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Aged Couple Asphyxiated.

Albany. N. Y, Nov. 2S-William and
Martha Hogeboom, aged about 60 years,
were found dead in bed in hotel here,
having been killed by escaping gas last
night They were residents Of Fast
Cobleskill and arrived in this city yes
terday 10 meet their two sons and their
daughter-in-law. who were TO be dis
charged from the Albany county peni-
Tertiary today after having served a
term Of six months imprisonment for
petty larceny and burglary. II Is be-
l,eVed the deaths were accidental
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who william Landau L.,

Buffalo, Nov. 2S.-william Landau.
who was arrested in New York on sus-
piclon Of being connected with a swim
die involving 100000. formerly kept a
wholesale clothing store In this city and
a branch at Niagara Falls. He left
Buffalo some time ago, and many To-
cal creditors have since been trying to
locate his property They found that
the stocks have been transferred by
bills Of sale. and several suits have
been brought to test the validity Of
these transfers. In the proceedings
brought in the local courts. statements
have been made that Landau went TO
Texas and that he was in Europe.
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Physics Teachers Convention.

Chicago, Nov. 2S.--Two hundred
teachers. representing the secondary
schools. colleges and universities OF the
middle west we're In attendance today
at the opening session Of the Associa.
ton OF Physics Teachers convention,
which Is holding a three s.ys meeting
al the Leeds institute In his city, II.
his annual address President Charlie.
II. Smith urged policy Of expansion
for the organization, suggesting that
the association be federated with sim
liar bodies IN different parts Of the
country with a view OF forming a ma.
tional organization He also made a
strong plea for better equipment Of lab.
oratories In schools In the smaller cities
and that efforts be made TO secure uni.
formity Of method In the teaching of
physics.
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For Sale
Let Ne Alone.
ch Wee The Woods Of E1-Speaher Kelly Of The 81 LOUIS
House of Delegates, When Hailed on Landing From
Encore = ST. Louis Police Authorities Telegraph 10
Vaslous Cites cASkmg That He BE Arrested.

distributed the Si7,50O Doodle fund
among members Of the house combine
three years ago, for the passage OF the
city lighting bill. Until today MS
whereabouts were unknown to the au-
thorites. A reward Of $500 offered by
the state for Kelly's arrest still stands.
Chief Of Police Kelley has tele-
graphod to New York, Philadelphia and
Intermediate points asking the authori.
ties to arerst Kelly 1t is believed by
Kelly's friends that he viii try to evade
arrest and after reaching ST. Louis
give bond. After today II win be too
late for him to give any testimony
before the grand jury, which adj0urns
this afternoon, on the city lighting
deal. Because Of the statute of linlta-
lions, this Is the last day on which any
one. connected with the lighting BIZ
can be indicted
KELLY is ARRESTED
Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.--Charles Kelly,
formerly speaker Of the house of dele
gates, was arrested in this city TINS
afternoon He was taken from the
western train which left New York
about II o'clock by a local detective,
The arrest was made on fugitive war
rant charging Kelly with perjury and
bribery. Kelly told the detective that
he had been In Ireland and left London
derry with the intention of proceeding
direct to st. Louis and facing the
charges against him there. There Is a
reward of sl,7OO for his arrest. Kelly
will be arraigned tomorrow morning
and held for'requisltion papers.
Kelly told the detectives that he in
tended TO remain here until he could
communicate with counsel in ST. Louis.
He was about to go to the telegraph
office when taken into custody. AT the
central police station the prisoner
broke down and wept He said he was
overcome by learning on his arrival in
New York of the death of his son, which
had occurred during his absence
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EARNEST APPEAL TO
FRIENDS OF EDUCATION
To a. Friends of Education in thu

