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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

be- P'.es nus higher; cloree quiet at po,D, a,,, o.
80 2sG Gan Noyen6er-D December
s6d MayIgne 5ssd 9Jaa PsnIa|Pr LAD AprMay
FLOUR AND us small inquiry cloths quiet
maiae5 N the -four market yesterday A ooton p
staie6q tkoIR spring pateirts 81 sass F v q
clears 81 e0Ss ~; winter patents 81 25Q$4 CO. spring
fair to " Fao q q SSg$s 10 RYE F1oGR fTm Quoted
10 brand STEADY quoted kiln dried s$a$$ - as
S9w 81 % 81 I4asl quoted FEDS ne WRt ssts and
standard mi5diia quoted, Western. spring SI6 75
6 req els deg So % October shipment C9ty bran s S
A09ny chen 81 80 IS sacks 's o1LM NE pa $50 sS
again yesterss THE wheat market good support
prices carren t'e Of Saturday and about
festur Sipnents and heavy Northwest receipts was
IoS G9 bush Pa with bush e be pTe Tss
ana Danubian a+ nan the total shipped from Russia
sas more than estimated Saturday roomhaii made
hnEdom hogeys 2sO0o bush and to ' the c 0llsa
abroad being Paris where wheat and -four slo6 to
10 points higher Including Sunday inspection o acme
with e94 cars receipts were l9I cars compared
bush on The 70 $1,000 bush compared with $1,000
chiefly owing light o6eriugs and the grip main
rsTfnT IN PuE 10 push the market along IN Of the
posted owinE 10 h h s no ylSole supply figures were
Showed 1872 6d6 rs S'ig6ing these points the visible
mar Agentine wheat promising although
Ia loads No ra in N export account the sales were
ana 9lAsc ahoat; Nc Northern Duluth 935sc and
10 Northern Manitoba 92zc I o b afoat CORN-In
view OF prospects for liberal the corn
market was active and weaker closing partly 1Lc net
me west was also easier but at the close
pracay unchanged from Saturday,
&C IN the last hour the strength
oehcy OF the market the whole however was down
ward owing TO fine weather fairly helm
ahao Of the estimates Chicago. decline of I'd
az Liverpool worlds shipments 800 bush
slaer than the previous week. according Broonhal
An export business Of 10 loads No corn
closed Gle nominal elevator 62c nominal b aAoat
other grades OATS-The asAA
OF early account Of larger
little with other grains At New-York oats 90
70 % To- were quoted 53G33izc: natural white
S4541c and ellDned white 86 70 80 n. S6936lsc RYE
MARKET dull: No Western, 7415c I New-Yorf
FAISI.EYMar6et quiet feeding. 39lc. mailing 49
o5c, both I Buffalo Observation-Disclosures Guiet:
6Q3elo 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
BALTIMORE Z Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
.ru-vERy OTFIER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMOFE AND WASHINGTON.
10 minutes carrier except n1td-
night train leaves II so p n
I.y Liberty 500 II Except sun Bunee
~ Diner.
Diner.
Daily Buffet
.cr,o-.1 ,,,itad' AGO ON Daily. AL Pullman
Lv. Liberty street 6gy m Bsiiy l Rlr1sst'
i is Eht- Daily. Seepers~
TRAIN SERVICE.
-r.por-f.u TRATNS DAILY TO THE WEST,
- AZ ~ W. fifv west 23d St Liberty Sc.
tL>siN piftSburg SIeapsr II so m 1Z16 Mt.
Cbicago. Columbus, Diner .115O I'M 100 n n
Pitfs5urg, Cleveland, Limited 800 80 pm 400 pm
sTSjttsbarR Limited" Buffet $50 pm 100 Pm
Cf1ciuua4f Louis Sleeper IL 50 pm 1215 MT
CinciuUatf. Louis, DINER. $50 an 1000 an
Cincinnati St Louis. Diner. $50 pm 500 Pm
sos rsrssnvc5 ST. Is Union square W. 3s1 Grand ST.
n V s4s Fulton ST. BROOKLYN: 23d St ana lAoerty r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

