The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, October 30, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWomen's Wrappers ,,.. A chance to ecoaomlxg !; Our uro good wruport(. No matter how low tlio price, you 'iui ilojicinl upon tlinir worthimm That' a good point to rc- jncuilicr wlion o inuny thrown togcthcr kind, of morcliandiHo uro lining oll'ttrcd. Good wraiiiMw priced in tlio following wo- mimical muniier await you tlwi week:-- 1 ' ,' lt.no vaJun for I $1:5 .., 1 10 mo 1 12.00 1.W . THE MORNING ASTORIAN TCLCI'HOXC 661. All contract! for uJvcrtiMinK In t It a Antoiltin tint iiuiJn on n guur niitca of circulation four time turner tliutt that of anv rarer fublUhcJ or circulated In Cllat- up county. TOPAT'8 WBATIIEIt I'DltTI.ANh, Orl. S0.Wtlrn Ore (t'ti. W inlrrn ViiiiIiikIi.ii, partly cloudy wunthrr with ixcnl')H0 Hitlit rnln Kirrn ()rKit. , hasinrn Washington lid Noriliorn lilaho, fair weather. AROUND TOWN. Akaraa waa up from H.aald ymtrriUy. MM ' A. It. Km(K. of UVmport, ku In tlio Uly ymtvrJuy. Mr. ami Mr. Albert Dunbar wrro In I'orllnml yrtrrJy. Id. hrr, of Han t)Wg, la tired at iti ihvMviii. Mr. K. f. Woml. of Tort Blvrn wa in Aatorla yratfMajr. T. M. OiluVr. of Kvrrxtt. waa In ihtt city on buaiiir yrsterday. Charlri V, llmwn iprnt HunJay and yrirnly in rurtiaml. tr. and Mr, J. K. Ormtko are In J'orOand fir frw day. C. M. llrkrn. fif Woodburn, U nm- lutvrva at in Aftur iiuuao. C, C. Mtrn, of Bvmwn, wa In th lity on bualnw yvatrrtajr, IVel 15-cnt meal, ftlilnff Hun net- taurant, (13 Commercial trt. Jrfl't r.taurnt th larct and lrt A trial will convince you. Mr. ami Mra. II. 8. McOowan, of Chinook. wrr In tha city yesterday. Thai Trulllnavr In Atorla, from tnt qtisranun atatum, ow nuuuay. Uar rrport: lr, tiMlrrati. Id. Wind. wpt; tfiually; Thrr masted hlp out- Captain Jack Tlwl. of the launch Elf, returned yetttMy from a trip to Port land. The county -lfk's ofl1r waa busy alt day yesterday In fitlna out flec tion auppllra. Mra. W. E MoCmaky and Mra. E. F. Powvra, of Palouao, Wuh., ar gurata of the IH-t-ldenl. The atrnmrr lluchlnrhom la rpnrtd to have lift Victoria for thta port on Sunday at noon. fixi-etary of fltal and Mra. F. I. Dun bar wrre In the rlty over Sunday, the Cumta of ri'latlvra. Thrre flrat-rlaaa barbera at the Occi dent bnrlM-r ehop, under the manage ment of A. lVlrraon. MIkn-k flirlrklnr, Itlttner and Fanning, of Portland, were In the city over Hun Oay, vlnltlng frlvnd. All klnda of allvnr and gold plating done on ehort notice, by A. mrveia, 4:t Commercial atreet. The ktoam m-hooneri Allianc and Doapoti-h cromifd out yentorday after noon at 1:30 o'clock. In the county court yeatcrday morn, lng. J.hn Lung, a native of ltuMto. waa dmltteJ to cltlat'nehlp, Fred Llniletrom. a natlva of Sweden, vii admitted to cltlaenehlp In the county court yeah-rtlay. For r'nt Three rooma, furnlahed for hnunrkoeplng, on ground floor, MS Ex change atreet, cor. Ninth, Dan McAllon, of the Allen A McDon ell firm, waa In A tor I a over Hunjsy, calling on hla many fiienda. The Aatora will give another of their dellKhtful little danoe In Klither'a hall on Frlcliiy evening of thla week. II. L. Ward filed the aeml-anual ac count In the eittate of Chnrlea Ward In county court yeaterday afternoon. Theo. Knute, of Portland, who con ducted the Oearhurt Hotel for the pant two aeaaona, won In Aatorla over Sun day. ' Th liritlKh ahln Conway left down the river at dayllRht yesterday morn ing. She la deHitched by Kerr, Olfford & Co. W, W. Whlpppla left Sunday evening evening for Puget Sound on a bualnea trip connected with the fixltlng schoon er Jennie, During the absence of Dr. Jay Tuttle from the city Dr. J. A. Fulton will act aa aurgeon for the U. S. marine hospi tal aervlca. Pure Whiskey Harper, Perfeot Whla key Harper, Every bottle guaranteed Harper. Sold by Foard ft Stokei Co., Aatorla, Or. , The Church of Our Savior, conducted by