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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ELECTION DEC 3RD

The Danville Fire Department will
hold its annual election on Saturday
evening, December 3rd. A Chief En-
gineer and four assistants will be elect
ed Nominations were made on Nov
ember l2th.
Each company takes its turn in elect
ing Chief and this year the honor
will go to the Friendship Fire Com
pany, Edward Purpur has been nomi-
mated without opposition. Four as
sistants will also be elected, one from
each company. Those nominated are
Harry Rupp of the Friendship COM
pany, Willard Fetterman of the Wash
les, John Ward OF the Continental
and William lies OF the Goodwill Hose
company. Their rank from first to
fourth assistant is determined by the
election.
The election will be under the sup
ervision of the retiring Chief En-
gineer, John Sherwood of the Good
will Company assisted By secretaries
John G. Waite OF the Friendship, Will
lam Davis of the Washington. Alfred
Mellin of the Continental and Alex
ander Mann of the Goodwill compan-
les. The election will be held at the
Friendship Engine House on Ferry
street.
Members of the Danvile Fire De-
partment will i'll the near future wear
badges for the purpose of identifica-
tion to permit them toget inside of
the fire lines in cases of large con-
tlaGrations.
At many fires it is impossible to
keep spectators from crowding close
to the burning buildings and in many
cases the firemen ara hsmpered in .heir
work The great danger of accident
also makes it imperative that no one
should be- allowed close to a fire and
it has been decided to put up FIRE
ropes to hold the crowds in check.
The badges are supposed to be worn
constantly. IL will not be necessary
to pin them on IN a conspicuous place,
but in such manner that they can be
easily shown to the guards aud police
when 1t is necessary to get inside the
fire line. II, reafter no one will be al
lowed to get near. the scene of opera
tions aud this Iule will be rigidly en-.
forced.
The badges are made of Ger man sill
yer and are shaped like a Maltese
cTo.s. They are patterned after those
worn by the Philadelphia fremeu and
will be inscribed with the name and
number Of the company the wesrer be-
longs to. They are about an inch in
diameter and were made by firm in
Philadelphia. They are expected to ar
rive by the end of the week.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24
Defeat Not DiSCOuraging.

Many expressions OF astonishment
have been heard relative to the large
score rolled up by the Ninth Regiment
basket ball team against the Danvi1le
boys Oh Friday evening last. With all
the big score it was a remarkable ex-
hibition and Danville certainly made a
good showing.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24

Workmen have succeeded in remov-
ing all the iron of the two spans Of
the Oatawissa river bridge that ha d
been scattered along the bank aud
have started work on the iron that 5
in the river.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24
Band Holds Dance.

The dance given by Stoes' Band at
the Armory on Saturday evening was
largely attended and was success in
every way. The band made short
parade before the dance. The music
rendered was excellent and showed a
marked Improvement.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24
Old Timers Defeated.

The game of basket ball at the Arm
ory Tuesday between the Dauville
Old Timers and the Bucknell Inde-
pendents resulted in victory for the
latter. A large crowd witnessed the
game and the excitement at times ran
high.
Both teams played hard to win but
the goal throwing of the visitors was
frequently without interference which
should have prevented the plays, aud
consequently resulted in increasing the
lead which the visitors attained from
the start. In the second half, Barry.
and Harry Bedea, were substituted for
Gaskins aud Dougherty respectively
and each played his opponent credit
ably. but the visitors were out tor a
scalp and their hopes were realized in
a So bstantial manner as the following
score will show.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24
Y. NJ. c. A. Closed This Evening.

Owing to the fact that this is Thanks
giving Day, the Y. NJ. @. A. building
will be closed after Z 80 in the. even
ing. Persons who desire to visit the
building for any purpose are requested
TO do so before this time.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24

Goals from field-Hayes Bedea 2
Kl4se 4 Sechler 3; Gaskins ?; Dough
erty Leonard 5 Grier 4 Lose 1 (;
Claypool MoNinch 8. From fouls
Grier /. Time of halves 20 minutes,
Umpire, Rosenthal.
more gentlemanly lot of players
than the Buoknell team never appear
ed on the home floor, and their future
appearance will always be welcomed
by the lovers of the game.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24

Three or four days of steady rain
would be a blessing to the country ut
the present time.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24

Ice men are already speoulatIng on
ice harvest prospects.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-11-24
JOB PRINTING

The office Of the AMERICAN
being furnished with a large
assortment of job letter and
fancy type and job material
generally, the Publisher an
nounces to the public that he
is prepared at all times to ex-
cute in the neatest manner
JOB PRINTING
Ofall Kinds and Description
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Nene Sneorporattonen.

