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New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
'Including Q. 7e6 taken ex Ship.

OCEAN FREIGHTsIn the market for ootP bs{gsIq sI9s
being light in all trade Quotations TO Liverpool WI
Nd London Glasgow, ID: Bristol pad; belth ana
Newcastle ID. Huh and Antwerp 1id. Hamburg, %
pfennigs. Rotterdam, nc; cotton Liverpool per l 10
lOc; London 9d, Havre oats, CH AttI
British steamer. 1856 tons cotton. savannah 10 United
Kingdom Continent 30s port. Bis SD n two. Sepe
Der; British steamer l62 tons. coal Cardiff to ta!lIIN
British l9i4 tons. coal Virginia 70 Med
iterranean, about prompt; Norwegian steamer
745 tons, coal Baltimore to Cenuegos 81 SO Norwegian
steamer tons coal Norfolk 81 and port
charges; steamer. tons. lumber Brunswick to New
York, British bark, $4,000 petroleum.
Philadelphia Japan. 23' a242C, November Decenoer
Norwegian bark previously, 1000 hhls refined petroleum
hence 20 the Baltic 3e 3D. September; Norwegian bark
LOSE tons lumber Gulf BuenOs Ayres $l3 bark. 'oi
tons lumber Sl0 schooner. 663 TONS
lumber. Pensacola 70 New-York, 81; two schoonerS.
999 10i4 coal. Philadelphia Boston. zoe;
schooner. 10l7 Philadelphia Portland IQc
and schooner 200 coal. Philadelphia 70 Aims
Point Coo schooner 266 coal Philadelphia 70 Ban
81 schooner 23l coal. Philadelphia TO Boston
81; Norweeian steamer. 397 tons coal. Baltimore 10
Guantanamo 81 80.
TEA-The market for tea futures opened duh and
changed and ruled featuress Closing quotations follow
September 12g0GI3c; October. l. P0Ql3 1Oc November
13ql3 zoe December - og$3oc, January 13 l0gl3 3oc
February l3I0G foc March II 2oq 4Oc April 13 20
4l3.i0c. May. 1890 l2.5oc.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
BANKBOOKS IN VACANT LOT.
DEAD TOMBs sURGEON-PROCEEDS
OF A ROBBERY, POLICE THINK

