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The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
EARTH TREMORS CONTINUE
Mexican Towns Totter and Old
Walls Are Shaken Down.
QuHkes Cause swell In the Pacific
Ocean that OverfIows
Coast Towns.

Mexico City. April 2-The Chilpanclugo
district OF the state Of Guerrero and q
portion Of the mountain district Of the
state Of Oaxaca continue TO be shaken
by earthquake shocks Of slight intensity.
according 10 dispatches received at the
government central observatory here.
It IS said that there has been no cessa-
ton OF the disturbance since the severe
shock occurred several days ago. and
tremors have caused many damaged walls
to fall 1t is thought by some that they
portend another series Of severe shocks.
The towns in the state of Oaxaca suf-
fered greater damage than those OF the
state Of Guerrero. except Chitapa. a
great many buildings were DESTROYED in
the towns OF Flaxiaco. Ituyso, JuxtIa-
puaca. and Chalcatona.
There are many smaller towns from
which no news. as yet has been received.
They are situated in a very rough region,
100 TO POO miles from the nearest tele-
graph and railroad.
The severe shocks on March 26 caused a
swell in the ocean. and much damage was
done by the overflow along the Pacific
coast for distance OF about 200 miles.
AT Acapulco. the lowlands adjacent TO
the town were flooded. Loud subter-
ranean noises accompanied the shocks al
that place.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
CONVICTED, HE KILLS CHIEF.
Prisoner at Terre Haute Wounds
Three Officers and Is Shot.

Prisoner at Terrc HRute Wounds
Three Officers and Is Shot.
Terre, Haute. Ind. April Found
guilty Of arson. Henry F. Mcdonald. in
the Circuit Court room. to-day shot and
killed Chief OF Detectives William f.
Dwyer. seriously wounding three other
officers, and was himself badly wounded.
Mcdonald had been tried on a charge
OF dynamiung stores and a church in
Sandford last year.
Mcdonald jumped 10 HIS feet, drew a
revolver and fired al Prosecuting Attor-
ney J. A. Cooper. jr.. but missed. Mr.
Cooper lodged. and Mcdonald directed
his fire at the officers seated around the
table.
Policemen and deputy sheriffs in the
courtroom drew their revovers and open
ed fire on Mcdonald, who fell with half
dozen bullets in his body.
Harvey Y. Jones. superintendent Of po-
lice. was shot in the side; Deputy Sheriff
Ira Wellman received a wound in The
chin. Sylvester Doyle, city court bailiff.
was shot In the leg. Another shot struck
A :. Walker, a bystander.
The shooting was the climax OF a sensa-
tional trial which has been bitterly con-
tested
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
DIE IN FUNERAL RIOT
Anti-Clerical Demonstration
at Rome Proves Serious.
BRICKS HURLED AT Police
Participants Plan to show Hostility
Near Austrian Embassy, but Officers
Block Way and Crowd Grows VIO-
Ient-VpEIey Fired Into Air Is Fob
lowed by One Into The Mob.

Rome. April There was a funeral
procession here to-day composed Of brick
layers and masOns. the purpose of which
was not so much 10 SHOW respect for 5he
deceased. as 10 make a hostile demon
stratiOn near the building occupied By the
Austrian Embassy. according 10 the holy
see Most OF the-originaI participants
were anti-clerical, but the cortege was
subsequently swelled by several thousand
persons, mostly anarchists and loafers.
who were looking for trouble.
The police We're informed Of the in
tention Of the crowd. and they blocked
the street on which the embassy IS 10
Gated. While they were trying 10 break
up the crowd. IN which work they were
aided by soldiers, three wagons loaded
with bricks we're upset
Use Bricks as Missiles.
The demonstrators Immediately seized
the bricks and used them as. missiles.
Several Of the police and soldiers were
hurt. Several revolver shots were fred.
but these were followed by a rife voIiev.
The rain Of brickbats continued and the
soldiers were ordered 10 fire again. The
first vOlley had been fred into the air. but
the second was aimed al the crowd.
Two OF the rioters We're killed outright
and three were fatally wounded. Twelve
others were injured. The crowd became
panic-stricken when it realized that the
troops meant business. and stampeded.
Woman Is Reported shot.
An unidentified young lady. who was
watching the disturbance from a window.
Is reported 10 have been shot. Re-enforce-
ments Of troops were called OUT and sta
toned IN the street and around the gov
ernment and parliament buildings.
Later the police dispersed a demonstra-
tion near the railway station and arrested
several men. mostly anarchists. Almost
all those who were wounded were also
arrested before they were taken TO the
hospitals. Twenty policemen and soldiers
were seriously injured.
The excitement is now subsiding. The
police are watching the anarchists. several
Of whom they propose TO arrest, as repris-
ais are feared
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
LESLIE CARTER NEAR DEATH.
Chicago Fiuancier Relieved of All
His Business Cares.