Gol9enbe neue @eieai9aften erpirt.
ten i6re OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Die v0aubtaot Bant", 9aubfabt;
Capital $25, 900. Die 9irectoren fint
Biirger BON Saubfaot, @~pntbiana unb
@bansbiae.
Ser v@ranb Orber Of Goats Of
&merica" Sauptquartier in Wattbetps.
9%irectoren s. g. Nidpls, @m. Sui
liban unb s. 9aniels.
9ie yNmerican Beauty Oil Co.,
Nepcatle; Capital $4,000. 9irec=
turen: u. 6. Wilfinfon, .. 80. Mc-
@reatb, s. u. 9belps, g. u. Ban
s3ant, g. s.. Morris, 8. 9raper unb
5. Mulen.
Sic v9unfirt Nlbanp Oil Co.,
Nuntirt; capital $50, 900. 9irectos
rem: s. g. Softer. %. 8. Sutton, 8.
%. 2ufer, 5. M. Wilbite, %. 8.
8aib, S. g. Bearb, 8. 8. Mee9am
unb S. g. Nlen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
9euti@er Nasemeine YroteRan=
ttide @atiemsS ereim.

Ser 9euti9e Na9emeine BrOteifans
tii4e Waiien=0erei bielt seftern Na@=
mittaq in Der Mnftalt feline reselmdBige
mOnatltGe 8erfammlung ab.
9as @efud bon @lapton CROSBY
UNI Nufnabme ieiner 8 Rinoer purps
einem gomtte, beftebenb aus ben 9er=
rem Stebtfelo, S6aub unb 9inoemann
iiberpiefen, pel6es antoriirt murbe,
mad beftem @ewihen gu banbeln.
QnldBlt6 bes Nblebens bes Mitslie=
beg @m. &oB tuurben Der prdiioent
unb Der Secretdr beauftrags, pahenoe
8eileiosbei9ltfe 3u fafen. Ser Sc
cretdr purbe ferner anaemieien, ben
Glts, uel9e beranlaBten, baB Die 369=
hinge Der Mnfalt elmer Norfeuung. bes
Circus BON 8ent1p Bros. %bettpobnten,
elm 9antes=S 9retben sugeben gu lafien.
Der 8eri9t bes WaiIen 8aters
murDe uie berlefen, angenommen.
Serfelbe lautete pie fol9t:
Ste Ginoer tparen. Soft lei Danf,
ale gefunb.
9ie Gtnber3abl III tpie i'm borieen
MDnat, 64-22 Mdb6en unb AZ Rna=
ben.
SoIeenbes tuurbe benz 8erein GEE
I9entt:
8on Serrn Wm. Mai9mener, @ar=
ten=S aamen.
gOn 0errn 6enrp Ruhe, @ras=
Saamen.
gon Sarrrt 6. 0udribe & Son,
Blumen.
Mm IL. Mai folgfen mir etnerSinla=
bung Der @lfs unb begaber uns nit 81
3inbern per @pesial StraBenbabn=
@aeet mad @entrps Dog ano ponp
Sbop". 9ieies mar ftr bic 3inber
cine 9rOBe Greube, benin biele bon If
men batten nod ME etne folde 8orftel=
lung geieben, aud puroen Die 2inoe,
nit Bopeorn uno Goafeb peanat
tractirt. MQen 1T hermit btelmals
gebantt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
NatOmobolifen ben Tarmera
NIT Steinen 6nmharSirt.

Ste @ebriiber Sarrp unb Benjamin
&apbael BON Geo, 1919 sc. Slinois
Str. uno 4nbretu Srier BON SEQ. 1904
81. Capitol Nbe. fubren setern Na9=
mittag in einem Nutonobil bic Sf
10. Str. entlang, aIs ibnen Elm 6ubr=
merf ent9esenfam, befien Snfahen stpei
GARNER waren.
Die 6erren bra9ten ibr Muto gum
StiQfanO, bamit Der @auI por bem=
ielben ni6t i6euen fo1te. Nus Dant
fir oicie &ifft9t, bombarbirten bic
ritoen patronen Die Sniahen oes Nuto=
mobils nit 9teinen. Wie es beiBt, iol
9arrp &apbael f9Iimme Wunoen am
Gopf babongetragen BADEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
0orort oes Noroamerifaniid)e
Surnerbnn0es.