Policeman Kosteger. of the West Sixty-eighth-st.
station found a package containing three ledgers,
two bankbooks Of the Union Bank and two cash
balance books yesterday in vacant lot at No. 4
West Sixty-second-st. The books tied up IN
legal red tape. and partly covered with earth.
All were inscribed with the Of DR.. James Z.
Ward, of No. llS Wall-st
The books taken to the station house, and
Detective Trainor went to the Wall-st- address to
look for the owner. He found that DR.. Ward had
been dead for about ten years, and that he was
for number of years the surgeon of the Tombs
Prison.
robbery, and that when they were found TO he
worthless were placed in the lot for concealment.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Aug. 31.-Cotton quiet: middling s%c; low
fllddnG sc; good ordinary 1516c; receipts. 33
stock. ~ 293 "
Galveston, Aug. 21.-Cotton frm; middling. 516c;
low mdding, 5-l6c; good ordinary 916c; receipts
A0i9 bales sales, 633 stock 80 1sO
Louisville Aug. 3l.-Cotton firm: middling, sac.
savannah Aug 31-Cotton quiet; mIddiing. s2sc; low
mldllng lsc good ordinary, Csc; receipts 142s bales
cosstwise 40. sales 10 stock 6.59S.
~, leans Aug 3l-Cotton quiet middling. s'sc
LOW rnlddlng 10 6c good ordinary. &c; receipts
36o bales gross. 2740; exports the Continent i3a
constwise ga; sales. 20. stock. a PA.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. e. p. m--Cottou--spot limited
man6 prices easier American uiddling fair 3 9 led,
good mddlIng. 5l61 middns sd low middilns.
- 32d; good ordinary. lI}2d. ordinary 932i. The
sales Of the day were 5000 bales Of whch 600 for
speculation and and Included 100 bales
Receipts 400 bales all American Futures opened quiet
but steady and closed quiet; American mdding, c.
september, I - B4d buyers. october. S3-Gfg
"a 6+l buyers. october and November 2S SD buyers
November and December. "a 6494 2564d buyers. De
remeer and January. 2i-64d buyers; January and
February 2f-64d buyers February and March. 246d
BUYERS. March and April, 4 % 64d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot Of Chambers St
as follows, and minutes earlier ". 2SI St:
900 a. m Daiy--SOld train for Buffalo. 3 n
BnghautOn. Waverly. Elmira and Bradford. Coaches
parlor and cafe dining Buffalo.
9.I5 a. m.-Daily. except Sundays. Binghamton.
OwegO. Waverly. Elnira and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Car Daily Port Jervis and Morticeo
Pullman Parlor Cars
M DaiIy.-ChiCag1 Iimted-Fast MafI-Soli4
train Chicago arriving go Arr Cleveland
m Seepers To Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
7.3O p. Daily-Buffalo ard Cleveland Express-Arr
TO5. Bradford 30 jamestown. 100 Youngstown
9T Cleveland T. m SIeepers Buffalo.
on CITY and Cleveland. Caf&
~ n m DaiIy-Solid train for Binghan1ton wavsrIy
Fnira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinnati
1JyIc1E2ETS LOCAL, TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il HCCONMODATIONS AT III 113. 26i. 500 ard 1159
Is-,,5v-ay 15T East 125th and ~273 I25th St
Cbaobers and West 2Sd ferries New York 33S and
sco TT11ton St aS Broadway. Brooklyn; 122 River St.
Hoboken ana Jersey City station. New York Trausfsr
Co calls for and checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA
=
DEsBRossEs AND CoRTI-ANDT STREETS
2Fhe leaving time from Desbrosses and
oortinndt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
co Sr a. M "a: Fast Ma-Lmited to two Buffet ParOr
q to 70 Chicago. No coaches to Pltssburg-
eS5 A. NJ PENNsYLvANI4 LIS1fTEb TIE Pullman.
Fo7 ssB cBs DaV csasd s0as T0sdo and c6nns
1.55 p. VI. CTIcAGo AND 50s1s sT LOUIS EXPRESS
cTole aoleeo Louisville (va Cincinnau). Indianapolis.
o.55 p " ST LOUIS EXPREss.-For Pttsburg In
5-Ss r VI WESTERN E1PREss@For Chicago. For
755 p W. PsITqSy IPRs aT Ptsburx and
PG.so RPnTsso. For Knoxville daily via shenandoah Valley
s.23 p "; CLEvEI-AND AND CINCINNATI E1I-
cnnsti and Louisvie9 isI~5s' Cleveland N1Sn''' wa
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Sn car S 6s CpSs aea @ Ca'ndf m & ssest &
4 SDss9GsTeT and C9rtlsndt streets s2el g. - Con
Car 55 DINING T5a9T csT @ ' e p H.- H i2o nls65
LIN an nF PaqaF Snd I' Dining & cars S IS
~ 42$ Dining Carr. 455 Dining carr. 9-25 12 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Ezpress. s25. AS p. m. 1e-1O
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Ezprsss s55 a. m. ana s25
sEAEoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-..'T Florida Met
rpl.'su I@tliteu LOO p daily Express 1S-lU
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
and New Orleans S.25 r. m. daily
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAII,WAY-SS5 m.
so D m daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-I55 a m.
week days and $50 p m. daily
- I--A. nc ClTN.-9.55 a. and 50 weekdays
sundays. 100 m. Through Vestibuled Trains BUFFET
faflor Cars and Standard weekdays Parlor
coaches Sundays.
1y--Af5 MAf-l2 50 p. m. weekdays
p2h'Ss on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
VS. werty- third Street Station, S55 a 121O.
a1I9 tsaturdays only). 225 255. q 40. ass. and
I'D ?. m SUNDAYS. 755. 925 a. m. 455 p. Grona
esorossss Ic and Cortlandt Streets. $50 600
10 Leo Saturdays only) 23u TO- $50. %. a10s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 (Desbrosses and Cortaudt Streets 62O). rs ZsS
80 SOD % (95S enna- Limitedl 1910 Oesbrosses
SSarl u9o a m II 30. 210 CDesbrosses CortIande
streets I'D 255, 3.25. 3.55 425. as Dining Carl.
so DINING Carr, 30 Dining Car) T55, SIS, S55,
% p m u 10 night Sundays $40 755 coachss.
so, SOD 925 BOO CLinntedl. $50 1O.55 Dining
a. In 100 l55 Dining Carr, 3 25. S55. 425 Dining
Sa2 SO Dining Ca-l, 555 Dining Carp. 755. SZ5s
800, 325 .. m II 10 night.
Ticket Offices 461 1886 1854 III and PSI Proa6av
FIIth Avenue below I'D ST.; House, Tese
IWehty-third Street Station. OF
presses and Cortlandt Streets; Court Street.
Street; 9o broadway and Pennsyv Annex Station.
IuohIyn station. Jersey City The Transfers
company will call for and check baggage from
ana residences through TO destination Telephone "91s
eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Ser
J. b HUTCHINSON p WOOD,
Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A M. and 35 P. N. Daily except Sundays to
Ptttsfeld and North Adams Saturdays only 2 IS
y. NJ Sundays only, at 20 A NJ.
Pullman all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket Offices 1I3 pol, 1915 Broadway
Union So W. 2T5 Columbus Ave. IS3 West 125th ST
125th ST. and I3SIh Stations, NeW-YorN:
Fulton ST. log Broadway. E D.. Brooklyn.
Service Baggage checked fr1m hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company
=. 5. BLODGETT GEORGE H DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
G'4.so t7.So tsoo. 300, .Iooo. s1190 A NJ. t1.oo
'1So t3O0. $40 too $500. t4SO. 800. 100 1880
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ss4SO tS.OO 1000. *IISO A. NJ. Hoo sl.S0 s3.4O
800. 200 P. NJ, .1215 mdt
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector
Through TO Point Pleasant, 600. 1000. A NJ
200 g. As. 80. $50 P NJ Through Ocean Grove. 500
p. NJ sundays. through to Point Pleasant. 1000 A NJ.
IOO, 400. 500 p. NJ.
Odices Liberty St. Ferry. South Ferry I1s 261 4S4
1900 1854 Bway. 1S2 Av 737 9th Av q Union So.
West East 125th St. 27S West l25th st. Colu
bus New York: Court 3i4, Fulton St,
BrOokyn; 9s Broadway Wlliianseurg New York Trans
fFrom Liberty ST.. only. 'Daiy. tDaiy. except sun
day Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
RALIlM0RE Q OHIO RAILROAD
WESI SHORE RAlL hOAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains Isava St Station. ew York
lows and IS min foot West 421 ST.. y. r.
a = INTERIM points TO Albany & MOht'L
% 40 A. Nd RIP Van Wrinkle Flyer CatskiIls.
41O 80 A. M-Sarat0gs and Buffalo Express
III 90 A. No Lake Mohonk. MinEewas5a ESxpress
II9-45 p M--(3l CaJskiu Mountain Express
M.-CSliCaC0 Express
2. M.-Co1t- Lin. for Detroit Chi. Tout.
o p M Ulster Express
+$:45 r Ne For Hudson River Points < A ibanv
s6.f5 p N-For RCch-. Buffalo, Cleve'd & Cbicaro
47.45 p M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit & ST ToIf.
p M-Fcr Syra, Roch-, Mag. Falls pet (s.t
sDaly. tDaiy. except Sunday, Leaves Brooklyn An
4 a 1918 \. NJ. at 110:f5 4. NJ Tiq-1os
NJ; 4 at t3O6 p NJ Leave Jersey city. P. r. r sfs
No a. A. NJ, at fl1;eO A. at t12:50 p n
a tS.95 NJ tables principal hotels -A7~ss
faraee checked hotel bv Xetrt. ~
p ) BLQDGDfT. Z. f. LAMBERT
Gen'l superintendent Gen'l Passr AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown ONCE. No. 1242 Broadway
I'd S1st-st until o'clock advertise
lnents following branch offices regular
office until O'Clock viz: 254 sth-ave..
cor 23d-st: 12thst: Macy's.
and 14th-st.; l42 Coumhus-aye near West G6tst lO6
52d-st 6th-ave 90 East 14th-st- 257 West
42d-s 7th and sth l59 East 47thst: 1883
ave. 76th and nth sts: 1026 3dave..
s9th-st- 1856 Tremont-ave.
sd-ave.. e54 Sdaye. 20 Beecksr-st.s
325 Eleecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received a their Uptown Office. No. 242 Broadway
I'd door north OF 3lstst until o'clock m:
received the following branch offices
office rates until O'Clock .. viz 254 Sth-ave
and l4thst: 1I2 Columbus West 6Gth-st- 1O6
West 42dst.. 9Th 50 East 14h-s1.:
42d St. between 9TH and sth 159 East 47th
Sdave.. between 18th and nth sts 1O26 Sd ave- near
1IOS ist-ave, S9th-st. 756 TremOnt-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
Ocean 6re eamrrs.

