The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 17, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextrUU MORNING ANl'OIUAN, WKDMMDA, JANUARY 17, 1900. i C. H. mo Commences on Tuesday Morning JANUARY 2. a I! IT TO ASTORIANS. Th 1IAI1.V AHTOKUN will ha found on mU In I'nrlUiKl lh tll-hn th.n.rr hnuM nt J. V, lUmtLy Co.. SUI Wlilu(tu irl. Oiiler fr alr. (Ului lra with ihli Orm will r ! firui( Allanlluni TODAT'I WCATHtR. rOliTIwVND, Jan. 17. tt'eU-rn Ore Sm and WiUim Waahlngion, occa sional rain today, arounITtown. Crawfish, cooked to wins, M tn Nb llOOkt Cafs. Fur lirnl-HouckeoDlng room: XI. Eighth Biro. airs. Tuny Dortv If a guwl of Mr. Jiwrjih Crlhbler. MIm Clara Muiuwn ot Bklpanw I vlalllng Mends at Portland and In the Interior. W, H. Mwwve, lw Grays rlvor merchant, It In the city, a rut at the Oeoldctit. The Utihoe bowling team of Bah-in will meot tb Astoria t'uro In local alWys next Saturday night. Mr. Hurri rrtluw, clairvoyant and trmo medium, wlU hold a circle tonight, 2Jc. Main Birurt House. J. It. Ooulter, president of the II waco Hallway mid Navigation Com an. It In the city, a gueet at ths Occident. Mm. Hrah CU'veng-r. prvhlnt ofr the Il.-b.kiih Awtembly of Ongon. will vuttt the hrt-oJ Ulgv Monday evwing. February 5. It la rporte4 that one of can buovs ha gn adrift the bar, and I , ahor In L'ead Man' hollow, Fort Canby. iK-or The Ot-rnuMi hli) ClnU arrived m from Naganukl yeu;rday afternoon, In hallimi. Bhe miule the voyago In 42 day. Alexander Tuavola has declared his Intention to renounce the sovereignty of his native Finland ami become a cltlxen of the United Btatea. Tho Hrltlsh bark Qnlena came down the river yuaicrday with a cargo of She Is awaiting favorable opportunity to cross out. os!yn cosj laaia longer, is cieaner and makea leas trouble with stoves and chimney flues than any other. George W. Sanborn, Agent Telephone 1S1L The steamboat Hassalo has been displaced by the T. J. Poller on the run between here and Portland. The Ilsuulo will be usod the prenent. a tow boat for W. W. Harts of tho government engineer con I at the Occident. Ho Intends going to Tillamook on the Hurrlaon, which Is exported to leave this morning. The tug Samson will leave for San Francisco again on Thursday, Uio weather permitting, with tho scow chooner Washougml, , loaded with lumber In tow. Roslyn coal la the beat and most eco nomical coal for household use In As toria, Try U onoe and you will have no other. George W. Sanborn, Agent Telophona 1311. The British ship Colony, which hns Juat arrived In from Taltal, came without a bill of health, but as there la no American consul stationed at Taltal, na line was Imposed. , The taxpayers annual mooting for school district No. 1, will bo held In the Shivery school house on Monday evening, January 29, when the tax levy for dlstrlot school purposes will be made. W. C. Barrett of Seaside Intends going to Cape Nome early In the spring. He will arrange at Portland for a schooner of lumber, which, he will have sent to Cape Nome as a business speculation, The pointing which attracted ao much attention while on public- exhi bition some time ago, "His Ioat JEBHEHESIBEiEIH COOPER'S i I rlf t." wn r4nd off hint Hsttirdny veiling at Nuf A Htelivr's popular rraitrt, 8wan Wllwn was the lucky v1nnur. OIt Ciftitlnr-ntal In a standard high grads Kontucky whisky. Absolutely pure, aim can 1m rw-'oiiiiwxiJod to thorn seeking stimulant fur medical and io cIa! um. Bold by Aug, Diuilelaon, As tuiU, Oregon. Letters for the following persons N-rralti uncoiled fr at tlx postotllce: I'M. M. T. Knox. O. A. Uwl. K L. Mason, Mr. and Mm. 8. ('. Norton, Albert lt M, Minnie Blow, KU. Tamy. iumi. W. Wallle. Daisy K. Went, Lille M. Vaughn. Furlgn-J. H. Temple- A claim for 150,000 him Wn filed by tho I'uget Bound Tug IMtl Company aitaJnitt tin ti-tmhi Klin liramh fur iiTVlcif rriul'-n-d In towing tlw itecuiu-r Into p1 frHn Caj Fln. trry water, whre u found floating kUiUt dhubled frurn tho loM of her irtpr"r' 1 Tn Ui rman uatk iiyon, ioaai wun whvat, paMcd out ywterday txion. II wn n-portrd that the Arab, the big Oriental tramp atconur, had aluo piuMed over thfl bar, but It i Unrn d at tho pllou' ofTlco that (he wa ttll tlisl up at the Flax el dock lat evening. VvlrJay ivu a rw:ord breker In ivgMtratlou at the court houe. County Clerk Whrtty and hi dpu-Ui- were kept buy durlnif a graUr part of th day by clt'itu who are comi'lyltig with tho new regulation. At tho tl.tao of tlu olllue for the night thirty-eight new entrloa hud bwn ma le, int.king a total to date or l. ine roiiowing ai-eu nave im-ii iiiwi with IlwordiT Clinton: V. Uewman to C. C .Clark block 2, oji.1 running Own li. K2 S-12 fert, 8. 200 fl, W. 6t C-li fwt, N. to beginning; 11. F. A. I lummy (o SuMuuiah IUmcy, U of NV. V and hrta X. 2. J, S.-e. 19, T. 8 N, II. fl W.; i00. Utile Vonn and i.!eorg Vo to Cham 8ttrl, lut , block 18, Taylor's; F. Itarnsey to Susannah Kamav-y, B. of N IJ. M and N. k of 812. T. N.. It. 8 W.; 1100. Sec. 22 New ollloers have betm Installed In Gateway ll.-b.kah lodge as follows: juisa Irenn, Johnson, noble grand; Mr. Chas. W. Holmes, vice grand; Miss Clara Munson, recording occre tary; Miss Hello CU'Veliuid, financial secretary; Mrs, Clara llobson, treos ur: M1ms MiiIiIb" (ihl.T. cuaiductor: MUl Alma Johni(oni wardm; Mns, ,,ou CiMon inikUU giaTaian; Dr. Pall, outside guardian; Mr. Chas. May, It. 8. N. a.; MUs Minnie Clin ton, I. 8. N .Q.; Mrs. Utxlnger, chaplain. A suit to enjoin H. F. L. Logan of Seaside from removing flxturva from the building lately occupied by him was Instituted by Alexander Gilbert yesterday afternoon, In Judge Gray's court. The facts benlnd thcee pro ceedings are that some time ago Lo gout bought a small tract of Improved land lying Immediately north of the entrance to tho Grimes bridge, upon which he has been conducting a sa loon. He paid part down for the property, giving Gllbort a mortgage for tho baliuioe. In the faco of fore closure proci'odlng, It la allegvd, Lo gan has Attempted to remove the fix ture about the premises, hence the Injunction proceedings, It is given ant on good authority that Janice Douglas, who for the past fifteen years hns bien In charge of the buoy depot at Tongue Point, h.ia ten dered Ms resignation to the treasury department. The resignation will re sult Ir. a number of changes In the lighthouse service In this district. In accordance .with priority rank the various changes will bo as follows: Keeper Edward Evans, from Admlr- ! aWty Head to buoy depot; Keeper A. Rustad, from Tillamook Bock to Ad nilraUty Head; First Asslatant George Rtlllwell, to bo keeper at Tillamook Rock; First Assistant Hurltart, from Caps Meares to Tlllomook Bock; Second Assistant H. Groseheln, from North Head, to be flmt as-Blatant at Cape Meares. A, L. Pull lam, who was shot by the accidental discharge of a shotgun at Hume's Station on Saturday last, died at the Hood Samaritan hospital In r'wtlnnd Monday evening. Mr, PuU lhi.ni hu, for aevoral yeitm pant, been in charge of the cannery at Hume' Hiatlon and wa a man of wlW and g'xid r'putailon along the river. The accident which end. J In hi uV-uth wa a moat lngulur onn. It appear that 1'ullUm wa out duck hunting In a ainull boat. He had juxt Rucvtwded In bringing down oir of tint duck, and after reloading hi gun, pulled up to the fthir to take hi d'tr Into the bout before going to aecur hi prize. A the boat touched the )iore the (I'm made a leap for the boat, clear ing I'ullUiii' Iwad and lundliig Into the bottom of the bout. In doing no, (lie dog ulru' k tho nhotgun in uch a way a to dltt'hargo rt, and tne con tent of both barrel enured 1'ulll.iin'a l"ft th'gh, running downward toward the knee behind which It Vlg1. lr. !'' of thin oily waa aununoinfl bill he wa uuiibju in rh the patient until late ; In tho tvening,' in-vrral hour after the occurronou of the uc cl'V'iit. However, th phynlelin, aftvr (lre(liig the wound, hud every rea on to believe that the InJurW would nut prove fulftl, and rvturr"d to Ai t'lu furly the follnwlng morning. Ir. tinirn ixpn-KHed much mirpruns when Informed of I'ullhun'e d.ith' by n Atorlan ivtxiter lout night, tx pretetlng the conviction that d.alh mum have bn tne fuli of the hock received rather than to flu, wo'ind itaelf, A frightful accident occurred In Tom luy' logging camp at Coop. r' I'olnt, Wah yeeu-rday iu a rv'uli of which 11. T. Thnxkmorton, an rin ploye at the crimp, wa very erlouly Injured. It appear tluil tUre u a jam of log at the top of the big ciiuitt and Throckmorton, logeth.'f with other men of hi orcw, wa n dV(rlng to extricate the main ob etructii'g log. A atgnal wa given the engineer In churge of the cable to top the engine and Throckmorton went Into the chute with a jack to i rale one of Um log. Through aoiue ! inliundervtuiding the cublu waa ' Rtartod at a.i Inopportune moment 1 aikI the log with which Throckmor- i ton win engaged full Into the chute, j Thiockmorton wa utruck and thrown ! a cunnldi-rable distance. utamlnff i-irloui Injurle about the back. IHa I'lac, while the flenh ot the lower lower Juw wa fractured In aewral part of the face waa almorit wtlrtly torr.. away, Other lnjurtea of a le ' Important nature were alao received- j The unfortunate man wa brought 1 uvir to Aatieia lat evening and tak- j en to Lr. ltva for m.nllcal treatment. When he appeared at tho doctor' oflioc ho wm In a frightful condition, ! being barvly able to walk. Loom ; fragim nt of flenh were hanging from ( h( chlii, expoMlng the fractured bono ' In aeveral plntx. Chloroform waa admlniU'red and the wounda drenaed, 1 after which Throckmorton waa t.ikeii ' to the AM. lloune. ; MASONIC "111(511 JINKS." ( Local OigiinU-iUon Knleriuln night Womhlj.ful Master. j The local lodge of Free Masons en Joyed a 'high Jinks" last night, the occasion being a visit from Hlght , Worshipful Orand Mooter of Oregon ' J. M. Hodgson. Luring tho early part of the even-, Ing a rvgulur meeting of the lodge was , held, at which the Master Mason's de-( gree waa conferred. At the conclusion ' 0f tn() i-eguinj ceremonies Mr. Hodg- i son responded to requests for an ad-, dress In which be reviewed many of J the beautiful works of the order. Tho ( assembly then adjourned to the Occl-, dent hotel, where Mine Host Megler I had prepared for a banquet with un ! stinting hand. Toasts appropriate to the occasion Mndored cxceedJngly j pleusant tho remainder of tho evening and at