The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 29, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTill: MOUNUM. AATOKIAN. WI.DNISJUY. JAIJUARY 20. !f)02 HO Simula for Ilornbj'n (hitiiniil. Wo Imvu ciirlmiM cuiitiiiliinu; Irii miiuII nii'kiiKi of I In ill) fornix, Injun lircm), lnuk font cn'H, luick wheat niki-n, witllli'H, (iiitiiii'iil uii'l no on up to ten. 'l lio price is lirtiHin cMitn for tlio curloii u good icl fur tliu Inniii')'. ROSS, HIOGINS & CO. The Morning Astorian TKI.KPIItlNK Ml. THW WKATHKIL I'OHTI.AND. Jan :.- Oregon, Ida ho and Wusliltigtim. fair. coiitlnU"d rolil, ra.terly winds. A ROUND TOWN. foul! Coal!! Cmtl'!! Hra H Klmorr a i about II Tli Columbia oniaaed uut yratriMay for Han Frani-lavo. Call Main Ml for your roal require isriilt Ordari promptly tilled fair-mlM hstiw Industry and buy yaur I-ti. hay anil gtalu al Uaalun'a lit. nil a( tlx Orrldnnl harbor ahup for a to date work Tlirra fit at -i laaa har Ura Ja iinr-M (.ml. n( nil kind, cheap al thai Yokohama lunar, til Couunm-lul Hrl. yVr It-nt. Hull of rooms, wllh iiwrt, wiih board, .'..riirr Ninth and tvn. Th lumtieT arhnonar Wing and Wing aailrd yratrrday for Han Kran rla.o. I,avtle. deali-ins: li hav ai-wlng ! al their hoinra may tall at lit Four teenth atrt Wanted - A f.w alixk huga, welching from IS In W peunda. Address "II," rare Ihla offlos U you want tot wood, alali wood or larr firewood telephone Kxlly, I ha Iran-frr man. Thnn. 331 1 black. Tha regular meeting of th Push (lull will bo held thla evening A full aiieaJarwat of members haa Iwon requested. ero waathrr, did anal". sero price; attain In overooala, aulla, underwear, gloves, eto . at Merman Wlaa a smash ing sals. W F McGregor yesterday purchas rd a raft f J00.0OO feel of fir and apruio Iota froin )m Itoaa. I tin C'rt'k rd rreek logger. Are you fond of vegetables; If so. aall an I let aa irtl you nbnit preferred stork, th 1 I o he. had In tins Joanann llroa aVr ftule One Jera. y row (dry); or waaM exchange f r a good n. w milch aaw Adarrea or apply lo Hatnual Pl ata ra A wholesome and aubatanttal mral mb b had tor II crnta at 11 Com aserrlal alraat. Tha Rising Hun Hra taurant. Thr funeral of lh lata Mra. Maggie Fink, wlf of nv. Mr Finka. waa h-Id from 1bn family realdrm' In Kaat Aatoria yr-alrrday niomlnf. Th InlrrnnMit wa (n Orpnwixd cpma-lry. CAN WE INTEREST YOU in 1111 nrticlo you wenr every day ? A Dress Goods Special FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Wo prido ourselves 011 the extra fine stock of Drosn 'J roils now on our shelves and in order to nioro t-j stock will Cut Off the Bid End For your benelit. This ninkes n big snvinj; if you buy now. Alter while, you infill need the sanio thing and will have to pay the regulaT price. THE A. DINBAP. CO. BM C'umimircinl gt. Tln atraitii't' Hun II I'Mnora will lnva fur Tlllainonk loinortow iiiorlitiiK al 7 uYtot'k. Try our mild rurrd Kimlnrn hama and baron and you will aurrly In .lrajM-. Jiihiiaon llroa. I'alniiilaa homa Induairy by amoklnf tha "I'rtda of Aatoria" cUura, flirt mad Manufactured ly MarFarlano A Knubnl frank Hl'ltlln waa yi-atnrday a ontid K'1 in In 1 at rat 11 r of tha ralalr of Mnlvltia Kloyd. din-Mwd Tha ratal la valued at l0. 10 wrpkly, mala r female. Coiy. In Indrra at bomv. Hnd 2 atanix with a !) ailnii r.-mplra Hupi'ly llimap, t'lil.