenses NJ making
Naid improvement, shall be- betrayed by
special assessment upon the lots. lands
ana pr"nh ahutilnR upon ana other
WHO h'nrllt"d hy said Improvement
| pIo-Tah according ~ the estimated benz
rhls which said dlstrlc, " lots, lands
ana premises 20 be assessed 20 defray
lh' costs ana expenses ~ said improve
m'n' Us a. follows to-wli. Commencing
dl ~ northeast corner uf lot Ave 90,
10 block Twenty-Five (22), and running
lh"nr" wr'. 10 the northwest corarr ~
lot six 90. In block twrnty-onr (2D,
ih'nr" south 20 the soulhwta. corner of
lot three 60, In block thirty (3O) thence
east 10 ,ha suulhcaat corner Of lot four
'il IN block twenty nine 600, thence
north 10 the place Of beginning and
containing all " the north half OF block
". ana lots ard In block 30. aud all
" me south hair Of block %. and lots
ana IN block u, oil In the Town
'h"W city, Of Astoria as laid out ana
recorded by John Mcclure ana extended
by cyrus Olncy and which said dis
lHc' Includes all lots ana lands and
premises 10 be assessed to dcfrny the
cosis ana expenses OF making said I'M
proyomant
That the City Surveyor Of the City Of
Astoria has been directed to prepare and
NE with the Auditor and Police Judge
OF SAID city, estimates OF the costs and
expenses " constructing said improve
nlent ana plans ana specifications for
The proposed work.
That this notice Of the intention OF the
council to make said Improvement Is
given by publication In the Morning As
torlan for eight days by order OF said
council, directing the same, the first
publleatlon being In the issue Of Aug.
7th, 1901. TT 10. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City Of
Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
ARTIST MALACHI DROWNED.
Young Scotchmaa and Companions
Laughed al Surf Life Guards
Warning.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12-Sterling NAL
ZACH, Of Bdinburg. Scotland. was GROWN
ed while in bathing with a party
Of the University Of Pennsylvania, Mr..
HOughton, OF the publishing firm Of
Houghion, Mifflin & Co., and Mr.. c. c.
Cook
Life guards warned them Of the bad
current at which they laughed. Soon,
however, several were beyond their
depths. but apparently enjoying the
swim. Finally all made for shore. but
Mr.. Mallach and Mr. Cronan were un-
equal to the task. A life guard swan
with a line to Mr.. Cronan and res
cuei him. but before anyone could
reach Mr. Mallach he was lost. Mr..
Mallach was an artist OF some reputa-
tiOn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
WOULD UPSET
MONROE DOCTRINE
Germany Wants Two Islands Off
Cuban Coast.
FRANCE MAY BE IN THE DEAL
Ambassador Porter Has cabled State Depart
meat Concerning the Purchase Would
Give Foreign Powers Com
mandins Position.

NEW YORK, Aug, IA dispatch 20
the Journal ana Advertiser from Paris
says:
Germany certainly. and probably
France also, are striving to upse; the
Monroe doctrine by tryiog to purchase
Cayo Romano and Cayo Cruz, TWO ot
the islands Of the Greater Antilles jus,
of the northern coas, Of Cuba, Both
islands are very fruitful. They are tn
property Of Prudencio Ebans y Gaya, a
rich spaniard living here.
Neither country seeks to buy he isl
ands directly. Germany seeks 70 gain
control through a German syndicate,
the chief q which is Baron Adolph
Oppenheiv OF Paris. Cayo Romano IS
the third largest Spanish island Of the
Greater Antilles and both Islands being
the nearest 10 the United States coast.
would give foreigners power through
a commanding position.
The French Jesuits who are compell-
ed to leave France are bidding for the
Islands. The French government prefers
that the Jesuits get them rather than
the German syndicate because notw!;h-
standing the practical expulsion Of the
former Frenchmen, their interests in the
Islands could be arranged in exchange
for other cessions.
Ambassador Porter, though not In
Paris. has eabled to the State Depart
men believes France is satisfied with
Martinique, bus that Germany is work
ing tooth and nail to get control Of the
islands.
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hers because ha employed non-mIon

there because he employed non-mion
men.
Thinking 20 set around The Injunction
1t was said in court, certain leaders "
the Soc,alisiic Labor party got Jeagcr
and Cour0ander 70 addnss the crowd
believing that as they Were NJ, In the
trade they would no, De Affected by the
Injunction, The'r speeches, however
were ccuched in bitter terms agalns, the
dealer, they advising their hearers 20
boycott; the store ana he caused their
arrst
Magistrate Cornell expressed himself
as having no sympathy with boycott;
methods ana held the mcn They
claimed they were only sxen,.s,ng the
American right of free speech.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
A Merchants Contest
FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN GOLD COIN.

