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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1902)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1902 i "Whilst There's Life" There's Soap i! SILK SOAP, one of the (Incut laundry soaps on the market. CoU no more than other, does better work. Ross, Higgins 6b Co. tic pally fitortau. TELBTHONB Ml. . . ... ... ', THIS WKATIUBU. PORTLAND. Oct. K. -Oregon ami WaMhlnalun. sliowrr wtit; fair east. MAKE YOUR OWN Winter Coat or Cape You can do Milt by means of BUITERICK PATTERNS Tha Noaember llutterlck Patterns Iiow new Nrfilk and new (lor! Capes with special oullnr elleeta nod 'lro aboulder rfTacl. Our rtutterlck Yw Pat tern Icrtmeut hoapIu. did variety ami should bo vis ited by you each month in order to inspect tli novelties that are continually being placed In our stock. T&e A. DUNBAR CO. OMtoa mIU feed, grain an bar. SflMt cream (or ale.-Hoeflera, i' . -" , , Hftvid Karltun yvilrruy proved Up hi homeatead of 10 acre, Just In-another barret of eweet ap ple cider; guaranteed to be pur. John sen Hro. Nice Salmon tip cut from the royal chlnook salmon, ant for title at John- t-n Bros. Quod Value 1 box uperb toilet toap consisting of 6 bar (all different) 10c per bos. Johnson Itroe. You will find the beat Ho meal in aha city at the Rlalng Sun Raitaurant. Ne. Ill Commercial street New Work of fancy good Juat ar rived at Yokohama Baaaar. Call and see tlie lavtuMt novelUee from Japan. Alt smoker amok tha "Pride of Atorta" clgara. No battler made. Manufactured by MacFurlane Kno bet. Card, letterhead, billhead, tate menu, lawyer' brief, In fact, all kind of commercial work, promptly and tklllfully executed at the Atortan office, Roatyn ooaj last longer, li cleaner and makm lea trouble wlU alove and ohlmnoy fiuea than any other coal on tha market. George W. Banborn, agent. Tclephon MIL Plumblnjf, tinning, gaa tnd ateam fitting at loweat r&teaj and In workman-like manner. Ordor promptly executed. Shop. No. 425. Bond atreat. JOHN A. MONTCIOMERX The , i jcVsKWnua' , W V win mt . A nice lot of apple from ClaUkanle, at 76 cent it box, Fisher Ilro. Hee our display of new crop dried fruit. Johnton Uryt. In tht police court yeterday Ou Oute forfeited VS for being found drunk. Anderson Mortcnson wa yesterday fined li In the police court for drunk nt. Yesterday James Lewi wa fined 110 In tha police court for assault on An drew ItlrVfU. The steamer W. II. Harrison will leave AmorU on Wednesday, October 29, for Yeiultu and Alaska bny and will receive freight for those point un til that date. Thl eaon' pack of milt Holland herring In barret, half-barrel and email keg, mokd Qrlintby bloater and anlt middle, brick am whole cod fish JUHt In. JohtiHon Ilro, The Civic Improvement league to meet tomorrow evening tn the council chamber of the city hall, I expected to he largely attend! by those Inter eted In Astoria' welfare. The holder of number 29, of the Catholic fair picture gullery. will please coll at Mt Meaney a millinery tor corner Tenth and Commerctnl treeta and receive the prlte. BpecUl for thl week only Wood aeat arm rorkera. It.5 and I1.T5. Cabbie eat arm rocker, I1.7D, 12 and IS. 28. Theae are genuine bargalna Si-e window dlnplay. Cha. lleilborn h Bon. ( Ablll of tale waa filed In Ute cu torn houe yeaterday which convey to Nathan Hurkhold.ir the half Inter! of the 8tamr Vanguard. ownel by F. K Parker. The conelderutlon i M,- r.o. We are now receiving lurge hlp menta of cabbage dally. Parties de airing to make kraut ehould leave u their order now a It I now In prime. BnecUl uric In qunntltlc. Johnaon Pro. A rreat amount of Intereat la belnu manlfitid by the Indict of the Orncc church guild, who are preparing for the le and eo. lnl which It to be giv en by them tome time during the com- lug month. Thre I another ce of tmallpox In the city, thin time Mr. Sidney Cris pin being afflicted with the disease. The case, however, It very mild and a every precaution I used to prevent the malady from spreading, there It no likelihood that It will get abroad. Some hnndtome ntw couches In both velour and leather upholtterlng are hown at tha popular furniture ttore of Cha. HeUborn ft Son. They are un- aurpatted for ttyle and quality and are modeat In price. The Orlol Oo Basket Is a hnndtome and llg-ht ero-cart which can be easily folded and tarried on the arm, con be carried In travelling with child In It and uasd na a high chair at table, cun be conveniently carried on cart. Must be teen to be npjreclnled. Price 3 to 10. Cha. Hellborn ft Son are sole agents. ALDERSHOT A Semi-Military style and most pleasing sack suit ever shown. It is made in that high class individual merchant