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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29

atng packs before you eo, the people
rarka arn created by cities for the IA,
hnr,ng man and is family Lets hrns
the labWlng men here nrst and nhcu
acrra " PARKS " they aV needed, IN
building the vessel the hrs, atcp Is not
10 raise the salls ana hIIs, a Has, The
foundation mus, bc rrm TO make the au.
p,mtrucIur safe We havr been raia.
lrs sails before our keel was well laid,
and We should abandon our faneinil
scAcmc " construction and return TO
trst prlncipl'a
What would hc YOUR oplnion " a
farmer vita 10 atr's " hne meadow
hnd, a mltchl,ss river IN iron, TEEN.
lng with hsb. IA, other three Sides
tcncrd In. beautiful housc In the cen.
Jyr who buys an his milk miles awayg
Would YOU pot say that he had hs,tcr
buy a few cows II hc didn't YOU
would .Nink n, had fish Ia his garrett
Astoria pcrls COWS. IL We cangot ~,
,hr mature COW thcp leg us acquire a
vmau herd " ,alyyv Mllllon'dollar
stwmuls viii comc Il Nc show our own
gooI mt,h n bulltns smaller outs now "
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29

tho exceptloa IT "plck' Sheldon were
ou. and Glass and Nogan. the giant
freshmen, have appeared together az
guard ami tackle IN the Varsity line,
The aspect was mos, pleasing ,o the
Yale supporters Holt, At center, Glass
and Olco,t. gua;ls, 0oss ana Hogan.
tackles formed a uulntcitc Tor the mid
de " the Tine In which all he men
With the exception " olcot weighed
ever 80 pounds and which prvsentei a
tentative Varsity rush VI mos, for
m!dahlc proportions,
Behind the lIue John ptsaullcs, a
brother ~ The former quarterback ls
in quarter wI,h Chadwick ot last
wars ,cam, uar, ana wllhehnl IN tho
other three back nc,d positions,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
HANNA ON ROOSEVELT
RECIPROCITY POLICIES WILL
BE CARRIED oUL.
Treaties to Be CONSIDERED at Mex
Session of Congress - His
Views OF Czolgosz

BOSTON, sept. Ex-senator Hanna
and his daughter Ruth have JUS, pass
ed through Boston on their way to
Bath. Me- where Miss Hanna will
christen the cruiser Cleveland.
Roosevelt has said that ne Will car
~ out Mr. .MeKInley's policy" said the
senator. and I believe he will. Every
thing Is going along smoothly at WASH
ington. We have no foreign complica-
tons and no other troubles now that
amount TO anything. believe that
Presiden: McKinley's .leas Of reclpro-
city as outlined in his speech in Buffalo
will be carried out. but Of ourse that
Is a matter that viii have to BE- dealt
with at the next session. There ara
several treaties TO be considered then,
thA French treaty, the Jamaica treaty.
ths Argentine treaty and a number OF
others.
What The rep ,rts 10 bs made con-
tain We 10 not know, but I think they
viii resul; in freer reciprocity With az.
least some Of the countries We VIII dea.
with"
Senator Hanna would no. discuss the
result Of the trial Of Preslien, Nc
Kinlsys assassin.
Do you qnOw, he said when asked
about the assassin. Il have not said
a word abou. tina. man snl am not
going 20. The shock Of that affair has
been a terrible one TO me-"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
PRAISE FoR ROOSEVELT.
Russian Paper Halls Him as a Cham
pi0n OF Peace.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sep; 2s.-Ths
Noyo yrym4e in a recent editorial
said concerning American matters:
In the complete absence OF grounds
for antag2nism between our interests
and those Of the transatlantic repub-
lie, the imposition Of prChb.tive duties
On sIgl-, which called for reprsais On
our side, in connection wiki a certain
paragraph in the American laws came
as a cegrsitabIe and altogether uneX-
pact=l episode In ne history Of the
Russ1-Am=rican relations Il is true
that this episode was not officially se-
riOus in itself 20 interfere with the
spirit Of hearty agreemen; which has
80 long prevailed between -. Peters
burg and Washington. None the less
it is impossible 10 welcome the deter
minatlon arrived at by Mr. Roosevelt
who has found It expeiient during the
very first months Of his tenure 10 give
expression 10 the des.rabilI,y Of clear
ing away the solitary obstacle whicl
lies across the path Of RussO-American
political and economic relations"
The Novoe Vrymae regards president
Roossv. .lts announcement as more than
a personal opinion. It halls him as a
champion Of peace, whose desire TO re-
move all cause for Misunderstanding
will be respJ1ie1 20 most sympathetic
ally by Russia
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
NEWS OF THE WEST SIDE


