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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1899)
IILE MORNING AfiTOKIAK HUyDAV MOliNLNO. SEPTEMBER 11, 1899 AROUND TOWN. TODAT'I WBATIIER. TOIITLAND, Kept ti,-Vt wuHhtir twtny. M. unlay promises to b fair lilt Wllll, .luliii iinnir spent HuwUy In Port In ltd. t.'ImrWy Hwopa Is enjoying; himself In l ot Hand, Miss limit Harm I visiting frlimds In I'urtlMiid. Mm. J. T. ItiMw la visiting frlsnds In Olympls, II. h. Mi Onwtn, of Chlnouk, wu In I ho city yentnnlny. Hon wis Iffi HumUy fr ft trip to thai flauAd country. Mr. J. V. Ilol.hir hu gons on " Itioss trip lo Bulcm. A. II. Cyrus will shurtly rtnuv lo No. 171 fclg-hth slrot. Tim stiamsr Harrison Inft out lnlay for Tillamook. UOllN-To lh wife of Hans rpter un, Huplembcr II, ft son. IIOItN-To th wlfs of J. Jornit, BcptointMT !5, a daughivr. The. Ilrlllsh ship Bal.l. wheat laden, til lowtnl (i tnft Hunday. IIOHN-To lho wife of J. L. Carlson, ftvpumber St, ft daughter. The tlrltliih ship Dumuurton left up In low for Portland yeslrrday. The lug Wallula lay at tlia dork yes terday and had hr boilers cleaned. lir. J. A. Pullon has " lo lit n'ounlalna for much iiseded vacation. rj Hmlih. of h Fuller Point A Ol! Company, of Portland, la In the oily. Ca.pl. Ian Oraham left for hla home In California on Iho Columbia ywiter day. J. Ilrumthirh and N. Kofurd, uf II waeo, ralll Wr last evening on bus!- W. O, Present!, the timber rrulssr. arrived on the noon train from Clifton yesterday. I Win HlRit ralmlH-rc. of Mlnnanpolla, ' I in the rlty nti a vU'tt' V her brother,: - -.o ' n ... ii. mnnwrj. Captain C. l. Btuart, of tha Fort, Caohy life saving ativtlon la In tha rlty on business. I . Ths gasoline launch Healer la on tha vrlillron at the Astoria Iron Works un dergoing repair. Perry Trulllnger, wlio'haa own ser iously 111" fiiKilim time with typhoid fever, la Improving. ' j YUltora frim Aatnrla In Portland f'itulay aay It waa ao hot and sultry they nearly suffocated. . I MIm Polly McKea 1 n, Mr; fiKe Thuri Harry Jlcll will bo marrftlf Thursday lit lha Presbyterian church. ' i JJ' j Largs floras of gees were flying southward lost evening. Indicating that tha winter weather la now approaching. Mrs. tTotter of Tortland. alitor of Chief of Police Ua4liHk. accompanied by her daughter, apont Bunday In Aa toria. . ! ... 'I Win. B. Edwarda, of the Clobel Lum-b-r Company, arrived down on the train j luat evening, accompftnled by hla wlfa and baby. "" I'OnTIJVND, Sept. S.-Falr weaiher, with Incroaalng cloudlnoaa today. Wed ncaday promlaea lo bo cloudy and cool tr with rain. ' j Ed. Flonnagan.. the haif-welght athlete, tu engagwl yeatorday by BrU Broa. to work In their togging camp on Qraya river. Tht atoftmar BlgnaJ arrived down from Portland yesterday and proceeded to the Knappton mllla. where aba wilt toad lumber (or San Franolaoo. j Slra. W. T. Bevirldge and aon, who have boon spending the summer In tha city, returned yesterday on the Colum bia to her home In Freano, Cftl. j t i ho nolle rdurt yesterday the charge of drunkenneea against John Doe wna dtwnlRsod. The man had been In Jail two days awaiting trial. ' J Beginning September 2-1. the rate via' the Astoria A Columbia River railroad between Astoria and Portland will bo 50 cents ono way and II round trip. ' . 