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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-26
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Fast Express Service.
observation-disclosures
Kaiser . Aug. s. 10 am K VIM H. Sept IL. pm
K.wm.II Aug Is. am X prinz. Sept. 20, / 80 pm
Kronprinz. Aug. 20. pm Kaiser. Oct. 3, 10 am
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAIN. Aug. 8. 10 am kurfuerst Aug. 81 10 am
Bremen Aug 10. 10 am main. -. Sept. Z 10 am
Barbarossa Aug II, 10 am Bremen Sept IA 10 am
Friedrich Aug ~. 10 am 'RheD Sept. 10, 10 am
Sails lor Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-
Luise. Aug. 8. IL am Irene. Sept. %, II am
Irene. Aug. 10. Il am Albert. Oct. Z IL
Albert. Sept, 2. IL AN I-uise. Oct. a. IL
Luise. Sept. 9. II am Irene Oct 2s, IL am
0ELRICHS & Co. NO. BROADWAY. n Y.
e. F. DE0OP SONS CO.. 925 PENNA. Avn
fe4-3l2t eSu 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-26

neutrality-suspicious. Lime.
Observation-Disclosures.
fPennsyvania. July % t'Moltke. Aug IL
fRhaetia. July % FWadersee. Aug 10
i'Bluecher Aug. deutschland. 80. Aug. "a
Patricia. Aug. 5lHamburg. Aug. 81
fGrill Room. Gymnasium board. eCaliing at
Dover for London and Paris.
New York-Naples-Genoa.
PRINZ OSKAR Aug 10 Oct. 10 Nov 2S
PRINZ ADALBERT. 49,. Sept - Oct. 81 Dec 10
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 RwAY N. Y.
f. F. DROOP SONS. e25 Pa ave.
myl3-eo.tf11-2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

belt IpetNen. Wtenid)en, neld)e mir
SIIfe Der IN IeBterer Sett iebr per
polforhr1nprTn unO nelI er~funoneH
ssniIrumenre uno Ourdl eeIetrte BE
rehnnnaeu Sen 2dui Ser @immel$-
fGrper entoeft, ibre &cnegltng lIn6
umipGl5img nutgepieieu unb ibrc
6inlterniIie b%orberaeiagt baben, oieie
Wenihen iinb BET al ibrer tieiell
@iiierid,aft nid)t ba5ll gefommen,
BOP tic bcn etpigen llrgrunb mo Die
irnenolifc Illmaft, ipeIfe Die M
5Gbligeit, IN Dem meitcn Narune Der.
breiteten @eitirne nit 10 mnfeblburer
8enaniafett IN gepegilng geiest unb
oarin erbdlt, e%rfonntet lulo unbetc.
ten, ionoern lie boben Iid) iel6er ais
Grfinocr DieieS ipunoerbaren
Spitentes prableriid geriibmt uno IN
ihrem Stol5e Gusgeruieu: ,GS iii
fem 8ort!" obne 3peifcl 0arilm,
tpeil Tie i'm nit ibrern S~ernrohre
nidt bemertt, nidyt erreift baben.
Soer pelln lie Damn oaS Saiein zines
8utteS nod Sllgebell, 10 Itellen lie
uber einen @ott aili nud) ibrer Gits
bilhimg INTO nad) ibrem Gimme, einen
8ott, Der IN Den %ticfiten Siefen OeS
unermeBlihen HaumeS entfernt
wpbnt uno Inn 6ie glngelegenbeiten
Der Wenihen lid nid)t fiimmert; ais
penn man Der unenoliden Nlmaft
8rensen ieten tonntel oils penu lie
niht nit ibrer erpigen 2iebe alle &c.
id,affenen '@eien unfoBtel ais lpemn
tie nift nit ibrer Goriehl1ng iorgen
uno padben tOnnte, pie iiber Die CT.
baltung nno 9epegrmg Der @eItirne,
10 iiber Ole Grboltuug unb Sort
pilansung beS fIeiniten SbiertenS,
SaS uuf Der @roe trieht!"
r@nOere eibt es, Die ibr oanSes
2eben lung iorgfGItig 0eu gou Des
menidlifen &orperS inlbieren; lie
fennen bis ms aleinite Den &nos
d)enbmr, Der ben aorper ollfreht
b1lt; Die Yi,Isaoern itnb &enell, Die
ba5 @Iut naf alleu Sbeilen Ieiten;
jene Rerpen mo fSiberir, Die ieoe 9es
ipe9lutg, pelte Der @iae beiiebIt,
permittett; jene pahrbaft pruber-
barren Srgale 0es @eIidyte$. OeS De
bores, Oes 9eidpnades, OeS 8erI.
DIES; 5lllest fonmen lie babin Dab
iie NIT geltimmtbeit iagen: .Sn nl'
Sieiem bobe ih nifts gefuuben ais
cine %Dirnoerbar oraaniiirte Materie,
lrno troB all meines Sud)ens fonnte
ih DaS nid)t entbeden, mas man
@eiit nennt SborerL Die lie
linol meinen iie Oenn, man tonnte
ser Seritano, ole 9ermmit, tllr5. BEN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