Ser Norort bes Decentralization
Surnerbunbes ernannte in ieiner lek=
ten gerfammluns bor Der in bieiem
Monat in gittsburs tattfnbenben
8unbesta9fabun8 folgenbe Mitglieoer
gu Selegaten fir oiefelbe: 5ermann
2ieber, gilbert Webeer, &obert Sir,
Pbilipp &appaport, peter S@erer,
SbeoOpr @tempfel unb Seinri6 9uber.
Ser Se6niide Musf9uB beri6tet,
baB Die Surnlebrer Wm. Ste6er, Sn=
oianapolis, Otto @reubel, Chicago,
Wm. 59ldfi, Milmaufee, unb Or.
Carl 3app, @lebelano, O., fi9 bereit
erfldrt baben, auf benz in ct. 2ouis
ftattfinoer1ben Surnlebrer=Sage, mel=
der am 80. SUM- ieinen Anfan9
nimmt, 8ortrd9e 81 balten.
Ser 8orcrt beidloB, ben 8Orfber
oes Se9niI@en Nusf6uRes unb ben
secretdr beHslben, Seinri6sube reip.
Sueo Slider gum Surnlebrertae unb
internatiDnalen Wettturnen in ct.
Souls 5u fenoen.
Ste S9luBfeier i'm Surnlebrer=Se See
minar fnbet nit Der bes Seuti9sQme,
ritanii9en Sebrer=G Seminars am %.
Stunt HIATT. 1er 8orort tptro burG
ben Burner &obert Wilo bpn Chicago
BEL Der Geter nertreten fem.
Ser Seminar MuiduB tpuroe beauf=
tra9t, einen neutrality-suspicious. gum
S~urnIebrer=@ eminar au f1ifen.
Ser 8orort beftdtIgte bic Mrfnabme
oes vSociaIen Surnpereins bon So-
lebp" in ben Surnbe3irf Safe erie unb
bes Surnbereins ,pahaic" in ben
Surnbe3trt Neu Serfep.
Ser ausf&uB fir geiitise 8etrebun-
gen bert9tete, baB mad benz s~ueiten
preisausidreibsn 165 Serte gu einem
Surnfefliebe eingelaufen finb.
6err 9ermann 2ieber, Der @rfte
@pre9er bes characterization Sur=
nerbunbes, bat in ct. Souls Der tur-
nerii&en A~usteluns einen BeiuG ab-
geifattet unn er beri6tete, baB bieielbe
III ieber Besiebung 9eoiesen aus9efals
len 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Gorietten
Seibben.

Gorietten 2eibGen bon @ambrie, garnirt
am 9aIs NIT 5uei Reiben Giniat unb Spiben,
Mrms 9rOben nit Spiben earnirt. =. soc
Nainfoof gorietten 9eib9en nit ber5iertem
Sails mnb Nermel in spei Reibsn SiiHau9ens
Spiten unb Giniat, iopie nit Sdu6er, iebr
i66n.. Csc
Gin @Drietten 2eib9en bon Nainioof, nit
spei &eiben Spiten @iniab unb 8riar
Stepparbeit, sails nnb MermeL nit Spiten
&rauie beiett. $1.25
Gorletten 2eibben bon gtatn1oof, NIT Sod
unb all over Stifereien unb G9metterIins
MebaiIpns, Gals NIT &rauie BON @tidereien
5u.... so
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

Gtarb

G~~E . Spbn 9Seber, i'm Mlter nou SO esabren
Slutu /. 5Npnaten, Samitoe Nbenb fnr5 nod
10 ubr rad ldnserer aronfbeit. 9as 2ei9en'
besdnsnis fnbet um Dteuituo Ra6mittas $50 bonn
SrouertouIe. $40. 21O7 Gbeftnut ST., ons ftatt.
Erienerife SSeber. Satin.
Catherine WeeFser,
Spbu SSeber,
Nree 9Ss Der,
Barbara GSeber, rinhpr
Erfererife Gbmann,
Maria 3euB,
Minnie SSisrIin9,
Bertha SSeber,
Spbn Meesser,
GSMffap Sbmanu, J SDpte9er'
6ermann 2eMF, 1o9ne.
Neter Mierlins,
Bertha @eber, | S6piegers
&puife 9Seber. tD9ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Ser pra6tise Smrner=F
Sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eife srOffnet.

