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

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Newspaper Page TextTIIK MORNING ASTOKIAN. SATURDAY, JUNK 28. 1002 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT We bought at the. right price, thirty bund rf extra fancy nmrnnwi for Friday and Haiurduy w art, km t0 , ,, at 25 cent I"! (tui!fl, Ross, Hlgglns & Co. She 3?aU 3tortira. TBLKI'IIONB m. TODAT'I WJPATHBIt P"itTM.'I, Jun 2T.-Utvuu d W;i!ilti(ftoi-Hrt!unly, fulr wanner vrpt iiriii' tli.i count; Idaho-fair, waim.-r In northern and wi-t-rii por tion. NEW Belts Wash Goods Muslin Underwear Gallon aella feed, train nd hay. The steamship Columbia departed yedeiday for !( FYailolaco. Pure Mialned honey III Ut ai.d pint Jar awr be had at Johnaon Bros. We are ow receiving ' freah rp rri 'ally. direct from tho grower -KIINfrN imOK. You wHI find lie bwK lie meal In the rtty at the Rising Bun Hon tau rant. No. t! ItommiTrliU etreet. Kantena and Athena sugar wafer are Invlilnit, eVllulou for dainty de ami. Try tfceaa.-JOHNSON BROS. New atix'k of fancy good Juat ar rived at Yokiihnmu Ibtaaar. Call anj are the latMt nowlt4e from Janan. Send In your order for your wlnter'e upity of nr, alab or hard wood to Kel ly, the trnfr num. Ihoie JJll black. All (nokera amoke the "Pride of Aatorta" eluaia. No bettter made. Manufactured by MaoParWme A Kno bel. You tan buy VNe wbro'a Htrill the great dandruff cure, for 75 cent per bottle at he Oooldent Ilarber Hhop. llliycle ropHlrtng with aklll and prompt ivm. Huppllea n aUok; -work KUHrntit'-ed. Itillnnco Klectrlvnl Worka 4l'l llond St. ciforir" SVnlilnifton waa a union man, but ! hd no ohuiii'e to Uite the lnln'1. ri-e that L t on all your print. Inn anil llic'.i nde Ihd gouJ ti'MiHa It viil fiiri'iy iMimt y'i'i. HiIiiii your pill l!n to the Aatorlvi Job cilice. Reliable UoocIh Have You Seen The fine Line of Opaque Window Shades we are selling at 2;" cents? Live when you live and sleep on one of our hair mat tresses. All mattresses made to order from $.'!( down to$7."0. See our Mantle Beds with Yum Yum Springs from t).) up. One hundred useful household articles at ") cents each W sell on small profits, GREAT EASTERN Shonohoti " YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD BANANAS! TIik utivK iKiimitttw of the council will ludny open bid for h Improve ment r tor Hire from Hlnth street went, Wanted -My ,(, a. J', Co., Ilwaoo, it i''iiriiriitit man to hi'lp In gt-icr.tl tor nil aolh-lt mid deliver orders, One Willi Call p.-ak Fllllllull -UlgUUfJ pie. f erred. Itl)n pml Inxu longer, la clmr and makca li trouble with alove and nhlmnoy flue I linn any other coal on tlio market. fJeorge W. anborn. agent. Telephone 1311. Ice ermm, guaranteed pure, delivered lo any part of the oily, IS centa pint. Ice cream soda. West fresh randies. Private room. Parlor Candy Store, J Commercial street. The steamship Orriino, which de parted Wednesday, goes to Cape Town, Smith Africa ,aml not to Manila, an wa riiHtru-d. Hhi lake 139,MSI sack uf i:it, valued at tHA,A0U, I We hove Una-cm and (inllct Freiu-h pcrfumna In Imlk, aluo tho lj"t Amer j Iran p-rfuniea In bulk. Hrln your bot i ilea and at thin filled with what jutilK you.