lniter6lidyen @eiit nit ser Spise
Der San5ette e~ntNeden?"
Die liebit OFT MN, mie Siele bei
ar ibrer @iiIenid,ait lpeuu uid)t Silr
gdn5lidleu @~erlGllgrulng @ottes,
menigltenS Sunt 9eismls, orlm Iat.
erialiSmuS mo gum uInglauben TOM.
men fonnen."
n0ie lit es aber moglid.~ fragte
+Serreol ipeiter. ybaB aberdeen bon
aeilmoem Seritauoe, begabt init Ser.
mnft >lln6 erleltftet ,rnO auigefIGrt
onr1 einen guten llnterrift, 5u iol.
beu abIunoen SfluBfolaerungen
tommen fonnen?"
sd babe es sir iton eciagt,
mein 9inb! es lit Ger Stol3 es linS
ole 2ciOenihaften, Die modem oell
Menihen blind. Sic ipoilen fem
boberes 8eien, neldes iibertriift
un0 beberrldt, ooer nenn lie eiiterl
@ott annebmell, 10 pollen lie nidt,
OaB er iie beeust uno e~inifyrGnft
blnh Die 8eiese einer Religion, mel
DIE bent Wenifeu porihreibt, ieine
bolen H%eigirnget 5lI be5GbnIerJ mto
Ben StoIa Die SabiudDt, Den Neio,
Den Corn unb alle Die 2aIter, benen
unire perborberre Hatur untermorfen
lit, init Dem ScrbammingSrrtbeil
belest. Sic porperien Die Geliaion
inter bcm 8ormnuoe, neil lie @e.
OIL ua1anm 6ntplaabIo2 %Gsllluml09
alsbnm ailG bnS 0aiein oeS llni.
oernimS leli9ilerl, ia ibr eigneS 81,
iein irno ale Ybinomene, Die l%utnnf-
borlih inter rmiern Nugen Dorgebel
unO ebenio biele @cbeimmiiie limo.
@em Tie nlir Oas gloiIben ppllen,
mas ibre &ernMnft begreiit, 10 biirJ-
ten lie ni6ts glmlben ooer bod mlr
iebr Denig; benn lmierc idppade,
menidlid,e Sernutit lit 10 beitrdntt,
DAB tie b9lo Die @rei5en ibrer ipbG-
re erreidt bot imo itnea on Dem
Euntte mlongt, no Die 8orte beS
botiten Serrn lire @eltung iiu0er:
r8is bieber uno nift Deiter!""
Stun iueroen ober, lieber Serr
Ealtor!" iraetc Serreol beoenflidJ
meter. .ieoeu ueue gntoedmeeu
semad)t; 10 3. =. glalibte man mi,
her, hic Groe nebme bnS Centrum
beS llniperiuniS eiu. SSett peiBi
man, DAB iie iid) nm Die Come brebt.
Dan bat ierncr geiuuben, ipie if
bes llniuerlnmS elm. Sect meiE
DAB ole SimunelSforper, Der cine dlli
Den anbern nah Dem &erb1ltniiiG
ibrer Gntiernuna enten geminen Gin
iluB miSiibaJ mas man 8rapitatior
genamit bat. limo in Den aiinlter
crit, peld,e mi6tige utOetuneeu
tSd tpiG mr. nenuen ole euhoruder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28
Siebentes aapitel.
lie Grsiebnua.