SroB Der bebenfii9en uno broben=
ben Witterung, pel9e big gum Mittag
u~ortualtete, fanben f6 geffern i'm Sur=
nerparf anldBli6 Der @r6fnuns bes=
felben bod Die Befu9er in fattli6er
Mnaabl Elm.
Ser parf bate fi9, 9anf ben auBera
rrbentli9sn Nnfrengungen Der Mit.
glieber bes parfbereins in Elm feflides
8etranb eetporfen unb es mar bafir
geior9t morben, baB am Nbenb Der
part bermittelt sablreider 2ampions
uno 2aternen masif9 beleu6tet mar.
MuBer ben Mitslieoern bes SociaIen
Surnbereins batter f6 aud bic bes
@ibfeite Surnbereins sablrei9 einge=
funben.
STR nnterbaltung Der @dfe mar in
better Weiie geiorgt tDorben.
9ie Sauptnummer bes Bro9ramms
bilbete Elm Yreisturnen, an tuel6em ii9
ftnf Actibe bes 9ocialen - @mmeri4,
Maas, Brinaler, @draber unb Muefe
- IDpie 5 Nctibe bon Der @tbieite -
Wm. unb Otto Srrgang, &oebler,
9eder uno Shufter = Iopie smei &ie=
gen Der 36slin9selaRe bes eocialen
Surnbereins betbeili9ten.
@1s preisri6ter Fir Die Nctiben fun=
eirten bic Surnlebrer &utber unb
Ste6er uno fir Die 36slinss=@laRe
Die Burner, 9n. Moei9, CHARLES
Mobe, Martin girf unb 8uftap 6ro=
binius.
Die palmen bes @ieses trugen
i6lieBlid babon:
Nctibe.
9rctfe.
1. Sarrp griu8ter, Soc. 8. Q. 51.5.
Buntte.
p. Otto Srrgang, @hofeiteS nrnberetn
44.4 Punfte.
3. Nrth. Toebler, Sno1. S.W. 44.3 Is.
4. 2outs Maas, @oe. So. AZ g.
5. Al Otar @mineri6, SOe Ais g.
5. b. Wi0aro S9raber, soc. 41.5p.
6. Otto Muefe, Soc. 80 g.
z. 6. Deder, @tbf. 37.9 g.
8. @rnH S9ufer, sioi. 36.5 g.
36glin9e.
l. Siege.
1. prei-go. @oot, 5peater, @eiGent
BON CHARLES Waper.
Q. greis-Greo. S6ulmeper, Camera,
@ef6snf BON Sads & So.
8. preis-@arl pfiser, 8afeball=
Sanbi9ube, @ei9ent BON @uftab
Weiting. an
2. Siege.
/. reis-0pmer Yerrott, Nn9elrutbe
bon @uifab Sabi6.
2. preis-gun 2oong Wong, Bib,
@ei9enf ban $. 2ieber & So.
3. prets-0len Yarrt11, Nn9el9e10trr,
@ef1ent bon Gipp 8ros.
8ebeutenbe Nn3iebun9straft iibte
auf Die Beiu9er aud Elm bon Dem
Damen=8et bes Socialen Snrn=
berein arran9irter Gii9tei9. Sie
Samen batten aud ferner mod FIR
Elm f6madbaftes N~benbefen Serge ge=
tra9en.
Die Mitslieber bes Barfbereins aber
batten bafir 9eiorgt, baB Beoienung
unb 8enirtbune ntdts 5u tuini6er
iibrig lieBen.
Ser parf 1T ieBt in iol9 prd4ti9et
3ultanoe, baB ct beroient, re9t f1eiBig
| hoftth& ,t tocrAcrt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Nieoriger Gabrpreis mad gbieagu
ria YennIplnania 2inie.

Mm 16., IT,, 49,, 10. unb 20.
Stunt, nerben @rcurions=Sidets nod
@btcaso ~berfauft, anldBli4 Der &epub=
lifanif9en National=@ Contention, bur9
ale Sifet=9 tationer Der Pennfplbania=
2inien. SIR b6lige S%nformation,
binfidtli9 Staten, 3eit Der 3ige etc.
tuenbe man fid on bic 8ifet=N 9enten
bieier 2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Sod gut %abselaufen.