-CIIAH. ltOOBItfi. A carload of uncap and medium trlceil bmJroom aultea Juat rectdwd. i We offer (Item at reduced price for Ulila week only. OaU and examine. cif as. nwit,nrrtN a pom. Tmry mlwlii t ill Im nltve and at llix'riy If he had not run out of hla favorite brand of cilgiira. Jn endeavor- . Ina" to obtain n mtpply of Ia Imiiertat I he rlaked too much. Merrill ia aUIII UmnklnK thrin. j The iviKwied kllllnn of Tracy, the e tpei ciinvlct, at Whitira. yeater ! day, rattxed a rlpplp of c.i!-m"nt and irtvlwd local lntct in the c'. Aa J will ! aeen from the dUiiichea, Tra cy waa not the man ahot. A cln-ular Jutt laaued ty the Ohl rnxo, Milwaukee A Ht. Paul lUilhsay t'otnpany nnuounc that 11. 8. Rowe ha been apHlnled general itgent of that populir line, with headquartera tt rortlund, to u .Teed I", J. Rddy. reelirned. Kdunrd It. Hutton, whi recently look th" civil ervlc eexatnlmtllon for a mkIioii a letter carrier, la In receipt of iiKlwn from Watblnarton atatliiR that he pa-.l with a very creditable pep'entte. He la now on the Hat of elltila. At yeaterlny'a alJourned e.'HHlon of the circuit court an order wn made IMwitionl'iir until the llrat Monday In AtiK'iMl the wile of property delinnuent for 1HW laxea. affords inuperty ofpfra funthir opportunity to pay their ihm without oat, In the circuit rourt yeeterday the follonl.'iir onlora .vere handtd down by Jiitlae Mollrlile: Jumea W. Welc5t va. Hllna 1). Smith, Judgment; Jamea W. Welch va. 1. Itorgmtin et al. Judgment; Jumea W. Welch va. lnei and K. P. l'urker, Julgment agnlnin K. I'. Par ker. The d 'termlnullon nil the part of the MiiKtcr I'lumbera' Association to re fuse the diminda of the plumlra of the city for rtiorter houra and more Kiy la likely :o rcoult In a strike un- bw effofta lookl g towaiM a nettle- nient proi-e Muee.wful. Negotlntlona are now und'r way. Very much nguJ't the will of the Mi'hool patron Pivf. W. (. Slma of New AhIoiIii, hua resigned M poal tloii to acci'pt the prlnolpatjhlp of 'the Hherldan achoola, and will remove 1o that place on July lat. ilia departure li miieh n-gitted by his preacnt pu pllrt nnd many frlenda. Lowest Prices FURNITURE CO. Building TIIONE 2145 BLACK Toke Point, wWch are Eaatrn oya tern developed In Hhii.wter bay, art unlike all other-good at any aeuaon of the year. They are fat and dell clout. f'raw-nVh are now Juat In wen mm and are excellent eftWng, uji are eraba and all th oilier numeroua do llcaclm erved ao rkllfully at the Toke Point nyaler houe on Klevenlh ftn-e. TIh plitln'lffa In th" of the Slate of Or.-gon va. faniuel Hhmldl and llornhud IJiideuberiter, 'cuieil of uulaufilly hiivldg alurgeon In ihelr tfeweaalim, were nrrng-d In the rtr ciilt court vealer.l,iv. Judge Meltrlde niid an ortW giving th'-m until next week to iti'r Jhelr plea. The out come of the caae l awaited with In ter. A ttambl?r bley de waa atolen from Kiank Woodll'dd a few diy iigo, and yemierilny waa r"urned to 'he owner by ''hl.-f of Poll-.. llullR-k. The wheel hail been left at the New Hlyle fhop llnllte to x'tiee piiym oit for a M-cent hill, the t hi f having gu;irante1 to cill the followlnij day and redeem the iiropi-r.y, l)iubtlfa lh- fellow waa bndly In need of a meal and. having lecovered IHa pr iperty, Mr. Woodflcd la not at all aorrv the hungry innn teok tlmt iiiuiih of getting It. Mr. Henry VS'uhttilltl", tlie woman who my't-rlouny dlaepiH-ared from a Weni-iKiund (rum n nhort Olmaiice out of Kt, i.ouia, hn, lecorllng to further ndvk'ea received from 'hi Mlaaouii metropolla, been l.ir.i'ed n! Hullivan, that aiate. The , llnp.it. -It aaya rhe la " mnittil In bodv." but no reference I iMi'le to h - uieiiij.l (unillilon. It Id tlought th woiiuin waa lemp-irarliy denv-nted wh"ti ehe b fi lh' iniln. Hi r huxband .vlll ipi l i Mlaurl at once .ml bring her to Hi In oil y. M.imi 'l 'IiiIihi, the munlcrer of Cap tain William Iteeaon, of Aatorla, mut uffer th- penalty of hla crime. Yea lenlay John I. Mcrinwgn received telegraphic advlcea from Olywpla 1hat the aupreme courH of t'he Htate of Washington had ivfuaed to grattt lialea a "irv trinl. 