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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

the Tongue Point mill site; but am
well acquainted with the owners of the
property, and. II mistake not. The gen.
tlemen who want Il are not betterinR
their cause by trying to carry on their
Negotiations through the public press.
Such course smaeks Of ATTEMPT al
intimidation and bulldozing tactics.
which men Of spirit are likely to re-
sent. FRANK J. TAYLOR.
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DISCUSSED SPORTS RETURN

\ crowd II downcast sports returned
yesterday from Portland. where they
went 10 see the Smith-Tracy fight 1T
was undlestonably the poorest exhibit
ton OF The manly ART ever Witnessed -
said one Of ;he Astor,ans. and the
1900 or 1870 sports who crowded the
builiing were thoroughly disgustel, It
was fake from start to finish, there
being no other intention on the part
Of the PRINCIPALS than to last out the
twenty rounds, The spectators alone
were injured, Eirly in the first round
the peddlng Of the gold-brick com
menced and ii was a continuous per-
formarce from that time on, Nothing
better could he expected of Smith. as
the Asvor,ins wel knew, but the sports
had confidence in Tom Tracy, who had
always been popular, But now he is
A dead one, and il either Of the prin-
clpals ever again tries to appear in
Northwest ing he VIII get turn-down
that will not soon be forgotten"
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all parties
holding Cla.sop county warrants, en-
dorse1 prior 20 March 14,h, 1900. to IRE
sent the same to the county treasurer
at his ONCE. 1sl Tenth street. for pay
ment. Interest ceases after thls date.
(slgned) Il. e. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer.
Dated at Astoria. Oregon. this 25th day
Of October. 1901.
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Henry VIM, Ditimer to Katherine
DIttmer-lots and ., block %, Column
bla addition; 81.
August Takalo to American Finnish
Workmen Cooperative Association
lots 8 and 1. block . TOylor's ASTORIA
$500.
Building and Loan Land Company TO
Annie Peter'on-south hait or lot l.
block sl, Adair's; $500
Audley ]. Gragg and wife to Iva Say
lor ana Louis Fluhrer-sou.heast quar-
ter OF section 9, 7 n; $500
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Between 70 ana 30 new members were
initiated nt lat nights meetitg n
Seaside lodge " W0riemon, IN ali Gs
applications for membership werc re-.
ccIyo1. Organizer Wilkinson had ~.
frrc1 q past masters badge to the past
master wht brought IN the gr"at'st
number u applications and q mem
bers badge 10 the member l.kew.ae
distinguishing 1imself The past ma
tors bndg, was won by fire chief
R.orkton and the members badg' by
! Strauss. Hho returned 10 and II np.
purilons, respectively The proscnin-
ton speech vas padn by Dr Piklng.
ton
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The Morning AStOrian
TELEPHONE Ssi.

All contracts for advertising la
the Astorinn are made on u guar.
nntee 0t circulation four times
larger than that Of any paper
published or circulated In Clat.
sop eounty.
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AROUND TOWN.

