THE MORNING ASTORIAN, Tf'BSDAV, AUGUST 20, 1002 ' THERE'5 We always hnvc plenty of good things fur you in Fresh 'j ; F rails and (Jrocorics, and vory intonating prices. Sco us aboul ; Oregon t Ross, Hlgglris 6t Co. TBLBPHONB Ml. TODAY'S WEATHER. roflTI.ANn. Amu 25.--Oi"MI. Mo ho un 1 Wiuhiiuioii, nrtly rloutly. One Thousand Pillow Cases (Well Made) for . . . lJc They tirv 15c kind. Our store- cIomw t C p, nt. every day rsovpt Saturday. Qaston tells food, train ant hjr. Flv barkrri at th PUce Hatha. You curt buy Newbro'a Herplelde, Ui gfn dandruff curt, for Tt conn per bottle at U OooMent Barber 8lKp. " You will find W txwt ISo meal In (ha ctiy at Uio rtlxtng Sun Restaurant. No, 112 Commercial atreot. Now mock of fancy fxda )ut ar rived at Yokohama Itasaar. OUI fcnd aw the !,tet noveltloa from Japan. All smoker nmoka Uia "1'rtdo of Astoria" cigars. No betfcter mad. Mnnufa-tuivd by MacFtarlane ft Kno bs!. HU-yele repairing with "kill and promptnet.. Hui'iillo In atock; work guaranteed, llt-llunce Electrical Works 421 Bond St, Van Cttmp'a iwik nivl Unn nnd tnararror.l nnd "hteao n elegant; r,o rooking required. We have them In M, 20 and 20-eent lse. Johnaon Bros. Ir rrenm, guarantee! pure, delivered to any part of the city, IS oenta a pint. Ice crori m soda. Heat fresh candles. Private room. Parlor Candy Store, 4SJ Commercial atreet. rtonlyn coal 1 ait La longer, la cleaner and make Iww trouble with atovea and chimney fluea than any other coal on the market,. George W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone 1311. Plumbing, tinning, gaa and ateam fitting at lowest rate and In work-man-like manner, Ordor promptly executed. Shop, No, 425, Bond atrent. JOHN A. MONTGOMERY. I jxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxiaxxxxxxxxjxxxxvaaxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxxxj I WE 5ELL CARPET5 Today v.c open our new full carpels in the now patterns and new colorings. New pro Hrussels lings in extra lurgo sixes. "RUGS: Sco tho new Indian Hugs, all the ruge, in tho highest art of coloring. New Egyp tian rugs m pyramid patterns. Uuy'thc latest. Our prices aro right. Wo Sell Furniture, Bedding, Couches, and everything forhe house at lowest prices. Great Eastern A70 Commercial St. PLENTY PcocHoh NU-a rlte barllett peara, IS cent per duavn, at Johnaon Droit, I). W. Bamlborn. nn old (I. A. It. man of Heoalde U In the city to be exam ined today for Insanity. Ienve ua your order lor pem-he lor Hunting io .Johnson llroa. Horn. Sunday, Auguat 24, to Mr. and Mm. IL A. llrmllii r..r..,...i .i.i- I ' - ,'.,.., ua i,t,n ilty but How of AlHuny, a 12-pound 'alrl. j The Intiat block In the new full 'styles, Knox hnte, juat In at C. II. Cooper1 a, Constable Ueuaeley and hi valuuble dog, Meg, baggttd three ooon an u liunllng trip actoo Younga bay btliitie l.inl Muiuluy. t j " My Wife a HiibKl Dt"lna. " crown tn fnatl f ir nil mIii In, u.i hi (it t, jflh, egg, elv. T li.-Juliiu.in !r. ! A mow loud of gruvi-1 from Hionk lltld la being unlimited un Kluvel's diuk, to kw uimiJ on the ruuf of the IIIVW ClMtKJp llllll. ! Mppttliig day, Auxuit 16, of the Knox world renowned, full and winter hum, 'at C. IL Cooj'er'e. London pupvia wotuulimig full uo uiiunta of lliv i.(ir.iiiution liuvu U vti rc- 'n-lvod by Ux.ul ptirtlra from Joint I't'rulllugvr, now In KngUiuJ, llnlr brunliei, .cloth bruxlios. bulli and alioe bruli ;, tooth and null bi uh at any pilot you wunt, ut Uognre' duig atore. , If you have not had that old etiff or oft hat made new, you hud better at tend to It today. We move September lilt. Aaiorin Ht Co., 44 Commercial atrtet. " You will have to hurry. Have Unit old Miff or foft bat cleaned, blocked or dyed and retrlmmed. We will move on September Int. Afltoi la lint Co.. 44 Commercial atrct. New alte fr hmch.rie ure being lm.ke.1 up In Waahlnvton by rpuey Flh Commlaelot.er Hurtun, of Wttnli Ingion. Orua -Iv-.t nnd oiW f.reama on the north almi' will lw Utled. Mr. Iliirtun la accn p.mlcil by W. llouth en. of CuthlatiKl, The funeral f the late Silna H. iHmlth wa held Hundny from