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The evening world., 1901-08-08

ALLAN EiFY y
re5iiI7s a1a 8ar1 tod W
the first poa h l6 m,n, 80
jenkins a'so tht9~ HaRel
AIRED Inc Wi57aG Tine, "
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14

ton, Il was capitalized az SsOooNNN
aud az one time had u PAR vSluc NJ
S9OO por share It possessed franchise
which allowed /, 20 operate upon any
~ the streets " the clay Among the
stockholders were Richard croker Ed
win Gould. Joseph Letter, General SAM
uel Thomas, Louis Wormscr Cyrus
Field Judsnn ana Edwin NJ POST
Tn, legislature ot lS99 passed the bill
granting the franchise, Immediately
AFTER IS Incorporation the officials u ,hc
company announced ,hO, they would
pu, on a system " omnlhus,s similar 70
those NJ London and Paris On June H.
lgoo. the company vas rcorganlscd ana
cyrus Field Judson elected president
Il was during the Reorganization ha'
Edwin Gould took SLoOoooo worth "
s,ock, The company purchased a nur.'
her IL automobiles ami an May B. i9o0
bougN; t1r 100000 the old sixth ave-
nue. ear stables ga SIKH lvcuu, running
from For,y-thIrd 10 F,r,y-four,N street.
\ year later he site was sold TO the
Century Realty Company roy 100000
Since then ;he company has No, been
very active In It's operations,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
SUPPLY IS DECREASING
SAN FRANCISCoCoAL BURNERS
GETTING EMPTY.
Several Coal Laden Vessels in Port
hut Cannot BE Discharged
Owing to Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-Thc
coal supply " this city continues 10 de-
creas, owing 70 the strike Mos, " the
bunkers are now empty and practically
no coal IS being received Tor general con-
sumption. The southern Pacific Com
pany a; the long wharf on the Oakland
side Of the hay and the Western Sugar
Refinery are ;he only biz coal users that
are getting all they require.
The railroad employees It's own men IN
d,schlrglng vessels and carries them 20
and from work in q special car. Al the
lArg, coal dealers keep a reserve on
hand from two TO four thousand tons
20 NEE: emergencies, but they have been
drawing on these reserves FOR several
DAYS and sone OF them are much re-
lucel.
The retail dealers who also carry re-
serves have begun cutting orders for
coal in hllt. There are oumber u
coal laden vessels in port; bu, Il Is i'm
possible to discharge them.
The Painters union, No, 75 has recelv-
ed reports that nine more painters have
conceded 20 the demands 81 the iourn-
eyman 'or an increase Of so cents per
DAY In pay This gives fouS,eea employ
srs who have granted the demand since
August 5, when the painters wen; ou;
On strIka
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
CLEVER BANK SwINDLE


