The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 21, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.TUB MOUNIKO AHfORUN. .lliHUUl. JtttK IJ. .1900. KNOX HATS The Latest Summer BlochSui C. H.COOPER Sole Atfent for Atstorla. TODAT'8 WRATHER. rnTI.ANI, Jim !I.-Or'i. nhnw. r mi.t nnu h rmlr In KiItii pnr Hon. Wanhlnirton, nhowrni In lh wt ml Ihuml'-riitiirni In ! atrn ix'r tlun; much XMilr In aaurn portion lo 1ay. All contrucU for ndvertniiu In tlx Antoiiun wre nuiJc on u Riiar. ntu of clrculntloit four time larger than that of any riipr published or circulated in Out nop count)'! AROUND TOWN. Frnh butlvrmllk al Hi Parlor. n. r. Van, of Mlt. la In town. Jlurc for lain at Qatton't alabl. II. K. CroM. of Oregon Cltjr. U In (own. Lavrtiu rrulnih, ol Alma, Wi, In town. John Tlmimll, of TlllamuoSc. lit In ih city. II. H. P irm cam over from Knnpp ton yt (Unlay, 9. Hutu, of Ilwnco, waa In the city yvnurdny, ' C. I TagKit(, of Iloallon, waa In lh city ymtcrdny. C. B. ftonr cam ovr from Oyatrr vlll yratvrtlay. . F. IJ. Hiwdxr, of Hauvlea, waa In Aa torla yvatvnlay. Ella Maroh. of Uult, waa In A torla vnatorJay. O. 0. MoOowan, of Warrendam, waa In town yratprJay. Omtrir Y. Eautrrbrook, of OcranalJe, la at the Occident. Ilobrrt Uurch came down from Ska- mokawa yvilorJay. Wm, Bmlih, of Long Doacli. waa In tho city yvalcrdoy. M. Goodman, from North Dakota, waa In tho city yurJay. Chaa. Davenport, of Fort Stevena, wnt In town yraterday. J. R. Buh, of Cathlamat, waa at the Parker Houao yeaterday. F. I. Dunbar, iw.reiary of atate, came down from Sulem lant night. Mr. anj Mn. II. W. Smith, of Chi nook, are at the Parker houao. , Hot 15-cent meal, Rlalng Sun Ren- taurant, 611 Commercial atreet. Jeffs restaurant the largoit and beat. A trlul will convince you. For rent 7-room houao, nicely fur nlHlu'd. Apply at 038 Exchange atrvet. Sweet cream at the Tarlor, 10 ccnta a pint; Just what you want for hor net. A good meal can ba had at all hour, at th Jewell boarding houa. 72 Commercial atreet. Itoslyn coal Inat longer, I cleaner and makea less troublo with atovca and chimney flue than any other. Oeorge W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone 1311. BEST 15-CENT MEAL; RISING SUN RESTAURANT. MIIIIIHHI EflMAP.T PU I S mm miwi w . m The Best and Safest! i Family Medicine f FOR ALL Bilions and Nervoos Disorders C Sick Headache, Constipation, Weak Stomach, Impaired Dl-t f gestlon, Disordered Liver and J Female Ailments. IT he World's Medicine i Annual Salt Biceadt 6,000,000 Boiet, 10 etnla and 28 ctnti, at all drug ttorat. Bpecham't Pllli hare the largoit tale of any Proprietary Mwlielne In tho world, and Iblt bu Ua achieved Without the publication of testimonials ?lllHUIIHUHlwll tl Hi F. M. IliiiUon, of Marshland, I at the Parker houac. W. O. Il.iyne raine up from Fort file vmi yi-atprday afternoon. V. II. l:rumnr, of 8attle, waa at the I'nrk'T lloue yi-aterday, Cleorge A. I'iavls, of Ban Francisco, waa at the Occld-nt yettirday, (.'. E (Irlllllln, of Run FranclMco, came dnwn from Portland tact night. Mr. and Mrt. H. Lamph-ar. of Port land, wrre on the train down Inat nlRlit. For Rent Nicely furiilotird room. N, Ii conirr of Fourth and Commer cial ttrceti. Mrt. Rev. V. II. Jordun, of Ray C n-ti-r, came dunn from Portland on the train lut night. , Mr. and Mrt. Peter Miller. Charlea N. Welch and S. Ili-naon, of Portland, are Mopi'liiK at the Occident. A ainall place at Clottop for aal or rent. Hultntilv for chicken ranch.Ap ply to A. Tagff, Parlor Candy Store. The Columbia Electrical & It air Company' plant wa told yetterday to II. 8. Caution A Co., of Portland. Flrnt pnpur were granted yetterday to W. P. O'Hrlen and J. J. Leonard, both former mbject of Queen Victo ria. The r.rlilnh ahip Argun, Captain Hun ter, lth wheat for Queenatown. ar rived dMn from Portland at 6:30 p. m. yetterday. Hun. M. v. Ovorge, of Portland, re rviilly re-electtd circuit Judge, I at the Occident, on hi way to Ilwnco and North Reach. Cream Pur Rye. Amerlca'a flnrat whlfky. The only pur good; guar anteed rich and mellow. John L. Carl on, nie agent- Hereafter the Rotton Restaurant will be open from 5 a. m. until 1 a, m. It I a flrtt-cla place for after thea ter supper partle. ' ' Remember we guarantee our Ice cream to contain nothing but cream and ugar and flavor. It Is fifteen cent per pint at the Parlor. There are not a few old-line demo crat In the city who are predicting that the republican national