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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15
FIVE BISHOPS RETIRED.
Methodist eoufstsnstl PLACE. Aged
II cisrsymen on Pension Eoll.

Methodist Conference Places Ages
| r cisrsymsn, on Pension Bell,
Los Angeles, May i4.-The Metho-
dlstt conferenue9 today uerformed on'
of its delicate. as well as its most pain
|fdl duties. = Ii retired from aii active
participatioh IN church work five Of
its venerable bishops. They are Bishop
of New York. walden of Gin
cinnatl. Vincent Of seurich, switzer-
land, Malfaiieu or Boston and AFoss OF
The ballot On ah1 aths retirement Asitna wa.
taken at noon today. and, while the
result is closely guarded and will not
be made public until the, tellers report
to. the conference next Monday morn
ing, It can be stated with every assur-
ance those above named viii be placed
on4the rsuperannuated rolhy The con-
ference also accepted the request of
Senior Bishop MeFrili for retirement.
The action of the conference today
created six vacancies These together
with the two resulting from the deaths
OF Bishops, .Nindel and Hurst during
the last quadrennium, make neces-
sary the election Of eight bishops by
the present conference. 1t Is said two
missionary bishops will also be chosen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

The regatta committee appointed by
the Push Club and also the soliciting
committee are requested to meet at
II o'clock this Sunday morning at
the Office OF the Fisher Bros. Company
to consult regarding the proposed re-
gatta. BY order Of the committee,
FRANK r. STOKES, Chairman.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15
LOOKS BAD FOR BRITISH.
Thibetans Threaten General Uprising
Against Whites.

Gyangtse. Thihet friday, The
country In front OF the mission In In
ferment. Lamas. like mullahs on the
Patuan frontier are going from val
ley to valley preaching holy war. Two
thousand Khamba warriors are march.
ing TO join the army In the Gyantse
fort.
Rombardment of the camp con-
tinues. The Thibetans have found the
range OF every building In the camp,
but the British are all well under cover
and communications with the rear are
still open.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

has resulted In q. shlg sfallins ssff sAal
the vote of that precinct, but othei
towns have gained in population, and
the country should surpass the show
ma q aaa2,
This years fegistration in the entire
counly to date exceeds that of 1902
by 11s@~she city having gained III and
the country being IS short,
Voters are agaif aNarned that the
books svilg ~ CLOSED on Nonday night
at Sslelesks The law lalakesst inn
possfbfe for the clerk to register vot-
ers after that, hour so alh who have
not Registered must SO TO Nfn Cimton's
office early, or run the chance of being
sl,,naa4 m tMet ! ~ " y
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15
eRlosBY WILL RESIGN.
Record as United States Attorney at
Nome Not Good.


Washington, May ,s-(Special cor
respondence.)-The president has had
several conferences recently over the
case of Colonel Melvin Grigsby, who
organized a. regiment of rough riders
during the Spanish war. Senator
Hansbrougha of South Dakota talked
with the president, and Attorney
General Knox is believed to have dis
cussed the case with the president.
Colonel Grigsby was appointed
United States attorney at Nome,
Alaska, June "a, 1902. He soon be-
came involved in trouble and charges
were filed against him with the depart
ment of Justice. Attorney General
Knox gave them careful investiga-
ton and II Is understood that he
found that the record Of colonel Grigs-
by was not as good as II could have
been and that It would be better to
7-sf ~
bring about the severance OF hfs Re-
iations with the government service.
fhat was his, purport of his RECON-
to the president, z ~
Friends Of colohel Grigsby, Aoyever,
have worked earnestly to Npreyent this
and have decIated that Colonel drigs-
by was victim of circumstances. The
OUTGOING ofItpe) whole effatr, III wac-
tically certain now, is that Colonel
will resign his position, there
By settling the whole case. He win
not be willing to accept d verdict re-
fetcting upon his official and personal
character, saiGia8raai,dt ana 30 his resignation win
probably be accepted. le feiIei 20
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15
MUTlLATED THE DEAD.
Russians Accused of 5arbaroas Pracl
siee on YaIu Riser