Chicago. April leslie Carter has
passed, although he stnl lives, from the
stage Of the worlds financial and COM
merciaI activities
Up TO i've months ago he was a large
factor in the affairs cf Chicago and the
West. He has been relieved OF the last
Of the important offices he held I'm the
corporations he has served.
His impending death is announced by
those who have authority 70 speak.
Mr.. Carter's condition is said TO be
hOpelesss. Near relatives have been told
by the medical attendants that his death
is now the question OF only a short time
He has been I'm -comatose state for five
months Mr. Carter's Illness was caused
by gas poisoning. For many years il had
been his habit 10 read in bed with a gas
lamp near The valve OF the gas burner
became very loose and in closing it after
reading it is supposed the sleeve OF Mr.
Carter's pajamas reopened it.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
HELD ON FORGERY CHARGE.
Former Commissioned officer in the
Navy L. Prisoner

Chicago. April Edward H. Dunn,
thirty-fve years old. formerly commits
stoned officer in the United States navy.
and who fought on the Olympia in the
battle of Manila, gave himself up at the
detective bureau to-day after he learned
he was wanted in Boston on several
charges OF forgery
Dunn denied that he was implicated in
the forgeries. and stated he would go
back TO clear his name. He was taken
into custody and when searched a check
for $4,000 on the Colonial Bank. New
York. was found in his possession. The
check was signed by Albert Sabey. and
the police believe II to be a forgery.
Dunn refused TO talk about the check.
and the Boston authorities were notified
that he was being held
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
MAY BE IN WASHINGTON.
New York Boy, Whose Letters from
Man Figure in suit. Missing.

New York. April 2-Detectives from the
district attorneys Office were trying to-
night 10 find Antony Macaluso. the boy 10
whom Joseph f. O'Brien. a decorator OF
philadelphia, wrote letters on which Carl
Fische--Hansen. a lawyer. is charged
with having extorted $4,000 from o'Brien.
Mrs. Macaluso. the mother OF the boy.
was found and brought TO the district at
torney's Office.
Il was learned by Mr. Smyth that Mac
alus2 had a disagreement with Fischer
Hansen and began an action against him.
John T. Dooiing. commissioner OF elcc-
tions. was counsel Tor the boy After the
case had been put on the calendar, IL was
Withdrawn
Mrs. Macaluso told Mr.. Snyth that she
Gid not know where her son was. She
last saw him week ago. when he said
he was going 70 Washington.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Itinerary OF Batue-ship Fleet.
Methodist Conference in Session.
3-Mitchell May Refuse Canal Job.
3-District Democrats Indorse Br; an.
ECannon After Paper Trust.
4-Hunt for Submarine Lobby
4-Track Gambling 10 End Monday.
5-Society Bellies in Tableaux Vivant-
9-Wfl Of John Cassels Filed.
s-Matthew Goddard Dead.
Bidders Win District Contrac
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

of the six Republicans who voted
. 10 cripple the New York State sen
ate bills by inserting the Septem-
her amendment, two have openly
stated that they would vote for the
bills on final passage. They are
Grnttan, Of Albany, and Knapp, of
Clinton.
"Pm for the bills" said Grattan.
"My vote for the amendment doesn't
mean that l am against the main
proposition"
81 shall vote for the bIIlS," said
Knapp. II only voted for the
amendment 10 be fair To the busi-
ness interests involved"
senator Agnew predicted that the
bills will pass with at least twenty
eight votes.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
HAGGINS BARN BURNED.
Many Valuable Horses Destroyed on
Famous EImendOrf Farm.

Lexington. KY. April Thirty
thoroughbred brood mares and eleven
colts were burned in one of the large
barns on the famous Elmendorf farm Of
James B. Haggin. in this county. to-
night
The origin OF the fire IS not known.
There is some apprehension that It is the
work Of night riders. since a large crop
of tobacco was raised by Mr.. Haggin last
year and sold out OF the pool.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
Helen MaIoney to wed CIurL.on.

