The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, December 11, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textl NEW GOODS JUST IN I'op Corn, Com Vvtym, Wood Biuiketn, Ornpo Fruit, Mince Meut, HuMiiit, Fancy Apple, Figs, Smicr Krnut, Ajipl Odor and jont Iota of oilier good tliingi to rat. Ross. HtcfiflHS ? Co. THE MORNING ASTORIAN TUMJTHONK Ml. ; TUB WKATHKlt. IUHTI.ANH, lw, I0-Wirn Ore iron and Wlilnmon, cH.nm.nml rain; Bl lit 0000000000000 Some Things Yor m:ki Every Day Houk ml pr card ,,.lc iji..M Cot Ion, f kxI.. SOc Q Tollut per ppr to g Wool Ila4 J3c 8 BtHTtUh Chutr ' Sic o lltirk Torel 1T? Q 0 inrtmr wwl Ho .JOc lA&ie' Wrppri ,Wc to f3 Ileal' Kid Otavct 11,83 l-Mli' ptianAlrtt Clown.. , 83c Id Ki A. Dunbar Co. 0000000 00000 COOO 0000 00000 e the ft lady loop the loop tonl(rht t Uih inli liiti'i- t'lri-nt, M,lro IK1 ,u'hi for mum, If I 2 riTtt i-r fn, FMifrr Rio. !H. you r (how clt-Kiinl null vutw Inl,.tr A Co, re vln wyt Cll up phoiiK m tor Hit Iwnt Klnve ol In 11m. city. 4 ,cr t. 0000 ooooooc 1 ' 0 RELATIVE TO tilth Grade Smoking Jackets and House Coats Of double-faced reversible cloth In Oxford H'uo Murron or Tan Mixture, The raverae vidua am In pUlda and trlie with which the collar arid etifTn are alao tilnihi.'d. All at 14, 5, to. t atid 111. 1 MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS i'laiil barks, also plniu UMBRELLA For Ladles and Gents Our variety Include everything from the tncKpenalvo every-day Umbrella to the most costly kind. Silk Carola Umbrella In !8-lnch for Men, natural wood handles, at $2 and $M0. 26 ond 28-lnch for Men and Women, Silver and larl mounted handle, $2.50 to S6.50 S. DANZIGER & CO. J ..,v; ::; .Astoria's Leading Clothiers f J I . . , Th Krtsin h hlp Marl and Owrman hlp N ! left up yiHiterdey for grain I'arg'N, """""" y Tin ohooncr IiIukIi Vimi arrlv ml yi'nuiriluy from Hun Franrleo to load lumber. Th lug !( ui, lowing th oil liaiw Ktnilii raul. Mt out ftrrdiy for n JTmncliieo. . . T' ' liny your null ir ovrtoat from Ian !il'i A Co, ami (t mi rlcftnut uit hW! fi- uf h.ini. TIh four tnuKt'xl neliwmr Malra mid I he iMrkeiitln f'lii'lmllH put to - 'etcnliy with luni'r turgor. TImj HrtiUh will OImlln mul We of Airan arrival down Hi river yen tnnlny upd Jlnt-d Of wkIIIuk Krtiln llct. frulwi Judrf Tr neburd ymtrdiiy u pointed Huith M-K'ormt.'k admlni tiuUir of lh tot of Mr. Laura Mc cormick, docc.iaod. Open for Oi lnp.!tlon of th pul lie, with a lln f art novcUie null, uttln for XmitaPrank Woodfleld art hhop on llond Htrwt. The llrltlnh mrniihl fndroviflll ut to u yt-nlity morning for th Ori ent. Kh take th record cargo of (lour from thl port, SUp In ut fiuMiNifi 4 Co.'i nnd I tuvo a line of Imported OOVltlii for Chritm nitivJy nw, never in th niui'kti Mof, i.t prlcen to ult rvrry 0110, ItoM, dniRgliit. innhl" the "Mk.iiU xUil (MM'ii hf U uiv liiK ity with riuh put-din of iiiii' nnd y ulh' null und wrcool. I hav tin) kirgt lluv of jwrfu m vvcr brousht h"re, for Chrlntinnn, and a lot of fm-y puraca for UdlMi prlc re duced to on-hnlf, Iloifora, drut KM. Kor fnui'Hl tnd mifraiwd pli turva pli'tur fnimoa, burnt leather outflla nn4 mnterlaU, art noveltlea, picture KliiM and plc'ure frmnliiic, go to Frank W.KMtflt'M'n are hop m Bond alroet. An advertlenent nptHMr In thee roliimna today for repnlra to the wharf at Fort Columbia. The present wharf l to b ahortenod 4T.0 lt, th reinaln- Itip ixii'llon will be rebuilt, and a nw ulcrhcad will be tmt In. Dldt will b opened January 8. TO . RSen's Lounging Robes or Bath Rotes , Cut full and long, made with anllor collar, girdle and corda kt neck to match. Seam are pip ed tbioURlioi t. Tlie.natterna are In good color combination at 16, S8.C0 and $7. i 1 colors at $! to $12. Invitation to th welding of Ml Kdfh Hhaff.r and Martin Van Bouth, bath of Hh Diego, Calif., hav btn r'lvd in tbla city, Tho ceremony will take plac th 19th of thla month. Ml WiafTcr at on tlm w a rtirl dent of Aatorla. After having been weatherbound for trior than a month, th UrltlHb hlp Copley gt to ea yterdy afternoon. b li'bouml for th United Kingdom and take M.MO bunliel of wheat, val ued at