HI ke@s%S VIZ t@'& sS~t E
Toxic, May 14--(5 p. m. )--A ecorrei
spondent of the Kokumin shimbun
of Toxic, who is with General Kuroki
has made the charge that the Russians
mutilated Japanese dead at the Yalt
river. He says that when the detach-
ment of the Fourth regiment of ths
Imperial guards, which occupied Kas
san, received the counter attack from
the Russians. three Japanese soldiers
fell into the hands a the enemy and
were taken prisoners The mutilated
corpse of one of them, named Tatsu-
ikiro Watanabe, was afterward found,
according to the correspondent, hangs
ing to tree on the bank Of the Yalu.
i 1.-THE dead mans face had been
stripped of its skin. his stomach had
been gouged out" continues the corre-
spondent, "and his feet had been cut
off. The mutilations were horrible.
It is believed that the other two men
met the same fate, but that when the
corpses Of the three were roiied over
the bank only that of Watanabe
caught on tree, the others falling
into the river" ,t5
The publication Of these charges has
caused intense Indignation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

Totals sftfaf 1sS-YiisSS4 st1Poggo
"a The registration the country pre-
cinasooat the, close siofi h business last
night was as follows:
John Day. 27ly ysyensen 4Sis Wallusk,
sss New ASTORIA 125; Warrentens so;
Clatsop, 81; Seaside, 1870; Melville, "a;
Chaawell 43SaYli Az; aYoupgs icf pG River 2s; yolney
Apalt tKnappa,r4 Clifton 81; WestpoFt,
27;,lN Nesperb Jewell as; Mishawaka,
1s; Elsie, II; Push, 7. Total, s4S!b a.a
The closing of the mill at Westport
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15
TASTCHANCE
FOR VOTERS
Must Register tomorrow II They
Want toAyote at the Forth
- coming ELECTORS.
-
ClTYsOlS MATERIALLY N AHEAD
Almost 200 More Have Regis
tered Than In 1902, While
County Precincts Shew
Shortage to Dateofe5.l ?

County Clerk Clinton and his depp,
ties yesterday earned their salaries
From the time The sofice 6penedlfn ths
morning until the close Of business al
s o'clock. and. again from I to s, the
once was crowded with tarfy voters
who were rushing in at the last min
ute to get their names on the regis
tration roll It was just such . finish
as had been predicted, and Monday
promises 10 be even Il harder day .fpf
the clerks, The ordinary duties Of the
ONCE keep the force fliiy engaged,
and when llHs7Ifsyfoters H drop in to regis
ter some active work is necessary,
especially In view OF the fact that the
delinquents are always those who must
be questioned. 50 the county got a
better run for its salary money yes
terday than it was entitled to, and the
tired clerks dragged themselves home
at a late hour happy that Sunday was
coming.
The city is making an excellent
showing. considering the apathy here
tofore manifested BY voters Al
ready the registration exceeds that or
two years ago Notwithstanding that
Ia 1903 accmnlete state ticket was to
be elected while this year there are
but two state candidates. The coun-
try precincts are shy, but win doubt
less make up the present deficit Of S.
on Monday. The most notable gain Of
the week was made by New astoria
which is now accredited with 125 vot-
ers. Seaside has 'Is0sak fgT NH
Yesterday the city jumped from AL
t73. Fridays total. to 1861. gain OF
IS. The country came up from TIA tol
S43, a gain of SO. Every city precinct
except No. made a material gain and
the indications are tfat six Of the seven
precincts will register more than 200l
voters. No. is making al very fine
showing in the matter of votes. the
registration to date surprising that of
1900. when 1888 voters registered inI
the city. 1t is said No. 3 precinct is i
to be got out to vote against the local
option measure.
The registrations in the various city
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

Just exactly one-fifth of the voters
who registered in 1900 did not vote
that year. Last county election, quite
to the contrary, the vote exceeded the
registration by l1s. The vote and
registration for 1902 were as follows
in the city:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

Monday, May 1e, 1904, Is the date OF
MIR. Worsley's concert. E
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15
DON'T co TO ST. Louis

Till you call at or write to the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad
Office 1s4 Thirt street, Portland, Ore
Low rates TO all points east, In connec-
tion with all transcontinentals. q
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

JUST oPENED-NEW GROCERY
Groceries, tobacco, soft drinks, con-
fectionery; homemade bread and
cookies, ETC., etc.
@ T. E. MESSENGER,
Cor. Second and Astor SITS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15


We offer One hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls catarrh Cure
do;ii-F. IL cheney IS 60, Toledo o
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J,r Cheney for the last iS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his ffrrh! !IliH eiHj bHG MIA 9di
YG wALDfNG, fKINNAN & &lMARVIN,
siiod wholesale Druggists, Foiedes Q,
btHall's foatarrh Cure, tls taken inter-
nsllyd acting directly upon the blood
and. mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
4 Der botte9. Sold BY ail Druggists ts!ill
9fiFake Hairs Famny Pnls for cOhsti-
lpati66.2 IsmmDs bn8 pBtyqs 9i
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

B 4EegleftedI colds make fat grave
Esfd4ii 5pFs Woods dn'sliilN lNqTNfy F Pine Y,
Syrup helps men and women to a
happy, vigorous old age. =,
IFfffjf ! z fffTdfffk tEf1affS VI = E5sffHfs f5
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

Astoria :. ..257 942 22s 2s1--9Ss
Multnomah ...252 222 21a 2s5--s22
The victory is attributed by M. F.
Hardesty to the absence Of the hoo-
doc, who was left at home.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15
Notice.