To IL Friends of Education In the
Ufst Precinct;
Fellow Citlzeus-Whereas a number
Of pefsons calling themselves indie
penderts, have this day issued a call
for ~ irregular mass meeting tonight,
In IMPOSITION to the citizens regular
mas4 meeting in the Exposition build
ing, fcided upon by the citizens at
larget and
WMFeas, the same persons that have
ISSUE the call for this opposition
meeting are the very persons that, at
the Wularly convened citizens mass
meeting of last Tuesday night, made
the nka for adjournment to a larger
hall night, In order, as they then al
legedRhat all the citizens might fully
and 0ely participate in the meeting
at thXXposltlon building tonight; and
Weas, at the mass meeting on
TueS0 night, In the interests OF har-
mony3nd solely for the purpose OF af-
fordIE to every citizen a full and free
oppof unity to speak and vote for the
cauQ1te OF his choice, the majority
then "A there acquiesced in the wishes
OF ~ minority who. at that meeting.
asktd&of an adjournment until to-
night md
Wn0as, those who thus asked foi
and cceeded In getting an adjourn
ment the citizens regular mass
meetiu until tonight, have now acted
contreB to their own requests and
votes Il Tuesday night and have called
an optpsition meeting for tonight, and
are. furthermore, engaged In trying to
create&ectional division among the
citizen by darkly limiting at the use of
"politMl. ecclesiastical. fraternal, So
oial, o4fnancial" organizations against
what Rey term THE remainder of the
eitzeX in this election. but OF the
suppo*d work Of which agencies they
offer evidence whatever, while, ac-
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New York, Nov. 2S.-Thc Evening
world today prints the following;
Charles f. Kelly, former speaker OF
the house of delegates of St. Louis,
landed from the White Star steamer
Coltic when she locked today AT the
,dAr 10 meet him was Congressman
elect lanes j. Butler Of st. Louis.
buffers bookkeeper William j. Sui
,,van. and William Ratigan. st. Louis
confractor. and neighbor OF kellys,
were his ship companions. d,
Rsllv's face was white and wrinkled
when he left the ship. He started when
a. EvenIng World reporter greeted him
by name. Congressman Butter uleu W
shut the reporter of but Kelly recog-
nizad him as st. LOUIS acquaintance
and extended his hand
For Gods sake let me alone TOT TO-
day.V he said II have nothing TO say
I nave Just received word that my son
IN dead and | am going right back 10
st. Louis."
Congressman-elect Butler denied that
he had come to the pier to meet kelly'
saying ,,.,.o.
II Am here to meet our bookkeeper.
Mr.. Sullivan. He went away some tllne
aro for his health ! am on my way
20 Washington and ran uQ here 10
meet him" he said.
The passenger list of the Celtic bears
no person with the name of Charles f.
Kelly
& tWHEN HE LEFT ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis, Nov. 2S.--Charles f. Kelly.
the Former speaker Of the 81. Louis
house of delegates, left st. Louis sew
eraf months ago, soon after the grand
Jury Mad returned an indictment, charg-
I'M hin on several counts with bribery,
In connection with municipal legislation
for }etreet railway and other fran
chjses. His bonds were fixed at $50, 600.
Kelly, It is charged. is the man who
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NOT ENTITLED To
LEGATIONS PROTECTION.

Washington, Nov. 2S.--Mlnister Hun.
ter of Gautamala city has cabled that
his son, Godfrey who shot Fitzgerald
Is q years Of age, Is In business on his
own account and therefore IL not under
the protection OF the legation.
All that ne asks is that Mr.. Bailey
the secretary Of the legation, be allow
ed 10 testify before the Gautemalar
courts. This permission has already
been granted by the state department
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EXCITEMENT IN LIVERPOOL.
Caused by News OF Quarantine or
New England Cattle.

London, Nov. 2S,--The announcement
that the United states department of
agriculture had given notice of the es-
Enlistment Of quarantine Of cattle
and sheep in the New England states,
and prohibiting the expectation of such
animals from Boston until further or
ders, caused excitement in Liverpool.
The Mersey dock board receives a
large revenue from the slaughter OF
Boston cattle, Manager Lairages, of
the board, says the restrictions viii
have farreaching consequences and
that possibly the carg0es of cattle now
on their way 10 Liverpool from Boston
will be quarantined.
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To Limit Tin Plate Output.

