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A Chestnut Tale.

'Lucien Hall Is charged with larceny" said the judge. Not out of curiosity, but in the interest of justice, I would like to know what Lucien took"
 Here d brunette Greek, who ran fruit stand in the sunny cline of Second ave- nue, arose and said that Lucien stole a chestnut.
 This sounds like the opening of chestnut burr" said the judge. Pray proceed"
 ''He took chestnut, your Honor," con- tinued the Greek, "against the peace and dignity of the State of Alabama, which conduct, am informed, is known as lar ceny. He wouldn't pay for 1t, although he said he had all sorts of money except my sort.'
 You mean he had no Greek coins with him?' asked the judge.
 Exactly, judge!'' spoke up another witness who was the Creeks son. He had no coins for the Greeks, or gifts ei- ther. He had plenty of phrases, however which he coined right along. Many of them were Greek to me. He was also drunk"
 How do you know he was drunk?"
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The Tale of An Umbrella.

"can the next case,' said the judge.
 "sam Copeland, embezzlement of an umbrella from one Jasper Jenkins'' saio the clerk. . Hold up your right hands, witnesses snid the judge, "and be sworn
 'I don't want to be sworn" said the prosecutor "It puts me all Of trehor to testify under oath
 .Wel. that's the only thing you can testify under" said the judge. You say yourself your umbrella has been stolen
 "That's so,' said the prosecutor with a resigned air.
 The first witness took the stand facing northeast by east. These points of the compass are mentioned because there "''s no other point to the compass Of ms 'es- timony. The prosecutor then told how he had
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Ruth Daily, MT. Rose and Occie also ran.
At San Francisco.

San Francisco February 15.-only one favorite won at Tan Foran today. Sol at 20 to 1 won the 2-year-old event from J. " Kirby, who got away poorly. Ar tilla. favorite in the fifth race, made a most indifferent showing. Burns pulled her up in the stretch. Summary:
 First Race-Six and one-half furlongs; selling: Olinthus 107 (J. Woods), to l. won; Racetto 104 (O'Connor), Il to 5, sec ond; Greatland no (Bassinger), 12 to 1, third. Time 1:22 Vain. Formatus, Sal vado. Catastrophe, Royal Pride and Beautiful Bill also ran.
 Second Race-Three furlongs; selling: Sol 105 (Enos), to 1, won; J. " Kirky 1O9 (See) 31h to 1, second; Snooze 100 (Bucbanan), Il to 5, third Time: O:36A. Ogle. Constable. Lincoln Green, Earl w.. and Resin also ran.
 Third Race = Five and one-half fur longs: Dangerfield 112 CBurns), to TO-, won; Nellie Forest 1O7 (Enos), 15 to |, second Cougar 112 CHenry), 15 to l, third. Time: 1:O7&. Rio Deller Courier, Fondo and Piratta also ran.
 Fourth Race = Six furlongs; selling: Matt Hogan 106 (See), 30 to l, won; Alas 1O4 (Murphy), to l, second; Ulloa 107 (Enos) b to 1, third. Time: 1:14 Alumni mum, Burdock, Santa Luca, Wallenstein and Novia also ran.
 Fifth Race One mile; selling: Free Lance 119 (O'Connor), to 1, won; Joseph inc B. IF CIenry), 16 to 5, second; Walk enshaw 119 (Boozeman), 30 to l, third Time 1:4S%. Prestome and Artilla also ran.
 Sixth Race-Sx furlongs; selling: Phoe- nissia -06 QIenry), to 2, won; Parmeni- on 106 (Burns), to 1, second; Lizella 107 (O'Connor), to 1, third. Time: 1:14h. Sweet Voice. Morelia, Whaleback and Talma also ran.
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SOUTHERN AND
 THE SEABOARD It is Claimed That the Southern Has No Desire to Pur-
 chase Its Rival