the old Prenbyterhut church nn Clntmip plalna, with Interment ""at Pioneer cemetery, tltunted at the aame pbice. The funer al eervlce wa conducted under the anxplce of the Pioneer Socli ty. Rev. Mr, McCamnc preached the aermon. The Aetarla Sc Oulumbl.t River Rail road Company llnda It ahl:ib'e to continue Ita preaent au miner truln ahi'ule bHween Portland nnd Clnt- op beach iolnt until fl-ptember 14. The local acrvloe -K tv.ei") Astoria to .Heaald ) will llkewlsw continue imMI the Inaiiie date. The eitenalon of time of jiho preaent excellent train aervlce will be appreciated by the many patrona or tne ronu. ( , An clt glint new boat ahnp and yards will le eomplete.l by Ociober 1st for Rli hitrdd Lenlhcra, Ah noted aomn nmntha ao, Mr. leather purc'iaaed property from D. K. Wan-en for the purpose of putting up a ahon and on thla the worka will be built. The alxe (if the new building will be much larg er than th one now In u to that n re orders can be nccoiittnoilaied at onto than can be at preaent. Wllaon rtrotho'a, of Portland .have been Hrothera of Potllind, have been Furniture Co. Mlittnitlmn Dulldlnff Gentlemen! Call and aee tho Intent creutlona of Knox bata; arrived today, at C. II. Cooper, Tom Roaa haa ao far recovered from hl lllnewi aa to be removed from the lionpltul to bia home, The erhooner Tatn O'Shanter, Cap lain Hlmml, .lumber laden for Him Franclaco, punned out laat evening at 4 SO, - ' Wanted Olrla having aome knowl edae of dreaatttaklntr and plain rwlng. Coll at' S7I Commercial atreet, toom 111, from ! to S p, m. Home late dealgne In the ever popular Morrla chair Juat received from the manufacture! Call early and- make your choice while there are many to select 'ro n. Chan. Hellborn Son. HutTetx to il.Me 'he moat fnalldloua, the Inteat creatlona aplemlldly planned und ntegnincently comtruvted, unex celled for elxiriVii. " Your Inflection Invited. Chfi. Hellborn ft Bon. The eiamr Arclln arrived In yea terday mornlog from ."Jurek with a cro of redwood lumber. The lumber la for A. H. Hammond and la being llufhanced at Tlavel to be uhlpped ent to MlanouU, M'-nt Iron be-la are faat auperaedlng the umlHTHonw - wolen article becnuae they nro neawr, more durable, winl-ti-rv and vermin pr'wf. The latcat oroiliK tloiia have Jut been recdv.d by Chan. Hl!born It Son. No article of furniture add more to the appearance of tho home than a Imr.deome aldebcNtrd, Vrom the lot Junt placed in dlnpluy by Cham, Hell- born & Son you can wir a tieuuty at a very low figure. At a "SPlnn of '.lie elut" oi'ird of pilot eomml"lonei-it yeatorday re port wna idopleil to ! forwurdc 1 to Hie governor. No union wna taken In regard to the nppll .tl mude for I Hot llcene. . , In the Sunday laeue of Ihl tajier npi eared a local In reguid to thegame law- Ihut wae allahtly In error. The open aeBaon for duck begin Uiptem ljer 1. but for all other game i nd fleh the cloeed a'oon contlnuea later. ' The iMiv Maccabeea will give a tea h lite Knlnhta of Pythloa hall thla 'afternoon from 2 until 6:M o'clock. A Kkk1 progra.n of aonga. mualc and itiimra haa been provided. All are cordially Invited to attend. Mre, A. R, Cyrua, Oom, and Record keeper. Thone merry partiea atill continue to reaule at the Eleventh atreet re sort becauae the toothaome dellcaclea nerved nt the Toke Point Oyster houae make It the mot popular place In the town. Frenh Toke Point oyatera and other ahell nh olwaya on hand. The Por-.l.ind llualneaa College In tnnklng a bid for putronage from Clut- nop county, doee ao on the atrength of recog:tlxd merit and many poat auecsea. Young men and women of nmbltlon cannot make a better Inveat- mont than la afforded by a course of etudy under the direction of Profraaoi Armstrong. The population of Aatoria was con Nldernbly leeaened Inat Sunday by the large exodua of plcaaure ee-kt i s. Thy morning trains were crowded with people bound for the cotiat n I adja cent point were visited by bands 6f ulcknlcker. who preferred the calm nnd sore nit y of the country to the bustle and roar of an advertised re sort. A good number of