The Undersigned merchants Of Astoria
for the purpose Of showing their appre-
citation to their customers, have agreed
70 start a contest under the following
conditions:
We give one vote for every ten 90
cent purchase. Votes may be cast for
any society, organization, public ~
private institution or individual No
votes can be sold under any clrcum-
stances. The contest lasts from now
until October /.
The society. institution or individual
receiving the highest total Of votes VIII
be awarded the five hundred dollars
with which 70 buy a plano, or furniture
or whatever they may prefer to buy.
Ross, Higgins & Co., groceries, etc.
Fisher Bros, groceries, etc.
Johnson Bros, groceries, etc.
V. II. Coffey, groceries, etc.
James Crouchley, grocer.
Central Meat Market.
p. Lawler & Co., fish market.
Palace Restaurant
Seaside Bakery.
Oregon Bakery.
Robinson's Furniture Store.
The Bee Hive. department store.
The Wonder, department store.
Hoeher's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
Tagg's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
John Hahn, shoe store.
J. H. Seymour, jeweler.
Eagle Drug Store.
Central Drug Store.
Herman Wise, clothing, hats, etc.
G II. Cooper, dry goods, clothing, etc.
s. Danzlger, clothing. hats, etc.
N. SchluSsell, clothing, hats, etc.
VIII Madison's Cigar Store.
Jack Burns, cigars.
p. Miller & Son, cigars.
Theo. Bracker, cigars.
John Pentilla, cigars.
]. Utzinger, cigars.
Fred Brown, cigars.
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.

once " e. . NJ. Vancouver barracks.
Wash. Aus q. 1901 svalol proposals.
lu .gpi,a.c VIII DO received hvro unul
II o'clock M Angus. sls, 1891. for
furnishing and delivery n, Vancouver
uarra,k-. wash. lss STANDARD artillery
horses. Delivery 20 eommcnec Wl,hla 60
after aNarl ug contract, Prefer 'nrc giy.
ra go animals u domestic production.
conditions aHj quality and price being
equal L 3 reserves The rlgh, ,o rcjec,
any or al bids OF any part thereof
For further information pee circular to
bidders or apply 90 ,hls ogtcr Envelopes
containing Proposals should DO marked
Proposals !or Artillery Horses" and
addressed 60 ghr undersigned.
W jacobs. e.. y NJ
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PROPOSALS WANTED

umss %: G.. . NJ. Vancouver nat-
rack, Wash July %. lsoi sciIol pro-
p'aaH. IN ,rplra,c. viii be- received
here unJ n o'clock. a M. August ilth.
iyol f1r mraah.ug aai delivery a, Fort
Wa,a Wal.a. Wash. i:6 Standard Ar.
utltgy hlmrs Delivery 70 commence
Wi.h.u three weeks after award 10 con.
.rac, and go br completed within sixty
days thereafter Preference given 90
animals " domestic production. condi'
lions " quality and price being caual.
4. : rca'ry"a tho right 10 rclcv, any
lr ail bids ur hay part thereof For
further Information see circular Go bid
i'rr or apply go this once Envelopes
containing proposals. should be marked
Proposals fur Artillery Horse" ana
addressed % ,hc undersigned,
j W JACOBS. g. g. NJ
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CLEMENCY FOR RUSSELL.


NEW YORK. Aug le-commrnung
upon the disposition os the case u Earl
Russell. recently sentenced t1r higamy,
'he Trbune's London correspondent;
says:
\ final efror, Is 20 be made by Earl
Russelrs friends 20 Induce the home s'c-
re,ary before Ne leaves town 20 advise
the king to extend his cl-mcncy toward
:he noble prisoner now In Holloway jail
Their arguments tha; IN, lord high
steward admitted 90 passing sentence
that the records u the courts ana The
house x lords showed that the defend
an: had much proyoca,Ion and !; is
further c5ntendel ,ha; had ;he trial
taken place at the Old Bailey a months
Imprisonment, would probably have been
the ou,siis limit II his punishment
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
SOLDIERS STILL UNPAID.
TrNa;m,at ~ British Troops Arousing
Harsh Criticism u War Office

