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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30
A Grim Tragedy.

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But when Coughs and Colds are prop
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writes, "My wife he'd the consumption
and three doctors gave her up. Finally
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30
STEAMER is ASHORE.
German Steamer Mariechen Drifts on
Alaskan Beach.

Alaskan bedcn.
SEATTLE. Jan. pa special Dis.
patch 10 the Post Intelligencer from
Sitka states that the German steamer
Mariechen from Seattle 10 Vladivostok,
went ashore in False Bay last Thurs.
day. The officers and part Of the crew
arrived al Sitka Sunday on the Geor-
gia. The cargo will be total loss, but
the ship may be saved. Captain Hib-
bard. one Of the charters who was on
board. said. we encountered a gale
eight hundred miles off Cape Flattery
II smashed in the headlight and waters
flooded the engine room and extinguish.
ed the fires. We have BEEN drifting
ever since"
Captain Hibbard praises Captain Rn'
dolph, who was in command, for bis
wonderful work in keeping the vessel
afloat in spite Of the terrible gales and
fearful cold.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30
Negro Fiend Attacks Ten Year
Old Girl.
MOB WANTS TO LYNCH HIM
Negro Servant Makes Criminal Assault
on Ten-Year.0ld Daughter Of His
Master--Is Saved From Mob BY the
Girls Mother.

CHICAGO, Jan, ga dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington, Ga.'
says'
Following criminal assault on a
ten. ycar,old girl by a Negro, Who was
captured BY a nob, the asailant's fate
WAS in doubt Yesterday while the par
ents Of the girl were pleading for and
against burning him at the stake.
Ms. Roberts, weeping, begged that
the law be allowed To take its course
and her husband continued 10 incitc The
mob 10 lynch the negro. She then ap'
pealed 10 her husband to aid her in pre-
venting the lynching She said that ia
put the assailant 10 death within hear
ing Of the girl would he almost ns
cruel to the child as the negro's act.
Roberts, after some hesitation, can''
to his wife's side and joined his en-
treaties with hers. Their united effort
convinced the mob that to lynch the
negro would add to the wrong already
done the child. and Il was agreed To
turn the a.sailant over to the sheriff,
Mamie Roberts was attacked Satr'
day as she was returning from a neigh
bor's home by Rich Anderson. negro
employed by her father. A -oon a. the
child reached her home with the story
posse. with bloodhounds began pursui,
Of Anderson.
The negro was captured yesterday N
a swamp and taken to Roberts bomr
where II was planned TO have him id"n'
titled by the child and then lynch hin"
When the mob arrived al the RobTt'
home the negro confessed his guilt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30

The Morning AstOrian. CSC a month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.


There are many men who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake.
and are blessed with a heavy shock OF
hair: yet II the scalps Of these same men
once became infested with dandrun
germs. the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack Of air. Badness
would ensue as the final result. New
bros Herpicide kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant
growth. Herplcide Is a pleasant hair
dressing as well as a dandruff cure and
contains not an atom Of Injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send
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eide Co. Detroit. nieh.
Eagle Drug Store, S5l-35S Bond St.,
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30

NEW YoRk, Jan ss-A strike em-
hmcing lsoo0 men and involving the
entire building industry of New York Is
now being eagerly aimed at by the
structural steel workers OF the city.
Such desperate step is necessary,
they say. in order to preserve their
waning organization from complete ruin
as a result of strike in which they
have been engaged for the past seven
wleks.
The delegates OF the Housesmiths and
Bridgemen's Union, which embraces the
structural steel workers prevailed on
the Central Federated Union yesterday
to order every labor organization still
at peace with their employers to break
those peaceful relations and ally them.
selves with thu strikers. II they fail
to do so they are to be suspended from
the Central Federated Union.
Au extraordinary situation will be
thus created. \ larg, number OF labor
unions, among them the carpenters,
stone cutters. rooiers , masons, and
plasterers, are not only at peace with
the Building Trades Employers Asso.
citation, but many Of them are requested
on the joint board OF arbitration. com
posed Of both employers and workers.
Should they stick TO the structural
steel workers. they will not only have
to strike, but also will have to with
draw from and in effect repudiatc the
principle of arbitration, which they
have been upholding.
Next Friday win decide the fate OF
the proposed great strike. On that DAY
the organizations which are at work are
to appear befoe the Central Federated
Union and answer how they are to
stand - whether for or against the
strike.
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, is also
to be appealed to by the structural
steel workers.
The structural steel workers have
been in hard luck ever since their lead
er. Sam Parks, died. In their present
strike which involves the skyscNpers
going up al over the city, they have
ban nearly overwhelmed, they say. by
strike breakers, by non.union men
brought here from other cities. Only
Yesterday 400 OF the building strike
breaker. passed through Jersey City ON
their way here to work on the ky.
scrapers.
Back Of il all is the question OF the
"open shop. The delegates of the
structural steel workers warned the
Central Federated Union yesterday that
il tlpy were allowed TO 20 down in ruin
the employer, in every other building
trade would force the open shop on the
men thus involving all organized labor
in one common ruin. II was in re-
.pon.e to that threat that the Central
Federated Union resolved 10 summon
all it, members to stand By the strue'
tural steel workers at all hazards.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30

The Morning Astorian, Csc. a month
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard. Of New York, at one
time had her beauty spoiled with skin
trouble. She writes: Il had Salt
Rheum or Eczema for years. but moth
ing would cure II, until ] used Bucklen's
Arnica salve." A quick and sure healer
for cuts. burns and sores. 25c at Chas
Rogers, drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30

Men are quite as eager a. women to
cultivate looks. We know Of hundreds
Of men In this vicinity that arr taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Smart
fellows. IS cents. Tea ~ Tablets.
Frank Hart, druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30
BRIGHT IDEA.
wOman's Department Of Institute II
Named After Founders Mother.

" VIIuH DNF11N N13'1'E "
Named After Founders Mother.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 29-The trus-
tees Of the Carnegie School Of Tech
nology have received letted from
Andrew Carnegie. thanking them for
naming the woman's department after
hi, mother. Mr.. Carnegie says:
Il am delighted with the action Of
the trustees. Please say that ! am
deeply touched by this remembrance Of
one 10 whom | owe everything that a
wise mother ever gave to a son who
adOred her"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-30
STRIKE A FAILURE
Structural Steel workers Strike Is
in a Bad Way.
TO ADOPT DRASTIC MEASURES

Central FEDERATED Union Has Been Per-
suaded TO Order Every Labor orga-
nilation Still at Peace With Employ.
ers to Break Peaceful Relations.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
GLOBE TRAINS WILL
 RUN BY DEC. 6 Repairs 10 GiIa River Bridge Will Be Completed by End
 of the Week.

TUCSON, Dec. 13.-It was stated today at the Randolph offices that trains would probably be running on the Globe line by December 16. There is a possibility that the bridge over the Gila on the Globe line may be re- paired earlier so that passenger and freight traffic with Globe may. be re stunned.
 The damage done to the Qo1e bridge was twice as much as that done to the Maricopa bridge. and as a result the repair work on the Globe bridge is the fact that the Gila river falls fully a day sooner there than at the Maricopa bridge.
 The damage to the Globe bridge has interfered considerably with the business of Globe However, 1t Is merely a temporary setback and will be made up when traffic Is again re- sumed. The Globe freight business averages about 100 cars per day both going into the town and coming out, and the fact that this business must be suspended for a week or ten days Is very costly.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
TUCSON MERCHANTS
 WANT BETTER RATES
Representatives of Chamber of Commerce and s, P, Off,
 cial :,:old Conference.

TUCSON, Dec l5.-An important conference, which is not yet completed has been held between the Chamber of Commerce and J. B. Stubbs. assistant general freight agent of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters In San Francisco.
 The conference came as a resuit of protest made by the Chsmber of Commerce in which 1t was claimed that Tucson business men have not been receiving an equitable rate which would allow them to compete with Los Angeles and other towns for business outside of Tucson.
 Tucson has been enjoying what was known as a "iobber's tariff but this was snnulled by the railroad con- pam >yme t:1lo ago. It's annuimen. sent rates up to such a degree that the business of wholesale houses here with towns n Southern Arizona and Sonora was in danger of an apprecia- ble decrease
 MT. Stubbs will rbturn here next week at which time another meeting will be had with members of the Cham Der of Commerce.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
ANOTHER TRAIN FOR M. & P.
Phoenix kuterprise'

Effective December l0, two daily trains will be run over the Nj. & r. road to Maricopa. Heretofore only one passenger train had been making the trip daily.
 Superintendent Bfcknell had been planning for some time to give Phoe- nix two daily trains from the south and it was mostly through his effort that this city will have double-train service each day.
 Not only will it be of much benefit tourists who come to Phoenix and are compelled to spend a whole night at Maricopa waiting for connections, but it will also be of much benefit to the travelling man. II may also be possible for travellers from the coast to get of at Maricopa and make a side trip to Phoenix and spend a day here.
 The new time schedule on the N. & P. road was today given ort Dy Super intendent Bicknell. The time card is as follows: Passenger train No. 1 caves the city at 9:15 a. m. and ar lives at Maricopa at 1925 a. m. Pas senger train No. 2 leaves Maricopa at 5:l0 a. m, arriving in Phoenix at goo D. 10. Passenger train No. 3 leaves the city at 4:15 ?. m., arriving at Maricopa at 5:25 p. m. Train No. leaves Maricopa at 10:45 a. m. and arrives in the city at 12:25.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
COUNCIL FAvORS SEPTIC TANK
 SYSTEM
City Fathers Considering Best Means of Nsposing of Out put of Sexef-Several Ap- prove New Plan.

h 6 probable that if equitable ar rnngeuenfs can ba made the projected se~er system to be installed tn the 4fy Of Blsbee. vii empty into sys- ten cf septic taaks. instead of being drained on to land several miles south -sf the city as was at first contem- pIakeA
 Severaz months ago. when the plans far the Warren townsite were first made public, the first suggestion of the ssptir tank dispoeal system was made. and 1k that time several members of the city council expressed their pref erence for the method if it could be installed at a reasonable cost.
 Lately the members of the council hare been giving the matter a great deal of consideration. and have aboat come to the conclusion that 1t would be as cheap to install the septic tank sysiem as to pipe the output of the sewer to a place several miles from the city. and it is probable that the matter will be taken up at tho next meeting of the council. and steps taken to make some arrangements wi,h the management of the Warren Cnmpany for the erection of tanks al the sane time as those for the new town ars erected
 The installation of a septic tank system, will not require any change in tha present plans for the sewer sys- tem proper. but simply for the outlet This system has been pronouuced oY all of the leading experts on these matters throughout the United States as the most perfect which has yet beeb invented
 The whole output of the sewer IS .aeposited in a system of sinks. In which bacteria are kept. and these xefrns immediately start to work to >deennspose the contents. After cer. tain period h these tanks, the con. tents are run o1 into another set Of tanks, and there undergo a similar process of decomposition The output in then run over graTel beds. and fnat ly flows out pure s-s am Of water.
 City Engineer Mo oNcish stated thai the cost of piping tas output of the sewer to the outlet, which had been determined upon would be approxi- naieiy s10.000. and stated that in his -epfnfon the cost of erecting the septic taaxs would be but very httle more.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Fl PASO ELkS ORGANIZING
 fORCLUB 2 :.
'Quien Sahes" Win Be a Fea- tWe Of the Eiks' Parade in
 Philadelphia - List of Fl Paso Men Who Have Signed.

M, PAso. Dec. Il-The Quien Sabe club is going to Philadelphia next vesr. This Is settled, for enough Eks have already signed the member
 ship roll and posted their cash to
 guaraufee the success of the trip. There vas meeting of the club lest evening after the Elk lodge ses-
 sion. and V. R. Stiles. general pas senger ageut of the Fl Paso & South
 western. vas instructed to secure rooms for 100 people at the Continen- tsl hotel in the Quaker City. MT. Stilee had ascertained that this num- Der of rooms could be secured, and
 the club ordered them reserved al once.
 The matter of transportation has been turned over to Mir. Stiles for ar rangement- The trip will be from E Paso over the Southwestern and
 Rock Island to Chicago. and from that city to Philadelphia over some route to be named by MT. Stiles. He has taken up the matter with several other roads between the two points named, and will soon settle 1t. Mir.
 Stiles is going to do his best to get as good a rate as possible. and all the Quien Sabe members have every conf dence that he will. for two years ago
 he did everything possible to make Ii comfortable for the club. and he made
 them the cheapest rate to Buffalo. This year he was not asked to put In bid for the train, but the matter was turned over to him unsolicited.
 Stops are contemplated at Kansas City. Chicago and Pittsburg en route. and 1t will be possible for those desir- ing to visit St. Louis to return by way of that city.
 After the convention at Philadelphia the E Pasoans will go to New York as special guests of certain members Of the New York lodge. Side trips will aieo be made to Washington, D. C., Baltimore and Atlantic City.
 An eiyo,t will be made to take the Jalisco land, ss was done two years ago. The members of the club will trave! in special light uniforms sum mer suits. with cap to match, all mem bers attired alike, and will be some thing typically Mexican. until they go into the parade in Philadelphia. The train will run from Fl Paso to
 Philadelphia as a special. One or two Pullman's, es may be necessary. will
 be devoted exclusively to the use of members who are accompanied by their wives. and the single men will
 ride in other cars, as far as it Is pos sibie to arrange this.
 The membership is s30 and a note for s12o. payable on June l, next. Those who have thus far made this de posit and signed the notes are as fol lows:
 ! J. Connors. C. ". Moss, I. G. Gaal, I. J. Raster, C. W Marshall, John Mil
 Ter, R. N- Nayes, W. H. Snyder, J. J. Crawford, John 'Brunner. A. W. Susen. D. c. Baldwin. M. c. Edwards. Geo. E. Wallace. c. L. Hit. E. s. Pennebaker,
 E. D. Sinks, A. A. Kline. James R. Har- per, Nick Carson. A Fraser, W. H. Mo Coy, J. E. House. J. H. Laurie. J. P. O'Oonnor. H R. Lane. T. M. Fall, Frank
 Dencks. W. H. Earle, J. F. Barlow, V.
 R. Stiles.
 Judge James R. Harper, Edward
 Kneezel,, A. ". Susen, George E. Wal
 lace and ' J. Crawford comprise the committee having all arrangements in charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
rRIGHTFuL EXPERIENCE.

WILLIAMS, AR1Z., Dec. 12.-Geo Hardin. who is employed in the bar rel department of the big lumber mill of the Saginaw and Manistee con- nanv here. is laid up with a badly lac erated leg after a most exciting ex. perience and a narrow escape from horrible death. Hardin was work. ing in scrap pile near a long massive conveyor which carries refuse to the big crematory. ID some way Hardin's leg was caught In the heavy chain and he was being rapidly carried to the mouth of the furnace. when his az onizing shrieks brought number O. fellow workmen to the scene Seiz ing crowbars they pulled the man loose just before he reached the crem atory, the whole episode occurring in not more than a minute or two. liar din's leg was badly cut and bruised but he was otherwise uninjured
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
SIG SALE IN YAvAPAI.
eiq Crow Mine Sold to Rich PIttsburs Syndicate.

PRESCOTT, Dec. 13.-After nego- tiations lasting several days one of the most important mining deals of she month was contummated hero Monday afternoon. when the titie 10 the Jim Crow mine passed under bond from Sam Foran. Henry Stoddard and John 8. Reilly to H. H. Won Slick, president of Weiss & Co. of PittsbuIg. Pa. who at the same time secured a bond on the Columbus mine, an adloiI- ing property. from Sam Foran, Henry Stoddard and ! ]. Hawkins. The eoa- sideration of the transfers were nos made public. but the amounts are known to be large ones, involving cash payments at an early ette. Especial to Reivew.D
 PHOENIX, Dec. 13-In the ruins c. John Smiths dwelling, five miles north Of Prescott. which was destroy cd by fire, the badly burned remains. cf AIonzc Childes, a rancher, were found by Deputy Sheriff Horace Bowdre. II. D. Ross. Assistant Prosecuting Alter ney, and Justice Of the Peace Keo- hane. who left for the scene upon IT. Z formation that the house had burned down and that Childes had died In the flsInes.
 The investigators found ChIides body, partially consumed, lying on the floor in front of the fireplace. with an empty demiiohn beside nm. the suppositim being that he had fallen to the floor. intoxicated. and had been burned to death in the destruction of the place, which 1t is supposed caught fire early Saturday morning from the fireplace.
 The victim of the Ire was 6s years old, and native of Missouri. He was a stockman by occupation. and had been Q resident Of this county the past thirty years. the latter part of which he had spent in Smiths dwell , ing, taking care of the place.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
PEOPLE AND RAILROAD
la Probably Cooperate in the Con '' trot of the Colorado River.

MPWIAL. Calf. Dec. B.-Repre-
 Btatives of the Southern Pacific
 firoad. ia conference today with a &rge esseulblage of the people of the Imperial Valley. submitted a proposi- tina to the effect that if the interests of the valley will subscribe one mil. lion dollars, contingent upon the sue -eessfui controlling of the Colorado river. the railway company will agree to cany on the work at an estimated expense of two and one-half million dollars. The proposition was recefv- cd enthusiastically by the people. and with little doubt will be consummated In the meantime the preliminary work on the closure is being rushed
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
hrtful Dodgers.

hrtful Dodgers.
 Insanity experts have no occasion to point the finger of scorn at the lawyers who take one side of case or the other for pay and make no pretensions of believing any other way than the way they are heing paid all the money a man has to believe.
 The experts. on the other, hand, are supposed to be impartial scientists who are ready to go on the witness stand and tell the truth regardless of wbomfit hits. It is needless to say that they don't do anything Of the sort. and the way in which they make science the handmaiden of the almighty dollar is really something of public scandal
 It makes no difference on which side he Is hired. he makes the same line of big words prove either that the man is sane or insane, according to the way 1t shall swell his bank account, to say nothing of dimming his reputation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
A Protest,

 Don't come to me with social fads And manners light and breezy. l do not care for lure or snare. And Jim not very easy. But to my favor there's a way. And this is how you find It. Give me a hand with firm clasp. and I'll like the man behind 1t. Some people like the queer salute And seem impelled to share 1t. A freaky shake gives me a quake: I simply cannot bear it. From recognition I cut out That thing where'er I find it Give me a hand with firm clasp. and I'll like the man behind It. Four fingers limp and slightly crooked And thrust into your digits Are quite 7ough to call your blum And start a At of fidgets And if you heel were on his neck Most gladly would you grind 1t. Give me hand with firm clasp. and I'll like ie man behind 1t. A wiggly waggly hand outthrust In SO called friendly greeting Is cordial nit and isn't fit For two dog cstchers' meeting. So l repeat with emphasis. And with my fist I bind 1t, Give me a hand with firm clasp. and I'll like the man behind it.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14

Agent-How can l. manage 10 SC cure your attention for few minutes to the subject of an investment In min ing stock?
 Victim fwho is already interested in six mining companies)-Youc can't manage to do it at all unless you can make a noise like dividend
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14

Scott White was passenger on the west bound train last evening en route 10 Los Angeles to spend the Christ mas hoiidays with his family Scott Waite is in charge of the operations of the Greene Gold and Silver Com paay in Chihuahua.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
The Season For It

There's a song that detest. One that never gives me rest. Night and morning through my head the cadence rings.
 And my sleep it murders there With it's humming In the air ls's. the gory song the blamed mosquito sinss.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14

Every woman is firmly convinced that she earns the money every time she purchases dollar article for sS canfR
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Opposite.

He-Some women are awfully hard to please.
 She-And some men are too awfully soft to please me.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Exc.,se For Ienorsnee.

'what is the difference between haw and geew
 Guess you never drove oxen.- .s a No, and I never held a job as a mule"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Not . Fly Cop.

''wen, I deciarel Brown is pinched by poverty at last"
 Poverty! What beat does he trav- ei~
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14

Although riches have wings they don't seem to be very good on the perch.
 Teaching . woman to be quiet s a lifelong task for a man.
 Only lawyers for the defense hate to see people get their just deserts.
 Dentists do not consider toothache painfui-to the dentist.
 When trouble is headed in your df- rection diplomacy is the better part of courage.
 It is easy to deceive lots of people. but 1t takes genius to keep them deceived.
 In vacation the small boys constitute a local disturbance committee that 1t Is hard to do business with.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Good Idea.

What you going to do with that muck rake?"
 Looking for filthy lucre."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Teaching . woman to be quiet b . lifelong task for a man.

Only lawyers for the defense hate to sec people get their just deserts.