fj-lcmla Joined the Sona of Herman on their picnic to Young river. The steamer Eclipse carried the membra of the order und their friends to Jot Haumgnrtener'e place formerly known ns Henderson's farm. Hre they spent the day, thor nuiihly enjoying every hour of It. Another croud chartered the launch Swan and made the trip to Youngs rlcr fall. This party consisted of 23 young people, many of whom had never visited that point of Interest before. Besides, another excursion from Unlontown. numerous smaller turtles spent the .lay In olfferent parts of the country Immediately ad joining the city. Mis Rllinbeth Hale nnd Comranv openfd at Flhers' o;iera house Inst nignt in "Won Eak," an emotional drama !u four acts. The pluy Is of a far higher class than la usually pre sented by a repetolre and Miss Utile's support la excellent, every character being well drawn and cleni-lv nresent- ed. The story of the pluy opens In Australia anil Is then traiiRferr.vl tn London and the leading part of Grace Chirth waa excellently played by MlfS nine, wno had a long, hard part to portray and cart-led It through with the force and finish of a true ni-tlst. In all probability Miss Hale's name will soon be In the front rank of American act resses. A Aunt Martha, Mlas Fran ces was well aulted and caused end less laughter. Mr. Hamilton Armour and. Mr. Russell Reld were well suit ed to their parts, and Mr. Harry Tol- ara made a auccessful villain.. Mr. Sydney Piatt, aa Aunt Mariha'a son, waa eutlrely'at home, and the rest nf the long caat wero well suited. Tonight thla comnany r resents "Treacheroua Sand," a comedy-drama In five acta by Mr. Armour, and at the popular prices thla company la charg Ing thla company should play to full houses all week, It merit is any crl-terlon. For the Elks' Carnival and Street Fair to hell at Portland from September 1st to lSth, Inclusive, the A. A C, U. R, wll make a rata of 12 for the round trip bet wen Astoria and Portland on the folowlng dates: For the evening train of Beptember Sd, morning train Beptembr 4th,- evening tiultl Heptembr th, Jill trains of Sep fiember 9th, and morning train of September 10th. These tickets will be stood to return until September 14th. At an adjaurned meetlna- of the in. dlon War Veterans of 155 and m, held at Independence, August It, 1K02, the following proceedings were had; On motion of Majro James Druce, of Jtenton counly, Ben Hayd-n was chosen chairman. On motion of James Hnv. of Corvallla, J. R. Cooper, of Indepen dence, waa chosen aecretary. On mo tion of Major Bruce, the aecretary waa Instructed to communicate with nil the county clerks and ascertain the number of Indian War Veterans In their respective countle and their de pendant wldowa In their respective counties and report the same to the ndjutunt general at Bulem. On motion. of I). L, Hedges, the secretary was In structed to transmit a copy of these proceedings to all newspapers within the state with the reaueat to publish the sarie. On Motion the ueetln til- Journed to meet at Salem, Wednes day, October 1, 1902, and all Indian War Veterans are cordially Invited to at tend. J. R. Oiop'r. Bton-lary; Hen I lay den, Chulrman. B. Mora ond John Demctria. nrrei. ed on the charge of stealing tsoo from fieorge Elo.were llxh,:aed veaterriav morning by Justice of the Peace Good man, when their case had txi-n irtven a hearing. .Cpon their arrival In San frtneisco, the men. w ith their alx com panions, were -taken Into custody by une otneer ot that city and searched A sum amounting to son,etlilnor over 120 waa found on Moro and Demettlo, and on this weak evidence thev wi-n. arrested. .Vothlng whatever could bt; proven against them and thev were at ence set at liberty when their rase was heard. As explicit Instructions were given to the chief of police of sSan Francisco to arrest only such of the patty as were Apparently guilty of the offtnse. It was thought certain by the omctala of this count that the rleht men were secure'. So no blame is or can be attache 1 to the local officers for acting aa they did Mora Is an employe of the nival 'yards of San Francisco and Den-efreo has resided for a number of years in this city. The chamber orf commerce held a meeting last evening that was attend ed only by a faithful few. A commu nication from the Itr.mlgruti i:t Leasle. of Boston, In which resolatu ns were enclosed favoring un lll. t.