-ni;') Th innt rrllalilo ir,iriitlon for klliii'y tr.oilili'n mi ihn mnrkot I Koli-y'a Kldiiry 'ur? Hold by Cbna lto-ra. Iirugglal. Anmhnr nhliinrni of rhi-a-a a.inl w 1. lira. VIir'.iiI.i l.li ult. Atlici.a. Ila noun and "liamiiaKiip a:rta juil i. J"Iiii.hi llroa Uut on Hav.-I .I nk Friday nlKlit. A nillllaiy biiiton hut ln Fin b r w ill otifir a fm ir on tin- nwnnr by r-. turnlht! to Aaloriun olllir. I'niilro. -tor Fan tn I "i. I li rri'plvrd thr aljrnid roiiiimt frmn thn govern input for 111" oiiairui lloii of Ihn llgltl hoiian and IhiIIiIiiik" nt IVndrmona an. la Id a lnnarlnra fur maaui-rndv nulta and luaaka al t'mhn I an in.-11 1 flom, "Thn Wondnr." nrt lo Hhana han a atom Hiiauaa. rrwinmp r. Itoalyn cal laata I'ngir, la rlranrr .lid mnkra Inaa trouble with atovi and hlninry rlura than any olhar. (irorga VV. Panliorn. agrnt. talrtihona 1311. John A. Montgomety, al No. CS Ilond atrrvt. d.x-a all klnda of tinning, plumb ing, gaa and alram fitting promptly and aklllfully and at vary modrratt pill ra. Thn riimniasn anla will rloaa on Friday nrt. (inly a fpwr daya morv lo gH targnlna A llltl" nmnry buy bundlna i f clothing, magailm-a, toy.a, rUi. Mra Arthur IVtrraon hna brrn at St. Mary a hoapllal thn imal fnw dnya fur im-dlnil tri-tmi nt. Hhi hna bnnn aulta III. bul l now gvltlng along nb-rly. An ailjouriir.l a-alon of Ihn imunty iMiiit will ln hnld tmlay. whnn thn ai'inl nunuiil rvporta of ihn oiunly rlnrk and trraaiitvr will bn prrarntivl. Tho Pi-gnv of I'lM-ahontaa will give a rug Hum ilinnn n Saturday nvpnlng, Fnbruary 1. at llniiihorn'a hall. Tlik--la admiring lady and g'-nilnmnn 10c. F.nlra ladlna and chlldrrn i'r eoh. Thvan fold inonilnga. nliw ut-rakna and pum mapln ayrup will gri-ally liiiprovn your morning mral. Wt car ry Ihn pmpaivd lf-rlaliiK buck hint and pan rnkn Hour; alao a line of pure mupln ayrup-Johnaon nroa. Anlm in' I'onutnr Store. Ttia ItvlH-kaha imi limn ago an nounced that limy would fcld an rn InrlMiiiinniit at Ihnlr hall, but tha af fair hna trn jioatpolMd Until fttfnP Ihn 1rntnn anaaon. Tim ruumHI will mnnt In adjournnd anaalmi tonlghl. whnn thn rallmatv of thn waya and inwina nminilttrn will lw prnarnlml and thn tux l-vy for ttm yinr flxml Thn Invy will un'l"ulilal ly b 10 mill. owner of furniture In a flv-riin colliign wlahna In illapoa. of It. Fur- nlturs la In good rondllloii and can In- hud at u bargain. A anap for fam ily w lulling 10 mnl rolliign n-nlrally lo l d. Addmaa "A." tlila omen. It x k Hprlnga ( Wyoming! conl In- mi r.-. Kiinri.il tlii'iu. 111,11 (Hi) a. aim milfoil la wluit you ui looking for 11. In only 11 amiill iuiiutliy for Irlul. S Kliiior A Co, agi-ma. 'I honn Cf.l out ibput at foot of Hnvnuili Hlr.it Accorilliii; to Wiaihni Mini Johnaon llnrn la no pumped of 11 iluinge In Ihn prnaem cold weather. Vr ti nhmt tlmn yeati.rday aftrrnoon Ihn glima wnnt up aevetal iiotihna. but toward nvnlllllg It fell ttliulll The c il I an,ii may aoon end. but ua yet there an no Indii a'loiia that It will William lluuibcl broke both bona of hla right leg early ynairrdoy morn ing by falling 011 thn lo at I he cor ner of lUmd and Klnvrtilh. He waa taken to hla homn and Dr. Katra aum iiioiiimI, who madn Ihn patlrnt aa com furtMlila ua pomlbla. Mr. Ilumll will bn laid up for Mim tlmn aa a rrault of thn accident. Thn Joint innufvtorlea nun nil tin whi h Milb-lted thn aululdy for the .iih and door foctoiy mid ihn c-n- atiui Hon of