To the citizens Of Astoria. The
Grand Lodge of /. o. o. F. for Ore
gons will -meetainrAstOrIa on May IL
There will be about 900 persons to
accommodate Anyone having spare
bed or beds will please notify Jas. W.
WEIGH. 654 Commercial street, with
name, number Of house, beds and
street. asit" 7a
JAS. w. WEIGH.
oLoF ANDERSON.
JOHN HAHN.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

s.s4,- H. s. ROWE.
,.,-s . a,, General Agent
~ ,1. ss......-, Portland, ore.
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2gsgfsgss sds g1i baBG
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-15

40 .AvNAyvA sNNAaMoo oxAAaaaa TaMa aNE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

pen, ais mihe er Die Dorte ipre6en
cher ftngen.
@ein 9er8 tDurb grOb-pOn 5reube,
Subel, Gifer.
Die 5tabt mar ni9t mebr freno.
Oas 3iel ftrablte.
Nt9t bas polnif9e 2ieo-5iefes
beutf9e iOuf fem eriter 9rub bier
fem.
Sin @ruB, ben ibm Elm @9iiler gez
geben, @r bate ben Sungen lieb.
limb flare, beue, freubige Nugen rt9=
teten 1i9 duf bas bunfle 9pmnaiialse~
bGubs unb faben bann in ben glebel, in
benz Der &nabe beri6nunben mar, als
miiBten tie Ietner Spur folgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Die 5ran5Oe en- Harlem
hire po1itipn in 8iierta INNER me6r.
Die @arniion lit i'm 2aufe bes MpriI
um elm Battalion algerifder @6iiben
peritGrft. sic tpirb am 1. SUM- nod
um Elm characterization = i'm @an=
gen um 1900 9etpebre = bermebrt.
sin IirbeGfurm in 60
dindind, ter bor einieen Sdgen be1ea
fiibli9e prppin5en bsimiudte, fat b;,
@tabt Mptbo faft DDaig 5erft0rt. Meb=
rere 6unbert Sfhunfen gingen unter
Dber purben ans ufer geporfen. Die
3obl Ger 1meefommenen pirb aui
mefr ols 1000 ungegeben, bermutblth
IGmmtli9 Gingeborene, bu fem @uroz
pGer als permiBt eemelbet tDorben 1T.
Ser aneeri6tete S6dben betrGst iibee
srpei Minionen 5rnnten. Der Sturm
Sog in Der Gi9tune BON &amboof9o
poriiber unb bat ou6 in Ger Staot
prom=genb groBe @erniiitungen am
geri9tet. 4u9 bort ~ertrunfen 5ablz
reide Yerfonen, unb piele @diffe tpur=
ben prad. Die Seleerapbenlinien 1tnD
iiberon 5erffDrt. 9ie gifenbabnber=
binbrne nit Mht6O 1T nod nidt nit
Der bergeiteH-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
(5prtfesuns foist)
Die Au1tptTndbe.

Batter (@Gufer, gum Sobn, tpel@
der aus Der @9Ile entlahen, nun IN bic
2ebre geben fou): nSunge, DergiB ntft,
mir baben Did uffc 'pappelt, Senge
bats ieieben, INNER bin id 0tr'n ilter
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Riibrung nm ben GALS tpenn 9u nal
eenen ssrof6en iibrig bait, pergib MIDI,
bet Oein alter Batter biiritet."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Muto bilboote tperoen
BON ben 5if9ern auf benz Renenbur<
ger=See in Der S9pei5 nit Grfolg be-
niiBt. Die goote itnb eleftrii4 beleu4@
tet unb perben bur9 einen Benstn<
Motor eetrieber. sic gleiten gerGuf4<
los bur9 bas MaFer, ohne beien Be-
tpobner gu eri9reden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
gpestalzg tanale.

epestaIsS t5nGfe.
srftea o S4Iase, sretter aIarub
8tuetten 2 S4Ldss, britter Mlarns
Drtttes Q S4L6ee, bierter ALARM
T-a-1, Seaer aus unb S6Ian4 ~aMfeersR1.
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Die 70 beset4netes StsnaIe tUsrbea nar trra SHa-as
r69ter G~n8eeeben ba an BEN betreferhes GtrGSess
s~reuautleea tetne 4Iarnrt5feu anaebreGt Fab.
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.Seuer St9naIe.