Ias local market Tor spot cotton closed qu!et a. 70
Ss decline the basis Of Soc for rnidcling Gpi4
- Ft2c md6lng Gulf. Sales TO spinne:s lOo tle9,
4feEes contract 100 bales. SCuthe spot MAJ 1e
e te-egraphse follows Mobile quiet Unchansei -
oc- sales 100 bales Savannah quiet, unchanged q
"a sales I15O ba.es Norfolk steady, unchanged -
-. Baltimore soninally 1sc lower at eve AuSlsgt
eaag. ll6c lower 9Ac. sales. $50 bales st L|y-4s
s-el unchanged I01sc. Galveston STEADY unchahg7
- Bic. sales .055 bales. New-Qreans easy. &c
er az exc sales, LEO bales Wilmington nominal
eIleston quiet I-isc lower at lice. Estimated re
sptA leading points today: At Houston 70 500 .
sP bales. against p les last week and IS s93 iass
year: al Galveston 30 900 bales against - .
week and IS 4eG last year. and al Sew-0reans $50
3es-
septs a. the ports and Interior points to-day com
l--eo WIN ne came day veek and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
WV wax NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD h. R,

Trains depart Grand Central station. A2d 81 and
B6sToS. via New London PEoy-ttL1o:oo .xIlioss
A NJ f1h7 90 * O1 sHi-S 60 ~ f4!loV2% .JgSnieS
NJ Via spfd-f9O0 a. NJ. ii2:00 500. SLIGO ?. a
W0RCFSTEF and FITCHBCRG. via PUTNAM-tS 2. .
.E-EyTIJ,F md NORFOT1K-ffS:49 A N, 70 81 p IL
CT BARRINGToN, sTOCkBRIDGE LENox. PITTz>
u--rET 1850 ESs:4S a. M, sI.24. 3 81 P. NJ
oe3rss nj cC5rand Central and c125th ga
t-o a. psi 11s5 CT s54 Broadway c25 Union Square
Columbus Ave. c549 Madison Ava
c979 West f25th St. 279S Third Ave In Brooklyn. e1kz
SEQ Fulton St. 800 Broadway
snaiiy. Except Sundays fstoPs at i25th = xsteps
4i-17+S5 IfFIas dining cParlor and Sleeping C&&
tickets also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool oct 6.-C1osing-wHEAT-sp steady;
No. red. Western winter Is ca futures steady De
cerrber Is iO3sd. March. IS 9i.d CORN-Spot firm.
American mixed 5s sd: futures steady. December 5s
I'D January. IS +%d; March IS 3Nd PEAS-JanatIau
hrm. o. Sd FIoUF-si LOUIS fancy winter steady. 9s
Cd. H0PS-At london tPacine Coast. y IOs8t3 los.
Prime Western. arm. 70s HAMS-Short cut IA
20 r. 46s. BACON-C9Juoerlard cut 20 10 20
10 arm 5ls 90 short ribs 10 10 p 10 steady soc Cd:
uddes. heavy, SO 20 n. firm 4ps I'd; short clear
backs, lG TO 20 70 firm i5s Cd. clear bellies &c n.
steady. As SHOULDERS II 10 IS II, strong.
33s LARD-Prime Western in tierces. steady. SIS Cd
American renned IN pals Arm 3ss BUTrER-F1nest
United states no stock good United States SOS nominal
TALLON-FrTne city hrm- 22s; Australian IN Londons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
LluERpooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 9,- In 1 far
good rntddling 5 ia; middling BAD 10y middins
- good ordinary ~ IF When 600 bales were for
speouatoa and export ana included 500 bales Ameri
can Pe~efnfs q 610 bales. including $500 Futures
opened steady and closed quiet: October 6lsd; oeo-
22d: December ana January 626d; January and Fet
Tgary 2ad February ana sad Nav ana June s ssd
June ana july 3 s0d: July and August. Said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

TONERS A. 4e5c No I 45e: Nos 2 and g. 44oc: No T.
sos no 42oo No zoe ES No : 49, 10 S2 c 3 ~ tOS
A0c Nos "A and To- 65c European beet sugar markets
were steady and London eabed the quoted price at IS
Sd for October and November deliveries
The local market nominaIy steady with rehners aT-
parenty Indifferent about stocking up at the moment as
they have considerable for melting win some com
ing along ali the time. paid prices were quoted on
33 1I-16c for g6 centrifugal &c for 50
test muscovado. and 2zc FOR test molasses sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

sheep 1o4 10 at So: IS 90 50 ID. at 81: . cuTs s.
Andrew Mullen state lambs &c n at .. culls.
~ 70. at s.; sheep. 30 10. at 81.
JG; Curtis & son; State lambs Il ~ al s. 59
head including about 1900 head the market Feel
ing decidedly low a-d while sales have been
ported late hour the general opinion that
s. 70 would be the general price for State and Penn
sylvania hogs. Country dressed hogs weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
Satu--