thn railroad apur around lull h a Iilit w ill iummnncn to col lect tin- money aubacrlbed nn or ul.'ul Fnbruury 1j. j.h aubacrlbnr will bn lulV llo'lnVd of thn l-Itt. 1 time thn committer inlnnda to call. We mrry many klnla of Pclnllinua Ileal It inati-d ConVca. We huvn their r. n rnl Amrrlcan and ll.iwull.in Id. nd Their romblti!l'.ii blend of J iva and HiiKnl.an. Their M.k-Iwi -.nd Jata blend, and many others too numnroua to mention. Try thla coffe -. W wt I gladly refund your money If the gd dn not give entire a'l a lion - John in llroa. N'ett Monday rvnning. at Kl'hnra' opnrn houan. ihiiim Ihn aeaaon'a laugh ing giiccra. "Thn Quenn of Hayll." thn only real rolomd fnrcn-conmdy companv traveling, It la a big mual cnl comely, a roinblnntlon of comlo opera. iiudevllln and burlniun. The .1. ' t. n of thn piny lakra placn on the Inle of llaytl. during th French war. Thn company pn-annllng thn play la the tiongei colored organlaitlon In i xlatence Seat an'n opens next U"n diiy nt tlrKTIn A I teed Revernl dlntrlct hool clnrka yea lerdiiy filed with County Clerk Wher Ity mpi.rta of tax le1ea madn for thn enanltig year. No H ('lil' mni!c) hiia levied 5 mlira: No. S (Jewnlll hna I -v. led 7 ml'la; No IS (K'alnl and No 1J (Melville) bavn rm h b vled 3 mll'a I I f rl.-t Niv ?7 (Knnopal hna madn h i levy. a I'a percentage of the gen eral county Icy of 5 nillla will bn aufTlclcnt to conduct the arhool thnrn. Thn coia!f e v ho wnrn Injured in the bolialiM accident Sunday nlirht wnrn rniontivl ynatenlny to bn getting along aa Well r-i n ii , .n f xpectel. Th" llaneii l:. v ho .aiiffer'-l a runt-p-'und fracture of thn rlirht leg Iwloiv thn knen will probably oa thn limb but Ihn oihnra who wnm hurt will on Iv bn temporal lly conflnnd to IhHr honma. The accident haa had thn ef fect of maklni; other nwntrrs mori cnutlona and aincn Sunday night no broken Iltnba Imvn bin-n reported. i Thn dlapatch.") ynaterdnv nnnounccd the d'-ath of J II llrookn. n.tltor of thn Japan Herald at Yokohama. Mr Ftrookc waa Ihn father of Oliver llrookn. whu In Aa'orla ahou' ix ynara ago. and fl.ahnd n thn I'oluinbla river for two anaaona after which be went to Yokohama and accepted thn poaltlon of miperlmendcnt of ihn mall dock In that city. Whlln thu en gaged he contributed a aeries of ar tlclca lo thv Antorlan. Mr. Ilnoke reccntlv cntnn to rallfoinla. In which alnte he now realdaa. I Thn determination of thn Chamber of Commerce to urge an additional approorlatlon of 1.15.000 for the Aato- ! rk quarantine atatlon la eommenda- ! ble. The matter will be referred to the- aurgron-gvnenil t Waahlng'on and It la believed he will recommend I the neceaaary appropriation. The ata tlon waa not fully completed under the appropriation final made and la hardly up to the atandard of quaran tine stations on the Sound. The growth of shipping demands ample facilities for preventing spread of dis ease and It Is honed locally that the Columbia station will be completed. Dalton. one of the Morrow murder ers. 1 quite sick, and fenrs are en tertained that his Illness mny develop Into pneumonia. The doctor la In at tendance and hope to bring him around within a day. Pnlton spent a restless night Monday nndlcpt but little of the time. His tempera ture and pulsa were unusually thigh yentenlny morning and the county physician, who Is looking after htm, does not like the condition