the Norwegian Lutheran Society at Tacotna, was looted of all Ita chalra on Friday. Some unknown peraona came with a large- wagon and deliber ately took tht chair away and sold them. ' BEST 1S-CENT MEAL: RlfllNQ BUN RESTAURANT. -t' -iw Cream Pure Rye, imenra'a flneat whUkv. Th only nur gwida; guar anteed rl' h and mellow. JOHN L. CARLSON. Sole Agent. The unvtlllng of the Wllltama' mon ument at Ureenwood waa aaaln pot lHin.nl on Hunday and will take place on the fimt favorable Hunday, Theo Rraeker aella cigar and to barco to the tol''co dealer at Port lund jiibl'lng prlera, In riuantltle to suit IhHr trade. CIS Commercial Ht. A danca will be glven by the Fore, ter of America on Wedneaday evening October 31. at Foard and Htokea' halt. Ticket 76o: ladle with ecort free. Th flerman ahlp Oertrud. w re ported outalde the bur late yeeterduy aftoinoiiii. Him roinin from Naainuikl and I chartered to load grain at rort- land Aatorla vlaltor to Portland can ob tain coplea of th Dally Aatorlan at the new tanda of 11. II. Rich, Fifth and Moriiaon atreet and Hotel Port land. Mr, (leorg E. llurrh, ho hn been Initio In Aatorla for the poat few iIuvh. aoroiniHtnled ly her little duugn ter. returned Hunday evening to her home In Portland. The French hark Ruet. which haa been rxt ted at thla Krt for tne pant two wei-ke. arrival at iionoiuiu, tvw ler 1. Hhe put In fr medical naaalt am. Captain Ixrdoinee waa akk. The lidli' (lulld of Orace chur-h will have an afternoon tea at the h'Miie of Mr. Van Duaen, Wedtn-eday, (H'lo. Imt 31. Fancy arl'l, Jellle and home mad candy for wle. A roruiol Invi tation I extended to all. TK Itirv fallrtil 9i airtvA tn thA Irlnl of Kay Hevere on th charge of mur- wt at I'ortianii. ann arier wina out la hiiuni tlm lurv waa illamliueil Via tirday morning. The vote etixxj four f..r conviction of nuitu auahter and eight for acuuHtnl. Dr. Wllllama, prealdlng elder of the city over Hunday and conaented to w cupy the pulpit at the M. K. church . . L . . . II. . . 1 1 .. . i ii inn rveoiiia. iv uuiivrrvu an cedent ernin. which was very atten tively llatrned to by the audience pre- eiiu A wood cow arrived recently at the Aatorla Wood Yont with JiO corda of wmtd from Oak Point on board. Thl I on of the 1rget load of wood ever brought to thl city on a acow and It wa borne down by the Immense weight till there waa barely a foot of free board on her. We publlah thl morning a facelmll of llie oltlrlal ballot for the different preWnrta of Aatorla. to le uacd for elec tor of president and vlce-preldent of the United State on November Sth. I'm, The ballot have been printed and Are In th hand of the offlclala for distri bution to the official of the different voting place at the proper time. A narrow escape from erlou Injury waa had by Otto Mlkklevon. of The Of fice, ytterday rooming. Hi long white apron raught Are from a ga atove near which he wa working and some quick work wa accomplished In ex tlngulshlng 4he flumea. He waa quite severely burned about the handa and hi clothe were somewhat burned. The Arat-rliuM ran buoy, red and black hortaonial stripe, on the north west side of the wreck of the hlp May Hint. In Hun Francisco harbor, recently dragged out of position by a scow, haa been replnced In Its original position, about 800 yard northeast north, from the end of the Pacific Mull dock. The buoy la In 11 fathom of water. Jamra Warren wa sentenced to the state prison for the term of hla natural life by Judge George yesterday morn ing for the murder of William Kirk, of the ahln Clarence 8. Ilement, at Port land. A new trial ha been asked for and the defense hn been given until next Monday to prepare a notice of apiieal. Pending tnat action warren will not be sent to the penitentiary. Umatilla reef lightship. No. 87, broke adrift last Tuesday, and aft?r a severe battle with the wind, she put Into Noah bay for shelter. No damage resulted beyond