C01ee cshles--Fi0f,oftee market steady: No I no
4 exchange Is S32a receipts Il 600 bags shipments
r the United States Is 600 bags; shipments for Europe
so02 bags: 2T5 coo bags SantOsCoffee market
steady: good 1900 receipts 10000 bags
STOCK, l4SSol0 Ha-nburE-Coffee market opened
tnoaangec: a. ? was net unchanged 10 I'd lover
sales. 5000 bags Havre-Coee market opened steaty
unchanged; al y unchanged at unchanged at
~ Il declined francs; total sales 10 GOO bags.
ne statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
Lackawanna Railroad

Leave n. Y. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
1900 A M---FOr and Elmira
1000 A. M--For Buffalo Chicago and St Louis
1000 A. A.-For Syracuse Oswego, Rlchheld SprtngA
'I40 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
f400 P M--For Scranton and Plymouth
IS Is 2 M--FOr BufTalO and Chicago.
ss.45 P M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse Utica.
1900 A M.-FOr ChicaEo-Sleepers open $50 P NJ
Tickets at 14s. 429 1Is3 1894 Broadway y. Y; $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

CoIToNThe cotton market was weak and me RsS
months sod down q low level FOR the season
oeE bear pressure and liquidation inspired y
eps and better weather in connection with Ihe $500
q important private REPORTS concerning damage BY ITos
me close steady tone. but at just about e
g the session decline OF 10 70 q pols SIS
were estimated 22s 90 bales The opening was 80
~ decline q Il points in Response 10 lower Sls
znc higher Ie1pe-a tures IN South. There Was cover
M prcets decline and b0ylIB On INC
reports q 1-Tn holders and reports o. daIse
Spen cotton h rains. But the market shy"e9
Ate ra-ytlg power and after recovering some oI
points q The early loss and ruling fairy ste4o3
1a Mode session prices broke Sharply IN tle
l1der renewal q 5caI bear pressure and liquidation OF
.lg Contracts advices from the SonLh st@S1
nat while demand the interior was ceIlllE
very little. and reported that some OF the IaTES
Ho--le-n handlers spots were raising lLlelE
osss compared futures. showing that tne lJso
vas not following the decline Bu4ls were clsl2ote1
over The big to-days receipts at
-e large the southwest was SA-alns- =!
private Sew-O1leanE. however claiming ne
-'9J9 bales have already been engaged IoF
rom Galveston during the latter 1sAI
and early IN November Bears predict that the low ten
leTstures Will lead removal Of quarantine res
q Ne~JeaEs shortly and that TINS VIII De IO44J"e0 -
n increased movement II that direction ,. - sa-.
ne range q contract prices in the Ioce Iehe " 80
vas as follows go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
Railroads.
Pc wanna