| u,yt,r,vr .., as a. nth.
man the 4 - ,s,r. ,, ,v,rrcr,,o
/ is ak.ur 1o.l.l ,,.,,,,
,,-, III, s,
sklranln
NJ r.,. .., ,....,,.- $500.
....,r,.. o.. NJ, ~ '' ''''
Il. p-., ,., .,,..,
,r. ,....,,r.. ~, -. -
"'' w. ID. WIZ was h'pp'hS ]"
VI 800 INV n reported improving
''''T " re-. .". ''''r' ''In'''.
Mrs }. W Munson spent several
days Boo Ast1 this week.
tn" Odl FELLOWS expect s1On 20 or
glnIz' q lodge a. Hammond
Mr. Rn,r lIoba,1 was a CUES. Of
Mrs u. p Pelae az. Sunday.
A ia, NJ anc .n.., ,..ro 1,5co, an
from, N.b,l., ian w..L ~, .,. ,y,.
l,s, IN IA, ,,y
Mrs Fzr, r,t,.,, -, o,,v.--.,,., ,c,,
ON Thur.I,v s,r r,.I,,r ,,h.r. aha
wul s,,rd IN. ,rp,,r
, .,
80 10 ''''N ','" W. ms "''" r'''''e
'.,, WV" .''' '".'"y 10 ''''S''g' ""e'' IT,
''''' IL P''''.'" D" ''' "'''''
G''se are now On their way south
'''' ''" De "'ir' rs 'n'y Wy over nun
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
RAILROADS WILL AGREE
IMPORTANT ANNou NCEMENT Is
SOON TO RE MADE,
Rockefeller and Two Associates "a
Re Chosen Directors of Union
Patiie ON October

NEW YORK. Sept s$--Plans to *.
tend the community " lnterests among
railroads are now maturing. according
to ;hc New York Press, I, Is probable
in a few vcrxs official announcements
" gret; Importance will be made,
Wall S;r,St Is especially Interested In
the report hat William Rockefeller and
two associates wul he chosen directors
u the Union Pacific oq October .. he
lasc " the annual meeting William
Rockefeller and ]. Pierpont Morgan, as
ia known generally. have been cooper
atlng In many ventures Rockelener's
representatives would ~ into the Union
Pacific board as part ~ the COM
promise agreement made to settle the
controversy that caused the Northern
Pacific corner f. H. Hartman, the
executive officer OF the Union Pacific.
was selected by Mr.. Morgan as a direc.
tor AMI msnber OF the executive COM
mi,;ee Of the Northern Pacific and his
election 20 these places was announced
some weesk ago. Now. all tha, Ne
mans is 10 carry Out the d;alls
J. J, Hill, who has Just arrived from
81. Paul, is denying the repcr, that az.
terences had arisen between the man.
ayers Of the railroads to the North
west
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
WE MUST HAVE MILLS.