in which he found hla patient. There aeema to be no gnat cause for alarm, al though If pneumonia should develop It Is hard to tell what would happen. A young woman employed at the Ituiknr Ifnuae met with a peculiar accident Hiinday morning, and la now uuralng broknn wrlal. During the pievloua night the wuter pla froie o the Itucker, and when a plumber tl.in.u m.Mln H tiMnA I win . iiiieii nuii'i7 .....i ..iiiia 1 Unit ii fire had In en atarted In the atow and that Dm bolh-r waa carry. ' Ing fully 2'Ki iniuiida of ateum ) All u'ly tlm lop of the boiler had : Ix-eii aiai'ted and an exptoalon that 'niii.hl have wriiked a few rooma won liiiinliii'iil. The pluinlx'r Immedlutnly 'uiiileiiifk to relieve the preaauie. wllh the reault Iha4 the kit' In n wua o .ii filled w ith atetttn. The young i.oniaii tiled lo open a kitchen win dow to alloc 1 i"Uni to eacip... .nt lii Inii'OliiK ui roi.a the room llp ' I I .in I fell, breaking the wnai. Tim ni.ury l ii very palnlul utic A lieiniK -. 1 1' politician who lnn i.i.-iitly In. n In I'onliind. a utea that Hi.- effort lo aturt a atate 1 iiioi ratlc dully paper In the nii-tropo'.la haa not Im.-ii ubiin.biniil 'The gentlemen who were Interi-ated In the enterpTlav hum decided lo return and mart the paper without any guuranle.-d circu lation," he my. "and II ia r-ported the paper will Ih- publlahel In time to take part In the coming aiate elec tion. When the promoter flrat brom h ml the aubjii-t they'aaked that lo.WO auliainl-era .--ured for tbiin. but the coinmlttee having the matter In churge waa able lo aecure only atjout (Woo namei Theae Data fave been preaerved, however, an the new dally will have quite a atari. The promo tcra ore reported lo have announced tha they will not aak any Induce ment In the wuy of auhacTlberi, be lieving that the pa-wr will be a finan cial aunt-eat) from the atart. I under- atand that arrangrmenta for the nec eaaary mm hlm-a and preaa am now l-ing made." Tin roM weather haa had a dlitua Iriiun effect on Antorttt'a water tup ply. nnd ilm water eominla-lon will abut off th'- aupply entirely If cvti- I ,u tn are not more direful hereaft- ! ci lurni; the cold nlKh a faucetl have bi- n left open, and the c ,nump tion of wat-r haa tn-.n gresiter than th- aupply. notwlthatandlp.g that the upply la great enough for a city of pn,.i Inhnbltanta. Yeaterd.iy the lire and water committee of th- coun- II ordered out oil the old Ktrani en Ktnea formerly In uc. fearing that a on l! uhtu 'Ion would And the ho-n wag ona without the uxual aupply. The hoa- wagona deptnd uiHin the hy dninta. while the rnglm-a pump water from the river. TV ah irtuge of wat er la aiild to be du- In uirt to the hunting of niulna. In today a Aato rlun tlm coniinltiRl.m (tlvea no tice of Its Intention to shut off thn water unlce mnaumera are tnor carvful. and the threat, It might ! atated, la not an Idle one. All thn private water mulna In F-ast Aatoria have burnt during the pa.it few da and nalib-nta are coinH-lled to carry water from springs. j The ways and means committee will submit Its reiort at the regular meet ing of the louncll this evening on the li'titlon of the Clatsop Mill i'ominy naklnij that thn foot of Trnty-sev-enth str-rt. which Intersects petition er' property, be vacated. A report will also lie submitted on the peti tion of the Astorlu lt.ix Company 'Hiking for the vacation