Philadelphia, April MARTIN Maloney
admitted to-day that his daughter Helen.
who last October eloped with Samuel
Clarkson, young Englishman, would in
all probability marry that young man as
soon as the annulment proceedings
against Arthur Osborne. the New York
broker. were ended.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
FOUR FIRST COUSINS BORN.
Three Sisters Give Birth to Sons on
the Same Day

Boston, April 2--The record Of becom-
ing grandmother four times in one dav
belongs to Mrs. Belle Durkee, Of Fayson.
four sons having come to her three
daughters within twenty-four hours.
The first installment consisted OF twins.
which came 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Bon
nette. of Whitefeld. A few hours later
Mrs. John Hoffman and Mrs Arthur
Markham. Of Fayson, each gave birth TO A
healthy boy.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
EMMONS CLARK A SUICIDE.

New York. April 2.-Emmons Clark, a
son of the late Gen. EmmOns Clark, OF
the Seventh Regiment, killed himself this
evening on the Atlantic Express Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, as the train was
running between Newark and Jersey City.
on its KAY from Chicago.
When the train entered the Jersey City
station at 7:55 p. m. the porter went
through the car and discovered the body.
Clark had shot himself through the head
1t is supposed the noise OF the train was
what prevented the shot from being heard.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
RESPITE OF A WEEK
FOR The GAMBLERS
Senator Grady Able to Delay
Action at Albany.
READY TO CLOSE TRACKS
Some Who Voted for Betting
Have Changed Attitude.

attempt to Substitute Anti-race
Gambling Bills Results In Delay
FaVOrab BILE to- Jockey Club, Be-
cause Measures Are Not the same
Racing Men Already Find Their
Supporters DesertinE Them.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Indianapolis. Ind. April president
Tom Lewis. Of the United Mine Workers.
has called a conference of operators and
miners TO meet IN this city. and several
Of the large operators have replied that
they viii be present. He hopes 10 re-es-
tabllsh the interstate agreement and con-
feTences. and thus put an early end 20
the present suspension OF bituminous
mining.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
DESTROYER is CUT IN TWO
British Naval Vessel Sinks with
Loss of Twenty-three Lives.
Twenty-twO of Crew Rescued at
Portsmouth, but Others Are
Probably Drowned.

Portsmouth. April 2--During ? maneuvers
to-day the torpedo boat destroyer Tiger
was run into and cut in half by the
cruiser Berwick. twenty-five of the de-
stroyer's crew were rescued. but it is be-
lieved that twenty-three were drowned.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
JAMES B. WATSON
NAMED In INDIANA
House Whip Heads State
Republican Ticket.
FOUR BALLOTS TAKEN
lnStructS for Fairbanks and
IndOTSeS Roosevelt.

state Convention Resolution De-
clareS Vice President Is Man TO
Carry ost Administration Policies.
Great Praise Given 10 President for
Course While in Office-Tarin Re-
vision by Special Session Approved.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
HOW THEY LINE UP.

GoTsruOr-James :. Watson.
Lieut. GoFernor-Fremont Goodrine.
Secretary Of state Fred Sins.
Auditor Of state-John c. Biuheimer.
Treasurer OF srate-osczr Hadley.
Attorney General-Jsmes Bingham.
Judge Appellate Count David Myers.
Judge supreme Cou-t-Quincy Meyers.
Reporter Supreme COurt-Georgs W. self
state statisucian-L Louis Peetz.
Superintendent Public Instruction - Lzv-
renee McTunan.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
CIo.inr Mntruki Sale.

To-day at Sloans 1401 G St III a. m.
and D. M. the celebrated Matsuki col
lection OF japanese and Chinese art oh
jects will be closed out There yet re-
mains 10 be sold the water colors. Iwarf
and other porcelains. temple and other
wood carvings, armor. Korean and Chi
nese pOrcelainS- worries stone bird basins.
valuable screens, stencil pictures, &c, all
az ahSolnfe auction
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair to-day and
tomorrow; fresh northwesterly
winds, becoming variable by to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

l-Indiana Republicans Name Watson.
Race Gamblers Get Weeks Respite.
1.-Two Die in Funeral Riot in Rome.
l-P. +. Golfers Brother Held for Murder
S-SteeI Trust Enters Mine Fight
S-Chicago Is Partly Taft Soil.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Special 70 The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md. April 2.-While instruct
ing some Of the baseball players Of ST.
Johns College how 10 bat this afternoon.
Prof. b. Vernon Cecil, vice president of
the college. was struck by pitched ball
and sustained a fracture of the iawbone
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Rawhide, New. April Theodore Cox.
ex-Congressman. former member of the
New York Stock Exchange, and personal
friend Of President Roosevelt. died here
to-day
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
Saturday and Sunday
E~cn-sfou tn n.Tss.,

