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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-17
POSSIBLE DEATH FROM BOXING
 MATCH

Bridgeport July 16--As the result of a friendly boxing match John D. Smith, a railroad telegrapher employed at Southport by the New York New Ha ven and Hartford Railroad company, Is near to death, the result, it is alleged, from being Knocked out on the night of July 8. Smith has suffered from hemorrhages since Thursday and has lost so much blood that fatel results are feared. tJrbo-
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many superior qualities of heart and mind, and she was esteemed and re- spected by all who knew her. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
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WANTED.

SITUATIONS by two experiencad .t~,.Sa one as cook and the other to do secorA WorK the best of reference. Address s -yyII ItP Fl. B., this office K
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WANTED.
NAMED.

YOUNG man with experience as foreman nS Tn factory desires employment. AddrexasI
 Jyl6 3tp Second Floor 55 PINE G1SF# #s
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1Mamts.

One cent a word for each inssrtso,,. V nve cents word for full week. ssvsn times M
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WANTED.

SITUATIONS by two experienced vonnr girls for general housework or cooktnrsS pest references. Call at N
 1y17 1tp 7e YORK ST. 5
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WANTED.
WANT!Gi,.

AT once, competent stenographer in o{acX ly1o ot DRAWER D, Citys M
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4saI Estate.
E(lR RENT

FOR RENT, STORE, 1925 Chapel street, corner Day. Apply on the premises. mh1 If
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WANTED.

D, cuurD., tas1afs SEVERAL bright girls for telephona sar,.Ms dee; must be of average height; age lS fas 70; references required. Apply in perSS;ss { to GalEF OPERATOR, Telephone Bda.
 JyII " Court streef ass
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A COMPETENT Swede or German rirl f0S
 general housework. 37' 2 jy16 Ftp 366 WINTHROP AVE.#
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WANTED.
MRS. s AsGLAnw1N.a A.

MRS. s. A. GLADwIN'S
 Employment Agency, xsStj3 102 ORANGE ST., Bowdltch Bulldin9S SsF6X 10 years experience. Coachmen, x TT hands, porters, girls for general hDup1W8t waitresses, gardeners, cooks, laundSeGS2 housekeepers, etc. Germans, sWedsS, 93 others needing situations, should ap64 and those requiring superior help c66;ill furnished at the above office. Gefman G
 English spoken. Qi11
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, HOUSE 1631 Chapel street, IA rooms. $1,OlU, on easy terms. Apply my21 If 1920 CHAPEL ST.
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FOR RENT OR SALE, HOUSE 137 Henry street, suitable for two families; in good order. Inquire at je24 If THIS OFFICE.
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BOY of good family, with reference, in snfs
 fice. Address, stating age, s7yl Jylo Ftp ADVANCEMENT, this ofacel \
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WANTED.

WANTED,
 BEST help for any Kind of work osn TT ways be secured here, with our ion9 SSs abolished and largest business tnl tkaa state. We can guarantee satisfaction4 y0G; have more and better help than can 69l found elsewhere. We know, and have dfS fST carded, most of the useleSs class; sxS&Ss. body knows that this Is the most relt1 {f " r place in the State. N. SHERMAN, I8 ployment Agency. 775 CHAPEL ST. 7l
 WANTED. B5Ea BEST Swedish and German serYant1S Fl FrA FgA8 all secured here. Employment Asen6y !. aF au4 If N. SLEEMAN, 77E Chapel TT !E
 WANTED, 8FS ssA BEST domestic help of all nationalitiS1s N for city and country. Cooks, wattrG1681Z ~ etc., may here obtain good sltuati04f All parties desiring such help should Y With IF years experience, we endeav0T t1 deal justly by all s
 MRS. M. N. BABE, :Ss 2s SELECT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. ~ N 126 COURT STREET, Near OranR8;} {Ya
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22

