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TIIK SrOltNINU AHlOfllAN, Sl'JlESLAY, ALOUST 2, 1900.
FALL SHAPES
RECEIVED TODAY
STIFF AND SOFT STYLES
C. H. COOPER
iii), The Leailng
THE MORNING ASTORIAN
TBLCHHOXC 661.
All contract! lor iidvcrtiNinx In
tint Aatoilun urn niitJit on rtnuur.
ante of circulation four time
larger tliau tlmt of any pitrvr
ftiblUliwd , or circulated In Glut
nor county.
TOPAT'8 WBATJIBa
rOUTMND, Auir. M.-Oif f on, VTMh
Insjton uikI Northern JJuho, fair,
AROUND TOWN.
Ice cream SOo Quart at tbs osrlor,
Waited Tallant him found hi valuable
hunting dug.
gulitlln Me No. ISO, U. I'. U. E.
mot luat nlclit.
Tho rltjf council charter commltU.
met lat nliiht.
Tbs Dl Norte lft ui yratonlay a
ti-rnuyn for Ban Franelco.
Ilcut U-ctnt meal, Rum Hun Hot
. tauraut, (1 Commercial street,
Mr. C. E. Tyler la vUltlnf relatives
and frlrtula' on I'uRrt pound.
. Jiff'a Rrataurajii the tartest tad
bvt. A trial will convince you.
ItofoMr Payre, f tha Mull achool,
haa reitirned from hi vacation.
Now tirluirt'ra are Ix lnit jlucil under
lhe etrwl railway truck on Commercial
Hwt,
C. I Iraland, alitor of tho Sherman
County Ohtrrvir. wa In h city yr
terday. ' '
Hut una (ilnln drunk wa oaauatad the
unual amount In police court yesterday
afternoon.
Tin.' RnptUt Sunday achool picnic haa
been postponed until Thuraday, 8p
temUT 6th.
Tho beat and cheapaat tailoring la
the city at A. KILJUNEN. bll Com
merclal Street.
Whrn you want a ntyllah new ault
made chrap, call on A. KILJUNEN.
(.'2 Commercial Street
llenvmber we guarantee our Ice
crram to contain nothing but cream
and augnr and flavor. It la 15 Ct-nta
wr pint at the Parlor.
The HrltUh bark Nlthmlale came
lown from Portland yetirday evening
with a cargo of wheat.
K. S5. Fergunon and wlfo yesterday
told to C. C. Ut singer all of tot 8, block
H In the city for $1,000.
Llghtwhlp No. 67 la being fitted out
lit the buoy station preparatory to be
ing taken out to Umatilla reef.
The llght-houite tender Columbine la
being given a thorough overhauling In
preparation for her next trip.
J. E. HlRglna, accompanied by Mra.
Illgglna and daughter, Mla Winnie,
left yesterday on a trip to Alaaka.
ConMnble Kelley returned yterday
from Olney, where ho aubpoenned wit
neiiftes for tho trial of Timothy Cor-
bt'lt- n
MIhh Ttuth Gamer left loot night for
Lewlaton, Ida., wheri ahe haa accept
ed a poHltlon aa teacher In tho public
echiHjls.
W. 'A. Goer was deeded 1,280 acres
of land In tho western portion of Clat
sop county, by tho Ifnlted Statu yes
terday. Lout On Saturday, a lemon and
white pointer dog. Howard of five dol
lars will be paid for his return to W.
K. Tallnnt.
George Brown, until recently auditor
of tho Astoria & Columbia River rail
way, has' gone to Spokane In search
of health. ,
BEST 15-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
;D EEC UAH'S PILLS;
For Bilious and Nervous Disorders ,
fire Yifhu! a Rival. :
izzvii sues ovth 4,000,000 soxzs. ;
I loerntinndannenta. nt nil r mtnrrm, ,
Hi
ifs
P.
Hit
Hit
iti
House of Astoria .
The poatotttre at Tillamook haa Ixvn
advanerd from fourth to third china
and the potiimi-r'i salary will be
ll.ooo a year.