Only sl.25. via Pennsylvania r. R. Tick
cts good returning until Sunday night All
trains except the Congressional Limited. .
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

DslttIItIUEt Huu UhIO n n
Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days, except Royal Linn
tied. City Offices, 1917 ST. and slS Pa
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
LEADERS In FIGHT
OVER The MESSAGE
FiIibusterKeepsHOu Mem
bers in Long Squabble.
WILLIAMS PLAYS WELL
Serene Payne'S Good Cards Are
All Trumped.

Minority Leader. with United DemOc-
lIcans to Go Upon Record as
Opposed TO Many Things Mentioned
in the Message of January 81.
Possible Effects of FiIibuster.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
To the People of Baltimore.

~HE WASHINGTON HERALD extends YOU, on behalf
l. OF the merchants of Washington an invitation
to come over. now that the new electric line is
open, and do your shopping with them Their spring
stocks at the best No better selection or more
varied lines are displayed anywhere You will find
the merchants alert to please and generous in their
courtesy.
Come over, trade and visit in Washington. the
most beautiful city in the Western world the pride of
the nation.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Deposits Made I'm Banking Department
Of Union Trust Co. 18th and n SITS. earn
money for the depositor. Interest paid On
al accounts, subjec, TO check Canitai
and surplus. S2,2o0,0oe. Govt control.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Carnations, Soc Per Dozen.
Blackstone, lith and II sts. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

j. II. Small & Sons, Florists.
Washington and New York
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

sweet ViOIefs. &c Bunch.
Kramer. the Florist. Sic 3 -
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Continued on Page .. Column 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

Continued on Page :. Column :.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
Favor Special Session.

we therefore favor the calling of an
extra session early in November. 1908. 10
make such revision. and recommend that
Congress take immediate steps 20 secure
the proper data by experts for intelligent
revision as advocated by our Senator's
and Representatives from this state: but
we also insist that in such revision the
protective principles shall be maintained.
and that maximum and minimum rates
be imposed. so that our expert trade can
Conti1ued m pare a CoIunu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

oe1 par Serner l1rnlIigt at tpOc. % ioooai iao &c
lGlte1 a%llelonlmen, iiGr unocr Sunrtolcn.
ga Den 1tolte Saline par irnget, % 6olf Ion Imuut
pe9pl1ofe at rore poo Jig for at brpoe pp, reItc Ser Seit
ig Iom neo ct rolf life Gpf.
~Seg pilOe gOOt liQe ige en- bite linQ. om oct
lloo pGre mig %tiloOt2~
aerncr nitfcOc Blot moo BAN.
zen Slngs Nftener iont Nften nau hi bupc flcrc
At oct er 5 pIt cnigc meo mig ON o0eIamncn, err )
iffe?"
Ser loo: jo ira aQe &onter, boilpOt "a mere til
bo9eboloe1lt, noglc ingOe moolfe ingentiltg, lnc1 Smil
ioos pon nrtcn uuc NlIiotcr.
DGet tartfer ieg moi, " fortIutte Ser, men set funoe
mi llcrltel lpOc, Iom o1 ieg pil0e 6poe oS til G}uIt mart
t9et Der FrGitcgaor0en, set par a~aigepcl itc ne
llirget.~
r@cn SET maa 81 gOOt, iogoc acrnct. iom lbs
alu0eitruolenoe foron bom.
DO ieg Tiger lof, for Qe bar flaret g00t for Gem
I HftelL, man foor rem @cifeo Der ON bua0c onot "a
go0t, % bet bolOcr fra Sen enc Sang og til 0ut an0en
reg ifal ligc Gem I fer tog ban Errfrn /
6roffeopIIoget, leg bar i nao, mel lao SCI iigge
til en- onOen Sang, men loO mig fornnre neO ct Iorlaq,
oQ Pct goor uO pan, at pi faar 6Dgget os ct lille 15or-
1nrnltngsbus, PM oct flnOe luOe liz ggre, set 6chapcr
IA bpcrfel at bore tort clcr futt Sc flctc af os
CT 10 Smaafolf bpnO tiger ou?~
Seq tiger, oct er pit goO 9iO,~ 10 Gems Ectqr
4noeriei, Iom MI fom nGr1nere. yGnomt er Der AHA
lof Stuernc."
Get er goOt npf, ST. men iua Ct ser UT Wciet
Ger % iaa set Ser, og bDor nodr og bpor tot blipcr
Get til noget ia, ia, oct er 10 bare ct 6orIlag, 5
ton 9ere peo, bpoO S pil."
56gnefogoen ioO % Itrpg Ig ge1rem tit tpnoc,
Ipie Soar.
v@poO mener Ou? ipurgte @Gie Storgaoro bom.
gSeg mener, at %er ditto flpper raif til; men ban
bar pitt fife rigtig flrnOet, bOor BON ielp er enOnt."
uWen BET pdrer rappe lange,~ ptreoe @GIe.
boloer neo sig, &erl"
Set bar cen" raabte Ser @e1t.
Set gor ieg meO og bar giort set ira @egpnoel-
len" inIbt &erncr ino. Seq tegner mig Tor set baloe
N48."
% jeg aiper min Grefont It's til 2anoeoeien.
fortiatte SpgnefOgOen.
y0g ig giper 9orferre," 9f 5eiper Sant3en pioere.
&ouOe Ser fpr Jet liOt marf no peO 6orilogets
icrite 9ebunoling, lea ItrooleOe ban MI u&Gre Sol
fcns, u0breo BAN set an0et babe Sus fan pi anore
Oo p1t tegne os ior meo oorlige 9iOrng i ifol hi Iige
) Nar?"
0o 6orioulinaen ifiltes. uor 6oger fIoppet Og
tior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

