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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
Ocean Liners Converse in Mid.
Atlantic, Though One Hun.
dred Niles Apart.
SENT EACH OTHER THE NEWS
Remarkable Test Made by Etruria
aud Umhria -- How Science
Regards the Test Made
nj ~, John, n. +.

I NEW YORK. Dee l6-rhc Cunar,icr
Euuria. which has just arrived here.
was in communication for moro than
i've hours In midoCean with her sis
ter ship, the Cmbria, Long before
either ship sighted the other their
commanders were couversing by he
Marcoui wireless system. The Position
" each ship was known ON the other
hours before their main trucks showed
above the horizon
The EyrurIa LETT Llvcrp,ol oh Ne.
cember :, the same day the I'mlr!a
steamed out os New York 'rhe, We're
1880 miles east northeast Il Sandy
Hcuk when they passed each other last
Wednesday, or In latitude Ajtt yni
longitude jlp,. Five rours before
that or when they We're fully TOO miles
apart the receiver on the Eturia he-
gan 90 click warmiusly The operator
replied and then the word 'Umbrla"
was slowly spelled out on ,he Eruria's $
instrument Then following the I'm
bgia $ location.
The E,ruria replied giving her loca-
ton. which showed her TO be fully leo
miles away from the other vessel
The Umbrla sent heg numbe- OF pas.
sengers, the fact that all was well and
the m,rs, news from New York. The
Etruro sent word Of the burning Of
the great Liverpool exchange quadran-
gle which occurred on December 8.
Will, the Etruria was lying In the
mersev.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
FIRST SUBMARINE CABLE

Which was ma ir from Uu ordinary
wire Insulated with eutta lvrcha. was
dlJy years ago Il was also about this
lold across the English channel about
same time that Hostetcr't stomach
Rlt,crs, tho world renowned dyspepsia
cure was drs. introduced go ,Ac pub.
De. and It's success as a family mril-
cine during those years almost cgllpsys
that os the submarin, cable. while toe
day. 3, stands alone as ,Hr ono reliable
remedy lor dyspepsia Indigestion nat
ul,ucy constipation. hll1u,uess urry-
BUSINESS o- insomnia. lf you ar. a sur.
lyrcr from thesa Diseases. IL IS because
YOU have never tried the Dt.,crs Try
it at once, /, you would rc vrll It
viii strengthen your entire system. and
produce sound sleep. AMI good health
must naturally follow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
PROBABLY DRowNED.
capt Andrews and BRIDE Now out
Three Months n a. DDry.

NEW YORK, Dec l6-- special from
Atlantic City, y. J.. says.
Captain William An lrcva ond his
bride sailed from Youngs Pier Sunday.
September 2s. in their lo foot dory the
Dark Secret They expected 10 touch
at the Azores for fresh suppl ~ Of food
and water and 10 land at GONE port
in Spain or Portugal IN from six 10
eight weeks time. on his former yoy-
age across the Atlantic Captain An.
drews frequently spoke passing vessels
and he was reported by them on their
arrival In port, but as tho lone mar
iner'' and his bride have been gone
now nearly three months and. az their
landing has not been reported any
where, It is the opinion here that they
have been drowned
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
STRIKES \ nucu FIND

: WAS troubled for several yeara
with chronic indigestion and nervous
debility writes = J Gryru. % Ian.
caster y lI NO remedy helped inc
Until began using Electric nlttcrs.
which dli me moro good than an tho
medicines v,cr used. They have also
hrpt my wife IN excellent health FOR
}rara. She says Electric HlItcrs arc
Just splendid for fcmal troubles. that
they are a grand tonic and inytsurator
f'r weak run down women. No other
mriiclu, can take its placc In our fam
lIy Try them only 5oc satlafac.
tlon guaranteed by Hearts Drugstore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
rRANco.rrnliisn DISPUTE


NEW lpith Dvc i6--rrnf. Victor
llcrard, In an article In tho liryur DO
Paris, quoted 10y the Paris CORRESPOND.
cnt ot the London Times and Nrw
York Times, discusses the ry,rnt
Franco. Turkish dispute.
NJ ll,rnrd arrives at the conclusion
that the sulau's oh,unasy WAS due
to the 'aclt cncouraErmruJ ~ Rus.
via. who fcarrd that French action
would stir up the Armenian question
THIS says MIR llcrard, 10 contrary Co
Ruwia's Wishes brcaurr she dcsirca
ultimately to establish herself In the
Gulf ~ McNaudrc and to obtain pos
session NJ an the railway lines "
greater Armenia
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
NOTIFIED To QUIT.

