The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 28, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ttOUNlSftl AST0K1AN. TI'LSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1002 IF YOU lliiy it Mit-kntt nf Kdiilliii", 'a JM Tin, rcl lulul, you ciu; lni'W n ten that will ciiuhu ytmr kuonIh to iiiuml. ROSS, IH0GIN8 & CO. The Morning Astorian! THI.tOI'lluNB Ml. TIIW WKATHRH. I'tiltTI.AMi, J in - -W ! 11 Ore K. in, probably (!'', (mi " cold in I ho Ivirllirru portion, rminrly wind, l'.at rrn Wanhingtii. I"' rraalnit cloiidin with light ruin near Ihn north roast, rulerly wind. KaMein On-gmt and Idaho, probably (air, slight change III I he Uoupriature. variying wind, mostly outhrrly AUOUM) TOWN. Coal! foul" I 'l"l Hi 8 Klniurt Co alKiul ll Call Main Ml fur yur coal requlrs (rtltS Or. lei promptly llllri. The Hrltlnh hlp iVnturlaii arrived yrftlctday from N'ewi-ttllo. Th m-hoon.-r Wing and Wing ar rlvrd down the Mirr ) cam day. I a roilie home 1 n 1 m l r ' on I buy yuur ( nl. hay and gialn t Gaston a mlu full l the tVcl.hitit barber shop f.r up lu dale work Thrr nut-tla bar. b-r Japanese cull u ml kill l. cheap t I In- Yokohama llaiaar, 111 Commercial trrct. F-r lUnt. Bill of riKJinn with Intel, with board; corner Ninth and Italic Tli- Tlllaomoa strainer Hue II. Ill more will depart on Thui la )r lint a I 1 III. Idlc dealrlng In hum erwlng dons at their hiimn itmy rail at "I Four teenth slreot. Wantrd .lltli.it for 'r g n llulunl Home Acltion Apply ttt (Vmiiiirn'UI (It Wanted A few ll.v k ri. u n. weighing from tt to W pound Addrr "11,' ' are llil omVs If y i tl Want Iwu wood, slab wood or ther firewood telephone Kelly, th tranifrr man. 'i'hn Jill black 7.eri weather; tvi)l simp, scm prior, snap In overcoat, null, underwear, glove, etc. at I Irritmn Wl sm"h-In- sul Am you fun. I of vegetables; If , rail an I u tell y.iu about prcfcrtvl stork, Ihn let to he had In tln Johnaon llru. Fur Hate. One Jersey row dry);or woul I rsrhangr for a gool n. w milch row Address or apily lo lmuol i:i. mora. A whntraoma anil ultmlal imal tan tw (mil for II cnt ai 611 Com mrrrlnl ilrwt. The Klilnif Hun 1U laurant. Tin- m.timrr Charlr Notnotl, of lju iii-w Hun Kranrlm-n Hnr, arrived Hun lay. Hhr broUKbl i'inilirnlila fiTlirlit fur IucbJ iiioroliniiu. Tlio Nelaon lrft up thii rlvur yeitterday. CAN WE INTEREST YOU in an article you wear every tiny ? A Dress Goods Special FOR TINS WEEK ONLY. Wo pritlo ourselves on the extra fine stock of Press i,nods now on our shelves and in order to niovo tj stock will Cut Off the Big End For your hi ndU. This makes a big saving if you buy now. Alter while you might need the same thing and will have to pay the regular price. THE A. DUNBAR CO. Btifl Commorcinl t. Th" ne Nihnli' imoii.l wan npini'd . yritni.lii) fur tiiiVi. fSr a Hie Wulluxkl hi1.d , Tim llrlll.h p UuiliHll -puitrl i-:imi1i) fur gu'riiiuwii or Kul iiiuu'li fur unli'i. Try our mll.l rurrd Ka.lrrn bam and ji'on and ynu will nurrly be irand -Joliimui llro. i'alronlie home liidunlry by unioklllf th "CrMe nf Aatorlk" rliir, flnfit made Mnntifnrtuted by MarFarlnn Knulwl, W)uiiiIiik iiiai irak for Itwlf thr ruld dny rr of Ihl fu.-l am not m.ult-. to mrry off waxuii of Oflhr J ID wrrkly; malt ir frmalc Copy, iripf I'tMi at hoinr Hond 2 tamp with Bi'pll.atioii rw..r Hupply Hollar, ( hi Olio Th" iuo.it leiuhlii t.r"i.Mt.in for kldnry liotiblra oil th" liuirk-t I" Kolry la.lncy urn Hoi. I by I'hu. li"Ki. iiuKlt Th-1 na. in. Hi ..f Mr Flunk M i. i.lo and Mi Mad. llno I', imrll I autumn. .