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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
SAtHsua@rtf,teH.

philadelphia: v@iip Of 0ienna" bon
ct. Sobns, q. 8. unb Glasgow;
vWinnefota" BON 2onoon pia
Baltimore.
Boalo9ne: vpotsoam" nod Wetp Oort;
Pretoria" (pOn 6amburs uni
9ober) mad Netp BORT.
ct. @ineent, 6. g.: .Wera" bon
San Tranetseo nod 0ambure.
2onbon: Winnetonfa" BON Wstu Dort.
plpmoutb: .Raiier WiIbelm Der Gro
Be" bon Stem Dort nod gberbourl
unb Bremen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
gaIiformH9e eetxtsn-s Bis 8 gtunS sis:

0alifornt&e e1txisn-6 bis 8 igfunb 9fs:
9 bis ID S5funb Sc.
epe6. gngI.-VeudsItex, 8 BIZ 10 Btanh
ta Dur@i@mitt. 14}e; IL Bio Il Rtunb I'm
Dar9i&uttt, lac.
0eb6rrtes RtnoEeti@ - S39tRtsa, rso.
Sets, 12}c; xabsmsittx 10e; Ssssxtai. IA
2n6&eI 1876.
S4uob - tn Ttsretf Il. Auai. lois; 3.
NuaIitdt Ole: 8. NaaIitdt 9f..
6&MItern-gxel. 4ureb, Is bs 20 Bfunh
tm Dar9f&nit., SIC; Is Hfuxt Dur1i@ntt.
Sc, 10 tts IL Efanb Gle.
oepodeItes e&wstxsdei0 - 4sc6aipiss
8ancp pig $40. so: EIarss gsas sle. 90; Sasn,
Ip $1,000; Stort GIeax 1850; Nunyi
ZIG. 90.
aarfe eerdm3erts Sratuurh Sc.
tramiharter 7}c; ToIosxa h Ddrnsss ~. ID
Tu@ SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17

@ewdbIter Timotbp $1.6t-1.S0.
Srbinarer bts gutter 9iHot5p s1.b0-I.1
Rutber 2Ieeiamen So .26-e.50.
gngln9er RIeefames $3.50
NIitfe &Ieeiamett $S.00-9.66
NIfaIfa 8Ieeianen $9.00-l0.00.
Wetber &leeiamea $500.
5anep 4ertudp BIaasras s1.5o-l.7b.
1Iausras IN Gbaf 76c.
@ngIti@es gIauSras $3.50.
Dr9arb @ras 81. 70-1.eb.
Reb Top IN GbaH 76c-$1.2o.
2afer &orn 76e-$1.00.
Ar1ber 3userrobr San1en $l.O0-l.2b.
Deiber 9aferiamer, 40c
5riibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes mmb seIbes 3orn $1.0c-1.a5.
Reb Sob @nitIase $1.10E1.25.
Com Seas $1.76.
NiIet $1.20 bis $1.35.
SriibiabrSsBe isen 81 40.
setswiebeI, rueibe, seIbe uuo rotte $3.50
pei BuibeI.
Sab : 4artofeI, geIbe Serfep, S~eru1uba.
seIbe 9ianiemonb tnb iibIi@e Oueex %. Oh bel
SSab; rptbe Raniemonb $2.75; EraFEaxH&s
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17

Srif9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gss<s - 81
6sc; bisfise Stisre 7s--7ie; sisFss sIsbe,
$40 E!s 500 &fuab 7ss tefae EeSs go
5ts $50 Ssfrab 5se: x5as $50 BIB $50 Fsfant
Sc; Stier SorasErtesteI &c, ssssr 8antss'
p;erteI lO3c. R.so &tatsrrsestsl 81. Rixh
BorberpierteI &c, 4ab EosessAsstsi 4ss, sais
0:ntsrbierteI IL.
SriIhes RalhfetiI-3aItsr 49, HtRsss'
uier.si 15c, Eorberpiertsl 63s.
Strides S9aiFeii& Sdssrstes PEI Rtuah
l2e ; gGafs sSe; e&sxieI l5e; 3afs hns.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
Oetxet1s.