MarconI Served With Papers Demand
ing Cessation Of Experiments.
ST. JOHNS, y. F.. Dec. lS.-Marconi
was served with a legal document to-
day by solicitors OF Anglo-American
Telegraph Company. These notify him
that said company possesses exclusive
monopoly OF telegraph business within
New Foundland and its dependencies
and demand that he cease his expert
ments forthwith. otherwise the COM
pany will apply to the supreme court
for injunction restraining him from
further trials.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17

tunclN n, n moment when the Rocrs
arc showing signs " discomfort with
the lirc on commando, hut that the
British instead " congratulate tlnS
themselves, ought to put forth further
crorts, ON u bis scale
Another dispatch from the same cor.
respondent SAYS that, W the $50 Beers
collected north nt Rcthrl, General rlct
Ntlioen only two cnmmaul locs " 100
each rcmain In the nclghhAthood, The
rNst Including Ntljocu, have sonc to
the northeast toward the pclagoa
railway line There seems says the
corrcsroudcnt no reason 60 doubt that
ActinE President Schalk berger and
Rocr Sovcrnmcnt officials hINr crossed
the line north After addressing
large meeting near Carolina. at which
he told the burShcrs that they must
bc StradtaSt, as foreign invention was
certain before Ions Schalk. Hrrgrr
seems tn have decided that rhr country
NolNh az lNH lNASua railway llnr Was
marc attractive than the hlgh vrldt.
where the British columns are hust-
ling the Rocrs iuccssAntly lie is prob,
ably uow in the nciShborAood ~ M
grtms Rest WHORE some tOo l|0rrs
havr settled Tor the summer,
rtrt Niliocu is IN, leading spirit "
the Hocrs in the eastern rrLn,raal
After General Botha hal hccu busy
cucouraging the hurghcrs with tales "
the withdrawal NJ British troops and of
Rorr successes in Cape tolouy. his
,NilioeuN defeat b. General Hamilton
tent which is very rife tmoHR the
Bocrs In these districts
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
.mnsrMAa Aln ron rIn roon

That there are famlIica In our city
who arc actually In need and win
deeply appreciate help al thla time
thrrr II no doubt Tho Salvation Army
has laid plans t1 send surllclrn, to each
for a Christmas dinner 70 this end
thry need donations ~ tea coffee. Hu'
gar. butter. potatoes meat fruit rad
Vegetables 10 cheer the hearts " tho
children they need nuts, candy toys
ani dolls send wori to tho oIilcor In
charge ~ salvation Army aud dona'
tluna viii be- called fur ur. they may
hc sent 1, tho salvation Army hall
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17

negotiations, nud that several uuror.
tun0tc MISUNDERSTANDING were r'spon.
slhlr tor the feeling created at that
time, However all this Is ancient Ms.
tory and viii DO forgotten There In
sull chance 60 interest Mr rrplow
here aud the opportunity viii no, 10
allowed to 60 by.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
WHEAT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 1G. Wheat.
cash, l021z.
PORTLAND, Dec. 1G.-Wheat Walla
WaIla, J3GCO; bluestem. Gl Valley. CO..
CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-Wheat, May,
opening, 8O1A closing. 79hQA.
TACOMA, Dec. 1G.-Wheat. bluesfem
90; club, 80.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
SWEET RESTORERS.