the loe of her ground tackle, She will return to her station aa soon as she I equipped with new anchor and cable. The lighthouse tender Col umbine haa been ordered to take on new ground gear for the lightship and will probably leave out thl morning. The Rrlllsh shin Conway, which Is on her way down the river, leave with a full complement of sailor. The board ing house men made good their prom ise, and the crew of the Conway was shipped at the rate of 6 per month. Thl I ID less than the rate tnat no been paid recently. Sailor are more plentiful now than they have been for some time. The harvest work la over and the men are about tired of life on shore. They are willing to ship at al most any rate. By th renewal of the agreement between the boarding-house men and the shippers the price or taii- ora haa been mode less at thl port than at any other port on the Pacific coast. The will of the late Samuel T. Mc- Kean wn admitted to probata before Judge Gray yesterday afternoon. It wa a very brief document and left all personal property to his wife and the real estate to hi cnimren snare and share alike, except to his daugh ter. Catherine M. Tee, a special bequest, of a lot In Son Diego. California. The will wa dated May 17, 1899, and named oa administrators of his estate, Mary J. McKean, Alford 8. Tee and S. T. McKean, Jr. A petition -waa also tiled by - the - above-named administrator praying that th will be admitted to probate and lcttera testamentary be granted. Frank Spittle la the attorney In oharg. tartsieltoeirof th-'lVttii. Telegraph oiMpkiiy and 'tlu , Pacific, Messenger Company, f TawtKav Will try the use of girl for ltieMngi Instead of boy. Tli) truwi ffll'er waylay bl-f"roe ami 6rrl It off to t-'hool, or om ac tive biiKlnce mn offer th messenger a beU'-r wtlury and less work than Mr. Hell hns outlined and the boy dlsnp Mnr in another direction, so Mr. ilell ha been forced to try th abov ex periment, If h can cur th girl. Rev. I). F. Rowland preached hi first sermon aa poator of th M. U. church of thl city on Hunday morning. Mr. Ilowland liaa an attractive manner and Is a very pleasing siwuk'T, and deliv ered a splendid sermon, Th church I. Indeed, to Im congratulated upon secur ing Mr. Rowland a pastor, a he come from a church much stronger and with a larger congregation, and come here principally for th benefit of hi wife' Mallh. There I aome complaint about the street cars not slopping for passengers at any old place along the line but It must be remembered that the car, are run on schedule time for the safe ty and convenience of passengor. and th rule I to st'ip only on the farther side o cnwslnKs In the direction the car I travelling, and If people were to bear this simple fait In mind th exercise of a little care would obviate any cause for complaint. It I the same rule observed by atreet car com panies In all other cltlc and only In extreme ('itwn should admit of diver gence from It. As the public are well aware It was my Intention to occupy th store ad joining toe, Imt ilrtutnntanc over whhh I have had no ronlroi. compelled nie for the prenent to forego the Idea. It was my aim and object to have the finest store in the tlty a. id carry goods from the only the best eoatern manu facturers. My stock with that object In mind, wa bought and I at the prev ent time In the More. It consists of the best and latist style of good for men's, bos' and children' wear In suf ficient iiuuntltle to fill both store and has crowded me fur room. 1 have come to the conclusion to deviate from the old rueiimi and Instead of offering a reduction sale In January I will on the first of November offer the most extra ordinary bargains ever known In Aato rla. H- further announcement. 