standard bearer will be Rooeevelt and Dolllver. The ladle of the M. E. church will glv a tea at the parsonage, corner of Ninth and Exchange atreet, on Friday, from 2 to S p. m. All are In vited. Deputy Flh Commlsaloners Lough ery of Oregon and Dutta of Washing ton liMUed 200 Individual license on their recent trip over the seining rounds. Rogtyn cool I the best and most eco nomical coal for household use In As toria. Try It once and you will have no other. George W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone 131L Jotoph Brier, who wa In charge of the fibbing boat found overturned in the river on Tuesday morning, has not been heard of, so it Is evident that he and his puller must have been drowned. James C. Rcwley, of Tillamook, ap peared before Judge Gray yetterday with an application for letters of ad ministration of the -estate of his broth er, Frank M. Bewley, recently de ceased. C. fi. Hanthorn. E. E. Williams. E. M. T'OAonthal and family, M. O. Hall, J. B, Stublm, 8. H. Cawston, C. B. Whltaktr and family and Thos, G. Greene, nil of Portland, were at the Occident yesterday. NOTICE. All persons having rooms to spare for the accommodation of 4th of July visitors are hereby requested to send their names, address, number of beds and prlco for anmc to ALRER.T DUNBAR, Beoretary. The Portland pnpers report consid erable agitation In that city over the prospect of a visitation of the plagu, now that the California quarantine Is off. It really looks as though Portland Is about to wnkc up. To those who drink whiskey for pleasure: Harper' Whiskey add tost to existence. To those who drink whiskey for health's sake, Harper: Whiskey makes life worth living. Sold by Foard & Stokes Co., Astoria, Pears' Its least virtue is that it lasts so, Soap is for comfort; the clean are comfortable. Eggert and William Nagl ..nd Henry TlilerM'in, of Washougal, are at the Parker Hut, A movement 1 on toH to have all thj tor- and buslnest place In the city clj on th Fourth. On account of the continued rain and occaiilonul heavy hower, accompan ied by blunt-ring neither, yesterday, tnuny llwhernien did not go out. At TrMi:otr packing houxe the Intake wa reported a th pooreat for the sea son. Ij I n''W believed that tho body teen (touting In the river below Kin ney' cannery on Katurduy lt wa 1 1 wit of Fred Anderson, a cooper In the employ of the North Pacific Hrew- eiy, who h been mUiilng nearly Mine a. O. H'Mey, Mr. and Mr. J. 8. Cathblen, Wm. Ball!, P. O. Wilson, Arthur fnilth, F. M. Hmlth, Il-nry htoukmun, Arthur Kewln, M. Dcvol, Ella Will and Frank J. Richard, all of Porllund, were at the Parker House ytMcrduy. Article have been signed for a fif teen round boxing conu-Mt between Jnk Hill, of Portland, and June Luihcr, a private at Fort Steven. The content will take place at Erlck- .p' hall on the evening of July tth, the wlna'T to take everything. Hill I now In training In thl city. I II A . 1 Died, June 19. of paralysis. Mr. Pkibbe. wife of ('apt Max Sklbbe. of the Eclipse. The funeral service will be held at the captain' residence en Eleventh struct at 12:39 p. m. tomor row, that the remain may be con veyed to the dock In time for the afternoon steamer to Greenwood. Our officials hero have received a no tification from the treasury department at Washington, to the effect that a con tract has oven made with the St. Mary' hospital at Aatxla, which la to furnish quarter, subsistence, nursing and medl.iue at one dollar per day, to teamen entitled to relief from the treasury department. Rusco 4 Holland'a minstrels drew a falr-slsed audience at Fisher' opera house last night The performance was along th familiar line of minstrelsy, but there wa a good array of talent and the audience, aa a whole, .was well pleased. Some of the musical features posies exceptional merit, and the acrobatic featurea are above the av erage. Sailor are a scarce article In all the ports on the Pacific coast, but In spite of this fact, ships loading at Tacoma according to the Ledger of that city. are getting away on time. San Fran Cisco and Portland are not so fortu nate, however, aa In the first-named city a whole fleet of sailing ship has been delayed for more than a week be' cause of a lack of men. That Tacoma ha no men to spare, however, was evidenced when Dove Evans, the ship ping master, went to the police court to get hold of a sailor, the Ledger con tinue. The mariner accused a long shoreman of stealing his watch and