CHICAGO, Aug. l3-It leaked out
here today tina, one OF On. Chicago
banks was recently sw.ndlrI gu, II $780,
N0O In cash IN a skIlful manner, An ef-
fort s being made L, keep The matter Sc
cret and no, even ne name of the bank
is given
/, seems tha, a drp5stot u several
years standing. apearel one day in the
presidents Office with draft on London
for G6O0g which was perfectly good.
Th- dep5si.7r Informed the preslcn,
that he lesIrad 70 deposi, his London
draf, and at the SANE time 10 check
against g. presenting his check 'or $780,
900 for the president to o. X. The
latter put his initials on it and though;
nothing Of H.
It .e=ms, however, that the deposltor
went ou. into the bank and deposited
his London draf, and on the following
iav presented a check FOR 900 which
was paid, the teller knowing that
amour. was 20 ns credit on the books.
Later In the lay h. again appeared
at the win1oy AID presented tha check
for $780, 900 which na1 been initiated By
rhe president. This check was also
paid. Nothing more mas been seen n
the depostor.
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alei tho people ~ Kcposha, Wls John
Werner was drowned at the foot ot
wcnty.nmth street
IL was a son ~ Peter Werner on,
" me hra, known cltlsros ot The Wis.
'on sin cilv, but the romance that has
played an lmportan, part In hls ne hal
been broken by lovers quarrel and
hs lctt Kcnosha fourteen years So, tc'
,larlng that hc would never return,
Tie KEEP, his worl until las, ,yenas
Whon a pine box took back to the Wcr'
ncr home the body ~ tho son VIII, had
boon missing Tor ~ many years, Al
'hls time he has lived within nt,y mllr'
u his native town, For years the Wcr'
ncr family had been searching for him
Three years agn the fA,hcr. rrleI
Werner died ana lei, an estate, whcu
,he heirs aoush, 90 scI,le Z, In The courts
A. advertisements were placed In the pa.
prrS In an parts " the country adkins
ylr aomc trace or John Werner bu, Il
hr saw Ih' notices, he was dumb :, the
appeal and never wrote AS ,naurtnr,
policy was an that Identified the body
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To coNsoMpArE JURISDICTIONS
Duties of Code Commissioner Bn,k.n
Now a, Atlantic Clay.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., Aug l3-
Alexander g. B,.k.n ot Montana, chair
man n IN, United States code Commits
sion. has arrived here .' spend several
Wagka MIR Bo,k,n IS accompanied by
his s,enographer and d,vo;ts por;loa
ot aach day OF his vacation TO official
llbors.
The duty n the code commission In
cluae. the revision % an The laws ot
thu United States ot a general and per
maueu, nature hu; .eIs a. pr'scn, en-.
gagged IN pursuance " the special dlrec-
ton OF congress 81 revising the laws
relating 90 the organization. Jurisdiction
ana practice ol the federal courts In
an Interview Commissioner Ro,kIn said.
The commission will recommend a
number of more or less radical changes.
The most lmp5r:an, ot these Is the con-
solidlt.ol " all original Jurisdictions
In the United states dl'tric, court and
making he circuit court ,lke the place
" H., present circuit c1ur; " appeals
as the intermediate SQUIRT u review. II
the changes proposed are adopted by
congress judges Of The clrcul, Will be
wholly relieved OF the trial ot cases IN
the frs: Instance and will perform only
he duties attached to an appellate
court Various changes In practice will
also b. embodied in the report Of the
commission 10 the lntercs, Of unt5rm-
i;y, simplicity and Convenience"
Mr. Bo,kln believes that the commits
sion will b. able 10 rep5r; he revision
OF the judiciary TILE before the mex;
session Of congress. /, recently submit
ted a pgojec, for a United States penal
code designed to cover ;he numerous
Omissions and istes;s IN the prcsen:
criminal laws
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the Saratoga special directs attention 70
that colt, ana as ne has been improv-
ing steadily since early spring, Gold
smith now is regarded as 4 strong Sec
ond string for the Whitney stable.
Even then the Whitney s,reog,h VIII
no; he all in The field, for IN the hg
string ot s-year-olds under Trainer J.
W. RoC,rs there is yet a good colt in
King Hanover,Ba well tried horse tAS;
caused much talk in the spring,
John f, Madden seems 70 hold the
next sronges; hand with the great IL
" Bluc Girl ana a: presen; the uuNeattn
Yankee, though third coDa HeuA
whose name was frequently mentioned
In connection with The Fu;urity IN the
early summer has passed since into
;hs stable Of Clarence II. Mackay. Mr..
Madden has also Fly wheel. Gunire,
CITY Bank and Blackstone. all eligible
for ,he Fu;uri;y. bu; from the plan; u
campaign adopted at Saratoga, Madden
seems 70 depend chiefly On Blue Girl and
Yankee
J. f. Hasgin and the Pepper stable
ho;h are numerously represented In the
race and race,rack gossip has {; that
each stable Is preparing dark one"
though aone of ;he 9-year-olds from
either establishment, have racei in a
style 70 suggas, Futurity possibilities,
The other colts that have raced in the
Eas. and that have showed well enough
10 be considered as probable starters
and possible winners are :. 5. Browns
Hyphen. Augus. Belm'nts Master Man,
C. W Wallbaum's ReSzeke. C. b. Nor
rs Golden Cottage, and Cunard r.
Schriebs7s Dewey. C. E. Smiths Chill
ton. 5. J. Smiths Northern STAR. A..
Feathersto1e's Hatasoo. AMI jacob
Wor,h's Mary Worth,
Nona og the colts raced BY Clarence
H. MacSay in the spring seem good
enough 10 justify paying starting fee
FOR the Fu;urity ana the Mackay sta
hlss' only hope seems to be in Hsno,
the colt bought from ]. E. Madden for
a big price. There has been slight
mention Of western colts SO far for the
coming Futurity and N the form that
the western colts nave shown. there
seems small chance OF any Of them be-
ing dangerous.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
SOLDIERS GUARD THE REMAINS
Scenes in Hamburg Where the Dead
Empress Lies In state.