lnofonn flnlOc tuge ole Nprner ira GrciS, iom aoren5
Softer
seq fan ~oligepcl goot liOc Sen Nlono," ptreOe
Wreis.
Get fan jog nleO, ban CT ct iole goot Sfrog. -
9ten ct 6G," fom Oct liot efter.
ut 6G!" nao-un, Set ipntc5 @rejs iii egentlig
fife, man fltlOe falOe bon1.
r@}eaet golt er Oet fife; for @eItet for ieg gODt
llH0e BAN oct. Den Slogs Soft fon bape belt 8apn al
lnaOa1 roget, at fao Sonfcrne optoget al Oct. 0e bar
io ellera lngentllg at tGnte paa @runOclt men
tent, on ri gf % inoffeOe %iou0onl"
&iot efter foicDe bum til: Get Ct 10 ogiou goot
rof, De ger nogct no al &eligionen; men mere clO ri,
ger De l~clpfplgelig life %o0iQcpcl."
&c 9rn fltaOe @reis goOt lloe; Sc letteOe Ioa BEL
liQt.
~9}ct ie%lofolacli9 ger Sc life aaigcucl~
Get f1tnOc ban better fife li0e, sc ifuloe.
@rcja ltOppeOe @iben % gift igen @}arfelt, inau-
nprnCn0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