Serreol blieb bier Sabre BET 6err
Serrn Yfarrer pom 8ernep uno Der,
lieB i'm nur, mie mir leben Deroen,
melln ole MISREPRESENTATION .Greig'
niiie, Die OumalS Sranfreid) M 0e.
megimg iebten, Den Sdiiler n0tbig'
ten. pom Dem Meiiter iid 81 trenheuL.
llniere Mbiidt lit eS nid)t, Den
ean3en &erlauf Ger Gr5iebuna nnie.
res &elOen Shritt fir Sbritt az
perIolaen; mir lpoQen nllr in Nll'
geneinen Die Nrbeiten miiibret
nelen CT icine 3eit piOmcte, ole mil
lenld)aftlihen 3ipeige, ouf ole er lid
nerle9tc, iulo Die midltigitcu Greig.
nIlIe, ole ipubrcu0 bieier Belt luf
%3lItri9en.
Ser Yfarrer bate an ieinem Boa.
lin9c lebr aliiflid)e Inlagen entOcdt,
mo Dies bcitimmte i'm ole oll3l,
lonsiome llnterritts. @ctbooc, mic
lie balnol& in ben Goleaien I'M @e.
brdllbe mar, bel linn nid)t in Sin.
TcnOuug 81, b%riugen. Gr tbeiItc Die
@rbeitell ieineS Sd)iilerS IN ernite
nub lhuierigerc. uno in erbolenbe
n,o leihtcre Shloien elm. 9ie
eriteru beariifen in lid, Ole Teli9iou.
nie o!tea Spruben Ole @rommatif,
Die @eld)idte, Die Watbemutif mo
lpater audi nod Ole &betorif mo Ole
E0llolopbIe; 81 Der anoern %rt ge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

