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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
StraRenbnbn Strife bcidlu6en.

Soginom, Did, >. Sum-. -
Die SeoienItctcn Ser So9inoiu- uno
San 3 Gitp . Observation-Disclosures, 10
mie elmer mOcrcnL sic Ierbinouna
5pilfen beiOcn StGoten permitteln.
Den Clinic beI6loiicu in elmer belltc
rib ob9ebnltenen &eriommmag eirt-
ltlnlnllg, cinen Strife 81 beginnen.
sic botten cine tleine 2obnerbobuna,
ionic cine SerGnoerun9 III oem 3obr-
plane geIoroert, mo ibrc fSoroerun-
gen pltroen abgemieicn. Ser Strife
loll crit am Sonntng beginner, unb
etma 225 Mann meroen ooron betbei-
ligt iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
HOjcitlucnSfp's t%aftiid)cr Scblcr.
Gin @oibindtoncr 9ritifer aicbt 9(ui
fldrlrng iiber sic llriohc ser rlti
iiidcn Nieoerlogc,

iiidcn ltieotrlogc.
@ofbinQton, 2. g., 3. Sirni.
- Gin bobcr SIottcn e Oiii5icr, ocl-
ien Gicnitcriobrrmg icincr Nniiht BE-
lon0cren @ertb pCrlcibt, Gubert sit
lleber5cuQnnh hob HoicItpcnSfp'S
Nieocrloac boltptiG6lid cinem totti-
ihcn Scblcr 5u5nihrcibcn lei. o9lo.
mirol NoieItncnsfp bate in 2inielt.
6ormotion fo6ren ioncn o~nitott in
Solomon = 6ormotion," bemerfte ser
Ofii5icr, ollm Dem bon borne ottadi-
reuben Scin0c cine onSgcoebnte
6ront 5t bieten uutb sic WGgIiffeit
81 boben, icine Shiffc sur oolen8cls
ting ST brin9en. "a CT IN &olonncn-
formation flthr, hieltcn i'm ole So
poner III Der crQcn WccresItroBe nit
ieltcm 8riii. mo Scr ruiiiihe gtbmi,
raj bate feline Belt, nohbem Der Pin.
0riii eriolgt NOR, icine formation SIT
Gnoerr. Seiue Sfiffe niroelt zines
nod) Dem nn6ern ottodirt ltllo ser.
idoilen. Seine Sorpeooboote fonnte
er gar nidt pcrluertben, lno oo lehr
bolb Die Sdein!uerfer bon oelt Sopa.
nertt fort1cifoiien morcrL p%crnod)tell
Die Huiier iih oitd) Ger T%orpcboboot.
Nttodcn Der Soponcr nid)t 5ll crlucb
len. &oS o1croin9S mbegreiflid) or
Idleirt. it, sob bic &uIien, obidon oit
GtItor5cn gcring maren, Den Sapo'
l1ern tcinen ncnnenSmertben Sdn0en
juiil0ten. SIS ionte id)einen bnb lie
nur blin6lin9S hGtten oorollf loSSll.
ld)ieben broltden. INN bic ioponiiden
S6iIfc 5u t%reiicn. Die ioponiidcn
Sorpc0oboote fomcn crit in Milton,
ols Die HilIIen tbotiGhlih id)on be,
iicgt iporcn. Sic poncnoeten oa5
Merf. Nher Dies lit fem argument
gcgcn Sorpcbo6oote. Sic iino notG.
iucnbiQ mo mar nruB iic hoben."
ErGiioent Rooicpclt lhcint ii6ri.
gems nit ieinen Nnlihten. oic Sorpc.
bpboote bctrciieno, einen Stritt nci,
fer 81 geben. @dbrenb er biSber 0eil
nad)oriidIid)iten @crtb oui Eon5tr.
idiffe geleat bot, eridcincn ibm Jest
Sorpeoohoote BON bohiter @id)tig.
felt, mo er oilrite ieinen moB9eben.
ben einfInB oobin geIteno MAIDEN,
bob mehr Sorpeopboote in oos Slot.
ten : Eroaromm dllf9enommen per.
| ocn. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Ml6onp, Ga, =. sunni. - &eter
IbomoS, ser 9teger, mclfer ocu
MarihoQ &obn Monire bon Sreto.
ria, cincm flcincn, nobe bier geIegc-
nen StGothel, ermoroctc, mllroe
beutc oltrd Den Strong bingeridtet.
Ser &atcr, Die Mlttter mo OieS6me-
tier oes ermoroeten WariduIla moren
9nlgeu5chgen ser &oaitredrmg oea
llrthciLs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Nod Gin Tunfiulimcnt.
nihinntnn . e .