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-The Herald
Hamburg correspondent writing OF the
scenes and incldnis connected with the
funeral OF the empress dowager says;
The church sentries walk around in
their heavy measured tread echoing on
the tagged pavement. Within officers
guard the coffin with drawn swords
The blood red standard with It's en-
hroidered crowns and gold eagles now
covers the coffin.
In the station stands the train which
strikes the eye at once. It Is very
old carriage with a rail around the top.
heavily covered with a black coating
Of new paint, and It has garnlshed pur-
ole curtains al the windows. I: Is an
ancient first-class carriage with double
doors in the center arranged especially
TO receive the coffin which will be car
ried down by non-commissioned officers
or dragons.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
RAILROADS PLAN ECONOMY.
Passeng ger Associations VIII BE Consoli-
dated Because OF Community OF
Interest.

NEW YORK, Aug 13-The Times
says:
An attempt will be made TO consoll-
date the Southwestern. the Western and
the Traascon;lnenal Passenger Associa-
tons. The reason assigned Tor such ac-
ton Is that through the financial re-
arrangement Of he ownership Of the
various lines comprising these asso-
Citations a ma.srill saving could be ef-
fected
Another reason stated is TO be the
easier settlement Of disputes over rates
and other affairs by one association than
could be accomplished by one or more
covering the same ground. I: Is under
stood the officials favor this plan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
GERMAN PRESS EULOGIsTIc.
Crisprs Death Recalls His OF: shown
Friendship for That Country.

BERLIN. Aug. l3.-The papers COM
ment sympathetically upoa the death Of
signor Crispi, but they did no; ignore
the grea; defects Of his character. The
stronges: emphasis is laid upon his un-
varying good will toward Germany, his
fidelity TO the triple alliance and his
friendship for Bismarck. The Berliner
Post says:
Germany must not forget that In
1870 it was chiefly owing TO Crispi's
energetic action that Italy dill not sup
port France"
The yosslche Zeitung and other jour-
mails MAKE the same point. The Nord
Deutsche Allgemaine Zeiiung closes a
brief and cordial review Of his career
in this strain:
Thus it is bef;tlng US gratefully 70
honor the memory Of the man who was
jealous promoter OF the central Euro
psaa alliance and a friend Of Germany
from conviction"
The National Zeltung considers It
characteristic that the fact Of Crispi's
death was forwarded 20 Count Won Bue-
low after Il was sent to the King OF
Italy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
NINE WORKERS sUFFoCATED.
Air Shaft in a Montana Nine Fails to
Work and Two Deaths Result.