Grau 0ia, SEQ. IL Winnefota Str.
wobnbaft, muroe geffern Na9mittag
bon einem SUPERINTENDENT an Der
Southern Nbe., mo Die 8abn in ben
@arfielo=Barf einbiegt, umgemorfen,
glifli6erueiie iebod niht ernitli6 ber=
Iebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

Sir Snbiana: 9ur9i6nittIid ihDs
nes @etter beute 4benb unb am Otenftas;
etmas tibler fir bas nDrblibe unb ~rtittIere
Snbtana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
IsW etterbert9t.

SbeiIweiie bep0Ift heute Mbeno unb am
9ienitae tein meientIi9er @e9iel in Der
Eemperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

@%afbinatpn n. 6. Stunt.

sur "a etnnOen. snOsnD : upr ysOrssns, :. STUNT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

N%erlanst- Gin g2db6en fir Sausorbeit, mug
~ eneliih ipreben. Retu Maf6en.
glodaufroQe1 1912 Norb alabama 9trose.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
EbermometerffanS

8. &. 8Ihtbe,
Sectipns<O Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

0n perfaufem - Gin 6Ieif6ers6e19dft nerbunben
ID init Gtanb i'm GLeiI9martt. 3u annebmbarem
Wreiie. ganB innerbaIb 10 Eaeen p~ertauft psrben.
Rodsufragen in Der Office hiefes 9lattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Nerlan9ts Nnjei9en

raenb Del9sr Att msroeu in Der nSnbiono Eribitne
nit SC per Belle fir iebe S~suiertiou bere6net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

Steneseinb-Gin benti6er ntaun iI@t STEELE aIs
80 s~nHitpr ober Rabtmd6ter. NGb3ufra9en III
ber Office biefes glattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

N%erlanst = Gin 9utes Ndb9eu fir ansenteine
~ Sausarbeit. gta15afrasen 7ls gtorb gaft Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

q II perfaufen-3pet leibte abltefernugs. Woeen
a 8inig. sta65ufro9en 1912 Sorb Capitol Aoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

THE ]. BRADLEY CO, @runoeigent5umss
L WtafIer, ~faufeu, ~perfaufen, oertaui6eu uno pers
fteigern g'sen.bum ieber art. 8immer Sc, SueoRs
Gebdube. gaeuer Eelepbon 1859.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

0;ou4{n0e4s @eIb su perIeiben au ireeub
WtAuN6tCNtc . eiueut Betrag fur 8 bis 8
groseut.- Mmericau Some Sueins Co.,
9 2ouIbarb Gebdu6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

N&erIanst - Wtdb6en unb Sraren fur 9aunbrpp
~ grbett. gsa65ufrapsu in Armftrpnes 2aunbrp
224 Mgeft Warplanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

0%IfR Ginbefmffde &rduter furieren Spre
Sy Masenbeidtueroeu. Bum b~erfaufen in
255 8eft @afbinstun GtraBe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15
TONS or SWEETS.
Astoria Will Have to Exert Herself "a
Consume the Orders.

The people Of Astoria, while they
have a liking for sweets, are not cog
infant of an industry that is running in
the city to the eternal discontinue of
too free participants in its product. The
corporation of which mention is made
is the Eastern Candy Company. and C.
Polycorpus is the manager. II has con-
tracted the delivery of 5000 pounds of
candies, four tons of sweets, enough to
furnish cholera morbus for some ma
tions.
Mr.. Polycorpus. however, denies that
his candies produce anything but pure
bliss. and the appearance of his con-
sumers seems to indicate this is so.
Even the talented Greeks name is in
dicative of "the right thing" for its
synonym is that of fruitful plenty, and
the distribution of four tons of candy
in Astoria for the Christmas season
will indubitably make the name of
the largest candy manufacturer in Ore
gon remembered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15
Change Of Program.

There will be an entire change OF
program at the Star tonight. The
principal changes will be new dances
by the Garity sisters. and exhibition OF
artistic dancing unequalled by any
This is certainly big drawing card
The Mexican quintet will make an en-
tire change of program. giving some OF
the most popular selections on its
wonderful instrument. Notwithstand.
ing the inclement weather last even
ing, the theater was crowded. attest
ing the appreciation of the public OF
the magnificent program presented.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15
Capt. U. B. Scott viii Bring the
Telegraph to Oregon,
is FASTEST STEAMER AFL0AT
Viii Be Put on the Run Between As.
toria and Portland, and Between
Portland and The Dalles
Very Soon.