Now goods every iay al the fummage
sale
Coal "a burnt Elmors s Co. phone
sC
While Ash Coal. bes, for family use
Phone. Maln Sai.
rsUanso homo Industry ana buy your
fosl at daat5ns mill
d'1d clothes, clean ana In good or.
der a, tho rummags sale.
Cell main dsi tor your coal require.
msnts Orders promptly nlled
nos, is-oont mesls--plsing sun Res
taursng tis Commercial street
Take a look al ghoso swell robes and
covers a, Gss,ans harness shop.
House FOR rcn, near Alderbrook school
house Inquire a, Johnson bros. store,
Cah at tho oreidcn, barber shop tor
up.,',ia.s work Thrive nrs,-olass bar
bcrs
japanese goods ot all kinds. cheap al
.hc Yokohama liasrcr. GO Commercial
street
come Jus, 20 sec wha, the lad'ea
have f,f sale a, tho fummaEe sals-'1l's
Commercial g.
Now Is mo time 90 order your winier'a
suprly of coal can up phone 66i-El-
marr & GO.
For rrn, Three or four furnished
rooms tr housekeeping also single
ra4m, i6i renh 81
r.r rem, -rw, rooms centrally lo'
Gated n a anie, street. pr.cc reasonable
JHqu.rr AZ .hs once.
Family orders for he rokc P,!n, oys-
.-fs VIII br promptly nuri a, tho Tokc
Point 1yslcr house phone s'N.
n 500 want b.y waoi. slab wood 'r
other n.gNo.i lrph.nr Kelly. tho
transfer man. rh.nr ..il black
r. y.u enjoy good smoke try a
General sullivan tho nncs, 5-cru,
cigar on tho mafkc, Sold everywhere
Cream pure rye Am,rl:il dnu.
whisky The only pura goods. guar
au,rci ilch ana mellow JOHN l.
CARLSON. sole Agrat
\ largo assortment ot mons suits.
shirts, shoes. oycrsoaia. neektca and
has In very good condition at the rum
mage nle-Ail-2 Commercial st.
John A. Montgom'ry has opened a
shop Al i?l bond sIr',; ard Is prepared
TO do all classes or plumbing and TN.
Ing at lowest posaIble ritp
Roslyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner and
makes lcas trouble with stoves ana
chimney flucs than any other, George
w. Sanborn. agent: teltphlnc l5l
Baths Tor ladies at thu Palace Baths
Private entrance on side OF building
shop open on Sunday mornings for
shines and baths Davis & CorbetL
proprletors.
"Agcnta wantcd-For Ltc OF Pres-
den, Theodore Roosevelt Thrilling, IL
iustratcd biography OF our younges,
prcsldcni, Complete OUTFIT mailed on
receipt Of 35cts In stamps BE nrst In
the field. s. c, Miller * Co.. Portland.
oregon
BEST i6-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT
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TopAY'a WEATHER

PORTLAND. oct, % Washington
oregon ami Idaho. showers. cooler. ex.
grp, near No coast SJuIhcry wnda
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

