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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

sheriff l.inville left last evening for
Salem with Bartholomew Burke of
Seaside, Who viii he placed In the
state hospital. Burke is about % years
Of age and is a member Of we'll
known Seaside family In 1898 he was
committed to the asylum. bur was re-
leased nearly two years ago. on sun
day Sheriff Iinville received word
from Seaside to the effect that the
man would not eat. and he went over
and brought Burke to the city, The
unfortunate man had refused TO eat
for a week past and was so weak when
the sheriff went after him that he
could scarcely walk, Neither food nor
water had PASSED his lips for seven
days, Burke was taken TO st. Marys
hospital, but he refused to eat the
food furnished him there. His long
fast has told plainly on him and he Is
almost n skeleton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24
The Morning AStOrian
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
TELEPHONE sSi

Change ~ copy must reach the bual'
ness Office by . M 10 sccufs ap'
pcarance ~ tho following mornings
edition This rule viii govern all TO-
ca! Advertisements. excepting reading
locals
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

The British ship lrby arrived yes.
terdhy from Froemanlle. Australia
The German bark Bertha arrived from
Santos. Both vessels are TO take wheat
cafgoeH
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

After shutdown Of several weeks,
the Columbia mills resumed operations
yesterday morning New machinery
has been Installed and other Improve.
mrntH made.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

For an affair that will last only four
hours. the coming coronation is furn-
ishing a large number OF preliminary
fights.-Denyer Republican.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

Chairman rtzngef OF The street
committee of the council said ycsicr-
DAY that the members OF the commit.
t,e hal not yet met 20 consider tho
applications OF the Clnisop Mll COM
pany and the Astoria Box Company
for vacation of streets near their re-
sprctyc factories Mr. TtzIngcr fnyors
,acumg thr ,horouRhfarrs, FOR the
reason that neither street IS needed
he thinks the council will not decline
10 make the CONCESSIONS which are Of
much Importance 20 the city. Both
streets run into embankments.' said
Mr.. rtzlngrr yesterday. and there Is
no probability NJ their being improved
ror many years 10 come. II seems 10
nr the council will assist In the gen.
cral cnor, now being made Tor the ad
yanc.m,nt of the interests Of the city,
and that the concessions will be made.
Personally. ] favor a lease for long
term The petitions are 10 he brought
before the council at It's next meet
ing FOR hnal action
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

A wedding by wire was reported a
few days ago. Next We shall hear that
they are being conducted by the Mar
conf system.-Topeka State Journal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

The funeral of the late chns Layzell
vIl bc held this morning. under the
auspices N the HrdmcG ~ which or
der deceased WAS member The In
tofmcut viii occur lr Grr,nHooi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

The British steamship ForcrIc arriy.
ed down the river yesterday. with a
partial cargo Of lumber for Manila. She
VIII take on at Astoria about 10000
feet VI redwood
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

PaIfunlEe Rome Industry by smoking
the pride u Astoria" cigars. finest
made Manufactured BY MaeFarlane &
Knobel
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

Archrc,, pcGlu viii leave lu q Jew
days for Eureka. whore he win pre-
pare plans for number ~ new build
ines TO hc erected there hy 4 r. Ham
moni and his associate sixty new
cottages are Co De- built as well as
large department store The store win
De operated In connection with the
Eureka sawmill " Nj Hammond. The
hotel there viii also BE- rrmodclci. the
Improvements cn'anug an expenditure
uf i2- 0oO
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

An adjourned session of the circuit
court win be- held today by Judge Nc.
Bride Several civil suits viii be- heard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

put the anarchist out OF business with
patriotic solar pieKus punch. Lieu
tenant Brewster went over from Fort
Stevens and made an investigation IN
10 the case NJ HOkOskl. as charges had
been preferred against him. He In
formed William Belknap and John
Hansen that II was probable they
would b. needed as witnesses in the
cafo. which will be- tried At Fort Ste
y'ns this week. In the meantime RO-
kpskl is under arrest.
The council ways and means commit
zee has not yet made public lts decis-
Ion regarding the city printing. II
was reported yesterday that the com
mliieo had agreed upon an entirely new
plan n advertising. and that the daily
papers " the city were to be ignored.
tn" committee. u appears. IS opposed
tp paying commercial rates for anyer-
tislng Trough In almost every other
community the price received by pa
p"re for public printing ls greater
than that charged merchants. Just
what plan has been eyOlSe cd by the
commi't'a was not learned. but II was
reported that the weekly journals
would De- given the work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