'Mm aettilng tbe ca.M". The murder of Captain Iteeeon ou uiwd on Wlllapa Imy arul waa one uf the m'wt diiet-irdly crime ever com milled In 'hla jwiel of trhe country. Ctr cuniHtanti.il evidence jiolnted atrongly to the guilt of Oatea and he waa ar rexled, tried and nmvlcted. The Mc tiownn firm, for whom aptaln Itee tn operated a launch, waa Instru mental to a bvrge extent In running do. -I the murderer. At yet vday'a l.n of the county court, Judge Oray and Commlwloier Young hHng prait, blda for the enn ntnicilon of a bridge over the Ncan Ir um were oened. Three off .'ra w?re submitted, aa foil wa; N. Clinton & Son, 1o and I2.M per foot for line ap nroichea, ngirr-g.nl I ng $1015; Jnnna I'n lenln an I Andr,w laimjie. IWA ni.d ITSO for two different klnda of bridge; Chnrlea Johnaon and John Votmer, IST1 and So centa per foot tor the up pmarhea. Aa there were trregularltlea In one of the blda anbmltted. It waa dec! led to refer the nutter to the next county court, which will oaaume con trol of the afT.ilrn of the '-nunty on July 7. Accordingly, the contract for the work waa not awarded yeaierdjy. The run of Hah yealeiday waa re IMirted to be Jusrt a rltb' betttT thajj on the prevlvma day. The receipt of lurgi' tlh were greater than on Wed needuy, .nd the flebermen Jeem rontl- dent that the anUclpaAed July run of llah weighing between 25 and 10 pound will aurwly maiteriaJiie. The men with the tVrtm-h mean net feel that their day la aoon to come, and the men are preparing for a buay epell.: The Hah now being taken are of exi-ellent nual- Ity and the July run will be equally line. Ilenewed activity ia to he noticed at the aceraJ packing house, and the Indications .ire tht there will lie mu:h new gear In the water next month. The aebiera are Will faring piMirly, but I he waiter b now going down .nd aelnlng conditiona mum be favorable. The Wiedemann t'ompany luat night preae itil lion lionelcall'a great drama, " The $va. of Ice," al Fianera' opera h4;', whioh waa crowded to door with an enthusiastic and highly nppr"ciii.tive audience; The play ia one which require unuaunlly elaborate acenlc ac."aoiie.i and no detail wua alighted at Uml nighl'M jiei foniKinee. the II mil aceiiea of the wvond act be-; Ing pii'll;'UliUiy realiatlc. This after noon th. laughable fai'ce " A Meuin Laundry" will be put on aa a pecJal matinee attraction. Thin evening "Tlie tlHMt Divorce Cae," one of the strongcat socit'ty Uraniua ever writ ten, will be .pivaenied. Ttli Weldemann (.'oinpiuiy hiut given a aerhw ot liist- elasa pihlu,MJona this aeaatm, and it may be aure of a hearty welcome, xliould it return next e&son. lleeently a West AstorU llsliermun cuuglvt a lui-ffe e.