Joseph Gr.hlrr has iust returned from
washlrrtan s'a.t, where he visited his
mining pronc-ty. \ cripple Creek min
Ing man who recently visited the Alice
group owned by Messrs. Kenney oni
Grbler. Of this city. and George De-
Illus ami Harry $. Sharp, ot seattle
expresses the opinion that the Alice
will become one II washlngtons great
mines. In The course OF a conversation
he said he was especially Impressed,
no, only by the regularity and strength
of the assure and the amount NJ de-
vtlopment work done, but by the fact
that the ore In the breast of the long
est drlll. go feet. Is actually free mill
ing. This, he said. Is 4 new experience,
as Washington leiges are not general
ly credited With free milling ore at
depth. The free milling cropplngs are
,raceable FOR nearly 1000 feet Mir
Grlbler says work az the mine has been
suspended for the winter, but that opey-
atlcns will be reasoned in the spring.
The half interest In the mine owned
by the Asiorlans could have been sold
some time ago FOR 100000,
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johnson nrDs.
Youll have to hurry The rumm,g-
rilo closes November J.
dive ~ your order at once for cab.
bago for kraut johnson Bros.
Cali a, Fisher Bros ana see those
ncSiblr and ind'a'ric,ablo Queen mats.
Come Just 20 500 and como 10 buy,
a. tho rummago sale. 40? Commercial
street
Wanted. by Mrs Erickson Ham.
moni. girl TO 30 homework Apply a,
lgS sixth slrusl. Astoria.
y, you smok'' Try General Sui.
llysa." tho naes, Scent ,isar On the
market sofa ovsrywhcr,
I savmll sites arc the only things
which cannot br purrhasci a, the rum.
mage sale, which closes November /.
Don't forget 90 max s.mc nice nuo
article. and give ' FOO ihr Women Re-
lrf Corps. tsr lhe.r falr next salur.
| lIly
ralmnIs, f1mc Industry by sm5k.ns
,hc "r,lIc ot Astoria" cigars. nncst
made Manufactured by MasFarlanc s
lsn0bc
Help 90 entertain ,Ar cl.tmpmrn.
nes, June by taking dinner vita the
Rci'cf c.us Saturday rom Q .. m.
uu} .i'u
Tho German -h'p Rlekmer Rlckmers
arrived down tho river yruerday she
has iliysi bushels ~ wheat. INluyl
at t6lis'
The German chip iicn,o Rlckmrrs Put
20 sca Yesterday mr. ,ac United King
dom shr ,akra isig50 bushels OF wheat
valued a, i's..so
Just rrcrIy,i; supply % Newcastle
nut coal the very bsn. coal 20 De- had
for family use Place your orders now.
s Ilm1r, s 60. telephone 66i.
Arr-H5natc WHY'S who lss.rr 60 pur-
chase Christmas presents far th~.r
husbands should remember that the
ummaE, sale CLOSES November /
Tho steamer E'maft arrived ycslcr.
lly rrm Tum, g. she brought A
large quantity 4 rrc.sht AMI um-
hrr ~ pass-ngss tn. Harrison also
aryri
", nave iurt rrecycl a ncN lo, N
ha.r brushes 'o srll frvm s5c's goo S..
Ww brushes tr.m s5-v zoo s. cloth
H.u.aes tmm i5.ts O. $3.50 Rogers
'Ar luse#
't4r " M.Enev" towgr'c books
.r.u 5eaIy ran nU orl.rs nr t,ok
ertin p, Marshall Everett or Munt
lh'-tti u.,i ri.uon. published unl-
10 rer q Miller & 60, Portland
Oregon
The rummagt sale Is SIN on a. he
old MrAu-n & Mcpo1ntr store, Dur
Ing tho pas, fsw day, the stock Of
goods has been added to. ana now a
purchaser may Nnd anything he might
want TAer, Is lorg, assortment
VI goods on hand and genuine bargains
arc offered
Deputy coil 'c,or of Customs Parker
is IN salem. conyrrllng with Major
Crnmcr about the proposed additional
improvements 60 the public grounds
The Ia, Ia 10 be nllcl to the street level
AMI planted with velvet grass. The
work viii entail an expenditure OF about
500. anI viii be- commenced immei'-
ately
NJ J. Davis representing the cigar
nrm Of ]. D. Mycr of Portland, Is in
the city from a trip through the Grays
harbor country Mr. Davis says all the
Washington scacoast towns are pros
porous the lumber business being their
chief Industry Mr.. Davis Il one of
the oldcs; Knights 1f the grip In
- nn - ~. tnrrIfnr,. nr,nhrnrna al
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NJ. J. Davis representing the cigar
Arm Of J. D. Mycr. ot Portland Is In
the city from trip through the Grays
harbor country. Mr., Davis says all the
Washington scacoast towns are pros
porous. the lumber business being their
chief Industry, Mr. Davis 's one ot
the olics; Knights If the grip" In
Portland. and his territory embraces all
the scaboari towns VI oregon and
Washington.
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dlyc ~ your order al once for cab.
bsEo fur kraut johnson Bros
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

Youll have 20 hurry lhc running
sale closes November J.
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4 surprise party was rendered Au-
pust DnuIelson last night at his resi-
dence on Fourteenth street bY members
q, m. knights OF Pythlas and Rath-
home sisters, Il being the twenIy-hrst
anniversary Of his marriage over for
tv knights and Sisters were present
Congrntulatory speeches were made bv
Pros wise. Bergman ana Brake and
Sisters Carlson and Bergman 1t was
a tollv gathering and the visitors sep
arated, wishing Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel
son many happy returns OF the event
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