Betex - No. 3 rotber Use, caf ssIe,
iex, 72c Don RRbIem; 20. 8 rotbts 72e,
Stunt, 76c; Bagsxpebe1 7le.
@eIi@torm $40. 1 uets 8 t. Pm. 2
mets 64fe: 30. 8 pstb 6s4 : 80. 4 naS,
5ae; 20. 2 NETS seuati4t 53e ~. c
mets seutf9t 63c: go. 1 rdt sfmiin.
613e; go. 2 seIb 53e; 30. 8 asIb s.
70. 4 ssIb 5lke; Ho. seuHf4t b8s
30. 8 aemif@f $50; sso. 4 ssmmiat So. ;
4oIbea 5lc.
1afer go. 3 metber 3s3.; Rr. Q sosssA
3Ss; 20. 2 0euii9ter $751; Re. 9 sGza$ta
t8e.
peu SO. / atnottp s14 rs; NO.
2. s12 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
Sem DdgensRoyes

NefGforn - Bertaufspreie; fs xaa sss
0ualttdt, 68-61c.
1ofer-sei&dIt 3s-40e; In bes ssprsa
s10y00-$l1.W pei Sonne. Reuer 35--67s
ginet - gersaufspreife: -. 00-se.0o
xtmotbp--E Sl4. 00-l6.t0.
etrob-Breie, ie mad benz 9rah. tx Ea
len, 90. 00-$6.M.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
Bmttes. Gses @as Gsxasss.

GdHcIsr besabIen iaIesass %retiss
Gutter - Gourar9s 1885, Srsorasra 2ls
Sletx &C
Srti&e Gier-13c Ssr S>u$eaS.
Nlkner Sc, &abHs 1, Suriets--9-lss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
M db9en ponb rei q q n
inben WaIo ge4leppt.

Wempbts, $enn., Is. Suit.
Die IA Sabre alte Wamie BARRON,
So9ter Der ibi9t an Der Stabtgren3e
mobnsnbsn 6rau Winnte Wspsrs,
tuurSe geffsrn Na&t BON elmer alien
Negsrirl aus,bem 6aufe seIOdt. tucrauf
bret Weser bas Mdb&en tiberfielen unb
In ben Walo f9leppten. Sas Wdb&en
tpin bannsbte Hefnnung berloren unb
R9 bel ipdter .uieoer erbolt baben.
Die poIisei unoll eine Anaabl Naabarri
fanbsr beute bas siemIi& sGuer Der.
lebte Wdb9en In einem Walbbidi&t.
gs wirb eifrig!na9 ben Nssern seiu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
Aus Jreubeg eforben.

2anias @itp Mo., Is. Suit.
Der 40 Sabre alte @ei9enfteaer, %.
R. Sobnfon erbielt beute BON ieiner
SdDefer einsn Brief, tusl9e ibm mit'
tbeilte, boB er s2O. 600 sserbt babe.
Die frsuoigs aufrsguag oeruria9te
cine Iebbafte 5erstbdtt9feit, ,oobei cine
Irtsris In Der Hdbe bes 0sr3sns ;srrib
uno Sobnfon Derblutete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
u
In Sun Salbaoor ange
fpmmen.