1 Extraordinary Sale Now Grliig On . . . - An examination of ti e goods ami prices is kindly sollcilod. Stock complete in nil departments. Special Prices on Silks and Dress Goods on Monday. We will make special prices on different lines of Roods anil day. Watch this adv. for Special bargains. McAI.LEN & 470 and 472 Commercial St. Astoria. Tho Norwegian ateamililp Ouernsle Is dua at AsturU from Morran, Japan, Friday or Saturday of this week. The riuernele will load lumber for the Orient, The Aalorlan begs to apologise to sovernl leading firms rr Its Inability to pi. piiI their ads In this morning's lusue of the paper, They will appear tomorrow, N.Oulllniil and Catharine Welch were united In marriage Hulunlay at the rvuliluiire of the brldo'a parents In Al dcrbrouk. Judge Nelson performed the reniinony, Culonol I). M. Dunn, Joe Teal and Charles Hllter, of Portland, came up from Heanlde laat evening, oarh with a well-nilwd baaknt of trout oaught In the Nucunli uin. ( John n. Maglnn, ailvortlslng agent f Otis Hill's "Vanity Fair", burlesque company, which will appear at Flshvr's opora tiouM neat Mutiday, was In the city yesterday. T.- I.. Parker and Will Madlaon have returned from thnlr bicycle trip tn the sound. They rrport having a delightful time with the weather ex ceptionally fine, The funeral of the late August llak ktneit was hold ymtterday afternoon from the hill of the Finnish Brother hood In West Astoria. The Interment was In Oreenwood cemetery. A good meal with meats rich In flavor and one you will enjoy with relish. Is Just what you get at the Creamerte restaurant, 171 Washington street, near Third. Try It when you go to Portland. If you are going up lo Portland and mlM going to the Croamerle Restau rant. ?7l Washington St., you may con alder that your trip will not be ft suc cess, as others "will tell you, who do net miss It. The tug Eiworl arrived from Portland Hundny, hn she haa been for some ;!,. underlying an extensive over hauling. She went Into rommlmlon yeairlay on the bar tn charge of Cap tain HoWrS. Mliis Jesalo Jowett and Mr. Merrill Finn, of IMie City, Idaho, will be mar ried at the residence of A. J. Mrglor, next Monday afUTnn. Mr. Fish Is ft linotype operator on the Dolse City ttUteaman. Ben Ilutteiiberg, who, t will be re membered, advertised In slrwt i'os tume for the Iterinan Wise clothing house; during iMtfnlta wk, la still In Portland and slowly recovering from a dangerous Illness. The steam schooner Aberdeen clear ed at the customs houae yewerilay with tfl.OdO feet of (umbel for Ban Francis co, Tho slilppvra are the Innan, Paul sen Company of Portland. The Aber deen crused out In the afternoon. A rumor was rife laat night that the passenger rate on the O. R A N. and Vint Collar lines had ag-Un been re duced, this Urn to 25 cents each way between Aantorla and Portland; com mencing tonight with the Bailey Oats ert There are plenty of fish outside the bar, and the man with the hook and line Is doing well, but no fisherman (lth ft net cares u venture outside, and he would hardly got pnld for his pains If he did, for the waer there Is to deep.' . . Manuel Korpella, charged with s sault wlh a dangerous weapon, plead ed guilty to simple assault In the cir cuit court yesterday and waa fined lit or 60 days In jail. Being unwilling to pay his fine, he was locked up In the county JaJl. Prof. Stoddard, assisted by Mra. E. M. Ilartlett, opened his third term In Ralston physical culture at Portland last night. , A private message states that the attendance was unusually large.. Frof, Stoddard will visit Asto ria again on October 4. Holmes'. English and Business Col legs t No. til Yamhill street. Portland. Is prepared to accommodate ft Urge number of pupils this year. Already tha classes are well crowded, tact that Indicates the excellent character of the Institution. W. C. Curtis-and John Bralller re turned yesterday from ft week's va cation at Elk Creek. Mr. Curtis took about J'H) photoa of different portion of tho beach. They report that