-lion In hi net and succeeded In getting the inin.er aahi'ie. It wa an attr.i,'tlon in West Aatorla for gevenU days. The P.ihtr- mcn wunteii to turn it over to tho city park commls-slon, but l hut tii'y I not yet prepare dto wre for zoo exhibit. The fUhermun was left with a aea-lion on JiJa hand. Yea'erJay he deteniilned to lid himself of it, and it wii placed In the water Inelde the railroad track. A man it.rnv) with a double-lwrrel ahotgun soon iiddlel tho oa-llon'a head with buckiho:. ".he monsiei- nvlglut ihave escaped wre It not for the piling which surround 3d It on every Bide, ,md frightened it o It would not a.tumit to awhn out o- ward tihe rhanmol. Quito often aeala get Inside tbe piling and are bo frigh tened Unit their capture la rendered easy. j A daring burglary occurred at a Ufidchberifer (lh pvaw at Point Ki ll, on the north 'ahore, shortly after midnight yeaterlay morning, and the robber tmvu made good their eaeape with the plunder. The flh mint wan In charge of Matt Frederick",!, who I alwtiy well supplied v.lth money for fish-buying purpoae. No doubt the robb-ra wre well acquainted -with ihla fact, Shortly after midnight a flnhlng lxu.t containing two men came alongside the soo, and Kred-irlckaon oftcned the dor to aee what the men wanted. Aa he st-epped outalde a sack waa nbi.? d r'er hla head and hi arm were pinioned. Then the men ,a?ifed him and proceeded to amrch the scow for money. Thiy found about ?200. After aec.uring the money they took their di-jiarture and, as It was anme (Jme bi'f re Keeier Krederlckaon could free himself, the men had made g(d their e.'aie In th durkuexa. Frcd'T likon neither saw their face nor beard thufr vod:'-, and la at a loaa to know who th rot)bera could have ten. The Kaglea excursion to Cathlamet will take place tomorrow, the steam er HaMKulo leaving her wharf at 8 o'liock. ' The fiimou Kaglea' fcand will accompany the excurslonlata, and an orc hewtra will also tie along to furntah dance miiHlc. Frimi President J. N. down to th lathy Kagle. every memlx-r of the poubir order will do all In hi Hwer to make mattera in teresting for those wiio go to Cath lamet. and that the trip will prove a great success la a foregone conclusion. The excursion 1o Cath'.amet Involve a diKpl'ty of public Mpinlt that I not generally known. The l-iogli- could have given un excui-alon to sme oth er point at much lee outlay, but they felt that the up-rlvcr people should be encouraged to visit Aatorla on the Fourth .wid therefore dwldd upon C.-ithlMtnet u the objective point. The lodge bus Known more than customary nubile aplrit on many occasions, and the people of the r.ity all) doub'.l? show thvlr appreciation by patronlx Ing the excursion arranged for tomor row. There l plenty of room for all who wish to attend, and those who have not secured ticket should do eo today. A program of sport bad been arranged, and It will certainly be the greatest day In the history of Cnth lumet. The remain of the lete William lume have been taken to Portland, and the funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternwm. The death of the pioneer eanneryman ha caus ed genuine regret wherever he waa known and the funeral will be at tended by a large number of Portland acquaintance of the deceased. In the 'Bo Mr. Hume, who was very much opposed to the employment of Chinese labor In hla packing house, secured a crew of white men. The experiment proved a costly one, and before the season was over Mr. Hume was com pelled to discharge all hi white em ployes and substitute Chinese. The white men were mostly from Portland and refused to do their work. The experiment settled for all time what might have proved a moot erplexlng question. Many people doubtless thought It strange that the wealthy packer should have chosen the quiet little town of Ragle Cliff as