New York February 15.-The Commer- cial Advertiser has the following:
 Rumors that the recent heavy buying of Seaboard Air Line shares in the market was in the interest of the Southern Rail- way Company are denied by persons identified with the last named company. It is asserted that the management of the Southern has no desire to possess t' Seaboard, and if even such a desire isted the laws of the different Southel States in which both systems operate would prevent any combination or mer- ger of the two
 According to certain state statutes in the South one railroad company cannot become even indirectly interested in the control of a parallel and competing line.
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sault and battery on wife, any damage done? No particular damage. s5 and costs. Anybody else want to plead guil- ty? Last call-are you all done?'
 Machinery running slowly this morn- ing" said an old officer during seconds lull.
 Sarah Lanier, assault, and battery on Cornelia Theis hit her on the head with a rock; Cornelia had a razor; $10."
 "Nigger," called out Cornelia to one in the audience. as she was being led away by an officer, "come round here and pay my fine.''
 Nigger came and the city was s10 the richer.
 George Bain, are you guilty or not guilty?" asked the judge.
 Not guilty" said George, with de- cided accent on the mot"
 The prosecutor, whose name was Shop Lee, took the stand, and said he gave the
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bow. Tn the sweet by and by he might attain these accomplishments. That he went to the Greek to.buy pint or ches'- nuts. and gave him a dollar to change Supposed the sight of so much money must have turned his head; at any rate' if changed his mind, and he wouldn't sell them.'
 "Dat tale vas a chestnut!' exclaimed the Greek. "He bought von pint or whaS- ky"
 CT rather think that something went to the defendant's head" said the judge Il aon,+ know whether 1t was whisky or chestnuts, but he seems to nave oeeli !" little nutty. I am not quite sure that he is guilty, and when In doubt play trumps-I mean I will turn him loose'
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4~ Gvfe's 2vte\e SragedAes .s*

asked defendants attorney
 "Ain't I see him? Ain't blind?" re- piled the Greek
 A witness for defendant said defendant had tried to buy a nickels worth of chestnuts, and offered the Greek a dollar to be changed. That the Greek slapped 1t out of his hands, and said: What do you mean. you mean thing?"
 Another witness said he saw the Greek slap him down because he wouldn't set 'em up.
 The defendant said he never cursed and he never drank, because he didn't know
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EouQht a Draw.

Omaha, Neb., February 15.-Oscar Gard ner and Haich Smith, a local colored lightweight, fought twenty fast rounds at Tilden, Nebraska, early this morning. Gardner was the aggressor throughout. By agreement the contest was declared q draw.
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defendant a dollar to go and buy some coal, as he needed fire. but the defend- ant who also needed fire, spent the money for whisky and had the coal sent c. o. D.
 T see," said the judge, with a glance at Lee, "that Shop goes shopping on the c. o. D. It's very bad custom, it seems to me, and to change his habits I'll fine him a ""
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Calling the Docket.

Judge Feagin's court opened with a crowd of human grist waiting to pass through the mill of justice. Steam had just been turned on and the machinery started when a colored woman pushed her way to the front and asked the judge if he knew where the Mayor was.
 "Go ask somebody else." said the judge. Don't you see this is my busy day? Con- tinue the guilty docket, MT. Clerk"
 The clerk continued the call, which. with sentences pronounced sounded as follows:
 U. c. Butler, disorderly conduct, $5; H. C. Smith, number 1905, petty larceny, M; Bill Jones, three shirts and eleven keys, s25 and 30 days Samuel Wilson. as-
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Gilbert Won the Handicap.

Indianapolis, Ind, February 15.-Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake, Iowa, won the Grand Central handicap at live pigeons here today.
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SPECIAL RATES VIA SOUTHERN
 RAILWAY.

The Southern Railway now has on sale winter tourist rate tickets to all prom inent resorts for the winter season. Ele- gant train service on quick and conven- tent schedules.
 Remember the Souther Railway now operates through sleeper Birmingham to Richmond, Va, leaving Birmingham train No. 36, 4:10 p. m.; no change now.
 Apply to union depot ticket office, or Southern Railway passenger office, No. 2O19 First avenue for full particulars.
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There Is apparently a disposition on the part of both the Southern and the Sea- board people to maintain friendly rela- tions in order that no revenues may be wasted through rate wars.
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ANNOUNCEM VENTS,

I hereby announce by candidacy as 6 delegate from the State at large, to the Constitutional Convention, subject to the action of the State Democratic Conven- tion. FRANK s. .SWHITE.
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25c Handgerchiefs l7C