London. Nov. 2s.--At a Joint meeting
OF the Swansea tin plate manufactur-
crs and representatives Of their work
men. Just held, arrangements were
made for stoppages Of week each
month in December January, Febru-
ary and March. This action Is owing
10 the depression In the Welsh tin
plate trade and Is In accordance with a
resolution passed at a meeting OF the
Tin makers association held at Swan
sea on Tuesday.
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THE VOLUNTEERS CASE.
II Makes Some Direct Comments on
Emperor's Speech at Funeral.

Berlin. Nov 2s.-The vorwarts, COM
mentlng on Emperor Williams speech
on the day Of the funeral OF Herr
Krupp at Essen. says:
while prosecution is still pending
against us and the truth Is not judicial
~ yet ascertalned, the emperor anti
cipates the courts findings by pro-
nouncing our guilt out OF hand. II Is
allowed that the crown at the initiatory
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Rcports on Foot and Mouth Disease

Boston, Nov. 2S.--The cattle bureau Of
the state board OF agriculture up to
today had received about one hundred
individual reports OF the presence Of
the foot and mouth contagion which
has caused the secretary of agriculture
TO prohibit the expectation of cattle
from Boston and TO establish quaran-
tine of cattle. sheep and swine In New
England. II was stated that all re-
ports received had come from locali-
ties within 70 miles OF Boston, The
closing of the Brighton stock yards, the
principal one In New England, by the
state board of agriculture, will cause
an interruption to traffic, which under
ordinary circumstances aggregates 500
to 700 head OF cattle a day.
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McNutt Let ont on Bonds.

New York. Nov. 2S.-William H. NC
Mutt. who was arrested here yesterday
at the request Of the Chicago ponce,
was arraigned today and held in tl'gN
bonds for examination. The complaint
charges that willard Block. a chicago
lawyer. was induced TO buy Ns,4VV
worth OF stock IN the Horse shoe coz
rer Mining company In Arizona; When
arraigned McNutt denied that ne was
The man wanted but be said ne was
president OF the Horse Shoe copper
Mining company, and that he khs"
Block.
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National salt Co. Affairs.

Trenton, n. j.. Nov. 2s-Chancellor
Magic today directed the receivers OF
the National Salt company not 10 pay
Joy, Martin a. Go. of Chicago $40 400
for October storage OF salt belonging TO
the company. This order Is made on
the ground that the market value OF the
salt has already been paid IN storage
charges; that the cost OF production Is
much legs than when the salt was or
iginally stored and that the amount Of
salt now being produced In this coun-
try Is largely In excess Of the demand.
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To List Tennessee Coal Bonds.

New York, Nov. 2s.-The Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railroad company has
APPLIED TO the New York stock ex-
change to list s45i7.Ooo general mort
gage per cent bonds due In 1851.
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Fire in weyauwega, Wis.

weyauwega, wis. Nov. 2S.-Thls
town was threatened with destruction
bv FIRE today. a bucket brigade did
r1lendid service before the arrival OF
an engine from waupaca which check
ed the FIRE. TIE bank hardware store
and a general store were destroyed.
Loss $4,000.
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Herr Krupp's WIN.

Essen. Prussia Nov, 2S,-The later
Herr Krupps win leaves the factory
10 his eldest daughter, Bertha, 70 be
administered by his widow until the
daughter attains her majority. Besides
the $4,000 given for the benefit OF the
cmploycs. Frau Krupp, In behalf OF
Fraulln Bertha, has given $4,000 TO
he devoted TO the Improvement OF Is
can
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Campaign Against Jadronism.

Manila, Nov T.-The constabulary
are carrying out an aggressive cam
palgn against the Ladronism the north
ern part Of the island Of Leyte and In
the island OF Biliran Inspector Crock
EFT with a force Of constabulary en-
gagged the Ladrones six times near the
village of Ormoc. on the south coast OF
Leyte and killed 80 Of them. Corporal
Montague. at the head Of another de-
tachmen, OF constabuery defeated a
band Of ladrones near Talibaug, on
Blliran island. killing 10 and capturing
36 of them
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Doors Closed on n. 4, Cattle.

