The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 19, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUU MORNING AHJOJllAN, FJlIJJAl, JANUARY ). I9U(I. C. H. COOPER'S Commences on Tuesday JANUARY 2. TO ASTORIANS. Tha lll. ATOKIAN ' n ! lu 1-umUikI al Hiawll-ha ; Mary buUM of J. r. IUm.IL j l Whliit Niraal. rtr fr alar (lain Wit Uh tbU firm will rol runil AlUullun. TOD ATS WEATHER. IliHTI.ANP. Jan. 1.-Wrtrn Ore tun. Wellington mid N.mhorn Main, ccraalonul rain today. arounFtown. Urn. Armstrong of Cthlamt Is In ho irlty. U. V. Atibotl over from Warren ton yesterday. Crawdih, eooksd in win, at th Na tional Caf. 4 J. C. Ellsworth of N4 I in tlw city on buli H. J. Wregardt of Nahootitt Is a Ult At I ho tKxIdi'tll. Attorney CluirM J. Bohnabel, of Portland, 1 In ilia rly C4t fc-gal bust ntM To date 221 yut r hav irtterrd at th county clerk' ortU. Twenty-wven wr added yesterday. - Mr. Ilurgra Partlow, clairvoyant and trnc medium, will hold a olrcla tonight. 2Sc' Main HiruMt .Houm). Tho bark Orlff.4 cleared at the cu- torn hue yesterday fur yuH-nuiwn with "4,tfl tmalirla of vslnut, vnlurd at 111.:'.). The ladlea of the W. C. T. U. witer- talned friend at tea yratnrday'aft T- noon at tho new quarter at Klvnth and Ilond alroeta- I 1 The rrdlgnatlun of MIm May Hmlth,1 teacher of tho Alderbrook aohoul, ha been Imnded In. Her auoceaaioT ho not tl Uen appointed. tlemen: W. C. I.iwa. Herman Wlao. r. H. Bovey, L. II. llurrough. O. C. The borkntlno Tarn O'Shontar clear- Fon, and F. H- tloddeii. The con ed at th cuatom hou yesterday fir' test on Saturday night will Ik- open to Hrui 1' ranclaco with 0:3,531 fin-t of lum- bir, loaded at the Kniipplon rnllla Hoalyn coal laata longer, ta cleaner an a maxe leu trouble with stove and p.ilnted by Juilge Oniy yentenlay to chimney flue than any other. Oeorgt'ailmlnuter the etat of the lato John W. Sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1I1L Hoalyn coal I tha beat and moat too nomlcal ooal for houaehold uaa tn torla. Try ti onoa and you will hav no other. Oeorg W. Banborn, Agent, Telephone 1S1L Lx Pollceman Ed. Flanlgan w dl- charged from cuat.xly at Tcrlland yc- trday wlwre he wa trlid on a chargo of larceny of JflO from one Win. Stew art. Thq trial Jury dlimgreed. Old Continental la a standard high grade Kentucky wUaky. Absolutely pure, and can be recommended to those, seeking a stimulant for medlcad and ra cial use. Bold by Aug. DaiUelaon, A torla, Oregon, . Counterfeit dollar and halve of par ticularly excellent niake and finish havo bocn turning up In coimldornblo num ber In tho lower Columbia river ooun- try. Tlvey ore nearly perfect tn size, I cure! the solo agency for Clatsop color and ring, but a trtrio light In1 ftnJ WaUinkum counties. . wight. It was at the pilots' olTloJ yesterday The ateamer Danubo which lia Just afternoon that & serious question was arrived at Victoria from Alaska riXUvi M ,0 lhe integrity of Captain brought down a heavy Dawson mall, Gregory of the Miunzanltn. It camo the Ilixt to nrrivo In om time. Up ftuout ln n oiscuwlon of the condition to tho tlmo of the raising of the block- of the inr PIie pt t)l0 pntB gtatlng ml. 11, rnllu'nu 41, nnlld l.n li'.t . ... .. , bo brought over tlie White Pass by dog team. Tho fine of . J500 imposed on the t t i ire tie o ouik iOin lasieur una oceii i-educed to 910. The vraael came away from Limerick without a till of health, but the captain declared that he could not spenk a word of Engllrih nnd left It to hla broker who failed to comply with the law. A Urge force of men aro engaged In constructing a telephone Una between Fort Canby and Ilwooo, which will give Fort Canby connection with the long dlst&noa acrvlce. The line will be used principally to report shipping, This i th first connection of this kind for Fort Canby with tha outside world. That all th path of goldaeeker do not lead to Alaska 1 nude manifest by r ll'J Morning Urn following rt'-m of new taknn frmn tin Went I'oBut Trado of Taeoma: "Captain lllgglna I cutlriiotlng a Htnuiiur at.hia i'liu on tho N.rrotva( et of TaoMiui, and prolan-) to luwd a company of rtpeotor who will leave this city thl tn to arh for old In the Island of Lur.on," Officer have benn InalalW-d In Amor Mge No. (, Knight nf I'yihlaa, follow. M. of W., Win. FlUg'-rald; C. C, W. U. MrCnk. y; V. C A. T. I'rakke; P., II. IS. Ncln; K. of n. mid 8.. 1. 11. IHount; M. at A Albert Nrkion: M. f F.. August tiamVUon, M. of I'.. I). T. I. O., I An- liTinii; O. (1., Uual KmUiin; trustee, !. Ikrgn.an. Tltr follow Ing n-al rnHte trunac lUx. were Bird with tli county r" Cird"f yu-rdi) : btut o( Orvf -m to J.tmHl J. 8tk; 12.1 ftrni of tide lun J In fctloiui 1! and 20. T N, II 1 W; fl. hliorlff to Hcth Krhnyrr, 1081 actfi In Mt-tlon T t N. It 10 W; 11 5:131. U. P. CilblMim. adinlrJMrator, to W. C Cnwll; oU 11.13 and II. tilotk H New Antorlui JooO. lloninu Jrome to W. C. CawK-ll; am irop w:y; t'-W. A ntw lxtn-piij0 weekly piHT Mill ahiirtlv ninki lu Inltlul unixunillce ' In Hoqulum, Washington, uihUt the iroirttomlil) of Mor. Well Orrcn, two of the moat pnu-rprlHtiig In tirlor journallata In tho male. Mr. iWi u for a aliort time connivied with the 1'aoiric J.iurnul and did much toward hr1n1nf that pupi-r up to 111 jrtnt high atanJurd. Ilia eiu-rgy I ami piiieriiriifcv rotiolrJ with tlini t I t.l. ....M.....H ...III .....l..t.Wl.tl. ..k.l i inn I'ftiliitl, nui (iiiuuHwimi w uardiil with aucci-w In Owlr new fl-ll. The A. F. C. champ! nahlp bowling rnm m,.t al th-lr native alley laet night and rolled four practice game, preparatory to tlwir coiiti with th Hnlem learn here S.iturduy night. An f X(Vent percentage, waa run up, the' iimi, u4 tliX u.ove tho averaire. The teum 1 wunpoae- of tho following gen-j ladle, Arthur Wilson, vice consul for Nor way and Sweden at IVrtland, was Sp It. HunMcil, who formerly raided in thla county but died at the tate tn iine aaylum laat April. The catnte Aa-Vniml't of 11300 in moivey repiaented by a certificate of depoalt in the Lndd ft Tillon bank, but aa the paper 1 I made out payable lo llunnen. the bank ha ivfued to deliver the money wlth- out regular admlivlntratlve proceedlnRii Jin court. Two brother and one alater, rvaldlng In Norway, are the only heir. An article known aa Soflllne ha Juat bMm ptuced upon the market here. When applied to ahoe It la positive ly guaranteed to render them water proof. Tho solution la of tho consis tency of syrup and one of It virtue la s.Ud to lie In Its ability to prolong the life of a ahoe to fully twice Its na tural period of wear. It la also ap plied to belting, lmrnet.s and all kind of leather good with equally good re sults, lVteraon ft Brown have Jual ao- uini 8IM! was ununiiiuiy rougn jesier- day ond would probably ountinue so for sovoral days. Captain Gregory then tint hlu font In It, v fleAlnrlnir thai . .. . ... . . ...... ... tne roil or me oar coum oo ncwa m this city. Those present at onoe agreed that the captain heard merely the rumblings of an inimitable Imagination, but the m outer of the Manganlta only reiterated Ms conlontlon. "You can say what you please, fellows," he de cored, "but I'll give It to you straight that as a general rule I can toll the condition of the bar wlvon I come dowa from- the houao in the morning, Just from the sound," and the captain wasn't "Joshing" either. Interost In Cape Nome among Ato rlana grow apace with each succeed ing batch of new from the north. It It now known that quite a number from thla city will swell the fortune-seeking inultltude Juat H n aa the aprlng acaaon 0Mi up. ICxteiialVi pma,ra. tl'Kia are bolng tniule by the O. ft. k N. to ahlp nupptlfM north from tlik port, 0. W. LouimWry, Ux company' local rcpr.nlutlve aftiM y:mimliy that ttm Clo'Tgo W, ICUlr would lave here about Muy 15. AlnaIy all tha calan aimre lii bwn ld nd hr facllltb for iecond-cluaa pnjinngfr urt about taken up. Ti KIW will le followed by the lluciierne about June 6 for tha aume pmce, biki ior will aoon li placed on ilo. The Il- j pnl(4i Will alto be pr-ad Into aervlce I na it fn-lgiiter and will probably k-ava: uliout the latter part of June or lirat of July. The boat will carry no frHght "n tlixdr own account and will thrf're tuke everytbln off.rel at thu (I'li'Kn, A moHt nt reailnif report touching on txp rt i t Dour to Olilne port" from the Northwest corn' fnm T.ico ma tn thu tho nature of tin Interview publlHhtd In the Vt t'ooat TradB In w hi.1i a gentlrniun who liaa made a atuily of the buln-Nt nwkea the lin norunf atatrmi-iU that ngurtti com- .U1 at Honk Kong ah w that fr the to clinch the matter aa well an furnlK.i lirat nine niontha of 1'A Oregon arid ig important particular. The Tek Wanlilnittun had ahlpped to that port Krain' article In a followa: r.7!M'i burrola, valuit at l.TM,WH. aa agalna' lurrel ai-nl from Call- fornla. valuiil at fl.lM.OU, an execaa In favcr of the northern aUU of ISO,- laul Mjhr aieomooat line, which win 7f& b.rr.l of flour, valued at IM2.265, ojerote In connection with the portage or &5 p'T ornt. Bieaklng of th alg- rillway, now In coure of construction nlfU'Aiice of thla h'w1ng Uie g-tfUl.- U-twcen the Ulg Eddy and Columbua. man oy: "The flgurv aro ormugh cn the L'ppr Columlaa. to ahow I In Inr a'l our Hour la muklng "Cuptain Jame Cochran, who Is act In the market of China.' It w nt lug aa port caplum for the Mohr corn long ago that Cjllf mrfa auppll,-d all pany, recently returtKl from the Kant, the flour that went from the Ia:l(lc wrnrr he purchoaod three seta of ma- coat to (hlna, but ht the UM few y;iua It ha fallen down, and Wal- Ingtoii and Oregon are gelling a heavy ahare of the bualneaa." i A party of oniclal of the Great N orthern railroad w?n In the city y tcrday, coming from I'ortlawl tn a pri vate car, and returning In the evening. The party waa computed of Francla 1). Clark, tenoral trafllc manager at Kl Tuul. J. W. niabon. Wiatern trafllc manager at -attU, Win. lUnVr, gen- eral ag'iit at Portland, ar.d W D. Ula - Un. who I cnnwttfd with tlve Eaal - ern bualneaa of the road. The gentle - nii were the gueet of Bamiiel El- more, whom they CAme U conault with reference to the il.lpment of ailmon from thla P-U. Mr. Clark and Mr.1 rimore are clone acqualntancett of ninny year. Thla wa tlve (lrt trip1 Mr nrw h ... !.. in. Aatorifl. To I nn AMorlan representative he atated that he waa much, aatonlahed at