wanna
RAILROAD.
TAb 4 e wE ESD RErTs
G The leaving time from Desbrosses ana bI faS
.,ssA.m. c CHIC FoE T 1FEc VEST
'1O.55 A. NJ. ST Louis LIMITED For Cincinnati
'IO55 a. NJ THE PENNsYLvANIA LIMITED =
'155 PM cHIcR Re95' % ciNcISSAT1 AND ST.
1856 p NJ. PEN&sYLT1NI1 SPECIAL ,,,...
49, CHICAGO LIMITED. -. r,1y
$ s. n vi Wrg 4qg5S h kNP Ess0lNNAli
..5S = NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS --,-. p, ,-~-p
WAsHING Gro 81 ash TIE SOUTH. -
sS5 coagfes 81 S2 'I E2its a 5 .s25
I225 'I255 IS % "Gonsressio1a Limited 's25
soUTHERS RA1LWAY-!i2 IS. .3.25 '425 m. 1910
Atlantic COAST IINE-.s25 a m and s25 p n
sEABoARD AIR LN1E,-1225 p. m. and 12lO a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-'a25 p m
cHEsAP e AZ & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a m week
FOR OLD PoiNT coGFoRT and NoRFoLK-75' a m
ATfANTf c 9[S p. n; daily - m weekdays
= sundays. '755 m
BRoWEs g & II ESsf22s' week
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK tocean Grove, CsOrth
Asbury Park Sundays and Point Pleasant 80 a u ~
10 saturdays only except Long Branch) 49, 80
90 except Long BranCID and $50 p IL WeeA1a5S'
Sundays '29. f FOX fH Il aRS r m
0g3 % 49, 70 IS 30 .955 10 % o. IS So
a. 80 "455 Ctt455 for North PhtladsPha oniy,'
oS9, 655, 755 BIS. 925 t955 for North PEl-aae ia
$50. IS. 1925 s. .fio55 si065 a y 70.
I255. "155 1925 355 - % ('f455 for North Pha-
delphia o4ly) '455. '5-55 49, SIS rs 800 lof
North Philadelphia only .. m. IL 10 night.
Dining Car. fExtra-fare
Ticket Offices, Nos 46t 1854 96 Broadway fs2 FIJI
Avenue below 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner -
stu Aston House. and stations named above; BROOK
yn 342 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street $50 BroadWay
ard PENNSYLVANIA Annex station The New YORK 49,.
fer Company will call for and check baggage from NOTES
and residences through destua ton
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Can
Service
". W ATTERRT-RY ! R. WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 10 Oct STEADY Sc fancy BLENDED patent
& 40 nter pastry s4 bakers sprsg pafet 81 g5
bakers sPgi4g clSa Gains 70 90 rye 1qur - 20 WHEAL
GIFN easy NE Sl0% No o zs No Eelte; s G0
freghts firm; wheat. Arc; corn 4Ac; oats exc to New
chicago. Oct 1e-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat. No 2:
Rs2 ,s3355sSS:;55s S s5S;5 SIX .esesf
Corn No 2:
H E.: :s53 ..>.55 ..>. f ..>.33a
R Rs ., ass 81 sszs33 81 o35s
2ssses5 'ss '9sss s 9ss5s seq s5s
8 S:::$;.' e e e e. 3 :3 e
2:s1s:5 -: a.. s%% s@@s$ sGs
fa qq2ta5'9 spr wss 81 g as oE To F z3 S.
red S.. as614c CCii9SNo 2 5OttG5ic; No Yellow
S 81 2aite 2sG2so R4EIo N 6s T BSE
fesding $5 5 S2r to G49iSs r3slting 4oq}S ,
Contrast grade sI2 so MESS PoEk per Dbl So 20
Short ribs sides go2ss s. 45s So short clear s59s
On the Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTER firm cream
cry. Il 5iSd} 47i' fTss Iec prime arsts 2ic
extras. &c CHEESE firm at 1AG1ac-
milwaukee, Oct 1e-WHEAT. No L Northern seq
ste: 10 Northern s2qS6 1sc December. s57sc bid
RYE. No l 69G69i2e. BARLEY, No = 54ci sample
3e652c. CORN. May 4SSac asked
Duluth Mimi Oct 16--C1ose: WHEAT. No North
NAY So s4sG NO o'''S''' -''-
1iinneap oils. Oct 1s-gcose; WHEAT pscamber
size. May. s5Gs5lsc: No hard s3stS No Northern
81 s4 80: second patents 6n4 70 first clears, 50 10
asa 30; second clears. 81 4oG$2 80 BRAN-In bulk
S11 90
Philadelphia. Oct 1s-vFfEAT steady; contract grade
October S2 fs3c. CORN 4ac lower: October 5SG5Slsc
OATS quiet: no white natural 34f54lse; No wEi.e,
cipped "a a35c BUTTER 12c higher; extra Western
creamery. 221sc extra near BY prints 3c EGGS firm
by fresh. OF 24c. fresh at
western fresh. 23c at mark CHEESE quiet; New-Y9T1
mi cream fancy 12c: full choice. Il y
1I1ac New-York fair TO good. 1i4f11ac
Receipts. Flour 1900 bbs; 5000 n IN sackss wheat
10 900 bush corn 400 bush cats 26O90 bush ship
ments: wheat 400 bush; 500 bush; 50 600
bush.
St Louis Oct 1s-Close: WagSAT 10 red cash;
s5bo CORN, No 2 cash. 50c; December 4lAc; NAV.
4I%c OATS No 2 cash 271sc; December, 277sc; May.
291 9Gs2c; No white, 2Sc.
Toledo Oct 16-CLoyER SEED. cash. g so: October.
81 s2I5: December. 81 S21s; January 81 So ALSIKE
prime 81 IS. TIMOTHY. prime, 81 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
keeelpts the ports and Interior points to-day com
seo win the came day lnst weeh and last year:

oa Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton,
- business doing: sales 1900 bales speculation and
49, 30 bales; American. Z 900 Receipts se0 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