Athletes n incorporation Of American
Finnish Wnrl,mcn's Co-opratlve Assocl-
alton were nlcd In the county clerks
office Yesterday The association has
for lis objects the higher eduactlon and
moral and social improvement of the
Finnish residents of the city. among
whom the spIrI, ot fraternity is to be
promoted. The incorporators are Alex
pcn,tIla. Samuel peterson and August
Thompson. There ls no capital stock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

An interesting game ~ toJhNl was
played s,crly ,r.v.rn teams repre-.
.rn.Ing ,ha ush srpsal and Ei1 Asto-
-i1 TIE game ,o.k place At \. =. g.
park ami WAS 1cr,ay contested. Tho
suit was undo sve, neither SIDE s,or-
Ing. The rlms "n.a u2 q. fo'lows,
H.sh 4ch'rl-L lln'' tight end. g.
E,s-, lett nyklr; J. R'hb LEFT quart,
% Rro,k. ccnte- W Mayo, rlgh, guoM
II Higgins. right tackle; W M1thena
rgh, end. W E1Ncr. quarterback; W.
Thomas rlgh, halh1ck; C. Jcr. left
aulrter3lck II Flay,l tunhlck, Fast
Astorh-TeI Rarker LEFT end; W, n1r-
kcr lrft urkle r S-ttcm. let guard.
G. KmAoO. center. T McCurIo, right
guard. A. Lurkn right tackle; I. Jo-
hansen right end. @ Holmes. quarter
back: o. Jackson, rght halto1ck; C..
Holmes. left halrbark; w Wc'ds. 'ull-
back. CmprH. Jos ph Zan.
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Cali a. Fisher Bros ana see ,hdse
neSlblr and ind'a'ruc,ablo Queen mats.
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Flnc cabbage for kfaui making al
johnson bros
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Deputy Collector of Customs Parker
In IN Sllcm conyrrrlng with Major
Cnmcr about the proposed additional
improvements 20 the public grounds
The To-, ls 10 be hllcl to the street level
ami planted with velvet grass. The
work viii entail an expenditure OF about
t7oO. and win be- commenced immei'-
hirlN
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BEST iS-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT
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The following letter has been .ccc'y.
81 IN Astoria Portland S'p % Hon.
son am cik am weld In mai Pcs "a
Kant 81 "a { can ~, t1m 70 pie 20 Ia
Aai hori tim 90 ,rlt you kno befDr
I have had the tn'sl tim ever had"
This ,s whai the rorrrappndcnl meant
Il am SICK am swcllcd In my face
~ I cannot see. w cannot com" to
play today hal a hard time % let
you know before. have had the aw.
fullest tine I eyer had" Receipt u
th.s letter reminds AstorIina hat the
T1kc Point corr sponicut Who las q
reputation IN lh., civ 'Jr c5mls let
tets had better look 10 his liurels
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Now goods every iay a, the rummaee
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

Como Just 90 SEQ ana como 10 buy.
a. tho rummagc safe. 40? Commercial
street,
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Roslyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner and
makes lcas trouble with stoves aud
chimney flucs than any other, George
W. Sanborn. agent; IeltphIne l5u
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Baths Tor ladies at tho Palace Baths,
Private entrance on side OF building.
shop open on Sunday mornings for
shines and baths Davis & CorbetL
proprle,ors.
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The rummagt sale Is su.l'on a. he
old MrAlrn & Mcpoan.l sore Dur
Ing tho past fsw day, the stock ot
goods has been added 10. ana now a
purchaser may nnd anything he might
won't There IL q large assortment
VI goods on hand and genuine bargains
arc offered.
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do1d clothes. clean ami In good or.
der. a, tho rummsgu sale
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csll main sei tor your coal require.
meats oriess promptly nlled
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lice; ls-oont meals--l.lsing sun Res
iaurang. dis Commercial street
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"Agcnta wantcd-For Lltc OF Presl-
den, Theodore Roosevelt Thrilling. H.
lustratcd biography OF our younges,
president Complete OUTFIT mailed on
receipt VI 35cts In stamps BE first In
the field. s. c. Miller * Co.. Portland.
oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