Bar report: Wind "N. W.; wi-athnr
clear; bar anion h; nothing In algtit.
Passed out: 1V1 Norte, 2:30 p, in., An
ita, 4;M p. m. ,
Cr-am Pure Itye. Amerlca'a finest
whUky. The only pure gonda; guar
an teed rich and mellow, John U Carl-
in, sole agent.
The Norwegian ainuimlilp Tyr la on
h'-r way to thla port from Vludlvontork,
HIIktIu,' fr a cargo of flour and gen
eral titcrihandlae.
Call on Flahcr nr'a. for wagon tna
t rlnl. Juat rrclved a carload of white
Kaatern oak. Agents for the Ruahford
and Hatn wagora. s
Frank Ilinko was mailt, a bona fide
(UUn of the t'nltd Htatea yenter
day by the county court. He l a
nHtlN-v of Norway.
The preliminary trial of Timothy
Corbt-ti, on a chato of rape, will b
held at 1 o'clock tiila afternoon In Jua
lice Grower's court.
A moat wonderful clairvoyant and
bualneas medium will give readings
dally, for a ahort time only, at room
U. Main Street House.
IJ. C. Klndrvd. rt at, hue aold to
Frank Mlkkalo, lota 4 and 8, block It,
In the Drat addition to Kindred Park.
The consideration waa 1300.
The gnaollne echooucr Anita went out
yeeterday" afternoon for Qulllahute,
Hh carried SO tona of cannery auppllita
and J.000 fevt of lumber.
It la reported that Han MeAllen was
caught In the undertow while swimming
at Long Beach Monday, and had a
narrow rucape from drowning.
Mr. and Mra. 8. Chaakel. and daugh
ters, who have been the guertg of L.
R. Bellg for the past week, have re
turned to their home In Portland.
The llght-houae tender Manuvnlta
will go out thla mom In c to Tillamook,
A large whistling buoy will be placed
at the entrance to Tillamook bay.
Roitlyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney flues than any othor. Oeorgl
W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone 131L
The Norwegian , steamship Thyra.
which la to enter the government trans
port service Immediately, la due to ar
rive from San Francisco this morning.
The funeral of Mies Eugenia Lent
was held In Portland yeeterday morn
ing. A number of friends of the de
ceased in this city attended the Inter
ment.
The Columbia, on her way up the
river to Portland from 8an Franelaoo,
left wlntu, eyrupe, olla ami many kegs
of merchandise here for local mer
chanta. Testimony of the defense In the case
of the Columbia River Packers' Asso
ciation vs. Enyart & Cook, waa being
taken at the court house yeeterday af
ternoon. Chnrlea J. Schnabel, an attorney of
Portland, waa In the city yesterday de
fending the four sailors charged with
larceny. Ho returned to Portland last
night. '
Fifty names of cltlaens will be drawn
this evening by Judge Nelson, Justice
Brower and Jens Harson for Jury duty
the coming year In the polloe and Jus
tice courts.
The W. C. T. U. will hold tholr year
ly county convention on Thursday and
Frlduy of this week at the Presby
terian church. All are cordially Invit
ed to attend.
Because of the coming carnival In
Portland, Astor street Is almost desert
ed. Nearly all of the floating popula
tion and lunch wagons have gone to
th& city up the river.
R. Welch, until lately asRlatant en
gineer at the atreet car power house,
left last night for Salem, where he
will accept a position aa electrician
at the deaf mute school.
Sheriff Llnvlllo was expected to re
turn from Portland last night with two
young men captured in that place who
are thought to have been Implicated In
the robbery of tho Boo Hive store last
week. The sheriff and party may come
down' this morning.
The young hid lea who arted as maids
of h"nor to the u-n during the re
g.ittil Were the gu"ta of the quen yes
lorduy. The party p"nt the day at
Kamm's grov), at Olney.
Mrs. T. F. L Tallin, wife of the pro.
prletor of the Eagle drug store, yes
terday evening received a twlegram
from her hniliand, etutlng that he had
Just arrived In Philadelphia from Eu
rope and would be In Portland nxi
Monday.