-nu y test to be imposed upon Immigrants was read by the secretary. The resolution were endorsed by the local chamber. Aft ex haustive letter wri.t. r. by J. J. Reaor, nf Gallatin. Tenn., to A. R. Ha nmond, and referred by the latter to th As toria chamber ot commerce, waa also read by Secretary Holden. The let ter lauded In high terms this section of the country and expressed feelingly the writer's Impressions formed while on a visit here some year ago. He wrote of ?.n off.T he had already made to' tho O. R. & N. Co. to advertise Its road In some of the Eastern and South ern state ond expressed n desire that Mr. Hammond allow him the privilege of working up his interests as well. The Idea conveyed was that the writer would aslt In sending out a colony of enterprising citizens. An appeal was read from the chamber of com merce of Skagway, Alaska, a new or KunUutlon, that the local body niemor ullxe congress to enact iber.il laws for the district of Alaska, which v lll as sist In opening up the lands for set tlement, building of roads, etc. This waa favorably received and the resolu tions endorsed. Prog.ess on the ad vertising pamphlet vaa reported to be satisfactory, nnd the book will soon be ready for the publishers. RISCME OF SALMON INDUSTRY.. The San Francisco Trade Journal gives the following report of the fish ing Industry: The Froser river canneries will paefc less than one-quarter as compared with last year. The total Rrltlsh Columbia pack of sockeyes will be In the neigh borhood of 500,000 cases,, and of all other kind not over 100,000 case, about evenly divided between the Frnser and the northern rlvera. The canneries on Pugct sound will show the heaviest fulling oft It Is doubtful If the sockeye pa.-a of this district will come up to 300.000 cases, as against 1,100,000 cases last year. This not being a year for the pink salmon to run, It Is also doubtful If the pack of cohoes nnd chums will off set the pink salmon pack of last sen son. The total Puget sound pack of all varieties will probably be a little over 400,000 cases, against 1.415,000 cases last year. On tho Sacramento river the tun of spring salmon was disappointingly small and the pack correspondingly light, aggregating about 5000 cases. The fall pack will be light also, for the canners are not disposed to do more than have the "stand by " hands employed. The salmon companies In northern AluBka will show an Increased pack; also those of northern British Colum bia and of the Columbia river. The Alaska Packers Association will also show an Increase. ThelPaclBo Pack ing and Navigation Company will have a smoller pack than last year, It having closed down several of its Alaska canneries and consequently Is D ears People have no idea how ude and cruel soap can be. It takes off dirt. So far, so good, but what else does it do. It cuts the skin and frets the under-skin; makes red ness and roughness and leads to worse. Not soap,, but the alkali in it. Pears' Soap has no free, al kali in it. It neither reddens nor roughens the skin. It re sponds to water instantly; wash-t$-and rinses off in a twinkling; is as gentle as strong; and the after-effect is every way good. Established over too yeara. territory, and Ita Puget sound pack being about one- third of laat season. The Fraiier river canneries will also show a heavy falling oft In the pack. The total pack for the season will I be approximately: iAIitska 2,300,000 to 2,400.000 British Columbia ... 500,000 tOO.OOO Puget ound 400,000 450.CK0 (Columbia River .... 