MORTM GERMAN llOWDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERBoURG-soUTHAMPT
haiserin NJ TIL Sept 10 kTonprinz VIM Oct Noon
Lain, lain, Sept I! kaiserin NJ. Tn. oct. 8
Sailing at A NJ Pier 81 North River
sTo Southampton-Bre only.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON-CPARIS)-BREMEN.
E3aroarossa Sept 12I CIR.
f. koeaigi1 @ Luise Sept 10 Bar6arossa- Oct II Noon
Sailing 10 A. NJ. Pier foot OF Sd ST., Hoboken.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Hohenzollern. Sept T. Noon oct S IL AM
Werra Sept. H. 10 AM Hohenzollern- Il PM
ALer' Sept p II AM Lain Oct. 1s IL AM
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 5 BROADWAY
Louis II. Meyer 45 South Third St, Phia.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
connecting with al railroad and steamship TO all
Summer resorts. Steamships Rorao Hall and North
star leave Ejer So East Pve-. foot Pike St every
iNes1ay. thursday and saturday at P. NJ. Steamers
H'ed vita every modern improvement for the ana
convenience of passengers Ticket Offices 900 Broadway
cor Ieade g Te,. 3I79 Franklin Thos Cock & Sons
lls5 BIoaaway: GeneraI oflca East Rivsr
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
EAST ITALIAN LINE.

