HIE MORNING AHTOKIAN HilDA, OCTOBER 27, im 6 TO ASTORIANS. it oenu; liwni or upirr berth, CO owi'l. nch: tut-rootn, 76 ctil, Th. IMII.Y AT4IIIUN III Im. funiiil 1 M Ml Ih I'urllmiil Ml lliawvtl.liniiwH Th Inventory of ttl Nilttlo lit H. II, ,.:,Ir:.r;u:;,,v.n,;;:"v:r .;(";. rthwiek. d-d, dm wmi.y, 4ii ld wlm thlt Dim will rlv. mIiuwn tho nUtte III 1'lu.tsop county to .. V Vttlgnd at 1,I33,H, nd In Colmnbl rullnly, Till dim not Inuludn TODAY'S W BATHER. n Int.rrst In , atrfcinbt roiiTLAND, Ool. l7.-Oron and Idaho, fnlr weather today, .xcspt rain Hoscom Smith, a, bnnher of ttui no ovrr Western WaJihlniflon and or.r torloii. "Hunpy Smith" who wan kilted Northctern Oregon. AROUND TOWN. U. W. Kurd of Newport la lu tha city, In Altmka, hit bwn nrrxtrd In H'atllt mi tlio churicD of lxilrig a, vmcrant. An flijir brotlwr U on the I tori al staff of (hit rtmr, Wwliiiiirton, I), C. The McCulliiih will not be ready tor vlKltnm tut a dny or two. Portland ha - I vlnlt. d Hit itnllunit little vmH so hard Knd Htcm or Alkin, Minn., ia in the ,, nh wm ,1I4V, tl (anp1 W1i '"X- ! furbished before the offlcr f.l that 'ah li In a condition to aak Astorlan John Hwltvr. of I'otlland I at ths IvrHnn. on board. A. M. flmlth haa returned from a trip Honttlo In worrying yt over th re to I'nrtland. I turn of ih Washington voluntwca. - Hhe In pivpurliig a trig reception Inctud- W. M HpalilltiK of DuluUi, Minn., la lug a naval piiraile and la trying to In- vuinna Aaiori. i tim e the boys to go home by steamer """ from Han Frmn Iw o. About 400, It llev. Hairy of Warrenton spent ya- thought will that way. terdny In Astoria. I A Vancouver man, J. M. Btewart, has Quntin Tann.wk of Portland U rg- reci-lved a oarlond of Jersey I-yar-old leterwl at tha Parke. heifers. M head, from Omaha. They " 'Mal him 65, a hrad In Nebraska and rt. K. I'calnarnr returned laat night the freight amounU-d to 110 each. Mr from a day'a vialt to Portland. , My ( (Vi.mnd t them in Oregon la i gxl and h can got 1100 a hrad fur N. Hujuman waa a paaaengnr yatr tlimi. lay on lh Nahcotta from Ilwaoo. I 1 TT7 - ' The winm'a rluU of Ongon hav ' K,",'",m of f1rratrd. and iu the convention of del- .v 1 ' m - m rratfa Im1ii hrlil III l'lirllultfl nunall. th I'uiki-r. In the poller rourt yratarday John Iikr and lv lllungijulat wrr i-ai'h Anrd 15 for drunkrnnraa. - Mr. J. V. Il.-I. h.-r will rav on Dili niornlng'i train fir Cortland, whr h will hrrraf'rr rraldr. tutlon wai adoptad and officer elrotrd, th" prmldrnt bring Mra. C. n. Wad of IVmllrton. Nrarly all thr rltlra and Important lowna of thr atutr wrr rrp-n-iiriiti-d, Aatorla bring among thr cx f ptlnna. Ktiliir I)nliy. ugvl 13. (liiUKht.T of Mr. ami Mra. It. IXUry, dUtl about JO Tin- rmrrvrd arat aalr for Oorton'a mloairrln opnna thla mnmlng at QrlRIn A Itid i at I o'clock. ' Don't fall to ar lha grand parada by; Oorton'i iiUnatrnla on their arrival In. thfir own car 8atunlay. A ntimlrr of nirn In thr rmploy of L. I-tirrk arr rnjuyltig a holiday and are aprmllng thrlr vocation In Portland.' O. 1C. Pit mini noma, who hna lrn In Aatorla In thr Intereata of thr ICvrnlng Trlrgram. rrturnrd home laat night. II H'iolrv, who haa vn vlaltlng hi itauiilitrr, Mra. Win. Owona. In Re aitle, for thr poal thrro wreki, re turned yeatrntoy. Much Intereat la tiianlfeatrd In tha ao cl;il (tag of thr ICaglra to br held nrxt Haturdny night, and Invitation arr prlaed. Thr