275,000 300,000 'Washington and Or egon Outside 135.000 150,000 Sacramento and Klamath ,009 Total S.618.O0I to J.911,000 The total Dack of 1901 was a trifle nver Raft MAO f.Ort eacua Tia shrwIaM I "" - this year as against the 1901 pack will probably be over l.OoO.l-tt cases. I'KUKOMAL MKXTIQN. W. R. Hume returned from Seaside yesterday. J. Arthur Smith, a traveling man rrom Rochester, N. Y., is registered at the Occident. B. SchoMeld and wife, of Forest Grove, are visiting with their son-in- law, T. S. Corneliua,, Mra. W. S. Ward, who baa been vis iting with Mrs. James Sutherland, has returned to her home In Portland. Mrs. George L. Hlbbard, of Hontvllla, PorUand. Is visiting with her brother. E. C Jefters, on the Lewis and Clark. George H. Howell, foreman cf the Oregonian ad alley, passed through the city yesterday, enroute for Sea tlew, to Join his family. Mrs. Rufua Brown and Mrs, Frank Bronson, of Spokane, are visiting with Mrs. J. T. Ross. The ladles have been pending a few days at Seaside. Joseph Gribler returned Sunday from a trip to Grays Harbor. Mr. Gribler intends visiting Rossland, B. C, the first part' of September, to look after his mining interests there. G. P. Clark and George W. Buchan an, of Portland, who recently experted the county books, passed through the. city yesterday enroute from Seaside, where they have been enjoying a brief outing. CONVENT OF THE HOLY NAMES. The Convent of the Holy Names, boarding and day school for young ladles reopens Tuesday, September 2d. Thorough sclentlflc grammar and primary courses, commercial course, physical culture and music. Instruc tions In plain sewing and physical culture lven gratis to attending pu pils. Should the number justify, Miss Ethel Webb, of the Toronto School of Oratory, will organise an elocution class here, and also give private les sons to those who are desirous of re- ceiving Instructions In this. art. Ap plications should be made before the 15th of September. REDUCTION SALE. Mrs. R. Ingleton is having a, big re duction sale on shirt-waists, skirts, children's clothes, Infants' clothes, and all kind of ladles' and children's fur nishing goods, including hair switches and pompadours. A chance for the $500 piano with each 50-cent purchase. Commercial street, opposite Budget of fice. I SHOES My stock of Men's and Boys' Shoes is unsurpassed for qual ity. Close buyiuR and low ex penses enable me to sell the best qualities at lowest prices. CALL AND EXAMINE THE Q00DS . S. A. Gimre 843 Bond Street 66 Tailor "Beverly Garments" are tailored lo fit you perfectly. They are tailored in the prevalent, incoming fashions, just before you are ready to wear them. "Ready-Made" garments are made so early in the season that the ever occuring changes in style make them unstylish, unfashionable when you wear them. The well groomed woman will wear Beverly Garments nd why not? Popular prices keep their cost lower than other tailored garments, and seldom higher than fine ready-made garments. We make to fit more than fifty styles from over 300 patterns. - Lata Fashion Plate, Fab ric nd Patterns for Fall Style la Suit, Cloaks and Skin ready for your inspection at The Leading: Dry Goods Store of C. H. COOPER Beautiful Crockery Display ' The Finest Assortment of Fancy Crock ery ani Glassware ever seen in Astoria. Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Special Fruit DisLes.Dccorated Toilot Sets, Cut Glass, Bisque Figures, Water Crocks, Souvenir Dishes. ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES FOARD 8 STOKES COMPANY We also carry a Complete Line of Fancy Cutlery NEW ST0CK--THE WE CAN SAVE DRY GOODS SHOES - - - -GROCERIES . . . FAUITi AND VEGETABLES FLOUR AND FEED FREE DELIVERY V. H. 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PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE Park and Washington Streets A. P. Armstrong, LL. B., Principal -Mdide m' JT -. v - - f '.7 k ;'-'3V.v' A BEVERLT SUIT PEOPLE'S STORE YOU MONEY ON Some Splendid Values For Ladies. Children and Men Freshest Stock in Town . -. Fresh Every Day - Get Our Prices BEST OF SERVICE. 483-491 Bond Street CHILDREN'S FOLDING EASY The House Furnisher j 515 Commercial Street Aatoria, Oregon tITTTtIITTmTTTTIIIItTTTTTII1TTTTyTTyTItTtttlirTTTJ not prepared for an Increase In that