-.I Thi-y will ! nwiriled ..n Vf.lii..lu' JanuAt-y !'J Another ulilpini-nt of rhre-e ami .h.. Vlifiula blnrultn, Athena, lia nioiia and i'haitiai(iiF wafei. Jun In. Johtioii Urn !'. on rux, ,1 ,i Friday nlijht, a military Ion I on hat pin Kinder will roiifrr a faor on the own.r by re ItirnhiK t Ant.oUn oltlre, 1 1 n.1. iia ri er for iim.jurrn.. ault and miwk at I'lohu liepartm.-nt fhore, "The Wonder." next to Hhaua ban ture J Htiaun. munntp r. ltolyn roal tal longer, U cleaner .lid make r trouble with itovi t and rhlmtiey tin. than any other. Cror: W. Hanboiti, agnit, telephone 1311. John A Montgomery, at No. ill Ilond treet. d -e nil kind of tinning, plumb t(i to, tin and tram filling promptly and lIIHully and at veiy modrrat price. The ronuiiagi' Mir will clox' on Kililay net Only a few day n more to K,-i barguln A little money buy loin. II. ..f clotl'lng, mugailnen. toy, etc. The body of SMgeant Cone. Willi wii diowiied fiiin (ho llwino whnrf on New Year'" dny, wn fuun.l la.tt Sinunlny on the beiii-h near Kurt fiin by. The lly wan found by Private ltl.'hanln The KteuiiiHhlp IVmbmUexhlrt' will prohiilily go to ma (hi afternoon, tier cm go of wlienl wu completed cter- Iny and Ino tun of coal wan put In III" biinkei hi el night. Memti Mulnrkcy. repreentlng the I'nlvcrniil Huh & Ioor Company, are i'XHH-ted to arrive In th city today. They will nk for hid for the ervtclon of the nm'ciwury bullilliiR at Smith I'ulllt. Aslorin's Pojmlnr Store. The funeral of the late Mm. I'lnke. wli'a of th pn l of of Ihn Oennon Lutheran church, will be held at ;J0 ihl morning, and the In'eint.it will lw In (liwnwood. Hervlcei will be conduntml by the llev. Mr, Krune, of Portland. The lrlt!h hlp Hoiilh Mlnlre cleared yelerdiiy for the United King dom. Him take Ml. 1 3.1 buhl of wh.t, worth The IIiIIImIv k)iI Wendur. which departed ylerd.iy for Knglrwid, carried 13,357 luinhel of wheat, valued at I8S.1 16. j f fun. lien Young hiui retuiti'd fioin ! I'uCtliind, where h hud been III At- ! Iclnbtnie "It the bedifide of Ml Y'lUllg ! w ho I ocrloualy III at r..pltal tlu te , Mr Voiinif ay her condition I otne 1 what Improvrd and there fliv yet Hope of ultimate recovery J i Mi Ftiiliiue. the veil known Knappa logger, arrived on the Colum bia Holiday from California, where he hod been fur the benefit of his health, lie I In a very action rondlt Ion. hi mind ticltig unhulun.e.l He waa tnk en to Portland for tnatemnt, Hoc k Hprlng i Wyoming) cal rope iliM-efully with till wintry weather and the ueer 1 nut obliged to coe with the oh and dirt nulaunce, There I eoriotny In buying lh beat. H Kl mure A Co., agi nla. Telephone 6l. Coal deHit at foot of tievriith alreet. An Injunction ha been granted In Portland to the nwiieta of the cargo of the unkeu bark lletirl'lte lo atop the anln of the veHK. I w hh h ad vertised t l tilke place ll.-Xt Wedlle Illy The vrcarl Villi Hot lie old llll- li -a mime amicable arrangement are made with the owner of the cargo Th or la ,i very a. il . demand 1"' red AU,k. fJio'li fur eput nnd .lle of IhMmc... I.'ii... .nil .nul ..a' lav.- been refer'.. I n a !d oil the Join, I ilu'liu; th - '..ial f.-'v diva, fun Kiiinclaco ad' Icr ,iy the inatket ll.le l llllchilliged .''