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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

Deputy Fish Waricn BUlimnn viii
spend about three weeks 0n u trip IN
vrsllgi'ipg The various halchcrics "a the
coast .,fenms ana viii ASCERTAIN thr
condition ~ m. hatchery work ana the
probable output f,r the coming year
warden Van Dusrn ana thosc connected
with him hnvr b'rn paying particular
attention to artificial propagation ana
.ho Hsh warden cxpccm 10 annually In
rrcisr thr outpu u small fry until
there win be- no cause Tor fuiur' nsh
famine
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i!yca .u rungr,sa ana senators Mitchell
and simon. urging tha, lcg,HlaHpn D.
enacted hat VIII prevent the further
propagation n The doctrine u anarchy
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VIII meet ~ 'ho circuit court r''m 'h.'
n''n'ns At lo.1' '''l'Tk. Tor NE pHf-
''nr 't giving expression 20 'i' H'hu-
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17
AROUND TOWN.

NNOOlNb lOWlN.
scs Il 81 CASTOR abou, harness
coal go bura' Elmofe Co. phon,
CO..
\ 'r-'n supply OF pamsous at John.
aon iras.
White Ash Coal bos, tur family use
Phone. Mala co.,
R.y O. NJ Holden ma, returned from
.Hr Go Hoio, Ia
call main s6l for your coal require
mon's Orders promptly nlIed
los' i5.con, mea,s-lIislug Sun Res
aurans. 6is Commercial street
"A eIeslirn, Mocha and Java Coroc
5ot per pound a. Fisher lros
The oceldrn. barbcrsh.p now has four
nrSrelas, BARRIERS 40 waiting.
cali Main tGl Tor your coal require
men'' Orders promptly nued
Jus, received. m, asor:mcn, OF
pnckr, knives. ryrry one guaranteed
ttnhrs nNu
chaueos on ,ha, e,rsan, 500 piano arr
given wl'h each caah sale ot 81 a, II. +.
Airn & Soaa.
NON l4 the time 10 order your win,cr'S
suvpl, ~ ,oal Can up phone d6l-3l.
morr s co
iIamoas cleaned ana oiled a, P!nnell's
io) Twelfth H,rye. lIa'noas supplied a,
loves, prlccs
Have you sccn hat clrsan, piano at
II = Aucn s sons Tickets ate given
With every cash sale Il 81
For cn Thr-c furnished rooms tor
.sh, h,uar keeping on ground moor
SO pI ENtaang. 49,
tn Tinted states cruiser rhllAlcl-
phll. wu.n had the naval rcscrycs ou
beard fpr a ,cn.daya' trip. lct, ou, ycs-
t-rlay
Ausu-, kaup who mas bccn suncr,ng
yN m,UnNN ami has ban confined
leo .hr pr,l husr Nna discharged yv-
to-day
Fasr ill over the c.y ami on the
chipping 10 the harbor are at haf mas
lo huupr ot 'ht memory ~ the htv
lrridon,
Som, lucky customer ot II f. Allen
4 sou viii sonn he made happy By
wualns that $500 plano Tickets with |
each yaar sale " 81.
Th, steamer George " Elder arrived |
iq Yesterday morn,ng from san Francis
co. IN, nrsl trip made hy s,camc'
~ the line since the strike.
Bath. r1r ladies' At ,he Palace Baths.
Private entrance on side " building,
shop open on sunday mornings for
shines and baths Davis 4 Corbctl
proprc,ors
Cream pure rye. America hn,S;
whisky The only pur" goods; guar
an,ccd rich and INFLOW JOHN Il
CARLSON. sole Ag2at,
John A. Montgom'ry has opened
shop AT l21 Bond slrss: ard Is prepared
to do all classes OF plumbing and tin
ting at lowest possible rates.
DR.. r. l.. Ball has severed his con-
necuon with Dr. c. w. Barr and has
optnrd his dental Office In the Page
building over Conn's drug store.
Roslyn conl lasts longer, Is cleaner and
makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney ilucs than any otheg George
W. sanborn. agent; telephone 1871
4 very nne line OF French Plate Mir
rors, In Rose Wood, Walnut olive
wodo and oak at very low prices; call
and se, them Chns Rogers, druggist
Robert sultor of Wcstport Oregon.
il prepared 10 furnish, on short notice.
the very best OF lumber, rough, dressed
or kln-drled. at the lowest prices.
The o. II. & N. has made a rate OF
$50 from Astoria and Portland for the
Pan Amerlcap Exposition at Buffalo,
Tickets will be on sale first to third
Tuesdays, June to October inclusive.
These tickets must be used for continu-
Gus passage going. but stop overs will
be allowed within final limit returning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

