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BARRIERS -O-RNEY1EEN CS-ER
NATIONAL UNION-Msets Srs-
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-=- N--E--- secretary
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CITIZENSHIP.

4 yo1 elAin citizenship rights and
are .cc On the rolls or havs busfu. an
a'sters TIE interior department.. vrirs
1--sciA-sly % W W Wright. rsxts-
tsrss- attorney, Corcoran bufIdinx
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E1 stolen from our store on Dec.
ttc- one double barrelsd hammer.
-sss snor gun. Parker Bros. make
Any private Information VIII be
i-e1.sd strictly cou6isntiaIIy. Hall
Hills he house tlIrrIshers.
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FOUND

POUND rair % nose glasses. Own
- apply this oaiCs ~
-OST-O1 Main street one pai- o.
El-- framed spec-Aciss with BIZ
focal -5-sa Case branded Hawkes..
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p,s1Es- Have Byrd & Co. EEks yuz
I sur I--s
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INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
OF ElE1-TR-CA- WORKERS
Meets second and fourth Fri5zT
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-z-r.
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T-AMSTE8S Union. No. 5ss-J
?. DsAr-u11 president. G. "
Young secretary.
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BR-CEI-AYERS MASONS AND
ASTERERS INTERNATIONAL
UNION. No. S-Ms-sts every Tues
dBy 1iEft : K DKo-. p-ssl de--;
A E. Br1E-. secretary.
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WANT COLUMN


y ANTED-Position as experienced
nurse. Apply 409 4 St, y z. I7-6
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CARPENTERS and JO-SERS' or
AMERICA No. -12s-Mee every
ThursdEy niEhL -:51. a. Union
Hal " z Kee-e-. president.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
No Spectacular Features at Sign
ing Of Treaty.
Beside the Plenipotentiaries Only A.
sistant Secretary Pierce and a Few
Others Will Be Present-M. witts
Will Sail Immediately for New York.

Portsmouth, Sept. 4.--The closing ars
of the peace conference will be q tame
affair. There will be no spectacular fea-
lures. Final arrangements have been
made for the signing of the Treaty Of
Portsmouth" at 3 o'clock tomorrow in
the conference room at the naval stores
building. Besides the plenipotentiaries
only Assistant Secretary Pierce, repre-
senting the president; Governor McIAne.
mayor of Portsmouth, Admiral Meade.
and Commander winslew will be pres-
ent.
After the signing of the treaty tss
members of the Russian mission win 90
to the Christ Episcopal church. where
the TIE Deum services will be held. The
Russian orthodox bishop of New York.
accompanied by 20 priests, and 20 cAoir-
sters, arrived here this afternoon
NJ Witte and the members of his suite
will leave for New York on Weiaes-
day morning. Baron komura, before GO
ing to Oyster Bay, will visit Harvard
university, his alamater.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05

Mexico City, Sept. 4.-News from the
State OF Ms Iigan says that a great
volcanic upheaval threatens the city and
valley of San Lucas and the people are
fleeing In terror The entire side of a
precipice of a mountain called Cerro
Dolores, including space of about 200
square suddenly took an upward move.
ment and great masses of rock were
broken loose by the upheaval and fell
into the valley with laundering noise.
For several days the movement has been
discernible. II is accompanied by rumb.
ling ubterranean noises. People who
have arrived from there declare that the
precipice continues to raise and portions
Of the rock crumble and fall. OF late
the stones have ben hot and a volcano
Is believed TO be in the process of for.
nation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
SENSATIONAL PROCEEDING.
Millionaire Farmer Declared to Be Men
tally Unable to Handle Estate.