Asked il he had seen any suspicious
movements on shore at Santiago dur
ing the evening Of July End, the wit
ness replied:
Il remember being OF deck on July
End and seeing columns OF smoke ris-
ing and apparently moving, as though
vessels were steaming in the harbor.
Also In my watch I remember the burn
ing OF blockhouses TO he westward of
Santiago. which I reported TO the COM
handing officer"
What was the conduct OF Commo-
dore Schley in the different engage
ments and on July 3rd2"
II never saw Commodore Schley
during the engagement. / saw him i'm
mediately after the battle OF July 3rd
and he was perfectly o o and collect
ed"
On cross examination Captain Lemly
had the witness read from the log OF
h Brooklyn an entry to the effect that
h Brooklyn had steamed out at night.
The court asked a few questions as
to the blockade of Cienfuegos and the
relative positions Of vessels in the San
tiago battle. bringing out but little tina
was new.
The court then adjourned.
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To Correct Shreveport Death-Rate r.,

port
New Orleans. October 17.-Dr. J. c..
Eagan, health officer of the city of
Shreveport and first vice president .of
Louisiana state board of health has
taken steps to correct the statements
sent out by the United States censu
department regarding the death rate in
Shreveport, by which he says injustice
has been lone that city. DR.. Egan has
personally conferred with Governor
Heard and with the Louisiana senators
and Representative Brazeale. all of
whom have promised to use their best
efforts to have the alleged erroneous
figures corrected before the publication
of the census in book form.
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c.. M. Phelps, Forestdale, VT, says
his child was completely cured Of a bad
case of eczema by the use of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of all
counterfeits. 1t instantly relieves piles.
p r BelIamY.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22
B~ROOKLYN'S OFFICERS
OCCUPY THE ATTENTION OF THE
SGHLEY COURT OF INQUIRY.
THE ADMIRAL COOL AND BRAVE

Is the Testimony They Give as to His
Bearing During the engagements.
his Conduct on the Killing of Ellis
Given as an Instance-The Signals
Between the Brooklyn and the Other
Vessels During the Battle of Santiago
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CLEARED

Srh. Ella M. VIII ee, Branen, New
York.
Sob. Anna r Bishop, Bowen, New
York.
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THE NAVAL MILITIA
Will Drill at the Catholic Fair for a
Gold Medal.

The Naval Militia are preparing for
their priz- drill at the Ca b ,Iio Fair to
bs d tina last week III this month.
They Will drill on F day evening fer
q gold ne al to be given 70 the mem
Der must proficient IN the manual OF
arms. AT their meating last night it
was arranged that all members who
wish can drill every night until the
fair and the boys are taking s great in
terest in the coming Contest.
This company of militia are taxing
on new life and getting more tho oueh-
~ organic ID for work. At the meeting
last night they elected three new mem.
bers msk ng five men enll-ted since
| the first Of the month.
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GIRLS NARROW ESCAPE.
Employees of Corset Factory Are Saved
by Different Means.

LEvELAND o, Nov. 10 "A irs thai
started in the shoe store Of N. o Sto
& G 46 ID 48 Euclid avenua. csu,e
toss of S75, 900 that Fl m, of W b G:
$50 900 i. on Stock and S25 900 on the
bu lding Insu nee bon so 0gr cent.
of hat sum. The jewelry establish
m:nt Of Arnstein Bros s. Mler, IN the
second fl or Of the Stone blocR, /
$40 900; insurance nog sisted. III up
per stories we're occupied OF physiciaus,
photographers and other tenants.
A corset fac orV owned by M 8. Or =
ham. employing about twenty girls,
was on che fifth fooc. When the fire
| broke Gus al va. Is made ras h for
the fire esca pes and l.dders. T fire
sprea SO rap oily, however, ina tnpy
cou no. use the fire e.capes, and q
number OF tne girls were rescued by
t1r N u un ladders, while three OF the
women. inc udiog Mrs. Graham, jump
ed from the if'y stoey into a net held
oy The french below.
Wnt aS-n TO the hospital Ni~s Gsa
nam was Iouad to have beeu ia ally
our h~r SIDE va CIR d 10, spine
fracIurrd and an am brnken, Sos
died At thah ,sOitai.
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For a Street Fair.
the first of the month.