An entire line of embroidered, hemstitched and scalloped Hand kerchiefs that have been selling right along at 25c; there's a large variety of patterns-the price is now r
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-16
MONtYPACKAGt STOLEN
$1,000 CONSIGNED TO THE SUP
TREASURY.
Secret Service OfntialS Believe II
Was Stolen After Reaching
Its Destination,

NEW YORK, Ocl lS-w, n, Rycu.
dell. collector " customs at Buffalo,
has b,cn In this city rccenuy IN ooa-
sul;ltan wl,h ,Nc >uN-;vasuyy o,,I1 as
and secrr. ssrv,c, officers over ,at ,AeG
8. $jNo from an cNp,css p2ckag, CON.
,amnr $,rN, consigned from buffalo
Ga .he suA-vcasur president
rac original p1'N1ge VAS dUtd with
S,op In bills % tho same dsoomna-
ton as wevs On lt when g, Dstt buffalo
Csrau piph,'cs had been made IN the
covering a; BuVuo and Whcu ne pack
Age was again hllei these pin holes,
which had penetrated TWO portions u
the covering. were found @ d. rNac,-
H. The package was carefully traced
and /; was hoWn that Ii sai Tot been
,amperei with from the time q, was re-
ce.p,ed yor by the expires company un>
tl Il was delivered at the suo.,rcasuvy.
Il was also proved tha, 8, had been
rcceip,ed for In g1od order at the sub
treasury and tina; ;he seals were un-
broken.
After the expert examination the Sc
ere: service men are Inclined 20 think
the package was tampered with after
it reached the sub.,reasurv and had
been receip,ed toy.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

United states Land Omcc,
Oregon cry. or, Aus g. 1901
No,lce Is hereby given that in som.
plapcc with the provisions " ,hc act
~ Congress ~ June 8 iNtN, cnltlel An
sct t1r The sale " climber lands ga he
States ~ California. oregon Nevada
and Washington Territory" a. extent.
sd q all the Public Land states by All,
" Angus, l. 1892 Mrs Laura ) Nc
Corm!ck. ~ Wise. 4. q. county Vt,
Clatsop. STATE W Oregon. has ,h,s day
hlcd In ,hls 0tlicr her sworn statement
Nc bSOl. for the purchase " ,As : r.
"A " 81 ION No =. In township No &
n. range No West ard will ollcr
prnot 20 ah1w that ,hr land s1ugh; l,
more valuable tor climber or stone .haR
for agricultural purp,Ss and 60 cstab-
l.sh her claim 90 said Land before the
REGISTER ana Receiver ~ ,hls office a,
oregon Cigv oregon. oH Thursday, ,he
sls. day " November, 1901
She names a. witnesses
George Mcfarland. or uIncy. Claisap
county. Orr'E1n. Gus, Ado,pa, ~ Olncy.
Clas1p county ofrgon. OTTO Jnhauson
" WIS.,. Cla,a'9 county oregon WI
Ham A Johnson. ~ Wise. C,a,sop
county. oregon
Any ami lll persons claiming adverse.
ly ,he R1oyr.lrArlhed Rals are re-
qurs;'d o NJ hcir claims 10 'h.s ofi -
on nr before sad sls. day ~ November
1891,
CHAS. II. MooRES
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United states Land onl,e.

orcgon Ci,y. or, AUS 80. 1901,
Notice IA hereby given that IN conn
nlIancc with proVlAIons ~ tho act W
topgtNss W June y, 1878, entitled AN
act tor the Salc ot timber lands IN tho
States ot California, oregon Nevada
and Washington Territory az extended
80 all the Public Land StAies by tct ot
August T. lSgs. Ford Nj Cara,nrrp, ot
Eclso. County or CoWllp. state "
Washington, has this day hlel In this
ctllce his sworn s,at'uvNl No AAN. Tor
sac purchase ot the \, w. y W, "a,
See 3h and r.. y \ r.. a. W section
No s6 In township NJ. T. ~ range
NJ : Wys,. and Nh rrlty proof 80
show tha, ,hr land slugh, {. more Na'u.
0hlr for is timber W suNc than Tor
Agricultural purposes ana tA establish
u.s yaIm "a sa.i IA "a before Nt Nvsis
Ter ami Receiver ~ this olilec A, ore
son cay urrctn, oN rAurlty ne IAN
dlv NJ November ipol
lic uGWcs a. Witnesses.
john u Whcgtv og Elsie rhHap
county. nrfErn. aarm1u q. Mtkcnu'N
rf k"lsN tnvu,r county. Washington
! Hs'.r 81 H'bH ag krlth. CoWll,s tAuu.
49, Washington, Joan & Rohb or hul'
so CNV,Is r'u ty, W shnEtap.
ANY and ll' . yeous claiming adverse
~ ihH 1b'Nrsics.r.bnd lands ate re-
uu'sfrl ,a u.a .Ar.r claims In hts ofilcc
ou or he'or, sall AN day u November
1891
CllAS. n MoORES
Register
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ATHLETIC CLUBS MEET
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNIONS
METHODS OPPOSED.
Dissenting Faction Assert Ii Is Not
Getting Proper Consideration
Other Sporting News.