tailored style so characteris tic of every C. K. & B. garment. The materials are of the latest colorings and weave, making it extremely popular with young men who know a thing or two about snappy up-to-date styles. Just the thing for early fall wear. Now on sale at Iteautlful picture by celebrated art ists, arllttlcolly framed, ar to be seen In rich profusion at Cha, Hell horn ft lion's. Nothing mora desir able for tht horn or mora appropriate aa gifts. saiaatai Number 272 won the handsome fruit ak contend for at the Catholic fair. Tha ladla r unable to make out the name of the hollir of the number o the prlae has been left at tn residence of P. J. Ooodman, W Ator street, where tha fortunata party may ob tain the same. Captain Harry Rurkholdor of the steamer Vanguard waa qulta badly hurt yesterday while landing at the local wharf. He wa atandlng against the wheel when the current alrut k the ruddr with groat force and caused the wheel to spin around throwing him out of the door. Ha suffered an Injury to the leg. but will be able to attend to hla dutlea. Captuin Uurkholdr I now one of the Vanguard' owners. The Columbia football team will go to llwaco today to meet the Invincible eleven of that town. The Mayflower will convey the crowd. Marling at 11 A W - k a. m, Tn icame promise m oe uujii niterettln. an dlt I expected a big crowd nlll go along. The Astoria team will line up aa follow: U-ft end, Oramm; left tackle, Wheadle; H-rt guard. Tanen; center, Hay; right guard, Peterson; right tackle. Guild; right end, Fitter; quarterback, Knut n (eaifia'ni; eft half. Barker; right huif, Mlnard; fullback, Painter. The atrcet committee of the council yesterday opened bid for the Improve ment f one bloc k of Franklin avenue and one block of Fourth street, and for the construction of a drain on Thirty fourth street. In Kust Astoria. Th bids for the street Improvement were a followa: W. A. Ooodln, $1100; V. (1. Palmare 1H3: B!rh and Jacob ...n him. The offert for the drain W. A. doodln. I127S; C. O. Pnlmberg. II2M; Hlrch and Jacobson 11300. Roth coiitritcta were awarded to Contractor Ooodln. The property owner have (lied a remonstrance aialnst the proponed drain, but H rums too lnte to liave any effect. The council decided that the drain waa ea M.ntinl aa otherwise the work already done on Thirty-fourth would be dam aged, i ijit nlfht"!i-ioed the Catholic fair ni.it tlie record crowd wn in at tendiince. The ladle met with a most pronounced success In their efforts to rale funds, 11.220 being the tola) re celpta. The Vdllilg bf tha several dif ferent popular contests were summed up and the resulta were satisfactory to everyone concerned. Following Is the final vote: Clerks--OTonncll S; Mc Cann 3. Portora Cordlner 77; Ful I u X. Elk Cha llrown 1W, U't Ueliner 18 . Foresters Iw Sprower IS6; Wm. Young 67. O .A. R. Dealey 105; Taylor IS. Married Ladle Mra. (VCnnneU W0'4; Mr. Cearna 212. Wife of an Eagle Mr. A. Seafeldt 643: Mrs Fred Hrown 245; Mrs. Joe Brown with drawn. Young LadleMis Alice O'Connor TfiO; Mist I.aura McCann 551. The publication of the story from Portland that Senator Mitchell would lend hit support to C. W. Fulton In the legislature wa received with de light by Mr. Fulton's friends here, al though those on th Inside have all along expected Mitchell to come out for the Astoria man. However, In view of the efforta being made by Jack Mat thew In another direction, it was feared that perhaps the senior senator might lie prevailed upon to use hit In fluence for aome other aspirant,, but this I'enr was without foundation, as Mitchell It very loyal to his frlenrt. It Is bellevd4her: thi''.Mi 'Fulton will tide counties nnd fully one-half of the have the support of neany all tha nut Multnomnh delegation,' and that he will have a clear majority on the first ballot. It Is becoming n.ore apparent that H ,W .Scott Is not after the plum but - that hla repeated expression of friendship for Mr. Fulton and tit hoi that- the Attorlnn would be elected weri slhcsro, ' s . Tlei British ship County of Rox- borotiKh. which arrived Friday even Ing from Shanghai, hat been placed In auarentlne i y Dr. Earle. who has communleatjd the facts In the case to the official in Washington and It nwahlns Instructions, While the ves tel wat lying at Shanghai one of her men died of cholera. The vessel was provided with a bill of health that sua. geated the possibility of cholera germa nloard, and, aa the quarantine officer at the Oriental port waa formerly at Pan Francltco and of much prominence Pr, Earle deemed It advisable to place the thlp In quaVnatlne. She comes In ballast, which was taken from the bot toni of the harbor at Shnnghnl. The United