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New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
TOOK BLACKNiTL HONEY.
CHARGED WITH WRITING LETTER
THREATENING DEATH

william Kolowits. sixteen years old, mes
senger, living at No. 247 West Thirty -second-st.
was arrested last night on charge of blackmail.
Debrovszky & Lengyal. cigar manufacturers,
at No. 90 Avenue r. on April 3 received letter
signed Il NJ, L. s. Deputy Collector" in which
the writer said he had information 10 the effect
that the firm violating the United States
laws, and that unless 500 was forthcoming
within six days there would he trouble. The
firm paid attention TO the letter. Yesterday
afternoon a small boy brought another letter
10 the firm with the 50 me signature. The letter
read
Deliver TO bearer 500 cash, as stated in my
letter OF the Sd inst. Give il TO bearer, and do
moi follow him. if You do you will be killed.
One hundred dollars cash. and we Will leave
you alone.
The letter ignored. and the boy sent
swey. 4 few hours later the boy returned with
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

London April 1o-Arrived steamer Tuscarora r' Payne
Avonmouth April 1o-sailed steamer Potomac CBr'.
Anderson, New-York -
.Johnstone New-YorlS: Furnessia tBr) Young New
KnsaIs April 1o-Passei Nomadic (Br). Thomas
Liverpool New-York
m-Passed. steamer 81 Louis. Passow
New-York for Southampton 49,
Lizard April 10-Passed. steamers British King (3r)
Riddle New-York for Antwerp; 10 a m. Maasdam
(Dutch Bakker New-York for Bouiogne and Rot
BROW Head April 535 m--Passed Teutonio
~ cBr1 McKnstry New-York for Liverpool
Bremen April 10-Arrived steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse Ger. Engelbart, New-York. via Cherbours
Southampton.
ST Michaes March 3O-Sailed. steamer Dona Maria
(f'ort Jensen from Lisbon. New-York.
Azores April ARRIVED. steamer Dona Amelia OorO.
Coolho, New-York for Oporto and Lisbon.
Genoa for Savannah and Norfolk or New-York: Cali
fornia (Br). Blake New-York for Naples. Genoa and
UtaD. Arato, Trieste. etc, for New
York: Scotia Ger. Meyer. Genoa. etc. for New
Marseles April s-saned Patria CFo. Bourge.
suez snriI I0-Arrived steamer Feimina CDutch), Van
F,yken. Yokohama, for New-YorH-
ARRIVED steamer Colen.o (Br).
SchecbelI. New-York for Odessa. etc
Perrin April 9-Passed. steamer Caverdon tB Parker.
New-York for Hong-Kong.
April 10Arrived previously. steamer Eilg n
(fr). Pulford. New-York via 81 Michaels. ETC. Tor
sydney SW April ARRIVED Afghanstan OBJ,
Whittock New-York via ST Vincent. c V, etc
April s-Arrved. steamer Horatio tBr). Rosser'
St Thomas April TO- p m-sailed. steamer Roraima
Muggah New-York.
Barbados April 5-Saed. steamer Jupiter QtaD Zenaro
(from GirgentD. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
ELECTIONS IN NEW-JERSEy

Bloomfield. April 10 (SpeciaD--The Democrats
elected two out of the three councmen in the
election held here yesterday. The ticket elected
follows: First Mathematician, H c..
Farrand; me nber Board of Education, Charles
Kocher. Second Ward-Councilman, DIR. w. F.
Harrison. member Board of Education DIR. W. r.
Broughton. Third Ward-Councilman. Frank n.
Unangst: member Board of Education, DR.. Jacob S.
Wolfe.
Caldwell. April 10 (SpeciaD.-The Democrats elect
ed these two Councilmen. Cornelius A Hoage and
Sidney Speer, by rs majority. Wilbur Gould
and W. P. Lindsey. Republicans.
Montclair. April 10 (SpeciaD.-The Republicans
successful in three of the four wards in this
town In the Fourth Ward DR.. Henry Lehrmann
Democrat, beat Thomas Atwater, Republican. for
councilman by l9 majority. The other councilmen
elected were First Ward F. NJ. Harrison, Second
Ward, Leonard L. Bishop: Third Ward. Henry v.
Crawford.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
SLIPS FROM STONES TO DEA TIT
AS THEY ROLLED FROM UNDER MANS
FEET HE WENT UNDERNEATH CAR.