At the Occident: John Murphy.
KnntM'lof.! M. M. Nellson, Caihlainet;
II, H. .Vcftnwan, Chinook; A. O. Hawk
Ins, Portland; M. F. llrnnan, Pan
Francisco; II. K. Iloyrle. flwittle; Bart
tell Ulnclalr, Hols. Idaho; John O.
Uurfi.e, John W, Glynn, Portland; H.
Koch, Hamburg.
Those having claims against the re
gatta, are ro,usted by the crnimlltee
to present the rame Imm ediately, aa the
(otniulttes In d.-lrou of clorli.r Its
affairs at an early date. From pres
ent lndl.athme It looks aa though a
snug sum will bo on hand when all ac
counts are settled.
Th Teamstera' I'nlon held a well
attended meeting In Hanthom hall last
night. The employment of Japanese
on atreet Improvement work was dis
cussed. Kt'is were takn toward con
certed aetlon on the part of all the
unions of the city to protest against
thla discrltiilnailMii against American
labor, y -t ' ' - .
Healed proposal were ojwned In Port
land yesterday f r the !rrlKlng of the
Colunibla river near this city. The bid
dera were Smyth & Howard. Pukjgt
Bound Irlglng Company; Joseph Pa-jui-t
Co., and Marshall C. Hurrls. of
Hun Fiamiitco. The bids will b for
warded to Washington for considera
tion before the contract l let
In JuHtlee Brower's court yesterday
iiiornlnit, Wong Lucy, the Chinese mur
Jcrer beifim suit against Ah Jul. 1
fotvinan In Ito.th'a cannery, to r-cov-lv3
v.ai''. the plaintiff all'ges are 'Hi
him for labor w-rfiirmeJ from Marcl
lt to Auguil 1st. The defendant has
brought counter claims against Wong
Lucy for opium, und other merchandise
hUh nmunttoconNderablt; more than
the amount of Lucy's claim. The can
was continued until today.
Four candidates were put through
the Initiation ceremonies by the Elks
lout night. Jack Talbott. the popular
steward on the (!atfrt. waa one of
them. He was told yesterday evening
that the billy goat had been fed on
all kinds cf cigar butts 10 put It In
training for him. Talbott waa curious
to find out Just how much the goat
would reduce him In weight, 0 weighed
"before and after taking."
The board of eiuallatlon, compjsed
of tho city council street' committee
and the board of assessors, met ye
terday afternoon In the council cham
ber for the purpo of eiuallatng the
asaessment on Eighth street. Tenth
strtret. Seventh street, from Astor- to
iiond, and Franklin avenue, from Thlr
ty-flrst to the claim line. The board
spent the greater portion of the after
noon In considering an objection filed
against the Improvement of Franklin
avenue.
An Associated Preaa dispatch recilv
ed last night had the following to eay
regarding the Chinese reformer, who
waa recently In Astoria, and from wjhom
An Interview waa ob'aln?d and printed
exclusively In The Morning Astorlan
San Fronolsco. Aug. 2S. Lung Kal
Tin. a youthful looking Chinese who
claim to be the personal representative
and emissary of the Chinese emperor,
ICwan? Hsu, haa arrived In the city,
accompanied by two e?cretaries, Shum
Moon and Wun Turn. The visitors
have come to America, they say, on a
mission which haa for Its object the
enlargement of the reform movement
among the Chinese residents here. For
some months pan Leung Kal Tin boa
ben spreading the reform gospel tmong
the Chlnesa of British Columbia, Seff
tie, Astoria. Portland and other cltlea
In the Pacific Northwest, and he now
Intends 3 take up the work here."
George Jeffries, Ole Thomasson, A.
Norbln and N, Johanaen, the four sail
ors tuken from the British ship Cedar
bank, Saturday night, on a warrant
charging them with larceny, were tried
and found guilty In Justice Brower's
court yesterday. The men were fined
25 each, which Is equivalent to twelve
daya In the county Jail. The question
of Jurisdiction which waa to have been
argii'Vl did not come upas the deputy
marshals failed to appear. It looks as
If there waa something decidedly crook
ed In the affair. Tha marshals claimed
that they had an open order from the
federal court to deliver the men to the
captain of the ship, after the sailors
'iad served fourteen days for desertion.
Instend of currying out th order Im
mediately the officers came to Astoria
with them and ha.1 not released the
prisoners from custody when Constable
Kelley servjd his parers. If the otjlcers
had been permitted to retain posses
sion of their charges It would have
eatabllshed an unheard-of precedent.
Any one committing crime could get
aboard ship and escape. The captain
of the Cedarbank assured the British
vice-consul here that he Intended go
ing to Portland Sunday to lay the mat
ter before the authorities there, but
Instead of doing so he put to sea Sun
day forenoon. As the ship was short
handed. Captain Batcholor has made
himself amenable to the maritime laws
of Great Britain. The effects of the
allors were taken along; one man los
ing letters attesting to his good char
acter and covering & period of thirty-
three years, while amrtlWhad a chedc
for quite a large amount lu his locker.
Captain Batchelor, according to the
authorities', will yet be given an oppor
tunity to txpluln matter.
GODDARD'H LAMENT.
Councilman Ooddard Is known to be
quite a "Jollier," and I the life of that
very august body whenev.-r a council
meeting la hld.- It sm that God
dard will siKin leave thla port for Gray
Harbor with the tug C. W. Alter, and
did not wish to do so without first
making known hi Intentions to the
counull, The following letter was re
ceived fi-oci him yesterday, addressed:
"To the Council of Astoria. Seaport of
Orgon or Cook'e Common Point." It
contents follow: "To the Honorable
Mayor and Council, Gentleman: I like
butt' r on my bread both aides If pow
slbl to get It. I must go to Gniys Har
bor and catch the festive fish. I would
like a leave of absence for possibly two
months. Jiespectivety yours, C. God
durd," A a postscript the writer had
the following to aay In rhyme;
"I hate to leave you
In this awful fight.
Put I will pray
(That God) will give you light."
PABTOR DEFENDED.
ASTORIA. Or.. Aug. 2?. lMfl.-E'lltor
Aatorlan: The lUtn that appeared In
the Morning Astorlan with respect to
Vtev. iVart' return Is misleading. In
asmuch a all the fact in the case
wre not itated.
There were eleven officials of the
church present and six absent. Six
voted against the pastor's return, three
of th"e In one family, all of whoift
had been removed from office for causl,
term of oftlce not expiring till Septem
ber 17, thus giving them a chan;e to
vote. The other three were against Mr.
Peart because he refused to preach fire
and brimstone, and fanttlfkatlon aa a
m'ttna cf being delivered from that
punlxrment. ' :
The vote of tlnne six by ho meahi
represents the filling of th congr.
gatlon and church regarding -Rev,
Peart's return. METHODIST,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Land Office Business Done by Register
of Deeds.
Frank Dixon and wife to John Wll
Ham Takkunen lots 8 and 9, block 2,
Taylor's; 11,000.
J. E. nigglns and wife to Peter Bush
lots 19 and 20. block 7, Flavel Center;
Peninsular Land & Trust! Co. to Moses
Tiovonen lots 37 and 2S. block S, Tay
lor's; $300. ,
United Statea to W. A. Reer-north-east
quarter of section 22, T S N. R 10
W; patent.
Vnlted States to W. A. Geer 160
acres In section IS. T 5 N, R 10 W:
patent.
United States to ' W. 'A. Geer 1C0
acres In section 18, T 4 N. R 9 W; pat
ent ,
United State to W. A. Geer 160
acres In section 31, T S N, R W; pat
ent
United States to W. A. Geer 159.45
acres In sections I and 31,'T 5 N, R 9
W: patent
United States to W. A. Geer 80 acres
In section 24, T S N, R 10 W; pat
ent.
United States to W. A. Geer 80 acres
In section 23. T 5 N, R 10 W; pat
ent.
United States to W. A. Geer 159.2
acres in section 2 T 4 N. R 10 W; pat
ent United States to W. A. Geer 157.S3
acres In section 6. T 4 N. R 9 W, and
In eectlon 1. T 4 N. R 10 W; patent
B. C. Kindred, E. Z. Ferguson and
H. li. Ferguson to Frank Mlkkala lota
4 and S. block 14. First Addition to
Kindred Park; 1300.
BEHRING SEA ICE PACKS.
The Dominion government has giv
en notice dated July 27. 1900, of the ex
lent of the Ice pack In Behrlng sea from
a report of a voyage to Cape Nome,
made In April, May and June, 1900, by
Captain Bucholx, of the steamship Al
pha. The Alpha fell In with heavy pack
Ice on April 24, In latitude 55 degrees,
55 minutes north, longitude 167 degrees.
15 minutes west, and skirted the Ice In
a northwestern direction, passing south
of the Prlblloft islands. The Ice extend
ed to Deinoft bay so densely that up to
April 30, when ahe turned latitude 61
degrees, 5 minutes north, longitude 174
degrees. 40 minutes east, she found no
WE ARE SELLING
China,
Crockery, Glassware,
Lamps,
Silver Tlatod Ware,
Jardinieres, . .
Agateware,
Kitchen Ware,
AT AWAY DOWN PRICES
COME JUST TO SEE.
GOOD TIME AND PLACE
TO BUT.
freat American Importing
Tea Company
571 Commercial St., Astoria. Or.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
passage through It. Eventually on May
19 nlie ran north between longitude
166 degree and 167 degrees wt. On
May 12 she was stopped westward of
Nurilvak Island by heavy pack- Ice, and
found a passage on May It through
Cook's' strait. On May 16 ah was
turned back In latitude 62 degrees, 45
minute north, longitude VA degree,
4: minute west, by heavy pack. She
then paned west and south of St. Law
rence. Island through a heavy pack,
and wa not further Interrupted by Ice
t-J her d'-stlnatlon, although Ice waa
seen south of Indian point and west of
Cape Nome. On her homeward trip
she was In heavy pack ire from June
1 to June 7, surrounding St. Matthew's
Island.
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
' The temperatures In the western part
of the atate averaged about the same
as last week, but east of the Cascade
mountain It waa considerably cooler,
tapeclally during the day tlK.
In western Oregon the maximum, or
day, temperatures ranged from 65 de
grees to 80 d'-grees, and the minimum,
or night, temperature between 45 de
gree and 60 degrees. In eastern Ore
gon these variations wert for day tem
peratures between 62 degrees and &0
degrees, and for night temperatures be
tween 40 dogrea and 64 degrees.
Good rain fell in the Willamette vaU
ley and coast district Friday and Sat
urday, and showen occurred Saturday
In aouthern Oregon. In the Columbia
river valley and about Baker City the
weather was cloudy and threatening all
the week and small showers occurred
nearly every driy. The cut grain In this
section haa not yet been Injured to any
great extent by these rains, but thrash
ing has been hlndi-red and fears are en
tertained that the unprotected grain
will be damaged unless fair weather
come soon.
The late-sown wheat In Umatilla
courty Is turning out better than the
early-aown, and ome 40-bushel yield
are reported. . . .. .
Correspondents report the following
threshing yield this Week: Mai'.no-
mah county, wheat 4 to 8 bushels, oats
10 to 15, peas about 15; Polk county,
wheat 3 to 12. oau 10 to 22;Columbla
county, wheat 7 to 10, oats 15 to 20, bar'
ley 25 to 30; Yamhill county, oata 12 to
20, barley 15 to 30; Linn coanty, wheat
2 to 17, oats 8 to 30; Lane county, what
3, oats 12; Clackamas county, fall
wheat 9, spring wheat 8, fail oata 20,
spring oata IS; Coo county, barley,
about 40.
Wheat and oats In the Willamette
valley, besides yielding very poorly,
are light In weight and the crop, as a
whole. Is very unsatisfactory.
Corn and potatoes are doing nicely.
Hop picking haa Just begnn and the
hops are reported of extra good quali
ty, and nearly an average crop .will be
harvested.
Gardens and pastures have been im
proved by the rains, and stock general
ly la in fine condition.
Frune drying will be general this
week. The Petit prunes are abundant
and of fine flavor, but they are rather
smaller than usual. The Fellenberg
prunes are extra good, both in size and
luallty, but, owing to the spring frost.
a very short crop will be marketed.
Apples are promising.
NEWS ABOUT STAMPS.
An Innovation In the postal service
which la sure to be of great conven
ience la a plan lately adopted of fur
nishing stamps In little books, with
wax sheets between them. The gov
ernment la to charge one cent addi
tional to the amount of stamps con
tained therein, and It 19 now estimat
ed that the profit on these books will
amount to $200,000 per annum. It Is also
estimated that the sum paid for the
Private Revenue Stamps placed over
the top of the bottles containing Hos
tetter's Bitters very nearly equals this.
Tho Bitter is a reliable remedy for
constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia,
biliousness, liver and kidney troubles.
It may be depended upon to cure stom
ach disorders, having done so for the
past fifty years.
SHELLS! SHELLS! SHELLS!
At reduced Drlces. The last week.
Prof. Esteg at Conn'a drugstore.
CONVENT OF HOLY NAMES.
For boarders and day pupils; Astoria,
Oregon.
Courses Academic. Grammar School
and Primary Studies will be resumed,
Monday, September 3, 1900. Special
raftes to parents desirous of entering
their daughters as weekly boarders.
that U for pupils spending the five
school days at the Academy and re
turning to their homes Friday evening.
Circular sent on application. .
HARPER WHISKEY GOT FIRST RE
WARD.
PARIS. Aug. 14. American whlsktes
received the official approval of the ex
position today when the first award
for merit was made to Bernhelm Ere.,
Louisville, Ky., on their I. W. Harper
whisky.
THE lOrVRE.
Strangers visiting in tne city will find
tbe Louvre au attractive resort whetci.n
to spend the evening. The Amine Sisters
Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and
presents nightly a musical program of
exceptional merit, Handsome pool and
billiard rooms are feature in connection
with the house. Palatable lunches will
be served at all nours
Dr. T. L. Ball
DENTIST.
; . . 673 Commercial Street,
" 5 . ASTORIA. ORE.
Over Schlussel's Clothing Store.
Efficient Preservative for Woodwork Ex
posed to Rot or Decay. Also a Radical
Remedy against all Vermin.
Fisher Bros., Agts.,
Astoria,
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen,
Fanners and Loggers.
A V ALLBN; Tenth and Commercial htreets
WEDDING CARDS
m W. G. SMITH & CO..
vismg CMDS ENGRAVERS
BUSINESS CARDS 22 and 23 Waahiiuion Raildine,
...... , ..,.. 4th and Wathlnetort Bta. over Lut'i,
COPPER PLATE PRINTERS PORTLAND, OREGON.
VISIT! NG CARDS
POUNDED A. D.17IO
5UN INSURANCE OFFICE
OF LONDON
THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IX THE WORLD.
Cah Asset. .mm tn.goo.ooo
Cash Aauti in United State. 9,016.935
J. B. F. DAVl4 & SON,
WIXFIELD S. DAVIS BURT
215 Sansome Street, - '
SAMUEL ELMORE
PacificNavigationCompany
Steamers-"Sue IL Elmore." "W. II. Harrison"
Only line- Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Hobsonville.
Connecting at Astoria with tbe Oregon Railroad k Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. B. for Sac Franciaco, Portland
and all points east. For freight and passenger rate apply t.
Samuel Elmore & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA. ORE.
( O. R. A.
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Where no local dealer sells them, we
will send a piano or organ for a
small cash payment, balance ia
monthly payments. Two years' time ,
to finish purchase if desired. We
would like to explain our method.
We will send an instrument guaran
teeing satisfaction, or the piano may
be returned to us at our expense.
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