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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1903)
"International 100 Feed roi 13 Fowl for Sfl ivnt , lr miiiiih will (my lit runt of f coding. -'. 4 ductlon Of the average hi'llK. It money bitch If not satisfactory. ROSS. HIGGINS (Q. CO. MONTHLY TIDE TAI3LOH j WiflRUART, IMS. JTtgh Water. " r"A?M." T.TT It. Monday Tuesday , Wednesday Tfturiday . Friday . . rtaturday . HVNIMT . Monday , Tuesday . Thursday , ltlday , , Hfttttrday , HI) N DA X , Monday . Tu-aday . Wednesday 'iurday , Wir . . Saturday .. HCNDAr . Monday . , Tunaday Mfdneady "llitimday , Wday . . Htttirday . n.m. ft h.mT a: 7.1 1:03 I: as 7.5 1-0 i a t:44 4:J5 1:81 4:66 4:11. 1.1 4:67 1:411 1.0 .o 7.D l:4& 7:5 1:01 1:13! :47 8.8 l.o, tout io:ii 11:41 IlilH 1.4 0:17 11:08 11:87 1:10 l:t0 I: SI 1:06 7.t II 1:41 1:18 3:18 4:08 4:81 8:40 4:21 5:0 6:47 !ft 1:00 1:02 7:18 1:11 7.1 7.1 1:41 1:04 10:18 lI:to 11:81 ii'w 21 16:00 7.1 :;io;U :S;II:a& Oil 1:03 1:91 I" .Id 11:81 1:11 THE MORNING AST0RIAN TELEPHONE 881. . TO DATS WEATHER finll. viiit. Feb. 20, Vt-Mtrn Oregon and Washington, octagonal shower. Four up-to-daU tiarbera at tb Occi dent. Tou, don't have to wall. All the Intent books, papr: and limf wrfnoa at j$vpiioii' book store. Wyoming fnl, THE HiM'SK COAL. Hd or.lora'to 8. Klmore Co. Tu will alnyt flnl tbe nest 16o meat In th k-4'y at the Rising Hun rtau t.tnt, Nt. lii Commercial street. Fur i;!. reliable piano work ee aur local tuner, Th. Frderlcken. JT1 Don 4 street, fhone 1074 Red. Cart' remnant JW different pat tern At li'M than wholesale price. Very suitable for ru. S window dlHy Ch. IMIborn It Son. Tou will (hunk Hit for reminding you (hat our hi'Adache tahlvU never fall, or If they do, we return your money. rtmrlwi Know, rtiudulnt. Iiut arrived A ear of the famoua Vfyomlnn coal. Fhiwi In the world for domeatli- ui. fiend or phone your order to H. Klmore St Co. Phone Main 811. "'''. tipoclnl mite of riirrwt reinnanta, 800 pAttema to eKt from, Invludlnf x- mmateri, velvet, and body Uruaael. wblfh we aiv offtrlnii at faetory price. Moe window dlnplay, Chn. IMIborn A 8.m. ,An enfnfxth: mnnuirrr for office to be 'int In this clly for lurge nianufac taring eomrn. . Haliir)' 1100 l'r month ern eonimbMtoft and tenieB, f500 t'iuih wurltjf 'required, Beat of ref, eronee. Addrowt Munnirer r. O. box siri Rn i'Vinci o, emu. hat Ih tne trouble? Fitulty plumb Ing and poor llxture For the bet eattltary plumbliisf good And skillful thorough workmnnhlp nend your or- Atn to No. 425 llond elreet, Tinning. (tn-flltln(j and heatlnif. " John A. Montgomery, " W. J. Scully, the hnidwnre alor and tlriahop moil, hn moved from hla old lK.'tlon on llond itreet to Nd 470-471 t!oinmerolnl ti-eet, oppoolte the Bee lilvo, where he hit a well appointed atoreroom and ihop, a tine Block of atoves, range, biith