Harris Buchsbaum, forty years old. of No. 23l
Second-st.. crushed to death hy a south
bound Fourth-ave. car at Fifteenth-st. Union
Square, last night. The man had been IN
the barber shop on the northeast corner of Fiji
teenth-st. and Fourth-ave. He ran out Of II
to take the car. hut instead of going to the
downtown side of Fifteenth-st. ran straight
across and stood at the northwest corner of
Fifteenth-5t. and Fourth-ave.
The walk was Uttered with paving stones. ana
he stood some of them. The motorman sig
nailed to him to go the other side If he
wanted the car and did not stop AS the car
was about half past. the stones slipped from
under Buchsbaum, and he thrown under the
car. The rear platform crushed in his skull and
killed him.
The body taken to the West Thirtieth-st
station. Relatives made the Identification posi-
tive. The motorman. Carl Loeschner. of No 49,
East Seventy-fourth-st arrested.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
WHAT 4 TRUANT OFFICER FOUND.
BELIEF IN NEWARK THAT ITALIANS THERE
EVADE THE SCHOOL LAW.

EVADE THE SCHOOL. LAW.
The Public School Board in Newark is investt-
eating number Of alleged private schools main
tanned for Italian children in Newark. There is Il
well founded suspicion that these places are kept
simply 20 enable parents TO evade the school laws.
1t was found recently that in populous neiShbor-
hood, inhabited largely by Italians. several class
rooms OF the AbinEton-ave public school were
empty. and inquiry developed the fact that num-
bcrs of Italian children who should have been in
the school ostensibly attending private schools
although their parents generally too poor to
pay for private tuition. 1t was then learned that
children credited with attendance at these schools
Were really work in factories.
In the First Precinct Police Court yesterday an
Italian woman, summoned by truant oflcers to ex-
plain about her children. said she had sent them TO
private school The reputed schoolma S1er was
present TO testify, and said that only Italian was
spoken in his school. Judge Lambert ordered that
the children be sent to the Abngton-aVe. school
Truant Officer HAYNES told the court that dozen dozen
of these socalled schools existed in Newark, which
mostly in Easements and are dirty ana unsanl-
tarY. Italian only IS taught. In one school he
found goat. deg and number of chickens, with
twenty children. The supervisor of the even
ing schools said Italian schools were only
blind for parents who put their young children out
o IL
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
BROKER MUST PAY GAMBLING DEBT.
OWNER OF ST. AUGUSTINE ROULETTE WHEEL
GETS VERDICT For s1oOO

A jury before Justice Fftzsimons in the City
court yesterday decided that Henry Ivson a
wall Street broker, would have pay a gambling
debt of $1,000 which he contracted in the gambling
house of John Bradley at St. Augustine Fla wi
son fought against payment the plea that the
amount sued for represented markers which he
lost at roulette in Bradey's place
The suit brought recover 81 900 on two
notes, one for $500 and the other for 500 which
lvison gave Bradley on March so. 1899 The notes
were made in st. Augustine. When they were
presented Tor payment Ivison refused to meet them
In MS charge TO the jury Justice Fftzsmons called
attention to visions admission that he would have
retained the money II he had won, and also that
ne offered to settle the debt in a letter
The jury In five minutes returned a verdict IN
favor of the plaintiff for the full amount
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1901.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic (Br). Smith Liverpool April and
4, with mdse and passengers the White
of Fire Island at 7:14
Steamer Georgian tBr. Parker. Liverpool March 81.
) q
steamer Assyran (Br), Pickering. Glasgow March 2s
with mdse Austin Baldwin & Co. Arrived the Bar
20
ballast 20 Philip Ruprecht. Arrived p m.
Chateau Latte tFr). Chabot. Bordeaux
II via 81 Pierre Aiiquelom April with cabin
passenger Funch. Edge & Co. Arrived the
m.
Bermuda April g. with mdse Simpson Spence Young
Arrived a the Bar at 2:l5 p m.
Hohenzoern Ger. Hogemann. Genoa March
27 Naples Gibraltar 81. with mdse 10 cabin and
S5 steerage passengers Oelrichs Co Arrived tho
1888
steamer Origen (Nor Hegge. Port Antonio. Port Maria
Cracabessa and Neova April 5 and Port Antonio
with fruit the United Fruit Company. Arrived at the
$50
with mdse and passengers Old Dominion SIS Co.
Richmond. Cathariue, Newport News and Nor
fol with and passengers to Old Dominion Ss Co.
Steamer Bluefelds Curry. Baltimore. with mdse TO
sandy Hook. N j. April TO- $50 m-Wnd north: fresh
breeze; cloudy
Steamers Mernblend (Rp for Norfolk: New-York
sm,thampton Trinidad tBr). Bermuda: Energie oier)
FTushinr; Duchessa di Genoa utaD. Naples etc Ger
manic Liverpool Southwark (Br) Antwerp; Oneida
Providence: Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News Ort-
boro Philadelphia Pocasset (Br). Trieste. Alamo
Galveston
to-day. passing Sandy Hook at 12:1s m
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
JERSEY CITY TO TRY WATER METERS