NEW YORK. oct. l5.--A .onfersnce
n delegates of ,thletlc clubs opposed
10 the Amateur Athletic Union and its
methods Of conducting amateur athlet-
les has Just been held here. II IS as
serted BY many active athletic clubs
that they are not getting proper con-
s!dsrati1n. Tha dissenting faction as-
serts that there are members on the
governing boards q he \. \. L. select
ei from small clubs who take no active
part in athletics.
Il was decided 70 ask :ha board Of
managers 70 casage a number OF rules.
AMI there WIS som talk ~ f1rm'ng an
opposition organization. It was said
that there were plenty II clubs ready
20 60 into a new orgaaizi.!on enI .hat
The Pi.tsburg district would furnish
dozen clubs for this purpose. l. was
decided to ask President Sullivan to call
a meeting u the board of managers u
the Metropolitan Association by No
y=mber !, 50 tha; .hese matters could
be laid before Il prior to the aLnual
meeting. November IS.
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NorLcE ron runLlcArloN

United states LtnI u,fcr
Oregon CITY. or. AUG .t 1907.
Not.rt 's hereby given TIA. .u c9m-
p1ancr WIKI ih- provisions o., ;Hr ar,
" tongrrss ~ Jun. 3. 1888. cn'lti. An
Rr, t,r .hr sale ~ umh,r lands ia ,he
States 1t tu,itIra.A. oregon Nevada
AMI Washington Territory" as extend.
ed 90 all The Public Llui States by ac,
0t Angus, T. 1892 william a Jobns.n.
~ VS. T. -. County ~ tB.eup.
S,A.c ~ OrrHon has his day Med n
,E,s office his sworn statement 40 5503.
glr the purchase " ne : " 4, ~ se..
hon No 8 ln township 10 y. range
No $ wcs, add viii urrrr proof 'n show
;hat the land s1ugh, j. more valuable
fnr l,s timber ~ stone 'han or nEr.tul-
,uril purposes. aal ,o establish h.s
claim % said hnl bry ~ the Register
ana u 'csiyr u thl. office a. oregon
C,iy. Oregon on rbursiay ne 2ls' day
" November 1901
lie names as Wltnrasts
George VI FHrlAnI. ~ pury Nat-
500 county oregon. August D1lph. us
O.noy 'hrHp county. oregon. OTTO
J1hlnson, e Wise. CuiHop county ore
g1n M-s Laura s Mccormick. 1r WISE
''a.Rup county Ores9u
Any ln ll persons Ginning adverse
Is the Bh.ya.t"ss srlbri lands ar. re-
uura'rI P, n.r 'hrIr claims In fhls once
.n H- b.t'r. all -lyi day " November
1901
oliAs nMoOREs.
Register.
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SCENE Al AMEERS FUNERAL
Ceremonies Attending the Successor "
the Dead Ruler.

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE Slmla cor
respondent o. the Times says a repor;
from the British Political officer a; the
KAyber Pass shows that everything Is
perfectly Quls; on the fron;ier ard tra-
ders are passing through.
The scene at the funeral Of the late
Ameer At Kabul is described rs a dra-
matte one. The Chief Kaii addressing
the people at durbar, declared tina,
Abdul R1hmaa >ould rot De buried
until the new Ameer had assumed pow
er. Then he wound the urban round
Habib Ullah's head. and salu,ed him as
Ameer. Hab.b Ullah addressed the null
;itude, proclamlag his intention ot
maintaining his fathers kingdom TN
lessenei and unincreIsel. and Of con-
;inunig in alliance ami friendly rela-
tons with the British government;
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ARRAIGNED ON
TWO INDICTMENTS
Special Labor Organizer Arrested
at HOrneIlsviIle.
NClTED WORRIES TO STRIKE
0ae Indictment Charges Him With Being
Public Nuisance laSlesS Acts hy
Union and Non.Cnien Nea
10 Florida.