the wnnther was smmothlng1 magnificent dining their entire trip. W. I Ulenhart and wife, J. E. Ferg uson and wife and N. Crosby and wife were pasieng.n-e down on the train form Portland last night. Professor A. L. Clark of the Uppr Astoria school, no companlei) by his wife and family, re turned last night from a month's va cation at Gervals. HcDONNELL, 1G1 103 Third St. Fortliind Grand Chancellor W, M. Cake, of Portland, mad Aator lodgw, K. of P., an oiriclal visit butt night. After the work of Hi lodge was oohcludod, ft banquet was tendered to the grand ol.'lccr at the Now Style restaurant. Mr, Cake Is also probata judge of Multnomah county. Mr. and Mra. Montgomery will re move today from their ptv'iit resi dence on Ninth streot, IwHwoen Com mercial and Duane, to 1M Duane street, where ttiey will make their permanent home with their son. Mrs. Weyland will occupy the premises vacated by Mr. Montgomery. New was received yesterday by Manuger Johnson, of the Westum Un ion Telegraph Company, that the tele graph line had been finished from Bkagway to Dawson and Intermediate points. This will be a great conven ience to ft large number of people trav eling lo and from poln's In Alaska. Why Is Watson's restaurant Ip Port land patronised by thousands of people daily! Simply because 11 Is the largest, finest and best equipped eating resort on the Pacific coast. Watson's restau rant has slxty-elgbl while employes on Its pay roll. Remember the location, !0-Il Fourth street. D. B. Johnson, local manager of the Western Colon Telegraph Co., and Uo. Connor returned last evening from Mlshawaka, where they have been on a Ashing trip. They brought quit a large number of trout. It Is rumored, hower, that they paid a farmer's boy fur catching the flh while they stood around. The county board of cUlllxation met jvilcnlu. The board Is composed of County Judge drey, County Clerk Whcrlty and Assessor Carnahan and will remain In session about a work. Any one who considers his oiwiimnit exhorbltant must aplx-ar before the board and file his complaint before the end of the present week. The rase of William Martin came up bvfore Judge Mcllrldv In the circuit, court yes'erday. Martin was charged' with assault with a deadly wvapon and pleaded guilty to simple OMiaull on advice of his attorney. Judge, McUrlde,' reminding the young man of his nar-j row escape of arraingment on a more serious charge, lined him ITS which he, paid. In the circuit court yesterday thej rae of the Astoria & Columbia River' rullway vs. Sarah Wood was s.U!rd . and dismissed. The other cojh-s dls-j posed of were K. Tsppun Stafford et 1 al. vs. D. F. Stafford; decree for plain-' tlif. Joseph Lake, judgment by de-' fun It. The Jury for the prvaont term of court was discharged by Judge Mc-' Urlde. there being no other law cases to bo tried. The Pernln method of shorthand la being taught by Mr. II. W. Brhr.ke In the Oregunlan building al Portland. Th Pernln system Is not only extreme ly legible after being written, but Is exceptlonably rapid. It Is sold that students under Mr. Behnke'g direction attain success In one-half the time es sential with either Graham, Munson or Pitman methods. This school Is; open day snd night. j The longshoremen In San Francisco, re continuing the strike for better, wegrs. The steamer Cromarthanshlre, i which arrived at Son Francisco the, other duy. was delayed for some time tn j discharging her cargo, through the ac- lion of th stevedores. The men were, paid U l- cents per hour, but a demand was made for 60 cents per hour for day work and 75 cent for night work. The steamship company, however, se cured other men for the time