The Street and Water Board of Jersey City has
ant thorized Chief Engineer Van Keuren put
water meters in any building and charge for the
water consumed. The daily consumption is over
80 100000 gallons and it Is said that least TO-
oOO00O gallons wasted entailing loss of $3.50
a day the city which pays to the East Jer-
sey Water Company S6 for each million gallons
supplied. The Water Department is in arrears, and
II is thought il meters introduced the depart
mcnt will pay expenses and leave margin to meet
interest and reduce the water debt OF $50O0:Ol0
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
cor. TOORHEEs WAS N-COMMITTAL.

Governor Voorhees, yesterday declined 10 commit
himself the subject Of calling extra session
of the legislature. He said, however, that he was
waiting TO hear from The committee of Essex County
citizens before he made up his mind what he would
do about the matter. 1t thought that this
committee would reach decision until they
had obtained definite assurances from the Hudson
County members OF the legislature that they would
help the Essex members pass the Passac bills.
Inasmuch it is known that Robert Davis, the
Hudson County Democratic leader. has expressed
opposition holding extra session of the legis-
lature, II is believed that the call for the
convennG of that body will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
EDWIN nARKHAM RESPONDS TO A TOAST.

East Orange, April 10 (SpeciaD.-The second an
nual dinner of Hope Lodge. No 124 T. and A. M
of East Orange. tonight in Commonwealth Hall
proved to be a great success. The hall was elab-
orately decorated and two hundred and fifty
laid, the guests being representative peo-
pie of the Oranges. James B. Dill the toast
master The formal toasts were the following
Fraternity" responded 10 by Colonel George F.
Wagner. Grand Master of Masons of the State of
Pennsylvania; The Grand Lodge" by Joseph E
Moore, Grand Master of New-Jersey: The Man
with the Trowel.' by Edwin Markham. Of Brook
lyn: SO Mote 1t Be. by the Rev. John " Thomas
chanlain Hone Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Park Board, II a. m.
New East River Bridge Commission. afternoon.
RAND Transit Commission. afternoon.
Annual meeting Williams Alumni Association
Delmonco's, $50 y m
Republican Club. Bowery Annex, meeting in the
Interest of good government, No. IA Bowery, 8
j.. n.
Meeting Of Union League Club evening.
Board Of Education free lectures, p. m. :. Pub
liC Sch7o No. 5, Grove aud Hudson SITS, sir wal
Ier Scott Dc. ": b. Hale; Public School No 10,
i,c,aocfatic icea% William o Mcdowell; Public
- hool No SIS Ninecy-sixth-St and LeXing ton-aye
Educator and Pecre2tior.' J. b. Devins; Public
9 hool Nc -, Eighty lirst-st. and Avenue A, cal
cirn ,'a-hide and ACe' ylene Gas Lighting, ;. ID.
HFnolieI; Educatio Alliance, East Broadway and
Jaffersor-st Across the Grand Canyon to Point
Sutlrne." q " James.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
DEMOCRATIC LEADER CONG TO CUBA.

Robert Davis of Jersey City, the Democratic
leader Of Hudson County, left last night for Cuba
by the way Of Florida. Thomas Fallon
p~lied him. Mr. Davis said yesterday that he
could not definitely say now long he would be
absent. He will be the guest OF Francis Nc
Anerney, a wealthy citizen of Havana who for
merly lived in Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
NEW-YORK LIFE TRUSTEES ELECTED.