JAMESTOWN. y. Y, Oct l5-GcG
NJ Guntner a special organizer " the
woodworkers Union from Boston, ar
rested in Hornensyile and brought 20
jamestown, was finally taken to May
Vile, where he has been arraigned On
two indictments.
one charges him with being pub
lie nuisance, being based upon attempts
Of Organizer Guntner to bring on a
strike " the wooiworkers in James
town during the latter par, Of the sum
mer. The other indictment accuses him
OF uttsring false rumors abou; a strike
with the object Of depreclating the
value OF bonds and stocks Of the James
town manufactures and running their
business.
When arraignel, Gunner pleaded
not guilty and was admitted 70 hail in
the sum Of $500 1t IS expected hat
there viii be a speedy trial which PROM
ises TO be one OF the mos, interesting
and important ever heard In Chsutau-
qua county.
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THE FLORIDA LABOR TROUBLE,

Rather Unsatisfactory Repor: Made sv
United states District Attorney.
TAMPA. Fla. oct ls.-United States
District Attorney J. y. Stripping, who
has been here several days invest.gat-
ing the labor troubles, anl especially the
recent deportation Of Resistene!a strike
leaders. and with a view Of adjusting
differences. has made his report 70 the
attorney general at Washington. He
describes In detaTl the trouble between
the striking cigar makers and the man
ufacsurers and declares the gravity Of
the situation can scarcely be overstai-
ed" He found that lawless acts had
been committed by both union men and
their opponents. but ne was unable 20
obtain any evidence 10 identify the IN
dividuals who committed these acts Of
lawlessness. He says:
Il conferred freely with members Of
the board Of trade, with representative
citizens and with the executive commit
tee OF the Resis,encla union. which is
conducting the strike. but was unable
to obtain evidence Of violation Of the
laws OF the United States"
The district attorney then deals with
the differences between the employers
and the men. He has been striving
to obtain concessions on each side tia,
will lead 10 an adjustment and is hone
full OF success.
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THIS LADY HAS JEWELS,

Interesting Fac; Has Been Positively
Determined by the Police
NEW YORK. oc., l5,--Jewsls valued
A; 5000. the property os Mrs. Graems
Harrison. % London. IN .ss,ng for Ave
hours. have been returned 20 their
owner.
Mrs. Harrison. who was Miss Alice
Ogs:ou. well known society woman of
Baltimore, had speu, the summer with
her daughters at Newport. \ few days
ago she arrived a; Rye Lake, Wcs %
chester. ,1r a sa5-; visit: More recent
" she accep.el an invitation 90 spend
the night with friends In this cl.y. A.
the conclusion ol he, v!s., a casket
containing a damlni brooch and sew
eral sapplres was missing. The po-
lice were notified and the gems were
found In a close, The police refused
absolutely TO discuss the matter.
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CROWNED HEADS To MEET.
Victor Emanuel ana Csar to Confer
over Balkan situation

NEW YORK. Ort Is The ROME
correspondent " the Times says 'ha,
King Victor Emanuel VIII not meet the
catr a, s. rc,rrsbuyg, but at some
other city, whore Emperor Francis
Joseph VII, also bv prv.cn,
/, is believed ,htt hc hDcg object
ot 'he mr,,ug ts to ,NJmln, ,hc Vm.
aloo n the HlkAns with q view g.
on,1Soa.sm groN.as between laN and
Aus,rA-lluugty ana ,hc anNc,y %.
Russia ,o avoid ,.mp'Iot,ou.
rAt l3.c .'r Vie #.r.u us has mo-, y.,
been determined To kIns V.N be ac.
,'mpSoO,I by ghr p~n,gr ami torr,ya
minister
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OTHER SPORTING NEWS.