8, DANZKiKR. The Ilrltlsh ship Ardencralg. the fler man bark Anilgnne and the llrltlsh bark I'oltulliK'h are all reported to have left hunta ItiMNilla on the 20th of the present month. All of them are headed for thl port, and an Interesting race will be run up the coast. The three vewu'ls are all good suller. and they will have the same conditio to con tend with on the trip. Good upejost run are the order of thing thl year, and the three-cornered race Is attract ing a great deal of Interest on the wat er front. They will be due here about the middle of next month. Th only caae before Judge Nelson In police court yesterday afternoon wa that of R. M. (ioston, who waa charg ed with vlolitlng city ordinance No. ITS!, providing for the prevention and removal of obstruction from the street and sidewalks. The complaint wa en tered by Street Superintendent Kearney w ho represented a number of complain ants. Mr. Gaston hod purchased some ten or twelve cords of wood and had tilled It up In front of hi residence at th corner of Twelfth and Exchange street and between Heventh and Twelfth strets. and having no other place to put the wood, built a shed over It to protect It from the weather. Mr. Gaston wa notified to remove the ahed and wood and failed to do so a he could not make necessary arrange ments to have a shed built. It waa thought by Mr. Gaston that the action waa a aplte one on the part of Mr. Kearney, a there had been wane prev ious feeling between the two men, but the fart brought out before the court showed that It wa only with much n-luctanc and In simple performance of hi duty th.it he waa Induced by the other complainant to act In the mat ter. The Judge (utpended sentence till Friday of thl week at 3 p. in.. In order to give Mr. Gaston time to re move the obstruction. FOR BETTER HO ADS. The state of Washington la making a atart In the light direction and It la thought Oregon will follow her ex ample If the proper co-operation ran be hod In furthering the work. In other word a state convention waa held In Tacoma on Saturday to dis cus and adopt plan for the building of better roads, and effected a perma nent organiiation for the continuance of the work. The convention wa at tended by a representative class of cltl- xen from Pierce, King. Lewi. Yakima, Jefferson. Island and other counties and application were received from near ly every other county In the state for admission to membership In the organ laatlon. It was an enthusiastic meet lng and the discussions which were aroused were full of spirit and showed a great Interest In the work. REGISTRATION NOTICE. Voter who have not registered or who have moved to thl county from cither sections of the state, may be rog Istered at the office of W. L. Robb, on Eleventh atreet between Commercial and Bond streets, prior to November 5 at 6 o clock p. m. JAPS RETIRE. Sumner haa settled the Asiatic labor question In a manner peculiar unto It self and strongly characteristic of the method Tacoma adopted in 1SS5 to In duce an emigrant movement among it Chinese residents. Incidentally Sumner notined the two employers of the for elgner. both prominent Democratic leaders of that section of Pierce coun ty, that they must not employ Japs. A large delegation of Sumner cltixen waited on the Jnps, who were living n a coupie or small cabin, and told them to scatter. They were given a limited time to gather their effects and hen told to move. The Asiatics dis appeared over the hill in disorder and Sumner went back to bed. 3 Premiums Free as many Given WITH Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts, Soda, Baking Powder Uoed Tliitc and Place to Uny Ubtuc Juat to gee loriu .71 Commercial Street. Astoria, Or, JMrs' No other soap in the world, is used so much; or so little of it goes so far. All una of (Miopia 9 Peart soap, all tort f mot at aall U, etpacimllr drarf Ma. "SOME PUMPKINS." Hauvl Island Ranch Producea an Im mense licit! ot in i enow rruii. A consignment of pumpkin that wo remarkable In many rei-ct. arrived down on the Ralley Oatxert last even ing for Ro. Hlggln