The following persons were reelected
tees in the class of 1901 Of the NewYork Life In
surance Company the annual election yesterday:
Henry Tuck, Edmund d. Randolph A. G.. Paine.
George w. Perkins and Thomas B. Reed. James
A Blair of Blair * Co.. bankers and brokers, of
this city. and Thomas A. Buckner. of the vice
presidents of the company. elected as
q flll vacancies
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
BOARD. OF TRADE ELECTS OFFICERS.

Paterson. April 70 (SpeciaD.-At the annual meet
ing Of the Board of Trade, held last night the
following officers elected: President. George
II. Blakely; vice presidents James A. Morrisse.
W H. Rogers. and Nathan Flescher; secretary.
W. G. Scott; treasurer. w. H. Barry; board OF
mana cement, Catholina Lambert Joseph Wads-
worth. James 4. Morrsse, John w. Ferguson. G..
II. Rlakek. S J. Watson. d. II. Wortendyke Will
lam Nelson w. H. Rogers S. S. Sherwood. W O.
Scott. ". II Barry James Jackson James VIII
son, jr, and |. A. Hall.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CAMBRIDGE-Baron Won Holleben, German AM
bassador at Washington. FIFTH AVENUE-Sen-
ator n W Aldrich, of Rhode Island. and Carroll
d Wright of Washington. HOFFMAN-W. X.
Haze of Philadelphia. and David Chalmers, of
Danyilie. Va. IMPERIAI--R. p. Gill, of Cleve-
land and S. II. Wagner. Of New-Haven- MAN
HATTAN-Judee T H Reid, of Pttsburg and r.
C Villas. Of Chicago. NETHERLAND-F. A.
PAYNE of Boston. and O. L. Mills. of Carlisle
Penn PARK AVENUE-E. Du Pont, of Whining
ton Del PIlAZA-Mrs. J. c. r. Peabody, OF BOs-
ton. SAVOY-Duke of Newcastle, of London and
J. Hymans. of san Francisco. NICTORIA-EX-
Navor J. s Bigelow of Rochester. WALDORF
f G. NeidringhaUs of ST. Louis; j. b. Oliver, of
Pittsburg and J. G. Ogden of Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11

Paterson April 10 (SpeciaD.-Terrilla AmbuzzI.
Italian silk weaver. thirty years old. arrested
this afternoon in the Riverside silk mill in this
city by Chief of Police Stewart of Summit y,
J.. for a murder committed in that place March
II during a christening. a fight occurred and
Of the Italians attending the festivlty killed
by being hit the head with bottle. Another
is also wanted for the crime.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
THIS WOMAN HAD LARGE FAMILY.

Paterson. Aoril 10 CspeciaD.-It was reported to
the Board Of Health this morning that Mrs.
Gadsby. a widow. living in the apartment
at Ninth-ave. and East Twenty-seventh-st. with
six COWS. a horse and dogs The woman peddles
filthy condition A w. Bishop. president of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
reported the case the authorities.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
R4RITAN SHOE COMP4NY 4 B4NKRUPT.

New w-Brunswick April 10 CSpecaD.-Bankruptcy
proceedings have been entered in the United States
Court, Newark. against the Raritan Shoe Com
pany, Of this city. and eX-Judge j. kearney Rice
has been named the receiver
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
hrs. CHARLES T. KING ARRIVES.

On the steamer Hohenzollern. which arrived here
yesterday, were the wife of General Charles King.
the author, and their three children They have
been living in Europe for the last eight years four
OF which have been spent in Florence. Italy Mrs.
King said that she was on ner way to Milwaukee
her husband, " no is about to have an opera
ton performed for the gout
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
JURY AWARDS $4,000 FOR HAND AND ARM.

