The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 14, 1900, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The morning Astorian., July 14, 1900, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1900)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTUB MOHNINtJ AHJ'ORlAN. 8ATIUU.. JULY 14, 1900, REG ATTA" DATE- money to the amount allowed by the i")Unty lit ena'flj Coroner PoliI to gWe KOPP ; , HAS BEEN SET them a'rKSpvcUUu burial. " . ' Ladles' and Gents' .liton $ Datii!nSultSmH,?fn'Hlrr?:i- 7; r Oatlilng Trunks J C. H. COOPER I THE LEADING DKV GOODS AM) CLOTHING HOl'SE 01 ASTOKIA, ; j . TODAT'5 WEATHEU. ( r ' 1'OItTUND, July ll-0fn. WMh. Iniihm mid Idaho, fair and warmer to day. . All contrite!" (or ttJvcrtimng In tli Astoi Inn arc muJd on h gtiur. antcc of clrvuliitlou (our lime larger than thut of y rPf IfiublUhcJ or circulated In Glut. op couuly. : AROUND TOWN. Frsh buttermilk at the Parlor. -Uorais (or wit at Oaston's stabls. , . ( "lea orram I0o ajuort at tns I'arlor. C. II. Wnrrtna, U. 8. A., Is rfgliKwd at th Occident ' C. It. Vlgu, o( Bull Lako Cllty, la Id Aatorla on a brief visit.. Prank M. Wnrn n. jr. U In the city, iurat at tha Occident Mm. I'. O. Colvln, of Ilwaco. was visiting In thla city yeaUrJay. Drat lS-crnt meal, Rising Bun Rel tauraut, tli Commercial atraet , ' Jtfl'a r-ataurant tha largest and beat A trial will convince you, ' lr. lltmety, the ostaojiath. haa local ed (M rmnnently at (19 Franklin avenue. fiweet cream at the Parlor. 10 tenia pint; Just what you want lor tor . ., ' , ... - . , . ;-:- ...-.) "T).e st and eheaiwat tailoring In tha elty at A. KIUUNEM, tZi Com Bierclal BUraat For Rrnt-A aU-rwin cotiaga on Fourth and Commiix'la atrevta. In it w. ar At - I ' c lotaXoa. S tju.rs at 1'4 Dontl strH. ' KOK HALM. ' Two entries and I, block II MoClurs's addition. Enquire Frank , Fabra, Seattle. Wash. A email place at Clataop toe aala or rent Suitable for chicken ranch.Ap iply to A. Tagg. Parlor Candy Btora. U E. Anduraon. F. K. Mallock, F. It Jlauke, John Klornan and George A. Pease, all ot Portlmd, vwi la the city . yoaterday. The circuit court tflll ranvcue thla mornliiR. The nrt ouae to come vp will be tha ault of C. V. Shi voir asalnet Clutiop county. Tomorrow aftvrnoon th Torpedo '.tMwtall nine of Porilana ni tnct our t'Bni, and an exciting game la lromled. On and after July IS, all barber ahopa In the city will rmaln cloied on Sun day tnornlnge. They will remain open ftitunlny nlghta until IS o'clock. Roilyn coal laata longer, la cleaner and makre Iraa trouble with atovea and chimney fluee than. any other. Oeorga W. Sanborn, agent. .Telcphore 1J1L , The funeral of the late Chrla Itcinta will tuke placo thla morning at 10 o'clock from the Pohl undertaking par lore. The remalna will be Interred at Orenwood. The flnal Recount of Chrla Pcterton, .admlnlatrator of tha emate of Charlea "tarr, deceaied. waa approved and the aclmlnlitra'.Dr dlacharged In tha pro bate court yeattrday. The funeral ' of Charlea Henry, "the Jap," waa held ypaterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The remalna wore Interred at Oreenwsod. A large number ot hla old-tlmo' acquilntancea were prea ent J Sheriff LlnvlUe left on the morning trnlh yeeterday for Illllnboro, with Kmma McEldownny, whom he arretted Thuredny night on a warrant from Hlllftuoro churvlng tha woman with hnvlr.g forged a note for $20, BKST 15-CENT MEAL; BUD' RESTAURANT. RISING fT5) 43 i U3 PILLS For c!I E'.'