oltlcrra of tin MeCulloch will probatvly br aakrd to aharr In th featlx l:lri. Thr following rrduerd ra.tr are In !Tert via the O. It. A N. brtwvw Aato rln, Portland and Intrrmiyllate polnta along the river: Fare, 26 crnta; arctlon, o't:i'k yratrnlay rvrnlng. Thr UMIr girl had illiilluuia arvvrnl wrrka Ago, but had recovervd. Hit ayatrm waa lif: weak, ami, culrhlng cold, ahr had n utmigth to light It. Ilurlal will lr moile in llrernwood prm.tery Haturdny. The family hua the aympiithy of every one In ltd nuMH-roii altllotloita. A lurgi' houai' turtoHl out to a "My Krlord from India" at FIkIktb oprrm hoe limt night. That the porformance a a B'xxl one waa allow n by the laughter and applauar thivt gn1tl thr artora at ulmoat rvrry tuni. Thr a,e hea werr ainightly, the movement ui live. In fact . thr whole action waa of that huppy character to make the piny what It really waa a aparkllng aucceaa. The luat rut In furea to Portland may have an overdoae effect on the amount of travel from here. Thrre waa a tan tallalng faaclnatlon atxut a 60-ocnt rate that proplr could not reelat. A 16-ccnt charge makea the trip altHr(hr too commonplace. It hna been lUHproted that Atorliii have not brrn tlng to Portland brcauae they wlihrd to trade there, but that they traded there be raune they wlahrd to go to Portland. Thoy wnntrd an excuse for a little run. MUa Blgna Palmberg, recently an ly ing from tha Coat, dralrea to announoe to tha lading of Aatorla that aha haa opened dreoarnaklng parlor on Ninth Klrert, near Conunnrolal, next door to Oelllngor'a printing orflca. Mint Palm berg haa had thorough experience In cutting and fitting ladle' garment of all kind, particularly tailor-made aulta and cloak of th latest and moit faah- lonabl dclgn. A LOCK) IS H AltltKHTED. Hugh An The Pccullur Httuatlon of deruii, Hugh Andrraon, well known In local logging cumpa, waa arrraUrd by Chirf of Police Hullix k und.T telegraphic In atruclloti from ClilM of Police Mc Uiughlln, of Portland. Hu U wanted at Aberdeen, W'ttali,, to which place lir will b taken. He waa convicted of burglarly at Aberdeen, huvlng It la aald, removed furniture no claimed to own from the hoiixe of hi wife from wliom he hud arpurated. He waa aentencrd to three year' confinement In tha penitentiary, but through aom Inllsu-iice he waa only kept a yrar In the county Jail and then allowed to go. ! lie did not attempt to conceal hi Id'ntlty whIU here, even keeping hi own name, ana nia wwrmuouia nave b-vn Known to nr Aorruwn uiuoiaia. It ia aald tha hi preatit arrrat I due t-j pilltlr, capital having bvrn mode out of hi rat-Aping the penitentiary. Later. A telegram from Halem laat night tat' that Khrrlff Llnvllle op poard the laauam of rniuialtlon ia- per In the caae of AmK-raon In view of the peculiar altuiUlon and the techni cality of the crime for which he wa nentencrd and beraua Andrraon during hi rrldencf In Oregon haa ixn a hard-working, law-abiding clllarn. Gov ernor fleer auatuined Unvllle and An- ilermn will b free aguin. AFKKtTrt THE NOKTHEHN FIC. PACI- Tlir Aatorla Hate War Hurt a N on- Combatant. Thr Oregonian yealerday mUd: The announcement made yealerday that lh O. It. tk N. Co. hail reduced the paaaengrr furr on II boiit Ix-twoeii Port bind anf Aatorla and all Intermed iate point to 25 cent and that the White Collar line and Kamm'a line fol lowed ault. rauel great rejoicing among llckn broker. Of