~60t 0u bert Sen ii0fte M, @reiS?" fom 9nren
fcrcnoe 10 Goarocn nnIte Morgen. u@c0 ST., fpao
GIe fortraer?~
yNci Du.~
~9u ifal Ser bpogcs gnOelia 8oriamlinesbu5 at
ne %belige."
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r5a, lge / @inItrltp go ful Ser; pou 5ogncfog-
oens Grcfmt.~
Sen pnr Iige grop nof for @reis. 9y9oe, uOen buml
llben Iua tleget lom of BON 6opoe ct eneite Orb meO
2uget.
.spggel~ iugOe bon blut. sau bar ban oItiaa
frftet ol0ele5 oper @pro.
Go ban enoelig fom list til 9agterne, Ipurgte
ban: r6poroon fun De oet?"
Oct fan Sc nof; @Gie flyer, at @raiten giper 1000.
Sc onOre 1000, % icg peo fife bpoo. Glie Tfrloe ar
orig bait Sop at gao OerinO."
rSpoo fo1 oet mite, Mor, bpoO fan set unite"
r9tptte! Tiger 0u. Oct er goOt NOT; men ffoI ri
ll0en piOere Iooe @rplt toge bele &onmtanooet pper
Spgnet? Gu ial inf faa at Ie, 6po0 set f6rer til. Din
ct &or 2or Ct ser ntunIfe fife en-, ser 5poraer ON. hpob
Grei5 Storgoor0 mener, life en-, % naar 0u lo0er 0n
Gotter f6lge Crop MI, iao er set life inrt, ON ANDRE
l%utter Jig til bam,~
rgla ia, pel Ioo, men set guor bcler lite Ioo0on
til, inn iort beb6oer 81 fife at Re Set"
Sc 8p9berrer ifllOe bape en- life @ifer ON at
betnle, .bpaO De ipl0er Der, f9r be ipiler OBJ bomre0e
Narer. na ra .u.
v02eu set faar Be fife uObrsO but naften bitter
og gift i'm Sci. 1a .
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ON og bar lan title gtaper, at set ~or6entliq firlSc
mGrfes fra @aorget til Sften lt6en IfbrpoeGe .Sffo
pen i11tnOite Notts De tog of 6ann og bans M}enino,
regneoe bont bel OPEN &p6et for en- ren. Seoninq.~
&aren leo itqppe iuo baorot ltn0er oct; moaffe
drgreoe oet benoe enonl1 mere ems @reis, men boo Ser
dnoen SIDE ff bum iin sgrgrelie noget optoget oF, 6por-
ban bun 'beOit ifllOe fao Siam pao Sc Sure, iirr Trr-
item ga og Sens Geter. Slige Spefulotioner bapSe @rcis
1rge1 al.
@lie, bun. mel, bum ifIoe %olligebe( 6oue Greb
. ia, inotil pioere I bpert Sub "a.
5oroprigt ff &aren mere og mere 5ssIelIe al. Of
Der bar ingentiny at gore beo set. Ge Menneffer niIbe
bpaO De bilOe. Set bar nltfor aobenlnft, at Sc oif
fren 40 beres egen Sci til at ser fltoe tooes fell nj
set.
Gortiettes)
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-29
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A PURSE ON CONNER
cial street between the Grand and
level Theatres Finder return to this
office and receive reward. 9-Zo-zt
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To-Day's Advertisement May Find What You Want
II D-0woasoR oRLESsT MEcTs tt ,(
MISCELLANEOUS.
v-~sssN~~~~~~~~N~r~~~-~-N~-s~ ~ = Z.
MAGAZINE BINDING OF ALL
kinds done at the Astorian Office,
BIDS REQUESTED.

Ss~>~N-s~-s ~ s~-~>ssS ~
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that sealed bids will be received
until 4 o'clock p, m, October |, 1905
by The Oregon Railroad \ Naviga'
ton Company for the salvage OF the
wrecked vessel Minnie 4, Kelton."
Bids for the hull and cargo should be
made separately,
Said wrecked vessel is now lying
at the east end of the Oregon Rail
road & Navigation Company's dock
in said City OF Astoria, where il can
be viewed by prospective bidders up
on application to the agent, George
w. Roberts,
Cargo and vessel will be sold to
the highest bidder, cash in hand; car
90 consisting OF lumber and shingles;
hull consisting OF the wrecked vessel
machinery and appurtenances there.
to. Bidders are requested to name
price, cash in hand, at which they
will purchase said property, A rea-
sonable amount OF time will be al
lowed for the unloading OF the cargo
of said wrecked vessel in case cargo
and hull are sold to separate bidders
All bids must be sealed and al
communications addressed TO George
w. Roberts, Agent OF The Oregon
Railroad & Navigation Company, As
toria, Oregon, who hereby reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
that may be received by him.
Dated this 25th Of September, 1908
j.. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
By G, w Roberts, Agent.
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BIDS REQUESTED FOR TWEEN

BIDS REQUESTED FOR TWEEN
ty million gallon reservoir. Sealed
proposals for furnishing materials,
and constructing a twenty million
gallon reservoir, in whole, and in sec
tions, will be received until Il
o'clock noon Friday, October 2, 1908,
at Office of the Water Commission
City Hall, Astoria Oregon. Plans and
specifications may be seen, and blank
forms Of proposals obtained at said
Office. Certified check in the sum o'
not less than 10 per cent OF the
amount bid on each contract mus
accompany bids. Right TO reject any
and all bids is reserved. City WateI
Commission, by c. w. Lounsberry
Clerk. 9-l5-l'
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Stock and fixtures must be sold at
once. Henningsen's Furniture Store,
so6 Bond o-27-6t