.loua and ISorvoua Disorders f SSck lloadacho. Constipation, Weak Stomach, Impaired DijosUon, E'sordorcd Uyor, and S iatzuro Clood, TlMtiktm'i 1 Pllli ttrt tha ,l't ) of nr Proprlitarr Mtdhlnt In tb worll Tbli hu bote ttot Ifie e.ttMwt ei I)'jmmh..j, )d nt and M cnta, At kit dnig ttoron. scaiT4 wtin Youths' ana Urn's' Whim you want a atyllah new ault made cheap, call on A. KILJt'NEN, 111 Commfrclal Street I'rram (ur Rye. Amerlra'i ilntit whliiky. T.ie only pure goodt; guar anteed rich and mellow. John U Carl aon, aula auut ' ' :: Remember we guarantee 'our to crvam to contain nothing but cream and augar and llavor. It U flftatn cent per pint at, tha I'arlor, agaM Itoatyn coal la tha beat and moat eco nomical co fur houachold ute In At lorla. Try It once and you will have no oilier. Uoortfo W, Banburn, agent Til. ihune 1311. Tbo run ot Huh rontliiuif light. De Uvrrlet at the caan?rlee yrttrduy were Ultuipolnllng. It la expected, how ever, that an Improvement will take place In the next few duya. The t'tutuP of the riii.tlt church will preach tomorrow on the following ihenn-: 'The Atwetollo Church," and "Hulldlng for Kternlty." Other aer vlcea will be held aa uaual. , To thoee who i drink whlakey for pleaaure: . Ilarper'a Wblakey adda luet te exlatcnce. To tboae who drlbk whlakey fur beatth'a , aake, Ilarper'a WhUkey niakea Ufa worth living. Sold by Foard ft Btokte Co, Aatorla, , A verdict of not guilty waa returned In the Juntlce'e court yeatcrday by tha Jury In the caaa agalnat John Corno, charged with nwault and battery upon William Martin. It devaloiHs at the trial tha) (me, waa about M muJh to blame aa the other. Captain Andrsw Hobcn returned ',to Portland Thuradiy from Tacoma, where he had? gone to make a aurvry of the torpedo-boat Qoldabqrough. So far he waa able to judge, the boat la ready for another trial trip. Everything aeeined In flrat-claea condition. A deed tranafrrlng to George C. Hol- llnter tha property hoidlnga ot the Aa tona street luuway company waa Hied yeeterday. Tha property la trana ftrred in th name of C, A. Coolldge, receiver. Mr. Hollltter. who la repre aentlng Eaatern capltallata, recently bid In the property for 1:3,000. The funorul of the lata Alfred An- iteraon, who waa drowned at the Mo Oregor mill, waa held from the Flnnlith Lutheran church ycnterlay afternoon at 1:30. The ewrvleea were largely at tended by the many friends of the de ceaaed and there were many beautiful floral trlbutee. The Interment waa mitdo at Qrcenwood. Deputy Hherltt Young, while In New AatorU on bualneea yeeterday after noon, arretted a fluherman named Tony Kelly for a violent awault upon an other flaherman names F. Jorgeuaon, whom he etabbed four times in a aa loon row. Mr. Jorgeneen'a Injuries, thoush very painful, are not tjrlout, and he rvfuaea to prosecute, to the coae w ill be dropped. The Orl'intal ateamahlp Draemar ar rived In port early yesterday morning from Victoria, where the landed all but eight of her Chinese and Japanese paa ensure. Of the remaining eight one la for Aatorla and aeven for Portland. The Hraemar had a fair passage, bring Ing a heavy general cargo from Hong Kong, Yokohama and Kobe. The Btaimtr Tosa Maru, of the Nip Pun Yuaen Kalaha'g line, running from the Orient to Victoria and Seattle, haa been Intptvwa Ml for transport aervlce by tho Japanese government to carry aol dlera of the Mikado to China, acoord Ing to late advices received. The Kin hlu Maru, which waa held to be measured, leaves ' the other aide for victoria on July 31. She la due on AiiRUHt 15, and Is the next vessel of this Una to reach that port Tha Id xuml Maru will be again placed on the route to cover the run of ; the Tosa, while the latter vessel Is trooping. 09 t 8 : : e) w O 9 . C m hurl nsr -m aVtl V g I " 'U'linled. Oli l 1T general hoviitcwork. Thr;' n , family, ymf11 $15; .no chll drrn. i Apply this offloe. ; It you want to know the future don't full to Madam Nightingale, the rUintlflc card reader; room 1, The Oriel. Full reaJlnj, to cents; hours, t to S v m and 7 to p m, , The Astoria harbors hava naturatly come tq thi concluNl'tA that they do arye one day a week off aa much as anyniMt dm-a, wme'iunUy their ahopa will nil close at midnight tonight, In st.-ad of at 11 p. m., as heretofore, to remain clos.-4 till Monday morning. ' Thie will t mrvh es as usual In the Swedish Lutheran church on Hunday morning at 10:4.1 In th Bwedlth lang uage; Sunday echool at 12. IS; In the evening an Kr.gllsh service, subject, "Ml, I'aul aa a Martyr." As the pas tor U to be absent on the following r'unilay there will be no services that day. dn Tuesday evening Instead there will be a geiifral aervlce In the Owed Irh laniuagj. i . ... Ppeuklng t hwihn In the sal mon mark.-t In 'he East, the Balti more Tra in publishes an Important ar ticle frmn a New York correspondent, In which he says: "The strong fea ture of a fvaturelesa market. If there can be such n thing, Is still tho salmon situation. Hun salmon of all kinds la uuutuully strong. Buckeye Data are said to be piacllcally cleaned up In all Eustern murki-ta outride of New York, and '-he number of casvs to be found In firm nan Is here la small. What there are. are llrmly held $160, with strong Indications of a still further advance, Pink Alaska la also In good dciuaul with but limited stocks. In fact jobbers both here and In other parts of the country realized k short time k that the stocks In their hands w re very light. Consequently they imiukIii very liberally to supply their, needs until the, new pack arrived. To day, tho supplies of the large job b-rs are Very light some of them In fact belnjr entirely out of certain var leilcs of Ash. A prominent dealer and a mun who la auppoaed to know all about the canned gooJs trad told me tuday that he eetlmal-.-d the pack of Alaska salmon thla season would be l.OJfl. two cases. Thla estimate be baeea on the number of cans and supplies of other material which have been ship ped to the can tiers. Prices will prob ably not tx male until August 13th, and he believes they will be around $t possibly aa high aa $1.10." ' A GOOD SHOWING. Auditor Kelson Files a Statement ot the City a Finances. ' A good ahowlng for the city la made In the report of Recorder Nelson, filed yesterday, In which he aota forth the condition of the elty'e exchequer. Fol lowing are the figure: INDEBTEDNESS. Munklnal bonds (exceotlns: etreil) $17J.0M 00 Municipal strevt bonds 20, $33 70 warrantat excepting etreet).. H.VA H Street warrants 1.71J be Total Indebtedness tZH.ZLS 80 RESOURCES. Cash on hand aa Der treaaur er a report $ lt.4:i9 (4 Taxes outatandlng 7,154 SI Street assusam'ta outstanding 14,757 82 Total resources $ 42.U1 (3 City Treasurer Carney'a report la aa ronows for the quarter ending June SO: Cash on hand at commencement of quarter, 115,814.48; recolpte durlrfgquar ter. I.0,3lti7: dlsbursementa I17.SS7.DS balance on hand at end ot quarter, $lb, TRANSVAAL LOSS OF LIFE. Moralists are discussing the terrible loaa ot life brought about by the Transvaal war. Tet here life la sacri ficed for a purpose for an honest prln tlple. It were better to preach agilnat the needlesa sacrifice of life. Thou sands ot people succumb to allmenia which might easily have been check ed In the beginning. Dyspepsia carries oft more people than are killed In war. The use ot Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters would save many Uvea.' Constipation may seem a little thing, but It Invar iably develops ' Into something worae, and the longer It la allowed to run, the harder It la to cure. The Bitters cures Indigestion, constipation, dyapepsla and biliousness, naturally and permanently, without shocking the system. It Is good for everybody. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. C. S. Wright, trustee, to W. S. Cook- lot 11, block 1, Railroad addition to Ocean Qrova; $12. Isabella Chlsholm to T. H. Curtis 460.15 ncr?a in rectlona 26, 27, 34 and 35, T S N, R 9 W; $5. John H. Moore to Chester C. Moore --74.63 acrea In section 8, T 8 N, R 10 W: $203. CALL FOR WARRANTS. Notlte Is hereby lven to all parties holding Clatsop County warrants en dorsed prior to July 11, 1S98, to present the aame to the County Treasurer at hla office, 164 Tenth Street, for pay mpnt. Interest ceases after this date. H. C. THOMPSON, County Treasurer. Dutcd, Astoria, Or,, thla 13th day of July, 1900. TREASURER'S NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that there are funds In the city treasury to pay all warrants drawn on the general fund and endorsed prior to December 1st, 1859. Intoreat will cease after thla date. F. J. CARNEY, , , City Treasurer. Astoria. Or.. July 3, 1900. ,11 EARUERTHANIN THE PAST Comsilttee Meets. Witt Gratify lif Success ob Satscrlftlons-Ttret Eittltslilps Mgy Be Here- . , CoverBOf Tckest Iicl. The date tor holding the regatta thla ytur lias been flx;d at August 13, II and 1'- This waa definitely decided ytelcrday. The announcement came somewhat as a surprise tor It haa beta customary In the past to hold the car nivals much later In the month. The committee met last night and transacted coneiderable routine busl ne.s. ,-, " f Chairman Stockton states that , the committee Is hopeful of securing the Iowa and Philadelphia as an attrac tion. Aa attempt ia also Uing made to have h British war vessel visit Astoria during the r-gatta. Correspondence Is now passing betwn the committee and the Lrlush authorities through the British consul. The finance committee has met with spl. nuid success thus far In its work of soliciting subscriptions from the peo ple of Astoria. Th executive committee la much plrMi d over the reception of a letter from J. It Itockmo), of San Francisco, president of the Pacific Athletic Asso ciation, re'atlve to entries of oarsmen from California In the contests. The letter, which explains the matter ful ly, follows: "The time for the Astoria annual re gatta being near at hand, permit me to address you concerning It. The oars men 'A California are looking forward tj the event, and all the clubs are elaUd with the prospect of being re pnsentei. We have eight rowing or ganizations, all of which, it course, would like to send singles or crews. "The rtgatta committee of the Pacific Athletic Association presumes that the matter of sending men up North, if you condescend to receive them, will b left in the hands of the committee. This committee assumes full control over the destinies of the California oarsmen, so naturally la interested. It you will kindly let me knjw what accommodations id the way ot trans portation, etc., you are In a position to offer ua, I will lay the matter be fore the committee. "You will doubtless want senior. In termediate and junior crews, as well aa senior and Junior acullerf. We will send the bctt available materlil. All the clubs are poaseaed ft new . boats. The melt are la training already for the fall championships, to will be ia excellent shape by the close of August 'Our northern crews should be made an exceptionally strong feature, and you have our every assurance that full co-operation will be given you." JURORS GROW INDIGNANT. , Deny Imputations Concerning Their t Verdict on the Explosion. The theory that the destruction of the De Force oil factory aa well as the De Force residence on Tuesday last waa due to foul play waa exploded yea terday by the coroner'a jury which re turned the following verdict:' "We, the undersigned jurors, sworn to inquire of the death of Morris W. Moore. J. C. Shaw and Christian Renti. do find that they came to their death on July 10, 1900, at the De Force oil- worka In Clatsop county, Oregon, and their death waa caused by the explo sion in said ollworka, the cause of sold explosion being unknown to ua "ROBT. CARUUTHERS. Foreman. "T. S. HENDERSON, "NAT JONES. "JOHN FINLEY. "FRED WICKMAN. "ALEX HOLMAN." While the verdict slates that the cause of the accident waa unknown. the jurors express the conviction, un officially, that no doubt rested In their minds that the disaster waa due to an explosion ot the boiler. Much Indignation la expressed over the Imputation In an evening paper that members of the jury still harbored the Idea that the explosion waa due to conspiracy by enemies of Mr. De Force. Chairman Carruihers and Fred Wick- man, of the coroner's jury called at the Aatorlon oftlce lost evening and stated mat they had seen nothing which would support the theory of foul play. They declared that they expressed the opinions of every member ot the jury when they said that everything they had seen and heard convinced them that the boiler was defective and that it was moat Improbable that the ac cident should be due to any other cause. Foreman Carruthers stated last night that when the jurors visited the ruins yesterday there was but three feet of water at the point where the boiler was thought to have fallen. Nothing could be seen of the boiler, and the conclusion was general that It had: been blown far out Into the river. Mr. De Force also denies having any suspicion of foul play, stating that the thought never entered his mind. The Jury returned a verdict that the cause waa unknown for the reason that there waa no means W'hereby thejeause could be definitely determined. ; The remalna of , Engineer Maurice Moore and Fireman J. C. Shaw were Interred at Clatsop twmetery yesterday. Mr. , De Force contributed sufficient , POORLY RECEIVED. HmuU House Grevts the Production Of "Home" at Opera House. Although thj performance at the opera house was given for the -benefit of the local public library, there wae a lamentable lack of support Mlsa S'-ctt and Mr. Griffith devoted much time and pains In preparing the local talent for the production, and the per formance proved that they were highly successful In their efforts. Indeed, It It doubtful i a hotter showing was ever made by local talent than by those who took part In the play. Ter ry McKean. aa Captain Montraffe, vaa especially clever, particularly In the act wherein he Imbibed too freely of champagne. Following Is the cast of characbra: Alfred Dorrlson, passing Under the name of Colon! John White, Lawrence Griffith; Captain Montraffe, Terry Mc Kean; Mr. Dorrlson, Alfred Tee; Eer tle Thompson, Arthur Callan; Mrs. Pinchbeck, Miss Scott; Lucy Dorrlson, Jessls Sands: Dora Thomhough, Amy Lemon; Jane. Miss Fay Leberman. BUMMER RESORTS. "To the mountains our people In In' ereaslng numbers yearly look for those days of relaxation and recreation nec essary So maintain the human ma. chine In fair working condition. The languorous sloth of the seashore proves very seductive while It huts, but many have decided that the a nual outing should provide not only radical change ot 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 thla direction the Shasta Route now affords a wealth of attractions. The entire line of road from Ashland to Redding ia studded with charming and accessible hotels and camps, where are cbeer and comfort and healing at reaaonable coat 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, y. ' "Before vlaltlng Europe, the people of tne Northwest ahould see the glories of Yosemitt valley, and the wondrous grovea of Mariposa and Calaveras; tie Parisian are likely to make In qui net concerning these attractive re torts." Send to Mr. C. H. Markham. general passenger agent Portland, for new booklets on Castle Crag. Shasta Springs, McCIoud river. Yoaemlte, and excursion -ratea thereto.- A KKW TRAIN. Tha Chicago, Milwaukee A St Paul Railway Co. will place In service AprU 29'Ji a New Train between St Paul and St Louis, called tha "Flying Dutch man." The train will hava through sleeping cars and be first -class throughout Ask any ticket agent for particulars or address C. J. EDDY. General Agent Portland, Oregon. THE CHICAGO ic NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY On June frtfr evened up for traffic their new line from Belle Plalne, la-, to Mason City; also their new Fox Lake branch. The length of thla new line ia 195 miles, which added to their mileage, gives them a total of 8,462.85 miles, the largest mileage of any rail road In the world. WHEAT MARKET. PORTLAND. July 13. Wheat. Walla Walla, 57c 0 8Sc; Valley, 66c 67c. Some people put their best foot for ward so for that the other foot ncvor catches up. Get ur Prices BEFORE BUYING ON CHIXAWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, SILVERWARE, LAMPS, CLOCKS. , NOVELTIES, AGATE WARE, WHITE AND BLUE ENAMELED WARE. It will pay you, , COME JUST TO 5EE Great American Importing Tea Co.'s Store, 571 COMMERCIAL ST., ASTORIA Largest dealers on the coast 100 stores In operation. THAT'S WHY Pricea so :ow. 1 A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure ; : i vv i ; t - Tie JSorth Pacillo Brewery, of which ( uttl:l Deer for fafetiWrne or kej ifr.Jobn Kopp is prorHetor, makes beer I tut domestic and export trad. I North Pacific Brewery ASBESTINE WATEHPnOOF COLD WATER PAINT For Outside Use ou Wood Brick and Stone. ADRY POWDER Ready for immediate use by adding ...COLD WATCH Made io Brilliant White and Sixteen Galore. For sale by, FISHER " BROS, Astoria, Oregon. IN THE NEW STORE Eilers Piano House Now Located at 351 Washington Street, Hear Eighth Street, Portland. A constantly increasing business has made it necessary for U3 to secure larger quarters, and we have had, built for u the beautifu new MUSIC BUILDING" (4 At the corner of Park arid. Washington slreeta, where we have every facility for hflJvJHng pur wholesale and retail business. . Oil cur- retail floor you will always find the finest selection of nearly ft doeen different makes of pianos and organs, among them the most valuable and. c6stly instruments made in America the Culckerlng of Boston, the Weber of New York, and the Kimball of Chicago. , - - . Before you decide on the purchase of a piano elsewhere it will pay you to investigate our instruments and our methods. Full par ticulars and catalogue for the asking. Write today. EILERS PIANO HOUSE OPPICE 351 WASHINGTON STREET, , Portlani's Leading Piano an! Organ Dealers. WEDDING CARDS WEDDING CBR0S VISITIKG CKSDS' BUSINESS CfiHDS COPPER PLATE PRINTERS VISITING CARDS Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED. PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS... Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. Ae Ve ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets PORTLAND, OR. ... .t The Only First-Class Hotel In Portland runruwinrmruuijvinnr We Rent New V. ' .J ... i nt? Esmunu riutci,,, PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS. urouen plan. 5oo to 11,50 dot day. OSCAR ANDERSON, Manager, American plan, 1.00 to ta.00 per day. Si THE ASTORIAN.... Delivered at or residence, beer supplied at any time, delivery ii lbs city iree. - ' V. G. SMITH ft CO ENGRAVERS, 22 and 23 WashineVra Building 4th: and Washington 8t. oer Lilt's, PORTLAND, OBEGON. Typewriters. Many new improvements added. See our latest"" . No. 2 Sir.!th PrcJsf Typewriter New Art Catalogue Free ... L M. ALEXANDER t CO. Exclneive Pacitic Coast Dealers 245 Stark St., Portland, Ore. F W. JTKECHiilE, Local Ageut. J. C. PENDEGAST, Chief Clerk. " your office, ntorc 60c per month. i r . L.