HELANA Mont, Aug. 1S.-Two men
were killed and two others staggered
into the open air with almost their las;
gasp as the result Of a peculiar accident
which occurred at six o'clock last night
in the new tunnel OF the Minah mine at
Wickes, Mont.
The four men had gone 10 the end OF
the tunnel, a distance Of 300 fee:. aad
were engaged in sinking a shat, which
work had been in progress several days.
They had been using a small engine for
hoisting dirt. The smoke from the en-
gine had been carried to a tunnel above
the one in which the men were engaged.
from where It was dissipaied by means
Of an air shaft
Last night after the men had been a,
work several hours, the air shaft be-
came stopped up and the smoke was
forced to return 70 the tunnel where 8,
originated. When tie men discovered
the,r danger they began a retreat and
had reached a point ab5u, 100 feet from
the opening OF the tunnel. where two
Of them, Ell Gunvills and Martin John
son. fell dead. The other TWO men es-
capped . the open air but We're almost
dead and were restored after much I.t-
fculty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
WAR ON THE MOSQUITOES
NEW NORk HEAlLrn OFFICER
To DRIVE THEM OuT.
Malarial Germs Found IN the Pests
aud Remcdy Believed to Be
Found.

NEW YoRN. Aus lS-ANlh II,
poty, h,al,h oultcr ot ,hl, port who
has ot late be,a carrying ou warfare
aga.ns, mosquito. beginning hls opcr.
a,ltus ON station Island ISSUED state.
men, concerning these operation. which
have been prosecuted with view 10
.d1'crmlulae definitely u poss,bl, whc;h.
er the m,hrA' fcy,r parasite Be trans
omitted from onc person ,o another by
'h' t"mll, or gh' an,p hil.s SPECIES %,
mosquito
nr p'.y q, ,N, New York quarantine
laboratory has been carrying ou his IN
vrsustuons t'r a year p1s; llc au,
selected 4 ov-yIng district Ia which
,hcgr Wtr, many s1guau, po1l, and
on which were a hundred small houses.
Inspection showed tina, d, leas, 90 pcr
cen, ~ the inhabitants wtrr suffering
wl,N acute or chronic trms NJ malaria.
Samples of water from ths pools aud
csyrns, cess ana narr,l, l..s'o.ei lar.
vac 1t the m'suui.n
Large glass uoes wrfa distributed
among ,h, houses y'r .hr purpose "
securing s,my %, IN. mosquitoes whith
Infested ~, rrghAIgho1l ana among
th1s, collected were found .H. luapar,rs
~ mhAr.al mo,au..a Ia aut u the
houses 4 lH.le siH pg,i s.gb. years was
found sunerng from l,u', malaria ur.
poty vas allowed by ,A' mother go sc.
cure a drop " hlooi from ,hr lobe 4
the ear \ eaonuA1g.al examination
o, this wa, made and "a, parasite
found.
In tn meantime SOME 90, 'hr aHap.
helgs viii be- lssc.;rl 90 discover II
possible The presence ~ ,heparaN,c
Many tests have been made a. ,Ae lab-
ora,ory 90 ascertain ,hr value ~ llfrar.
90; lgcns believed % o. destructive
20 the mosquito larvae /: was sur.
7r!s,, says Or p1'y. 90 ma ,ba. . so-
lu,lon u b-,holor.ds % mercury Il 90
9O0Ol sufficiently strong % klI all micro.
organisms ~ e rms afTc.,cA the larvae
slowly. some being alive az ,ar rypla-
lion % "a hours. The doctors say u
would be- unsafe under any condition
20 us' ;he dangerous 1gtn' In ponds,
eye. which are fully exposed. and his
may also be- said NJ r1rh1l.. acll and
other agents Experimental with.
Or Doty mex. describes .he apparatus
he used In spreading the o.l ,Ac latter
being forced TO the bottom II tho ponds.
from which /. rose t, the .np bringing
with u quantities ot :hr larvae Or.
Do:y sums up by saying
"Ths result ~ ,hh investigation from
n scientific point has been ~ grca, IN
,eres; First because % hat shown he
Intimate relation b,,Neca thr mosquito
and marllria fever. second. because 20
was revealed to those who have pe IN
Identified with this investigation tha,
true breeding places u ID. mosquito
which | am qui," sure 81. no, generally
known; ,hlrd, Il has shown that pr-
trol,um Oh viii surely and promptly
destroy mosquito hrga. ami so ,ar a.
careful experiments .alIcl,o. (, ls ~
only 1gsn, which can h- l.p'niel upon
for this pufposs"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
WILL FIGHT cnAcKEn TRUST