Dr Il PIk.ngton. SON Of Dr J. -
plk9.on. on' ~ ,hr pioneer physicians
= ,hs Nof,hwcs' has come 10 Astoria
90 practice as profession He was a
g1vcrumcn, surgeon four years, and
flr six year, vas ln private practice In
Eastern Or"g,n. Hr has Just returned
from au s.ght-mop;hs rip 90 New York
C!,y. where ~ was oa ,hr house stan
= The Lying Inn. Rup.urrd AMI Crlp.
pied and willard Parker hospitals. anl
a,hst1n, surg ln 10 81 Bar,holomews
clinic for nose AMI thruil diseases DR.
rllkns,ol has taken an Office In the
OIl Fellows bu!liing AMI will occupy
the G. 5 Rr,wl mouse on Fourteenth
stree, ami FnnkNn avenue. Mrs Pn-
kne,on ana ,oa viii arrive later IN the
week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

Tho HoIsrhold mll.bchrInR clothes
wrngcrs. $3.50 at Fisher Bros
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

Harness repaired a, Gas'on's rhop.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

scs II NJ Castor abou, harucss.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

The steamer sue Il Elmoro lrft ont
yesterday Tor Tl,lamJ,k
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

Robert sutor. Of Wcslport, Oregon,
Is prepared 10 furnish, on short notice.
the very best OF lumber, rough, dressed
or kIln-drled. at the lowest prices.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

The o. II. & N. has made a rate OF
$50 from Astoria and Portland for the
PAN AmerIcap Exposition at Buffalo.
Tickets will be on sale first to third
Tuesdays, June to October inclusive.
These tickets must be used for oontnu-
Gus passage going. but stop overs will
be allowed within final limit returning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

BEST i5-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

m, Norwegian tramp steamer kra-
men arrived In yesterday from Victoria
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

The lr!-h steamship ralauna. which
arrived TO sunday passed. an American
bark tonight thought go De- The Harry
Morse Ia - % north. iii 10 Ncs, Thr
Harry More has abraI .ho Alaska
pack ~ she Alaska Fish~rmcns Pack.
.uR Go
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

ilus' i5.ccnl mea,s-llIslng Sun Res
auran.. 6is Commercial street
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

Gail main ssl fpr your coal require
mcns oricrs promptly nlIed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

4 very nnc line Of French Plate Mir
rors. In Rose Wood Walnut Ollve
wodo and oak at very low prices; call
and se. them Chns Rogers, druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

"A eHrs.l-n, Mocha and Java Conoc
5oc per pound a, Fisher liros
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-17

In the case ~ + l.. Parker. ct al yS
George Jlhour .hr demurrer " the d"-
rrnitnt Mas argued and taken under
liy'srmcn, hy he court, lcclslnn 20 b"
r.ni-rcd later cl,y Attorney J NJ
Lang. It Portland. appeared fnr Jahour
AMI thc regatta committee WAS rrpr.-
-cu.rd hy Fulton Rrs
Imperial press., 1901-08-24

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  m 2h Aunodh dhraghe h emprihS W ~ wit eSth olad ndrth shrgais syh hd t up pp nCdicriaw hohaeha hadop n adinheImp imperial dPps Ia editors of So "a VMtImp rld h rGru " s IMPERIAL LAND Go. 70 A ii. IMPERIAL. SAN DIEGO co. GAL. :soCsc1C9xcGzc14cl 4s11xa1s1axG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-18
CITY CHAT.