Dora Schmidt fifteen years old had her left hand
and arm crushed between the rollers of a mangling
machine while working for the r. H. Steel Laun-
dry Company. Jersey City. She sued the company
in the Hudson County Court and the jury yester-
day awarded $1,000 damages.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
another letter addressed to the firm and with
tI,n n,nnr liz ,ic lntto nnd

the same signature. This letter read:
l have sent down a boy, and you did give
him the 500 cash. Now. if you do not give the boy
the amount, l will send both of YOU to Sing Sing
for twenty years at hard labor. You had better
pay and trouble.
Mr.. Lengyal was in the office at the time. He
told the hoy wait while he stepped outside and
got the money. Instead he went to the Union
Market station. a sergeant marked $40 bill,
and. handing il to Lengyal, sent detectives with
him the office. The boy received the money
and told TO deliver il to the person who
had sent him with the letter
The detectives shadowed him to Third-aYe. and
Avenue b, where they saw him deliver the
money to kOlowitZ.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
Announcements.
Mohonk. z. & W. Mohonk.
new high banded collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise % Moon rises am 1924 Moons age ~
HIGH WATER
AM.-sandy Gov Island 1922 He'll Gate e.11
PMSandy Hook 1916 Gov Island 10 Hell C;ate 237
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-08

Martin Olsen. aud the clerks johh
l,onp. lr. ana Adolph Jalnn'n'
liehslratlau aud polling precinct NO,
d. tn Ward No. D. shall iuoludo hl 'hot
portion VI the ttly or Aa'orla N'nS
between tho cast boundary limo of pre-
,tn,o No. 0 aud the east boundary "f
tho city NJ Astoria nni tho polling
placc In raid precinct shall he the old
a,haul house In Adalr'H Aaloria Tho
,utsrs NJ election for said polling plae"
shall be- Dust llolmcs rrod wrlght and
lhnrlos Goddard. aud tho clerks w. T.
schoarld and Olc II Olsen.
Tho judges nrst mentioned f'r each
polling place shalt be chairman ot th"
Judges
Each rlrrtor NJ the city phan vote
only Within tho precinct In which he
resides and In which ho h registered
az hereinafter provided
II E NELSON
Auditor and Police Judge
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-08
POLITICAL. ANNOUNCEMENTS,
What They Think Of II
THE0. ROOSEVELT
ABRAHAM HEWITT
JOHN WANNAMhkER

pvs,dtdt rheolor, Rooat>rlt 10 ia
,h, duty ot ,,c,y sood clufn To rur
par, tho ctua,us Union urkrt Tam.
man, shoull ayr,o az "a horrible '\.
anp'c to those who advocate rar'laan'
shin Ip the administration vt muu'oI
pal aUNrs'
4 s. ucv,t houarrl as thr torc-
most ,luscn ot Sew York i IaU To
sry hy eha, pto. css ~ rcaSon,ns They
.,u road me unt W the reriy Ny
,np,.itl,u Zoo rammauy is based upon
th, ground that whenever rawmHnl
rrmus to rovcr ls leaders consider
an, ,I,, revenues as spoils witch h>
right belong ta us leaders. 'ty soN'
,rnmrut tt business proposition ANA
n, who upp,an to the partisan spirit
ol thy people M u city election ID
mot tord yuacn
/ John Wauramak.r Have the poo
|r,c ot Philadelphia lost all clNi' pride
I pa thr, NOT src what politics has
done for our ,,,y' II there hc an M.
rlsht ,ltsru 600 this community Wh'
cannot srr what PARTY politics Ia lo.
|r,l affairs leads u Fr.u indeed io
r,,r r,r b. murr. only those wh'
seek 90 rton, %, u advocate TIT
.rrru0,l1us system ~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-08
wlLlnElMNA's rR"vprh
sp,ujs Hours Alone in llcr Room
Crying

NEW YORK, Dec. ;.--rrlncc ucnry
has ne, appcarci IN public siuco the
rccyut disclosures tn regard 10 the do
nestle troubles In the court vi the
Netherlands Il he dtd he would crt-
taln,v I've moNNcd. SAYS the corrospoud-
en-, ~ the World AT The Hague,
Hts picture has been withdrawn
n,,m IN, kmmctograph exhibitions tn
,h, Music halls ,hroughou, do'hnj
aNuE To the fiery demonstrations of
arvcr t provoked
Tho dys, printed accusations oSaln>t
Prime, Henry appeared in the Rhgn'sh
p,rss bordering thc putch frontier
llr was charged bmpuy with uHs'eti
and drunkenness Uomcr,c cauoUsais
an, s,Nl kept up traditional m the
Gyrmap military set OF junior o'Hcrrs.
with whom Prince Urorv graduated
and saw service They think it o',rsts
,netr manhood to ~, h,lplcssly drunk
al dinner and the German newspapers
accused Queen Wlhcmna's husband
|at frequently observing this Srnla'
custom after his marriage
7 The Young queen heretofore the PINK
+ ~ active Sracetul, robust vomanh'o'l
nov looks ShockinSly tld 1, Is said
She shuts herself up alone lor hours
In her apartment when &c Is believed
she passes the time crying over hy'
troubles. but no one has ever seen hr'
rrv n public Her pride is overmast'
rr,nS Those who ar' acquainted with
her character and temperament de
clan, she will never torSlyr her huS
hand and viii not long endure h''
pr,ssnt position.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-08
AMERICAS GREATEST RA1LEoAD