midnight the assemblage dls- J poised. The following local and via-, ltlng Masons participated In the core-, monies: J. M. Hodgson, K. M. Grand Master,; ! P. Van Dun, Pot Grand Master; j J. N. Griffin, W. Master; y. p. Scho- field. S Warden; O. I. Peterson, J. j Warden; E. C. Holden, Sec.; O. Y. I Ileilbnrn, S. D.; Emll Finney, J. D.; I II. Chrlstensen, S. S.; O. F. Welch, J. ?.; L. Hartwlg, Tyler; J. P. Haiti, A. Montgomery. C. W. Shlvely, L. E. Wilson, C. W. Loughery, O. W, Lons berry, Seth Savery, H. Gist, F. "W. Ferguwn, Wm. Chance, W, W. Kide halgh, Wm. Seymour Short, H. A. Smith, Osyald II. Ceckman, Jos. Fln layson, Rev. A. Curran, Chas. Mc Donald, Dr. O. S. Bishop, Dr. 11. L. Henderson, O. Brown, J. J. Kendall, Frank Spittle, Maxwell Young, John Ada ma, W. W. Walker, C. A. Camp bell, 8. K. Gordon, V. II. Coffee, F. C. Reed, F. S. Warrlener, D. W, Logan, Cnpt. Thomas Downs, MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED. Intense , Interest In Disclosure of High School ThefU. The mystery surrounding the wholesale thefts at tho High School remains unraveled, the Identity of the guilty person or persons continuing as remote as ever. The publication of the facta concerning the matter In tho Astorlan yesterday morning caus ed iiuei.ee interest throughout- the city and further -details were anx iously sought by many of those di rectly interested in the affaire of the school. All manner of theories have been advanced but one appearn to be but little better than another. In a state ment made last night by Professor Payne to an Astorlan reporter a good "bit of fresh evidence wai set forth but it Is questionable If this can be construed aa shedding any new light rwaK CTSI 0t Vf yl mm mm mt mm 4 P3BJJS are llio lent anJ 6afcHt IFAHILY ,;EDiCi;iE: for all BILIOUS AND .NERVOUS DISORDERS' 10 ccnlt and 2$ ccnti-DrufflstJ, of Importance up(n the Mtuutlon It wa r-p;itil In the article pul llitd In ytt;rday morning' Aato rlan lhat a key which had bn keit In l'rf''or I'ayn' dk had ben f lUiid In th keyhole of the rear door by the Janitor upon opening the build ing Monday morning, the door b-lng unlocked, It I In ttil cotvnectlon that Irof.iioc Payne' atatemirfvt ha a bearing of noine plhl? Iinportaice. Lale lout Saturday afternoon the prcftMMor u in the building awaiting the urrlvol tf an expreiwinan, who had Utn eiiKaged to take away number of book which had been packed ' In box.. When the cxpresa man 'arrived, mt atvlng .Profeweor Payne Immediately, he walked on through to the rear door and at- tvmpted to open It, In nearch of omcone alxiut the premuxs. The ex premnn now declare that when he tried the door there wa no key In It. Thin fxct repudiate the theory that tho theft havo Ixten commlttei by one of the pupil hiding omwhere In the building at the close of school and, after committing the depreda tion, gaining an exit through a door or window, a wa at one time thought to I the only method of nroceedure. Were the thefta attributed to thla ouree the person would have left the building on Friday night, in which evont the exprennman would have found the key in the door a It waa afterward discovered by the Janitor. It Id thereforo concluded that the Ihl.'f gain an entrance from the out side In some manner which cannot be atcertalned. Professor Payne la loth to attribute the guilt to any of the puplUi of the fchool, as he atatea that he does not desire tha pupils to tuel he has not the utmost confidence In them. Were he to view the matter otherwise the ban of suspicion could not but rest upon each and all alike in the ab sence of some tangible evidence as to the Identity of the guilty parties, to secure which every, effort Will be nude by the entire faculty of the school. Fancy Glassware Bargains. Worth Yonr Coming Juat to Sec. Grwt AmericanlffiDortiBiE Tea Co. TRANSVAAL LOSS IN LIFE. Moralists are dlscuatdng the terrible Ions of life brought about by the Trans vaal war. Yat here life le sacrificed for a purpose for an hoouwt principle. It were bettur to preach against 'the need leva sacrifice of life. Thousands of people succumb to ailments which might easily have been checked In the beginning. Dyspepsia carries off more people than ere killed in war. The u of Hostettar's Stomach Blttere would save many lives. Constipation may seem a little thing, but It Invari ably develops Into something worte, and the longer it Is allowed to run, the harder it la to cure. The Bitters cure Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, naturally and permanently, good for everybody. W. C. A. Pohl, COISTT COIMIIER. Undertaker, Embalmer and Funeral Director Caskets and Funeral Snnplies constant ly on hand. Corner 11th and lHmne Sts, Astoria, Ore J. A. Fastabend, General Contractor and Builder. Palace. Gate w. w wnirriF, iw. - I; Finest Restaurant Horta of Sa Francisco OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Attentive Service, .' ! First. Clns Cuidine, ' Priva e Rooms for Lsdies. !' J 538 Commercial Street, Atoiu . LUJ ' 8-&-iH'HSHiM9--&-- u k... r.l. 1 Bot CojJ Goods Cbeap 4 T 7 A Cut That Hurts Competitors 8.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits $6.25 110.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits $7.50 $12.50 Men's Overcoats or Suits $9.50 $15.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits $11.75 $17.50 Men's Overcoats or Suits $14 00 $20.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits $15.50 DEEP CUT on DEEP CUT on DEEP CUT on DEEP CUT on Rubber Mackintoshes Must Go IF Scow Bay Iron and Brass Works, 18th St. and Franklin At. Z Huffsclimidt & Lovell, Props t SEMI-STEEL, MXXGASESE and aaaasti: pyAB HHAl'TR . C..l.!u IRON and BRASS CASTINGS Toons X4S1, Astoria, Or. iruvuxruxrinuTJ uvvuuuuuuui Are those given the best card throughout all periods of one's life. "I used to have the best eyes," Is a common expression. These people very likely have bad eyes now because neglectful of the care necessary to keep them good. Let us help keep yours good. If you toavn't good ones let us assist ia making them good. Right glass aid- that s what we oner. Northwest Optical Co., The Labb Bldg., Second and Wellington 8t Rooms ao-ai-as-33 rhixi xnnnuiJviVAJxriAriJvrinnntJui 8 ' Ladies' Tailor. Cents Tailor. I ! D. Coyer, i Merchant Tailor I . 9 lp-to-iate 177 Fourth St., P0BTL.HD, OBK. $ Y. M. C. A, Build's. ft?? L. LEBECK Carpenter and Builder General Contractor HOUSE RAI51NO AND -. MOVINQ A SPEC1ALT trip WBest 3 3 READ $2.50 Pants . . . $1.90 $3.00Pant3 . . . $2.35 $3.50 Tants . . . $2.75 $4.00 Pants . . . $3.00 $4.50 Pants . . . $3.50 $5.00 Pants . . . $1.00 $5.50 Pants . . 4.40 $8.00 Pants . . $4.80 $7.00 Pants . . . $5.60 Underwear Overshirts Umbrellas BOYS' CLOTHING Slaughtered HATS cut way down FANCY SHIRTS, great red action EVERYTHING EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED YOU DONT BUY FROM WISE YOU LOSE MONEY HERMAN WISE He Does the Business HIS MOTHER'S BREAD Ha saya waa always ao light and well baked. Well there Is a knack In mak ing It. But don't forget the kind ot stove or range used makea a difference. His mother used a Star Estate Range W. J. SCTJLLT, Agent, 4J1 Bond street ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA , RIVER RAILROAD. Leave. V oo a. i PORTLAND. Arrive. m. Portland Union Depot, 111:15 am. for Astoria and lnuH 9:40 p.m. mediate points. j 7:00 p. m. A8TORIA. For Portland ft 7.t5a.m. !n-ll:30 8:10 p.m termedlate points p.m. SEASIDE DIVISION. p. m.a. m. a.m. p.m. 4:00 S:5S 1:10 :50 5:001 U:S5,Lt 5:25 11:65 Ar 5:50!12:13LV 6:30 l:0uAr ....Astoria. At 7:40 7:J0l :53 6:151 ...Warrenton... Lv Ar ....Seaside.... Lv SPECIAL SEASIDE 8UNDAT TRAIN Leaves Astoria at 8:30 a. m.; arrives at Seaside 9:45 a. m. Passengers may return on any train shown on. schedule on same daha ALL TRAINS to and from Seaside run ot Flavel and Hammond via Warren ton. All trains make close connections at Goble with all Northern Paciflo trains to and from the east or Bound points. At Portland with all trains leaving Union depot At Astoria with lX.sK, Co.'s boa and rail line to and from Ilwaco and North Beach points. THROUGH TICKETS on sale at As- ipria for ' vamento, Ban Francisco, all Extern v3 European points. Ulty ticaet omoe Asiona. dm irvminer. Hal street J. C. MATO, Oen'l Fit and Fa Aaet hlUhl hMoni nt . m.'hKnlnal or InvutlT. mlul auiVlnf . triplotti. PrHi Eipo.tUon, vita goM, mr7 wl ejipwi t,M. tmy;d writ. 4. rAXJkMX liKCor.D. JUaltimor. IMi f- -n Slip a Llht Store to Set In S ll... Ctnrb tit On i. Crnm f -'J n ficaTj wvnt iv whj iv.u A Cut That Pleases the People at NET COST ! ll H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telepboae 23. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING AH Goods Shipped to Our Car "Will Receive Special Attention. No. R33 Duane St, Astoria, Or. W. 3. COOK. Mgr He. TeL Ul These tiny Capsules are superior to Balsam of Copaibay1 Cubebs or Injections sndjnmA CUBE H 48 HOURSPUy the same diseases with out incomenienca. " EAST m SOUTfl LEAVE PORTLAND ARRIVB OVERLAND EX PRESS, for Salem, 1M P-iLISacrmmenlo, Oaden.' ,8:00 A.1S. Ban Francisco, tJo- iave, Los Angeles, 21 Paso, New Or leans and the East 1: A. M Roseburg passenger Via Woodbura, for Mount! Angel, 811 verton, West Bclo, Brownvllle, Spring field and Nation.... 4: JO P. M Dally except Sunday Dally except Bonday t7:S9 A. M corvains passenger tf :60 A, M t4:H P. at .uuuvuucilLQ pOM TS:i A.M Dally, tDallr except Bunaay. Connecting at Baa Francisco with Oeot dentai ft Orleutal. PacWo Mail and Oee anlo steamship lines for JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA. HAWAII AND THE PHILIPPINES. Rebate tickets on sala dally between Portland, Sacramento, and 8an Franon co. Net rates' S17 tirst-clua, and til aeo-ond-elass, lapl'JdlnR sleeDer. Kates and Ticket to Eastern points ana Europe. AUx Japan, China. Honolulu, and Australia. Caa be obtained from J. R. ROEHLEPT16' H1 uimhA' cu xiUfciH LicjK, C xi. MARKHAM, Minaret'. Q. F. ft p. a. ThrouKh tickets 'fast for lowest rats Call on C. J Trenchard, local aeat Wer.s Farao Comoaiur'a atace. Astoria. WHITE COLLAR UN t Columbia River and Fvwet Sound Navt- gation company. Bailey Gatsert leaves Astoria! dallr. except Sunday, at 7 p. m. Leaves Portland dally except Bun day at 7 a. m. White Collar line tickets and O. TL St N. tickets Irrterchanfeabla an Bailey Gatxert and Haw.lo, A. J. Taylor, Astoria Art tT. B. SCOTT, Telephone fj. President . i 11 SUNSET