gege6en 6at. sic elite 3u ourd,idnci.
oen, Den 0iiden ole SGbisfeit, it
Seen mo 6liilIelt SIT idnuimnlen, 10
bat er nltdI Ben Notb6Gilten llllo beu
@eiben uerihieeeue G~iaetid)uften
1egeben. gSenu Die MeiBen aroBere
adhne balien, ais mir, nenn lie ie-
ltere mo gcrGumigere @ohnltuaelt
balten, lpellt lie Merle, Meiier, @e-
mebre, Elllper mo 10 pIele on0ere
Stngc 81 mnd)en pcriteben, oie ms
Dor Ibrer N%nflnit III uuierm 9anDe
u%tbefannt lpdrcL 10 tonlen die Sus
gegelt ltldjt obne Siihrer Dllrd) utiere
groBen WGloer 5iebcn, fGnllcll nid)t
Ole Spllr 0es Geiloes Darin per.
folgen mo nltd) nab mehrcren 90.
gen nod Die Spllren erteltnen, lie
ipilIen nidlt olIa bcn Spuren sic
3dhl Der Neinoe, oie oieiell @ea ae.
noltnlelt, lunb 0clt Stannlt, ilt Dem
ne Geborcll. u~ltIugcben. @ir habeH
lo1nr nod cinen &ortheil Dor ibnert.
Der Odrm belteht. bar mir lpiiien @e.
btolidl 81 MAIDEN bon Gent luus lie
%er1Inoen. 60 perlteben mir ea, nit
Dem 8elueDrc, nit Ger 9lrt lll0 Dem
Dte'ler lllll5ll9eben cbenlo lelGt mo
gcld)Idt uie lie, Wd1reno felller bon
itnel im Stanbe iii. eincn Eicil ub-
|iu'drellelL Die &eule III idrminuen
oOcr cillcn Mabn 5l lenfen, lpie ipir.
Nu9 0lelcll Ye0GnItnn0 0a betriiit,
Ger ebUn curc &enulOerunla crreat,
10 meroc id) tnlO ent0cdt babell, lpaS
Is lit un0 nil e9 cllf nod Dor Der
Abreiie erflGreu.""
.&ei oieicn g@orten prhob lid sic
grippe mo bc9anu pntl Hellel,l, Die
Stoot jl ollrdeilen, pble lid) peiter
NIT Gem III bcidjdItigen, mas lie 10
III Stalmen perieBt bate. Der
Sdpar5-NoIer olleiu blieb AMI benz
Elote, oo er OdS @eheimniB crior.
ld)en melIte. %eben Sna fam er Dor
Die llbr 5uriid uno %inloierte nit sllii.
m%crtionfcit Die 9epeaulg Ser 3ei.
ger rnlo Den Sdlng ser @lodet.
Add LANCER 9%eobnd)tum,s eutScdtc er.
enblidL 0aB jcocIl 0torgcu nic Bel.
ger lcnfred)t lton0elt mo in aerdoer
Sllrie 0nS ;3iiierblntt uplr Sbcn llad)
llllten III 5ipci &Glften tbeilten, nab.
reno Die qroBe @lofc icd)S SflGge
tbat; ferner ItnnO or, oaB nm Mittaa
NipirIhert Qct1rr siupr- iikny Snn, on
Gercn ltduo. nit Der Spite nadl
,Sbcn mGhrcno ole llhr 5lpolf id)llig;
dbnlldc Semertrmgen mad)te or nod
nrebrere iiber On@ &erbGltniii. pel-
Gc% 5luiidlcn Dem Con Ger 0lofcn.
Der Stclliun9 DER 3eigcr iulO ocr per.
ldieoenen Stm0ell bcS Cages be.
itnnb."
Is ortietnng iolgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28
&atboliiGe GaIuniiatiOass Welsls
igait anter Ssituns Ger iirds
lidjen SBrigteittn.

0eiItiides 2irettorinm: Spdtp.
Fater Soiepb Saiier, =. 90. s.,
bodnp. Eater @lr. SduIte. 3. 90.
j., lcflp. Bater Nlrguniu Suifu, ..
W. s., &egino 9liia.. Canada.
S1d)ert jeoem Wiitglicbc cine quite
SelmIt0tte BON 100 Adcr in eitler
oeiltld)cn fntbolild)en Golonie ul3
treles @eIdent bon Der R%egierung.
SroBe 9olonien nit Seeliorgern
lupblncrlebclL outer Pobcn, ld)Gne
gage, SSdl0 oOcr Troirie, iidjere
Gr1tell, gutes &linta. NSeaen Girfu.
laren nit uoilen Seifreibungen,
a6reliiere man
SatbOliide 6uluniiatiOns @cicaIdait,
GOitbern CAST, Gala0a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28
@nerniidlc, fleiue Trnnen.