CONTINUED from third pagcl
ploy eight men. We pay every year
,hl. amount 90 our commercial bodies
and yet receive practically no returns
II may uss a fable for illustration
regarding our annual rcgattas. suppose
u. head ~ the family were awakened
To- the fact that the nour barrel was
empty by the cries %, his children for
food what would hc buy-brril or
shae, music? HAD Vs. not better take
the money w. rails, annually Tor ,hr re-
gittl and invest It In an ontcrprlsc
rha. will result IN a permanent payroll
that will increase as the years go by
We have spent directly and Indirect
ly $50 900 buying music Instead NJ bread:
p's1sur. inst t,ld NJ creating new indus
.rles and buillng new factories, That
money inyel.ed In NE sawmlll business
wouli give steady employment at the
mill 20 100 men and create payroll
In an Of 10000 n month. all TO Do spent
with our local merchants Tho regatta
only helps the rew-rcs;lurants. room
ing houses and hxs or six saloons. W,
tax the many for the benefit u the few
during our ANIMAL carnival
Som. wiz say, on. H. will advertise
the town Merchants don't advertise
what they haven't got. what good
does It do 20 advertise Astoria when The
only reply We can give when asked as To-
our indush.s Il Salmon II strang-
er asks about the lumber business j. ls.
Walt until another year; maybe Ham
mond is coming Maybe he isn't In
fact. It ls more Than probable that he
won't We are roasted In he outside
world. and ptIed; crltIclzed because We
have the advantages and will not use
them; pltied because we are 30 many
years behind the Industrial progress Of
the Northwest.
LET US put forth no more excuses
but set about % raising the necessary
amount Of money 10 go into the sawmlll !
business. We must have as many or
more than Everett In fact, HAMMOND |
dozen. four.esn. ! am told by mill own
ers on the Sound and on Grays Har-
bor that the more mills together, the |
greater the benefit for each enterprise.
II we can get three or four under way
the procession will start and all roads
WIN lead 10 Astoria. Let US wake up
and do something for ourselves. We
have started to build a city by chew
Ing the common point rate problem.
damnlDg our nelghbors and scoring the
mighty river that supplies US with the
best salmon In the world. You cannot
build a city with resolutions or by Gre
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
pRuauAL SENT To PRISON.

NHW YORK. Sept sS-A Dispatch
20 the Herald FROM wh.cms,ad says,
Senior RruAucl. chief couasN tor thc
New York and Bcrmudrsc Company Ia
the sui, against the Warner Qumlan
syndicate for the control II Erlcd1d
Asphal, Lake. has been sent 80 prison
In Caracas, Venezuela, FOR political gva-
sons, Physicians advised that Senior
Brusual b. removed from prison TO a
hospital under bonds, This was done,
Senor Brusual has nov been srn, to
pris,u and NJ reasons arc givcn tor
the action, lie ilsclalms any political
connectlOQs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
TURKEY PAYS ouR CLAIM

The TURKISH government; on bclas
warned that further delay IN ,hc pay
mea: ~ our claim would prove dlsas.
,rous 90 them. has a, last paid :, IN
full This brings % mind the fac, that
delays arr dangerous especially In mat.
tors relating 20 The stomach liver and
bowclt whrn your stomach il weak.
your bowels coas,ipa,,I and liver In.
active, you should obtain bottle "
HoSte:tcr'- ipmnch Bi,trra at once Il
Is q stomach strvug,hrprr and lnyigpr-
a,ar. and ror Slckly people who need
tonic II Is uncuual'rd a. the most dell.
Gaze stnnI'h can retain o. II viii cure
lyspepaIa. heartburn. nat
ulcngy, Insomnia. nervousness and pre-.
vent malarll. foyer an aFuc The gen.
ujnr muV have our Private Die stamp
over ne neck n the bottle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
MoRGAN's ART COLLECTION.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-CharIa- Werthei.
mer, noted art d=aier has just yur-
chased FOR ]. p Morgan. !. Is believed
a famous landscape by Hobema the gem
Of a magnificent collection Of Dutch
poctures at Dorchester Houe, Parklane.
the properly of Captain Holforl The
price paid by Wertheimer was $4,000.
Captain Holford was only tempted 20
sell by the large price offered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
RUSSIAN ORGANS PLEASED.
President Rooseyel's Views on the
Tariff Question Entirely Satisfactory.