Dill pickles at Horizons.
Sauer kraut at Horizons.
Colly Bros. tomorrow.
Insure with c. f. Taylor.
Buy q home of Reidy Bros
For insurance, E J. Burns
Morning Light 5-cent cigar.
BONES for sale. A. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
List your property with Reidy Bros
New sorghum molasses at Horizons.
Patent flour 90 cents q sack at Hor-
toms.
J. F. Hawthorne, dentist. Star
block.
Souvenir sale at Young & Nc
Combs.
List your real estate with C f
Taylor.
Gloves ard mittens. Ullemeyer &
Sterling.
Muncing underwear at Young &
McCombs'.
Get a painting free at Young &
McCombs'.
GRADUATED sugar 19 pounds for 81
at WeckePs.
Dressed chickens and ducks at
Schroeder's.
Observation-Disclosures & Sterling
new clothiers.
Iron beds from s1.9O mp at Helpen-
stell & loves
Mattresses from $1.75 up at Helpen-
stell & loves.
For real estate deals see Taylor.
1903 Second avenue.
A. Rush & Co.. room 6 Bufo'
block-real estate
Large smyrna rugs for $1.75 a:
Helpensteli x loves.
Save your eyes See DR.. La Grange
at Bleuer's Saturday.
Nineteen pounds of sugar for 81
Saturday at Bartlett Bros.
All work turced out by A. Kipp is
guaranteed satisfactory
Dollar, dollar. dollar shoes a. Nc
Cabe's until Saturday night
ALI kinds of package coffee at 10
cents per pound at Weckel's-
Stein-Bloch & Co. suits and over
coats. Summers 81 LaVelle.
For sch oil shoes you buy of Adams
the ones that stspd the wear.
Raglsn overcosts at IS SO at the
Greater New York Loan BsDk
Underwear specials al Uilepeyer &
Sterling's. 1924 S-cnnd avenue
Anobby line of young men yoke
overcp at- Sommers q L-Een-
Go an hear he Sunday afternoon
Liberal di. count on ou'iDg hats ,o-
mor-,W dsy at Miss X ByIDes'
Large 90 p4s ceuter tables meta
legs, = $1.75 HeiPen-tell & Low
Mrs NJ q Rice (. eutertsi1ing la q
fri-uds ~ a receptio1 his Il = ncor.
Mems nudr ~esr; hesv, .ih~eA; SO
cent g-rment ~ommer & Law lie
Reilhof r. tyr"ll-rs at rurner hat.
this week Change Of program every
night.
We can please you Let US try it
A Kipp. the tailor. 1928 Fourth ave
nue.
Don't fail to attend the Sunday
afternoon concerts given by Bleuer' s
hand
Reilhofer'~ tyrollers at Turner hal
this WeeE. Change Of pr gram every
night
Beautiful fresh cut assorted roses
10 cents per dozen Saturday at Nc
Cane's.
Yok- overcoats are in great demand
Sim n & Mosenfelder show the newest
sgoDies.
Is time to get new suit; quality
and price to make it. Sommers
LsVelle
Lrok for 1924 That is our mum
Der The new clothiers Ullemeyer
Sterling.
Gentlemen should see the freak las
in neutrality-suspicious.. Adams
for them.
Adams has a complete line of la
dies and 50 so shoes-ail feathers
all styles.
Roses. roses, roses 10 cents pei
dozen Saturday while they last a
McCabe's.
81. so buys a pair of heavy pant
worth 81. Buy now. You know us
Tne London.
Sunday. Oct. 20, will be the first o
the Sunday afternoon concerts givel
by Bleuer's band.
Mems and boys sweaters at the nev
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-18

WEATHER WE NAY HAVE
Generally fair tonight and
SATURDAY; Hifle change in.
temperature.
H. ~. SHERIE7, Observer
Temperature at Z q. ~. IS,
at 3.;SJ D. m. G2.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-05

CHAPTER XXI.