NEW YORK, Aug. lsS--A dispatch %
the Tribuae from London SAYS:
Many imperial yeom,n who have r.
'urnd from South Africa are sa,l CONF
planning ;ha, they have no, ye; re,e.y-
ed their arrears q. pay. Il appears ;hat
in the case Of moce than one yeomlnry
battalion no accoun; was Kept ot ai-
vaa,es made % the rank and ti,s in
South Africa.
The war office authorities consequent
ly canao; tell wha, amounts are now
due TO some of the men and ;hsy have
iecidel no; 20 settle any claims ua-
I'll proper accounts have been rendered,
This affair Is oe>oning a perfec; scan
dal, and is certainly not Simplifying the
work oS he recruiting sargeants. II
some instances the men have been obllg-
ed 10 pawn The medals which they So
recently received AZ the hands " the
King.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
AFTER MANY YEARS.
Fifteen Years q Separation Makes
Brothers Reunion Joyful.

NEW YORK. Aug. IA special
from Atlantic City to the World says
;ha; Rober, Wilson, a wealthy Texas
oil operator, discovered at the summer
resort his brother Henry from whom he
had separated fifteen years before in
Nashua, y. H.. and Of whom he had
heard nothing during tha, time.
Mr. Wilson and his bride q two
weeks were passing a booth when the
strains OF music reached their ears
Ir Wilson Induced his bride and a
friend to 20 in and there he found his
brother and his wife. The recognition
was mutual
Fifteen years ago the brothers were
In The marble business In Nashua, y.
II. As the r-sul; Of a m.sun ders;and-
ing Rober: Wilson left his home. He
Went to Reading, Pa. and from there
to Galveston, where ne became interest
Cd "a ranches and oil properties In COM
plny with Joe Davis. Henry Wilson
is nov a business man In Boston.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
ron SALE

Tho Columbia River Packers Asslcl.
alton Na- 'or salc two seho1acrs and
ons launch 4 description " tho
schooner, follow Schooner kinney"
lcns,h gjt. beam. ii5. dcp,h at
hai Jloh Schooner Hattie Length.
ug. beam. 9g. depth ~ bold. IS.
urrrs VIII po received a. ,As once
o, ,ae association where tuu pafgI,u.
.aga may also nr had
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
CARLISLE INDIANS ELEVEN.
Good Football Material for the Coming
Team Despite the Absence OF
Old Fav0rites.

CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 12.-While the
Carlisle Iad.an football eleven has been
considerably lspe,ed ay the loss Of a
number Of star players, Lubo. who WI.
take Smiths place at center Is the lat
,er's equa. In weight and activity. and
Wae=lock, who has played left tackle
for several seasons, is expected 10 show
up this fall as is also Dillon, the giant
r.gh, guard.
HaHisy Pierce has been reelected
captain %, the team and viii divide his
lime between right tackle and full back.
L-f. tackle Will b. aiken care 0, by
Williams, last years substitute
"Wh.r.w.nd' Johnson Is booked for
tn new quarterback, with Ruiz as sub
siut- Two new men, rated as very
swift, are DecJra and Yarnett each Of
whom weigh $50 pounds. Coach War
n-r w.l De- o the Indian school shortly
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MORGAN THE CHURCHMAN.
Financier Will Attend Episcopal Trlen
MAI Council in san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. le.-J. PisS-
pon; Morgan IS to Be a temporary resi-
dent Of San Francisco soon. His agents
have practically concluded a lease, Il
is said, OF the old Charles Croker man
sion on the northwest corner Of Cali
fornia and Taylor streets The cause
OF his coming to this city IS he Episco-
pal trsnn!al council. which begins Oc-
tober ? and in which Mr.. Morgan will
probably serve as a lay delegate, as he
has done at previous councils.
Mr.. Morgan's l-u-- sow In Colo
rado hunting wild game is expected TO
join her father and mother here dur
ing their stay. The Croker mansion
is one OF the mos; imposing Of the edi-
fees erected on Mob Hill by the Cali
fornia money king. Il contains a splen-
did art gallery.
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Pears

Pretty boxes and odors
are used to sell such
soaps as no one would
touch if he saw them un-
disguised. Beware of a
soap that depends on
something outside of it.
Pears, the finest soap
in the world is scented or
not, as you wish; and the
money is in the merchan-
disc, not in the box.
All sorts Of stores sell 1t, especially
druggists; all sorts Of people are
using it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
THREE BATHERs DROWNED.
Fatal Accident 70 a We'll Known Gro
ceryman IN Lake Ontario.