Sn Sapou tGun Oic Srouen pief.
Tud) Nrbeltcn ipelde man III Nell
Scr. Staatel ais MGmuerurbeit be.
trnd)ten milr0e. Gum &eiipiel icBr,
ga Ole Mauncrlpclt ocS MitaOo lid,
i'm Sriegc beiinoet, miiiicn Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28
Shlagfcrtig.

oSina, mas mlB ib iebcrL. Sic
trogen ia rici2lben Site mo aleioer
ric iw! SSo loll Dem Oh ser Inter.
'dieo jrplld)cu 6ran mo aGdlin
licgen2"
n><m 9od)en,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-28

6ranen lid imnrdlen tlcincn inalt.
nebmlidcn Arbeiten mrterperierL
ipeldle lie lonIt nidt finn miiroen.
las @ilb 6eiGt ms SrullelL. mie le
Snditcine iiir OeL %an oifentlifer
Standardization III Sofio tragen.
Sic lperoen uiIdl uielind) peupmot,
INN Sdifie nit aoblen Slt 6elaoen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
Pacific University Wins Its Fight
Against Saloons.
JUDGE McBRlDE's DECISION
A. G. Watson of Forest Grove Was
Granted Liquor License by tho
Common Council and Judge Nc.
Bride Holds the Ordinance ls Void.

Hillshoro. ore. April S,--ln the case
OF the Pacific university against the
mayor and city of Forest Grove. Judge
Mcbride this morning overruled the
demurrer to the complaint, holding
that the ordinance authorizing the IL
censing OF saloon Is without author
ity and void The university thus
scores a victory, and an injunction will
be granted restraining the sale of In
toxicating liquors In Forest Grove.
There were number a. questions
involved In the case, but the court
held all hinged on the construction to
be placed on the city charter, The
charter provides that the city shall
have power to prohibit, regulate and
suppress the sale OF Intoxicating H.
quors and the court in determining
the intention of the legislature. held 1t
necessary to consider the history "
the city and conditions NJ the time OF
the enactment OF the charter. In this
the court founde there had never been
a licensed saloon there. and that the
founders OF the tow had donated
large tracts OF land to the university
on the expressed condition that no IL
quors should be sold,
1t was then evident, remarked the
court. that the legislature never In
tended to grant authority to sell IL
quor. and without this power the ordi-
nance was declared void. A. G. Wat
son was granted license few weeks
ago and has erected saloon, but It
will now require a decision from the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
FACTORY BURNED.
Sash and Door Factory Destroyed by
Fire az MoMlnnville.


McMinnvllle, April S,--Thc large
sash and door factory just completed
at this place, and owner Jointly by
Jones q Adams and c, X. spauldlng &
Co, was burned this morning at i;sc
o'clock. The building was erected by
the latter tirm and the machinery In
stalled by the former, The loss Is to.
tai, no Insurance having been place ON
the property. because II had not yet
had a rating, Jones 3 Adams loss IL
s75oo, and the building cost siSoo.
About $500 worth of lumber was
burned and large amount OF manu-
factured goods. The good work OF the
hre company saved most OF the lum.
ber, but the loss OF the factory viii
retard building operations until It can
be rebuilt.
This is the first flre suffered by Jones
4 Adams In the last Is years. The ori.
gin Is doubtless incendiary. The flre
was started both under the front anl
rear of the building and gained great
headway before discovered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
Cheatad Death.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally.
but by choosing the right medicine, f.
II. Wolfe, Of Bear Grove, Iowa. cheated
death. He says: 1.-TWO years ago I had
Kidney Trouble. which caused me
great pain, suffering and anxiety, but
took Electric Bltters, which effected
a complete cure. l have also found
them Of great benefit in general de-
bility and nerve trouble, and keep them
constantly on hand, since, as a find
they have no equal" chas. Rogers,
druggist, guarantees them at soc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04

Fort Worth, Tex, April S.-A special
TO the Record from Guthrie, o. T.
says:
Frank Frantx, the rough rider cham
pion, whom President Roosevelt named
agent for the Usage Indians, is here
comforting with United States Attor-
nsy Horace Speed, relative to expect
ed trouble between the Illuminating oil
company, a branch of the Standard,
and its sub-lessees in the Usage res
ervation. The company recently Sc
cured a renewal blanket lease and
with the beginning of the new year
yesterday raised the rental on the sub
lease from 81 TO SIS per acre.
The sub-lesses are organizing for
mutual protection and trouble is anti
cipated.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
sPooNER BOOM.
Laying Plans for Presidential Cam
paign of 1903.