@ai y inGton, .. g., 2. SUM.
Ger vErGiioent ser nGriten Na-
tloltolbant" bon 2aopimitb, @isc.,
meloet oem Gouront : Gontroleur,
ooB Die 0ireftoren einltimmig be-
ldlo'len baben, Die Sbiiren Der In-
ltalt temporGr 81 idlieben. 9onf-
@ramlnotor CARING lit gum Seque-
tier ernannt moroen. Mad Dem let-
ten auspeiS ltenten lid Soil unn
Saben DER Inltalt auf $83, 400 gIeib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Nus Dem Snncrn WarDiano'S nns
ben angrcnsenbcn Staaten.
&oiebb 9ettermonn &c

ltorben.
IN Scr 9fGbc pom Cumberland Ut
Sr. Soicpb 9cttermonn imSllter bon
II Gobren geitorbcn. Gr ltonmte
ans 0eutidlono unO fam in iltngen
Iubrcn nod 2Imerito. Sclt Ion2en
rSobren bcpirtbiholtete cr cine 6arm
nabc Cumberland. Gr binterl1Bt
icine gSittluc, cincn Sobu mo orei
uerbeirotbctc S0dtcr.
Gin WormonC.
Nnnu @ltr5el fam bon NelpsOort
nu6 @riO0cton u.s. INN ibren @ot-
ten Der mcqcn @iGanlic perboItet
luorOen lit, oui5uiuhen. Dor Tidter
SoQ be5cligte Die 6rolL Dab ibr 8otte
icdS Srollen babe, pom 0cren lie ole
iiinite lei. Sic babe i'm in 0eutld).
luuO gebcirutbet mo lei NIT lbm llod)
Ymerifa Qefommcn. Sicr babc er lie
miBbanoclt, nm i6rc Griporniiie I'M
9etroge BON 5000 beItoblen mo lif
Dor einigen Sogcn III GriOQeton nit
Wtorie Goldberg uerbeirotbct. gSrr5el
iulu0c 5lt eil1em luciteren Nerb0r
nGhltc @ohc i~cItgebolten.
Inter hmcrcr Nn h ulotz
9ung.
&cnnic Wurmeu, IS Sabre olt,
iturb 0citcrn in Cumberland ongebz
lih in 6olge elmer al ibr uorgcnont-
menen criminellen Separation. @n.
Serrmom, Elm Glert, mo s. s..
Gompfina, ein Negeror5t, iinO OcS
Gerbrcdcna perOGdtiN ucrboitct un0
Dem 8efGngniB iiberwieicn luorOcr.
Stcuerrotein@ nbington
County.
Sic GontmiiiGre bon @nibinQton=
Gountp buben Ole Stcucrrote olti 60
Gents oui je 500 ieitgcicbt, bic
SteuerbuiiS lit etlpo $22,OO0,OO0. Iie
Steucrrutc inn lGBten Sabre nur 50
Gents pro 500 oe5 obgcihGbten 81
gcntbum9, bod mltroc Die nie0rige
State MIR ooonrd) crmo0lift OoB
man $4,000 aus Dem o@eItlihen
WorplGnocr @obn".Sono iiir Sful-
5lpcde benlrbte. Sir lebtercn 3rpcd
%bemiQigten Die Gommiii0re Dies Sobr
$4,000. Sic Sdmlbcboroc erbGlt
~olBerOerit $4,000 3uiduB BON Dem
Staate.
Ndcrbou Golleg.
Die rs. %nbre8iduBieicr oe5 Worp-
lGnOcr Nderbau-Golle1S miro bonn
If. bis fl. Sitni in College Yorf itott-
finoen, bel Ger IS 8raollirte ibr ii
plom crbolten iueroen. IS iino Dies:
@olter &orpooo 9pron BON @olb-
in9ton.Golntp; G1tgenc Guolep 0i9-
ges bon Charles County; Worion
0lldett, IT,, bon Erince Georges 80.
Cigar SbomoS &opmnn bon @orce'
I%ter.Gountp; Sobn SltlirS NilgnItnS
&rcnBlin bon @olbington, 3. T.,
Sobn Natboniel Wadall BON GoIpert.
Count; Ioger Gorb NihoIS bon
montgomery. Gountp; Alb. AilguItlll
Barter bon @orceItcr sGountp; Uses
lep Semple Smith bon Caroline
Gountp; Garle Senrp Snopelp Dor
Baltimore COUNTY; Sobn 8eslet
Eorter Somerpille bon IQegonpa
Gountp; @leniuortb Stitrgis boz
@orceiter.G olntp; @eqltooo Mbit'
BON Wontgomerp-Gountp. Die Sol
genoen meroen Gertififote erbalten
@alter Barrett Sorris bon &ent.Go.
Gbmoro Sngram SSlpolo BON @uib
in9ton.G orntp uno Sobn Councilman
Gpdep bon Baltimore zGol1ntp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
IhfaBrtStagc Scr Granddaughter BON
NclusNUrf.