Three months had elapsed since the
Scourge sailed from Cave island when
the Bristol Merchant drew in between
the harbor heads.
Directly She rounded the spit a
glance told those who knew the spot
that something was wrong. All the
works raised by English hands had
been ruthlessly destroyed. Weeds We're
growing among few charred stumps
on the shore. and on the platform
above there was rank tropical jungle
in place of our snug trim built dwell
ings beneath the palm grove.
A falconet shot reused speech from
the cliffs. but brought no reply from
human voice. The echoes died away.
the screaming sea fowl settled down
again and silence once more brooded
over the island.
We began to feel uneasy forebodings
of Ill. The old man could scarcely be
deaf to such a summons We're he any
where in the neighborhood. True. he
might have wandered to the other side
Of the island. But we dared not think
it, His lameness made him loath TIC
walk unnecessarily. and for food he
would not require to go far atield
The vessel in which we returned
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mud and rust had gathered on the
Bristol Merchants anchor flukes. he
was at sea again, fighting in Captain
cranky brakes company against the
enemies of England and Queen Bess
Job Trehalion spent his prize money
in IA days and then shipped for the
Guinea coast. from which he has not
vet returned His uncle, after short
er trial of dissipation, resolved to
, eschew the delights OF sack and ale
and started a tavern to aid him in
keeping his vow. The rest of the crew
scattered all their money like men,"
and then went afloat once more to col
lect further supply for the same good
purpose. 1t is the way of sailor men
and always will be.
But there is still one person in this
tale of whose fate have not told, and
l had meant that there should be half
score more of chapters written to
say how ! sought her and won her.
But she has read all that | have writ
ten, and she refuses to form any fur
Their part in what she calls my tale of
robbery and blood. If wish to tell
how sought her ut Vigo and found
that she had gone. and how l finally
tracked her to Grenada and stole her
then. says she, must write another
tale of that alone.
She is my wife. l have bought roll
of paper and Il score of quilts aad
could write the tale with easy glibness
if it We're permitted me. But, as say.
Inez is my wife now. and so she must
be obeyed.
THE END.
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babe me SIP ON my clothes and come
down to the shore with him.
Jack he said. when we had reach
ed path leading to the plateau above.
whats serpent's trail?'
THE mark of it's nasty slime on the
ground. which shows where it has
passed" answered promptly, ''or
mayhap it's his insides, if you will
have it So added, not seeing in the
least what he was steering for.
Good, Jack. You'll make a lawyer
yet And now where shall we find our
serpent:''
"In the woods. if there are any,
though believe the islands free Of
them"
What do you say to stone SER
pent?'
What, one of those at the temple
corners!''
Eyes. The very one perhaps that
you and Willie Trehalion turned into a
bogy house to brighten Spaniards. So
stir your stumps, Jack, and perhaps
we'll bring back some good news as
sauce for breakfast So away we
walked together to the great temple on
the black heights of the farther cape
of the island
We reached the platform, stepped
through the old opening and mounted
the stair in the serpents body. Scrawl-
ed on one of the walls we found a
great wv" whose meaning l was at a
loss TO guess.
Alec. however. as soon as he saw it
went down again and made for the
western corner OF the temple. Here,
after lengthy search and careful
sounding OF the walls and floor. we dis
covered Il loose slab of stone and.
wrench!ng i, up. descended to cham
her in the snakes gullet.
Sure enough there was more writing.
and this time the meaning was quite
plain.
Look in the bole of the tree wherein
the hear sheltered which gored Jan
Pengony his thigh"
Now fortunately had witnessed the
incident referred to. and we rushed to-
ward it with heating hearts.
The hollow was choked with sticks
and leaves and such like rubbish, but
this we clawed away with eager hands
and came at last upon case bottle
bound in wicker. Peering down the
neck. Alec said he saw a parchment
and. breaking the glass without more
ado. found that the letter was address,
ed to himself 1t was written on the
back of an old ships manifest. and this
is how it ran:
DIR. Lad-The Day after thy Scourge sailed, a
small coastins Brig hove to off the Mouth OF Har-
bour. and wd have come in had ] not hailed her
with Threats. Whereupon she turned Tail .Judg-
ed her Master Nd tell his Mates and bring TIM in
Force. Bethought me how teIspose of Treasure.
Schemed Plan and executed it. To repeat same,
follow ravine at Foot ct Temple Hill, and find a
poised Rock across Torrent. rhree-ply Block and
Tackle shifts it. Cave beyond then dry, forming
Treasure Chamber. Chests and Pouches lie in it.
Am about to die, but will serve thee even in dy-
ing. Being in such evil Case, and being known
by none-not by such old Shipmates as Ire
haon, senr, ard Pengony-did not through very
Shame own kinship before, but now subscribe my
sell Thine atte Father, HENRY ICELAND.
Post Scriptu,a-Wil hand thee my Share Ct
Treasure. Take Co-legacy my Hate of Span
iards.
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CHAPTER XXXII.
Sail away.
Hack away,
Plumber. Boom
Gather all the valuables you can.
Come back
Nothing lack,
Thunder! [Boom.l