Receipts OF breadstufs at interior points
ssf 00-7' &c., 1885,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

". q. Sweet. Of Stoyktou, arrived In
thc city yesterday.
d. L, lioyakin, Of Nehnlcm, was in
the city yesterday
Charles W. Alter, Of Seattle, was In
the city yesterday
II. y. kimball and wife, OF Spakan",
arr visiting in the city.
l.. c. Brown. Of Lewiston, was a visit
or in Astoria yesterday.
c. II. NJ Greenwall left yesterday on
n business trip TO Seattle.
laura A. Boyakin Of Bellevue, I'LL, Is
visiting friends In Astoria.
r. II. Moulton, Of San Francisco, u
registered AZ the occident.
]. n. Aacraz,of Seaside, was In the
city yesterday on business.
j. II. Johansen, Of Seaside, was In the
city yesterday on business.
". r. van Damme, Of Seaside, was
,isitor In tho city yraterday.
f. W. Hayes and wife, Of Roseburg.
are visiting iroicnds 10 the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 0. r. Edwards, Of Ohio,
nrc registered At the occideni.
r. Kennedy, Of Sknmokewa, was IN
the city yesterday on business
Captain II. I, Kindred and wife are
visiting the Lewis and Clark fair.
II. II. Tracey, Of San Franeisto, reg
istcrcd at the 0ccidcnt yesterday.
Frank Cook came down from his sein.
Ing grounds yesterday and will return
today.
Charles s. Woodruff Of Vancouver,
Wash., registered At ',he occident yes.
terlay.
f. ". King and Roland Waltz, Of
Spokane, arr in the city. guests Of I. +.
l4Aurin
George holland and Son Virgil have
returned from weeks visit TO the
Lewis and Clark fair.
The Misses Alma and Meta ePterson,
Of San Francisco. are In the city visit.
ing with the Misses Foard.
Miss Maymc Shanahan returned yes
ter,lay from Vancouver, Wash, where
she has been Tor the past two months
VISITING her school chum, Miss Dollie
Hunt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
Projects Postponed.

Two and possibly three important i'm
proyemcnta were, in contemplation which
would have resulted beneficial 10 Asto.
ria, but on account OF the lack OF sup.
port given to the regatta, the promo
tors have abandoned the enterprise, as
they are doubtful as 10 the success Of
the undertakings and will wait TO ascer'
tain how business conditions are in the
city this fall
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
British Ship Had One plagu. Case.

New York, July 24.-Captain Williams
of the steamship Indrani, which has ar
rived from China and Japan, reported at
Quarantine that, at Suez, one of the
ships crew was taken ashore i'll, appar.
emily of bubonic plague. Health OIL
Ger DOty made careful examination
of the crew, all Chinese and Lascars, and
found that none was i'll. All hands
were sent to Hoffman Island for obser-
vation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
WIFE AT A BARGAIN.
Trials Accompanying Matrimonial Ven
ture OF Chinese Woman.

Last Saturday complaint was filed
in the county court against All Sovey,
a Chinese woman, charging her
with insanity. All Sovcy has been a
disturbing element among the 400" Of
Chinatown, brought about by anc.
tuation in the matrimonial market.
Three years ago, Way Jung bought her
for 5000. They lived in San Francisco.
All Soyey offered her husband 1900 for
her and he sold her aud they moved 10
Portland.
After year Sorey was offered 500
for hi. wife and accepted il and the hap.
py couple came TO Astoria, 1t Is now
claimed that All sovcy had been marked
down to 20 cents on the Chinese bargain
counter and has to deprecated in value
Ms TO be nuisance, She agreed TO leave
Astoria and the case was dismissed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
ASTORIA ELKS WILL MAKE
MERRY AT PORTLAND
Big Doings Are Planned for Elk's Day
Az Exposition.


At Exposition.
Wednesday, August 10, has been des
ignated ~ Elk's day at the Lewis and
Clark exposition ut which time It IL
planned TO assemble the largest crowd
seen during the exposition period. Fully
Ave thousand Elks will be In attendance.
Excursions, such ~ only the Blks can
run. will r conducted from all cont.
guous communities.
Astoria Lodge, No. isO, have planned
to attend the great festivities
in body and viii certainly do 80 II
suitable arrangements can be made rc.
gardiug transportation. At last nights
meeting Of the lodge the following com
mIttee was appointed TO make Prepa-
rations for the events J II. o. 'onnell,
W. Il. schimpG, Or. J II. pilkington,
J. &. McCue, aud w q. Lishtfoot.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
HANCOCK HEIR SUED.
Made Defendant in Proceeding Following
Automobile Accident.