being. Fishermen along the Columbia are all wearing long face and wishing for rain. The run of salmon Is said to be. exceedingly light this fall, and the hun dreds of fishermen who had gathered en the river are not catching more than "meat." Fish Commissioner Reed says that he does not expect the salmon to begin to run until the rains, and that he Is not locking for rain until about November 1. He thinks the unusual rnln of the summer Indicate a dry fall.j and from past experience he does not' count on the flsh coming up until tfiere Is n slight rise of the river. The steamer Kellogg, running be tween points on the Cowllta river and Portland, sank yesterday morning at Kelso. The Cowlltt at that point Is shallow and th Kellogg, which was taking on freight at the time, hung up on a snag as the tide receded. The planks were stove In her bottom and the hold was soon filled with water. The passengers and freight were trans ferred to the steamer Iralda and taken on to Portland. The Kellogg Is not be lieved to be badly Injured and It Is ex ported that she can be floated In a few day. , ' Postmaster McDonald reports the following letter remaining uncalled for In the Astoria office: C. J. Bar hlte, Hairy D. Bennett, Mrs. P. Bonafe, M. J. Callkhnn. R. J. Callehon, Wm. Casey, Mrs. Birdie Dixon, Miss Car rie Emrlck (3), Mrs. Rose Helmer, Prof. John D. Hoover, Joseph Hughes, Miss Clara Huff, John HJana, Mies Mnmls Larson, Mrs. J. E. Lowery. Murk Mlnaker (2), L. D. Nelson. P. H. Nllson, Edith Fansnurn. Pacific Commission Co.. Anders Olson, Miss May 'W'ells. Will Wllberton, George Wilson. Foreign Antone Flskaen, Mlk Lyons (2), A. A.. Wotterhl. Next Monday evening, October 2. Qua Hill's Burlesque Vaudeville and Farce Comedy "Vanity Fair" will ap pear at Fisher- opera house, In "Vanity Fair" Ihe standard of excel lence Is easily maintained. Th mater ial Is clean, wholesome and most ex cellently presented so cleverly done as to appear, to all who have a sense of humor, who love catchy music as well as the latost popular songs. It Is said that this company ha been un usually well received this season In their various engagements. Our people may anticipate a ph-asaiil treat In this forthcoming appearance at the opera house here next Monday. Jn recent cople uf the Bkngway-Atlln Budget, considerable now appear about number of former Astorlans. Among other Items noted are the fol-lowlna-: Mrs. Klmberly and son will return to Astoria shortly, Mr. Klmberly following later. Albert Palmberf IS about to marry a handsome young wid- t... I,,,. .-a., ll Merilllli la acent for ft steamship line running between Bkagaway and Svatlla. Chris, Even son Is laid up with a sprained ankle. H. V. Ferguson and his son Roy r- ..,.. b b.vuwiiif tfitm Aflln nn the ltlh and I expected tu "leave for A-j lurla at any time. Barn Freeman and wife think of returning to Astoria to visit old friends. The Oriental liner Lennox arrived yesterday from Honolulu after ft very pl'-aannt passage. The weather for the pust two days, the captain staled, was ectedmgly foggy off the coast. The fog. however, lifted yejiterday evening a the lightship was approached. There are a large number of w hales, the cap tain says, outside and shoals of them call h seen for several mile along the coast, skirling In the wa'.er. The Len nox brought ft light cargo of Oriental gooox. She has three Japanese tow away on board and 64 Chinese and Japanese passengers. One of the China n.on Is a former resident of Astoria and ll be allowed to land , here on Identification whn the Lennox returns from Portland. The Lennox wo quarantined In tho lower harbor but was released about I o.clock. She pro ced up to Portland In charge of Pilot IVase at 10 o'clock lost night. "Last fall," said a visitor this week at the Independent office, "I saw President C. 8. Mellen, of the North Puclllc railroad, at St.' Paul. In the course of conversation he said that the O. R. & N. surveyors would stop work In the Clearwater county within a week. I came on across and saw those surveyors get on the train be yond Wella Walla. To me this was evidence that the Northern Pacific has an Influence that can control the O. R. k N., hence when the N. P. demanded that work stop on the extension Into tl-.o Clearwater country I waa not sur- prlesd." Our visitor stated that the . Clearwater country belongs to the N. P. because that company first built there, although Mellvn's .company may not own much O. 9t N. stoek, 41 has an Influence that can be extended to protect Its own territory. It I this power exerted by the N. P.. that fixes the basis rate for carrying freight so that It mak s a profit by pulling wheat over the Cascades Into Seattle and Ta-. coma, while It compels the O. R. A N. t charge the. same rate to Portland,: notwithstanding the latter city Is one hundred miles nearer the wheat fields and has a down-grade all the way. The O. R & N. ought to deliver wheat at Portland for one and one-half dollars per ton less than the N. P. does ati Setttle or . Tacoma. Hlllsboro Inde-i pendent i TRANSPORTS COMING. j Rio Janeiro and Sikh to Leave San Francisco Today. j It Is now expected that the two trans- j ports. Slkh and Rio Janeiro, will leave 8sn Krandsco for Astoria today. The vessels are now being furnished with supplies. It will take them about two. days to cover the stretch between the two ports., and the transports may be expected Thursday. Both transports have undergone much repalrlrg. and are j In excellent condition for the trip. The i;lo Janerlo has a capacity of JS00 tons, and will easily accommodate 730 men. The Slkh has room for 780 passenger. The vessels ' draw about 23 feet of water. I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. I. nlted States to William h Boyd, southwest quarter of northeast quarter, and southeast quarter of nortnwest quarter and east half of southwest quarter, section 10, township t north, range 6 west; ;., patent. tinlted States to William E. Wright, southeast half of southeast quar ter section 24, and east half of northwest quarter and northeast quarter of southeast quarter, sec tion 25, township 4 north, range 7 west; patent S K. Stanley to Mathias Volk, lot 13, block t. Ocean Grove; ..;...I15 Salad Bowls, Beauties, 23 cts. up. Great Left Over Sale - Prices Away Dowu, You'll Nay So, When You See Trices. Great American Importinii Tea Co. j BTORICS EVERYWHERE. too Stores. . m Commercial 8t, Astoria. Gray's RACKET STORE W are closing out our entire depart ment of tinware and granlts Ironware at price below wholesale. The or Drat quality good and are manufact ured by the following Arm: St Louis Stamping Co., Haberman Mfg. Co. and Klckhelfer. In fact any fac tory brand you want This I ft rare opportunity for merchant and parties who wish to buy at wholesale. Follow ing 1 ths list of price: Bl'ECIAL SALE OF SCHOOL SUITS. Boys' heavy school suit, worth 12 JO sal price L Youths' school suits, worth IS, sal price t.H Men Kne wool pants, regvlftjral- tie 16, sale price 7.... i.U Webster' unabridged dictionary, regular price 14.60, sale price .... 1.4S A few fine Cocoa rugs, size 34x71, worth 13.60, sale price 1.24 J.quart granite tea pots, sale price .11 XXX silver plated knives and forks, worth 13 a set, sale price .. .75 A large assortment of new goods just arrived, call and examine them. 510 Commercial Street. Possibly all men have good common sense, but the majority, of them em to value It too highly to exhibit It to others. THE LADIES. Th pleasant fleet and perfect safe ty with which ladle may us Syrup t Figs, tinder all conditions, make It their favorlt remedy. To get the tru and genuine article, look for the nam of the California Fig Syrup Co.. print ed near th bottom of th package. For sal by all drugtsta. FOR BALE. Furniture of upper floor of Central hotel. Good paying business. Owner wlshe to go to Europe. Will be sold cheat) It sold wlthlng 15 days. OPFN DAY AND NIGHT.. E.tt,;ilitd I-.' i E. House's $ Cafe, l Thira Street. Nrtlisd, trrt. R The Host Tup of (Vflfe orCoeosinlhe rltjr. Cream and ! 'k (rum .uroiii ranch . y Home mull Plri and ctkei. g SMI lUf Sl',ft. AJtaqJkJoJiA-Ali Watson's Restaurarit WATSON BROS , Pr pT'i. Oondaeted 01 tho check sj-item. iherf lure pairoi.i par lit whit ley order sud ao mure. . ' le fiiiai tit Unrrti, (kfipnt. -tal led KlirUI Sen re il tie tatiwtit. lovandlll Fourth St. Opes.Ss.is tcp.m. PORTLAND. fliBiTiw il The Portland Restaurant 1. 1. rimum, , h.opriet r. U Waohlnf tHi tl , near 5th Smokers, Read AU 15c Cigars . fcl I sl'Ucts . El Belmont. ... Oen'l Arthur.......-... .. Lelsng 6to!ord.... Benches Y. Byat....'... All 5c Cigars - . i.lOe 10c .10c .10e , ..10e .lOo .... lorSio JiF.Handley&Co,, Cnt Cigar and News Dealer. Perkins hotel bid R, M'ARSCH Tonsorial Parlors 301 Washington St., corner Fifth Opposite Hotel Perkins Ladies Hair Dressing a Specialty Ladies entrauce to bath ou Fifth street. FOliTLAXD, OREGON. P0VEY & BIRCHALL TAILORS Fine ork at Pop'ili.r TrU'es. 327 Wahlrgtoti Street. Next Imperial Hotel H7 PDRl RALSTON HEALTH CLUB Breakfast Food Select Bran . . . Barley Food " ; T Yeast, Cocoa Acme Gluten Farina, Acme Wbrat Flakes and Standard Rolled Oats 1 A. V, ALLEN'S qjvtuwuvu UVAAAAAnAAAlAAArllAAAAAAitAAAAUVAXLAAtAAAAi, n t-'KJfr PORTLAND, OR. The Only First-Class Hotel In Portland liru, nnnvuwi ''nnAlvXAnntnnnflArlnAAtnruvrlAnnuuuulAn, J ...The Esmond Hotel.., . PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS. Enmpsap;n,Soe to 11,50 prUy. OSCAR ANDERSON, Maaaser- X American plan. 11.00 lo iOO pr iy. j. f. rtybtdkfT, Chief CLrk. t P. H. Sharpie's Latent FISHER BROS." Builders Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Ship Chandler.Ete. CH AS. HEILBORN &S0N IRON AND BRAS5 BEDSTEADS In all sizes . . I ASTORIA; MEAT COMPANY Telephone No. 33 Handles Only the, Choicest Meats 4JS CaataMfdal St., PacificN a vigation Com pan y STEAMERS R.P.Elmore W. H. Harrison QARIBA.LDI BAY Connectins at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad NavigBtlon Co. for San Francisco, Portland and all points east. For freight and passen got ratea apply t- ScsrwMel Elmor & Co. ( iral Agents, ASTORIA, ORE OOHS ftCO, Agents, Orego ilroad Navigation Co., TILLAMOOK. C re. PORTLAND, Ore. THE Seventh and SHASTA MINERAL WATER, lOTER, NOBLE, HICKORY AND SHAW'S MALT WHISKIES. ALL OTHER LIQUORS, W1XES, BEER AND CIGARS Served Day and INight. AUGUST KRATZ. - - Manager Jh? PALACE W. W. Whlpple.ProprictOr. Finest Restaurant North of San Francisco ATTENTIVE BERVICH.... FIR3TCLJLSS CXTIBINB.. PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LAD IK. 538 Commercial St., 4vr 1 LACHU uul Cream Separators and Best. - .,:.ar! I .;. li-l ' -'' General Supply House for Family Groceries. and style. We shall coutinue to tell Iron ajidjijjsajttedsteada at Hie asms Low Price retianllesa of the raise in the price of iron and brass otPalaas'KMtaankt. ONLY DIRECT LINE ASTORIA to TILLAMOOK CITY HOBSONV1LLK LOUVRE Astor Streets Open Day and Night. Astoria, Oregon