States officer there expressed tie bollefth at the toft mud might cause a spread of cholera, which Is prevalent there, and the Washington authorities have been aaked to render a decision In the matter. If it la held that thi ballast might cause "an epi deivlc or be Impregnated with cholera germa, the ship will doubtless be or dered to tea to discharge It, and then thoroughly fumigated in quarantine The outcome of the matter will' be of much Intereat to marine, as many vet telt bring toft ballast rfom the plague- Tha attached goods of Isaaac Fred- erlckson will beadvertlne d to be sold at auction this week. Mr. Frederick son made his appearance yesterday, but nothing satisfactory could be got ten out of him and ha has since left the city. He evidently baa nothing to suggest as to a settlement, so there will be no further delay on account of him. Aa vet little Interest I being taken In the approaching city election, and few oaplrants for honors have come to the front. City Attorney A. M. Smith will be a 'jandidate to succeed himself, while In the First ward B. F. Allen Is spoken of aa a citizen candidate to succeed P. A. Trulllnger, In the Sec ond ward, where Messrs. Burn and Svensan retire, Mr. Burns and A.' Schreneckau ara regarded as possi bilities, and In the Third ward A: Brlx- may be a candidate to succeed himself. A. Mlnard Is also anoken of. If the republicans elect thre of the four members thla fall, they will break up the two-thrld democratlo majority that exists at present. 4) PERSONAL MENTION Tom Row aa retu-njd from Portland Rev. L. J. Trumbull pnt yester day in Portland. D. J. Ingulls of Hkamoktwa waa In the .Ity yesterdoy. W. I. Morrison vaa up from the West Side yesterday. Editor William was dowp from Bkamokatta yesterday. Mr. Hfcgardt visited the city yester day from Fort Steven. lUnlamln Worsley of Sventen vis ited ihe city yesterday. Met Fomeroy of the Vancouver Transportation Co Is In Portland. Queen Sndie I (Mist Sadie Patterson) of Skamokawa visited Astoria yester day. Mrs. H. S. McOown and son were In the city yesterday from thelf home in McOowan P. 8. Kenney who has been quite ill for several days with an afatk of grip la reoorted to be much Imoroved. where he baa been undergoing treat mint at tlw Good Samaratln hospital for a very bad limb. He ta now much Improved. Ml s Alice Seely tcft on 'ast even ing's train to be with her mother, Mra. W. P. cicely of Sellwood, who Is seri ously 111. J, p, Llnd, coach palntef for the A, & C. ralrlortd, passd thro!ih th city yesterday evening from ttie West Side for Portland. FOR NEW KIERNAN CANNERY. Machinery Reaches Ilwaco. But Site I Not Yet Selected. ILWACO, Oct. 23.-(Speclttl to The Astorlan) The schooner AnlUi. Cap tuin Bert Tobell, arrived at Ilwaco todty with the machinery for the new cannery to be established here by Cantaln John Klerntin. The machinery Is from Nestucca. Oregon, 70 mile down the const, ana Is being temporarily stored In the out Elmore cannery here. The site for the new cannery has not yet been de termined upon. AN EASTERN MAN'S OPINION Of Astoria, and a Oreat Merchandise Pale. In an Interview with Mr. J. W. Stahl. he said: "I call four timet each year on Mr. D. Shanahan, our sole representor in Astoria. I waa unable to Interview 4ilm nil day long for a, sufficient time to take his order. Having lota ot time mvself. I took a the boya say. a rub ber" through the stock. In my opin ion hla dress goods f.nd mens furnlsh- lnea are selling for half original cost. The two tables of remnants ana mm . nt nmnlnnl m'lces. I like rmi ti t Astoria first rate and admire Shana han'a arcat enterprise and the man ner in w hich he conducts ills alteration sale." a. MARINE NOTES ' Tha British ship Losw with grain for Europe passed out yes'erday. Th Mteanter W. H. Harrison pus sed out yesterday for const points. The German ahtp Wega with grain tnr Knmiw iirrlve.l lown i'lom Port land yesterday. The ship Cypromone cl.arcd yester dav at the customs hous for Queens Imrn. Here nrjr.l conaltts of 104, 4U The steitnj schooner Alliance passed mil voalerttiiv ttW San Frtnclsco and bushels of wheat, way points. The steamer General H. G. Wright of the United States engineering de nnrlm.mt arrival !n yesterday from a coust survey. WONDEHLAND If 02. . I being called for from every part a th Mimt,!. T.lhrarlefl. achools. reading rooms and homes all want tha uA.(h..M Pflnisj.'