LONDON. Sept. sS.--A dispatch to
the Tim,s from odessa says the pr
gram which President Roosevelt has
ske;ched gu; Is the subjec, " comment
in the leading papers " Russia The
declaration of the president that he viii
follow the policy ot his predecessor Is
thought likely to satisfy the foreign
powers generally The Russian organs
are particularly pleased with the an
nouncement in regari 20 tariff Ques-
tons, The majority are also pleased
at the prospect OF a renewal Of the
good relations which existed between
the United States and Russia previous
to the tarift dispute
Mr.. ROosevelts hin, Of his own lesires
as 70 reciprocity and his declaration in
favor OF terminating tariff wars and the
abolition Of duties nOs absolutely essen
tal TO the Golfers Of the republic, are
regarded In Russia as Of the greatest
Importance. II Is believed at 81, Peters
burg that ne had the Russo-American
tariff question In mind
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
PERSONAL MENTION


NJ i, kinney returned To Portland
las, evening
Mrs William W R'p'uson. u Fort.
land ,s visiting ia tbr city,
Mr. and Mrs Norman Mars returned
las, evening trom Portland.
Captain John p. ualHcu and Captain
H. 4 Clokr arc In the cWy from the
forts
A q Rarkcr N, w,ll,known Port.
land railroad man. was In the city yes,
tcrday
Mrs + T.. Kendall rcJurucd last even.
ing from Portland. at,rs a vIsi, ot sev.
crAl days
Mr., AMI Mrs = u. Kcu,tner were
among the passengers down on las,
nights train.
Mrs Gccrgr holland aud son. WIN had
been visiting ia the metropolis, returned
home last evening
Robrr. krrbs the Ncha,vm lumbrt-
man, who was brough, 90 the city gar
treatment Is much improved. at,rt an
oprra,I1n.
Professor Gcnrsc \ wsffirii arrived
In the city las, evening from San Jose
Professor warticld has accepted a ponl.
tlou as third assistant principal oi the
Astoria High schDal
CAPTAIN Harry Mathews. who was
nruugh, In from the p.l,, s'hoones FL.
DAY night, was suffering with q severe
attack ., cramps IT, Is rapidly regain.
i1g hs usual robust hca,th
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
American Missionary in the Hands
Of Turkish BrigandS.
HER EVERY WISH GRANTED
Visited Ia al Almost laseeSSih'e houatslu
Detile BY Newspaper Correspondent
-slSO,Oe0 Demanded Withia
Thirty Days.

PARIS. Sept. sS--A Paris newspaper
correspondent lis word 70 the Fl
garo. on the SIAN n which he Is em-
ployed, that he has jus, returned nom a
visit to Miss Ellen NJ Stone, Of the
American boari OF foreign missions,
who is held by brigAnds in a mountain
GUS region OF Turkey.
The correspondent writes that he sue
ceeded IN locating Mss Stone IN an al
mos; inaccessible mountain defile. The
chief Of the outlaws permitted ne cor
respondent to see Miss stone and talk
with her. Miss Stone told her visitor
ahat she had been treated with ex-
ceedlng courtesy ever since her capture,
Two brlgsnds were detailed to act as
her personal servants. providing her
with god food and showing her every
attention. The bAgand had instrue-
tions to obey her merest whim, and to
show with what degree she was treated
she tol1 the newspaper man that. hav-
lrg exhausted all OF the films of her
kodok. she had said TIA; she wished
she hat more. The desire was repeated
10 the chief OF the brigands, who at
once posted courier OF to Constantine
pie to secure supply for her, This
meant week OF steady travelling by
null over dangerous and rocky noun
tain paths.
The leader Of the brigands told the
correspondent that unless a ransom Of
$4,000 was forthcoming within thirty
davs Miss Stone would either be put to
death or compelled TO marry one OF
the bandits. It is believed that the
bandi, viii keep his word
The situation recalls the capture by
these same brigands in the same region
six years ago Of Nine. Gerard de
Trincville. beautiful French woman.
who is now a Carmelite nun. Through
the dishonesty OF a Turkish official by
whom the ransom was negotiated, the
money failed to reach the bandit. The
lovely French girl was therefore forced
10 become the wife OF member Of the
outlaw gang. she was rescued seven
months later in a battle in which her
father killed her bandl, husband.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
To DO AWAY WITH PASSES.