" Ut er II II es &rIe8sUI
in San Salbaborange
tommen.
Wabtngtor n. Is. Suli. Dos
WarineS epartsment srbislt beute Na9s
mittag bonn 2ommanbeur WuQigan
eine Sspef9e, tuel9e bic Nnfunft ieines
ariegsftifes, .Warblebeao". In Ga
2ibertao BOZ, Banana anttnoigt. Sies
ier 5afen lis9t san3 tn Der Ndbe bon
San Saluaoor. 2ommanbsr Wunts
gan bat bonn Warine. Departement ben
gefebl erbalten.' f9 iofort Bel benz
amsritanif9e JET 9sianoten Combs In 60
2ibertab gu melosn uno fi9 oemielben
nit fetnem S9ife CUR 8erftgung 3u
ftellen. Nuf bieiem 2riessiaife fo0sn
bic 8ertrster Der Rspubliten @uats.
mala unb SaIpabor 3uiammsntommsn
unb Observation-Disclosures eins
lsitsn. Die amsrtfanif9en 8efanbten
perosn nit ben gsrtretsrn Der beIben
frissfibrenoen Rspublitsn NIT benz
vWarblshsab" brei Weilen In See fob
rem uno bann In elmer nsutralen Bone
bic nnterbanolungen beginner.
Cine t~peitere i'm Staatsoepartemeni
bonn prdfosnten cabrera bon 8uates
mala beute eingstrofsne SepeI9e be.
ia9t, bab Guatemala iofort nit isinen
Jsin~oislisteiten aufb6ren tpirb, iobalh
SalDabor ebenfaas bisislben einfelt.
9ieis 9epei6e tpurbe fofort on ben @s.
fanbten Wsrrp In Sun Salbabor nit
benz Sefebl sef9idt. oieislbs Der 8ssis.
rung Salpaoors 3u u~nterbrsitsn.
aus reubeg n.
nas@itp 3. Wo., Is. Suli
Der 40 Sabre aIte 0ei9enfeIer, %
q. Sobnion erbielt beute bon ieinel
S9Defer einsn Brief, tusl9e ibm NIT
tbeilte, baB er $50, 900 sserbt babe
Die frsuoige aufrsgung beruria9t
eine Ieb6afte 5erstbdttefeit, ruObei ELM
4rtsris In Der Hdbe bes 6sr3sns ssrrii
uno Sobnipn perblutete.
81 gentgIeif
$rinfbab, gol., Is. Suli
Der paRagier3ug go. 7 Der @OlOraoI
& Soutbern Sabn, Der nit 9unbertei
aus benz State Heras fommenoei
@lts befebt mar, perun9lidte bsut
Woraen bret MeiIsn n6rbli1 bon Ser
tas junction. Der 2otomOtipfa6re
Warttn s. @ulona iuurbe eet6otet unl
Der 6eissr CHARLES 8. @arrsl feb
i9tuer nerlest.
Die glfs maren auf Der &eiie mad
Ssnbsr, mo In bieier @o9e bic Ratio
nall Contention bes Orbens tattfinbet
@lidli4erusiie fubr Ger 3ug infols
bes teftigeni&esens ni&t iebr i6nel
anbernfals tpdrsn idmmtli9e Wagsl
einen tisfen Nbsruno binabsefir3t I'm
unnennbares l1nglif tpdrsrt paifirt.
n bsrG lotten-W q
rl6Der.
Rodport. Waf., Is. Sult. =
RearsGomiral &obling gbans auf Tel
mem Jlassenidif blaine" uno mi
benz S9Ia9tf9if rWifOuri" furs htn
tsrber. traf beute bier I'm Safen eth
I'm bic 8orbereitungen 3u ben grOBs
6lotten : Wan6bern su trefsn. Si
3risgsf9ife 9insen anoertbalb Weile
bon Der 2afte Dor Mnfer unb balb Ia
men nod msbrere anoere arisssi9iH
In sidt. tueIds fi9 e~benfaas on be
Wan6bern betbeilEgen meroen. Oh
miral 9etpep uno 8unoesienatr
Senrp 6. 2obe: tperoen ben chamber
als @dfie b%eiuobnen.
W db9en BON BRET Neger
tnben WaIb gealepp I.
Wempbts, Senn., Is. Sui
I Die IA Sabre alte Wamie 2arIor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
unjmf6nungSfdbigfeit
&irb bel br Sertbeibign1g bes M6rbers Sarrg
Sbaw geltenb genladt uerbert.