Gonpfer pNcdor" om 3, SUM
nod Bremen.
9ampfer oSrcnc" om 3. SUM na@
Ncopel un0 @cnuo.
Camper o@tcio6a" ON 3. sunni
nod) Son0on,
Gompier o3ecIdao" ont 3. SUM
nof IntlperpCn.
Gompfcr st. Saul" om 3. SUM
nod Soutbompton.
Compiler oGompanio" ont 3. Slni
nof 2ipcrpool.
9uupfer Caledonia" ON 3. SUM
nod Glasgow,
Gompier oGbeiioliu" am 8. Suri
nod Santblrg.
Gampfer ogIrmcuio" am 3. Suai
nod Somburg.
Gumpfer nGoiicr @ilbelm" om
g.. SUM mad Bremen.
9ompfcr nYonnonio" om 6. Suni
no6 Ncopel un6 @cnuo.
9ompfer .8ermonio" am 6, SuEi
mad Ncapel.
Qampfer ,2ombaroio" om Z. Slmi
nod Neopel uno 8enuo.
Compiler oScconic" an I. Suni
nod 2ipcrpool. oa. ..,. ....." o"..
9ompfer oStotenoom" ON 7.SSumt
nod GottcrOom.
Gompier vOScor Ser 3wcitc" ont
7. SUM mad &openbn0en.
Gompfcr o@oriIion" nm s. SUM
noN @Io:3om.
Qompfer go Souroinc" ON s..
Sum- nod Sabre.
Compiler o@or6orolio" an s.
Sltni nod Bremen.
Compiler n@liiHcr" an s. Stunt
nod Som6urg.
Compiler .Noro, 9mcrico" om s..
SUM nod Neopcl u1o 8euua.
Gompfer .Ecnniplponia" am to.
SUM nod Sombur9.
Gompier minneapolis" am 10.
SUM nod 2on0on.
Gompier nSinlnno" an TO. Slni
nod) Nntiuerpcn.
Gontpier nNep-0orf" mi 10.
SUM nod southampton.
Gompfer nllm6r:a" am 10. Surt
nod 2iOerpool.
9ompfer o9(itorio" mn 10. Snni
nod Glasgow.
Gompfer o9erit9ia" am 10. SUM
nod Neopel.
3ampfer n&ronprin5 @il6cGm scr
3ipeite" on IS. sunni nod 9remcn.
3ompier DGoronia" ON IS. SUM-
nod liverpool.
Camper oNojeitic" om IA. SUM
nod 2iperpool.
0ompfcr yHpn0om" om If. SUM-
nod Gotteronm.
Gompfer n2igurio" om IA. SUM
nod Neopel uno 8enuo.
0ompfer oaoiier Srieorid" an
t. Sltni nod Bremen.
0nnlpfcr YMioltfe" nml 10. Stunt
nod Sanlburg.
Gantpier oGretic" om 10. SltHt
nod) Hcopel mo @cnua.
Tompfer go Sapoie" ont 10.
Sunni nod Sabre.
Gumpicr yGcoric" ant 16. SUM-
nod 2incrpool.
9ompfer .Gbaetia" am II. SltlI
naf Samburg.
Gompicr yaonig 4lbert" nrn II.
Slni nod Neopel mo @enua.
9ampfer oMinnebaba" an Il.
SUM nod 2onoon.
8ampfer yGaoerlonb" om Il.
Sitni nnf Intipcrpen.
9ompfer st. 2ouis" am II. .Suni
nod Soutbompton.
9ampfer .Sllcania" am u. SUM
nod 2%ioerpool.
Camper r@rober aurfiirit" ar
90. Sunni no6 Bremen.
9ompier y&onla" am 90. SUM-
nad Neopel.
9ompfer Baltic" am 81. SUM
nod 2iperpool.
9ompfer oGitta 81 Hapoli" am 81.
! SUM nah Neapel uno. @enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Die So6rt 6es .9ropI