of n portion of Twenty-third street. The report will recommend that the petition of the Clatsop Mill Company I"- grunted on condition that ihn company rebuild Its plant during the present year. The report on Ih- petition of the Astoria Itox Comeuny Is ali fuvor.ihle. It recommends that the petition b granted on condition that the. com pany Improve the crossing of Twenty-eighth And Commercial streets to the alleway. Il Is probable that ooth riirts will be adopted by the coun cil, since the majority of the mem bers fa I that, while the charier does not permit them to lea.ie the ayecta. some provision should be made to allow the mill's to Increuae their cn paclly. The Improvements ti be made, the committee thinks, will more than repay the city for the property given up. Improvement of the Columbia river from Its niou'h to Celllo was the chief topic of dlscus.ilon at the meeting of the bo.ird of trustees of the Portland Chamber of Comm-rce yesterday. President Mears siilil that he had practically secured the promises of two prominent cltiiena that they would go to Washington to tjrge the appro priation for the Improvement of ttitt river, and the Inland Kmplre will be expected to arrange for representatives with the same object In view. The navigation committee submitted a lengthy report on the condition of pilotage and towage on the Columbia river bar, but owing to the late hour action on this report was deferred un til this morning, when a special meet ing will be held. TI e report seta out In plain words the alleged unsatisfac tory condition of the pilotage and towage systems now in vogue, and in conclusion offers a series of recom mendations. It la the Intention of the trustees to meet with the pilot com mission and discus the tiatte.a set out In the report, with a view of de vising some tvr" ' h- committee la fully prepared to explain to the pilot commission th- mcisl.y of employing additional pilots, and it will also show tint the tugboat service 1 de ficient. President Mears reported that he had received a letter from Pilot Commissioner Sylvester Farrel stating the commission's willingness to meet with the chamber to see what can be done for the betterment of the ser vice referred '.o. Yesterday's Telegram. I'KimoNAt, MENTO.V. ii Mac M I II a n, of Salem, ta a vlailor In tfn rlty. U Huldren, the flrayg River logger, la In tha city. ('.. C. McJowan waa a visitor in the Ity yeaterday. Wm. A nil em on, a farmer of Dep Hlver, a In the city, W. K. Ilend-r, of Hllverton, Waah, la u vlaltor In the city. T. C. Mcllugh, of Fort Wranfel. arrived In the city yeaterday. c, Keller and J E. McOowan. of Portland, wen. In the city yeaterday n route io San Franclaco on the Co lumbia. I'nry 8. Olnon. a lumberman of Wirrenton. wu In the city ye-en'ay. M M Plckn la vlaltlng In Aatoria lor a few day. Tl.n New York World a'manac give a tint of millionaire. The billionaire atage hna not yet been reached, Hi $ $ ''ii Hi Hi Hi Hi ;ii Hi Hi Hi J Hi $ Hi Hi Hi Hi 25 o o REDUCTION On Men's, Yonths' and Boys' Overcoats Our line is still complete. S. DANZIGER &C0. Hi Hi Hi Hi He Hi iV Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi H$ Hi Hi Hi Hi Fisher's Opera House la. IC. HKIJG, Lr ftnri Manager. 