the club got into deeper water and dis-
cusSed the Nlcaraguan canal and gov
ernment ownership OF railroads. how IL
finally came 10 the conclusion that it
was on the wrong track and got hack
10 local isSues-roads the farmers
congress, hatcheries, the creamery and
other proposals too numerous to men
tion. The speaker said the Push Club
needed just a tribe more help from
the people, and when this was given
he was sure the association would do
much good in the coming year. The
address was brief but full OF interest,
and Mr.. Hamblet was Congratulated
on all sides.
The Future OF Astoria" was the
subject Of rather a remarkable grafton
by C. c. Fulton. Mr.. Fulton said that
he was not a prophet, nor yet the son
OF a prophet, and would not under
take to say what the future would
bring forth. He expected some day 10
cross the great divide and nestle in
the bosom OF Father Abraham. and
didn't want any prophetic ghost to DIS
turb his sweet slumbers. However.
he was willing to predict that Astoria
should help itself II It would become
great He said he thought the people
were getting closer together; that their
interests were more closely identified
and that they would soon solve the Sc
cret Of success. He believed the fu-
ture was bright, and that unity was
required 10 make Astoria the city she
should be.
Good Roads" by August Hide
brand, held the attention OF the mem
bers for about 10 minutes. Mr.. Hide
brand said he thought the prosperity
Of the community depended TO a large
extent on public highways, and that in
its advocacy OF this idea the Push Club
was an indispensable factor in the well
fare Of the city. During the course
Of his remarks he advocated the con-
struction Of a anal that would make
ii possible for steamers to run 10 Sea
side.
..rII.,.,l.. 49, - i,' l's''u'' sun > SUBJECT was
- - --,--.e', ".''''s' mn.1" mas ''7h
~ .' ''''' "a ",'' e'' niue attention
-" IY1''' ''a1 w.. prepared a paper
,. ~ we ,,,', AS,','"n mas arranged with
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in Ora,o, f. ., o.. -.
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.v Dairyi,, TT 80.
.rea1arias bss - ,''. '''' ''
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.eferrad ~ ,be ami ais,,..... ..''' ''.'
a,ion and favored s,rr,,-.,.
against itg sale fo- hr,,.a r. .,
l. was doInp grest i,ir..... -. 49,. ,..'
men. and tba, tho ,.a. ..
congress would no ,,os, ,,..,a...., m ~,
,peak4r uradic,ad Tho. o.. IN, ''.
.oor beco,,a o,...,.t a., o1''
er states in the Union d.s,f,,.
ion now enjoyed by Iowa
Fish Warden Va, r,,
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
NOT now cprnAr. pur now ooop

Coat r. not luxury It II u nrcca-
HrN when the householder buys coal
ho wants coal that win burn not coal
that viii burn hia money only Wy
omng coal from the celebrated Norh
Springs mines. II tho very best 70 10
hnd tur family use II produces tho
maximum " heat nni tho minimum ~
dirt pnd auhrs In prl,r II Ia within
ih, reach NJ ait Ilyr Il trial rclc'
phone 6dl q IlMnltE n co..
Agents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
IT GtRpLEs THE GLOBE

The raI1c NJ Bucklcn's ArnIra salyr.
rs the best In the world extends round
the rur'h It's the one rcrfrct healer
NJ cuts Corns Burns Bruises. Sores.
Sralds Hols. Ulcers. Frlong. Aches.
Palms and all skin Erupuons only
Intnllbl" Pile our. -i. % box az lnrts
Drugstore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17

Speaker Henderson might have Ia.
troducci an innovation and had the
members shake dicc Tor the choice OF
seats -Washlngton Post.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
HIGH OLD TINE
AT PUSH CLUB
Annual Meeting Attracted a
Large Attendance OF Mem.
berS Last Night.
NEW OFFICERS SELECTED
Interesting Papers Were Read on
Various Subjects. After Which
the Members and Guests
Regaled Themselves.

President-C. W. Carnahan.
vice-President-R. N. CASTOR.
Secretary-H. S. Lyman.
Treasurer. y. Griffin.
Board OF Directors-August Hide
brand, Harrison L. Hamblet. C. C.
Fulton, o. I. Peterson and Harrison
Allen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
BoERs ARE SCATTERED.
Commanders Have Been Split Up by
the British OF Late.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1G.-The corre-
spondent Of the London Times and
New York Times at Pretoria says the
recent British successes occur oppor-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17

.Aam. ~ nulaud suiW, .uoam
JlOpm rIut' l0Dpm
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-17
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
PORTLAND

nam Portland pu un t,cp,t Illioam
], q 90 fuf AN ra aui WaJ Jtopm
lulufa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
gupn ]uu qrsdap au1g 1901

they any the better off for boiling, and
Is not the party in worse shape than
it otherwise would have been? Bolt
ing is bad habit both in horse or
man, and while it nearly always re-
suits in smash ups, it very rarely BEN
efits any one concerned
There will be no election for county
officers this year in Kansas. Heretofore
in the odd years a treasurer. clerk, reg
lister of deeds, Sheriff and surveyor have
been elected in each county. Under the
new law, which has been held valid by
the supreme court, these officers, elected
in 1899 will hold over until the general
election in 1902. Thus Kansas has out
stripped Iowa in securing biennial cleo
tions.
Hans Jensen, a Dane. recently APP
peared before the magistrate of the
district court held in Garnett, kas., tc
be naturalized. At the close of the usua
examination the Judge asked the appli'
cant: Hans, are you satisfied with the
general conditions in this country? Does
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16