Pdl9H VI ISOos
Washington, April "a boom for
Senator Spooner Of Wisconsin, for
president in 1908 was launched last
night with the regulation champaign
baptism. The sponsor was none other
than Secretary of War Taft: the scene
was the 20th annual banquet of the
Fai Upsilon Fraternity Association at
the Raleigh hotel. The Wisconsin
statesmen, retiring president of the
association, was POSTMASTER. and, in
PRODUCING Secretary of War Taft as
the new president, gracefully nominat-
ei him as the next chief justice Of the
United States.
Secretary Taft got back by nominat-
ing Mr.. spooner for president of the
United States. HE has always shown
a good judgment In other things as in
his selection of chief justice" the
secretary remarked facetidusjy. Il
haven't much influence in Ohio, but
what have is for spooner for presi-
dent"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
New Method Of Bringing Pure
Milk to New York.
MAKE A LOWER DEATH RATE
There Will Be no Rise in the Price Of
Milk in Consequence of the Pure
Milk Supply and All Railroads Will
Probably Use Refrigerator Cars.

New York, April 3.-Three trunk
lines are reported by the commissioner
Of health to have agreed that they will
bring all their milk to New York this
summer in refrigerator cars, with each
can and case packed In ice. The small
Ter railroad lines are expected to fol-
low the same plan. An inevitable re-
suit the health officers say, will be a
material reduction in sickness among
infants and consequently a lower death
rate. ...s
There will be no rise In the price Of
milk In consequence Of the purer sup
ply. The expense incident to cooling
the milk en- route to the city is small,
not more than one or two cents for
each 40-quart can. Elaborate plans
are also being laid by the department
to protect consumers during the com
ing warm season against impure or
drugged product. Milk found to have
been embalmed with formaldehyde is
to be seized and destroyed. Even three
drops of formaldehyde in 4O-quart
can of milk will be sufficient to cause
condemnation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
TROUBLE AT SAN DOMINGO.
lncipient Rebellion Reported Among
the Natives.

lneipient Rebellion Reported Among
the Natives.
New York, April S.-vice President
Caceres has arrived with his staff. rid
ing from Santiago to confer with Pres
ident Morales, cables the Herald's COR
respondent at Santo Domingo. He re-
ports the interior quiet. General Mig
uelito, miner leader, with is men. is
in revolt in the forest near Sanche>
and hopes to cooperate in an attempt
at landing by Barba and the insurg-
ent band on Turks island.
The gunboat Presidente is missing.
1t Is reported to be cruising to prevent
the landing of arms and ammunition
at Mayaguez and on Turks island. The
gunboat independence, with so soldiers
on board, sailed Saturday for senchez
to intercept Miguelito with possible
recruits for a revolt at Monte Christi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04

and viii take part in the final rush
after the wolves have been corraled,
In order that the plans may be car
ried out II will be necessary TO get the
consent of the presidents manager
who has decreed that during the pres
idents secluslon amid the Businesses
Of the Indian reserve troops OF cavalry
from Fort sin will patrol the fences
and permit no one to enter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
EXPLORED SOUTH AFRICA.
Natives Wanted Him to Remain and
Be Their Chief.

New York, April 3.-Nordenskjold
a con of the famous arctic explorer. has
returned, cables the Herald's Monte
video, Uruguay, correspondent, from
an expedition into the interior of
South America to the borders of Bra
zil, Bolibiza and Peru, where he found
Indians who had never seen white
men.
They are among the most primitive
people in the world. They believe the
explorer to be some God and begged
him to remain as their chief. He re-
fused to accept their offer, knowing his
prestige would not outlive his ammu-
milton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
FOREST FIRES.

They Have Started on the South Side
of Long Island.
New York. April S.-Forest fires
have started on the south side of Long
Island and from half a dozen points in
and around Babylon reports of more or
less serious blazes have been made.
At several points the loyal fire de-
partments worked all day Sunday in
checking the fires. The losses so far
have been small.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
ALL FOR ROOSEVELT.
President Will Seek seeIusion in the
Mountain Fastness.

Lawton, o. T., April although
the president seeks seclusion from the
world in planning to hunt wolves for a
week in the 100000 acres pasture re-
serve in southern Oklahoma, the citi-
zens Of that section Of the territory
have demanded that he shall view ano
participate in one of the rousing, stu
pendous wolf drives from which the
southwest country is noted.
The president will be given a horse
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
FIRE AT ALAVARDo.
Buildings Wiped Out in a California
Town.

Alvarado, Cal. April 3.-Fire, which
broke out In the second story in a
saloon late last night wiped out FIVE
buildings and was only checked from
destroying the entire town by the
tearing down of the next structure
that lay in its path. The loss will
amount to between $4,000 and $780,
900, which is only partially covered by
insurance
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
SENATOR MORGAN
Confined TO His Room in Washington
With Cold,

New oYrk. April S,--Senator John T.
Morgan of Alabama, who has been
confined TO his bed in Washington for
several days with severe cold, Is
not in serious condition, according
to DR., John wyeth of this city, who
was called to the capital for CONSUL
tation In his opinion the attack was
brought on by Senator Morgans la
oors at the recent session OF con-
gress.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04

See the window display In the ow
Drug Store OF the celebrated Eastman
kodass and supplies, New stock Just
received.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
TROUBLE IN Usage
Standard Oil Company on the
War Path.
ACCOUNT OF BLANKET LEASE

The Illuminating Oil Company, Branch
OF The Standard Oil Co., Raised the
Rental From One Dollar to Fifteen
Dollars an Acre.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
First National Bank

At Astoria. in the state OF oregon. at
the close Of business, Marcn 14th.
1905.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
Astoria National Bank

At the close OF business. March 14th
1905.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
ANOTHER VICTORY.
Japanese Capture Another Russian
Village.

Toxic. April S.--A part of the Kai-
yuan force drove the Russians from
Mienhauchieh and occupied the village
and northern heights on March 81. The
situation in other directions is un-
changed
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supreme court before he can open for
business,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
STATEMENT OF
ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK

AT the close of business March 20. 1908.
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Total '.'''.,.'.,..'......'72S.i7O 81
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-03
THINGS EDUCATIONAL,
q BY Il. }. outsLEN. 4
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

The next regular examination for
state and sIade certificates will uc
held in every county in the state
on Friday and Saturday March n
and %. Further particulars will bc
given Il few weeks before tire.
The county institute will be held
six days beginning August 2Sth.
1t Will save some people trouble to
know that during the seven months
that the schools are in session,
teachers meetings are held as fol
lows: The first Saturday of each
month at Mitchell, the second Sat
urday at Mt. Vernon the third Sat
urday at Ethan. The meetings be-
gin at II O'Clock. | "a be seen Oh
school business at Mt. Vernon and
Ethan, at the hotels, during the
forenoon, after Their tain arrives from
Mitchell.
y teachers manual which briefly
discusses the principal features of
school work has been distributed.
School No, Is FOL IN, taught 10y w.,
l. Deyers. gave a successful enter
tainment last week. \ Nag is 10 be
purchased with the proceeds.
Al the February meetings the inn
portaut subject OF libraries and liz
brary certificates will ne discussed.
From now on the rules regulating
the reading of library books and
granting certificates as printed on
the tablets. in the teachers hands,
will be strictly adhered to.
O@ing to The severity OF the
weather the January meetings at
Mitchell and Mt. Vernon were not
very we'll attended. We hope for a
better record this month.
A teacher is wanted in Dis. No. s,
Mitchell township.