Hartman and Stubs Working on a
Plan OF Sweeping Eject.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. sS.-The Ex-
amlner says that western railroad Of
icsrs. under the lead OF Messrs. Harri-
man and stubbs. are preparing 10 draw
the lines closer regarding the issuance
of free transportation. A committee has
been appointed TO draw up an agree
ment by which every western line will
practically 10 away with passes excep:
tn employees.
II Is stated tia; the agreement will
shortly be submitted and signed and
become operative at the end OF this
year This step. It Is said viii be :he
beginning OF a reform that will do away
with passes even TO railroad employees
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
WILL USE PACIFIC MAIL BOATS.
Santa Fe System VIII Not Build New
orienia Steamships.

Santa Fe System VIII No, Build New
orien,d Steamships.
CHICAGO. Sept sS,-communIty Of
interest between the Atchison( Topeka
4 Santa Fe and the Hartman interests
have Just been established Insofar IS
the gaclic ocean or Oriental taric Is
concerned says he Tribune.
IastAal Of the Santa Fe establishing
an independent Pacific ocean line from
san Francisco. or making an arrange
ment with the Hamburg American
Steamship Company as has heretofore
been reported negotiations have Just
been concluded whereby II will abin-
don It's San Diego ocean line on Feb
uAry l. 1902, and will jointly. with the
Southern Pacific. use the Pacific Mail
Company FOR lis trans-Pacinc outlet.
Under the new arrangement with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company the
Santa Fe is given equal rights with the
Southern Pacific railroad and is guaran-
teed a cer;aI npercentage OF the Orr
entail traffic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
ron SALE

The Columbia River Packers Assocl.
alton has for sale. two sehoonsFs and
one launch A description OF the
achoonsrs follow Schooner Kinney"
Length. s5b: beam. ia; depth OF
hold. aioM Schooner HATH" Length.
li.o beam. %. depth Of h,Ad IS,
oners will be received al the once
ot The association, where full pAr,lcu-
lara may also be had
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
THE SYSTEM UNSATISFACTORY

LONDON. Sept; ga lester tyrom
Charles T. Yerkcs appears In the Times
today He denies tho claims On be-
half u the Cans system ot electric
traction made bv the Metropolitan rail-
way and says tha, after an lnvcS,isa-
lion made AZ Rulapcs, he nnds the
system unit tor the purposes desired
In London The Metropolitan road s',ll
tavors the system against the desire
of Mr Yerkts and the Distric; railway
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
SETH Low FORMALLY NOTIFIED

NEW YORK. Sept, 2S.--Sr,h Low. the
fusion can iidate FOR mayor. has been
waited m ~ committee ~ the Citl.
Gems Union organization az his rrsl-
dence and formally Informed o., his
nomination whion was made at the city
convention. George H. Putnam. chair
man OF the convention. made the nom
Inaiion speech. Mr. Low responded
acceDtlnV.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29

very handsome banncr was presented
to the Rodmtna lodge for having al
.alpri the hlEhea, percentage In mem
bershlp durnE the year 4 HpcclaI
,raln came over from Astoria Th'
presentation Was made a, an open meet
lnF aud was followed by dancing and
a delicious supper
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
CORNELL UNIVERSITY OPENED

ITHACA. y, Y. sept sS-Coruct
university has been formally openei by
PresIdcn; j. @ Schurman, An Increase
or nearly $50 students In the freshman
class ls rcp,r,ed. In his address Pr'sl-
dent, Schurman touched briefly on the
nations recent calamity lie dcplored
the appearance OF the spirit % anarchy
IN this country and especially because
Is rep.rssnent might mar curtailmrnt
os the priceless heritage os tre. speech,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
A Merchants Contest
FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN GOLD COIN.