Take look at ghoso swell robes and
covers at Gas,pn's harness shop,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

Wanted. by Mrs Erickson. Ham.
moni girl 10 80 homework Apply a,
lgS sixth struel. Astoria
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"a. Horny, big r;ly mlnslrrln AIN
appear AZ Fishers opera house on Fri.
day ami Saturday next ana Saturday
mating. r., pfcfa ryrryeherc speak
in highest fef7ns n this organization.
and pron1unfc e an attraction ~ nrst
MAGNITUDE On the minstrel line High
grad. minstrel faamios ~ novelty and
merit. .eetser E'iH M s.ng nk and
excellent muse are lh, yilcnt features
~ ihls attraction The Cleveland Plain
pta,er "ys For 'rgaucc n mount.
iuss. variety and merit. ~ Hcnry's
.u.nrrel- have aev~r besn surpassed IN
.h.s city" Thursdly morning az Q
O'Clock the scat sale viii open a. Grit.
nh & Sc is.
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our 'rrl's ,ar public. are kindly IN.
formed hat ~ Thursiay, October e.
Nr vW la1ugurale O month u surprse
sales A sign displayed 30 front % the
store wn iHfarm you Of the special
,ar 'ha, lay and Intimate what 20 ex-
pe-t pa the morrow. This sFn viii BE-
changed daily. anl the prices named
are for ,haJ day only Gen -rous conces'
sl1ns N.ll be- made throughout the en-
ilfc stock. while ,hc daily specials will
b. reai surprises ana confidently we'll
vrrn your clos, attention Close watch
of our sign VIII Doe money saving
fbr yau ou- stock must be greatly
reduced 90 make room for our holiday
goods -shanahan's
The sun., 1901-03-04

The presnt status of the Prudential
Insurance Company of America, is clear
ly shown III the figures for the company's
1900 annual statement. This company
seems to have eraned reputation for
strength and security and for the liberal
conditions of its life insurance policies
which is richly deserved. AT the present
time the Prudential has in force over
$500, 1000 of insurance, of which amount
over $249,000,000 was written and placed
during the closing year of the century.
In the last twenty-five years almost
$50.000,000 has been paid out to policy
holders, while $7,OOO,0O0 of this amount
was paid out during the last year. Al
the present time the insurance in force
represents over 100000 policies. The
company's surplus ut the end of 1906
was over $6,OOO,OOO. while its income
during the same year amounted to over
$4,000, 900. The company's home office
is at Newark, n. j., and letter address
cd to the president of the company, Mr.
John +. Dryden, will bring any informa
tion concerning the different kinds ot
life insurance contracts issued by til,
Prudential.
The sun., 1901-03-04
Fierce Fight Will FiIininns.

Tacloban. Philippine Islands, March
3-Lieutenant Steele, with 20 men of
the Forty-third regiment, has had Il
fierce engagement with insurgents on
the Upper Layog river, Leyte island.
The enemy. numbering AZ rifles ami
100 bolomen, the combined bands Of
Kapile, MoNica and Espna. was
strongly entrenched, but We're defeat
ed The American casualties We're
Private John Crimmins of the Forty
third regiment and two native scouts
killed. North of line drawn from
Dulag to Ormoe affairs in Leytc are
satisfactory. Few rebels are left in
that district, schools have been estab.
lished. in which English is taught
business has been resumed, the lands
are being cultivated, anu there is con
siderable shipbuilding. South of this
line. however, the garrisons are INSULT
cient, and the situation is more ser
orls. The country swarms with bands
of rebels, and the real work of Ameri
can occupation is just beginning.
The sun., 1901-03-04
GOVERNING THE PHILIPPINES.
Existing Forms to Continue Under
New Authority From President.