Ia VELOCE."
Navigazione Italiana a Vapo-e Naples Genoa
REGULAR L. S. MAIL SERVICE EVERY WEEK
Nord America Sept. 10 CItta dt Torno .. oct.
Large cabins Dining saloon on promenade deck
BOLOGNESI. HARTFIEL.D & co. 20 Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
OLD DOEllM0OR l0ME

WSD UWNUUUUWEI NUNG
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pfuners
P9int and Newport News Va connecting Petersburg
richmond Virginia Beach. Washington D. G. entire
South and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 26.
" H. loot OF Beach St. week day a 3 2. NJ.
H. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

the Mediterranean and the Orient, e up.
4 days First Class including shore excursions guides.
hotels the cheapest and
trip offered IS IN Egypt Palestine largest
ship afoat. F. c. CLARK. Ill Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
LINE

EIOLLAND-AME ERICA LINE
-, New -Y.rk-Rot,erdam Boulogne-sur-Asr
AMSI E.ttpAN Saturday, Sept. 7, 10 A. NJ
urday sept IA 10 A. nj STATENDAAI
1rS.t SN. ., : IN lLo'S TONS sat POTSDAM
Apply 10 Gen'I Passenger Agency 80 B'way. N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW EENSTOWN-LIvERPOOIA
Ciermanic Sept noon Oceanic Sept. 1s A
Ma tesc- Sept H. noon Teutonc. Sept 25 noon
Celtic. SEPT T. A VI Cymrc- Oct l. A. VI
For passage, tr-cht and general information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier 4s North River. Office Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

For Ia Guayra, Puerto CabeIo. Curacao and Mara
catbo. via Curacao-CallinS also Juan p. r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
S. 8. Saturday Sent 7 Noon
= y MAEACAiBt1- Saturday.
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas
BOULTON. BLISS & DALIETT
General Managers. 1876 Front-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

A CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Serva- Sept 3. A NJ Iucania. A. NJ.
Campanta Sept /. Etruria. Sept Is ?. NJ
Umbria.- sept. IA, A NJ Servd. Oct J. A. NJ
VERNON Fl. BROWN & CO. Gen. Agents,
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31
OTHER MARINE NEWS.