Nte 6obrt bes nSropt."
Petersburg. 2. Sirui. - 2iell.
tenant Gournopo, ~Gommanonnt oeS
III TlooiuoItof o%ngelangtcn Sorpcoos
id9erS nSropi, Elm Sobn BON Nomi.
raj Oournopo. Mitglieo beS &eidS-
rotbS unb Eoit. unto Selegropben-
Sllpcrintenoenten inter Dem Winilter
oeS Snllern, bat al oen 8rob-Iomi-
raj @roBfiiritcn gleris ans SIooi-
poltof cinen orahtliden Weriht ilber
Ietnc g%eiobrpolle Sobrt gelanot. Nad)
Der Gremnlng ieines Sdiffes bon Der
tSlottc am Mbeno oes q. Wtai lei es
ibnt, nad0em err m1breno oes Nod)-
mitta9S 175 Offisiere uno Seeleite
oeS Sdladtififies rSslabia" geret'
let bate, %gelungen, 81 enftofllrlleil.
GoS Boot Bate ourf elm led)s5olllges
Eroieftil idfperen Shaoen sellom-
men mo fonnte nur II Wteilen pro
Stun0e 5uriidlesen. Der 9alptmnlt
mar berabgelaiien uio ole Sdorll-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

Niglmqaihiiic vNonlirol Scni0Oin"
NM ,@r1crol N0nlirul NproriL"
iih CrdubCn.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

lteine meib ongeitriden luoroen, nm
ooS Sfiff Dor oen ocrtolgeroen ia
pnniifen 5urpcoobooten, oeren elnlge
Qeiidtet mltrOen nod Wo9lidfeit 81
per6erae1t. &n ser Nod)t pom %.
Moi platte elm 0ampirobr, moorrd
Die SdneGigfcit 6eS ShiffeS orI Iilnf
Weilen pre- Stunoe %reou5lrt lpuroe.
ga es an aoblcn mongeIte, lpuroen
ole Sol5beitmnot6eiIe OeS SdllteS
ais Ielrcrlmgamuterio perlpenoef'
bepor eS Ilooiuoitof crrelden tollnte.
Bonn &ricGa d ouplobe III
Scr WuuOi hurei.
Sorptouorticr Der iopo-
ntiden Nrmcei in Scr Wanoe
idurei uio Illion ,. Sunni. Glc
Tlllien bo6ct in Den Gbencn meltlld)
bon Der Giienbobn umiongreldc NE
coanos5irmgcn oira0eiiibrt.
Am Quuic oc9 Wonota Wtoi bat e"
6GuiiQcr, ola gcluobnlidE geregnet.
Ser HeQCn in ser uerilolicncn &ode
mar 6eiorocr9 Itnrt u1o alid Den
@iiiicn Der &egcn5eit. 0ic Gbinelen
limo nit Iilii9en uno @ilon5cn Be
ifGitigt. 60 pieIc Wanner uno
Gbiere iiir oie Prince tbGtig lino, mcrs
Ben ole Sclourbcitcn ollfgcboItcn, int
MERLIN bcitellcn oItc Mdnner mo
Sruuen nit Gicln uuO &itben Die
Sel0cr.
Suuptquurticr @enerol
&urofi'S IrmcG uio 6ltian, >.
S5rni. - IS licGt @rlno 5u Der Nn'
Enubmc Dor, oob 0ir nddite GompoA-
ne Dieier Nrmcc nod eriolgrclder lein
miro, olS Die iriibcren. Die Sruppcn
bcfun0cn Sen @cilt ionic Die 9ia5tp'
lin fompicrprobtcr &ricacr ltn0 10.
lueit Iu5riiItungcn ionic &orr1t6e IN
@ctradt fonmcn ieblt 6 an nldta.
2Gnger olS 4 Gage bubcn oItllt BON
Der Giltcnbo6n Sample itottgeimoen
lno MIR bel gclcgentliden S6ar.
miibcln bon aopolerieitreifcn ioQcrl
S6iliic.
@etcrSburQ, 9. &,tni. &c
neral 2inepitit mc(oct Dem G5orcn
IN elmer pom 81. Moi ootirten Gepc.
id)e:
.Nm %. Moi bc9onnen Die Sopo.
ncr cinen GoritoB uno qriffen uniere
Srllppcn I'M (bole oeS S5in 6luiicS,
ctpo Orei W}cilcn i%enieitS 0eS 6enibu.
EoiieS, an. Ser sob blicb III unic.
rem S0noen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
6ronfreih uno Mnrotto

