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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-22
Personal

ALWAYS consul, the test king Solo
mon. the only coiored clairvoyant and
pAlmlat In the world" Satisfaction guar
Hnte-d or money refunded. Danger. losses.
sickness can b averted. disaster turned
20 success. despair 10 happiness. Advice
On business SDecuistions. mines. ect
Love and domestic troubles settled. re-
unit. the separated. tells whom you are
better adapted To marry. how To win his
or her love. Anyone suffering with the
blues of dependency can be converted
back a. their former selves and self
confidence restored. You can consult
Prot King Solomon at all hours in his
private efice. 1921 Third svenue. corner
Seneca street.
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CRUSHED
TO DEATH

HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. sa-wii-
son Fetscrshon. Prank Hirt ana ia
cob Desak were killed beneath falling
xirdera IT the Pennsylvania Steel
works this morning.
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For saie-city Real Estate


| SPLENDID Farm. III acres; . acres
cleared. good house. 2 large barns, large
young orchard. bearing trees. well wa
tered. Including all stcck-s cows tmilk-
insl, three two-year-olds three yearlings,
two calves. ono isOo-ih. horse. pigs, so
chickens busy, wagon. cart. pillow. all
necessary implements, price. s4aoo. on the
following terms; 5000 down and balance
$50 per quarter. with interest Q per cent
There - sunicient cedar timber on this
place 20 nay for Il. Inquire A. Law
renee. posit Second avenue.
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DETROIT NEXT

OMAHA. Oct. z2.--The Christian
Church convention today named De-
rolf as the next meetlnR place.
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TALKING MACHINES.
MUSIC BOxEs.
SHEET MUSIC AND hooks.

We are closing out our sheet
music. folio and book department..
entirely. The stock IN golng rapidly
and WE ARE NOT AND WILL
NOT RECORDER ANYTHING. A
chance Of a lifetime 10 supply your
self for years TO come while you
can buy n nj less than cost.
All sheet music that retails regn-
larry al aSc now goes at zoe. aud
that which sells Mt &c In only isc.
and on many pieces the proportion
ate reduction II stiii greater. Choice
new music. vocal and instrumental.
&c per copy. New standard lnstruc-
ton books for all Instruments that
retail regularly Mt Sc now 75c to SIC I.
others that sell everywhere at 81 rs.
now only csc. and those that retail
for 81 now CSC. and hundreds of
others reduced In same proportion.
All mall orders for sheet music
must be accompanied with the price
In draft, money order or stamps. aud
postage Mt the rate of lie per sheet
for music. and from Zoe TO s0c for
books. VI too much is sent the ex-
cess will be returned.
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Comparatively new s-roum cottage large
lawn with hydrants, fenced, guod neigh
horhood. for only $500, Rainier Heights
car.
Sison buys Z lots In Fremont extending
clear through block fronting on three
streets. with Eood house, water and
fruit can divide lots other way and
have nom for or S small cottages.
terms.
ot'ALHEtM q ROLMAN,
independent A 1850 sos New York blk.
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Meet SUDDEN
DEATH

EAsyoN. Pa. oct ga crane
upon the Ichigh Valley bridge across
the Delaware river. fell today and
killed Frank Curtis aud Patrick
Jeremiah. The men fell 900 feet In
TO Morris canal.
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Par,