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY THAT CURES
II ;ii-o-ns Does Not Cure Gehring &
Hiee.nson VIII Refund Your
knneA

Among all the remedies II This popular
drug store there are few that they are
wiling 10 sen on guarantee 10 refund
the money n theyfde not cure. Ali-o-na,
the famous dyspepsia RENE d.. has made
- many cures among their customers
that Gehriug S< H!gginson Nay II this
Any one who has dyspepsia. indigestion.
headaches. dizzy feeling or liver troubles.
should take advantage OF this ch2ace -
be made well without any -isx of spendinE :
money to TO purpose. &i-o-uz VIII casIe;
WI regulate the digestion. viii eusb.e
any ore 90 cat whzt be wants Il II does
not do al thls. The medicine will not ooSi
you cent
CiehriEg * Eigginsol have sold a great
many boxes of Mi-o-na Z the las; few
weeks aad have yet 10 receive the arsi
complaint from any customer. Such .
record E simply marvellous and speazs
volumes for Ehe merit OF the remedy.
Il is easy enough - ~ q cSiErsB with
the symptoms afGictsng these whn have
dyspepsia. bat there Is m need II eescri5-
ins their condition What tAey want $
a cure An6 they have It IA Ni-e-zz
Do nog suffer : day longer Sata aiscT-
serea Digestion II Ai-o-rz cures yoa 4
costs yea ssc a box. ard II II does nSs
you hare Gekriag 4 HIzgizsan's personal
guarantee u rsta-n ScEx Dclsy-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27

traffic bureau tonight at O'Clock, at the
Commercial club rooms for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing year
and selecting delegates to the Business
Mems meeting at Topeka. Several i'm
>portant propositions will be discussed.
l., o. Steinrod. cashier of the Andale
State bank was visitor in Wichita yes
terday. When asked how the wheat
prospect is in his section of the country,
he said: ''There never was a better out
look and Kansas will have the largest
crop she has ever had, in my estimation
: r. NJ. Chambers. of Neodesha, was in
Wichita yesterday. He is manager of
the Sedgwick County Oil and Gas COM
pany which has a large tract of land in
the oil and gas region. He speaks high
ly of the field and the magnificent devel-
opment there has been made. IN speak
ing of the proposition of piping gas into
Wichita, he said that it was the only
sane idea that he knew Of and if the
city ever intended TO get gas, she had
better take the matter up and sign the
contracts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
INITIAL NUMBER TONIGHT.
Paramount Exercises Will Begin With
Musical Recital.

The initial number of the series of COM
mencement events at Fairnount college
is a musical recital. 1t will be given this
evening iHs the college chapel. very
fine program has been prepared The va
rious parts in this recital will be given
by the students in the school of music.
The exercises Will begin promptly at SIS.
There Will be no charge for admission.
a fifteen minute car service win be main
tanned The following is the program:
PART /.
Chorus. "Festal Hymn" "......-....-B Buck
Fairmount College Choral Society
Piano, Sonata in DE- (hrst move
menD ...............-.......... Haydn
Miss Lee
Song. "A Dream" "..........-.........B Bartlett
Mr. Taylor
Piano. "Rondo Brilhante" (orches-
tral accompaniment on second
piano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Mohr
Miss Imboden
Song. Tell Me, Beautiful Maiden
........-.................. GOunod
Miss Milton
Biano, ''Valse Impromptu" .Durand
Miss Polly
Song, Sweet and Lo. W.. .Hawley
Fairmount College Woman's Glee Club
Five Minute Intermission.
PART II.
Quartet for Two Pianos, Overture
to Egmont' '..................Be Beethoven
Misses Polly. Lee, Molinari. Kicker
Song, Rock of Ages" .Jensen
5ir. Hyde
Violin. Concerto in E ((allegro
Maestoso) .......-..........-......V Viotti
Piano. Caprice ......-.......S .Stazenhagen
Miss Kicker
Song-Duo, "Maying' '..................S Smith
Miss Milton. Mr. Taylor
Piano. I. Promenade a Chatelard";
>, "Bosquet de julie" opus I39
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bendel
Miss Packer
Song, Home. Sweet Home" ~ .GofbeI
Fairmouat Colleg Mems Glee Club