! latest. Send six o.t. enr It tn Chns S. Fee. G. P. ft MAN COMMITS SUICIDE BODY POUSD IIASOIXU BY ItOI"B NEAR RIVKtt. tiiar!e Johnson, Who Threat- ened to End Ills Life. Car rie Out the Threat. Quite a sensation wa created early yesterday morning by theannounce menl that a dead man waa hanging by a rope from a slip chain on the water front and Immediately a crowd of curious people began (locking to the soot to view the ghaatly sight. The body proved to be that of Charles Johnson, m former Inmate of St. Mary's hospital, where he lived at the expense of the county, and who, for the laat two month, ha been try ing to avoid doing1 hard work. His failure In this and at the same time to live comfortably is supposed to have prompted him to commit aulcide. The man was 51 years of age and al ways impressed those wno came In contact with him tc be In perfect health and In every way able to earn his own living. Two months aao he waa observed on the streets In an In toxicated condition and indulging In expensive cigar, so n invetigation a to his worthiness to receive public sup port waa at once Instituted, which re sulted In hi being discharged from the hospital. He was examined by three prominent physicians and pronounced to be devoid of weakness of any kind. Mr. Johnson, however, disagreed with the verdict and was constantly com plaining of varlou ailments to any who would lend him an audience. Since his discharge from the hospital the deceased iiaa been doing odd Jobs of light employment about th eclty In which he waa assisted by his two sons, aged 12 and IS year. He had ffrown very despondent of late and several time made threats of committing ulclde but no attention was paid to them. The sequel shows, however, that he wa In earnest It 1 remembered now, that on Thursday evening; aa the steamer Gatxert was leaving her dock the deceased was seen sitting near the ship and as the crowd dispersed the lonely man remained behind looking at the dark river below and doubtless contemplating the disatrous course he was toon to take, yesterday monni.j at o'clock t)ls lifeless body was found, by an officer of the launch Swan, sus pended over the edge of the slip cold and stiff. A rope Had been attached to the chain used to lower and raise the slip and the other end toad been placed about his neck. Judging from the position of the body, th suicide had lowered himself the length of the rope and had deliberately alowed himself to strangle to deaath. - Tha body was taken In charge by Coroner Pohl and tn the afternoon a Jury consisting of Max oung, J. T. Lacv H. M. Lornaten. N. P. Johnan- sen, D. R. Blount and GuBt Holmes. was empanelled " and an inquest was conduetd. The verdict arrived at waa that deceased came to his death by straniru'.ation through self-agency. A letter was found upon his person an nouncing his intention to commit sui cide. No arrangements Have yet been made for the funeral, but in all poba blltty It will be conducted at the tx- jense of the county. A FINK LIBARY. Of 140' volumes Is found on each ot the Northern Pacific's "North Coast Limited" trains. Don't forget that these are the only trains operated In the West that ara lighted tnrougnoui hv electricity. HATS TRIMMED " FREE., " Mra. R. Ingleton has Just opened up a fine line of ladles' fall hats,,. walk Ing skirts, over skirts, woolen shirt waists and under clothes, and all kinds of ladies' and children furnishing roods. Hair switches and pompadours. A chance for the elegant iboo piano with each 50c purchase, Welch Block, opposite Budget office. g Liuutimuuttttttntmnnnnaany.nntr; W. lw. DOULGAS $3.50 SHOES liuVr IX THE WOULD jj VXIOX MADE S.A.Gitnre 543 Boml Street ' SOLE AfiENT FOR ASTORIA it 8 BOYS'. ..CLOTHING.. The Largest and Best Assortment in Town . . . AT Astoria's Leading House C. H. COOPER'S DON'T these cool breezy mornings remind you that the ice cream season is about over? Don't they remind you ofcol tier weather to come? Call at our store and see our fine line of HEATING STOVES We can suit everybody A large assortment to choose from Coal Oil Heaters, Wood Heaters, Coal Heaters AlCObOl Heaters or bar use and chafing dish parties FOARD 8 STOKES COMPANY raoeiooooooooooooocoooooooo; THE GREAT With most people it is ' Where can I buy the cheap est?" Taking quality into consideration, we can solve the problem for you regarding Dry G39ds, Shoes, Groceries, Hour and Feed You have only to give us a trial BERG ARE A FEW BARGAINS ... Carnation Cream very fine jper can - - - - - JJ5 Cutting Packing Company's Tomatoes, per can - - lw Cream Sugar Corn choice per can - - - - lOe Other gocds m proportion. v. h. c of? pry. 483-491 Bond Street y - - W &cxoooeoooooocoQeoococK M YOU CAN DO S With Your Money Than to Purchase 8 Carpets, Rugs. Linoleums, Matting H i .. j n.. in th hnmB liere vou can rat the Best Goods, 52 aim utciji u.uci hi bii-ra iv. ."w if. tha rawest Prices, at the . , H. H. 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