.I 'itllet. with 0 few m:tll ml. a of ...la at , and I.kV.I choice lota h' Id 111 ml. We carry many klnda "f Schilling Heat ltoaated Coff". We have their I Central American and Hawaiian bli nd Their combination blend of Java and Hawaiian. Their Moehu iind Java blend, and many oilier loo numerou to mention Try thin coffee We will gladly refund your money If the finxl do not give entire atltfa lion - John son Itroa. liille Makela. of thl city, with j Oregon congreal..nal delegiulon lu op everal other Flnnlali rcld. nt will l"e lth vlgi.r th effort now mak leave ahurtly for the Klondike. here Ing for tjw enactment of a bill which they will engage In lugging Mr. Ma- j v. Ill leae the publi loiuttin fur grai kelw hu Jul purchad two team of ; log purpnrc. Mr. Web-li fald the horw in Kaat.m On g-.n and the ant- j bill wa calculated to pUce Kasiern mala will be Ink. n In They are val- ).eg"n grailng !an is In the hand of uable hor.ae. inch team lelug worth l:.) The Atorlatia eK'ct to r.nd logging o prutttable occupation. Cinlakaiiie Tribe So 11 1 ' U M , i.a orgiinlred S.i'urdav night by ill-anil Chl.f of liecirda Win. C A. Pohl. and the follualng ot'lc t eirot e l A H Montgomery, prophet ; J. 1!. Sullivan, Jr. agam.uv. D I, IVrrlne, I pa. achem; W V. Myer. tiuatee; j K. C. Illa. kford. . hl-f of nvord.i; II. j McNeil, kee.er of aamii'.m: A. K j I tu. k. captain of team, 1.. l-cntiard. I llrat aiinap. A. H llainea. r , migu more. The Hew tribe oigiinUed with til charter member. County Clerk Wherliy yestcnlay re ceived notice from neveral chiol clerk throughout the county of Icvle nvently llxed for chunl purponr. PNtrlct No. IS I John Day) hn.a levied a 5-nitll tax, while dlatrl.-t No 1 trcalde) ha levied 4 mill. District No. tl'llnd Hlotighi ha levied j mill, to pay the running expenses of the school and pay off the existing debt. The levy u' Wanenton I 6 mills and that nt New Astoria 15 mill. The big levy 'h - .. :v,e was ncwsnltutcil by the erection of a new i hmil bnlllilng. The ruling ol the loml customs of- flclnl In the case of the Hellish ship Latimer tins been upheld by the treas- t , . . ,. . .. ... , ury department. The Uitlmer arrived here from Hlo de Janeiro, via Tubal. , Chile, w ithout the veiiulslte consular j 1,111 of health. The local olllcbils lie- I tennlned thnl she was not liable to a fine und the decision hit been up- held nt Washington, the department I ruling being to the effect that tbe courts would not, under the circum stances, Impose a fine on her for her failure to pnxture a Tiihal bill of health. The Latimer Is now- well on her way to Kngland. When the steamship Oiltiinbin ar rived from Pan Francisco Sunday a very large crowd was present In the hope that the lienl police would And "Kid" Ooueher and "Brownie," the Son Francisco murderers, aboard. The steamship was delayed ut the Heads by tho snow and did not reach her dock until 3 in the afternoon. Every man who onme off the ship was close ly scrutinised by Chief llallock, and Inter the chief made a search of the vessel. However, no trace of the des peradoes was found. One of the Urst men to come ashore was the Colum bia's mate. Chief Hallock stopped him 'to ask whether or not any stow away had been found aboard, and the crowd was Instantly on the qui vlve. Genuine dlsguest was depicted on every counlennnce when It was learned that the man stopped was not id murderer, hut the btsy mate of the