Srnnfreth un0 M orotto.
Bari 5, ,. Sunni. - Die Nohrid).
ten 0eS 9hI@ludrtigen NmteS ans
Songcr gcbcn Oobin OoB ongeiebene
Morotfoncr Den Sultan iiberreOen
molen, Bop CT Die Nniprildc Sronf-
reid)'a elmer iutcrnotionnIen Sonic.
ren5 Der W}06te 5llr Gntihcioung
porlege, ooB ubcr Der Sultan lid
bisber gemei0crt babe, oielem In-
li1nen 5ll entlprcd)cn, Die Spe5iols
0epeiden Oc5 o6igoro" uno onoerer
9l0tter ans Gongcr bingeQen beio.
gem Onb eS Der Sutton ielbit gepe@
len iei meldcr lid) oufiir entid)ic0en
babe, Die Nnipriihe Srontreid'a ser
@enebmliglmg ser @roBm0d)te 81
untcrbreitcn. @cIdea Ger rid)tige
Sohuerbolt lit, lGBt iid porerlt nid)t
feItitellen.
2on0on 3. SUM. - &u b%iciiQcn
6iplomutiiden &reiien miro oic ST
"tuotion biniihtlid Scr Wuroffo.Sra.
&c fir cine 5icnlid) ernite geboltcn.
0ic @eigcriung OeS Sultona Don Mo'
roffo, bic Gorihl0gc 6ronfreih'S 81
occeptireL gilt ol@ Cinen Naienitiiber
fir 8roBbritonnien iouobl, mie fiir
Sronfrcif. GuS Sebtere miro iid),
nm Die 8eiabr mcitcrer Gompli5irull-
gen 81 pcrmeiOelL mubrihcinlid Den
onoeren WtGd)ten IN elmer Gonferen,
IN Worofto onihlicBcn, uno ENGLAND
miro III oielcm Sale 0aS @leide
tbun. @eigert Iid 6rontreid) ieood),
10 miro iih oitf Gn9lono mcigcrn,
u1o Damn oilritc cS 81 crnitcnS dtpie.
rigfeiten tonumcn.
/ Sn 6rantreih lit man ii6cr ben Gr.
folg Der ginniihung 1eutlhlano's
III Die Woroffo . Sro0c 5icntlid) Der.
itinntt, unO mn 0ic Gnmeienbeit oes
&onigS Ilfonio in Yoris perbiitN
einItneilenL BOB picl ii6er oie Sodlc
gercoet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
=. e. 6anoen.

Ser Seriteaer bon retucr arautrr.W eoiSin,
1T ciner Der er6bteu arnntensSeiIer auf @roeu.
SeiIt due 4ranfbeiten ODER feline BeSubluna.
Meine Wieoiidmente betlen ale Der meniblideu
Sniie befnrnien 8rautbeiien. ODER feline Be51bs
lung. %einerlei, meIcber Nri @uer 9eiben Dber
Aranfbeit iein mag. mo Sure Sefunobeit miro
bolitdnoie bereefteat. atnbere gusfunft miro
eribeilt aeeet Ginienhulg elmer 2 Gents Brief
marie ooer ipredbt Dor in
Gr. 657, .galtimure strake,
(Suni1 ,1&S,10 Baltimore. Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03

EdVe eur Meiie tn'S Muslanb teiOret q.
Maine, Nr. All, ct. Vanl.Styahe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
A SPLENDID EDIFICE.