Sioux Falls, Sept. A sensation has
been created by the commencement of
proceedings to have guardian appoint
ed for Irving d. Smith of Lake county,
well known as the millionaire farmer of
South Dakota. The proceedings are in
stituted in behalf of his wife, as il is
asserted that Smith is mentally unable
TO handle the business of his estate.
His many benefcations have attracted
host of besiegers who are insistent
upon donations for all sorts of purposes,
and up to date Smith has donated to
his wife, tenants, and various relatives
an aggregate of 29,720 acres of land,
which is valued at s679.2OO.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
JEROME IS WRECKED.
Strikes Sunken Rock and Goes Down
InstantIy-crew Escape.

Walla Walla, Wash, Sept. 4.-The
steamer Jerome, secured by the Open
River association to transport a cargo
Of wheat from Kennewick to the Cello
Portage railway, was wrecked Saturday
afternoon about $50 o'clock at the West
rapids, near the mouth OF the Snake
river. The boat was going down the Co
lumbia at about ten miles an hour, and
when the upper end OF the rapids were
approached the boat struck a sunken
rock, which tore two large holes In the
starboard bow. The steamer rapidly
filed with water and listed on the right
side, going down in about 20 feet of
water. The crew attempted to launch
the lifeboats, but the steamer went
down 80 quick that they were unsuc-
cessful.
The accident was witnessed by mum.
ber Of government engineers who we're
engaged in making a survey Of the river
near that point. Two large scows were
pushed into the river, and the engineers
succeeded in rescuing the officers and
crew Of the boat.
The Jerome was loaded with about 100
tons Of wheat, and was making the in
itial trip Of the line arranged for by the
Open River association in connection
with the portage road. The steamer
and the wheat will be a total loss. The
Jerome was in charge Of Captain Dan
alier and Chief Engineer Wheeler, with
a crew Of about ten men.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
BOYCOTT sUBSIDING.
State Department Receives Copies of
Placards.

Washington, Sept. 4.--Consul General
Rodgers of Shanghai has cabled the
state department as follows:
"'lhe northern trade is opening up
and the boycott is apparently subsid-
ing
Through the mails the state depart.
ment has received copies Of the boycott
placards which are displayed in the prin.
cipal Chinese ports. They generally re-
cite the unjust treatment of the Chi
nese merchants and students seeking TO
enter American ports as reason why
the Chinese at home should refrain from
trading with the Americans or buying
American products.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
Mother and Her ParamOur
Horribly MutilateS
Its Body
MURDERERS ARE ARRESTED
Little Girl Is Caught by Feet and Hurled
Against a Post-Face Cut to Pieces
Both Legs Broke and Body Is Thrown
Under Stairway.

New York, Sept. IA child.murder
Of unusual cruelty came TO light when
the body Of 3-year-old girl was found
early today in dark stairway in a
west side tenement house. Both legs
had been broken at the knees. There
were nine stab wounds in the face. evil
IDENTIFY made by penknife, and numer-
Gus other bruises. The body was well
dressed.
Even before the body had been re-
moved 10 the morgue. more than 500
persons residing in the vicinity of the
tenement house, where the dead child
was found, had viewed the body. None
of them ever had seen her before, and
the coroner appeared to be satisfied that
she had not lived in the neighborhood.
The craft and cunning, even the
cruelty, of the person or persons who
sent the little one to her death, were
emphasized by the coroner's inyestiga
tion. It has beer found that the stab
wounds on the face are entirely super
fetal. Death was caused by an ugly
bruise on the side of the head. which the
physicians who have examined the body
think may have been caused by the
child being swung heavily against a
post, presumably by someone who held
her by the feet. II is the opinion of the
coroner that the body was carefully
washed and fully redressed after the
crime.
The police Immediately set to work to
discover the perpetrators of the hor-
rible deed and tonight woman by the
name of Agnes Hyland. aged 25. and
Gustave Denser, a plumber, with whom
she was living as housekeeper. were
The woman confessed to being the
mother of the child and said Denser had
killed her baby because it was in the
way and she had helped him dispose
of the body.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
Eighteen Lives and Mill.
ions In Property Lost
on Lake Superior.
STILL RACES AFTER AS HOURS
Reports from All Points Relate Stories
OF Shipwreck and Loss Of Life-Steel
Steamers Sink--Heroism Shown by
Sevonia's Crew.