During the absence " Mr. DcLin.
architect G. A how viii BE- In charge
of his once. and s. Odi Fellows
building
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

Come excellent scores have been
made at the Commercial club alleys
during she past week. though nothing
~ Sensational nature occurred
Funges 70 II stil high ~ the Old
bowlcra. Laws n rolling In best shape
Cooper ls hopelcssly off. and has about
given II up as bad job He attributes
his poor showing 10 lameneas bu, says
hc viii soon get back into form. Among
the younger boHlcrs Bert Allen. Dave
Morgan. T.. L. McCaJe aud several
others give promise of developing into
cracks and It II prohabl" m excellent
team cnn b. got together Goolcll. one
of the old tournanen, men. In now In
the city and is bowling In good form.
There is no immediate PROSPECTS ~
match contest with an outside team.
but Il is likely "a weekly tournament
win be- arranged the winner 10 receive
a medal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

President CASTOR. OF the Push
club. has called special meeting of
that organization for the evening u
January g. a. which time the newly.
elected officers will b. installed There
are several other important matters 10
come before the meeting, Sentiment
among the members seems " favor
holding weekly or seml-monthly meet
lngs hereafter. ana II In not AT oil
unlikely that some action viii bc TAX
on with reference 10 the matter The
farmcrf state congress meets at Salem
on January =, and Vice President Gas
ton thinks n member n the clubs aRrl.
cultural committee should BE- sent up
10 represent AstOrln,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

4 new foundation Ia 10 be placed un.
der tho First National Bank building
l.. i.rhrck has secured the contract FOR
the work
you cant mako candy AT home as
chraply az you can buy II u, lloencra
rufr candles made IN Astoria. loo TO
5oc a pound.
Buy your suit and oycfcua, ~ Her.
man Wiso'p biz store. Ho gives suit
or oyrrcoat frrc with every zen suits
or oycrcoatH.
We have a very nnc stock Of ncw
crop nuts for Christmas trade christ
mas candies. three boxes for .sc.-
Johnson Bros.
pr r l. Ball has removed bis den.
,al ONCE from the Page building to
No 5gi Commercial street. by Smiths
i,Nciry store
Tho Evening Budget viii tonight ls-
sue twelyc.pag Christmas number.
Tho edition promises 10 be one Of TX.
copiioual merit
Cream pure rye. AmcusAI nn,s:
whisky. The only pure <. ,ds. guar.
an'rod Itch and mslow JOHN l.
CARLSON. Sol. AEs1,.
John \ Mon,gom'ry his opened a
shop al t2i Bond s;r's; ard Is prepared
to DO all claasca Of plumbing and tin
llnF a, lowest possible rats
Rugs ot all descriptions. including
Moqucttcs. AKmlns,crs ant WNtons
The assortment, In the best ever shown
In Astoria -ChaS Hcilborn 4 SON
Roslyn coal lasts longer Is cleaner and
makes ems trouble with stoves aud
chimney fiucs than 1ny oIhtt George
W, Sanborn. agent ,elrph me l5l
Ha,hs tor ladies' at The Palace Baths
Private entrance on side 1' building
shop opcn on Sunday morning. for
shines and baths Davis 4 Corh"tL
proprietor
our assortment " Pictures was
ucycr larger or better The line In
cludcs beautifully framed carbon
prints copies " master pieces. water
colofs and oil paintings -Chos. Hell
born 6 Son.
Before the present week is over the
police court receipts win have reached
the 5000 mark This has been u rec
ord breaking year In this respect. and
the receipts will be about $500 greater
than the expenditures,
The Tnkc Point oyster House Is pre-
pared to serve TomRlcs and all kinds
Of shell Ash Families supplied with
famous Toke Point oysters, on short
notice, Eleventh street. between Bond
and Commercial Phone 2lI.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

carry a liz, % Roger & Gale, ref.
fumes In bottle and bulk .alSo Pfnands
Royal Perfumes. IAnilers. Mtybelis ana
Carnailon; an hss1rtmn Of Lub NJ.
GctrcllH, Cherry Blossom. MnlsuktN
and others --Chas lDgr >.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

A supplement 10 the Wisconsin In.
glnecr has been received In Astoria by
n. @. Prarl The supplement contains
IA picture N the University Of Wis
,unsin football team. Western cham.
ploa for the season ~ 1901 Charles
Abcrcrumbir, - this city. IS mem-
bcr ~ the team. and is seen Ia the
front ross IN the picture Tho Wis-
c1usin aggregation defeated Chicago
ON Thanksgiving day hy a scorr of $50.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