Slowly. but steadily and surely, the
huge proportions and beautiful lines of
the new st. Marys hospital are taking
definite shape, under the careful over.
sight of Mr.. Frans Kankkonen of the
contracting builders, Messrs. Wilson
Bros. Twenty carpenters are busy en-.
closing the building, framing, sheathing
and laying on rustic, thus expediting
the inside work which may he done with
more comfort and dispatch as the cold
cold weather approaches. The plumb.
ing is well under way, and each of the
apartments throughout the building are
now clearly defined in the progress OF
tha work, the halls, corridors, stair.
shafts, passages, bath, phone and store.
rooms, and the 20 invalid wards as well
as the employees quarters in the base.
ment. The contractors expect to turn
over the building on or before January
/. 1906 Ii contains $4,000 square feet
Of floor space.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
THE COUNTRY FAIR.
Still Figures as One Of Astoria's Prime
Sources of Interest and Information.

The Country Fair is still in, and still
attracts large crowds Of interested citi.
zens, both local and travelling. Over
40 visitors registered at the fair on
Sunday afternoon, and another $50 yes.
terdny.
A splendid photograph of the exposi.
tion room was taken yesterday and will
soon be before the public.
Latest exhibits, added yesterday, hail
from the Lewis and Clark river farm OF
A. j. Meek in the shape OF some ex.
qui-ite Seeding peaches, and plates OF
luscious, second crop strawberries from
the garden OF Mrs. g. w. Lounsberry in
this city.
Another strong card in the exhibit, is
the chittem wood from Nehalem valley,
the specimens having been treated by
y. V. Jensen 10 show the beauty and
strength of the texture. 1t is as Mr..
Jensen says, a crying shame that such
hardwood is permitted to be used as
fuel and for other common purposes,
when it might be exploited for the
highest grades of cabinet work and
fancy dressing of buildings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
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. PERSONAL MENTION. .
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Il. Tobin was a city visitor from
Portland yesterday.
A. J. Heineman Of San francisco spent
yesterday in this city.
Arthur Elston from tie Bay city is
registered at the Occident.
Charles Porter Of New Haven, Conn,
IL guest Of the Occident.
W. II. Davis and family Of Portland
were in Astoria yesterday.
Miss Maynard Of Chicago Is guest
Of the 0ccident
}. L. Miller and wife Of Pendleton are
visiting In this city.
q. A. Robbins OF Ocean Park vas in
this city yeserday.
George I. Blackwell Of Seattle j. reg
istered at the Occident.
Miss Ella HambIy Of Chicago, who
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A.
II. Cyrus during the past week, left
for Salem this morning.
w. Il. Gum, the portrait artist de-
parted for Portland, Salem and Albany.
via the Telegraph yesterday afternoon.
IIe was preceded by Mrs. Gum on the
early morning train. They will be alb
sent the better part OF the week.
J. L. Mitchell, supreme secretary of
the Order Of Washington, and w. &.
Harris, cashier Of the Oregon Savings
bank, both OF Portlawl, accompanied
by their wives, left for the metropolis
yesterday afternoon, after pleasant
week at Ocean Park.
Charles B. johnson Of Hammond, a
nephew OF the late Captain Eric John
son, arrived in the city yesterday 10
pay last honors to his deceased kins-
man.
Rev. w s. Short, rector OF Grace Epis-
copal church, was a passenger for Port
land on the Telegraph yesterday. He
will return on Wednesday.
w. +. Jones leaves today 10 be alb
sent for about a month, on vacation
tour in Idaho.
Mrs. S. T. Clayton, who mas been seri.
onsly i'll at her home in Seaside. will
recover as her health is now much i'm
proved.
L. b. Scott OF the steamer Telegraph
was down from Portland yesterday and
reports business satisfactory on the
river.
George Buchanan OF Clark 4
Buchanan OF Portland is in the city help.
ing to expert the county books and get
the report ready for the meeting of
the county court tomorrow.
F. d. Kueltner and wife were in Port
land yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
ACTIVE OFFICERS.

Deputy Fish Warden and Water
Bailiif Settcm are active and vigorous In
the execution Of their duties, especially
In apprehending yiolators Of tbs closed
.eining season. They have made two
captures In the past "a hours, and placed
the parties nmcnable to the law where
they will have 10 answer for their at.
tempted evasion Of the code. The vic.
tins Of official vigilance are parties by
the name Of Wilson and Pascalia, and
both are under bonds for appearance and
trial today. The cases against them are
quite plain and they are evidently
in H."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
GET BIG CONTRACT.
W. II. Watts Once More on His Feet
With Salt Lake Company.