Tha British steamship Crusader, Cap
tain Mlburn. arrived yesterday from
Vancouver and Victoria. She proceed
"a up the river for a load Of grain.
Captain Eric Johnson who brought
In the Du Guesclin yes,erdly. was
thoroughly soaked with water while
standing on the poop deck. Tha weath-
er was heavy and seas repeatedly came
over the vessel.
The steamer Sue II Gilmore has been
on the beach at Klnney's cannery re-
ceiving new and improved wheel.
Repairs were completed yesterday.
The steamer Fulton arrived down the
river yesterday ard is ready to proceed
20 san Francisco.
The steamship Columbia departed
yesterday for san Francisco.
The tug Tatoosh arrived yesterday
afternoon from Seattle She will here
ar.er be a permanent fixture here, TAX
ing the place of the bar Tug Escort.
The Tatoosh is powerful tug and will
doubtless render excellent service.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31
sHIELDs-sAYRE NUPTrALs.
Popular Young Asiorians Married Yes
teriay at Presbyterian Church.

The marriage Of Mr. Frank Duncan
Shields and Miss Harriet Merwin SayTe
took place yesterday afternoon 81 .
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. The church had been decorated
in an artistic manner by the brides
friends With palms. ferns and cut flow
ers. While the wedding guests were ar
riving. Miss Flavel rendered Mendei-
sohn's Spring Song and the
Love Song" by Abb. and Miss Kate
Flavel sang "Can Ne Thine Own" in a
charming manner. A pretty feature
was when the young ladies' Of the
Thursiay Afternoon Club. Of which the
bride is a member. fled in and took
seats In the front row
At 3 o'clock. 10 the strains Of Lohen-
gr.n's Wedding March, the bridal party
entered and proceeded down the aisle
20 the altar. Mr.. ]. r A. Bennett and
Mr. II. T. Findlay, he ushers. lead
ing. followed by Mss Grace Amos and
Miss Cole. the maids. Immediately fol-
lowing was the maid u honor Miss
Amos, walking alone, and lastly the
bride. also walking alone At the al
tar they were met by The groom and
his bes- man. Mr. w NJ. Malburn. The
beautiful wedding service was read in
an impressive manner by the pastor,
Mr. Narcotic.
The bride was becomingiy rowned IN
white organdie, simply made, and car
ried a large bOQust Of chrysanthemums.
Her veil was held in place by a spray
n orlnge blossoms The maids and
maid os honor were also attired In
white organdie, simply made. and car
r!cd a large boquet Of chrysan;hemums.
It the conclusion Of the ceremony,
reception was held at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Narcotic. where
,he happy couple received congratula-
tiors in bow-window banked with
yellow chrysanthemums, In an up
stairs apartment the magnificent array
Of gifts at.ested to the esteem in which
tre bride and groom are held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields left on the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

NJ. ]. Davis, of Portland, was in the
city yesterday.
Robert A, Brodle of Portland. spent
yesterday in the city.
]. NJ Craig, a Portland railroad man,
was in the city yesterday.
Newton Philips and F. ]. Heyer san
Franciscans, are in the city.
{. A Graft was among the Portland
visitors in the city yesterday.
Robert Gibson returned yesterday
from an extended Eastern trip.
A. p. Bradbury. a well-known Port
land travelling man, is in the city.
Miss Ivy Barker queen of the eighth
annual regatta, was in the city yester-
day to attend the Shields-Sayre we'd
ding.
Joseph T. Hatton, one OF the hatchery
superlntendents, arrived in the city yes
terday. He will proceed to Tillamook
10 assists Deputy Warden Bultman.
C. l.. Mix. in advance of Hi Henry's
interesting combination, Is in the city,
preparing for the appearance Of the ia
nous troupe in this city. Mr.. Mix says
the troupe has been meeting with un-
looked-for success.
Robert Tyler, formerly of the Asto-
ran and the Oregonian, is now assist
ant managing editor of the Tacoma
Ledger. Sunday Editor Parker. Of the
Oregonlan, has assumed managing con-
troll Of the Ledger.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31
Du GuEscLrN Is A FLYER
French Bounty-Earner Makfz a Smart
Passage From Hayrs.