fM2. gho.Witll th only on of the fleet to get out, A vourlmurtlal wa coiivened at Fori tcvn ytrday for th purpoM of trylnif lbs 'ao of an officer who I charged with a bre h of Mrmy. rPu. lutlon. ThJ name of th officer and ni exiu-t orren ar withheld , The finding of the vourt will be -n( t0 th rvewln onrd ut Ti';ihlngton. The llritlxh. hlp Foyldid um) the French bark Jean Hart are atlll on th iind In the tower harbor. Neither vevl ha Uen damaged by th groundliiK. rtargea have been ord'ied to the eti nnd th cargoe will I lightered. When till I done the atrancVd ahlp will eimlly b floated. Mr. Utur.i Oualln dM yeetcnluy m..inltiu ut her honm In Kaxt Antorta from xmitylti, uftifr an Hlnea of only two we-k. Deceaih-d wai iK'rn In Denmark, waa 34 year of age and lcvet a h'ntli.iiHl it nil fuur children. The runral wilt take plar nt t o' lork till afierii'mn and the Intcrmen) will be (n OiTentt'ooil. Pretty I'olly IVrklnn I'erauuded ruri'huaer rurchnalng I'op.oin nnl I'oivorn IN)ip;r, to I'unluuu linrn and locorn Topper ut Johnson Uro. Thrfor Tretly I'olly tvrklnii I'leia ed I'urchaaera who lviiviiimd IV.pcor'n and Poa-orn ro,',er. For Popcorn Purchnwd and Pop-d well In Pojicorn PotiH"i Purchaaed from Jnhnaon Uro. Cecil It. Hovey, formerly of thla city, and Ml Anii.i Mllle.', daughter of Joel Miller, a Oeorgla capltallM, were mar iled Iictember 4 at Atlanta. They are apt-rullPf their honeymoon In flt. Uul and Kaua City, and will reiide tern IKHKrlly ul (ialneavllle, . On., near which elty Mr, 8ovey aad hi father-In-litw ut liitercttd In mining. Mr. and Mr: Horey Will probably vialt A torlii In the aprlng. ifVHtloin were received from Wuaolnglon yeat.'rday by Collector, of Cuntmiloba for the new launch which I to be built fur the amice here. The liiinch will be M.t feet In length' 12.6 feet In width, 6 feet deefc and 39.6 tomi rtlKpliictmeni. She in to be iUlpjed with triple expansion engine and ele gan;ly fitted up. When nnlahed the launch will b one of the Oneat In the ervke. Old will shortly be anked for her construction. The reult of yesterday' election continues the democratic control of the elty. The following democrat are In the council. Messrs . Johtstrom. Han Den, Knboth, Burns, Motion and Wright. Thenhroc republltun mem Ijer are Messrs. Nordstrom, Iloblnaon and Lelnenweber. The lx vote make It Kisslblo for the democrats to over rule vetoes. Thut this advantage will neve be exercised Is certain, as politic rarely enters Into city arTalta. A social will be tven by the ladle In the bns n.ent of tne r'oiiKreftHtional church on Friday evening, December 12, to which all aremost eordialy In vllcil. Refreshment, conalailng of cof fee nn l aun lwlch-'s ind ice cream and coke, will bo nerved, and at the candy booth will lie found the most delicious of weet. There aill also be for sale many article m.f'il and appropriate a Chiiatma gffta, among which may be mentioned the .irllcles brought from Honolulu by Pr. and Mrs. lllslmp. Come and aee them. The plumber union, nt a meeting held Tuesday evening elected the fol lowing officer to serve the ensuing term: P, H. llnddaii, president; Frank Moody, 'vice-president; Hubert Whidby,- financial ecetnry; J. W. Mathena, 'recording secretary; Caspar runo, treasurer; Ud. Reed, outside sentinel; T. L. Noe, Inside sen! lif t; J. II. Hansen, T. L. Noe, Kd. Reed Frank Moody. J. W. Malhenn, dele, gate to labor council; Thomas Mas- krey, FA. Reed, J. H. Hansen, mem ber of the board of directors. Thure uppeur to be a." concerted ac lion throutrhout the state by the gam bier to def-.-at , the city charter of Portland. Workers 'are out In the dif ferent towns securing the algnalitres of voters, th Idea being to obtain .' per cent, v:ikii U liccciMa; y to .;ng the charter under the action of the Initia tive and referendum. According to the Portland Journal SO percent of the vot ers of AgtorU rnn be obtained, this Information being gotten fi-om a tele gram sent by a local gambler to a. prominent player in Portland. If this I any criterion then there will not be much difficulty In securing a list big enoufih-for all purposes, Thp iAi'a ,B that the charter will not favor licens ing gambling and therefore police pro tection will not be afforded the house. There I opposition to the movement, however, by an element that favors licensing gambling, . the belief being that Mayof William, will .ppoint a board of control that will legally en Office Constructing Quartermaster, Actoila, Or., D"c. 10. 