course, the reduction from 60 cent to ii cent. even when berth are furnlhed ul or 2i cvni. will not particularly affect tho travel between Atoi1a and Port bind, but the change preaent poiwlblll tle to the bnikera, especially the Aatorla Columbia Itlver railroad at one reduced thr rate be wren Port land and Aatorla to 25 cent. Puanenrera bound for Taoomii or ftealtle can take paaaiige fiom Portland by boat at 7 a. m. to Kalama and buy a ticket there for thlr destination at a saving of $1.50, or pajweiigere coming Pmni1 from 8.ttle or Tacoma, can come to Kalama by rail and byl boai to Tortland and save the aame amount. Paiaa-ngrra from Portland to Tacoma or Seattle can also buy a tlckM 9. 1 Portland and Astoria . . FREE ... . To provide tlie citizons of Astoria mid vicinity with the samo advantages as the pt'Ojilo of Portland, we will, during the continuance of the prevailing rates, furnish round trip fcickoUi from , Astoria to Portland and Return ' ' Absolutely Free By giving one round trip ticket and an Admission to the Exposition with each Suit or Overcoat, pur-, chased of us, no matter what price the garment, This will enablo those desiring to visit the Exposition to do so without cost and at tlio same time to take advantage of our enormous soloction of FALL AND WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS...... For Mons, Boys and Children. All our goods aro marked in plain figures. CUT OUT THIS "AD." and it will bo honored for a round trip ticket and , an admission to the exposition with each purchase of a Suit or Overcoat. ; 1 Moyer Clothing Co. The Popular Price Clothiers. BEN SELLING, Manager. 3rd and Onk Streets, Tortlard bw for Aatorla,' vt ofT th train at Ooble and purchaa thHr ticket over the Northern Pacific to thlr deatlna llon at a aavlng of $1.32. , The- Aatorla Ik Columbia Itlver rail road will not aell 1) i k rt to Portland or Aatorla from Intermediate polnta for ii oonta, and a paaaonger frmn Klata kanle to Portland or from ltalnlor to Aatorla muat pay a Z fare, but at olthcr end of thu line puaaoiigera can buy through tickets for 2S oenti, and get off where they pleuae. It la rather a (juet-r condition of thing when a pvr aon can buy a ticket In Portland for Aatorla by rail for 2i centa, ride CO mlk- over the Northern Pacific line to (loble, alight and buy a ticket to the Pugot aound cltk at a aavlng of tl.H The light between the rlvT line and the Aatorla & Columbia Itlver railroad weiiin likely to Injure I be Northern l'UL'lllc more than either of them. t)ltt'T INTKHEHT MANIFESTED. The Proioaal for a Tribute to the Mviii' ory of Edward Young Approved. The Atorlun la iut yet rulylo re- ieiv.' contrlbutlona to the fund for the pun.liue of an Edward C. Young II- bruiy to Ij proaeou-d o the Agrlcult unil collegv. Thla announcement Ik deemed neceu.ry, for awerai citizona h.ivo aireaily called with libcrnl dona iIhi for th fund. It will perhapa be Monday beforo the Hat can be utarUrtl, aa the committee to b- a:liictvd will Winn to meet and ar range Ita plana. Then ttio approval of rhe prvaldi lit of I lie college and the board of regunta. w hile It la reasonably certain they will endorite the move inuiil. muat U) formally given. There haa been a graalfylng Intereat manlfeated In the project, and the aub acrlptiotia from Aatorla will b. U'ra! Indeed. It la difficult to etidmaU) the amount that can b raiaed, but from the In- I -rent iniuilfeated the AiAotlan fee 1b aafe In auylng that a thou Band dollars will be rulml In t'lalaop county. Tlili will be largely intr-uKI by sulwcrlp lloiii from other places, bnd K has bn hinted thiU the board of regvnts of the college will find a way to duplicate the amount ralHeU by popular dona- tl ii.a. The Ially Nw, l:i an article elae wh"te iiuoted, hua warmly made the en use Us own, and the Budget can b r-lled upon to give valuable assistance in the good work. AalorU A.ii be a unit In nobly honoring the memory of one of her gallant aons. EuwAitn yo'u.sa memorial. Astoria I'Hlly Nuwa. rhe Kdwara loung memorial pro- powd by the Astorlan should secure the hearty support of all loyal Astorl huh, aim a handHorne sum should be ubfrlhed to carry out the Idea. It Is the AKtorlan's propona) to purchase a library fir the state agricultural col lege, to b- known as the Edward C. Young library. The object Is a worthy one and there Is no doubt the people of the city will see to It that the memory of the brave young man Is perpetuated. The steamer R. P. Elmore arrived In yesterday from Tillamook. The McCulloch began yesterday to take on coal at Parker's dock. A steam, barge ran full speed Into the V hlte Star steamer Germanle as the Inter was leaving her dock at Liver pool for New York Wednesday, so dis abling her that she was unable to make the trip. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice is hereby given of the follow ing changes In the aids to navigation In this district, which affect the liM of lights and fog signals, Pacific coast, P'99, and list of beacons and buoys, Pacific coast, 1898: Cfoos Bay, Or. Lone Lee anuui buoy (list of beacons and buoys, Pacific coast, H98, page 40), a red black, horl- lontally-atriped, first-class spar; was established September 13. 1S99, In 10 feet of water, and marks the shoal, op posite Pony slough, In the first bend of the channel leading to Marshfteld. Pony bend beacon light, southwest by west; Russel point (tangent) northeast thrae-elKhts east; Empire wharf, outer end, north by east, three-eights east. Columbia river light vesset No. 50, coast of Oregon. (Mat of lights and fog signals, Taclflc coast, 1899, page 22, No. 70; list of bencon and buoys, i'acide coast, IS98, pages 88 and 44.) On October 5, 1899, the position of this light vessel was verfled aa follows: North Head lighthouse, north by east, one-quarter east; Cape Disappointment lighthouse, north-northeast, three-eights ens, dis tant 7T4 miles; Point Adams (old tower) northeast by ithe east, Revon-ele-Ms enat. The present position of this lightship la, approximately, seven-eights of a mile northwest, one-eighth west of fh position as shown on C. chart No. 6140. the weat edge of the iboal, which Is making to the westward. Tongue point (east tangent) eaat-aouth-eaat, on dgtvth eaat; buoy depot wharf post light south by eaat, three-quarters eaat; wreck of llva 6 Grace port light south by weat, aeven-elghtha weat. Weat aide of channel, buoy No. 3, a black, first claas can waa moved Octo ber 10, and ll now In 17 ft4 of water, cloae to edge of sand bank. ' Deacon 2 poat light eaat-northeaat. Tongue- point (cast bmgent), south -aouth weat, one. 'juarter weat. West side of channel, Duoy No, a, a black, Crat-claaa spar waa discontinued on October 10. Channel over Walker Island bar to Martin Island. (List of beacons and buoyi, Pacific coast, 1898, page S3.) Cot tonwood Island shoal buoy no. l, a black, flrat-oioas spur waa moved Sep tember 29, and is now In 21 feet of water, Coffin rock poat light, south aoutheast, one-half east; Cottonwood Island (southeast end) east-sou theast, one-quarter east; Dobelbower landing post light, west by south. Cottonwood island shoal, buoy No. 8, a black, first-class spar was estab lished September 29 In 22 feet of water. Cottonwood island (southeast end) east northee.st; Coffin rock post light, aouth southeawt, one-quarter east; Dobelbow er landing poat light, west-northwest, five-eighths went. Hunters poat light. (List of lights and fog signals,' Pacific coast, 1899, page 24. No. IOC.) On October 10 the color of this light was changed from fixed red to fited white, the position of the light remaining unchanged. By order of the lighthouse board. W. I. FIELD, Commander. U. 8. N.. Inspector Thir teenth Lighthouse District. Oftce of United States lighthouse in spector, Portland, Ore., October 24, 1895. Lata' Ink. tiraf a'Tailar. I. D. Boyef, Merchant Tailor lp-to-Date Jackets! Jackets! Jackets! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY WE GIVE SPECIAL PRICES ON IIIGIMiKADE JACKETS.. Pine Tailor-made Jackets reduced from $12.00 to $10.00 " " " 10.00 to - 8.00 " ' " " 8 00 to - 6.00 An Unusual Opportunity to Get an Elegant Jacket at a Bargain. Have You Seen Our Fall Line of Winter Muck Dres Good Porllnn, Venetians, Whipcord, Camel's Hair and Crcpons. THE - BEE - HIVE Bargains in Ladies' & Children's Shoes ITT Ifirtk St. Mtaa Aft fl IVk API' I Vlkl L .I .I Va Vlali V. M. C. A. Build's, i BROWN'S RESTAURANT A first-clans place at moderate pncea Iioonu for ladies and private parties Open all NlgHt... 108 Fourth St., near Washington fOKTLXXD, O8EC0.V PHONIC BLACK IS.1S- The Eastern Dining-room an1 lcranrfnt J. V. i am.v', 4-o:. t'rivtte Dining-rooms lor Ladies .Heals 15c tp Opea ill Night. 170 THIRD STRUT. .Bet. Morrisoa tad Tanhill Portland, Oregon.... Calwiii Title 24. The Portland Restaurant e. i. tmnw, Pioprlehr. PriTitt RaoBtfir Ladies. ton St, near 5th PORTLAND OPEN DAY i rilUn I ... E. House's Si AND NIU laT Cafe, Established 1882 ffl 0 128 Third Street, Nrtlani, Iregti. The Best Cup of Coflte la Cream and Milk 1mm our own ranch nme made Ties and caltes. fS)!!) Watson's Restaurant WATSON BROS., rrnpr's, & Q. surveyj (i) fore patmiis pay lor wlint tliejr ordur and no more. OoluniDIa riwr. main ship channel, Wj (Wu the l.ar(tfst, fhfapfst. Brst from Tongue Point to Jim Crow paint. (List of beacons and buoys, Pacific, coast, 18D8, poge 60 ) East side of chan nel buoy No. 2, a rod, flint-class nun, ()pen6a.m. t8p.m. PORTLAND was moved OotolH-r 10, and Is now, q moored In IT feet of water, and mark and (uirltst Senire in the .VurthWHt. 10!) and Ul Fourth St. ' open 6a.m. t8 p.m. PORTLAND Ladies' $3.50 Shoes at $2.65. Ladies' $2.75 and $3.00 shoes at $2.25. Ladies' $1.95 and $2.25 shoes at $1.65. Ladies' $1.50 shoes at $1.15. We want room for Men's and Boys' Clothing Here's a Snap, Good Overcoats at $9.75. ' REMEMBER THE PLACE Welche's Clothing Store, 225 Morrison St. bet 1 aud 2, Portland.'Ore. 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Then ijo to the Russian Batbs at 217 Astor ft. 25 centa is the price. Private apartments for ladies. Only the better class of patronage I. catered to. Try one and you will come regularly.