MI. E. w. Weaver, manager OF the
Oriental Amusement and Carnival
Company, OF CinoiDnAt', is in rhs city
wos king up interest In q plan that he
ha. for holding Street fair hese il
December.
His p On is to hold Street lair under
the auspi css Vt the Elks, and they will
diecuss the scheme at their mee tang
tonight. He Will also lay the matter
before the mayor aud courcii at tnrii
meeting tonight and ask for llcense
Yesterday M. Weaver ga y some O
the business men of tae city and mel
with encouragement from several Of
than. He claims to have line Of
superior attractions in the amuse EN-
line ard has recently shown them 81
Jack onv.lle and V~ldosta.
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To the Young Men.

All young men residing Ia the neigh
borhood of st. Jude's church, or rba
por' ion of Brunswick known as "Nsw
Town." are cordially invited to atte
q meeting to be held in the club room
n rear of church rhis evening at z m.
Tho purpose Ia to form 3 club o. nsso-
citation of some kind or kinda for NUT
ual benefit. c. G. BRADLEY.
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ARRIVED

SCI. Laura B. Lunt, Moody. Boston
New York.
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: - -
At the 0glethorpe Yesterday.

81 Hays, John Birds rug, Mac n;
j Glase, Savannah; VT PDmroy, Pa.
ducsh, K jesse 1 ENiogeF, New
York; DIT Williamson Har z, Ga
W Il Gore, Triton, Ga; e N >usmsn
David Laird, New YORK; CS Smith
Uharlo tie, N G; All >reo Nv Bid
we'll Atlanta; C R Sw ct, Macon; Z
Rnre,s, Virgins; John M Tayl
PhilsdeIphia; S Gutnan, nc Pullsen
@ E Gr|gg Savannah; T ] Brooks,
Darien.
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REGTSTRAR'% NOTICE

ClDy registrars W II met al $3.50,
Friday, November h, 1901, st Couu-
ty G nnmissi0npFs nnm IN Court Hous
to bear evioe~ C, amd biz .,ons 70 reg
istered vote sl-r for 1901 I oill be
the last mse'ins they viii! hold for this
purpose Al parties interested shouid
be present at sa1d time and place.
E G. BUTTS Chairman.
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SHIPPING REPORT.

Corrected Daily by Capt Otto Johsnnessr
Port of Bruins wick. Nov 10, 1901.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
BRUINS WICKlANS AND THEIR FRIENDS
FROM LOCAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
Mr.. and Mrs. BAumgartnsr are visit
ing friends in Savannah.

Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartnsr are visit
ing friends in Savannah.
Signs Of preparations for the mol day
'rsde can be seen among many OF the
merchants.
The steamer Falcon 10 undergoing
some slight repairs to her machinery
and did not make her usual trip up the
Satilia river yesterday,
Newcastle street presented an un-
usuSlly lively appearance yesterday
afternoon, there bespg more people,
and especially laditi, ont than for
some time,
Mrs. A, e Goldwire, OF Brunswick,
Ga, and Miss Goldwire, Of New
Orleans, La, are the guests Of Mrs.
r w. Mccormick &C her home, q
Jane street. -Waycross FL rad.
The Naval Militia are working up
considerable interest in their coming
benefit entertainment and selling q
number of tickets. The boys should
receive liberal patron age, ss hey de-
serve it.
I,terest in local polirics is increas-
ing, 'bongh the pnlitioi ."s are not
giving out anythi' for publication
just now. It is Understood the Law
and Order people Will I'D a me Getting
next week TO nomin ate icket. ,
AAChAy VI NCV
York. was IN che city short while
yesterday. Mr.. Tslmadge is largely
interested 10 business enterprises here
and 10 this section and was on one OF
his ual trips in connection with his
Efs~
interests.
Among the visitors at the fair, are
Mr.. and Mrs. <. A. Si,vera, of Bruins.
wick Mr., Silvera is d recert Ia weston
| in South Georgia properly, aud he ia
here 60 sac II he can buy me choice
live stock and poultry for his planta
Ition.-Ssvsnnah News
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HOW ABOUT TH 6 UxGRGOAT
Now lie the inc 80 nag4 Jan Cart. ,
clean and repa.r.y"ur oeereoe', b -
are the s'l and lini ~
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limited States Consul Dead.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is A Gu blegrs m
received ut the 81 depar; ment today
from Auckland announces the death al
Api4, Samoa, on October ~, OF Luther
w Osborne, United States consul gen
eral at Apia
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We receive by each weeks steamer
Q mmermann's celebrated meats and
sausage, including Fraukfurter or
Vlenrs's, Balonaf, 60. w q. DeY oe.
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Met and Adjourned Till Friday.

TIE city registrar held meeting ut
the city hall yesterday and will hold
another, and their last meetlug, In the
county commissioners rnom at the
court house tomorrow af ernoon at $3.50
They have ISSUED Il UNI ner of subf euas
for persons they wish to have before
hem and publish notice to all parties
interes ed to be present at that time.
Rememb II you have any business
with The registrars this meeting will be
the only opportunity of appearing be
fore them
l4d .ss to oa,l andkSp cts.us aue line
of dress goods which carry.
". ADDERLEY.
WILL SEND FOR THEM.
Jim Carter viii send for your clothes,
II you'll ring him nm flvar Dhone go a
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NOTICE.

This 10 TO Mostly my friends, ps'rons.
and the public generally that Mr.. Phil
Keller now in charge of the Arcade
saloon. b. Hlrach
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SAILED

8 B. Carils, Ingram, Boston
Sch. J w. Balano, W, son, Provi-
dence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
JUDGE MOVES ARRIVES.
Cited to Appear Before Circuit Court in
San Francisco. II

Cited to Appear Before Circuit Court in
San Francisco. II
SEATTLE. Aug. 22.-Judge Arthur H.
Noyes Of the Second distric. OF the Unit
ed States court for Alaska, with head
quarters at Nome, arrived in Seattle
this evening on the steamer Roanoke
Judge Noyes is on his way to Wash
!ngton, having been granted leave Of
absence by Attorney General Knox.
After visiting the capital. Judge
Noyes will return to San Francisco,
where ne is cited to appear before the
circuit court Of appeals on October IA,
in connection with the Nome mining
litigation and the trouble which was
the outcome OF the appointment Of Alex
ander Mckenzie as receiver for the
mines at Nome.
Judge Noyes expresses confidence in
his ability to satisfy the department Of
justice and the circuit court of the hon
esly Of his administration and the con-
scientious discharge of the duties of his
office. He denies any cOllusion with Nc
Kenzie.
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he League and leader Of the cOnyen-
lion. would lot talk about the affair,
He siIi 8, would be too Difficult, 20 ex-
Dsess himFeif - tina. he would not be
miundsyteod.
4. IL a lisgrice 20 American civil
.zation tha. such atrocities are com
milteI." said Edward f. Cooper II
Washington. Look a; the participants
81 lndiyidulls-.ne black who commits
ted a crime against a woman and the
white men who committed a crime
aga!ns, innocea. blacks--do they no,
belong % the -ams sentence Of con-
1emnatlJn?"
The sncr3achmenis Of the spirit Of
mob rule in ths western country are
certainly regreitable." said Thomas
Fortune Of New York But mob rule
will meet It's water')o. The law sooner
Or later, will assert Itself and It will
De equally hard for the negro murderer
ANA the white lynchsr."
II. Is a mistake 10 make an indlvid-
ual crime the basis FOR a race hatred"
said A. y. Johnson, Of Mobile, Ala
1T IL ignorance that make brute Of
the negro murderer and It IS Ignorance
hat leads a white man to become q
part Of a numbering mob"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
Exodus Of Disappointed ArgOnauts
Has Begun.
NOME REMARKABLY QUIET
Filled With Idle Men Unable to Find Work
Judge NOyss En- Route to San Fran.
cisco to Answer Charges
Of Collision.