Arrangements are being made to
bring the steamer Telegraph. the fast
est sternwheeler In the world to Port
land from the sound and put her on
the run between Portland and The
Dalles In the spring.
The steamer Is owned by Captain U.
r. Scott. formerly one of the principal
stockholders In the white Collar line
here. He sold out his interests to the
company known as the Regulator line.
Captain Scott Is negotiating for land !.
ing privileges at the Washington street
dock.
/ While he has not selected route he
win probably make the round trip be-
tween Portland and The Dalles one day,
between here and Astoria the next,
There has never been steamer which
has completed the round trip ON either
one Of these routes In day. but the
captain is confident the Telegraph can
do II. BY alternating the run he be-
lieves he win get all the traffic that can
be handled.
The Telegraph win be operated as a
passenger boat exclusively. No stops
viii be made at the way landings, Dur
Ing the past year she has been plying
between Seattle and Port orford, and
averaged IL miles an hour for every
day she was In commission. At times
she made more than 20 miles an hour.
Captain Scott thinks the Lewis and
Clark fair win attract thousands OF
eastern people to Portland next year.
and that is the reason he has decided
to bring his steamer here. He be-
lieves he can reap fortune carrying
visitors up and down the scenic Column
bia. AS 1t requires two days to go to
The Dalles and return. he will have a
decided advantage In getting the major
portion OF the trade.
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DIED OF FRIGHT.
Child Falls Dead While Attempting |
Recitation.

New York. Dec. 14.-Excltement and
nervousness because she was to re-
cite verse from the Bible at the
Christmas entertainment of a church
in Brooklyn has caused the death of
May Young, 10 years OF age. While
she and 80 other little girls were at
the church rehearsing for the enter
tainment she stepped from the line to
recite her verse and fell forward on her
face, dead. Terror reigned for sew
'eral minutes among the crowd of chill
dren who ran screaming from the
scene, but the minister and his assist
ants finally calmed them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15
SALOON LICENSE RAISED.
Albany Council Raises License to Two
Hundred Dollars,

Albany, Ore, Dec. 1.-THE city
council of Albany last evening raised
the rate of saloon licenses in this city
to $500 per year. The former rate was
s400 per year. and, as there are 10 sa-
looms in Albany, 1t means an increase
of $1,000 per year in the city's finances.
1t is understood that this action was
taken to forestall the action of the new
council, which may possibly favor an
even higher license.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15

Butte. Mont, Dec. l4.--Affiicted with
an acute form Of melancnolia, Mrs
Louisa Paddy has persistently starved
herself for over three weeks, until she
Is so weak that she cannot leave her
bed. She win be examined by COM
mission late this afternoon. At first
Mrs. Paddy was afflicted with religious
frenzy. BY some curious freak OF dis
ordered mind she became possessed
of the idea she must not eat. Through
brute strength she has been forced to
take some soup.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15

Pixies Reak will be the scene. Mr..
Wahlgresn stated that he would give
a cup to the winner. The roadway
leading to the summit OF the famous
mountain win be especially prepared
for the test. The actual climb will be
approximately 5000 feet and the road
about IA miles. The steepest grade
will approximate as degrees.
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scrazies" viii Suicide.

Denver, Dec. 14.-An automobile
climbing contest, entries to which
will be open to the world, has been an
nounced by G. A. Wahlgreen of the
Overland Racing Association. The
event will occur in August, 1905, and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15

Pleasure and benefit are combined
when Rogers disseminated tooth powder
is used 1t cleanses and beautiaes the
teeth. Large bottle 25 cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15
Holiday neckwear at Danxigers'.

Everybody is saving the Imperial
cigar bands, not only because they en-
Joy a good smoke. but are also anxious
to win the diamond ring.
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corbin eos. South. From Manila.

Manila, Dec. 14.-Major General Cor
bin, military commander of the Philip
pines, left here today for the south on
Ia tour Of inspection.
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Smoking Jackets at Danzlgers'.

The occldent tonsorlal parlors and
bath facilities are equalled by none.
Everything modern and up to date.
See Peterson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15

Toke Point or Shoal Water Bay
oysters at the New Style Restaurant.
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Suit Cases at Danxlsers.

Just INA shipment of fine Queer
olives. CSC per pint. Astoria Grocery.
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CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT.


John BlasIch has leased the Califor-
MIA Restaurant and Oyster House and
is now prepared to serve the public.
The best oysters and meals in the
city. Family trade supplied. Good
cooks. polite walters and prompt SER
vice.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-15

Nan Pattersons intention is to try
her case on fascinatlons instead OF
facts.