9. LOUIS, Aug. l3-Represrn;atlves
Of ll5 Of The largest indnpenIent crack
er factories will meet in ST.. Louis the
last week Of September 90 from an as-
sociatlon similar to that of the whole
sale grocers, their purpose being to
fight the National Biscuit Company,
known az the cracker trust. collectively
and throughout all parts Of the United
States
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
Chinese Struggled From British
Columbia to United States.
LANDED AT SANTA BARBARA
Vessels Leaving Puget Seand Pick up the
ceIestials At Vancouver lsland-0piam
Also Smuggled lntO Southern
California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug lS-niscov-
cries have just been made, says a
Santa Blrbara. Cal, special to The
Chronicle. which are believed 10 esia6-
Ilsh conclusively that wholesale snug
Cling Of Chinese from British Column
bia into the United States through
Santa Barbara has been carried on.
The revenue officials were notified sew
eral days ago and for thres weeks the
revenue cutter McCulloch has been
cruising in the waters Of santa Barbara
channel in search Of evidence. The
smuggling scheme Is outlined As fol-
lows.
Lumber laden vessels leave Puget
sound for Southern California points and
after getting well ou; TO sea run over
to vancouer Island and pick up Chinese
who are ostsnsibly shipped as part Of
the crew. Some Of these vessels put in
al Part Hartford. san Pedro and other
points with crews more than twice as
large as necessary. When sailing for
the north the crews consist almos, ex-
clusively Of white sailors.
Another method adopted is the land
ing OF Chinese on one Of the Islands in
the channel and they are then brought
to Santa Barbara as abalone fisher
men. Just what discoveries have been
made by the officers on the revenue cut
ter are no; known. but they have been
placed in the possession Of important
information by the local officers and are
now following up clews furnished by
secret service agents. 1t Is said that
the evidence obtained tha: opium has
also been smuggled into Southern Cali
fornia pOrts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
GROUSE SEASON IN SCOTLAND.
Fashionable SpJrtsmen Desert London
For a Seasons Shooting.

NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-RepOrts from
the Northern moors In t0day's Journals
are more elaborate than the parliament
ary discussions Of the war news Of an
army Of 100000 soldiers, says the Trl-
bunes London correspondent
The grouse shooting Is described as
excellent and the muster Of sDortsmen
of rank and fashion in the heather Is
larger than for many years. The shoot
ing season opened with rain in many
portions Of Scotland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
CEN. WHEELER ENTERTAINED
Society at Newport Li0nizes the Bat
tie Scared Old Veteran

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 13.-General
JoseDh Wheeler Is being lloni@d ~ New
port society. Recently he was tn5 CUES!
of honor at a dinner party given by Mrs
William AstOr. The dinner took place
in Borewood and was a Drsten.io1s af-
fair, the guests numbering twsnty-six
It was Mrs. Astor's second entertain
ment Of the season and the party includ-
ed many prominent persons, among
them being Colonel J. ]. Ast0r, who was
with General Wheeler at the time Of the
Santiago campaign.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
GENERAL LUDLAw's CONDITION
l. Under Tr-atnsn IN New jersey for
Lung Troubles Contracted In
,he Philippines.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-BrlgadIer-
General LudIaw, who re.urn=l recently
from tn Philippines suffering from lung
trouble Will remain at Convent. ~ j.
near New York City for treatment
The general q his own reques. was
ordered from San Francisco 90 Wash
lngton, but an order has just been issu-
ed a. the war department permitting
him % remain at Convent, where he
hopes 10 secure relief. His condition IS
said 10 have improved slightly
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
REINDEER FOR ALASKA.