No charge for painless ex-
traction when teeth are order
ed. All work done by graduate
dentists of Il To 40 years ex-
perience; specialist in each
department. We will tell you
IN advance exactly what your
work will cost by a free exam
nation. Give MS a call. and you
viii find we do exactly as we
advertise
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One 5-room house. ST.. $50.
one Groom house, si.so0.
one S-room house. S3.4o0.
All new and all modern improve
ments, close in, near car line.
These houses all have good stone
walls. Queen Anne style.
one acre land. set to Strawberries,
6-room house. hot house and fur
mace for raising lettuce In winter
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FOR sALE-Cottsae. 3 rooms. $500.
rooms. sHeo. rooms. $500. rooms
$1,000. also vacant lots t1a. easy terms.
W. l.. May. once. University station.
FINE new, cottage near Madison powell
house. new, neat. clean, good neiehhnpr.
hood. churches, schools. Ssaoo. 2e2 vi,
eraon street.
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FroR sAfsE-Hon-e and lot In brooklyn.
overlooking Lake Union. Price $50.
terms easy.
20 lots In cloverdaie addition. $500.
Lots by Waodiawn PARK on insiallments.
Nice corner store for rent. Brick build
ing.
n. A. ANDERSON.
TOO Denny way
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NOT ICE.

Seattle Tacoma route steamer Fly
er; single fare 50c cents; round-trip
IS cents. In effect October %.
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NOTICE

seattle Tacoma route steamer Fly
er. single fare soc cents, round-trip
IS cents. In effect October %.
CT 20 Spinning for bieycis repairs.
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WANTED-A young man TO learn
newspaper business Apply ii0T
Third avenue.
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FISH FOR ONE,
FLESH FOR
THE OTHER

n. n. Peterson. sub-coo-
! tractor. Ia suffering today for
! the sins OF a city council
Mr.. Peterson r. putting up q
D building for William Chappeil
az SIS King street. Following
/ In the Footsteps ~ J. A. Moore.
the promoter Of the Arcade
building. II al. he IL construct
ing the Railways with wooden
] lath.
Now this was all right with
J. A. Moore. because the. eoun-
\ ell, through some mysterious
] persuasion. granted n special
permission which allowed Mr.
Moore to violate the old fire
I ordinance.
} After this special favor THE
j eouneiimen had A change of
] heart and enacted a new ordi-
! nance which again made II
4 necessary TO place metal latin
! in the Railways of All buildings
being constructed IN certain fire
limits.
1 SIR. Peterson In being tried
! today In Judge Georges court.
charged by Building Inspector
Place with violating this new
I ordinance. and J. A. Moore ron
ffnues 10 lay wooden lnth IN the
! Arcade and Lumber Exchange
buildings BY the grace OF god
! less council.
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Services win be held tonight at
the Temple de fIisch To celebrate
the frgt day OF Succoth. Rabbi
Joseph Will have charge. The ex-
erciaes will begin at 7 80 p. m.
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FIVE UIlUNkN PROM OAR.
Ss5o-Half- nne land. with s-reora
house. new, In thickly settled neigh
borhood, nice view, good buy In every
respect. For quick sale at the above
price. Adams a Nichols. 1ai4 Second ave-
nue.. room ai2. Phone. James 4s76.
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~. A. Wright formerly OF Ho-
quiam and the GrayH Harbor coun-
try. viii learn something to his adj
vantage by calling al ais Washing
ton building. First avenue, at once.
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$500 cabinet photos. Q: ~ per dos. for eos
week only. Eastmsn's 6tpdie. xii
First avenue.
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THE
TIME TO
BUY

ID. q. Johnston Co.'S big expansion
and surplus stock sale furnishes the
greatest opportunity ever presented
20 intending purchasers OF anything
In the music line In the Northwest
on most favorable terms. untfl fur
Their notice. for reasons fully set
forth IN our former announcements
.ws Will continue to sell new. fully
warranted
PIANOS AND ORGANS
That retail regularly at seas for tIsi,
the t1U instruments 40 Mt ttSs and
the $3.50. $500 and N7b styles for $3.50
$40 and asa. and all others TOO mum.
erouH TO mention here. In proportion
Great bargains In secondhand
square pianos ranging from go "a
81 aud tsT being a third less than
actual value.
Organs. new. now ta7 for regular
SIS Instruments. 10 80. Sc. So and
So for the So. tile and tisb styles
Also big values in secondhand
story a Clark. Chicago Cottage
Weaver. kimbaii and Burdett Or
gans from tss. sgT. So. $50 and iGs
Pianos and Organs sold on easy pay
ments. Old Instruments taken IN
exchange. All instruments gueran-
teed to be as represented. Store
open Saturday evenings only.
SMALL INSTRUMENTS.
We have the largest stock In the
city.
vioilns that retail regularly al
from tiz to 80 now offered at tTse q
tis-so. Guitars now only t9.es TO 81
for the regular 80 and SIS instru'
mentA. Mendolina. little beautlei
4 kssF Assa
Of at from lass To fT.50 for the regu.
lar $50 and Si2.be styles. RanJol
thai sell everywhere at $50 10 81
now only u.ss 80 ta.so. Prices o.
accordlons cut To piece. also man.
lines Of strings and trimmings OF nj
kinds greatly reduced.
In addition TO the above induce
ments on our regular lines we ar,
offering yioiine. guitars. mandolin
and banjos from the large II. 4 II
Chesbro stock (which we bought re
centiyD at less than half regulal
prices.
TALKING MACHINES.
We have the biggest and mos
complete stock of records ever showi
here.
Have you heard the New GRAPHIC
phnne7 We are sole agents for th'
Columbia rhonoRra m Co.'S talkinf
machines. They talk. laugh. sinl
and play band music perfectly. Ma.
chimes from $40 10 sinO. Records
from soc 20 400. Sold on cas-,
terms.
MUSIC BOXES.
There is no more fascinating
music than that produced by tn,
Stella" music boxes. We hnv,
/ them in the latest styles and sizes
aud during our expansion sale $40
boxes viii be reduced 10 si7.b0. s.
boxes nov only $50. while the regular
t6s boxes 80 at sfs and the $40 style
/ for sci.
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PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING co,
600 FIRST AVENUE, CORNER MARION.
Special Notice.

REMOVAL SALE
fercsd 20 move. must sacate On Sept. 20.
A large stock Of furniture. stoves. tin
and grArifr~ar~. crDckery. lamps iron
heda f-ed1fnxt carpsts. mating. linoleum.
art Nqnsres. In fact everything to maze
your houH< elegant asd com ortable.
RED FRONT FURNITURE Co,
no ard lie seoond avenue south
THE HUSTLER DRY GOODS co formerly
a. tf1 PIKE street ar~ now doiag bus
ines at their new location 1888 FIRST
eNenas, where they will b. glad 10 meet
their old natrona and welcome the new
ones. Remember thu new place. 1888
First avenue. corner Pine on the west
side. Zig bargains daily.
Help Wanted-Maie
FOR NEVADA AND UTAH
100 RAILROAD MEN FOR NEVADA
MUCK ERR. TEAHSTERS. HAMMERS
MEX AND MACHINE MEN. o. 90 10
1910. SHIP DAILY.
MEfcuOL a HAWKINS
MS WEST MAIN STREET.
WASTED-hoo men and women 10 trade
daily at the Hustler DTV Goods store.
fn1s f1rFt avenue. west corner Of Pine
street Bir bargains daily. Hashm a
shancair. props
tf2 WEEKLY. either sex. copying letters
AT home. send stamp Tor particulars.
King Manufacturing Co. 24s Warren
avenue. Chicago.
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ssx25. barn s0xs0, near car line:
price $500. This Is a good invest
ment. will bear investigation.
Address j. CHAMBERLAIN.
Peters q Lucas Block.
Phone. Black 222.
eNAp

SNAP
sT1s-Twe lots. corner. Highland Drive.
this property i worth double this
amount. owner IL in East and Is greatly
tn ne>l Of money.
fsoo-very me inside bot scx1ss on Eieh-
tenth avenue near Fast Jefferson street
s7oo-I.os s0ni2o 10 aIlsy. nrrt ain: ane
view Of hay. about four blocks from
fufurs business center; half block from
sSoo-f.ast lot at this price on Broadway.
size 4ozico: good view OF hay. Sound and
lakes; 500 cash. balance monthly
$500 20 sl50-We have reosiVed exclusive
handling Of 900 beautiful residence lots
IN Rrool<iyn. near State university; $50
cash and balance monthly.
s1Hcp-FtneFt residence lots near Sixteenth
and Nineteenth avenue and East Jeff-
erson street; sizes sc1ico and soxI2s.
saiso-corner iesxico q ios0 East Jefer-
son street and Sixteenth avenue all
street improvemeuts IN.
safoe-Nearsy new modern s-room house.
brick foundation. lot soxloo feet; All
street improvements IN and paid; TERMS
PETIT,
New YORK Block
FOR sALE-Contract in reliable CO.
operative building company. $1.00e.
on long time. without interest: can
build Immediately. Mitchell. city
clerks office.
THE ALvoRp ACRE TRAcrA
r-x. ana 10 acre tracts CT choice valley
Iand near Kent and close TO electric car
line the sol Is rich elay and ioam- sas
sTErTENCREfs a ARNEIL.
Is Roxweii block.
Cor. First ana Columbia ct.
A BIG BARGAIN.
s4oo-For this small sum you can buy i've
acres Of the choicest kind Of upland lo-
Gated on a good county ROAD. only ehs
miles out and only s.-miies from electric
road: terms. sioo dawn, balance to suit
The buyer ~ per cent.
ADAMS A NICHOLS.
$40 A W. Drnny building.
Phone James 4s!s. isit Second avenue
cIIFAp HoMEs-Bcautifu cleared slightly
lots. $50 10 SIS; terms 81 down. 81 month
house. LARGE lot, $500: terms. 50 down.
sio moathly. several cottages for rent.
s. per month Up rs ownsr; hili nan ,, o..
crosses property.
TWO new 4-room cottages, close In and
near corner. every convsnience. can buy
either or both; reu, for sa2.sosper month";
$3.50: easy terms
AZ door and about : acres CLEARED: $500
a. n ROGuE a CO..
ees Pacific block.
CHEAP HOMES
hf ~ term. 8 down. q monisiy. trss
water and wscd-
sw ssH d nrw SD monthly.
Several cottages for rent. ~ per month uA
owner. Htllman- Offices west shore Green
Lake: car line crosses property
60 ACRES finest White river bottom
land ali cleared. on electric line, 25
minutes from seattle; $50 per acre.
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They Look
Good

..,.. they are good. We buy
-. slrect from the Goodyear Rub
- s,cmpany and you're sure ef set
- ,hem fresh. too. Price Hints
..,-,,sers. So kinds. ...,,,..,Soc
ssssy,ar Fountain syringes. s. 80
finds .......sss. $1,000 stsftss "S
r,swn Hot water Bottles, 800
ri-,s< ......tsss .ssssss.sssstf tfs
,>.,,xear Combination Hot Water
ss.,f,es aad fountain Syringes.
ssxslar Saoo kinds..........~i.st
SIND child, II yoa wish. ana your
,,eresss are Just es safe - II YOU
-, hers In person. Read on.
cssayear Rubber Dressing Combs.
- KINDS .........s...s.s..ss tSc
goodyear pressins Combs soc k .,.
.. .......ss. .sss..s..ssss. sstsss
n..aiv,ar Rubber Tubing for Fount-
A syrinEe. per yard..,....,... De-
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LARGE corner lot and d-room house on
Tween ~ ninth avenue south. Address,
go TERRACE.
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TWO new 4-room cottages, close IN and
nsar corner every conVsnience. can buy
either or both: ren, for s32 per month";
$3.50: easy terms.
b-ryson house, chicken house, spring water
AZ ds,or and about acres cleared. $500
,akea the entire shooting match.
a y ROGuk a CO..
COS partff, block
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Classified Ads

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL iifs First ave.
nue.. house newly furnished; Ill modern
prices moderate.
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SEATTLE Employment and Real Estate
tint bargains IN roominC houses. 60i
Third avenue.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
ApAcHEs ACTING ouEERLY.
Settlers Near Fort Mcdowell Getting
Anxious.

PHOENIX. Ariz.; Oct. 4.-For some
time past settlers on the abandoned
Fort Mcdowell military reservation
have been uneasy regarding the con-
duct OF the Apache Indians &ho have
left the reservation a few at a fine,
for months. and have been rendezvous
INK in that vicinity. The Indians say
they are peaceable and claim they
have the reservation lands but they
have no crops or other visible means
Of support save basket weaving and
are short Of provisions.
They forage on farms OF settlers and
when taken TO task are abusive and
threatening.
Settlers fear that some one in anger
on one SIDE or the other. may commit
an overt act ending in an uprising and
they are arrning themselves and have
arranged signals for assembling a;
once In case OF emergency. The matter
has been brought TO the attention OF
the Indian office. but conflicting state
ments made by Indians and settlers
have retarded action.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
PRESIDENT CANNOT
TERMINATE STRIKE
Can Only Act When the State Of
Pennsylvania Calls for
Assistance.
NO SIGNS OF RELENTINd.
Both Sides Give Views--M Mitchell
Still Seeks Reconciliation;
Baer In Determined 10
Fight to the Last.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4. There viii
be no call for an extra session of coa-
gress TO deal with the coal strike stu
alton at this stagc.
President Roosevelt has for the time
being exhausted hIs individual re-
sources. In his view the aatter is
again one with which the state OF
Pennsylvania should deal. II the ctrn-
monweal,h iinds itself unable TO con-
troll the situation and appeals TO him
through the constitutional channels,
President Roosevelt will DC ready to
bring into play the great force OF ma
tional government. military and civil
Dut for the time being he mas re-
laxed his efforts.
The Post tomorrow will say:
The Importance OF reaching ms soon
m possible solution OF the coal strike
nroblem has led the president 10 ar
range for a conference at the White
House this Sunday morning. at ten
o'clock. The conference win be at
tended bv the following:
Secretaries Root and Moody, At
torney-General Knox. Labor Commits
sloner Wright,
The conference will include the law
yers Ia the cabinet and the commits
sioner Of labor whose acquaintance
with the details OF the situation Is Of
value TO the president. II cannot be
deHnitely stated that the conference
has been called 10 consider any nar-
ticular plan. but II Ia intImated that
Developments have arisen which
require serious consideration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.


DENVER, Oct. 4-Thomas f. Walsh
president of the National Irrigation
Congress, has arrived in Denver from
the East and will preside ana deliver
the opening address at the session Of
the congress in Colorado Springs next
Monday.
when asked for his views as to the
attitude Of congress on the the re-
cent government action, he said:
"The first duty of the men who are
interested in the results OF this move
ment should be to try to eliminate
socialism. The question of the re-
clamation OF arid lands shauld be kept
a national one. The congress should
urge that the first reservoir sites be
wisely chosen. Future success and
future good opinion of the East VIII
depend upon the beginning and we
should all bend our efforts to secure
an auspicious start,
''The congress, / think, should take
eognizance Of the question Of rural inn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
COLONEL HAYES CASE.
Portland Mans swlndling Case Post
poned.

VICTORIA, B. G.. Oct. 4.-The
Criminal Assizes which opened in this
city a few days ago have evidently sat
in vain and the Indictments brought
against the several prisoners on the
calendar may fall. for. when the case
against Colonel Hayes Of Portland, OBJ
tanning money under false preienses
was continued his counsel objected on
the ground that the Grand Jury had
not been legally constitutes.
The law provides that 10 men be esi-
panelled and all summoned. Thir-
teen men were empaneiied but one was
crazy. and bit II were summoned. and
on this point the counsel objected.
Judge Martin found that the objection
was well taken and the case was laid
over to the next Assizes.
AS several other cases were tried and
the prisoners sentenced, II 10 presumed
that the defense in each case will move
for new trial.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
Come at Each Other In a Head
on Collision Causing Seri.
GUS Results.
TWO KILLED AND MANI. HURT
Smashup Occurred alta Curve
Train Took Fire. West
Bound Mail Consumed
by Flames.