tariff schedules along the lines of recent
development and present need is meet
ing With resistance. If this resistance
shall be successful the party will be ON
the defensive. II viii be exceedingly
difficult to convince the people of the
sreasonableness of the tariff situation
According to the KeolSuk Gate City ut
would be a mistake TO suppose that the
democratic party in Ohio has undergone
any moral regeneration. 1t has simply
t; ken on another coat OF paint.
The Dubuque Times urges that the
Influence of Iowa in congress should be
cast on the side of liberal policy in
dealing with Cuba. The beet sugar M
dusty has not developed in this state.
nor Is IFS developments necessary 70 The
siaiss prosperity Protection for It
Should not be insisted upon at the cost
OF tienying Cuba a market for one OF her
ptpoipal products.
The Valley Express notices that the
CEDAR Rapids Republican tells how
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16

replied, and native of Philadelphia to
boot. That makes me an American twice
over Well resumed Lord Roberts, if
all the Americans are as big and broad
shouldered as you, ii is no wonder that
they have carried away the worlds
trade"
Emperor Nicholas according to dis
patch from St Petersburg. has issued
ar order that S0S,5S5 men sh,ll be re-
eruited for thu southern army and navy
curing the present year. Must be get
ting ready to Suggest another peace con-
ference!
To show how annexation stimulates
colonial trade, tits stated that the sugar
product of the Hawaiian islands has in
sseased 1000 pr. cent since its free adj
mission to the United States
according 10 a Washington corre-
sMendent, Repte sentative Hepburn. Who
& IN Washington on business, says that
nator Allison MAS in dead earnest
when he started that presidential boom
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
RELlEF FOR pRouTH REGIONS.

Dry weather and hot winds have don
SO much damage in the southwester
states that the problem of seeoaptI1s
losses is one that the hopeful farmer
considers carefully al this time, WITH
view of aseertaining The present dam
age and what secondary crop may aai'z
tally replace those injured the - Louis
Giobe-Democrat secured reports from
its spondents in various states
These reports show that resources arc.
still left to the people who are entsipfis-
irg enough TO take the most cheerful
view of the situation and act upon Is \
summary viii give a FAIR isgafdins
Of conditions
The deficiency in Kansas WI Bt lnads
up by such crops az alsaifa ane hatlig
corn. The farmers are taking advantas
of the high price L hay afld an abun-
dance is on the mark a topeka sse-
rotary coburn, Of tn state board Of as-
lIeuiture calls attsnt7n TIE faes
that there are about io.aco.q09 bastlsls e
cid corn in the hands ii f$rtf
In Mississippi farmers are pfepaains
Is plant peas which ONE al1es gasing
the place Of corn than anystis!.g Il 2yiEg
on southern farms.
In Missouli farmers Mao are Affected
by the drought are placing yiltsiF Ply
hope j, late eoln. I'lie laes 81 rtsr i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
every kind of civilization that has ex

listed
In my View. the evils Of which there
is such loud complaint are due to ths
restrictions created and the special
privileges granted by law; and the true
remedy viii be found in removing the
restrictions and abolishing the special
privileges. giving TO all parties an equal
chance.
Everybody who has had an opportu-
rity to observe the formation of 4 syn
Gicate for the promotion of Il new en-
tcflrise knows Very We'll the great in
fuence which the consideration Of spe-
The amount Of capital invested. and how
much is needed for further inyes tntsnts
also the earning power both by Mha0
has been done in the past, and by what
may be reasonably expected But this
IS not enough. Unless You can SHOW
some special advantage that liz corpo-
ration which You seek to form viii have
over the organizations that may be
formed in the same Nay, YOU will find
Very great difficulty in making the COM
binaton. And on the other hand, the
mare certain and clear YOU can make Il
appear that there Viii be particular
herahts. the more easily and quickly
the .e0mhination viii be formed If W.
change The laws so that 1 viii be inn
pnss.hle for sollis nlsll 70 aeGline tress
Advantages oyer others we shall hay
removed all. on substantially all ef til'
eNils Of trusts thstl are now COM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
TOPICS OF The TINES

=
Minister conger sails from San Fran
cisco t, morrow f5r his post II CHINA
Financial trenhies taat originated y
Germany haze eNteneed e France ans
Fusla6d. and a fesiiitS e depression
eXisgs theFe.
y ne governor, o. -sspsa7ha' = li'ssass
ceis9Asiies 10y 'ils is9i'is ~ i'ai9st'ts : 4
BattseN me sietaultsisg state 'faas7
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
WHY COM BlNArloNs THRIVE.