steamship. Th Columbia had a very rough trip up the coast. fiumc time ago the attention of the Chamber of dmimerro wo called by Jaine W. Welch to the fact that lu Ic ing operation wern filing up the rhan nel, Mr. Wt-lch anked tl.t the mat ter lie Investigated and Mcp taken lo ubnte the nuliince. The foinmlt tee cm roiiiinerrc, to which Mr. Welch' proiet w referred, reported lutt evening. The report l to Ihf i-ffect Ihu1. the luli-lng of dirt Inui had a leml' iiiy to fill up the channel In cm Itllll loculltle, eapeclally In Ihu Wet IClid. II I nlhgiil by the committee, however, that the new cut-off channel lieintly ib-veloped ha don mure 'Inn anything el' lo fill up Atoria ioii'ImO'. The loininlltee hui no rc oiiimi'iidotlou to iiiuku ut the ..rii'iil lime. The comintlieea appointed by the "' ninhir of Commerce and Cimimer lfil Club, to "promote httinioity l ween Portland and .to;lii, ' will uoet tonight ut th" '.'oiiiiiiifrcl.il Club roolr It Ih iiih I. Main... I the lominlt ! will be addle-.! by Mr. hldn.-y IMI. who la r'-eirlel to have out-lln.-.l it . la ri for bringing utxiut to-oa-ratlou iM-tWren the two lonieiidlug cltle. The Puah Club wa aked to tin me a committee, bu: the r-iu.-at nu referred to a committee nnd no report hai yet lao-n n'Oile rn ll. The Puh Club will not met't until tomor row night o 'hut lxdy will not be rcpiea.iited at tonight meeting. It I tui'li-ratond that Mr. Dell will ak the Atorla commercial orgunlzatlofi to k ml him to Poi Hand to point nut to the e.ilo there that their beat tnterrat He In utillilng Aa'.orla har Ixir, while nnoi'ier reort hn It that lb committee will ht naked to un-..-it a l.i to hat ;u..iilzc mat'era through 'lb., medium of urtb prepared by Mr. IMI for the l'ully New. Ac i cording to a aliitement made l.iat even j lllg, It I tlK' It'letlt! 'II of Prvnldenl ' Hcii. rnia kau. of ihe Cummercl il club, ithm the i Htiali be intimity of Inter.', plan taken up nulc'.ly. and Ith- ollt Die any blare i pM'Ha of thi if rumHta city. through j At laal mglif mcetlm: nf the chain l r nf Cniiilflerce littcmloll waa culled to the fact that about f.i.'.,i.' would M- reiulred to complete Die Columbia ; liver 'iu.ir.inti i.- ta(lon. and thut tin i Imiul'- r should urge the Oregon ! i ungr iuii4l deU gatlnu to fiaaixt in 1 Mcurlng the required appmprliclon. In hit inlnnce with Die nuggetlun j -retary HLkIi-u will nddre a coni- uiunlciitluti to th.- "hiiiiiom and rejire j ociitatlve froi'i th state. RxH-ndl-. lure of the um named will place the !taton In lltm-cla hue. At tl. re j iliieai uf Jaui. W. Welch, the chani j Iht jjopird n reulutlon nrgitii; the a few he-p rnler. The plan ha been combated In the eastern section of th atttte. im.l the bnal chamber ha taken lnll.ir action. The clmin ber emended :i veto nf thank t W. W. Whipple for the b!i iiet prepared by him on the oceu..n of the iham- ; ber annual meeting. . Til- Hucndii Lumber Company's mill at ltucoda. Wash., hit been pun-hosed by the Oregon l'ine Lumber Company, ot thi city. The purchase price 1 not stated, but it la thought to have bein about l.'.o.OiH). W. W. Whipple, one of the Incorpoiuloi of the local company, suited last evening llint it would 1h necessary to operate 'he lluc.nbi mill for some time to come, I ii the old company had on hand a Uiiaiility of logs. He a'so said It was i the present intention lo transfer the j mill to thl city nnd Inmill the ma- ! clilnery on the site donated by the , Taylor estate. The mill will cut liliout Mi.onti feet of lumber dully. The upcr- ! .ion ut llucoilii required th" services j of 141 men. Including logger. Two shingle mills are connected with the ."iivvnilll and Imth will be operated. It I also the Intention to operate a sash nnd door factory and box factory ami the coinany will put In a plant hciv that will employ more than 100 men, The Incorporntors are now mak ing an effort to Interest John B. Du- Hols, w ho I very l.vavily Interested ' timber land In this section. If Mr. liuliois is Interested the concern will ...., Th r.ln.,mnv i figuring on developing the trade of adjacent communlilca. Mr. Whlp- l" lt-1,V('s morning tor l orunn.I and the Sound. While in rortlaml he will confer with agents of Mr. Duro. PBIISONAL MKNTIOX Fred Barcluy of llvvaco, is In the city. W. F. Uogers, of Portland, was In the city yesterday. Win. Bruchard. mayor of Vine Ma b, spent Hunflqy In the city. 'J TxSi tic tho ton of Ton- I'll r-.it preserve Jr.r ;. li: o!4 f HK'i v,;y. fc.:: t .c t hy t3 i.-"..',i',:i. :, i.i !.'::;:: - i. -v ' . a t':! l c.T.lirnTf 'iv . ..ct- ri t, 4 ie'v;-vii:f air llrht aaU i.c ' v :,";',' rrcf-r. J .. :.vr-c. '. '" .tV''v5''VV) iVrftslltim'.c-nbt.' v V-'i 'jJTj BuWevcrywheis. Mai', ' i tMNesHOOIljJO MANY KHSIIIIS HURT lioasl.l'.l) MKT DlHAHTKIt ON Hl'MlAV NIGHT. Of flic Ttt'cnfr IVrMiiia on It Ncciilccn Were Injured, Some nitc hcriotihl. One of the wort catlng accident that ever occurred In this city hap pened Hunday night at 11 o'clock, when a bobsled containing about person collld'-d with a lumber pile at Four teenth ami Commercial street. Hev en'.een perm wre injured In '.he accident, one very seriously. Th" Med a a traveling at a velocity of per haps roll" a minute when It stru.k the lumber pile, and that the.- were no deaths Is Indeed remarkable. Two h,hlcds were being ured on Fourteenth street Hunduy night. One was broken a short time before the other mwt with the accident, and those who had ben usln? It piled i.nto to the other. Hubert Jeffrey, who was In chargr of the sl-d, was almost crowded from Ms seat oy tbe coast ers, and It Is probable there would have been no collision had there been fewer persons on the "bob." When the sled struck the lumber pile the roa-iters were throw-n In - very direc tion, and the. services of four physi- luns we rs renulred. Ilcnujmln II. Hans-n. who lives at , the Ator House, suffered the great- et Injury. Hl.i right leg was frac- j Hired lelovv the knee. 'Kith bon.-s be ing broken.' Dr. Fulton, Die attend ing phylciun. Ute. yesterday aft- jernoon that the Injury was a very I and that therv; was lit- j , -rtoua one, tie hope of saving the limb. Whether or not amputation will be necessary cannot be talel for a few days, other who werj lnun:.l are; Mia III Hauaen. right leg tadly crushed. 1 Kobcri Jeffrey, ankle dislocated and j arm sprained. Will Himpwn, right foot sprained. It. J. Walters, scalp wound; gash three and one-half Inches on the head; muscles of right thlsh n r.;'n e and other Injuries. Frank onners. Injury to groin. Elmer Lacey. right ankle Iractured and disbtated. Dr. Kstoa i.nnsnb r this a very severe Injury. t'latencc Hansen, leg sprained. Charles Lynch, ankle sprained and rib broken. Klght other persons were also In jured, but iheJr Injuries wrre not se vere. During the nigrhl limbs were broken In different parts of the city, and before midnight Dr. stes had attended to seven sufferers front coasting accidents. Drs. Henderson and Cordiner were also kept buiy during the evening. It has b'.-en re ported that an Hast Astoria bey went Into the river near Kopp'a brewery and was drowned, but the report $ $ $ $ $ H $ $ w t$ i$ H $ $ $ $ 25 0 i i 0 REDUCTION On Alen's, Youths' and Boys' Overcoats Our line is still complete. S. DANZIGER &C0. m mi $ $ $ m $ m $ itf m $ m mi m m Wi Lest You Forget Expansion In a few days the contractor will com mence enlarging our luild.ng. We have come to stay and will expand as conditions warrant. To reduce our stock while build ing we will make some reductions in prices that will sur prise you. SILVERWARE REDUCED FOB Everything io our handsome line of Silverware . .... BCT NOW FOARD & could not bo verified. It is. no doubt, Incorrect, as the mater would have been reported to the authorities. Despite the accidents of Sunday night, coasters were .'Ut again in numbers last evening, but no acci dents were reported. TO CURE GK1P IX TWO DAYS. LaMillvc Ilroitn-QuUiine removes the cause. E. W. Grove's signature on every boy. Price Si cent?. NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. "I would cough nearly all night loni." writes Mrs. Chas. Apulega:, tf Alexandria. Ind., "and could baldly get any sleep. I had consumption so bad that if I walked n block I would cough frightfully and spit bl ioJ, but, when all other medicines fulled, three J1.00 bottles of Dr. Kin' NeT Discov ery wholly cured me and I gained 5S pounds." It's absolutely uiriinteed to cure Coughs, Colds La Grippe. Bron chitis and all Throat and I.uns Trou bles. Price 60c nnd $1.00. Trial bottles ftee at Hart's Drugstore. For Sale by Foard & Stokes Co. iHERE'S SHOE . J SALE (A ii I THAT'S 3 MONEY kmM REMEMBER Only a few days left to He cure DIG BARGAINS in DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING A T SHANAHAN'S Saturday Will Be Last Day of Sale. Contraction PRICES SHRUNK OUT OF SIGHT Fine Oak Sideboard tt W Elegant Mantel Bed M Lady's Oak Desk 4 0 Oak Chiffonier T Oak Extension Table, I ft IN Window Shades 24 Linoleum, best, 4 yards wide U Hair Mattress, 301b 19 M iZ'i per cent off on Picture Framing; Everything in proportion. H . H Z A R P THIS WIEK 20 PER GErlT OFF AND I1VI MOSKY STOKES CO. OOJI'TOIJIIT The time to bn.r is right now. w 'E ARE sacri- ficin? Shoes this month, bo that you eeu buy an extra pair with out feeling it ... . Peterson & Brcoin We lead, others follow. QUIT PAYING RENT Own your own home Don't pay Interest The Oregon Mutual Home Society Will buy you a home for $1000, or pajr your mortgage for the same amount. You can repay them at $5.36 per month, without Interest. Send for leaflet ex plaining our plan. Home Office, 0 Commercial Bldf., Portland. Ore. Tel. South 1091. Local agent wanted in every towm In the state. Contracts matured aa follows: December 31, 1901. No. 1. January 18. 1901. No. t Brando Office: 424 Commercial St, J.A.FASTABEND GHNKRJLL CONTRACTOR . AND BUILDER. Dr. T. U. Ball DENTIST. 524 Cemmerelal St.. Astoria, Ore. Andrew Asp, later, llitkniti tti Unnim FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. Seeclal Atterftltm Given to Shis ar Steamboat Rapalring.Gcneral Blaelr mlthlng, Flrst-Oass HM flheelag, ste, COESES TWELFTH JiD D0U T: