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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1900)
! TUN MORNING AHJ'ORlAN. TUESDAY MAKCJl . '900. I OVERCOAT and 11 MACKINTOSH A n Hpcciiil inducement to reduce our jttoek jircvioiiH to Mpririf; nrrivalo wo will inilco a n ro rcducliun on tlio itlovo nobly good at Icmm than cost. C. H. Cooper The H i t . '(' ) r tV o5 it) ft rti) - in M TODAY'! WEATHER. l'llTI.ANf. Mniih .-Vitt.hlnHm, Orrutin ami Itliihu, ixdinliuml ruin to il uy . arounFtown. Mltrn JunIc) IIuiihiiii U null ill. J. fr U "Hie only" rratauranl. Whit M. P. CalliMfW l i'Vit from Kna ton. fit to Htliiirtnnn tf Portlutitl I In (h cHy. I'crry Trullliwr U In Portland this vrek. I'M. Cmttf ird spent Huiulity In Tort' land. t inol (.1 Htllrllls Hr Htllvl.t)' In Port ttltnl. K. A. Taylor ha re-iuml from Tillamook. A. W, lirummiutil of Pnttlftixl it it the Chrldrnt. Jirt Iliinnoii of Hllvrrlon U at the Ator liouno. J. II. Jolianimon u up from H lip yrnirriUy. W. T, OllloH of Hvrnwn lnt Pun Uy In Antorln. P, O. Calvin of llaaco apent Hun day In Astoria. J. C. Dnn-r, of Chinook, la In tlio city on biiHm-k. Mini Clnra IlurhatiAtt of l'ortlnml In vli.ii inn in Astoria. Pnntmnntcr V, N. Mrwrvn of Grays rlvrr In In th city. tvi Campbell of Kulrhnvrn, Vnl. Inn ion, l In tlic city. I. C. Krwimin of Portland prnl Huioluy In Astoria. Hlmon L. Hull of Ju kminvlllo na In I h city Hunduy. L. A. I.oumlii, prfKUIuiit of the I. H. & N.. In In the city. Wanted At once, bont-bulldrm at th yurd of It. M. leathers. Mr. and Mm. John U-mpke are In the city from Hvetmen. Mr. and Mm. E. W. Tallnnt have returned from Portland, Mm. C. M. Cutblrth hua returned from a Mull In Indiana, licit U-cont meal, Rising Bun rentau rant, Wi Commercial street. Ixlralile ofllea room for rent:Fla v.l brick. Inquire room 17. JclT'a it Mil taut; Urn lai.'vst and lw-i'.. A lilal vill convince yiu. Mr. and Mr, Auiruxt Krati spent Bumluy with frlomlH In Portland. Lieutenant W. A. lluthitl, U. 8. A., was up from Fort Stevens Sunday. MIms Jennie Ilulier, of Portland, ipcnt Sunday with MIh Jennlo Curtis. Mr, and Mn, H. O. Smith have re turned from Vancouver, Washington. John McMuhon died In this city yes terday afternoon about 4 o'clock, Attorney Charles J. Schnabel of Portland Is In the city on h'Kul busi ness. The Clarence 8. Ucmcnt, with a car do of grain for Europe, tressed out Sunday. Watson J. Hinder Ims been appoint ed assistant mall clerk by Postmaster McDonald. Joseph Slnnott. hug been appointed a spi'olal cUHtoins Inspector by Collec tor Fox. Clams, Be dox.; Smelt, 3o pound; veg etubles, fruit, milk, broad etc New Market, 400 Uuane Street, near Tenth, Cream Pure Rye. America's finest whiskey. The only pura foods; guar anteed rich and mellow. John I Carl ton, aole agent Adolph Johnson will leave today for San Francisco en route to Alaska, where he will be In the employ of the Aluska Packers Association. SALE Leading House of Astoria : tjifi j'i '4- ?' v ? 1 v t' .v 'v y ) The DrllUli l.nik Ilrlmont with uliiut for the t'lilfd KlnKdom, was tourd to Kumlny, Mrs. John Manti-n has r'rovrd from Iht Inix lllni'H and returned to ln-r homo ut SkiimnknwA, Captain John Urown, who has lie'-n (iilio III for fvi-r.il duys past, Is con VUlt'lH'lllg. Sheriff Mnvlllv reports tux collec tions up to Saturday nUht to the ex Ifiil of sotni'thlnir over elKht ihounanj dollars. W. W. Fni gi', of Sun Frum'lscu, wi In the city Sun lay lnltlnn Ills nephew Jiinii'S Fui.Ke, and Mr. I Ullnuin. of tha Til! he. The Coliimbl I'-ft for Sun Fran elm-it Sunlny, taklnx on a numlx-r of tons of shook and oysters at this port. CahrM Kalmun and Jacob ll ndrlk n, niitlves of IttiMHlii, were admitted to cltlxeiiNlilp bef r Jud(n Mcllrldu yesterday. Thn sieam srhooner Homer arrived In port from Kan Francisco yesterduy mornliitf and left up river Imme diately. Th "Nallonal," Commercial street, tH'tween Tenth and Eleventh, Is the only first clans all-night lunch house In Astoria. Tlio M ! Laura. Sallle and Louise Dray have returned from Portland, where they have bern lsltlna friends during the pust few days. The KtltUh bark Oulf Stream has arrived down from Portland. She Will lake on a lurge portion of her ruro at once at one of the local dock. Axel Asuksun, who was convicted by a Jury on Saturday of larceny from a dwelling, wus sentenced to the slnto peniietiiiary yesieruay oy