America IL the poasessor Of he best
railroads in the world, and while this
may seem a broad statement, II Is alb
solutely true. Such rank can only be
gained by establishing a system that
stands for perfection This is also
true about medicine About nf'y years
ago a remedy was first introduced for
stomach, liver and bowel complaints,
and during those years has been rec
ognized as the limit of science in pre-
senting a perfect medicine. We refer
10 Hostetters Stomach Bitters. When
YOUR stomach becomes deranged ana
YOU suffer from Indigestion. dyspepsia,
Gaulency nervousness or insomnia,
sou win make no mistake In trying
this remedy. II viii strengthen your
stomach. purify the blood and prevent
malaria, fever and ague II VIII surely
do Won good. Avoid substitutes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-08

The steamer Harrison which arrived
Yesterday from Narala-, trar,r. r,
?, tho CITY "a few hundred tons ~ No
halam coal which was taken 9pt bv
" r Cook one or the leading stock
holders for the rgrnosa o, avfrar.r,
H. The coal L. clean and bright and
fg especially araptsl for st..mfr, nr--
poses. and also ag .otfrs -.a' ar-
aIv-as showing that f.s a1}'rg -ar-
cartaga fs SD. Members of Nh. come
many saw e. ig the best coal found on
the ParfG. coast II contains nn.y
.anl nor cent ash while Poavry7 coal
contains Az par cent and Nrrafuo
coal ls57 Der cent. The rompauy ex-
meets ,o gupply the local marka, with
N.haIar coal by next summer u.v.f-
ormant work has already been com
rrarce1 and win la prosecuted u,,,h
yieor The conpary has placad i-0
o00 worth NJ stock on the market or
g, biob 9q3 ooo has already bear taken
Am tho Stockholders with a single ax-
.ley.tior ar. Astorians The avrort
apgspa5 to eva,ipe the coal Colds r.-
.or,s5 ~ ~. co,,,,ry tbs, tr.r. ....r.
, -aoooo ,o,s ~, coal &, sl,bt and 90.
,.rasgod tho co,,.ic,io, thar tho srorn.
~, o,.r i, ,b. toidfnog ~, tho rom.
-..,. ,,.,fd .vo..d . oooo,o ,o,y A,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-08
VI. J. Cook
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS

when people are contemplating q
trip. whether N bus.ursa 1r pleasure,
,hcy naturally wan. The bca. r+ryice
obtalnahlc as !ar as spcsd ..ml1r, ani
safely Is concerned EmplHyc4 " The
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are
pail % srve the public ana oar trains
are operated 50 A. 90 mako close con.
nrc;lons with d.yrrg.nk lines a. all
junction points
Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair
cars N through ,ralHF.
Dining car service unrN cINi, Meals
served a IA carte.
IN order % ob'a.n the nrsl.class ser.
vice. ask the ,lcke, hgth. % sell you
a Ticket uVrF..........
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-08
Society Events

,,..,,. ,, ,5si, d, ber mother at Re.
nn,Iic washington
~, ~, p,r,l,n3 has ac.
- - -, IL, ,,,, ,e,,,,, of ;.
So, 8 -, Nh. ror,t arrived iu
the city ON Monday
,,. >,.,.,,,,,s entertained dur.
lux Wv
.., ,r., ,,,,s,,.l l,a
MIS- "''S','" ''." ,. >r,,,,s
NJ '' ''''
Nr' anu ' N'S' ,.,s,, y, rr,rJs
are 'o s'"''''' '.
-. v-p, r,u,,, is visiting Ia Seat.
tie,
r,, Ast,r ylnh win give q dancing