\ new foundation ia 10 be- placed un-
der tho First National bank building
L. i.rhrck ha1 secured the contract for
the work
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

win Madison yesterday remembered
mis- customers with small boxes NJ the
popular high grade cigars he has II
remarkably Hnr stock on hand and the
demand for Christmas cigars and pipes
has been good This evening AZ the
Commercial street store two nnr pipes
VIII b. ranicd.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

m" last r,por, from the cape ycs.
trrday Was that ihrcc.mas,rd ship
and a three mastcd schooner were In
the ufing The shlp was lying AZ the
Nhlstlinr buoy while the schooner was
ar the ughtship Roth tugs were at
the dock. where the coal expense was
reduced to the minimum one ~ the
vessels In the otiing is the ship Win
dur
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

e Ness aged e. is reported 10 be-
very low at hlr hom" near 1lncy pr
pnklngtau vent gu, sunday aud made
the old gentleman comfortable nui
there .s l'uc hope ~ h- recovery ~"
ls suffering from 1rorsy and cpm-
pllcauan NJ hear, troubles Mr Ness
ifs Well. known pioneer
The launch sylph stranded on the
middle sand. SUNDAY afternoon while
an her way to Knappton and fur some
time thr waves trok" over the little
boat somewhat 90 the alarm ~ Cap
tain Rcid and Engineer Kcurnry Az.
,r being on the sands for four hours.
the launch was enabled 20 proceed on
her way
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

You cant make candy al home as
ch"aply an you can buy 4, d, llorncr0
rufr candles made IN Astoria loo TO
Soc a pound
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

Try iirlnfcs mlncc IIB nire John.
son bros
Slice SaNcl Oranges may be- had OF
johnson lirus.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-24

Call main col tor your coal require.
mcnia oriep promptly nllsd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-04
THREE TRIALS
At SUICIDE.
But in Spite of His Et-
forts Parker Will
Recover.

George Parker. OF Brooklyn. 0a1s
several desperate attempts to kill Aln-
SELF at Camden. y. J.. to-day. but the
doctors say he will live. DrovnanK.
stabbinG and poison were all tried By
Parker. bur all his efforts TO end his
HE were In vain.
First he tried TO drown hlnself. but
was dragged out OF the water IL ti0o
to save his NE. lie was taken to hseA.i
quarters and locked up In a cell. vh0o
he made the other attempts TO kill HIN.
self. With penknife. which had been
overlooked when ne was searched bsfoeo
being locked up. he inflicted fifteen otsb
wounds In his chest.
Then he drank quart OF water IN
which ne had soaked number OF
match heads and wound up by cutting
an artery In one OF his wrists. One Of
the keepers found Parker lying on the
cot in his cell. with blood spurtinS
from his wrist and trtckhng from the
wounds In his cheat.
Medical aid was obtained quickly and
the now OF blood from the severed a..
terry stopped. II Is said that in spite oe
the great loss OF blood he sustained. the
man will recover. The GAUGE Of his ct
has not Yet been learned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-04
SUICIDE WAS
SON.|N.LAw.
Identity Of Man Found
Dead on Grave OF
Mrs. Strauss.

II was announced this afternoon that
the man who shot himself on the
xray. Of Mrs. Jeanette Strauss. In the
Union Field Cemetery. Brooklyn. vas
Io.eph Abramson. eon-in.la~ OF Adoloh
strauss. the importer At No. AZ Broad
way.
The reasons which led to the su'e'as
are .hroudad in nys,sry. Al the pace
a. business o! Mr.. strauss the manager
..,d that although the body had mol
been seen by members OF the family.
,h.v had reason to believe that was
Anamson. who married Mrs.. Strauss
DAUGHTER. The dead man. he said. was
a broker. and had no permanent address.
The manager declared emphatsa!y
,n., there had been no unpleasaniness
h.,w.en Abrau..on and his vile, When
asked where Mrs. Aoramson coh'd De
found h. said she was out OF town. add
Ing:
.'ln fact, we sent her away.
He would not explain what was msans
by tina, statement. He insisted TIA.
Their. had been no trouble and declared
tina, he could not tell why the young
man killed himself.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-04
HIS CALL ON MRS,
POTTER PALMER.