1B0HDAY, FEB. 31902 thf: i.ATBrr Mrsnwi, I'OMKDY SIVCES8. Presented by the best and largest Colored Organisation Traveling. S B E Prank Kirk, as Tod Hunter the Tramp Harry Glllam, as Klotaky the Hebrew The great hoop roller Kraton. Miss Laura Moss, as the Queen. HEAR The Musical Tramp. The Grundy Trio. The Shenan Quartet. The Great Chorus of Trained Voices. .V combination of Comic Opera, Vau deville, Burlesque and Comedy. See the novel street parade at noon. Admission Reserved seats, 75 cents; gallery, 60 cents. Advance sale of scats opens Satur day morning at Grltlln & Reed's. The Queen of Hayti lest You Forget You Can Save Dollars By purchasing during my Bpicinl Sale. II. II. ZAPII, The House Furnisher. 630-CM rommerria'-tt. SILVERWARE REDUCED FOB Everything in onr handsome line of Silverware Brt XOW FOARD & I THERE'S A SHOE SALE THAT'S A MONEY J SAVER PL 1'allfornla courts are now treating highwaymen to life imprisonment In some respects the California courts may be defetlve, but this is not on of the respeots. TO Cl'RH GRIP IN TWO DATS. Laxative Prom )-Qulnine removes the cause. K. V. Groves signature on every ho. Prloe 2r cent",. NIGH F WAS HHH TEHROR. "I would cough learly all night lon." writes Mrs. Chas. Apulega , tf Alexandria, Ind., "and could baldly get any sleep. I had constimptlia so bad that If I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit bliod, bat, when all other medlclnea failed, three H.OO bottles of lr. King's Vet Dircov ery wholly cured me nnd I gained 53 pounds." It's absolutely lomrnnteed to cura Coughs, Colds La Grippe, Bron chitis and all Throat and l.ung Trou bles. Price 60c and 11.00. Trial bottles ftee at Hart's Drugstore. Omsk For Sale by Foard & Stokes Co. REMEMBER Only a few days left to cure V,Ui BARGAINS in DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING A T SHANAHAN'S Saturday Will Be Last Dy of Sale. HERE ARE THE PRICES NOTICE! Fine steel ranges, complete and warranted t2i and IS Air-tight Heaters from $1.5 up Stylish and comfortable rock ers at $1.75 to M M Elegan Oak Sideboard $10.50 Kine Mantel Iltds 100 Oak Chiffonier 7.50 Oak Extension table ( feet only S5) Ash Bedroom Suites 12 59 Thl ty-i ound Hair Mattress ... 10.50 Linoleum. Window Shades, Chnlrs, Tables. Dishes. Carpets, Rugs, Desks, everything for the house at prices never before offered in Astoria, CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS THIS Wlgg 20 PER CEflT Off AMD SAV1 MONEY STOKES CO. DOH'TffJRIT The time to buy is ritfht now. WE ABE saeri fleing tSboes litis month, so that yon can buy an extra pair with out feeling it ... . Peterson & Broian We lead, others follow. OUT PAYING RENT Own your own horn Don't pay interest The Oregon Mutual Rome Socletj Will buy yeu a home for $1000, or pay your mortgage for the same amount. You can repay them at $6.35 per month, without Interest. Send (or leaflet axt plalning our plan. Home Office, OOi Commercial Bid. Portland. Ore. Tel. South 1W1 Local agenta wanted In every tow In the state. . Contracts matured aa follows: December 21, Mm, No. 1, January 18, 190X, No. S. Branch Office: 424 Commercial St. J.A.FASTABEND GBNERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Dr. T. U. Ball DlBNTWT. 521 Commercial St. Astoria. Om. Andrew Asp, na-iaa nmr, liartiiii( m Iniaaaow FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REA80NABI.il" pdti-tj. - Special Attentlbn Given tn Shl ..i Steamboat Repalrlng.General BUek smlthinj, Flrst-CUsa Hon. ShMlag. ate. COSHER TWELFTH JD CUBRH ST