London, Nov. 2s.-The board of agri-
culture has closed the ports OF the
United Kingdom against the importa-
ton of animals from Maine. New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Rhode Island. The or
ders take effect Jan. 5, Cargoes arriv-
ing in the meanwhile will be the subject
of special investigation.
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President Waits ON Colombia.

Washington, Nov gS.-The president
has given no consideration as TO the
personnel OF the isthmian canal COM
mission. He told Senator Cullom OF
Illinois today that until the pending ne
gotiatoins with Colombia were finished
and the government ascertalned exact
" where 1T was at, he would not con-
slider The matter Of appointing members
of the commission.
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John &. sullivan a Bankrupt

New York. Nov. 2S.-John l. suilNsn,
former champion heayyWelght pnzs
fighter Of tls world filed petltlon III
bankruptcy in the United states uis-
trict court today. He said MS lapln-
ties were s2.65S and his assets sS0 WORM
OF wearing apparel.
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washington, Nov. 2S.-Representative
Hor9ho Payne Of New York, chairman
81 i&e ways and means committee of
~ house and Representative Little
1e}E Of Maine, who has been prom
|nfn{Iy identified with the proposed
pnfH(rust legislation, saw the president
~ atey for few moments today
y ~ Payne does not expect any at
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Loofbourows Office In the Commercial
block for the purpose OF calling a
convention for that precinct Among
those mentioned for the board from
that district are Ira II, Lewis, Dr. A,
s Bower, Judge II, Z. Henderson and
Nj, b. Sowles.
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Concord, n. H., Nov 2s--The state
board OF cattle commissioners issued an
order today directing that because of
the prevalence Of foot and mouth dis
ease in cattle in Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut and Vermont, no
cattle or hogs shall be permitted TO en-
ter New Hampshire from the states
named until the order Is revoked. The
action IS precR, tionary as the board
knows of no cause for the disease in
the state
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Killed in a Football Game.

West Chester, Pa. Nov. 2S.---Charles
Carr, colored, q years old. Of Philadel-
phia, died at the Chester county hos
pltal from injuries received during a
football game yesterday. Cars neck
was injured In a mass play and he was
rendered unconscious.
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Remsen Addresses Educators,

Baltimore Nov, 2S.--The association
Of colleges and preparatory schools Of
the middle states and Maryland con-
vened its sixteenth annual session to-
day in Mccoy hail, Johns Hopkins uni
yersity. More than $50 educators, many
of them very prominent. were in at.
tendance. President Ira Remsen Of
Johns Hopkins university delivered an
address OF welcome.
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81 Thomas. n. w L. Nov. 2S'-The
royal mail steamer Yare, which ar
rived here today. passed Mont Pelee.
island OF Martinique during Wednes-
day morning and reports that the vol
cano was then erupting violently.
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Lincoln,s Portrait Beside Lees.

Jackson. Miss, Nov. ga portrait OF
President Lincoln will be placed In the
Mississippi hall Of fame. The picture
was furnished by Robert 4. Lincoln OF
Chicago In response TO a request and
will be placed along side that OF Robert
/. Lee.
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In the "Old Glory" sale in Madison
Square garden today, also Ellene ana
EolIan. the Goal Black Ladies' famous
matched team; Anaconda, a PAGER,
with record Of 2:0lA; Chain Shot ana
Den Riley.
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Louisiana Sugar House Burned,

New Orleans. Nov 2S.-T'he magnifi-
cent sugar house at Ashton plantation
AZ Luling. La. formerly owned by John
A. Morris and now the property OK
Charles A. Farwell and others, burned
today. Loss $4,000; insurance bseoV.
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Minnesota Inheritance Tax Law Void

st. Paul, Nov. 2S.-The supreme court
today, by UNFOLDING a decision OF ths
Ramsey co1nty probate court. declared
the inheritance tax law TO be uhcoh-
stitutional.
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London, Nov. 2S.-Dr Jos. Parker,
minister OF the City Temple. who has
been seriously III for some time past,
died al s O'Clock this afternoon.
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Hep. J. X. p. Hall VIII Resign.

darlington, Nov. 27.-Representative
53Nes X. p. Hall Of Pennsylvania to-
AZ announced that on Dec. he would
1o4Q 70 Speaker Henderson his resig-
laQm as member OF the present
4ou9e. lie Is a Democrat and was not
y 1ndidste for reelection to the next
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The store OF John Hoxer, situated Oh
Washington avenue between Twent,
second and Twenty-thlrd streets, was
burglarized last night, The burglars
gained admittance to the store by
breaking in a back window. Mr.. Hoxei
carries a large stock Of lap robes,
blankets, harness, etc. and is not able
at present to state just the extent of
his loss. No clue.
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Moline pIow Co. Capital Increased.