Special to IN. Evening World,
CHICAGO. June i,-R!chard E. Muir.
ply. the thirteen.year-old boy editor
who Is ut the Waldorf IN New York
called on Mrs. Potter Palmer here. or
said he ala. on May - last.
Here's the way he told his story:
s,ans I'VE, Ssn' ,,,% w The great. massive
CANT houses In Chicago. The door lead
Ing into the recep,ion-room was beau;!-
M all covered with glass.
As ] went In ! met n nne-lookIns
woman with gray hair. She said. Good
morning. Mr.; Murphy: YOU will do me n
great favor II you viii take a seat. |
took sea; and thanked her very much
J told her about my weekly paper. and
4 young editor,
admire YOUR pluck. young Sentle-
man. and wish YOU great success She
said What can do FOR you. Mr Muir
Well, Mrs. Palmer. | have heard 50
much about you ! thought | would com.
ara see you and your beantifu, MAJ
She said the" were a -r,at many
'cppr'6rs who had come 10 nrr hnus"
AMI wanted TO sketch II. IN; .h- Told
them che wanted to b. rs Gr'.t az
Mrs. Palmer. IL I, ,ru".' | asked
,nan. you are going 20 get 5'o.oo' l., pin
~ Is no: true. she answered
'Sh" then showed INC around and 7
rover "a" such an elaborate house he
fore. men asked !,cr |! she would not
IKE :" suhscrtb. to my paper. She asked
'nid her thar II was not. She then
stepped 10 - ncat NH" desk and took n
ihecr OF paper out and said: I shall
Wfi'" u note to my son. Mr. jonorc
l'aini"r. the Alderman She then added /;
COOL morning. my Young friend and
! tod her ! was very sind to hav. me;
her 80
II then left and read the noe II,
read: Mr.. Palmer. will you pleas. sub.
scribe for this bays paper and obl,yc
Mrs, Palmer. Mr.. Palmer gave me a
check Z" "
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-04
SAYS He KICKED
HER OUT Of BED
Now Mrs. Taylor Sues
Husband for a Sep
$ aratiOn.

Alexander Kcrtland Taylor Is being
sued for separation by Annie Eugene
Taylor before Justice Clarke In Part
". Special Term OF the Supreme Court.
The Taylors were married on Nov.
d. 1855. at Denver. Col. and nave two
children, Gladys and Constance.
In her complaint Mn'. Taylor alleges
that her husband has been cruel and
brutal and has used liquor excessively
and deceived her many times. She as
sertS that she was In fear OF her NE.
Once. In September. 1859. while they
were living at No. Il West Biddle street.
Baltimore. she says, her husband kicked
her out OF bed. In July. 1897. while re-
gliding in Philadelphia. II Is alleged. Tuy-
lor struck her.
"Mr. Taylor" said Barlow s. Weeks.
hls attorney; will concede that there IL
deser,ion: We Wall not deny the charge
OF desert1on."
Counsel for the wife said that there
was 4 conspiracy on the par, o. Taylor
condition to such a low .bh that Mrs.
Taylor could secure no funds for the
support Of herself and children; :,
canaa q mSeSe1 Of r. Ma Tsylo Es s,ss.h
Ph!ladclohia.
SlT. layIOE. Sne Salu. was 80 drunk
he could hardly speak,
did he say anything"
Yes: no ordered me out OF the
ibid he ever threaten his wife,"
Yes. he said he would take away
the children and furniture and put his
wife on the street and make her scrub
for living"
r. A. SicKenusIl. attorney for Mrs.
Taylor. began. to tel! OF Mr. Taylors
nnarc!nl condition. in 1880: Justice
Clarke sustained Mr.. Weeks's objer-
lions. Finally Justice. Clarke said: 1--WE
don't want any proof OF Mr.. Tayiors
financial condition In 1893: We wan, 1t
now. His failure to pay then does no,
AFFECT us now
Mr.. Weeks again offered TO save time.
He said: II, the attorney for defendant.
concede that the defendant did desert
the .pla.ntin In Philadelphia In April.
rs the d-fenndan. in cour,?" asked
tho Justcs.
He Is at my side
Mr.. Ty!or. debonair In appearance.
smiled broadly In approval OF his al.
Iorney's concession.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-04
KILLED WOMAN HE
LOVED, THEN SELF.
Mad lnfatuation of Frank Lasco for His Cousin
Leads to Double Tragedy