Tom l, Johnson. mayor OF Glegsl.ill5'
o., presents MS vicws on the trust prob
lem in a clear concise ard intsrestli.s
manner in the July issue OF success. M
johnson does not favor the abolition 81
business consultations but advocates
reconstruction Of The laws governing
them. He says:
"competition is the natural order
among free men and immense benefits
to the whole community result there
from. Not the least of the benefits il
the fact that competition. under proper
conditions. results IN combinations OF
individuals and aggregations of their
capital and abilities. In this way enter
prises can be undertaken which. other
wise, would be impractca5e; waste is
prevented. functions are specialized, in
formation necessary for the highes'
business development is obtained. am
opportunities are furnished for the vari-
Gus kinds of natural ability
I'VE have no right to say that eithel
competition or combination and aggre
CATION should be considered inherently
evil, or that they necessarily produc,
evils. 60 long as we have had no expert
cree with social organization where /
IS possible to have competition and com
bination and aggregation free and un
restricted. Our laws now. by restric
tons and by direct grants give som
men advantages which others do no
enjoy, and this has always heretofor
been the case in every country, and i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
40 lLeL1xA.<
WANT CUBA ANNEXED.

In the Island Con-
Quoting Vigorous Campaign.
Washington. July l5.-Reports reach
ing Washington from Havana indicate
that the annexationists of Cuba have
Initiated an active campaign for imme-
date admission into the American
union. While the acceptance of the
Plat amendment brings joy and salts
faction to the conservative classes as II
will plac1scuba under the guardianship
of the United States. the economic prob
lem remains unsolved. Cuba Is bound tn
the United States by the stomach.
they claim, and could not live from day
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16


About all ~ tiieacampaign we shall
have in IONA this year VIII occur before
August Z The nominee of the republie- I
an convention 81 mat date virtually IS
elected When nominated. a few demo-
Gratis here and there intimate there WIN
be n bolt as the result of the fore-or-
CiS4ined nomination Of Cufnmins. that the
democrats VIII then proceed 70 nominate
some has been republican, and that the
old machine men. the extreme l,rchibl-
tionsts and the hard money democrats
ant; the Whole OF the army of barnacies
Will elect him. This pipe dream IS fully
as probable as the intimation in one of
3sths state organs that the Gummins men
i6wl bolt If they fail TO name the man
| This will be true when a case Is pointed
| out. where q majority bolts
! So absolutely sure are many republic
ians Of cummins nomination that they
are fixing up the other names for the
republican ticket Here's ballot that
! a large number of counties around here
would like 10 see printed: Gumnins.
! Bralt. Weaver and Brown. Nc" II
i the state Mas divided into other punched
up counties, the three latter names
would be changed but TO bunch vi,
/ lot Of counties. changing the head OF the
4 ticket, would give ns a shoe string DIS
4 triot 10 make Dave Henderson pale
] with envy. The head Of the above tick
et has counties on the %" reservation
1,lnmins has counties in Hartmann
pastures Cummina has even got up
northeast. where Trewln did live, and
down close to Cedar Rapids, where
Trewin does live. 1t has been com
mented on before IN thia column, and
z yat one is inclined to repeat, that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

LAS yet the crops in This vicinity have
rot been seriously damaged and will not
be unless the drought continues fully ten
days longer says the ot.umwa cou-
rier.
The Spirit Lake Beacon thinks 1.-The
coming session of congress- will be up
against large measure of responsible
ty to the party and the country" on the
tariff and trust questions. 1t says: "A
movement for the readjustment of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-16
Macoahess VII Picnic.

The Maccabees of Marshalltown. FL
dora, Ackley. Iowa Falls. and Hamp-
ton will picnic at beautiful Clear Lake
Thursday. July %. All kinds of
amusements. Special train via Iowa
Central railway Look out for bills
giving rates and time Of train.