Springfield Ills. Nov, 2S,--The Moline
Plow works. Of Moline today c.rtihed to
the secretary OF state an increase in
capital stock from s., 500. 600 10 49, 200. 600.
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house, his district having been changed
so as to be Republican by a large ma
jorlty. He ran for the state senate OF
Pennsylvania, however, and was elect
ed. his salary for the state office be-
ginning Dec |
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Gold for san Francisco.

New York. Nov. 2S.-'rhe sum OF $780,
900 was deposited at the sup, treasusy
today for transfer TO san Ftahclseo'
This makes a total OF sz,zsVVVy Trans
ferred 10 the Pacific coast recently
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The Assyria FIoated.

Hamburg, Nov 2S.--The German
steamer AssyrIa, from Philadelphia for
Hamburg, which went aground In the
Elbya, was lloated today.
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Gift by Frau Krupp,

Essen, Prussia, Nov. 27.-Frau Krupp
has given $4,000 TO establish a benefit
fund for the worlImen in memory OF her
late husband.
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Sale OF Fine Horses.

New York. Nov. 2S.-Horses from
Thomas w. Lawson's Dreamvold farm,
Including Polndexier, were on the list
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M,s.Rruns. ,be Actress. Seriously III

Memphis. Tenn, Nov sSTs'is
R.une. the actress. Is seriousl! III u
typhold fever in this city.
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London Price OF Silver.
Mont PeIee Erupting Again.

London, Nov. 2S-6 p, m) Bar Sill
yer closed firm al 2l&d per ounce.
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The Republican and Democratic COM
mlttees OF the Fifth precinct VIII hold
q meeting at s o'clock tonight In Judge
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AN ADDRESS
/. TO CITIZENS.
Residents Of the First Precinct
Dictated to by Committee,
WHY'S AND WHEREF0RES.
Opine that a University Professor Has
no Right ON the school Board
Meetings Tonight

The residents Of the First precinct
viii haye ample opportunity to declare
their position ON the school question
tonight As stated In last nights
News" two meetings will be held.
the regular meeting In the large room
Of the old Exposition building. and the
other in the Legislative hall Of the city
and county building, both being set for
S O'clock. The latter was definitely de-
cldeil upon at a late hour yesterday ar
ternoon and the announcement made in
the following address promulgated by
the Committee appointed FOR that pur-
pose
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November %. 1902.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land ONCE, oregon
city, oregon, Aug, Is, 1902.
Notice IL hereby given that In com
pliancc with the provisions OF the act
q congress Of June 3. 1873. entitled "An
act the sale Of timber lands In the
states OF California, Oregon, Nevada.
and Washington Territory" ~ ex-
tended TO all the public land states
by act OF August 4, 1892.
BRuNA =. JOHN,
OF Portland, County OF MultnOmah,
state of Oregon, has this day filed in
this Office hls sworn statement No
5S72, for the purchase Of the east half
Of the northwest quarter OF section
No. ., in township No. 9 north, range
No. 0 west, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought Is more valuable
for Its timber or stone than for agrl-
cultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the register
and receiver OF this office at Oregon
City, Oregon, on the 7th day Of No
vember, 1902.
He names as witnesses: Thomas B
Bldwell, Charles Iverson, Frank Bid
well, Theodore Stockman. all Of As
toria, Ore
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the above described lands nre
requested TO file their claims fin thls
Office on or before the said 7th day OF
November, 1902.
CHAs. b. MooREs,
s-z"lt-I Register.