Desperately IN love with his beautiful
cousin, and knowing that hts love was
hopeless. Frank Lasco this morning shot
her dead and then. turning the pistol
on himself. fell lifeless by her side.
The double tragedy occurred nj 30
in the little tcnsncnt on tho second
moor o. lsa Elizabeth street. where lived
the murderer, with Angelo Faia. his
wife. Angela. twen,y-four years old.
and the two children OF the couple. Ca
miila. seven years old. and Cosaline.
Ave years old.
Angelo married his wife ten years ago
In Italy. when her cousin. Frank l.asc".
was twelve years old and she but four.
teen.
shortly after the marriage. the nus
band ard mis- child wife and the boy
came to this country. Here they me;
with varying fortune. but few years
ago all three secured employment In \
paper box factory In Fourteenth street.
They managed TO make A good living.
and the family Of i've lived In two
neatly Furnished rooms in the Elizabeth
street tenement.
Neighbour Knew oS Ills Love.
I.asco slept In the rear room. ~heFe
the two little girls occupied cribs. the
front room beins iued as n sleeping and
living room by Faia and hir wife.
For some time past the neiEhbors
have Rosslpped about the affection os
Frank for his cousin.
There was nothing IN the conduct o..
the wife to cause reproach. but !, was
common rumor that he loved her. not
as a cousin should. but as on. cram.
ored.
The husband laughed at the stories.
saying that. u. sh. had been practice
ally a mother to h.m sine. he was a
mere child. there Was nothing strange
In his affection
Last night Mrs. Faia left the house
for the ,urpos. OF buying d'ess. and
IN the street sne, her cousin. He In.
sisted on accompanying her. but she.
annoyed Il, his persistence. returned TO
the house and did not go on her GRAND
until satisfied that l-aAco was not lurk-
ing In the street TO in'ercep, her. She
returned home later IN the evening and
wen, TO bed. Lasco did not retire unit!
long after midnight.
ChiId 'cOld ~ Tragedy.
This morning. shortly after 5 o'clock
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-04
ENGINE WRECKS
FAST TRAIN.
A Peculiar Accident
Caused by Locomo-
tive Stripping Itself.

PORT JERvIS, y. Y. June THE
engine attached 10 the Erie vestibulcd
train No. 10 stripped Itself while run
ming AT a high rate o! speed near Mast
Hone at 40 o'clock this morning. on"
driving vince! New on, the axle broke
and the side rods came on, punching Il
hole In the boiler. The broken air
brakes caused the train to stop s'"i-
denly. throwing the passengers about
and frightening them.
Engineer Myron Gould escaped Injury.
AS also did passengers and train crew.
The engine IL n wreck.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-04
Mother TOLD
HER SECRET.
ThenPretty Mrs. kraus
Was Arrested for
Bigamy.

BY inviting her mother TO visi;
her n.et,y Mrs. Martha Jane Eraus
wrought her own undonE. for the
mother unfo,dcd to Mr.. kraus. in II mo-
men. OF abstraction. tina. one Henry n.
1nsley. 81 P!c:on. Canada. held 4 prior
husbands claim on her winsome dauEh-
ter.
This led To correspondence between
the two husbands and 10 the pretty
bIEnmists Incarceration In the Tomhs
10 await trial for her tndiscrction. Both
husbands testified against her in court
to-day. and took turns in !"ndiinE
thrce-ycnr-old daughter. OF .hIch lnslcy
IL the father.
lnsley married Martha Jane in P.cton
on March y. 1897. After two years Of
welded bliss Mrs. lnsley tired OF her
Canuck spouse and separated herself
from his home. bearing away their
daughter Anna. She ne to New York
and boarded At Nc. lso East One Hun
dred and Thirteenth street. posing as n
widow.
One OF the boarders n, this house was
Alex W. Kraus. who quickly succumbcd
TO the charms OF the pretty stranger
from Canada. She refused TO listen to
he proceeded to hand h.sr affections
with his fists. For this she had him ar
rested. but strangely enough. the love
tina, she had refused kraus when he
;r!ed to win It With candy and outings.
came to him when he chast.scd her. and
she withdrew tac complaint.
They were married Jan. II last and
lived happily .un;!l the mother-in.law
camc on visit. She ,ric'i to keep her
secret. but she Is a woman. and 1t
slipped. kraus. being wise. said moth
ing.
IIc wrote TO 1nsley. in P!cton. and
1nslcy came along. On Information fur
ished by him the ovcr-marr!cd woman
VAS arrested yesterday at her home. No.
1l6 Seventh avenue. In Harlem Court
this morning Magistrate Cornell award
Cd the custody OF the child to lnslcy.
The woman ADMITTED her guilt. She
said she mad married kraua because she |
loved him and that she had never ex.
pec;ed to see her hrst husband again. |