Los Angeles, July 25.-As an after.
math of the automobile accident last
Thursday right in which Millionaire
Hancock lost his life, suit was filed
in the superior court today in which
John Saul, the dairyman with whose
wagon John Hancoek's machine collided,
sues for slO,7l0 damages.
Saul charges gross negligence on the
part Of Milton Taylor Hancock, Jr., the
son, who alone is made defendant to the
suit.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26

In addition to the above forty-seyen
persons subscribed $500 each, fourteen
$3.50 each and three 81 each and Fisher
Bros. Company $1,000. There was SIS
subscribed by the Chinese merchants.
Nothing was subscribed from lower town
and Upper Astoria was not canvassed.
The total amout OF the subscriptions
was S2,345.00. The committee decided
that they could not give irst-class re-
gatta for less than $4,000 and the can
neries and transportation companies re-
fusing to subscribe, there were no other
sources from which the money could
be raised.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
Larye Salmon Run.

Reports from the canneries yesterday
were to the effect, that there was an in.
creased run OF salmon, oil the boats
bringing in good catches. Frank Cool,
was down from his seining grounds and
reports an increase in the run. F. Ken,
nedy, OF Skamokawa, was in the city
yesterday and states he is averaging
about five tons day, The traps are re.
ported to be doing well,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
MISS LARSEN'S DEATH
CAUSES MUCH COMMENT
Investigation May Follow Autopsy Over
Body of Miss Elsie Larsen.

Considerable furor has been oceasioned
in Portland by the death of Miss Elsie
Larsen, the result, is is believed, of an
operation performed by dental spec
ialtist. Commenting editorially. on the
operation the Telegram last nil ght said:
Dentistry is one profession; surgery
is another Just why dentist should
consider himself called upon to attempt
surgical operation in no way related
to dentistry. as was done in the case of
young woman in this city, whose death
has resulted, is not easy to understand.
True, the specialist in this case had Of
ten performed similar operations with
out fatal results, but that fact abates
nothing of the truth that the Job was a
job for surgeon; one who not only
understood how to perform that par.
ticular operation, but who understood
also the certain, the probable and are
possible effects on an operation in any
one part of the body upon any and all
other parts. In the Portland case the
result might have been the same if per.
formed by a surgeon, but the whole
tragic occurrence emphasizes, neverthe-
less, the fact that dentistry is dentistry,
and surgery surgery,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
SEASIDE IS LIVELY
More People at Beach City Than During
ANY Previous Year.

Any Previous Year.
Major j. II. Johansen, Of scnside, was
In the city Yesterday. le reports bust
ness good and the town growing rapidly.
There are more people there this year
than in my previous year, although
many Of the cottages are not opened.
Most Of them belong TO Portland people
who arc making arrangements to 60
down in September
Tie public schools Of Portland viii
not open until October, this year, one
month later than usual. and they will
take advantage of thi. to spend the
most pleasant month Of the year at
Ortgoh's popular summer resort. There
are large number Of eastern visitors
there and the hotels are crowded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
DRAWING TEACHER HERE.
Young Woman Instructor Of Bandon
Schools Visiting Friends.

Miss Annie Waldvourl Of the Bandon
public schools and special instructor of
drawing, is visiting friends in the city.
The department Of drawing is proving
immensely popular at Bandon and sew
eal express the hope that similar
branch may be included in the curri.
culm of the local schools The idea is
10 induce Miss Waldvogel TO remain here
Is position can successfully he created.
Miss Waldyogel is one of the two teach.
ers reelected at Bandon for the coming
year,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
Improving System.

4 carload Of steel rails was received
by the Astoria Electric Company yes
prday and will ho laid on Commercial
street between Sixth and Tenth street.
The car line |. also being improved on
Bond between Ninth and Eighth streets.
Ainnagn Coolidge contibnplatN other
improvement. and will put the track in
hnt .clnaa condition,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-26
Today,s weather

Portland, July 25.--Western Oregon
and Western Washington; Wednesday,
fair, with nearly stationary temperature.
Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washing.
toni showers and thunderstorms; slight.
ly cooler