102. BU-ttlert pronoaal. In triplicate, will be received at tlii ufTle until 10 o'clock a, m Junuary t, 1901, and then opened for repair to wtcirf at Fort Columbia, Wash. Pluna tnd epeclllcatloiik may be een tnd further Inf jiniatlon ob tained ht. Right t "earned to ac cept or refect any or all proposals. Envelope should b marked "Propo al for repair to wharf at Fort Co lumbia, Wash," and addressed to Ceo, L. loodk Capt., and fuar. Mr. C. 8. Army. Thtt Oreelt uf nt of thl city are highly ln!ened becjiuw or ne Puol cation In a weekly paper of a Mory to Ji effjtt that the man recently held for an unieakabl4 crime wa a Greek. George Pt r, a well knoan'chef, ay that crime of thl ort are leldom committed that th offender I not classed a a Greek, and the repeated slur coat upon hla countrymen have aroused mu-h Indignation. The lat est offender brought before the bar of justice In a Corxlca.i, and It I pointed out by Mr. Pel..- that the Oreek el dom get into trouble. TiMterdny' election passel off very quietly, although th-.-re wa no lack of Interest In the result. Only about Ml voters were sworn In and there wa little challenging. It wa generally expected that the race lietween Messrs. K a both and Leather would be doner, but Polling ploce No. -1 rolled up It usual titlw-n majorl'y. The four cornered flgM In th Second ward wa watered with muVh Interest. Dur litK the 1 1 y politician picked out the winner. The complimentary vote tendered Mr. lirlg In the Third ward was In the nature of appreciation of bis long service to the people. The tnidulnter circus opened with Hying color.. The managers of thl remarkable exhibltloii certainly did not permit the ias to grow, under their feet In their determination to give to the public It money' worth. There were tundr:Jti of people In attendance and not a elngle spectator wa disap pointed In the galaxy of wonder. To night there will practically be an en-, tire change of program, only those fee-. ture being retained Hint are easert- tial to the business of the circus. Be side the aide show there are 10 apeclal tle and all merited the applause they received The really wonderful perform anre of the pug deg I worth going far to e. This animal I the only thoroughly trained puj In the United Stalat, and th- opportunity here pre sented to witness Its perfomance should not lie overlooked. A finely ciiulipc(l orchestra dlscouffled Inspir ing music during '.he rntlre evening. Confetl wa everywhere and the whole thing Is a wonderland. PERSONAL MENTION Tom Johnson is In the city f.-om Portland. George Hlbbrt wa In the city ye- tenlay'from Chinook. Jt P. Paul a large land owner of Nnhcottav 1 In the city. Harry Orlck a citizen of Chinook spent yesterday In the city. Miss Florence Turner 13 home af ter t vera! weoks' absence In Portland, N. II. Baln who has been In Port land for some days has returned to the city. , Miss ralen Eade will arrive In the city tomorrow from Portland to visit with Miss Florence Turner, itev. Oncar Ostrom went to Blind Slough lust evening for the prupose of holding a religion service. . . . C. E. Oiiftith and A. M. Holloa, both traveling men of Portland, are renlstered at the Parker house. Thomas Allman, county surveyor of Wahkiakum county, arrived In the city last night and la registered at the Par ker house .1. F. Ford, the well known scenic photogiiiplo-r, is In the city, having f r rived last night. He is regUtered &t the Parker house. A. 9. ForslU, manager of the Ne ranlcum Spruce Lumber company, wa In the city yesterday from his head -J quarters at Saaalie. . HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS We are showing large line of Holiday Goods at Attractive Prices ROCKING CHAIRS, each from . . . . iKSo to $12 00 MORRIS CHAIRS, each from . . . $7 50 to $17 00 PARLOR, and LIBRARY Tables , . , 75o to $10 00 ROOK CASKS and WRIT- iug lHxska . . $5 00 to $17 50 SKE OUR NEW LINE of " Cnuohea and Lounge from . . $a 00 to $18 00 Great Eastern SHANAHAN BUILDING THE CITIZENS WON OUT(C0000 WEUK StX'CESSFl'L IS YK8 TKKIIAV8 ELECTION. Albert M. Hnilth Given Koualng Majority-Mr. 8venon De " featH In Hie Second, Yesterday" election resulted In a victory for the cltlic-n candidate for city office, all being successful with the (Ingle exception of John Bvenson whd ha reyreinted the Second ward lit thl' council for the past three year. The future t the election wa the re markably large vot polled by Albert M. Smith, the titixe.i-labor union can didate for city attorney, who defeated Judge P.- D. Winton by 404 vote, out of a total vote for Che two candidate of 992. Mr. Smith ran far ahead In every precinct, No. I giving him a ma jority of 111. No. 1 of 99 and No. 4 of 7t!, lr No. 1, 5 and ( he received two voles for every on) cast for Judge Winton. ' In the' Flrat war J George Kaboth, citizen-labor union ' candidate for the council, receives a majority over Kich- ard Leather, republican, of 105. In precinct No. 1 Mr. Kaboth' majority wa 74, in No. 2, 2S, and In No. 3. t. , In the second ward J. V. Burn and James J. Robinson were elected, Mr. Hum on the citizen ticket and Mr. Robinson on the republican. Mr. Fvenson. the only citizen candidate who wa insuvccsaful, was beaten 39 votes by Mr. Robinson. James W. Welch received 84 vote les than were cast for Mr. Burns. , In the Third ward Councilman Brlx was voted for, but the only regular nominee, C. A. Lelnenweber. who had both nomination, wa elected by a large vote. Mr. Brlx received 22, while Mr. Lelnenweber received 94. The vote for the candidates for city attorney In the several polling place wa a follow: Precinct Smith. Winton. No. 1 No. t ... $ !1? ,.1T0 ..148 ... 61 ... 84 I No. I No. 4 No.5. No. 6 Totals ...668 Bmltb' majority 404. The vote for th candidate for the council hi the First ward was: Candidate No 1. No i. No S. Total Ceo. Kaboth ....101 107 122 330 It. M Leathers.. 27 79 ' 119 225 Kaboth'a majority 10. The candidate for council in the Second ward were voted for a fol low: Candidate No. 4. No. 5. Total J. V. Bums, 116 65 171 J, J. Robinson ... .. 116 42 158 J. W. Welch lftS 29 137 John Svenson 73 46 lis Burn majortiy over WeUh 34. Roblnsun'R majority over Svenson, 39. LADDIES Here's a chance to square yooroelf with your best fellow or husband. Buy him a nice box of cigar, meerschaum or briar pipe Cigars especially for the Christmas trade. All size, 12 to 100 in a box. ttl Uison TWO STORES: ELEVENTH ST. COMMERCIAL ST. t WE CARRY THE FINEST LINE of Carpets and Rag in the city, all at Reduced Price YOU NEED A 'LAMP FOR THE Parlor See our Nesr Line" BRING US YOUR TICTURES and we'll frame them at re--dttced price WE CAN SUPPLY KITCHENS . with everything to cook a Curistma dinner Furniture Co. 876 COMMERCIAL STREET HartSduffacH (i Marx Htadlulora! MO , S3 J IV ! P. A. STOKES. OOOOOOO 00000 OWO 0000 OCOOO ! SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS II Fine HiDgio Lamps, Individual Crockery Table Cutlery, etc acceptable. Call and : : ! i Foard & Stokes Company I i ii I The Boston Restaurant i COMMEUCIAL STKKET Best and Neatest Eating House in Astoria I Try Oar 2 5-Cent Dinners ! Prompt Attention MARIN0V1CI1 V. H. COFF ( onlaiitly tarries on hand a complete mul highly satisfactory supply of fhie Groceries and Dry Goods 483-451 BOND STREET The j Palace Cafe Palace WHAT YOU V:iT! FIT, STYLE MATERIAL This we can guar antee, for our cloth ingr is the late, hand :i tailored, perfect fit-8 rting kind. It costs you no more to dress well. OOOOOOO OOOOOOOOO 0000000 0004 Set of Fancy Crockery. Heces, Carving Sets, Things that are always see the assortment. DAINTY FEET I Deserre Dalai; Slippers, $ Whlcfc, Like Atl KlQds of I Footwear j Ca Be Sees la Newest Shape ag Material at I. PETERSON 0 BROWN'S I m class m I & BOSCOVICH t r -5 ,, The Best Rc3tr.::rrni Regular Meals. JS Cents Sunday Dinners a Specialty E'crytftlng tee Market Afforj, Catering Cc:r- i. act the desired measure. . -. T