hla place of abode, but those who knew the fine old gentleman'B love of life near the forests appreciated hi reason for re siding at that point. Hla peaceful passing was quite In keeping with the career of Mr. Hume, whose life was one succession of kindly acts. HAD A PLEASANT TRIP. Axloiiane Defeat d at Howling, but Delighted With Portland Visit. The defeat administered to the As toria Commercial Club bowling team on the Portland Commercial alleys was net a crushing one, by any means, and the outcome of the match wus as mu h a surprise to the loc.ll.s an to the vtaling team. The Sr.t gam bowltd by the Astorlana was a acorelwr. be ing i pins ahead of that of the Port land team. Hurd. Iwrd luck chaiac- terised tho second, third and fourth gumes. and the work ot tho visitors waa much better than the scoiea in dicate. The last game looked like a cinch .'(, the visitors, ho had a cem- In any line of merchandise we are better able to satisfy you than any concern In the city. No matter what other stores may offer you, you are always certain of saving money when you patronlxe us. Every time a com parison Is made we gain a customer, read on: STANDAKD PRINTS 2c 250 TABLE CLOTH ...c 60 and 75c SHIRT WAISTS 31c 13c ZEPHYR OINGHAM...8HC- 10c PERCALES' 6c HANDKERCHIEFS lc PINS, per paper lc $3 SHOES , 31.93 LA DI IDS' TRIMMED HATS AT LESS THAN COST. MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE. ' Advantage of a Lifetime SOt-10 Comraerolal St Astoria, Ort. fortfiole lead at the nlt, Hbm cam the disastrous centM-a. white tbe I.'ime team ' smoked up," and !" final game waa won by the Portland. The Aatorlaiis bad several difficul ties with which to V.tend. the princi pal one being poor kln-fplns. Even the Portland bowler suffer-d greatly from center ,and the only really good to tal of the night wa made by Dr. Bler dorf, who scored 177. The AtorU Commercial, who strag gled Into tiwn yesterday on various trains, apak !n the highest terms of the treatment accorded them by their Portland friend. Nothing wa left undone to make the trip a memorable one, and the kloin? of the home team, aali ted by Dr. Tilxer and I!. H. Trumbull, commercial agent of the Illi nois Central, amply compo'iaate the Aslorlan for thlr defeat The thanks of the locals are extended to Messrs. McNary, Potter, Me.iefe, 'Vlllett and liuahong and Dr. Biersdorf, and to the other e'ub mernb"! who made the vllt so pleasant. Before the det-irture of the Astoria l'y terofma h fVry.idu vbz vxbx rx team for Portland, Mr. Wise presented eaxh member of the team with one of the handsome club emblem recently adopted The correct score of the Portland match follow; Portland Commercial T. H. Poltsr W 4 31 &--139 I. P. Mr ... 3 S 1 ZJlf A H. Willett 32 39 44 47192 H. F. Busfto-lg ... 34 43 44 35-156 Dr. Hlerndoi-f .... 34 52 2 39 177 L. A. MtNary ... S3 26 65133 Totfil 200 2,-el 231 236 923 Astoria Commercial O. W. Kalston ... 34 35 26 31-126 Herman Wise .... 52 45 2S 29-154 P, Peterson 48 41 35 35-159 J. D. Taylor .... 