GrSii@ter OIut ph5er Sauptuerhdbser. - Snfel sam bMt f@ sarad.-
&ouiebet nibt uhbr YrGfSentdafs&antoa - gmerianHbes
ariegsidiH in Gun Salbaour angetommem. Gbulera nimmt
ab.-Mus SreuSe gehorben. -3us entgleif. = gegmm Der
JIutenmanDber. -0egen &inoerarbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17
@eaen Qinberarbeit t.

unierhaus Der 2seislatur bes Staates
Georgia nabn beute nit 125 9e9en 2
Stimmsn bas fog. R%inoergeieB on,
tueIaes f4on bonn Staatsienat paiirt
porben lit. Sas @sieB Derbietet frengs
items bic Arbeit bon 2inbern unter
3sbn Sahren tn allen Gabriten beg
staates 2inoer 3mii9en 3ebn bis
3p6lf Sabrsn biirfen nur in 5abriten
arbsitsa. tpenn He Waiien. Ooer bic
sinaigs Sttibe elmer berpittusten Muts
ter obsr zines arbsitsunfdbigen 8aters
fino; tein 2inb unter bisrasbn Sabren
oarf Nadtarbeit In elmer Jabrit pers
ri9ten. Nubsrbsm muB iebes ainb
iintsr IA Sabrsn, bas our Mrbeit na4
bisism @sisbs bsrsdti9t III, nadmeiisn,
bab ss bic Gdbigteit beFbt, gu fareiben
unb su lsisn. Sisfes @eieB wtro am
l. Sanuar 1908 In 2raft trstsn.
Bantterer9ofe
BARNES @ttp, Ser., Is.
Suli. Der prOminente polititer %.
8. Mapislo sri9uB beute ben anmaIt
unb Banter 8. 6. @oobe. Die Sras
oDbie fauo mad einem Streit ffatt.
Dsldsr aus politii9en @rtinben ent.
fanoen NOR.
g o 4 q tet.
Columbia, Senn., 16. Suli.
Die N~egeriunsen See 2inoel uno 9enrp
Wtltss tpurbsn beute unter Der In'
tla9e berbaftet, bas pofamt in 80.
lumbia um Brisfmsrten uno @ertb'
papiere i'm Betraee bon me6reren
Sauisnb Dollars bsfOblen gu baben.
Die Siebfdble uuroen am leBten Jrei.
tag, Samfag uno Sonntas peribt.
Gin anberar ylegsr. WiQ 8rOwn, tuuroe
tnbirefter Betbsiltsune am Siebhabl
unb Ssblsrsi ebenfaGs oerbaftet. Iiele
@beds tpurbsn BET Wiltes sefunoen uno
legte berIelbe bereits elm G.fdnbniB ab.
Shofbone alterations.
Geatfrirung er6ffnet.
sol G, Wpo.. 16. Suli. -
l1n9efdbr 500 periunsn batten fia In
elmer 2inis aufgefteIt als bic Regiffris
runs fur bte SbOI6One &eierbation
bsuts srbHnst uurbe. Sreibunoert.
unbfhnfsig psrionsrt batten Biz Wittag
f4 rsgifrirsn Iafsn. Die Oronung
tpurbe prompt aufrs6t erbalten. Die
erfe Ysrion. tpslds regifrirte, mar
Jrau Mattie Gubrman bon Ssnner.
Befannter fli9er
geforben.
2outsniIIe. 4p., Is. Suit. Rsb.
9snrp See NideriOn aus Snbianapolis,
pisnei1t Der dItsft paftor DER presbp.
tsrianersRirde In Snoiannpolis fart
bsute ttsrisIbH i'm 9auie feiner bier
m~obnbaften 8odtsr.
Ybilippinen.
@boIera m m I O B..
Manila. 16. Suli. Die gbolera'
@efabr III. bsoeuteno i'm Nbnebmsn,
Sur sp6lf grtrantungen unb neuu
Sobte tpurbsn In JoIge Der @bolera II
ben lebten "a Stunoen gemelbet. Si'
8eiunbbsitsbebbrbe Idbt ale perfoner.
bic fd BET ibr melben. frei impfen. 8is
isbt it nod teine NIT benz @bolerais'
rum 9eimpTte perfOn on Der @bolerl
ertranft. @dmmtli6e ameritaniite &e.
gierun9sbeamten uno Angefeltep b.
ben f9 nit benz Serum, tpeldes Tn
8unoss .2aboratorium In bieier Stab
bsrgefeat uOroen 1T, NIT iebr gutter
@rfol9en impfsn lafien.
Guatemala.
3pei SaIa9ten ie9rei4.
O uatemala, Is. Sult. Na9'
benz bic bsioen Nrmeen Der Rspublifer
SaIpabor unb Spnburas fd bsreinig'
batten, fam es beute bet Docs i'm peft
Ii9en 8beile @uatsmala's au einen
hefti9en Sample, bet benz General So
bilas nit ieiner rsbolutiondren Irme
~bonfdnoig geidlasen uuroe. @enera
3oIeoo's Seer, tpel9es an Der @ren3
Salbabor's operirte, uurbe BET Nitt
fat adn3li4 pernidtet. 9ierburd
| n - - 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-17

gneros 8 Berfaufsprefe Sntporfsgts
eGpeitrfafe 8es per Afaxe stsssts9i@sa
gSpeSeridie f7s, a9iseoxFR sgswm 8 xdia
Is, Reu gort gbsObars; lie. ssaessnrt'
IQsr 2iztburaer Lee. 1rt6 l6e.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12

sion Of this bill The joint statehood
bill will be made the order Of unfinished
business for Thursday and will continue
10 hold that place until voted upon or
displaced.
No decision i reached rs 10 what viii
follow the statehood bill. A decision on
that point will rest with the steering
committees Thar dscisien win lie he.
tween the railroad rate bin and the
Philippine tariff bill. The weeks pro.
ccedings viii be opened today by an
effort on the part Of Tillman to secure
an investigation Of the railroad condi.
tions in West Virginia as a result Of
the complaint of Governor Dawson Of
that State. II is possible the question
Of the propriety Of caucus dieiation in
dealing with treaties, which was raised
by Patterson's resolution, win be re-.
vived some time during the week by
Spooner who will sustain Patterson.
II spooner speaks Tillman win reply in
behalf of the Democratic caucus. Many
conservative members are trying to pre-.
vent a revival Of the subject. The
Senate adjourned over Saturday to per.
nit the Senators to attend the Long,
worthRoosevelt wedding.
With two appropriation bills on the
calendar and an anticipated discussion
Of a bill establishing the whipping post
for wife heaters in the District OF Co
lumbia and adjournment during the
wedding day Of Miss Roosevelt and
Representative Lougworth, the House
begins somewhat busy week. Monday
viii be District Of Columbia day and
will be followed by the Notifications
bill on Tuesday. The army appropria.
tion bill Is also on the calendar and
will receive every consideration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12

ST. PAUL, Feb, 1.-THE efforts which
NJ. James African Methodist church
has been making 10 oust the pastor,
Rev. Seymour, eliminated in riot dur.
ing the services this morning, during
which Rev. Seymour planted his flss in
the eye Of Trustee Miner, knocking him
down aud was himself sent to the floor
In front Of his own altar by Trustee
Lowe. The melee occurred during the
collection, When the pastor announced
the contributions would be taken, Trus.
tees Miner and Lowe came forward TO
take up the collection, but Rev. Sey.
mour called yociferously to two ste.
wards faithful to him. Rev, Seymour at.
tempted TO take the box held by Miner
and Miner objected, Rev Seymour
promptly swung bis nst In Minel's eye
and the latter went down. Lowe, who
was holding the other box went after
the pastor and felled him, by this
time the entire congregation was In an
uproar aud Il looked at Is free fight
would occur when the police arrived,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12
Venezuelan Vice President Would
Overthrow Castro.
FOREIGNERS HATE CASTRO
Castro Said to be Boasting he Win Test
Monroe Doctrine - France Can Rely
on Entire Foreign Population to Fight
Castro.

WILLEMSTAD. Feb. ll.-Conditions
in Venezuela are unchanged at the date
of the latest advices fro mthat country.
A report is that the attitude of Vice.
President Gomez, who is said to be plot
ting a revolution against Castro in case
of French blockade, is causing great
anxiety. 1t is reported also that Gen
eral velutini, second vice.president, has
a secret understanding with France and
he aspires to the Presidency. All the
turmoil over the French Cable Com
pany's concessions, is attributed to
velutini and il is expected he, will soon
abandon Castro, President Castro is
said to be hoasting that he will test
the Monroe Doctrine. Reports say
France or any other foreign power can
rely upon almost the entire population
to fight Castro and anxiety is every.
where expressed for the arrival Of the
French feet to solve the problem, which
j. beyond the resources of the yenezue.
lans themselves. The government has
made no preparations whatever for the
commissariat Castro continues his
campaign against foreigners.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12
HELD IN SLAVERY.
Captains Of Norfolk Oyster Fleet Use
InhumAn Treatment.

NORFOLK. Feb. li.--Uniied State.
Marshal Treat and Commissioner stcph,
enson returned today from an expedi
tion among the oyster dredging feet
While over forty vessels were boarded
and the conditions indicated that the
captains In many instances were hold
Ing the crews In a state boarlering on
slavery. only one arrest was made. The
commander OF the schooner Daniel was
taken Into custody charged by a mem.
Der OF the crew with inhuman treat.
ment. In a cabin two and q half feet
high and sis feet wide four men were
quarsered. 4 seaman asserts the cabia
was often flooded and ne and HI.
mates were compelled TO sleep In ths
water.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12
President Of the Pittsburs District
Union Stands With Coal
Operators.
STATES CONDITIONS GOOD
District President Of Coal Miners Union
Says Operators Have Granted An
Reasonable Demands and Strike
Would Be Foolish and Unfair.

PI1TSBURG, Feb. ll.-President Do.
Ian Of the local district Of the United
Mine Workers, whose resignation was
demanded last week because he voted
with the operators to maintain the
present wage schedule, tonight issued q
statement in which he declares the an
thracite miners have had their wages
increased more than 100 per cent and
the hours reduced from ten to eight.
Dolan asserts the mine workers never
won soft coal strike and goes on at
length to cite the number of soft coal
strikes and their enormous cost TO the
miners and declares it is unreasonable
TO force the anthracite miners into a
strike in support Of the soft coal
strike,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12
BUYS TERMINALS.
Hartman Purchases Terminals in Ia.
come For Railroad.

TACOMA, Feb. ll.-Negotiations be.
tween the Union Pacific and the st.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company are
closed whereby the Hartman interests
have acquired seventy aeres Of tide
lands forming an IDEAL site for railroad
terminals. The property has front
age Of $500 feet and about 1000 feet on
the Puyallup waterway. The considers
'tion was approximately sl.0o0O00. In
purchasing the property one Of the con-
diiions is that the Union Pacific il TO
improve il and locate it's railroad ter
minals and shipping warehouses upon
il within a certain time. Officials of
the st. Paul refuse to state the exact
time limit. but IL is understood to be
about twenty months.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12
Issues Statement.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ll.-George
BaeE president of the Reading company
has issued a statement regarding the
action of the House Of Representatives
of Pennsylvania, in adopting a resolu-
ton directing the attorney general to
bring suit against the anthracite coal
carrying roads, IL he finds them violat-
ing the constitution Of the State. Bser
aserts the Reading company has q right
to own the stock Of coal companies un.
der the charter granted before the adop-
tion of the new constitution, which en-.
pressly declares them valid.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12
DESPERATE FIGHT.
White Shoots Negro Who Grabs Revol-
yer and Wounds Assailant.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. ll.-In a fight
between Harry Alton White, and Harry
Simpson, eolored, both men were shot
with the same revolver and Alton Is
probably fatally injured. During the
quarrel Alton drew revolver and shot
Simpson. The latter grappled with Al.
ton and secured the weapon, with which
he shot, and it is thought fatally in.
jued the white man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-12

The following Is forecast OF the
events for the coming week;
The ceremonies attendant upon the
assembling Of the new British Parlia.
ment will be somewhat elouded by the
fact that the court Is In mourning for
King Christian. Tomorrow the House
Of Commons will assemble for the elec.
lion Of speaker and the remainder Of
the week will be given 10 administering
the oaths Of Office and other prelimi.
naries. King Edward win formally op.
en- Parliament on Tuesday OF next
week.
An almost unprecedented gathering OF
the crowned heads Of Europe win be
present at the burial Of King Christian,
which will occur on February 18th. The
King win be buried In the chapel Of
Frederick the fifth In the Cathedral Of
Roskilde. where the body Of Queen
Louisa lies.
Clement Armand faillieres, the eighth
President Of the third French Republic
win take on the reins Of government,
as Is becoming the ruling executive, on
February 18th. The Inauguration will
be attended with great pOmp and fes.
tivity.
The dedication Of the battle monu.
ment at Fl Caney, Cuba, will occur on
February l4th. A party Of distinguish.
ed officers of the United States Army
and navy left New York on February
sth 10 participate In the exercises at.
tending the dedication. The Cuban
government will play an active part in
the ceremonies.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Ice Roose.
Welt to Representative Longworth win
take place at noon February 18th. The
ceremony, which will be performed in
the historic East Room. will be solemn.
iEed BY the Right Reverend Henry Y.
Satterlec, the Protestant Episcopal
Bishop at Washington, Theie viii be
no bridesmaids. The groom's best man
will be his classmate aud friend, Thomas
Nelson Perkins OF Boston, Other of
longworth's friends, relatives and class
mates will act as ushers. One thousand
invitations 10 the wedding have been
issued, Those invited TO the exclusive
wedding party ares
Members of the cabinet and their
wives. former members of the cabinet
now in the United States Senate and
their wives, justices OF the United
States Supreme Court and their wives,
the official members of the Taft party
TO the Orient, the New York and Ohio
delegations in Congress. Late in the
afternoon Longworth and his bride win
leave Washington for Florida travelling
in special car. After the adjournment
Of Congress they expect to make trip
TO Europe.
The meeting Of the coal opentors TO
discuss the threatened coal strike viii
be held In New York on February l4th,
and on February 10th there viii be
joint conference Of miners and opera
tors. Great interest attaches TO these
meetings as both the operators and
miners are reported as firmly adhering
to their respective demands.
On Wednesday the Senate win vote
on the subsidy bill and Monday and
Tuesday win be given over to a discus.
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Germany. Position Stated.

PARIS. Feb. ll.--A frsh semi.
official note, emanating from Germany
aud claiming that Germany'- amour
propre demands that the police Of Mo.
rocco be either regulated by the Zone
system under various powers or entire
" trusted 10 neutral powers, has at
tracted much attention her, The Temps
today points out that either the special
rights Of France must be recognized be-
fore the Algcciras conference, and must
be confirmed without thereby iniur.
ing the general rights Of other nations
or Frances claim must be entirely re-
iccted and The general rights Of the
other powers thus rcmain ung,nran'
tced. in other words resumption Of the
former situation.
III however, the paper says. "the
conference gives ii's mandate TO France,
Il would he In the nature OF u guaran.
zee for the police, and avcrting the pos
sibiliiy of French dominion and permit.
ting all nations 10 reap an equal adj
vantage from the open door. As n
whole, the powers represented, would
guarantee the proper carrying out Of
is decisions"
"rhis solution Of the question: the
Temps declares, Is the only one accept.
able 10 France
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ATTACK PRIEST.
Angry Pensioners Try to Kill Their
Priest.

CHICAGO. Feb. ll.-As result Of
the attack of crowd of angry Lithm.
ians upon the residence Of Rev, Edward
Stafanowicz, a Catholic priest, one per.
son Is fatally shot and number are
injured, Dissension among the eongre,
tiou over the control of church funds
eliminated this morning in violence
Pursued by worshippers the priest re.
treated 10 bis residence. There he was
beseiged for more than an hour despite
the efforts of squad of police. After
repeated attempts the police were only
able to disperse the crowd, who had
hrmed themselves with clubs and stones
by firing into the crowd.
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INJURED BY PUFF BALL.

ABERDEEN, Wash, Feb ll.-Buce
Ellis, an s-year-old boy, was badly in
iured Saturday while playing with some
puff balls out doors. He struck a match
to one of them, when il exploded like
powder, burning him on the face, hands
and arm. He has since been nearly
sightless, his arm also being swollen
and painful.
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ANTI-FOREIGN VICEROY
MAY SOON BE REMOVED

HONG KONG, Feb. liza dispatch
received from Pekin says the anti.
foreign feeling there i due to the atti-
tude Of the viceroy who appears de.
termined to create friction with the
United States The vicerOy up to the