both men spent Sunday In Jail. After the snllor had talked to Pave, he was not sure that the longshoreman had taken the timepiece, and the case was dismissed. The Ink waa not dry on the court docket when Dave had the sailor In tow, and started for Old Town to go on board the German ship Llsbeth. loaded with lumber for Lon don. The steamship Manauense, which, since coming out from England during the Klondike ruwh, staggering under a cargo that was two-thirds whisky, has given more Items of news to the coast papers than any other vessel In these waters, la again In trouble. This time Bhe has been loading coal at Lady smith, for St. Michael, and has been fined $400 for leaving Vancouver with out clearance papers, rays the Ta coma Ledger. A British steamer leav ing a British port must have an en gineer holding British papers. The engineer of the Manauense was dis charged at San Francisco and an American took his pUe. The discharg ed engineer wrote to Vancouver that the steamer was not complying with the law In that respect, so the ship was held by the customs officers, un til nn engineer who is a British subject could be found. An engineer who was formerly on the Empress of Japan was Anally found and then the ship left, but minus H00 of the owners' money. Since coming to the Pacific the Man auense has been the subject of law suits over repairs; then come the dls nppearonce of her master, which creat ed a lot of talk, and Anally she come bcforn the publlo when she was sent to Manila with American troops and nil but foundered on the way. TO THE PUBLIC. We are closing up our business, and Belling out stock. Any parties desiring to purchase goods can obtain bargains nt cost. HUGHES & CO. June 20, 1900. AHTORIA'B COMMERCE AIDED. Privilege of Immediate Transportation of Dutiable Goods Granted. A circular entitled. "Privilege of Im mediate Transportation of Dutiable Good under the act of June it, W0, extended to Attorla, Oregon," ha been wived at the custom house. It read a follow: TIIEAHURY DEPARTMENT, June 11, I'M. To the Officer of th Custom and Other Concerned: The appended act of congress, approved June 6, liM), extending privilege of Immediate trans portation of dutlablo goods to Attorla, Oregon, I published for the Informa tion of all concerned. O. U BPAULDINO, Assistant Secretary. The act referred to Is as follows: An act fo extend the privilege of Immediate transportation of dutiable K'xei to tho port of Asiorla, Oregon. He It enacted by the senate and house of representative of the United Mate of America In Congress assembled, That tho prlvilexe of Immediate trans portation of dutiable goods. In accord ance with the provision of nn art en titled, "An Act to amend the statute In relation to the Immediate transpor tation of dutiable mod, and for other purptws," approval June 10, ihSO, and the amendment thereto, be, and the nme Is herby extended to the Port of Aatorla, Oregon. Approved, June S, 1940. LIFE GRADUALLY LENGTHENING. lucent statistic prove that the aver age health and length of life of human be In if s have grown stronger and longer wlih the year. In the fifteenth cen tury, there wa not to be found a man or woman over ilxty years of age. It It clearly demonstrated that the change for the belter ha been brought about by niojcrn Idea and methods. One of the agent which ha betn most In strumental In preserving life I Hoxtet ter' Stomach Bitter. Thousands have died from stomach and dig stive disor der, who might have survived had they resorted to the Hitters. It Is tho greatest of known tonics for stomach j p.nd digestive organs. It cure dys- j p-psla. Indigestion and constipation, j and has done so for the past fifty yeira. There Is nothing to eo,ual t. " REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. State of Oregon to A- C. Anderson- lot of section 31, township 6 north, ran pre 8 west, 40 acres; $100. United State to Levi R. Foss the southeast quarter of section IS, town ship 6 north, range 7 west. 160 acres. Levi R. Foss to A. M. Holier south west quarter of section 13, township f north, range 7 west, 160 acres; $750. John Chltwood, administrator, to P. N. Kearney undivided quarter of lot 1, block 61, Port of Upper Astoria, Adair's; ITS. Sheriff to P. N. Kearney lot 8 of block 7, McClure Astoria; $543. L. H. Hubbard et aL to P. N. Kearney the north 125 feet of lot 1 In block 113. Shlvely's; S1.S00. CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. The following caae were acted upon In the circuit court yesterday: J. E. Hlgglns va. Mary Morgan ct al settled and dismissed. M. D. Staples vs. M. M. Balsam et al default and decree of foreclosure. McGregor & Normile vs. George Tay lormotion for new trial set for argu ment Tuesday, June 24. State Land Board vs. G. Wlngate et al -settled and dismissed. Peninsular Land & Trust Company vs. Kllxabeth E. Miller et al order for confirmation of sale. McINNES CALLED DOWN. Lieutenant-Governor of British Colum bia Asked to Resign. OTTAWA. Ont, June 20.