juuxe Millrhle for a term of four years. Itosln coal Is the best ana most eco nomical coal for household use In As toria. Try It once and you will have no other. Cicorge W. Sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1311. Miss Helle Trulllnger went to Cali fornia on the Columbia Sunday morn ing, on a protracted visit. It Is un derst'Mid that lla Trulllnger will re new her art studies In the South. Old Continental ia a standard high grade Kentucky whisky. Absolutely pare, and can Ym recommended to those seeking a stimulant for medical and eo olal use. Bold by Aug. Danlelaon, A terla, Oregon. Dr. Jay Tuttle has removed his office one block vest on Commercial street to the oillce rooms recently occupied by Dr. M. M. Walker; entrance next door west of John Halm's shoe store. In the circuit court yesterday orders worn, handed down as follow: "Vard & Stokes Company vs. James Fox et al, default and decree. W'. McKensle vs. J. H. D. Gray ct al, order for con firmation of sale. The secret of good living lies In wholesome and well-cooked food. When a restaurant has established a reputa tion along this lino It Is the place to patronUe. The Model has this reputa tion. Near Foard & Stokes. out a distance of about. 800 feet, chiefly through the efforts of the life-saving crew at the I'mpnua station. It has also been reported that the schooner Is leaking badly as a result of the ac cident. He good to yourself and good to your friends. When you treat a friend to whiskey, give him the best. Harper whiskey Is the beverage for your friends and for you. Sold by Foard & Stokes Company, Astoria, Oregon. It Is reported that T. 8. Townsenrt, the proprietor of the Astoria creamery, Is erecting a new building for cream ery purposes at McMlnnvllle. It Is understood that the McMlnnvllle creamery will be started during the early part of the summer. The Saint Irene has illed her clear ance papers with the customs house In this city and will probably leave cut some tlmo today. Her cargo, which consists entirely of Hour, Is booked for at least a dozen points In the Orient, all the way from Manila to Hong Kong. The Florence West says that It. Is estimated that there are about two million feet of logs hung up along the river between Meadow and Maplcton. There Is tne large pile n-ar Tilton rwk, another near W, Wells' place and a third b'dow the mouth of Thomp son creek. The log are not Jammed acroxs th.j channel but piled up on the bank. A crew left for Han Frandsco on the Columbia Sunday morning for the pur p. mo i.fbrlnglng to this port the Amer ican bark Carrie II. Morse, which will bn used this season by the Alaska FIhormen' Packing Co. In their can nery operations during the coming sea son, Letters for the following person H' maln uiicallud for at the Astoria post oftlce: fCrnst Jlarnes, Lulu CJontales, Christ Jensen, Harry Mmley, Ilannls Muhin '3), Sarah Moore, Arthur Pe steron, W. J. Snyder, L. O. Wler, For elgn -Cornelius Theodora Albrecht, P. Olelo, Annlo llendrlckson, Oustav A. Mahler, The funeral of Mrs. Almlra P. Ray mond, who died at Portlund lost Sat urday, wus held at Wurrenton yester day afternoon. The services were con ducted by the Ilev Mr. Haley of the Wurrenton Methodist church, at th grave. Mrs, Raymond was 81 years of uge, and was one of the oldest iilon'.ers In the state of Oregon. Me morlul sei-vl'es will be held at the Methodist church In Warrenton on Sunday next. It Is report-d that a lumber schoon er Is aohoro at THIumook and that port, Is lolng Its utmost to gel her a float. The nume of the vesnel Is not known nor could It b learned instil. Captain J. Ii. llltchlns, from which th Information concerning t he accident Is I reived, stales that the vessel went ashore on Thursday but h dues nut know whether or not s the stviitner Harrison, which Is at that has yet been drawn buck Into the main rlmnm-l. licit Sale, an cmplo) ut the Dane saw. mill at Seaside, was budly Injured yenierday sad Is now In this city re ceiving medical treatment from Vr. Hcndi-rsm. Sale mbs at work at the foot f the log shoot and drove an axe Into his right leg Immediately be low the xnee, cutting deeply Into the hone. Sale has been most unfortunate of late. Only a few weeks ago he sus tained very severe Injuries by falling aKulnst a saw which lucerated his right arm quite badly. Through '.he hands of a friend In this city, the Astmlun was yesterduy the recipient of a tjuantlty of the largest and most lucious naval orange ever seen In Astoria, from the ranch of a well-known former resident, Mr. Geo. Foster, now living near Los Angeles, California. It may please Mr. Foster's fri-nds to know that the oranges were accompanied with the explanation that they were a fair sample, of some 2,(W0 Imixci produced on Mr. Foster' place this season. Captain J. B. Hutchlns, of Tilla mook, Is In the city for the purpose of iukinir the steamer Hazel to the I'mp. qua district. The Hazel was recently purchnsed by W. P. Reed from the Freese lirothers odf Pirtlund. She was built by the Supple company at Port land at a cost of 12500. For the past year or more the Hazel has been en gaged In the fish business un the up per Columbia. Mr. Reed, It Is under stood, will operate lu r as a tender for the creameries In the vicinity of Tilla mook. Rev. Henry Marcotte will deliver a lecture at the Presbyterian church this (Tuesday) evening, beginning at 8 o'clock sharp, on Tennlson: the man and poet. Admission free. In connec tion with the lecture the following musical program will be rendered: Or gan solo, Mrs. II. C. Thompson; vocal trio, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ross, Miss Reba IK'bson; vocal solo, Mrs. J. T. Ross. At the conclusion of the lecture and musli-al entertainment, a recep tion and social session will be held. In which all present will be Invited to pnrtldpate. The Astorlun has been lequested by a well-known citizen to call attention to the flagrant violation constantly go ing on of the law for the protection of song birds, by half-grown boy and Chinamen In this city. This gentle man say It Is a common occurence to see Chinamen coming over the hills with guns on their shoulders and ex hibiting large strings of robbtns, mea dow larks and other birds now In the nesting season. He thinks It It were generally known that the law Imposes a penalty of $5 for every bird killed, one-half of the fine going to the In former, that the slaughter of these little Innocents would soon ceaBe, Every good citizen Bhould consider himself a nubile officer to the extent of doing what lie can to bring these offenders to deserved punishment. The laughable comedy of complica tions "Who Is Who," with Tusey and St. John In the leading roles, will ap pear at Flshor'a opera house Friday evening. Among the farce comedy organizations this company Is looked upon as one of the very bcBt travel ing, The cast discloses the names of many of the leading lights In the vau- dlvllle ranks. Great care has been given the scenic equipment and the costuming, which Is pronounced unus ually elaborate. The company engag ed to clear up the mystery of "Who Is Who" comprises many of the "top lin ers" of the vaudlville stage, among whom are Eva Tanguay, Sophia Webb, Katherlne Weston, the Whiting Sis ters, Metta and Katherlne Miller, Sa die Whltsomb, Georgia Tompkins, Louis Gould. Pusey and St. John, Jaa. Cherry, Harry N. Welch, Chas. E. Adam and Arthur Roach. Reserved seat sale opens Thursday morning at Griflln & Reed's. Pears' It is a wonderful soap that takes hold quick and docs no harm. No harm 1 It leaves the skin soft like a baby's; no alkali in it, nothing but soap. The harm is done by auZll Still more harm is rlone by not washing. So, bad soap is better than none. t What is bad soap? Im perfectly made; tne fat and alkali not well bal anced or not combined. What is good soap? Pears'. MlMrttof tiurtiKllit.fipccUlly druggiU; ll Hiru el pcuptt utc It. GUARD AGAINST BUBONIC PLAGUE Recommendations Made to City Council Last Nigbt. BATCH OF ROUTINE BUSINESS Important Street Improvements Or dered to Ik Made On Commercial Street and Taylor Avenue. There Is little question that the city council wlli soon make provisions for measures Intended to prevent the appearance of the bubonic plugue In this city. At the meeting of the coun last night Dr. August Kinney made a statement to the members to the effect that Inasmuch as Astoria 1 constantly visited by steamers from the Orient and southwestern ports Infected with the plague in various form, that action should be taken to Insure Astoria from all possibility of It gain ing a foothold In Its midst. The doc tor slated that In his opinion there was great danger of the plugue Infecting Astoria, as well aa other ports of en try on the Pacllic coast. Nearly every vessel coming here,' said he, leaves from a !ort in which the plague Is known to exist. It Is In South Africa, Manila, Formosa, and many other im portant points In the Southern coun try, and the report come from many of these points to the effect that deaths are occurring at the rate of in the neighborhood of one hundred a day. "We learn through medical statis tics," said the doctor, "that the plague Is spreading from port to port, and I am fully satisfied that there Is great danger of the disease getting a foot hold In Astoria. While It is not gen erally known. It Is a fact that the I'nited States government is paying money In bounties for rats In Manila. In Kobe, Hong Kong and other Orien tal ports a bounty of 24 cents per head is now being paid. Government offi cial at Washington have become con vinced of the danger of the disease among the American troops and are doing their utmost to crush out every possibility of the further spreading of the plague." Dr. Kinney stated that, in his opin ion, It would be much better for the city authorities to take action to pre vent any possibility of the disease getting started in Astoria, as it would be a most difficult matter to stamp it out after It had become thoroughly seated. The council decided to refer the matter to the board of health, and It Is expected that a report will be made within the next few day. A resolution was parsed for the Im provement of Seventh Btreet between Rond and Astor. A resolution for the Improvement of Commercial street be tween Eighth and Tenth streets also met with favorable uctlon. Petitions for retail liquor licenses from Peter Densel and August Erlck son were referred to the proper com mittee. A representative of Beaver lodge, I. O. O. F submitted a proposition for the purchase of the unsold portion of block 50 In the Clatsop city ceme tery for use by the order for burial purposes. The lodge offered to pay the sum of $900 for the tract and the prop position was favorably acted upon. The police committee recommended that a retail liquor license be granted to Kenney & Grlbler, an action was taken accordingly. Payment of the following claims was recommended: William Miller. $8.00. West Shore Mills, $375. Clatsop Mill, $10.32. Street superintendent, $60. George Voss, $2.75. E. McFarlan, $5.50. Foard & Stokes, 60 cents. The following report was submitted by City Attorney Smith: 'In reference to the tender made by Charles Barber In full for assessments and coats against .lots 8, 5, 6 and 7 In block 110, I beg to report that the same should not be accepted, for the reason that the tender made does not Include sufficient to pay the assessment and legal cost and charge against said lots." Upon the recommendation of the ways and means committee the re port wa adopted. An ordinance for the Improvement of the Taylor avenue crossing wa passed under a suspension of the rules. It was ordered that the contractor be al lowed thirty days In which to com plete the work, after which a penalty of $5 per day will be Imposed should the Improvement not be completed within the time provided by the ordi nance. A resolution wa passed to the effect that the street committee negotiate with the West Shore Mill Co., to furnUh light during the coming year. BIBEUIAN EXILING TO EE PRO HIBITED. The thought of exiled Russian crim inals clanging their way over the snows of the Siberian plain to a life of terrible desolation. Is one of horror. It Is now rumored that the barbarous custom la to be abolished, and that Siberia, which Is really a fertile coun try, Is to be cultlvaU-d. This new will be welcomed a Joyfully by the far away convict as Is the fact by exiles of nealth, that HostetU-r's Stom ach Bitters cures dysp'.-psia. Other o culled remedle claim to cure. That Is all. The Eitter not only claim to cure, but ha done so for fifty years. It cures Indigestion, constipation, bil iousness, malaria, fever irl ague, liver end kidney troubles, it is the best i.-.edlclne in the world for thiis time of the year. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. Total Number of Name on the Roll to Date. Astorit Pr?cinct No. 1 SS Astoria Pr.!.lnet No. 2 10'i Astoria Precinct No. 3 M Astoria Precinct No. 4 124 Astoiiit I'r-elnet No. 5 127 Astoria Precinct No. S 6$ Astoria Precinct No. 7 55 John Day Precinct 18 Svensen 13 Walluskl 17 New Astoria 80 Warrenton 16 Clatsop 18 Seaside ti Melville 7 Chadwell 22 Youngs River 9 Young River 10 Knapi a 27 Clifton CO West port 3 Vespar 3 Jfwell 8 Mlshawaka 8 KlBie i Push 4 Total to date 1020 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. United States to Axel Isakson, north east quarter of section 32, T 6 N, R 7 W; patent. Knut A. O. Lenaus to the Willam ette Pulp and Paper Company, 160 acres In section 18. T 6 N. R S W; $500. Joanna Hobson and husband to A. J. Hill, lot 1, block 4, Warrenton, lot 5 and 6, block. 32, Dement' Astoria; $100. FUNERAL NOTICE! The members of Astoria Aerie, No. 17, Fraternal Order of Eagles, are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother, John McMahon, from Pohl's undertaker's parlors, at the hour of 1:30 p. m., Wednesday, March 7th. 1900. MILLARD F. HARDESTT, President. 0 FISHER'S PERA HOUSE I E. SELIG, Lessee and Mgr. FRIDAY, MAR. 9 The Great 'hlte Czar of all Fun Shows Third and Best Edition of that rapid, roaring and rollicking farce, Who Is Who Introducing those comlt fellows CHAS. BERT Pusey and St. John And an excellent company of twenty five high class artists. Catchiest and Brightest Specialties. The Newest Things in Musical Farce. ELABORATE SCENERY BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES PRICES Reserved seats, 75c; gallery, 50c. Seat sale opens Thursday morn ing at Griffin & Reed's. Best Boat Specially Prepared fcr Fishing Boats Durability Guaranteed FISHER BROS. Hammond's Coin Special Breakfast Bacon Hammond's Calumet Breakfast Bacon Hammond's Salt Bacon and Hams Boiled Ham, Groceriee, etc., etc. A. V. ALLEN Tenth and Commercial Streets KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pacific Brewery, of which f Bottled beer for family use or keg Mr. John Kopp i prorietor, makes be r I beer (applied at any time, delivery in (or domes' ic and export trade, I the city free. florth Pacific Brewery Colombia Eleetrie & Repair Go Successor tr COLUMBIA IRON WORKS Blacksmiths BoilerMakers Machinists Logging Engine Foundrymen Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specially Sole Manufacturers of the Unsurpassed ... " Harrison Secton" Propellor Wheel ... Contractors for Electric Lights and Power Plants. W. F. SCHEIBE, a A hill line tt Plpw. Tabacc. aad 5awkcr' Article. 474 Commercial Bt ...The Esmond Hotel... PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS. Kuropan p'a,5oc in l.Wp?r dv. American pla, $1.00 to i00 per dy. M. a onrunATinAJ jnnjjvujunnnnrunnru innjiruvinjiuuiuvuuxruuviru. W mTPl . n PORTLAND, OR. The Only Plrst-Class Hotel In Portland . wnnnruvmn. ivvnnininjiitruvuvinrinrinnni We Rent New Typewriters WEDDING CARDS H!HB!EiMLs W. G. SMITH & CO., vtsIT1g Cftgps ENGRAVERS BUSINESS CARDS 22 and 23 Washington Bnildintr, r-nnnrn m nrr otniiTrftc 4th Washington 8t?'e,r urrcn runic rniaiEU VISITING CARDS Pacific Navigation Company Stcamers-"R. P. Elmore," "W. H. Harrison" Only line Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, llobsonville. Connecting at Astoria with theOreeon RailroaJ k Navigation Go. and also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. for San Fraucisco, Portland and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply j Samie1 Elmore & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA, ORE. COHN A CO., Agents, Oregon Railroad k Navipntion Co., TILLAMOOfc Ore. A. 4 C. R. R. Co. PORTLAND. Ore. MANHOOD RESTORED armer ...irrra all tne Horrors or impowncr. i i-n.!.ciauaiuuiiVM, u ocrwrib HiHritn kklneysand theurlnary orransoi ail knpunli.a, The reason sufTeren are not cure by iorior is becauiw ninety pey cent ar Irtxioici ui'tt Prostatitis. CCPIDKtfElttneoiiljkknown remedy to cure without an operation. fc.oiMi'ji ais. A written ruamntee given and money returned If an boxes does jun eilocl a penuauut w fi .00 a box, all fur .UU, by mall. bnd for ra a circular and testimonials, Address PA VOL HKDICIJf K C P. O. Box UTi. Ban Francisco, fbj. Jbrftrfaft Bold by CHJLRLE3 ROGF.r.3. Paint IN THE ...MARKET Loggers' ScrpHes Kept in Stock Built and Repaired nulacturer of the Always Reliable. "La Belle Astoria" Clear Scheme's Opera Star Scheie's Special And Othar Brandt OSCAR ANDERSON, MaBager- J. C. PENDEGA:W, Chief Cler PORTLAND Many new improvements added. See our latest No. 2. Smith Premier Typewriter New Art Catalogue Free . . . L M. 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