AnTher French b1unty-e1rner reach
"a port yesterday afternoon from Hayre.
She Is the bark Du Guesclin and. like
! nearly an N the French ships. Il a
flyer. She arrived on the river yea
ierisy. picked up Pilot Eric Johnson
and proceeded In a; once. Another
Frcnchman. the Lamoriclere. was not
20 fortunate. She was compelled 10
stand IN On Monday. when the storm
came up. and iid moi get back TO the
lghtship yesterday.
The Du Guesclln arrived with her
foretDp- gallant mast broken cff short
AZ ihe cap Five days ago. Captain
DusluSsois reports. the vessel got into
dead calm. A heavy swell was run
ming a, the time and the bark rolled
out the mast, The accident Ga not
result In any other damage. The rev
O, the French bark Is made up OF In
experienced young men. and Captain
Dusaussos' scratched hands plainly
showed tina. he hal assisted In clearing
away the wreckage
The bark made a fine passage Of III
days. When she came up yesterday
she got In almost 70 the breakers. When
the break was sighted the vessel was
Pu, about and she stood on shore as
though she was running before the
wind Her captain states that on his
trip over he repeatedly made more than
Il miles an hour. and his log shows
, many 2I-hour runs Of 800 miles. or
steamship time. The captain likewise
states that his ship has never been
passed by anv sailing vessel She was
here on two previous occasions. the
las, time In command Of Captain Re
jole. now ut the 81. Donar!en. which
salled a few days ago.
while the proposed ship subsidy for
American vessels offers many cbjec-
tons. Il is certainly working wonders
/ In France, and the merchant marine Of
Rte European republic IS rapidly COM
ing up 70 that 1f the Germans. Up to
the present season few French ships
wer. to be seen on this coast. but now
the French nag is q common sight float
irg from the masthead OF grain-car-
rlcrs The firm that owns the Du Cues
cln is. according TO Captain Duslussois.
luilding eight new vessels al Nantes,
and similar progress in shipbuildlng is
being made elsewhere. soon the French,
II the present rate IL maintained. viii
lead the Germans and crowd the Eng
llsh. on his return home Captain
. nusaussols will take command of one
~ the new vessels now builiing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

This is to certify that the stories cir
cula.cd by Mr.. Theodore SIVerson and
Mr. Andrew Rassmuson since they
returned from Alaska, regarding the
Fish Lighters belonging to the Alaska
Flshermcns Packing Company, that
they were placed in improper places
and to the lc:riment of the Fishermen;
as this concerns MIR. =. Selens in ca
pacIty of Beach Boss and makes a
showing that he was unfit for his posi-
lion; we, the undersigned fishermen
hereby wish to state that such report
Is false and without foundation.
(Sigued) Chas. Henderson, Jonas
I.asslla, Matu Puikka, Elias Peespanen,
Erik Thompson, p, Petersen, Jacob
Mynttl, viRtar Hlenanen, X. Thornlk
and Fred Larson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31

we're down on the program for num-
bcrs. were unayoidabiy absent Al
pressn, were agre9ably surprised by a
Chinese band, In costume. with full
c1mtismen, Of naive musical instru-
ments. rhe members. In every day
ufe. are h1Wn an Andrew Dalgity.
W u. Young. Herman Bellmsr nnl W.
Bignsr The musical numbers on the
program wsre especially excellent
Aft"r the program had been finish
81, dancing WIS lndulg In until aft
or midnight a large number Of IN
yitrd guests we're present. and the For
es'ers maintained their reputation az
the most popIlir organization IN As
t0ria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31

Serious dlsHensions have occurred IN
the order Of Washington. and Seattle
members have taken steps 10 Impeach
somc of the head officers II II o..
legri that the order has been improp.
rrly conducted and that The funds have
been mlsappropriated The officers re.
side IN Portland
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-31
Portland express last night for .
months trip TO Puget sound and Cali
| fCrnia.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
holding Clatsop county warrants. en-
dorsed prior 10 March 18th. 1900 to IRE
sent the same to the county treasurer
al his office. 1854 Tenth street. for pay
ment. Interest ceases after this date
(signed) II. c. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer.
Dated at Astoria. oregon. this ?5th day
Of October. 1901.