-At Tues day' meeting of the cabinet the posi tion of the lieutenant-governor of Bri tish Columbia was up for consideration. Lieutenant-Governor Mcjnne has had four governments In two years. Two of them were dismissed. One with a ma jority at Its back, and the other he re fused to permit the legislature to meet In order to see where It stood. A solid vote of the legislature was recorded against the selection of Mr. Martin as premier, yet Lieutenant- Governor Mclnnes refused to obey this vote and called upon him to form an administration, and afterward dissolved the legislature to permit Mr. Martin to appeal to the province. The result waa that Mr. Martin met with an over whelming defeat, and now 25 of those who were elected, out of a bouse of 3S members, have passed a resolution asking for the dismissal of the lieuten ant-governor. The result of today s meeting was the request for Mr. Mc lnnes to resign. If he does not then hsWlll b dismissed from offloe. In th house of commons Sir Charles Tupper moved an amendment that Im mediate representation should be given to tho Yukon territory In the house of commons as demanded by the people of that district. The resolution was de feated by a vote of 36 to 72. Sir Wil fred Laurler contending that there should be a delay until after the census shall be taken next year. CONFERENCE ON THE STRIKE. Governor Stephens Meets the St. Louis Authorities to Discuss the Situation. CHICAGO, June 20. A special to the Tribune from St. Louis says: Governor Stephens arrived In St. Louis last night and held a conference at the Planter's Hotel with the local authorities, to consider the status of the strike situation. Chief of Police Campbell, the police commissioners and all captains of police were summoned before the governor to report on the progress made In quelling the disorder. The governor's decision has not yet been made public. If he concludes that peace has been restored In the city he Good Quality Low Prices ll Oar Tea, Coffee, Bplcca Hnlom premium flae oar customer Come Just to se Gr! Aseriai hmu h Ci. t"l Commercial Street, Astoria. will authorize the retirement of the IKe. If the citizens' delegation, which also waited upon the governor, con vince him that the situation threat ens continued anarchy, he may be pre vailed upon to call out the militia. WHEAT GOING UP. Drought and Excessive Heat Marked Advance. Cause CHICAGO, June 20. Drought has ru ined half the crop of wheat of the Northwest and now the excessive heat, according .o today's dispatches, It burning up the remainder. A message from that unfortunate part of the country said that the tem perature was 100 degree In p:acs. The market opened with an advance over yesterday and kept on advancing to the close. Throughout the day the Northwest crops were gloomy to an ex trome degree. The loss now will be nearly iO per cent. July opened l!4c to lic over yesterday, and advanced to 81Hc, at which It closed; price, 2c ov;r yesterday. PORTLAND. June 20. Wheat: Walla Wulla. M. Valley, 55 5. Blue stem, 58. ARBITRATION EMPLOYED. Strike to be Settled by a Committee. NEW YORK. June 20. The first beneficial resuH of the agreement re cently entered Into between the National Foundry-men' Association and the National Iron Moulders' Union ha been attained. The Iron Moulder employed at Randolph & Company's Iron Works In Brooklyn went on a strike yesterday for an advance of from $2.75 to 13 a day In wage. The presidents of the National Foundry men' Association and the National Iron Moulders' Union Will appoint a committee to arbitrate the trouble be tween the men and the company. RACE TROUBLES IN VIRGINIA. Militia Ordered Out by Governor Tyler. RICHMOND. VA., June 20.