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 22.-The
exodus from Nome Is fairly on and each
steamer arriving from there brings a
large number. The Roanoke arrived this
afternoon from Nome and brought 1870
cabin passengers besides large num-
Der in the sleerage.
The returning Passengers report Nome
as being remarkably quiet and filed
with idle men. many Of whom are will
ing to work for almost anything to get
passage money, but there is no work.
The Roanoke brought down 100000 in
dust
The schooner James sennet Is high
and dry on the north end II Unlmak
island, having gone ashore August 7th,
during a dense fog.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
FOREIGN OFFICIALS
ARE RETICENT
Say There Is Nothing New in
Turkish ImbrogliO.
FRENCH VESSELS PREPARING
Three BArlsships and Cruiser TakiuE Oh
Coal and Provisions Believed That
Sultan win Accord Full
Satisfaction.

PARIS. Aug. 22.--AccorlinR go foreign
1fiicc officials. there Is NJ news and no
change In the situation of the Turkish
rnbrlgl,O.
Whi'e rc-asser,inR that no naval G-m-
unsirigIln is contemplated, officials r..
fused 10 confirm or deny ;hc truth o'
.hr news In special dispatches saying
hat three batllrsh.ps ana cruiser,
which arrived a, Touloa this morning
are taking coal and provisions on board
In me meanwhile the Turkish gov
cfnmen. nm7lssaipr MuHir Bey. is ib-
sen, ami "A. n. Turkish embassy the
minor officials assume an air o' 'b'o-
lute indifference ana ignorance of the
whole matter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
LITTLEFiELD ATTACKS
THE SUPREME COURT
Address on "fnsular Cases" Before the
American Bar Associatlon-vig-
orods Pr)iss; by Chicago Man.

DENVER. Aug. 22.-Something Of a
sensation was Ncclsioned at todays ses-
sion ot the American Bar Association by
az address OF Congressman Lttlefell. of
Maine. on 'Insular Cases" LJlefelds
address drew forth loud ard long con-
,inuei applause.
Adolph Moses, OF Chicago, made a
vigorous protest against wha; he char
acterized as "an unwarranted attack
on the supreme court Of the United
States"
A, the evening session Of the associa-
don Henry D. Es;abrook, OF Chicago,
spoke on Alexander Hamilton as a
Lawyer" Plat, Rogers, of Denver,
spoke on Law Of New Conditions, L.
lustra;ei by the Law Of Irrigation"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
KING AND CZAR.
Sovere!gns Of England and Russia VIII
Meet In Denmark's Capital.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The report,
tha, King Edward and the cza~ Will
meet at Copenhagen. says the London
correspondent Of the Tribune. indicates
a disposition on their par, to establish
the same friendly relations between The
soveregas Of the two countries which
existed when Victoria was living.
The relations between the German and
English royal families are already as
close as possible, although the gossips.
apparently without authority are strlv-
ing TO make match between the Ger
man crown prime ana some English
princess,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
IMMIGRArIoS FRAUDS.
Proof ol Collision Between Steamship
ONiccrs and Inspector. Growing
Stronger.