ft Co., and other of the local merchant. The pumpkin were from Mr. Glllehan at Hauvle Inland and the largest one tipped the scale at on hundred and forty pound. There were a number of them that weighed over a hundred pound. From one seed and on one vine were raised the Immense amount of twelve hundred pound of pump kin. Thl beat Kansas, where the vine are ld to grow so rapidly that they wear th pumpkin out dragging them around over the ground. The above about Kansaa I not vouched for but the shipment from Hauvle' Inland I authentic and they are t certainly wonder and at a rent a quarter a pound the grower will make a band come thing out of It. LARGEST ARMOR PLATE. What I probably the largut single armor plate I to be used In the con structlon of the battle Wisconsin. The plate will become the port plate of a turret on the vessel, and la being cut at an angle Instead of being the arc Of a circle, the Idea being to better defleot a shot. What th armor plat Is to a baltleehlp, Huetetter'f Stomach Hitter la to th lomoch. It irit the at. tack of constipation. Indigestion, dys pepsia, biliousness, and prevent ma laria, fever and ague. It will restore a weak tomarh to normal condition. Any one troubled with the above ail ment will do welt to try the Bitter at once. For fifty year It ha tood alone while It many imitator have, fallen. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice I hereby given of the follow ing changes In the aids to navigation In this district, which affect the Lint of Light and Fog Signal, Pacific Coast. 13o0: Beacon No. S Poet-light, Columbia river, page 24. No. 81, (List of Beacon and Buoy. Pacific Coast. 1900, page b4.) On October 23 thl single pile bea con crowned with a triangular box. painted red. with figure "J" In white on two aide, from which a fixed red light waa showa close to the edge of the Hand bank on the east tide of the channel from Tongue point to Jim crow point, wa carried away and the light extinguished. The beacon and light will be re-established as soon as-practicable. Umatilla Reef Light Vessel, No. 7. Coast of Washington, page SI. No. 146. (List of P-eacon and Buoy. Pacific Coast. 1900. page 3.) On October 21 thl light vessel went adrift from her station about tt mlU SW. S. from Umatilla Reef (Flattery rocks), mak ing off from Cape Alava, Washington, and about 414 mile west-southwesterly from the cape. She I now at Neah Bay. Washington, and will be replaced aa early a practicable. By order of the Light-House Board. STUB. To be torn off by the chairman. Name Residence For Electora of President and Vice President of the United l a X TILMON FORD, of Marion County Republican j For Preaident- 13 X J. C. FULLERTON, of Douglas County ...Republican WILLIAM McKINLEY 14 X W. J. FURNISH, of Umatilla County .Republican For Vice President- 13 X O. F. PAXTON, of Multnomah County Republican J THEODORE ROOSEVELT 16 ERNST KRONER, of Multnomah County Democratic-People's For Presideut- 7j WALTER M. PIERCE, of Umatilla County DemocraticPeople's WILLIAM J. BRYAN iS DELI STUART, of Multnomah County. Democratic-People's For Vice President 19 JOHN WHITAKER, of Benton County Democratic-People's J ADLAI E STEVENSON 20 N. A. DAVIS, of Umatilla County Prohibition 1 For President- ai N. F. JENKINS, of Josephine County Prohibition I JOHN a. WOOLLEY 22 cTfTmILLS, of Yamhill County Prohibition For Vice President- 23 F. R. SPAULDINQ, of Wasco County Prohibition J HENRY B. METCALF 34 T. V. B. EMBRBE, of Polk County Regular People's For Preaident- 25 LUCAS HENRY, of Wasco County Regular People's I WHARTON BARKER 26 J. L. HILL, of. Linn County Regular People's For Vice Pre.ident- 27 JOHN C. LUCE, of Grant County " Regular People's J 'ONATIUS DONNELLY 88 N. P. J. FOLEN, of Multnomah County Social Democratic 1 For president- 29 JOSEPH MEINDL, of Clackamas County Social Democratic I EUGENE VICTOR DEB5 j FRANK PORTER, of Baker County Social Democratic " For Vice President- 3t C. P. RUTHERFORD, of Harney County Social Democratic j J0B "AWMAN STREET BIDS OPENED. , j Councllmrn C'O'k and Utxlnger, of the atreet committee opned the bid yesterday afternom for the Improve ment of Tenth street, between the nouth line of Exchange and north line of Grand, and of Twelfth street between the south line of fomrm-rclal and the north line of Franklin, and a crossing, at the Intersection of Twelfth and Duami atreet. Clinton ft Hon were given the contrast for the Tenth street improvement. John Wirt secured the Improvement of Twelfth street and 8. Normlle secured the building of the cr"lng t Twelfth and Duane atreet. Five bid wer received on each Im provement, a follow: Tenth street John Mattson, $119; N. Clinton ft Bon, $1072 W: 8. Normll UZJ: John Wirt, IKrt; C. O. Paim berg. Ilin.M. Twelfth stre-t-J. K. Wirt. $5KI7; C. O. Palmberg. !M3; John Mattson, tM; N. Clinton ft Son, $1014,74; 8. Normlle, II 'eft Twelfth and Duane street crossing P. Normlle, $S5; C. G. Palmberg, $US; S. Clinton Hon. $125; John Mattson, $1.12: J. K. Wirt. $10. Th? Improvements must be completed by February lt. NOTICE! In returning our sincere thank to the ladies and public In general, of As toria ard surrounding country, for their libera! patronage, we wish to state that our bubines In Portland having assuin td such large proportion, we are com pelled to withdraw from Atorta nl concentrate all our Interest at th Portland houie, which demand all our tlm and attention. Mr. P. H. McDonnell will be at the Portland house to welcome one and all. It I needles to add that we i egret to sever )iir relation with our many frknd. However, we wish you all. when visiting Portland, to call and u. We extend you all a loving fare well. Very respectfully. M ALLEN ft M'DONNELL, J'tr P. H. M'DONNELL, Mgr. CARP OF THANKS. Thi ladles of the Catholic church hereby extend their heary thanks to the public for the kind patronage given them at their recent fair and beg to acknowledge themselves especially obliged to the business firm of the city for their generous contribution. ADVERTISED LETTERS, List of letter remaining 30 day in the post office at Astoria. Oregon, Oc tober 29, 1900: Trulllnger. Mr. J. B Campbell, Tpm. Williamson, Peter Lander. Mr. E. J.Wllnon, Mr. E. F. FOREIGN. Anderson. Axel O. McGregor. F. W. English. Haxel IMPROVED SERVICE AND EQUIP MENT. The new schedule of the O. R, ft N. which went Into effect April 22nd. shortened the time to Chicago 11 hours, and gives a double dally service be tween Portland and Chicago. Train No. 1, leaving Portland at :1S a. m. I known aa the "Chicago-Portland Special." ' Ita equipment la new throughout, making It fully the equal of any train now In service from the Pacific coast to the East. Th "Overland Express' leaves Port land at :20 p. m. and furnishes com plete service both via Huntington and Spokane to the East, together with the best ot service to all local point on the O. R. ft N. Ur-. Official Ballot for Astoria Precinct No. Mark between the number and STATE. WHAT DO YOU THINK? Do you think at all? - It pays to think Benjamin Franklin used his thinker and invented the printing pres3. Edison makes use of his thinker and makes fortunes. Everybody can make money If they'll only think. THINK OF OUR Think how much money you can save on Clothing, Hats and Furnishings and you too will make money; at least you will save money and that is the, same thing, THE HE LIABLE KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Paciflo Brewery, of which Bottled beer for family dm or keg Mr John Kopp i proprietor, make beer I beer inpplied at any time, delivery it -tor domesUa and export trade. I the city free. florth Pacific Brewery STUB. To be torn off by the i Name Residence , Clatsop County, Member 6th, 1900. name of each candidate SUtes. SWEEP SALE first clerk. voted for. Vote for P on