the thrlft and entenrlae apimnmt on every hand, explaining that he had rec lved P greawng your narnesa ana pro the Imprewlon oniehow that Astoria ' longing tho life of eame at least wa of much lew Importance a a "''X P cent. If you wish to aive omroenlul cetui-r. The g-ntlemu.n ex- Kreaalng your belu In your manu-l-r-iiK.'d much Burpriae at the vastn. fuctury, go to Pet-'inon & Brown, at and natural exccll.we of our harbor, Aatorla, and try a ooae of BoinUne on declaring that It wx a revelation to '""" and harnee. Those who him In every respect. hnve tried that scientific waterproof I leather preparation take no otli'-r. ..I..,.. e.,v ... i .. Adlres, PETERSOX & BROWN. torested lu an article publMud In the j San Francisco Call relative to the re cent death of Itev. Alfred T. Perktna. ! who waa about nr;cen year ngo pn- ; Moralist ore discussing the terrible tor of tho Eplaropal church tn AalorlA. ' lpM of nftf brought about ty the Trana w hlch wna the building now occupied . Vok1 war. Yet here life 1 aacrificed for by the Salvation Army. The artltle in purpose-for on hanewt principle. It qustlon, which 1 In tho nature of a ' worc bettor to preich against the need diHpatch from Alamedu, Cal., I aa fol- ' sacrifice of life. Thousands of Iowa: "Rev. Alfred T. Perkins, who? , peo,,i9 gUCcumb to ailment which death I announced to have taken place n)Knt nave choeked n the In New York Thursday, waa formerly ' beginning. Uyspepsia carries off more rector of Christ church In thla city. I pwpI tlul In r Ti,e I lev. Mr. Perkins came her,; from A- ' U4e or Hostetlar'a Stomach Bitter B-Kiateci nimavir in trie work of tne church. During hi irxumbency the some edifice at the corm-r of Clrand street and Santa Clara avenue was built. About eight Vars ago he re signed the pa-ttorate id wont to Chi cago, having become Interested lo an Invention for the piveervatlon of fruit In transit. The enterprise gave promise of success and he recently located In New York, where ha died suddenly on January 8. Rev. Mr. Per kins leave a wife and two daughters, one of whom was married a month ago In Sun Francisco." A representative, of the Morning As torian at Fort Caiiby oenda the follow lug Information concerning the straded lightship at McKlnsie Head: might state that no further effort amount to anything will be made to move her till a aultable boat Is pro cured for the purpose of placing her anchors further out Into the surf. They moved her about twenty feet Wednes day by mean of her steam winch and they expect to move her some today (Thursday) In the same manner, but K Is doubtful if they will bo able to budyre her owing to the lack of water even nt high tide, and her short cable. To nil outward appearances the ship ha suffered mo m.Uoritil damage, but notwithstanding, the vessel Is certainly undergoing a terriflo strain by being tossed about ln the suit for three or four hours enoh day. A hugo breaker will roll In upon her, raise her up a foot or more, and the receding waters will drop lwr Immense weight upon the solid bech again. If the contraotor ore fortunate enough in getting her off It will take several month to repair her properly and put her In a sea worthy condition. The calking has en tirely gone out of hor, some of her cop per sheathing Is torn off, her guard rail 1 smashed In, and she is leaking badly In places. Every additional day she Is tosd upon the beach will only serve to augment the damage." . It la easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than it la for a Chinaman to get through the need of an Idol. NEW BOAT LINE TO ASTORIA WILL TAP INLAND EMPIRE Steamboats to Ik liullt at Unce to l'ly lictweco Okanogan and This Cltv. A new enterprise of much profptlve Importance to Aitorla In Jut bi; n re ported Advloe rec4ved by the A tor l,i n till of a movement to eHtablWh a line of ateambouta U-tw.n Okanin gan ond thl city, tho further tat.m-nt being madu that Uie work of building the boat I already u;uler way. No further particular could be obtalneo lu night. An article, however, pub llahed In liut night' Ttb-gram, aeema "Iula I'aquct, the veteran tinboa builds, will mxm bgln cormtructlon woiU on a new aternwlnvl ateamer ta chlnery for atornwheet ateamer. The engine are non-cond.?nlng, hlgh-prea- ure ond are very powerful. Captain Cochran rofently purchaaed I the old ateamer Frederick I'-llIlngs from the Northrn I'adflc company, and has had her repaired ait I'aaco. The 13111- inaa will orobubly be uaed a a con- 1 tructlor. craft. The Billings will cper ate between Cellio and point above. ! "It la generally uipo-d that the Mohr Bteamboat Company will have line of boata from the mouth of the , Okanogan to the Columbus, ana from 'fi Big Eddy to Portland and Aalorta. , A gang of 200 men U working on th portace road at The Ia!U on the Co ' lumbla," 80LF1UNE. Bolflllne! Bolflllne! If you are alck mid tired of rubber, ' w hlch PT1 '"" wet or colJ- and wlh to aave continual re- f V0" ho; " 'ou wish to General Airenta, Astoria, Oregon- TRANSVAAL LOSS IN LIFE. would save many lives. Constipation mnv seem a little thlnar. but It lnvarl- ablv dliVei0Da mt0 something worav. and the longs- ft ia allowed to run, the harder It Is to cure. Tho Bitter cure Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia and biUousness, naturally and permanently, good for everybody. Crockery Bargains. It's Worth Your Coming Just to See. jGreatiiDfiriCuiIiiporlliiiTeaGo. Th. Frederikson PIANO TUNER INSTRUCTION ON CELLO AND VIOLIN Phone 2074. W. C. A. Pohl, coim COMER. . Undertaker, Embalmer and Funeral Director Caskets and Funeral Supplies constant ly on hand. Corner llth aud Duane Sts, Astoria, Ore J. A. Fastabend, General Contractor and Builder J, WHAT WE SAY WE'LL DO we DO DO Highly Satisfactory TO US.... Because Because TO OUR CUSTOMERS Because our low prices are money savers. Because our stock consists of good honest goods. It I Scow Bay 18th St. and Franklin At. X Huffschmidt & Lovell, Props i SE.II-STECl, MUXGAXESC and X rtlOSrnOR BKOSIC a Specialty IRON and BRASS CASTINGS Tbon 8431. Aatorla, Or. W. B. Edwards F.vcry variety of Rough and Pressed Lumber, Doors. Windows, Mouldings and Cedar Shingles. 1 1 Tf f r Common Slab, Bark, Fir, W U U U Hemlock, Alder.Pole Oak Office Sev enth Street Dock 44t4rtlt if W ll M S THE Palace Cafe i . w wmrriE, Pnpr. J; i Fuest Restaurant Xorti f Sal Frauds. V. OPEN DAY i AND NIGHT f. -Attentive Service, . First-ClaRS Cuisine, ! Frivate Kponis (or Ladies. 633 Commercial Street, Astoria, fl ft Ladies' Tailor. t tilts' Tailor. I. D. Coyer, I Merchant Tailor ! llp-to-Date I 171 Fourth St., MTL.l.D, OKE. Y. M. C. A. Build'g. t I I L LEBECK Carpenter anti Builder General Contractor "OUSE RA151NO M'. MOV" PECIALT j THE OUR CLEARANCE SALE Is satisfactory to our customers and to us. we sell lots of good a. it pleaeea our customers. Herman Wise RELIABLE MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTER HIS MOTHER'S BREAD E say wa always ao light and well baked. Well there 1 a knack ln mak ing IL But don't forget the kind of stove or range used make a difference. Els mother used a titar Estate Range mmm W. J. BCTJLLT, Agent, 431 Bond itreet ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. PORTLAND. Arrive. 00 a. m. Portland Union Iepot.U:i5 a.m. 7:00 p. m. for Astoria and Inter) 1:40 p.m. mediate point. ASTORIA. 7.45 a.m SV10 p.m. For Portland ft In-Ill :30 a.m. termedlate point 10:3 p.m. SEASIDE DIVISION. p. m.la. m. 5:00U:S3fLv 5:23 n:B5Ar Lin. 7:40 p.m. 4:00 3:31 1:10 1:30 ..Astoria.... Ar 11'...,.. Lv 7:20 (:52 5:5012:13:L,V 6:30 l:Q0Ar ... .Seaside LV 6:15 SPECIAIj SEASIDE SUNDAY TRAIN Leaves Astoria at 8:30 a. m.; arrive at Seaside 9:46 a. m. Passenger may return on any train shown on schedule on same date. ALL TRAINS to and from Seaside run ot Flavel and Hammond via Warren ton. - All trains make close connections at Goble with all Northern Paclflo trains to. and from the east or Sound points. At Portland with all trains leaving Union depot. At Astoria with I. R. ft N. Co.'s boa and rail line to and from Ilwaco and North Beach point. THROUGT TICKETS on sale at As toria for enxento. San Francisco, all Eastern and European points. City ticket offloe Astoria, S24 rvvmmer. Hal atreet. J. C. MATO. Oen'l Fr't and Pas. Agent. lillAhl. Dcnunl of s m-ens"tcl or 1BTnl' wn4 ulrtn trip to th Pari Kxpotitloa. VU fOM BHrrtad eipnnMld. should writ. th i-ATlI KCUlli. llaltlmor.IUi urn v . " LIGHTEST STORE TO SEE IN THE LARGE IT STOCK TO PICK FROM ly If 1 0H5) 0hJ) 0"s) H.F.Prael Transferee Telephone 23. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Good Snipped to Our Car Tv ill Receive Special Attention. No. B33 Duane St, Astoria, Or. W. J. COOK. MiT ft. TeL 113. These tiny Capsules are superior to Balsam ot LopajDa,-. Cubebs or Injections andtmu CURE IH 43 HOURSlT the sama diseases with out inconvenience. Spldiy all Drwnrittt. LEAVE PORTLAND AIUUVB OVERLAND EX PRESS, for Salem, HnuhlllV A-Klan 7:60 P.M.Sacramento, OKden,' t:00 JLJi. can Francisco, -mo- iave, Los Angelas, SI Pao, New Or leans and the East 1: A M Roaeburg passenger Via Woodbura, for Mount Ansel, 811 verton, Weat Bclo, Brownvtlle, Spring Held and Nation.... ;4:N P. U Dally except Sunday Dally except Sunday 30 A. M conrains passenger :B0 A. If Independence pass' t: A.M 4:W P. af Dally, tDallr except Sunday. Connecting at San Franolsco with Occi dental & Oriental, PacHlc Mall and Oce ania steamship line for JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA 1 HAWAII AND THE PHILIPPINES. Rebate tickets ba sale dally between Portland, Sacramento, nd San Francis co. Net rates 117 Drat-clua anil m - ond-class, lsi'lixilng ieeier. . Pa tea and ticket to Eastern point ana Europe, Also Japan, China. Honolulu, and Australia. Can be obtained from J. B. KIRKIAND. Ticket Agent. 134 Third at, R. KOEHLER. C. fif. MARKHAIC Muntrer1. o. F. A P. A. Through tickers fast for lowest rata. Call on C. J Trenchard, local a rent. Wr,a Fargo Cosuwiwa offlce. Aatona. WHITE COLLAR LINE Columbia River and Fut Bound Navi gation Company. Bailey Gatzert leave Astoria dallr, except Sunday, at 7 p. m. Leaves Portland dally except Sun day at T a. m. White Collar line ticket and O. ft. ft N. ticket interchauigeabl on Bailey Qatsert and Hamalov A. J. Tsyi-jr. A.s Aji. U. B. SCOTT. Telaehone UL Prastdeat O OCDEN&SMASXW J w S0UTD