The undersigned merchants of Astoria
fdr tho purpose ~ showing their npprr.
cllllDn ~ their customers have agreed
10 star. a contest under the follow NIX
conditions
/ We give one vote Tor every ten QOj
cent purchase. Votes NAV be cast for
any society, organization public or
/ private Institution 0r Individual. No
/ vote can be sold under any rircum-
stances. The contests lasts from now
until October /
/ The society. Institution or Individual
receiving the highest total Of votes Will
he awarded the Ave hundred dollars
with which to buy a plano. or furniture
or whatever they may prefer 10 buy
Ross. Higgins Il Co.. Groceries. etc.
Fisher Bros, Groceries. etc.
Johnson Bros, Groceries, etc,
| V. n. COney, Groceries, etc.
James Crouchley. Grocer.
Central Meat Market.
p. Lawler & Co.. Fish Market.
Palace Restaurant.
Seaside Bakery.
oregon Bakery.
Roblnsons Furniture store
The Bee Hive, Department store.
The Wonder. Department store.
HOener's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
Tagg's Candy and Ice Cream Parors.
John Ham. Shoe Store.
]. II. Seymour. Jeweler.
Eagle Drug Store.
Central Drug Store.
Herman Wise. Clothing. Hats. etc
G. H. Cooper, Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
s.. Danzlger. Clothing, Hats etc.
N. schluesell, Clothing, Hats, etc.
VIII Madlson's Cigar Store
Jack Burns, Cigars.
r.. Miller & Son. Cigars
rhe0. Bracker, Cigars
John Pentllla Cigars.
!. UtzlnRer. Cigars.
Fred Brown, Cigars.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
NOTICE To VOTERS TO REGISTER.

NOTICE W VOTERS TO REGISTER.
Notice Is hrrsby given that all per.
sona are required to register a. con.
iItioa 20 the righ; 90 vote a, The city
election u the CIty VI Astoria 60 be-
helA on tho ii,h day ot December 1901.
and all persons qualified may register
up &, the 9TH day " December lsei.
and up TO the hour or o'clock 3, ~,
NJ said DAY a, the ONCE Of me auditor
aud police Judge In the cl.y hall II the
city ot Astoria. oniec hours from -
q m, TO tp. IN. II T.. NELSON,
Auditor ana Police Judg, ot the cl,y u
Astoria.
Astoria. Orc. sept ~. 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
ORDER WILL BE RESTORED.
Morocco Gives France Possession o. the
Spartan Territory.

LONDON. Sept 28.--A dispatch from
Tangi=r 20 ne Times s3ys a native
mission will leave Morocco at an carly
date and will proceed via Algeria 10
the Franco-Moroccan frontier IN order
to put IN force the arrangement made
between the two governments at the
time Of he recent visit ~ Paris u the
Moorish minister Of foreign affairs.
The agreement leaves Frame In pO-
session Of all the Spartan territory now
occupied by her, ana further arranged
for the preservation Of order on the
frontier ny a system II police surye.l-
lance. This. says the dispatch, would
lessen the probability 9i frontier sklr-
mishes
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
ROYALTY To WE'D.

LONDON. Sept. 2S,-The Times an
nounces thar a marriage has been ar
ranged and will shortly take place be-
tween Earl Cromer and Lady Rather
met Thapne. second daughter OF The
late Marquis Of Bath
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
PRESIDENTS VISIT TO YALE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 28.-Pres-
dent Hadley, Of Yale University,
says that the da1e on which President
Roosevelt win attend the Yale bi-
centennial will be Wednesday, October %,
the last day OF the celebration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
WILL BE LEFT TO HER FATE,
Board Of Missions Refuse 10 Pay 100000
Ransom for Miss Stone.

BOSTON. Sept 2s.-The American
board Of foreign missions will resist the
demand for 100000 ransom for the re-
lease OF Helen NJ Stone. the American
missionary. bv Bulgarian brlgands.
Rev Hudson Smith. secretary Of the
board, said:
we have had missionaries in Turkey
for two generations but never a case
like this Should we offer q ransom.
the missionaries would never be safe
from capture"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
WHEAT MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept Is wheat.
December 81.
CHICAGO. Sept gs--Whca,. Dctrm-
bcr opened. G9sd5Os, CLOSED. -0hu4.
TACOMA. Sep, ss s-.Whrat. hluca,em.
%. club, %.
PORTLAND. Sep. Is Wheat. Wulla
Walls. o. Valley. 55. blucplrm ijs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-29
YALE FOOTBALL PRACTICE.
The Lius-UpMake a Most Pleasing As.
pect 10 Their Supporters.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2s.-Ths recsn.
football prlctice OF the Yale squad has
given exoer:s an opportunity TO size up
new materials. All Of the old men with