The many friends OF W. II. Watts,
who was connected with the Carey Bros
Co., who had the contract for building
the illfated Goss road 10 the Nehalem,
aud made bis home here for a number
Of years, will be pleased TO learn that
he j. prospecting and is connected with
the Utah Construction company Of Salt
Lake, which have just closed contract
for sll 100000. for railway construction,
~ the following from the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle says;
Contracts for the construction OF the
Western Pacific railway have been
awarded to the Utah Construction com.
pany Of Ogden, the amount being sll,.
100000. The sections 10 bc graded by
the Utah Construction company are from
Salt Lake 10 the Nevada state line via
the south end Of the lake, q distance
Of about 10 miles; also from Oroyille,
Cal. to the western line dividing the
Golden state and Nevada. This includes
all the Sierra Nevada mountain work,
and Is possibly the heaviest attempted
TO date In this region. Since the West
crn Pacific was first mooted several
years ago the Utah Construction com.
pany has had its eye upon these con.
tracts. W. II. Watts, y. o. Watts and
A. II. Christensen, directors In the com.
pany, have been over every mile Of the
proposed main line and investigated
thoroughly the work that will have TO
be- undertaken. The Utah Construction
company will sub.contract strip OF the
construction work.
The Utah Construction company has
been identified with some Of the most
important railroad construction in the
West. II was organized by Brigham
Young, and built considerable portion
Of the Central and Union Pacific roads,
as well as the Utah Central, now the
Oregon Short Line.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
PACKING FIRMS ARRAIGNED.
Must Plead to Indictments Charging
Them With Breaking Law.

Chicago, Sept. 4.-Several packing
firms and the individuals connected with
them win be arraigned before Judge
Otis Humphrey of the Springfield United
States district court tomorrow on the
charge of breaking the antitrust laws.
Five corporations and 10 individuals are
to plead to indictments.
General Moody said today: "Tae
government is ready for the trial and We
win do everything possible to expedite
the hearings. have not been advised as
to what action the packers intend to
take when arraigned, but we are pre-
pared to meet them on any issue they
may raise"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
NEW STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

Plans and specifications for the I'm.
proycment of Irving avenue, between
Thirty.third and Thirty.nfth streets,
are being prepared by City Surveyor
Tee, who will submit them TO the coun.
I'll nt the meeting this evening. The
will consist Of grading 10
the width of % feet and grading 10
feet through the center. The work will
be- heavy and expensive rs there are
cuts over 30 feet In depth and one iill
0f 10 feet 10 be made.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
RETURN TO FINLAND.

After practicing here for the past year
or more, Drs. Ellen Ahlquist and karo.
lua E-kctin have returned TO their
homes in Finland. They were both
highly educated women and II is said
that they had been exiled from their
country, but that they had now re-
ccived permission to return home.
They were much liked by the Finnish
residents Of the Lower Columbia dis
trict, and did large business.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
Fiendish Suffering.

II often caused by sores, ulcers and can
GERS, that eat away your skin. VIM. Be-
dell, of Flat Rock, Mich, says: Il have
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for ulcers,
sores and cancers. It is the best healing
dressing ever found Soothes and heals
cuts burns and scalds. Is at Charles
Rogers drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
THE TELEGRAPH's NEW RATE.

The swift steamer Telegraph leaves
Calender dock. Astoria. daily, for Port.
land, except Friday, al 2 o'clock p. m,
arriving In Portland at $50 p. m. A
round trip fare Of s2.25 has been estab.
li.hed for the next 90 days, going into
effect today. No better way 10 observe
the beauties OF the Columbia river.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The 0ccident.


Walter G. Hufford, Portland.
Frank Mcfarland, Portland.
+. Tobin, Portland.
A. j. Heineman. San Francisco.
Arthur Elston, San Francisco.
Charles Porter, New Haven, Conn.
w. II. Davis and family, Portland.
Miss Maynard, Chicago.
J. ]. Muller, San Francisco.
George b. Blackwell, Seattle.
W. j. Wright, Portland.
G A. Robbins and wife, Ocean Park.
j. L. Miller and wife, Pendleton, Ore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The common council OF the City Of
Astoria and the board Of directors Of
school district No. !, will hold meet
ings tonight, and the police and justice
courts will convene this afternoon to
dispose OF matters held over by reason
Of legal holidays.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
RESIGNS AS COUNCILMAN.

Owing TO Councilman J. V. burns and
hi. family having moved TO their new
residence on Grand avenue he IL now
a resident Of the First ward and will
Chi. evening tender his resignation as
councilman from the Second ward. His
successor will probably be named at the
same meeting Of the council.