l scatter all the money like
! The Bristol Merchants anchor has
kissed Severn mud once more, and Will
! lie Trehalion's favorite song, sung.
roared and shouted in every variety of
| Voice and key. is rising from the
threats of her brown faced crew and
| compelling attention on the wharfs and
i landing stages of Bristol city AYE,
and throughout the whole town too.
| The years of adventure and peril
have come TO an end at last, and now.
before the quill is laid aside and the
ugly, uncompromising word Fins is
scraWled across the bottom of the last
page. few more dips in the inkhorn
VIII enable Captain Alexander Ire
lands brave lads to make their bow
ana march off the stage with ensign
ana remnants flying. For John Topp
prldes himself on being too old a sea
man to leave the strands Of his yarn
lying Uttered about the decks, but pre-
fers instead to see them snugly moused
and pointed to an end.
When the Bristol Merchant set out
from the muddy Severn to seek adven-
ture and gold in the faraway west
lOl men. drunk and sober, had watch
ed from her decks the black, wayy line
which marked the iron bound coast of
DeVon until it sank slowly beneath
the horizon astern and had then turn
ed, With hearts full of hope, to follow
tle beckoning arms of the flashing
sun as it dipped, all molten gold. into
the waste of western waters. 1t was
the beacon which told us that out there
beyond the Atlantic rollers Law Manoa
the city whose streets were paved with
gold.
All, but it lied! That golden glory
OF the sunset was Il will-o'- the-wisp
Which led all but few of those 1O1
brave men to their death. Manoa has
never yet enriched by so much as a
piece OF eight the many bold adven
tufefs who have sought it, nor ever
VIII, for, to my thinking at least its
golden wealth exists only in the homes
OF the bold lads whom it leads to death
Aye Manoa is but a dream city, and
the story of Job Trehaion's tame
pagan was but Circe song of death.
lhere are some men who can be han
pN only when they are doing and dar-
ing 10 enjoy the rewards of adven-
ture past and peril safely braved is to
them impossible. Only sword in hand
and in the sharp grasping of battle do
uRey breathe easily and believe that
u Ny really live. Now, | ask no better
made than such q one to stand by
is ae when the hot breath of foe
tatng in my face, but ashore, in
GERS Aor at supper in Bristol mer-
: congenia, man may have more
sort was9mrade. OF this restless
ander Irela sworn shipmate, Alex
Nand before months
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-05
CAUCUS DWlNDLES AWAY.
Only Forty-fye MeAlbers Attend the SEES
sion Held Last Night.

Lincoln, March 1.-The Republican
senatorial caucus met last night, but
with only 10 members present. less
than enough to nominate under tine
rules, and adjourned until next Tues
day. The action of last night is re-
garded as the forerunner of an aban-
donnent of lie present caucus and the
circulation of a new cali under
changed rules.
On ballot for United States senator
in joint session Mead transferred
his vote from Thompson to Dietrich.
The Lancaster men. however. turned
the vote of Trompen from Currie to
Rosewater. Aliskell also came back
to Rosewater, making the latter Is.
Meikleiom gained Johnson and had
Spencer been present would have
touched 80 as high water mark Other
changes We're of minor character
q he totals.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-05

use OF his eyes ana was otherwise so
feeble that he was unable to leave his
room Up to the time of his death
he was the nominal head of the law
firm OF Evarts, Choate Il Beaman. al
though for many years he had not been
in active practice. From the time he
became unconscious the dying mans
wife and children We're with him in
the room.
There are four daughters and like
number of sons. The latter are Allen
Sherman. Rev. Dr. Prescott and Max
well Evarts. and the daughters are
Miss Mary Evarts. Mrs, Beaman, Mrs.
Tweed and Mrs. Scudder.