NEWCASTLE, Ont, Aug. l2.--Easton
Beacham, manager of the Park & Til
ford grocery store and Charles and
John Farncombe aged IS and 10 years.
were drowned here while bathing in
Lake Ontario.
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MUSEUM WILL BE ENRICHED.
Believed That Dowager Empress Be-
queaihed Many Of Her Drawings.

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Accor ording to
the Tribune's London repres ntativs
there seems 10 be good Reason TO believe
that as a consequence OF the death Of
the Empress Dowager Frederick that
the Victoria and Albert museum in
South Kensington will be enriched by
considerable collection OF ner imperial
majesty's sketches and drawings.
A similar bequest IL Is understood has
been made 10 one OF the leading gal
leries in Germany. Il is interesting to
note that the death 9f the empress dow
ager has formed th= theme for sermons
in S. Pau's cathedral. Westminster
Abbey and many othter churches
throughout London.
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HEAVY SENTENCE IMPOSED.

NEW YORK Aug. 12.-Goorg, i.
B.ssart. polio. ward %. who was con-
y.ctel recently on an InIic'man. chug-
Ing tha, he hal ap.el q brIbe ag pro-
.ect.ou money from the keeper VI 4 dis
orderly hDas. was sentenced today 20
five ana one-hlf years imprisonment
and TO pay a fin. " 5000.
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and begin heavy practice ror the Car
Nsl,.CoroeN game, watch win he play
ga IN the stadium at BuUal, on October
10
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SOCIALIST LABOR BOYCOTT.

Two Men Arrested in New York for
Failing TO Obay Order Of Court.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Henry Jeagsr
and Henry Courtlander, two socialist la
Dor party orators, have been held for
trial by Magistrate Cornell on a charge
Of disorderly conduct. The arrest Of
the men grows out Of the strike Of the
egg handlers which has been on for
some time.
A few days ago Justice O'Gorman is
sued ar injunction which prohibits the
members OF the Egg Handlers Alliance
from holding meetings in front Of a
Rivlngton street butter and egg deal
er's store, the leader having ben both
cred by such meetings. which were held
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
RECORD ALFALFA CROP.

Reports Received for All Sections of
Arizona Indicate Large Harvest.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 12-RepOrts
received here from twenty-three points
in the territory all state the largest
alfalfa crop ever known is now being
gathered. The Gro yis the second one
Of the year and will be Of extraordin-
ary value at this ilme, when he hay
crops OF the Central Western states are
burned out.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-13
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH MESSAGE.

Lucania Communicates With Shore, 60
Niles Distant, withou. Difficulty.
NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-The Herald
has received a dispatch by Marcon.
wireless telegraph from on board the Lu-
can.a, via Crookhaysn, giving az ac-
count % the voyage Il tn 1ucanla. q
distance Of sixty miles of sh5r. and
away down the shta.lon. The reror.
says among other ,hlngs:
Mr. william Muloch. pos:mas.-r-gen-
eral Of Canada, Is IN board ana IS
greatly interested in wireless te.e-
grsphy.
"Mr. Louis Mann AMI Mss Clara Lip
maa are sitting in corners, studying a
new Boer play"
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SAN MATEO. Cal, Aug. Eth
postofIice in this town was entered JUS
before dayligh by a burglar who blew
the safe open with dynamite and mad,
good his escape with $50.
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A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS

When people are contemplating q
trip. whether on business or pleasure.
they naturally want the beet service
obtalnable a. far an speed. comfJtt and
aatety Is concerned. Employees OF the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are
paid TO serve the public and our trains
are opeTnted 20 as 70 make close con-
necuens with dlverEing lines Al all
junction points.
Pullman PaiScs Sleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains.
DlrinR car wTvtce unexcelled. Meals
served n IL carte.
In order 10 obtain the flrst -clnAa ser-
vice, ask tiSe ticket agent to sell you
u ticket oVer.......
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will make direct oonneot otiona
at st. Pnui for Chicago. Milwaukee and
al points East.
For any further information call ~
any ucket sgent or correspond with
JAS. c. POND, Gen. PnRs. Ag't..
or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. wis.
0eanerNl Agent.
TIE CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
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PCsTOFFI0E ROBBEDY.

Thieves Enter Office o. San Ma.co and
Get SlJO..