New Authority From President.
Washington. March g. Following
close upon the approval of the army
appropriation bill containing the
amended Spooner proposition for n pro-
visional government in the Philippines,
the president will issue an executive
order designating General Macarthur
and all the other officials of the present
military government as the persons Ia
administer all military, civil and judi.
cial powers necessary to govern the
Philippine Islands.
In other words. the existing govern
ment will continue under a new desig-
nation of authority from the president
until arrangements can be made ''fot
the establishment of civil government
ana for maintaining and protecting Ill,
inha bitants of said islands in the fire.,
enjoyment of their liberty, property
and religion"
The president will act in the line in
dicated simply as Il precaution against
possible legal or international compli
cations. \ general plan of civil govern
ment has been formulated by the secre
tary of war and referred to the Philip
pine commission for its consideration
1t will be for the president to deter
mine when and how the new govern
ment shall be inaugulTted.
1t seems to be settled that Judg,
Taft will be the first civil governor d
the Philippines and that General Chat
fee will have command of the militar,
| forces,
The sun., 1901-03-04
The Philippine Commission.

Manila, March 8. = The Philippine
commission will organize provincial
governments in Romblon, Bohol and
the lloilo province and probably in
Cebu, Zamboanga and Mindanao. Pos
sibly similar governments will be in
stituted in other islands. 1t is under
stood that Sulu and the other islands
peoped by Moros will retain their own
tribal government under treaty. The
transport Sumner, which will take the
commission on a southern tour. has
sailed from Nagasaki. The commits.
sion will leave Manila March 10.
The sun., 1901-03-04
GIRL SHOT ON STREET.
Baseball Player Kills His Sweet
heart.

Kansas City, March 3.-Ruth Mol
lard. IS years old, was shot and killed
on the street Saturday afternoon by
Bud Taylor, % years old. a baseball
player, formerly her sweetheart, with
whom she had quarreled. The girl ana
her sister were walking in crowded
business district of the city. Taylor,
sitting in the window Of second
story room in lodging house opposite,
, fired three shots from repeating rifle.
Two bullets struck her, one passing
entirely through the chest and the 9TH
er entering just below the heart and
lodging near the fifth rib at the back.
She died in less than an hour.
Miss Nollnrd lay bleeding on the side
walk ten minutes, great crowd gath
ering meanwhile. The police arrested
Taylor and had difficulty in getting
him through the mob, many clamoring
for the lynching of the murderer.
Miss Nollard and Taylor had beer
engaged to be married, but disagreed
a month ago. and the girl forbade
Taylor to come to her home. Abou
two weeks ago Taylor choked her al
most into lnsensibility and threatened
to kill her at the first opportunity. Ill
was arrested on complaint of Mis-
Nollard for assault with intent to Kill
and was released on bonds. Hi
trial was to have taken place o'
next Wednesday. Taylor rented a room
in the lodging house three days age
The landlord says he staid in the room
during the daytime, and it is supposed
that he had sat in the window TO
many hours, rife in hand awaiting a
opportunity to shoot the girl withou
striking others in the crowded street
She was In the habit of passing til
house every day. Taylor did not fir
when the girls We're opposite the VIII
dow, but waited till they had gone pas
30 feet, making sure of not injurin
the sister.
The sun., 1901-03-04
TR1-sTATE CONVENTION.
Reception Committee - Obtaining
Homes for the Delegates.

The reception committee of the Y. NJ.
O.. A. who are making arrangements to
receive the delegates to the Tri-State
convention which meets in this city
from Thursday to Sunday are meeting
with much success. Already a large
number of homes have been provided for
the delegates and by Thursday all of the
400 expected will be accommodated.
On Thursday afternoon the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Y. M. G. A. will give
banquet to the delegates in the asso'
citation hall at which time Governor
Hum will make an address of welcome
During the convention the afternoon ses
sions will be held in st. PauIs M. 10
Church and the evening sessions in Wes
Presbyterian Church, On Sunday after
noon and evening meetings will be hell
in the Grand Opera House and addresses
will be made by prominent speakers.