-Henry Halrnston Is to be executed at Mar tlnsvllle today for criminal assault Owing to rumors that negroe would attempt to rescue him and that whites would endeavor to lynch him, the militia ha been ordered by Governor Tyler to hold themselves In readiness to proceed to the scene. BEQUEST TO HARVARD. David D. Wells Leaves the University 837.000. NORWICH. Conn.. June 20. By the death of David D. Wells, son of the late David A. Wells, Harvard Univer sity Is richer by about 837,000. The estate Is Inventoried at $330,751 PROMINENT ENGLISHMAN DIES Aged Brother of the Ambassador to France Die In Paris. PARIS, June 20. Lord Monsorfc brother of Sir Edmund Monson, British Ambassador to France Is dead, aged 70. M'INNES DISMISSED. VICTORIA. B. C. June 20. Lieutenant-Governor Mclnnes waa dismissed from office today and Sir Henry Joly appointed In his place. BUMMER RESORTS. To the mountains our people In in creasing number yearly look for those days of relaxation and recreation nec essary to maintain the human ma chine in fair working conlltion. The languorous sloth of the seashore proves very seductive while It lasts, but many have decided that th an nual outing should provide not only radical change of air and surround ings, but also such stimulation of flagging energies as will provide brawn and vigor for the return to labor. For this they urge the mountain climb and ramble, the balsam of the mountain pines, and the clear, unadulterated mountain air. "In this direction the Shasta Route now affords a wealth of attractions. The entire line of road from Ashland to Redding is studded with charming and accessible hotels and camps, where are cheer and comfort and healing at reasonable cost, and where you can hunt, fish, ride, loaf, or play with equal facility. "Or if you look for healing waters, none better can be found, hot or cold, than the springs of Ashland, Colestln, Anderson. Bartlett Byron and Paso Robles. "Before visiting Europe, the people of the Northwest should see the glories of Yosemite valley, and the wondrous grove of Mariposa and Calaveras; the Parisians are likely to moke in quires concerning these attractive re sorts." Send to Mr. C. II. Markhaa, general passenger agent Portland, for new booklet on Castle Crag, Shasta Springs, McCloud river. Yosemite, and excursion rate thereto. KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pc!3o Brewery, of which Bottled beer for family nse or ken Mr John Kopp i pror-toior. make beer beer supplied at an time, delivery ii for don:eie and export trade. the city free. North Pacific Brewery ASBESTINE WATERPROOF COLD WATER PAINT For Outside Use on Wood Brick and Stone. A DRY POWDER Ready for immediate use by adding ...COLD WATER . . Made in Brilliant White and Sixteen Colors. For sale by . FISHER BROS. Aatoria, Oregon. WEDDING CARDS WEDDW3 CURDS VJ (I SMITH M VISITING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS COPPER PLATE PRINTERS VISITING CARDS We Rent New h V 1 "The World Owes Every Man a Living" Bat what Burt of living it it with pool stove or range kitchen? liny a 1 ; Star Estate Range ...They insure good S tm r a t w. .1. ar.u v. AQani mj $ 431 BOND it Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. t V ALtflwEN Tenth and Commercial Streets INSTRUCTIONS EIVFS ORDERS SOLICITED Miss Bertha flartin's Decorative Art Room. Room 8SO Deknm Building-. 3d Pacific NavigationCompany Steamers "R. P. Elmore," "W. II. Harrison' Only line Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Hobsonville. Connecting at Aatoria with the Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation Co. and also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. lor Sac Francisco, Portland and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply k SartiMel El trior & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA, ORE. COHN & COM Aents, Oregon Railroad A Navipntioo Co., TILLAMOOK, Ore. A.4C. R. R. Co. PORTLAND. Ore. rriutnnruvuxrinriruvtAruiAJ HOTBL PORTLAN PORTLAND, OR. The Only Flrst-Class Hotel In Portland i nx Aruvuinnn rvunuuvirriruiJUVUUvuiruvuiA jr: Ai Willi V WW.t ENGRAVERS, 22 and 23 WashiarVra Building, tth; sod Wfhin?ton 8ts. over LUt'i, PORTLAND, OREGON. Typewriters. Many new improvements added. See our latest No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter New Art Catalogue Free . . . L. n. ALEXANDER I CO. Exclusive Pacific CoaHt Dealers 245 Stark St., PortlandOre, F W. M"KECHNIE, Local Agent. I 70a get in your f 1 "' 1 -r , y ,nr """in rri J'"1 ornn living a. STREET J Foil Line of Neest Embroid ery Materials. Initials Specialty. Choiee Selection ot S' imping Designs. Stamping Neatly Doe:. aad Washington 81,., Fortland, Or. ?