Five Crack BHl.arlIsts 70 Compete In
New York Tournament.
NEW YORK, oct. l5.-An Internal
tlonal billiard match f. scheduled to
take place in this city in the later Fart
Of November The players are 90 be-
Jacob Schasfer, Georg- Sl5ss0n. George
sutton, VI. Barutel and Albert Four
nell This information has jus, been
given out By the brother of George
Sutton. who says thai the la..er VIII
arrive here soon from Chicago. Bar
ut=l and Fourneil are Franchman.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N1'ice Is hereby given that the un-
dsrsigned has been appointed admins
TRAITOR Of the estate " Oscar william
Stearns. deceased. All persons having
claims against said es.ate are hereby
notified to present them with the proper
vouchers. duly verified, within six
months from the date Of this notice,
to the undersigned at the office Of Frank
Spittle. attorney at law, 3j9 Commercial
street, Astoria, Oregon
CHARLES STENBERG,
Administrator " the estate Of oscar
William Stearns, deceased.
Dated, Astoria, Ore, Sept 49, 1901.
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BANK RoRRER CAPTURED.

FANTOUL H.. Oc:. Isl, Is report
Cd here that one ~ the four Potomac
kanb robbers has been captured near
R5ssvllle after desperate struggle. u
requiring SIX men 20 oyerpower him
The other three bandits are Still a,
.arge but are being pursued. It was
learned that Preslien Messenger had
the nigh. previous 20 the robbery TAX
sn 5000 from the bank safe ana deposit
ed Il IN another place Ia the village,
which accounts ,or the small haul made
by the burglars.
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nan FINGER AMrUTArEp.

NEW YORK. Oct IA dispatch
from Paris 90 ;hc Times Says % has
been found necessary to ampuN,, on
" she fingers W py ta'mtGc. director
~ ;hc pas,rur Institute, ~ account u
a bit, from a cobra from wh,,h Ne was
extracting the venom. lg IS presumed
;ha: the serum Invented ay nr cam
lctte ay;er hl, studies .n Cn,hn.Ch.ua
saved his ne.
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TITUS AFTER CHAMPIONSHIP.

NEW YORK. Oct 15.-charles s..
Titus, according to the Times. will join
the New York Athletic Club with the
expectation that that organization will
send him to Englanl next year To try
for the celebrated diamond scuIls' at
Henley. Since the announced retire
ment Of E. H. Ten Eyck, Titus has
generally been considered as having
succeeded to the championship In sin
gle sculls.
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PRICE OF CoFrEEG RAISED.

NEW YORK. oct li-An al,an,s
Of hair e.", ger p'ugI in .ht pr,cc u
jhalr 7ltklge coffee has Just been an
uounced hy 'ae ArNugklr Brothers.
which makes ihs aet price elsc I, Is
SAID Do coty' houses affiliated with he
American Sugar Rrhnug Company
have made "a ,al7s, Iu 'a, ptl', 4
yacklga coffee.
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YACHT IOWA WRECKED.
Missed Stays and Goes Ashore On
Breakwate- on Milford Point

STAFFORD. Conn. oct. 15-The
large yacht Iowa. of New Berne, y.
g.. has been wrecked If he mouth Of
the Hous,atanlc river and viii prove a
total loss. A party Of ladies' and gen.
tlemen On board were taken Of safely
and cared for at the homes Of summer
residents here.
The Iowa was owned by Nicholas
Armstein, Of New York. She came into
the Houstatonlc river last Thursday.
While on the way out at the mouth of
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NEW BoWLING RECORD.

CHICAGO. Oct. l5.-In a r0nt-s. be-
tween teams in the Chicago 'eague last
night, the worli's bowling record f1r
high averages was broken. In a SER
les 0f three games played the score
was 1917, 9O4 and 1906 The best pre-
vlous average was 997 l-3, made in the
Illinois Bowling Ass1ciatai5n champion
ship series by he Chicago league cam
last April.
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the river she missed stays and went
On ;he end " n, hrrakWater vi MI.
NM Point As sron as the yacAtug
party had been taken ashore the crcw
found 4 necessary 10 abandon The sloop,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-16

small number " pits the men hold cur.
out mos, % the workers have accep,ed
the reduction in wages " Ave ier cent
in accordance with the decision " the
Miners Federation at Lege,