HELENA. Mont. oct. THE BurI-
ington westbound train and the North
ern Pacific eastbound express met IN
head-on collision between Columbus
and Park City Mont, on curve on
the Northern Pacific tracks this
morning. Two men were killed and
the engines and mail cars were
wrecked.
/ The dead;
D. A. CAMPBELL. Of Sheridan,
Wyoming, fireman Of the westbound
train.
4 ANDREAs LUNDwALL, Bozeman,
mail clerk on the eastbound.
The injured:
.. A. Bruce of Bristol. Tenn. IN
jured internally; may die.
Robert Bruce, a son Of the former.
leg broken.
DeGroat, engineer on the east
bound.
Mrs. r. D. Renson. of Helena.
w. A. Lewis express messenger.
Sister Superior of st. Feter.s Mis-
sion.
b. w. Bruin and II, wv. Kennedy;
all not seriously injured
u The westbound mall was burned.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
sPAULpING MUST STAY.
Notorious Bank swindler Fails to Get
Release.


CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-The stubborn
fight made by Charles w. spaulding.
the ex-banksr. to secure his release
from the state penitentiary has proved
unavailing and he must return to
Joliet TO serve the remainder OF his
sentence for endorsement. After
having been in the county jail here
since July II on writ OF habeas
corpus and after much delay in the
hearing and decision OF the case, one
petition having been withdrawn 70
prevent the possibility OF an adverse
decision he has been remanded today
to the penitentiary by Judges Smith
and BIshnn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
crGARMAKERs COMBINE

CHICAGO. Oct. ito prevent the
alleged tobacco trust from monopoliE-
ing the raw material, the independent
cigar manufacturers of the country
have started a ss,ooo0oO stock company
to fight the combination. M
The new concern is underwritten by
the Union Trust company Of this city.
"It is the intention to buy leaf to-
bacco direct from the grower and thus
cut of the profits Of the middleman.
AS this is the method pursued by the
alleged trust, the promoters hope that
by adopting it they can find way Of
stopping the inroads Of what they
deem their common foe. The company
is to be called the Cigar Manufacture
ers Supply Company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
PHILIPPINE FRIAas.
II win Take Three Years TO Settle
the Question.

WASHINGTON. oct. 4--Three years
Is the period OF the time now fixed In
the minds OF the officials OF the war
department ns requisite for the COM
rletc settlement OF the Philippine
Frlar question II II Is 10 he adjusted
ON the present basis. This appears
10 be extraordinary waste OF time, hut
II is accounted for by the statement
that so many and complicated are the
titles to be examined that all the re-
sources OF the Philippine civil govern
ment cannot satisfactorily adjust
tn sm In less time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
MEETING IN DUBLIN.

DUBLIN. Oct. 4.-The Lord Mayor
of Dublin presided at an enthusiastic
meetin gof the Nationalists at the
Mansion house last night when d
special fund to enable the United
Irish League to fight the Landlords
Association was inaugurated. A num-
Der Of bitter speeches denouncing the
enforcement of the Crimes Act were
made. John Dillon, William Field.
John Gordon, Swift Mcneil and other
members of the Irish party were pres
ent. Fifteen hundred dollars was sub
seribed to the fund.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-05
LARGE FRUIT SHIPMENT.

SAN JOSE Calf. oct, 4,-The
Southern Pacific Railroad is preparing
for the largest shipment of dried fruit
for the month of October in the his
tory OF the Santa Clara Valley. The
prune crop Of the state will closely ap-
proach lsOOO0,OOO pounds of which san
tn Clara county will furnish tO0,OOO,OoO
pounds, The entire crop will be dried
within three weeks.