Duluth, MINI, sept. Eighteen or
90 lives have been lost, and property
valued at half million dollars has been
sacrificed In the furious storm that
swept Lake Superior all day Sunday and
continued nearly all Monday night. The
gale Il the most destructive 10 lake
shipping that has been experienced for
many years.
Besides the wreck Of the steel steamer
Sevonia, which broke In two ON Sand
Island resi-, seven of the crew losing
their lives, II l. now believed that two
nore ships are Lost with their entire
crews. One of these il believed 10 be the
schooner Pretoria OF bay City, Mich, the
largest sailing ship on fresh water, and
carrying crew Of eight men. The other
II thought 20 be the Olive Jeanette,
carrying crew Of seven men. The
Pretoria broke loose from the steamer
towing her during the storm and today
Captain wenig Of the steamer Mary
Boyle reported that the spare Of
sunken three. .masted schooner was seen
short distance east OF the outer island
Of the Apostle group, 100 miles from
Duluth.
The Olive Jeanette, II Ia believed, went
10 the bottom about ten miles from the
portage entry, a. a mass Of wreckage
was sighted near that point, and al.
though the ship was not completely
identified there seems 10 be but little
doubt that 1t was the Olive Jeanette.
The storm at times reached the pro.
portions Of hurricane and the stauneh.
est new steel vessels were forced To run
for shelter.
Steamer Stackhouse arrived at 500
with her hatch.covers sprung, and water
pouring continually into her hold. One
Of the crew was washed overheard.
The steamer Samuel Mather Also lost
one Of her crew.
The terrific battering the steel steam.
era received gives rise TO grave fears
for the safety Of the many woodei ships
which have not yet reported, asl the
record of deaths and destructi, may
reach much greater proportions than the
present estimates.
The monetary loss Of the seyonia j.
placed at $4,000, and that of the Pre-.
toria at sl5O,OO0.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
RUSSIAN TROOPS FIRE
ON FUNERAL PROCESSION,
jewish wofkmen, While Following Dozy
Of Woman TO Crave Are Shot.

kiseinefi, Sept. 4.-During the prog
ress Of funeral procession composed AZ
Jewish workingmen, who were follow
ing the body Of woman who had been
killed by roughs, shots were suddenly
heard and the procession was charged BY
a body Of troops and police. Mssy of
the workmen were wounded and 50 were
arrested. Several are missing and ars
supposed to have been killed. The saIi-
GERS have declined to give any explass~
tion as to the cause Of the occurrences.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
TOWN DESTROYED OWING
TO LACK OF WATER

fire department l. handicapped. Every
effort Is being made to prevent the en-.
tire town from being wiped out end
bucket brigades are formed In line to
every available well and what water Il
secured is used to prevent the spread
OF the flames past First street. Late
reports indicate . loss Of 100000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05

Pequaming Mich, Sept. 4.-wreeksge
has been found Is miles Oft the portage
entry, indicating that an unknown ship
foundered In the great storm OF Sunday
morning. Some wreckage marked
'0liye," indicated that the lost boat 10
be the Olive Jeanette.
Sand island. ON which the Scvonia was
wrecked. Is In the center Of patch
Of dangerous reefs. One mile and a half
east of the light on the island il the
Sand Island reef. The storm obscured
the Raspberry light and the vessel
struck, A great hole was torn In the
bow, and half an hour later the pound.
ing Of the waves had hammered the
steamship in two.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05