ST PErGRSpuRG. AUG. i3-Ncva
received here from Vladlyos,ock says
that LIcufnau, Wallace Bcr,holt, ~ he
uuueld sb,rs navy, has begun shipping
lsri rvind'rr from OkhoIsk ports 20
A,a,kt The nrU shpmcn. has gons
py the steamer Progress
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
AUTO COMPANY FAILS.
Cooperation With S2OOOO,OOO Capita!
VIII Be Wound Up by Courts.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Justice oGor-
man has appointed o. F. Thomas, the
treasurer Of the General Carriage Com
pany, the receiver Of the property OF
that corporation in this state. The ap-
polntment followed the appointment Of
receiver in New jersey.
The General Carriage Company has
had a remarkable career as corpora
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14

We don't seem 20 ma things comln
our way a. East as they used to." sale
Mcanderlng Mike. Cheer up. said
ploiiing Pete II you want TO ~,
s1mr,hlu' coming your way Jus 80 bach
% dat house an say Pretty Fidi' 20 d'
brIndlc dog OATS lyln' on he porch. "--
Washington Post
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
ANARCHISTS ARE ACTIVE.
Believed Tha. the Funeral Of the Dow
ag-r Empress Will Cause Dem
Onstratl5ns.

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-CommentIng
upon the reports from Germany in con-
nection with the funeral o. th= dowageT
empress, one statement being that even
the inhabitants Of Victoria street. Pots
dam, VIII not BE- allowed 10 stand In
their own front gardens during the pas
sage Of the funeral procession, the Lon
don correspondent II the Tribune says:
Grea: popular discOnten, is said 20
prevail on account of these stringent
regulations which are probably due 70
fears Of anarchis: disturbance The
anarchists are believed 70 have tampera
H.-h the train conveying the German
crown prince from Hamburg. The
spring Of the carriag. was found br0k p
at Ls.nfelde and a, another station a
/ piece Of iron was discovered N the
I line.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14

Reason Enough Bilk,ns-Why arv
you - excited over the proprc. ot an
International yacht race You don't
know a cttbnal from q cutter, wilkins
No. but | have a nautical friend who
always tells me which way 10 bet
New York Weekly
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
GoTHAMs CORRUPT POLICE.
Governor Oiau Denies That He VIII
TAX steps to Punish Tham.

ALBANY, y. =. Aug 13-Goyerrr
Oden has the New York city police sit
uaJi7n under consideration, but has not
reached any detsrmina.i1n as T. wha.
action he may take. In an intarg. E
he said:
Il have no, come % this city 20 con-
FER with tn attorn -y-general or any
other parsons relative 20 the p97,r0 ~
matter. 10 conclusion has been reached
by me as 70 what may be done IN The
police situation. I have not -ecl5eI @.
call a special grand jury 70 en- DER
the matter"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
WEALTHY RANcHER MISSING.
Ca'.l-man Believed to Have Been Muir
dr-d and Robbed in California

BCENA VISTA, Cal, Aug. 13-Jos.
Har,sel. a wealthy catteman living on
Il ranch west Of here, ls missing and It is
believed ne has been murdered. He was
n the habit Of carrying large sums Of
InJ.ey on his person.
His horse was found tied 20 a post
near a stream, where It had evidently
been for several days. Nearby are EVIL
Ienc-s Of a struggle. Large rewards
have been offered for HartsePs dlscov-
.-,.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
IMPORTS AMERICAN REslN

ST PErrRSnvRG. AUS l1-ln spike
" the discriminating du,y agtin,, the
ruliri sa,os a shlplnai " resin has
lust arrived here from Pensacola Fla
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-14
TEACHERS FOR PHILIPPINES.
Preparations for Their Reception When
the Transport Reaches Manila.

MANILA, Aug. 13.-Superin,endent OF
Schools Atkinson Is preparing a mag
nifc=nt reception for the 800 American
school teachers who are expected to ar
rive here in a few days. When the
transport arrives. fifteen launches will
convey the teachers to the Luneta
landing. Then they will be driven 70
the Spanish exposition buildings which
viu become a temporary educational
colony.
The buildings have been completely
FINISHED by The army with cots chairs.
e'c., which have been loaned by the
qJart-rmas5eF department.