NEW YORK. Aug. gz.-More arrests,
In connection with the alleged frauds
predica,eI by officers IN west bound
Atlantic liners and ~ colluslon J, II
siid. with immigration inspectors are
likely 90 be made IN the near future.
The investigation is being conducted
under direction Of Assistant Commis-
siouer Of Immigration Mcsweeney and
d, every step. Il Is said. the develop
ments point 20 frauds extending over
a long period involving the officials ou
several lines " steamers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
THINKS IT A BLUFF.
French Consul General a, New York
Explains situation,

French Consul General a. New YORK
Exp,lns situation,
NEW YORK. Aug. s2--Eiward Bru-
wsr; the French consul-general In this
city. rld.culed the possibility NJ a war
between This country ANA Turkey
The trouble arises" he said. "over
the whirv's In Cons,antlnople 4
French ,omp my built wharyes there,
They We're 20 charge vessels for docking
privileges and the Turkish government,
guaranteed the income up to a certain
fixed sum yearly II the income from
the wharyes did not reach that amount
the Turkish government was To make mp
the difference. The income did no;
reach the sum fixed and the company
wants Turkey 10 make good It's guar
antee.
"There comes IN another question,
You know France has a postotlice OF
It's own in ConstantIn>ple. Turkey does
not like that she says 4, nterferes
with her postal service bu. France will
no, consen, to do away with the post
office, Then Turkey tries to force
France. She says very We'll You keep
your postofrce and We shall keep the
money belonging to your wharf COM
pany. when you abolish the postofiice
we shall pay the wharf company
Now France intends to have both
the postotlice and the wharf companys
money. She has seen the success your
country has had In collecting the money
due her. But war! No. This Is what
You call a blutf, Il is like two children.
one says; I win not play with you,
and goes home, Then they do not speak
until one apologies or a friend makes
Il up between them, You may think
Of war when France sends Muir Bey,
Turkeys ambassador in Paris. his pass
ports France win not do that, though
Muir Bey is not very well liked in
Paris"
Mehma, Webb, the Turkish consul
general In this city. also said that he dil
not think there was possibility Of war
between France and Turkey
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
CHILEAN NAVAL CADETS.
En- Route 10 New York TO Visit the
Academy at Annapolis.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The Chilean
training ship General Bageduino. with
a number Of cadets recently graduated
from the naval academy at Valparaiso,
is expected 10 arrive in New York with
in few days.
The cadets win visit Annapolis. They
are bringing with them bronze tab
let. the gift Of Chile, to be placed In the
Washington monument
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
GERMANYs NEW TARIFF,
Advance ot From Fifty 20 Three Hun
drel Per Cent on American
Food Materials

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The state
department has received from Consul
General Mason, At Berlin. a report SCI
ting forth the features Of the proposed
new German tarif whl,h will mos; ma
,erially efec, United States prducis.
The most important OF these is the ad-
vance Of from so TO 900 per cen, in the
rate on food materials. meats and live
animals The present treaty rate on
wheat o' SO cents would be Increased
under the new bill 20 Sl.54 per 100 kilo-
grams
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
SHAMROCK II. HAS SPIN
IN NEW YORK LOWER BAY
Sir Thomas and Designer Watson Salts
fied With Result-Iselin Ready
To Bet.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Shamrock IL.
had her first trial spin In New York
lower bay today,
Sir Thomas and Designer George L.
Watson, both Of whom were on board
the yach, during the trial, expressed
themselves as perfectly satisfied with
the result.
In sailing about eight miles dead TO
windward against a two-knot tide she
covered the distance in 81 minutes and
the reach back OF six miles IN forty
minutes
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-23
NEGROES DISCUSS LYNcHING,'
Delegates 70 National Negro Business
League on the Missouri Affair.

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Delegates to the
second annual convention of the Nation
al Negro Business League, which is in
session in Handel Hall, declare the
lynching at Pierce City, Mo-, an act Of
within a few hundred miles of Chicago
within te whundred miles Of Chicago
the citizens of a town had proclaimed
that no negro will be permitted here
after to live or spend the night in the
village astonlshed the delegates.
Booker T. washington, president Of