47 3 K2 40157 rt. I. Pye 40 34 34 36144 P. D. Sovey 42 37 36 46-161 Totals 263 230 191 217 901 " Score omitted at request of Dr. Tllxer and out of oonideratlon for th? fuelings of Mr. McNary. PKKKONAL MENTION. Rev. W. S. Short U In Portland. Miss Mattie Shlvely Is visiting In Asnorla. Frank Patton returnwl last night from Portland. E. F. Llbke return! yesterday from the metropolis. Mr. C. H. Cooper and family are at Seaside for the aummer. Mr. B. Van Dusen is visiting with friends in the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ci C. Maaten, or Sven sen, were In Astor!. yesterday. W. N. Measerve. the Orays River merchant, waa in town yesterday. Mr. and Mr. Albert Kinnty have gone to tiearhart Park fur the sum mer. Captain Edwards and Fuller were In the city yesterday on official busi ness. George W. Ralston, A. R. Carruth crs. J. D. Taylor and (J. A. Wood were passengers down on Inst night's train. A. W. Duncan, a well-known resi dent of Setvdde, was In the city yes terday. Roy Mills, .if lUy Center, Wash., i visiting his brother, L. R. M;.ls, of Astoria. A. J. Capron, of Portland, represent ing the Pacific Mutuil Life Insurance Company, was in Astoria yesterday. H. F. Prail, president of the Clatsop Mill Company, and W. F. McGregor, president of rhj Astoria Box Company, have been In Portland for a few days on business'. County Judga Gray, accompanied by his son, H. D. Gray, left last night for White Salmon, Wash., to remain for a few weeks. Judge Gray waa down town yesterday and," while stdl quite weak, seemed much Improved. He expects his itip will restore him to health. THIS WEEK ONLY. B!g reduotlon sale ot all kinds of la dies' and children's furnishing goods. See the large display of shirt waists, summer skirts, trimmed hats and children's clothing. Chance for the 1500 piano with every 60c purchase Mrs. R. Ingleton, opposite' Budget of fice. WHY PAY TWO PRICES For your Dry Goods, Shoes Hats, etc., when you can get them for Less Than Factory Prices AT TIIK CHICAGO BARGAIN STORE OIMWMW Commercial St. Call and investigate. No trouble to show goods NEVER MIND, GIRLS, Going to Portland for White Dresses SHAN Can sell you India Linon 7c, IOe, 12c, 15c to 50c yard. Victoria Lav,!). 10c, 12c, 15c, 20c up. Organdicf, 12Jcj 15c, 20c to 85c, Nainsooks, 10c 12Jc, 15c to 4oc. DRESSES MADE TO ORDER SHANAHAN Sliaiialian Untitling;, SEE WINDOW DISPLAY There Is more SOLID COMFORT for the money and more r.al rest and enjoyment ia our handsome ' MORRIS CHA5RS than In any other article made. You can make no better In vestment. -See our elegant display of new COUCHES - IRON BEDS CARPETS - RUGS Goods the very best andsold at price the lowest H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher. HOT WEATHER IS COMING -TRY ONE COAL OIL COOKING STOVES Safe and Serviceable. Cbeaper than wood or gas. All sizes with bake oven attached. Nothing better for summer cooking. You are -always clean and the kitchen cool. FOARD G STOIiES COMPANY TRULLIXGER, EASTABROOK S CO. HUCC1SIOKI TO THEO. BRACKER Jobbers and Dealers in CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYIXO CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES Pipe Repairing A Specialty RE-OPENED Thoroughly renovated and modernized. The most popular eating place in Astoria. Open all night. Only white help.- John Blasich, Prop., Eleventh St. NEW STYLE jfl Finest Palace Everything the Commercial St- Market Affords. Castings We are prepared to make them oa short notice and ot the beat material. Let us give you estimates oa any kind of castings or pattern work. Lowest prices for flrst-claas work. TELEPHONE NO- 2451. , AH AN Commercial Street OF OIK SKW 515 Commercial Street Astoria, Oregon CHOP HOUSE Restaurant in the City Regular Meals, 25 cents, Sunday Dinners a Specialty. W. W. Whipple IRON, STEEL, BRASS and BRONZE Scow Bay Ircnfi' Brass Wcrks Cor. istb od Fraaklia are: