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TIIK MOIiNINU AHI'ORIAN, 'll'MUl. NOVEMBER U, 1900. OUR SPECIAL SALE lad es' Flannel Every garment the homo reduced In trice THE MORNING ASTORIAN TELEPHONE 661. All contracts for aJvcrtiiin In the Aatorluii mm inuJti on a Ritur antes of circulation four time larger than thnt of any fnper rublUhsd or clrculutcd In t-lt-op county. TODAY'I WEATHER. I'OItTLAND. Nv. ll.-Wrgtern Ore gon and WwUrn Washington, fair! KuKtiTii Oregon and Eastern Waahlng Inn and Idaho, fair. AROUND TOWN. A. V. Ryan, of Chinook, aix-nt Bunday In Aaiorla, Win Joi.lin, of Knpj), m In lh clly yesterday. N. H. Whitley, of J"ttle, M In the t-lty yi-t"n1ay, Flh CommiMloncr IW has returned frvm Portland. I. K. Warren, of Warrenton, wu In the rliy yeaterday. II, t). Ebfrmnn. of Baalde. waa In th city yeaterday. D, It. Dunkln. of Olncy. I" registered ai i he Aator House. Thf British aliip I-angdal will leave up early tlilt ntornlng. C. J. Owena, of the Telegram, wu In the city over Bunday. Mim Hiuki-nnypr. of Portland, came down at noon yeatnrday. A. J. Ilhoilri. of Winlix-k, It recti ItrrJ at I lie Aator House. David Hood, of Portland, waa In the city yeaterday on bualnea. ' Rev. A. Foster, of Knapno, waa In tht eiijr yestarday arwmoon. Mr. and Mra. Z. A. Leigh, of Port land, x-nl Kumlay with friend In Ihla city. HEBT UCKNT MEAL; RUN UEBTAUHANT. IUBINQ A SUCCESS THE UNLOADING SALE For the reason that Danziger does as he ad vertises. The store has been filled with eager purchasers taking advantage of the Immense bargains to be had. 25 per cent discount on Salts, 20 per i cunt Overcoats, F-lacklntwhes... ion all other lines Boys' all-wool chev iot suits with extra piur of panto, arcs C to H years, for mer prico $5.50. Now Boys' school suits, extra Btrong, with two pair of panto, afces 6 to 14 years, good valuo at f 3.75 Now Boys' bluo cheviot two-pioco suits. All sizes. Sold for $2.50 $4.15 2.85 1.90 Now Ch ildron's veateo suits, all wool, with doublo breasted vests, ages 3 to 7 years, former prico 5.00. Now Youths' Cassimore suits, extra well mado, ages 14 to 19 years, former prico $8.00. Now Men's all wool bluo serge suits, round or square cut, win ter weight, all sizes, 35 to 44, considered bargain at $ 13.60. Now 3.75 6.00 10.15 No discount on E. 8t W. Rubber and Oil Clothing S. DANZIGER f OR THIS WEEK SB 1 1 k X A blurts warns Peat lo-eent meal. Tilling Bun Rea laurant, 613 Coinmrclal street. W. H Herdan, Jr., of Portland, regis tered at the Occident yeaicrday. Jeffa restaurant the largest and beat. A trial will convlnoa you. A. J. linker and a. E. Tinker, of Long Beach, were In the city yesterday.. The itaaiillnt schotmer Anita left out Bundiiy with a gvneral cargo for HI Irta. Mr. and Mra, J. W. Lwnke. of. Bven gen. were In lh city yrslnrdiiy after noon. Ladlpa! The Occident Barber Bhop makes a specially of children's tint hair cutting. A ten pound daughter waa born to Mr. and Mra. K. W. Larson Bunday morning, Th llrltlah ship Dwcan arrived down the rlvor yoatrrduy afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mla Mllluii Carlmjn goes today to attend , Armstrong's bualmag college at Portland. M. V. Hardraty hita rrturnwl frorn a trip Kut. whi-rt h wtl In the Intr eal of lh EiiglMt Mlm Mary Corhptt. of Mlnni-apolla. Minn., U th nat of hf an. Thonuia fortntt. In ihla rity. All klnda of illvrr and r'd J'latlng dn on ahort notice, by A. Hlrvaia, t;t Commercial (reC Th rnalra nn tha O'Hanna brld, mar Beaaid''. have tHn completed by Contractor FMtnbDl. Frd WU-kman left for Bun Franclaco on Bunday to atlrn.l the frand I in! re of the Fmnikh Iirotlnrt;otKi. A. G. Pitker, the Portland railroad man. waa anion the pawrtiaera down on the noon train yratprday. Mr. and Mra. Charle CalU-nder left Bunday evenina on a trip to Tacoma. Seattle and other mna emu The rtain&r! Holiday aooda. bam boo furniture, ladlra' underwear and nollina; 6S1 Commercial atreet All the warrant ordered paid at the Inn; alon of the county court Includ- Ini thoae for Judaea and clerka ui elec tion are ready fur aclivrry at me coun ty clerk'a ofllce. Men's covert over coats, ono of the most stylish up-to-date garments nmdo Never was intended to bo sold for less uian.-uio rr-guiarj prico $22. 60. NowlOaVU Men's Fedora hato, newest fall shapes, a snap at $2. Now Men's fancy shirts, extra pair cuffs, latest patterns, a largo variety to so lect from, former price $1.00. Now Wright's health un derwear, soft and fleecy just tho thing for warmth, com fort and durability, former price $2.60. Now 1.60 80c $2.00 Silk neckwear; tecks,four-in-hands, shield and band bows, newest styles, latest patterns, reg ular price 50c. Now 40c Cottars and Cuffs, and Dcnlm Goods.., The llM-hthnuaA tender Mamanlla I nne more In pomiriiNal'm and made a trip to Tillamook Jtmk Until on Bun- 3. M. C'lapp, whft la In rharire of the cunktrurtlon of the jotty at Oraya hr In.r, r'Klatered at the Occident yetr dy. C. it. f'allender, of Krutppton, waa lecled rwiunty cofiiiiilkslfmer of Pacific county, Waahlnmon, at the recent elec tion. During the abne of Dr. Jay Tuttla from the city Vr. J. A. Fulton will act aa aurgeon for the U. 8. marine hospi tal aervlce. .Tu Oow, a Chinaman, died from heart dlMare In the ('hlti'iw qumteia early ytetrrday morning, lie hail txt-n 111 fur aomo lime. Ml Ietia Lewla, who haa t a vlalt- Ing her parent In Kaatern Oregon for aome montha paet, rvturnvl to Aatorla Hundny night. There la a ahlp mxrted outnldi. but ahe arrived too lale lo get In laat even ing, Iiulill"a ahe will com In early tliU morning. rream Pure Rye. imenca'a flneat Mhlkkv. Th oniv oure gooda; guar anteed rich and mellow. JOHN I CAHLBON. Bolt Agent. W. H Chajw. city engineer of Port lnnd, who haa le-n vlelilng hla brother. V. h, Parker, for aeva daya, returned :nt evening to Portland. The cualom houae oltlclala have re ceived n model of the Inum h they are to have built, which glvea a very good Uba of the trim little craft. The Hhlvely achonl footbai t'-om of thla city were defeated by the Junior M. A. A. f. team, of Portland. In that city yealerdiy by a acore of Id to J. Hoalyn coal laate lotigi-r. la cleaner and rnakea leea trouble with atova and chimney tluea than any other. Oeorge W. Baiiborn. agent. Telephone 1311. f A. Hell, lati of the army In the Phlllp4n., and who dellverel a apeech IwfiK-e th laie Jeireramilan t-'lub In thla tlty, waa In Aatorla over Bunday. Then. Itrarker a-lla clirnrB and to bacco to the tobacco dealera at P'Wt land lobbing pricea, In eiuantltlea to ult their trade, (IS Commercial tret. The Norwegian bark Stjorn. 18 daya frvm Honolulu, arrived in tn.rt yeater- .! al nortn. Phe l In bnllaat and la under charter to i"aa grain pr vl P'je. ft f..t..Al Ia 1 Aitm hfi4fcvw1 vrtttr kit 1r.... in Hatfnmor "n box mt66 I'ort - land. Ore., and we ll mall you " crlptln of an article every woman aliould okara. Mra. Heinhart. of Portland, who haa b.-n vlaitlng her daughter, Mra. J. K. Uratke, returned to her horn Hunday evening, accompanied by Mra. Gratke and Mia. Anna Uratke. C. Q. Palmberg wa awarded the contract yeaterday tt doing the carpenter work on the new building to be ervcted by D. K. Warren. ad Joining Itoka. Hlgglns A Co. M. n. noxarth and wife were paa aengera from Portland Bunday night. Mr. lioMrth waa In attendance on the Chief Itanch nf the t'nlted Modern Vig ilantes, which met Baturday. A party consisting, nf Harry Haniblet, J. 11. Seymour. K. W. Tallant. W. E. Tallant and J. H, Talbot atarted yes terday morning for a few days hunting and llshlng on Bhoalwater bay. The government transport Hucklng hum rrved out for Manila via Kobe Sunday with a cargo of government supplies and store. She filed her man ifest at the cuUm houiw yesterday, Th burkentlne Tarn O'Bhanter. which left out from Knappton Friday, clearrd at the custom house vcaterdity. Bhe carries a cargo of fii.'n.OuO feet of lumber ft r Ihe BimiHton Lumber Company, of San Franclaco. ' The German bark Olga, which left out on Bunday afternoon, cleared at the custom house yvmerday with. 73 SM bushels of wh?at. valued at 0.3K, She goea to Plymouth, Queenstown or Fal mouth for orders. The Drltliih ahlp lUverslde. 1590 tons, hns been chartered prior to arrival for Sis. by KnJfour, Outhrle A Co. She will load wheat for T'nlted Kingdom. Hav re. Antwfrj) or Dunkirk, with option Of northern loading. Bhe Is reported In at 8.tn Francisco. The Empress of Japan, which was In collision with the bark AbbU Pnlmer off Cape Flattery Inst week, was tem porarily repaired but will be compelled to iro Into dry dock as soon aa she reaches Hong Kong aa she waa qui to seriously damaged. J. B. Arnold, a teleirraDh operator who had b-en working: for the o. It. ft N Co.. at Coyote, near Umatilla, com mitted suicide at Portland yeeterdny noon. He was from Indiana and a fit of depression caused by learning from a doctor thnt he had heart disease prob ably led to the act. All rioneers and Members of Cyrus Olney Cabin, Native Sons of Oregon, with their wlvea, are Invited to meet with Nancy D. Welch Cabin. Native Daughters of Oregvm. Thursday even ing, Nov. l.V at S:30. in Page's hall. The members of Nancy D. Welch Cabin, n. u. (. will please assemble at 7:30 for a short session of the cabin before the social. In the probate court yesterday after noon Judge Gray made an order ap proving the return of sale, of the per sonal property of Geo. Abernethy, de censed, made by J. D. McFarl.ine. ad ministrator. Also In the matter of the state of Francis Abernrthy. J. D. Mc- rarlane was appointed administrator (de bonis non) of said estate In the place of George Abernethy, deceased. For the second time a Jury hag fail ed to agree as to the guilt or Innocence of Fay Severe, charged with the mur der of Emma Golden, at the second trial In Portland. Nine men held out for a verdict of not guilty and the other three wanted a verdict of guilty either of murder In the second degree, or of manslaughter. After deliberations ex tending since Baturday night they found it impossible to agree, and Judge George dismissed them. Owing to repeated violations of th law as It stands on the statute booka of the slate of Washington. Fish Com missioner Little, of thnt state, will ask the coming legislature to make changes In the law providing that traps cannot be located In less than sixty-five feet of water at low tide, and a loo the law governing the fishing by Indians. At the rreent amount of work la largely Increased Mr. Little will also aak for more deputies to aaslBt In disposing of the work. Judge Ony returw-d from a trip out Nhiilm way on Friday. The Judge, wtlh the two cotnmlnelonere, Intended g)lng on a trip of aeveral day but were prevented and returned aooner than they expectd. The aurveyora have reached the Klaakanle and have ehortened the route two and a half mllea aa compared with the present road. They ucceded ra'hlng the aummlt with a grade of enly 5 per cent, which la a vuat lmirovmerit over the old road. A number of ahlo are due In thla port. The Marlon Llghtbody la now out 23 duya from Bnnta. R oral In. and la due. Alao the Brltlnh ahlpa Ardenoratg and Dunayre, and tfie Drltlah tark Polta.1-Im-h, all of which are now out over 20 dnya. The HrltUh ahlp A(raana la ' overdue, being now out 1M daya from Hamburg. Novemb-'r haa generally proven to be one of the bet montha of the wheat aeaaon. but the preaent period la expected to fall below the average, aa the arrlvala thua far have bien ilow and few. The Norwegian atamahlp Unlverae haa been chartered bv th American Trading Company of Pan Franclaco to 1'to.d (lour at Portland for Vladlvontock. Bh.t will arrive here next week. The coming of thla craft will make a fleet of five for the Orient and Siberia. It waa thouaht there would be no mare depar ture fr Huaiilfi thla eeam. aa there la great danger becauae of ttw Ice, but j aa the !cu.ln government haa provld - ed an lbreaker to keep the channel open, the rink la lew-ned. The cargo will arrlv, at It. de.tln.Uon b-fore the new tariff goes Into effert, January 1. The revenue cutter Commodore Ter ry arrived In port Sunday after a long a.utheaiit?rn AUaka and Ik-hrlng a-a vrulae. It la expected that the Perry will remain here although ahe may go to Ban Franclao to have now bollera Inatulled. Her preaent bol'en were con demntd laat aorlnf and ahe will have them replace! at the earliest opportu- I,,,. w .,., K ,,. H. m ih Q , " . .u V v ' 8o'Jnd tut h0 mom of the time sh haa been In Alaskan waters and has made a re.-ord of TS st r. HT officers, the most of whom are well known here. ! Ore Captain Kllgre. Second Lieuten ant Cairns, Third Lieutenant Goudy. Chief Engineer Boyd and Asalbtanis Harvey and Wright. The British ship Cromartyshire arriv ed In port yesterday afternoon from Port Los Angeles. Bhe carries a gen eral cargo and Is consigned to Balfour. Guthrie A Co and will load wheat. The Cromartyshire, It will be remembered, la the ship that waa In collision about two years ago with the French liner La Burgoyne, when the latter vessel waa sunk. The Cromartyshire waa close hauled and this, big liner crossed her bows. The bows of the galling ves sel were crushed In and a hole was stove In the side of the steamer. The La Burgoyne carried M0 passengers, 300 of whom were saved by the Cromarty shire and the balance wen; ioL Cap tain Henderson was In charge of the ship at that time. The present cap tain Is John Reld The steamer George W. Elder arrived !n Sunday afternoon from San Fran clrco In charge of her farmer master. Captain Clem Randall. Captain Ran dall was at one time captain of the lug Fearless till ahe waa purchased by the government. He was then trans ferred to the George W. Elder and lat er had charge of the steamer Orizaba, which waa wricked while laylrnr a ca ble on the coast of Alaska during the past summer. Mr. Randall recently re turned from Alaska and assumed charge of the Elder on the present trio out from San Francisco His father. Captain Sain Randall, who haa had c'nArge of the Elder for several trips, hns resumed his old position as captain of the tug Wallula, and Captain Howes, who has had the Wallula during Cap tain Randall's absence,. will take the tug Escort The annual banquet and election of officers of the Irving Club took place last evening. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: F, L. Parker, president; V. Boelllng, first vice-president; Dr. J. Tuttle, second vice-president: E. J. Rogers, treasurer; H. D. Thing, Secretary; Dr. A. Finch, J. C. Mayo, J. C. McCue, A. Dunbar and Charles A. M. Hellborn. directors. D. A. McLean was made master of cere monies for the occasion and a very pleasant musical program was present ed, among which were the following numbers: Mandolin duet, Messrs. Web ber and Ellott; vocal duet. Bennett and McCue; violin solo. Lieutenant Cloke; vocal solo. Walker; vocal solo. Fox; marimhophone, Webber and Ello;t: vo cal solo, McC'ue; recitations. Captain Gregory and Captain Woods; vocal so los, Ellott and Bennett; duet. Bennett and Elliott. One of the most pleasant church gatherings Astoria haa ever known was the reception to. Rev. B. F. Rowland, the new pastor of the Methodist church, held In the church last evening. A large audience was present, -including the pastors of the downtown churches. Addresses of welcome to the new pas tor were made by Revs, H. Marcotta. L. J. Trumbull and F. C. Dell, and were feelingly replied to by Mr. Rowland. An organ solo wag played by Miss Flo retta Elmore; the choir rendered an anthem, and a solo entitled "Snow- flakes" was sung by Mra. S. Maddock In her clear, rlnglag tones; J. H. Whit- aker gave a comto recitation anil the literary and musical program was con cluded by appropriate remarks by Capt. Kllgore, followed by another anthem by the choir. Refreshments were then serv ed and the pleasant evening ended la social converse. WEBT BIDE NOTES, Mr. Edwin Hobaon la a gueat of Mr. Alfred awaon. Mra. Myra Iluakeii vlalted Mra. Hiram Gray on Saturday. Mlm Fay Hill awnt Bunday with her parenta at Bkipanon. A ton waa born to the wife of Earl Older on the (th Inat, A very ple&nnnt dance wu given In Ford'i hall Baturday evening, Mlaa llaxtl McOuIre haa gone to Port land to attend school thla wlnu-r. Mra. K. M. Lally apent aeveral daya In Portland during the paat week. Mra. Wm. Oadaby haa returned to her home on the Lewla and Clark river. A aon waa born to the wif of Star Smith on Friday, the ?th of November. Mr. Hiram Gray haa recovered from hla recent lllneaa and la able to be about again. Itev. Wm. B. Bhort. of Aatorla. held eervlce In Bt. Thomaa chapel on Wed neaday evening. Mr. Wm. Bletle went home Friday af ternoon for a few daya' vlalt with hla family at Bvenaen. Mrs. Fonnle Auatln ppent Bunday at feeaaide.. Bhe la making her home In Portland thla winter. Hobble Abbott la Improving alowly. He waa able to get out to the poll a and vote laat Tuesday. Mlaa F.innv Clavt'm who U aitenrilnar . rchntA at Monmouth lpfnt a few ,jay, wn npf n,0.er fi, weefc I ... . t . JU"JlarX wh.h Wn. v'- mnic Jim. i. n. iauy at tiammona lor ov-r a year, returned to her home In Iowa laat week. Mr. and Mra. George T. Mlera and Mra. B. F. Btevena, Portland, and Vr. Johnaon, of New York, made a trip to Reaaide on Baturday to have a look at "old ocean," Mr. George H. Iflnea apenet averal daya In Bkipanon nd Warrenton laat wek, gatherlnir pioneer hlatory and, pioneer rellca for the Historical 8ocetf and museum, . i i' LINE OF MARCH. ' , Outline of the Oi Jcr of Wrectlon to Be Taken by the Procession ,. -Tonight. The following are the streets to be traversed by the parade at the ratflca tloa mating tonight; Head cf column Will move west from Eleventh and Bond, at 7:30 p. m.; west cn . Bond street to Alameda avenue; countermarch, and east on Bond street to Seventh street; south on Seventh street to Commercial street, east on Commercial street to Sixteenth street; south on Seventeenth street to Frank lin avenue; west on Franklin avenue to Lleventh street; north on Eleventh street to Commercial street; eubt or. Commercial street to Four toenth street: north on Fourteenth street to Bond street; west on Bond street to Republican headquarters. All organizations desiring to take part are requested to notify the marshal for assignment. C. H. STOCKTON, JENS HANSEN. Marshal. Chief of Staff. PHILIPPINE EARTHQUAKE. The Philippine Islands are In a state of constant tremor. Most of these vi brations are so slight that they can be observed only by a special Instru ment Invented for automatically re cording the movements of the earth's crust. Earthquakes are as frequent in the human system as upon ' earth's surface. A litUe disturbance the digestive organs, and the enl tyttcm Is affected. Many people little attention to small disorders of . .. stomach, but they keep gradually get ting worse, and thee comes the earth quake, shock that causes serious Ill ness.' Hostetter's Stomach Bitters should be taken at the slightest sign of constipation,' Indigestion, dyspepsia, or flatulency. It will cure stomach trou bles and strengthen the whole system. Our Private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the bottle, FOR TUB WOMEN OF ASTORIA. Al wjmeri of Astoria, married Or single, who wish to join the Woman's Club, are requested td frteef on Tuesday, November 13, at S:S0 p. m.v at Page's hall for permanent, organisation. , MRS. SAMUEL ELMORE, Chairman, pro. tcin. ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters remaining 30 days In the poet ofllce at Astoria, Oregon, No vember 12th. 1900: Allen, Mrs. A. E. Mothershead, Sam Edwards, Charles McGuire, Mr. GHbieth. Robert Strebe. Mr. E. Oeddes, Frank WiRgln, Miss Ovlda Hill, Hazel Wilson. Chas. S. Hoye, Nelson Aftoila Employmentage Ferguson, Mrs. Amanda (2) Muhlberg, Mr. Altx. (2) Williams. Mr. W. M. FOREIGN. Pislla, Toml Waldmar, Emll REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Mary Dempsey to Catherine Burke lots 4 and 21, block 3, First Addition to Ocean Grove; J200. . Lottie M. and E. A. Coe to C. P. Nelson 4i acres in section 22, T 8 N, R S W; 1100. Some women who marry In haste are kept so busy trying to support their husbands that they have no leisure lime to repent. Would-be humorists should drop the so-called mother-in-law Jokes. To most men a mother-in-law Is anything but a Joke. nArmnn halve, th most healing salve In the world. ARE YOU FOR Portland Or Portland Merchants Are working against Astoria. EVERY DOLLAR you give to Portland merchants helps them that much to club As toria over the head. . . Mo Portland Merchant offers goods as cheap as does HERMAN WISE during his SWEEP SALE . WE QEUABU -TO FARMERS AND PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FARMERS We are Sole Agents for "RUSHFORD WrAG0NS." We guarantee that they have no equal for easy runningtrength and durability, and our prices are right Fisher Bros., Agts., Astoria, KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pacific Brewery, of which I Bottled beer for Tamily use or keg Mr. John Kopp is proprietor, makes beer for domestic and Prt trade. Jin the city free, ..... jMorth Pacific Brewery Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, PEED. PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. As Vi ALLBN) Tenth and Commercial Streets BEFORE YOU BOY 11 It will pay IIB'S PIANO HOUSE OFFICE: 351 Washington St., Portland, Ore. We are the great profit killers Northwest, and with our special organ for less money than you today. Catalogues for the asking. Our stock includes the three greatest American pianos -the Kim ball, the Chickering and the Weber makes. ' ...Elite's Pirn mm, Astoria For Astoria Merchants are working for Astoria. EVERY DOLL.AI You spend with Astoria merchants enables them that much to improve their property and As toria generally. Of all tis Astoria Merchants... None offer goods as cheap as does HER MAN WISE during his SWEEP SALE. . Oregon. I beer supplied at any time. Delivery PlflflO OR fifl ORGflJl you to write and piano price regulators of the facilities can sell a tine piano or can get them elsewhere. Write together with eight other good