Helena, Mont, Sept. A special to
the Independent from Hayre, Hont,,
says that FIRE started there tonight In
a restaurant and Is still burning. All
the houses one one aide Of First street
Ia destroyed including the st. Paul
hotel. No water IL available and the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
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Berlin, Sept. Alt was officially bull.
letined today that o. cholera cases and
20 deaths have occurred in Prussia. OF
this number, ten new cases and three
deaths were reported up TO noon today.
While alarm Is not yet the word to
describe the feeling OF the imperial
health officers, concern over the cholera
situation does exist. Most of the new
cases do not break out among the quar-
antisde persons, but are suddenly heard
Of in detached farm houses or villages
not contiguous to the yistula. Hence
the inference il that infected districts
are widening slowly, and the measures
10 hold the disease strictly within the
existing boundaries have not been fully
successful
These measures, however, are being
sharply increased. Orders were issued
today TO close all refreshment houses
along the Vistula, except those located
In towns. These small restaurants and
bars are frequented by rivermen, who
are the most likely to be infected.
lni anticipation of cl,olera reaching
Berlin, the government began the cree.
tion yesterday of two barracks for
cholera patients, or suspects, at Koe.
penick, on the River Spree, near Berlin,
and also established an inspection sta.
tion for river traffic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
BASEBALL SCORES.

Portland, Sept. 4.--first gamci Port
land ., Oakland 0. Second game Port.
land 5, Oakland o.
Tacoma, Sept. 4.-Ios Angeles 3, Ia
coma 2.
San Francisco, Sept. 4.--First game
Seattle 3, san Francisco 10. Second
gamei Seattle 3, San Francisco 5.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05

Hamburg, Sept. 4.-The authorities
declare that there are no new cases of
cholera in Hamburg and believe that a
further spread of the disease impossible.
Past Assistant Surgeon Mclaughlin has
been ordered here from Naples by Sur.
geon General Wyman to make thor.
ough investigation of the situation, and
has been directed to be prepared to en-.
force the United States treasury regu.
lationsI relative TO ships leaving for
American ports.
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New York, Sept, Ain attempting to
infiict punishment on a mOtoffiiah 10.
night an angry crowd caused the death
of a little girl. The victim of the ac-
eident, Anna Schrinsherck, 2 years old.
was with her father, and was being led
across the street when the car struck
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
TARTARS ATTACK TROOPS.

Prince Nisheradsse Wounded in Last
Encounter.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 4.-Advices from
Baku says that firing again commenced
on Sunday, the Tartars attacking the
troops with still greater desperation.
Thus far the killed and wounded
number only 100. In the last encounter
Prince Nisheradzee was wounded.
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London, Sept. A correspondent of
the Daily Mail at Vienna says that 200
deaths which have occurred in recent
weeks from Asiatic cholera in the pro.
vinces OF Calicia and Bukovina have
been concealed by the local authorities
under the description of European
cholera.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
MEDDLING CROWD CAUSES
DEATH OF LITTLE Girl

them and rolled the little girl under tie
fender. where she lay uninjured. Be-
fore the motorman could lift the fender
the crowd made rush for him, and =
the scramble he was forced against ths
controller. The car shot forward aaa
lae child was ground 70 pieces.
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FIRE CAUSES LOSS
OF $4,000. 900

Constantinople, Sept. 4.-The
fire which broke out In Adrian.
ople Saturday ragged until Sun.
day, owing to the lack of water.
The greater part Of each of the
six quarters of the city was de.
stroyed and the damage IL esti.
mated at s5,O0O,OOO, one fourth
Of which is covered by insurance.
Thousands of persons are home.
less.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
JAPANESE TROOPS DISSATISFIED.
Russian Reports Say They Are prepar.
ing for Another Battle.

st. Petersburg, Sept. A Lidxia.
putdze, Manchuria, dispatch says. "The
Japanese troops at the front are pre-.
pairing for battle.'
This has caused much astonishment,
coming as II does at the moment when
the peace treaty is on the eve Of being
signed at Portsmouth. The Russian ad-
vance posts report the japanese troops
to be very much dissatisfied with the
peace agreement.
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crew were drowned by the capsizing Of
the yawI In which the crew took refuge
when the boat began to founder. Five
survivors were rescued by the efforts Of
John Irwin, the keeper Of the outer
island light and bis assistant.