tub, plumber' ,iwd, htrilw((re, jtlivwar. t,nd ttitf best of facjlltlii for plumbing and Hiyjim fitting. . , ..." A lmniU-t will be tfVOnlonu Vfek fiuiii todHy In the room formerly oc eupled by the PumIi club, on Bond atreet in3t to Well Ftu'Ko Kiiren coinpaiiy, for. the beiit'llt of the Woman'' ejuj, Tlie exacMiour hna not Ixien definite ly fettled upon iih yet, but will be nn nouni'ed luter. ... THE PURE GRAIN COFFEE Even children drink Graln-0 botause they like it and the doc v tor ay It ! good for them. " Why notf It oootaltu all of th nonrlgh- ment of the pure grala and bono ot the potsoni of cofle,v' ' ' . TflX IT TO-DAY. ' AtfTMert tnrpibmi Ito.ai6o.pracki. AIN Poultry Food" Dy for the chrupest to' vino. On egg It often doublet the egg pro. I wonderful egy producer. "Tour rEnrtuART. ioi. uovr water, """"Dtr"" Z. X " h.m." ft" h.m. ft." I '0:08 1.1 1:10 0.3 1 0:4)1 1.8 3:48 1.1 110:36 1.7 10:18 1.8 4 11:14 1.8 11:18 3.4 8.. 13:40 1.8 I 0:11 1.0 1:67 1.1 7 1:14 8.4 1:13 0.1 1 1:64 1.8 4:10 0.4 4:10 1.4 6:11-0. 1 10 0:14 1.0 8:08 -0.4 II 0:18 1.6 8:64 -0.6 U 7:06 1.0 7:14 -0.1 13 7:61 l. 1:14 0.0 14 1:38 1.4 1:60 0.6 16 0:34 1.1 8: 1.0 14 10:11 1.110:08 1.7 17 11:06 1.4 10:41 1.4 1 . 11:01 1.1 II ., 11:17 1.0 1 1:05 1.0 to 0:40 1.6 1:12 1.6 11 1:67 1.1 1:16 1.3 12 1:16 1.8 4:11 1.1 13 4:11 8.1 6:00 0.3 24 8:12 1.8 6:41 0.0 26 B:63 0,4 8:17 1.1 ! 0:17 1.1 6:48 0.1 37 :6 1.4 7:16 0,7 21 7.10 l.l 7:41 0.1 I HUNDAf . . Monday Ttwsday . . Wednesday Thursday , maay I IMntiirdnv 8.4 ' htlNDAY i ... 7.0 , Monday v . ... i . . . ; Tuesday 1.8 , Wedmeday . .. 1.7 (Thursday . .. . 1.8 ! Friday 1.1 j Hnturday . . ., 7.7 HUNUAY 7.0 1 Monday .(Tuesday . . ,. 8.1 Wednesday . 1.4 1 Wednesday . . I.I Thursday . . ., 1.7 Friday 1.1 Hnturday . , ,. .5; SUNDAY . . . I.I ; Monduy , . ,,. ... Tuesday . . 7.1 Wednesday . 1.0 Thiiraduy . . . 1.0 Friday Baturdny . . .. Bend In your order coal. 8. Klmore 4V Co. for Wyoming Fancy eleotd Ppltxenberg and Bald win apple at Johnnon llio. Swoet rream 18 tenia ft pint. No charge for whipping. Tnftf candy tore. Ititprcttentatlve Hahn'i bunt puller bill hua been lgned by tbe governor and la now law, Th circuit court adjourned hut ev ening until next Monday when the te vloii will be returned. Rev. Oncar Oatrom returned yealer dy from ft mlmtlonary trip to Blind tflnuxh and I'piwr Bear creek. Mr. B, U Eddy and children left on the F.lmoro yeterday for their home at Tillamook, after a vUlt at Batem. Keponlble party went to rent house; muit be modern; will pay 110 to Ki per month; addre P.O. box 660. The atenmer Elmore erooeed out ye lenUy for TMIumook bay point with a cargo of fnervhandlae and 24 paanen ger. For rent Two large nicely furnished room, aingi or connected, for house keeping. Bualnesa center 623 Commer cial street, over Petereon & Brown'. Abram 6anneron, who had the fnt fortune to fracture hi skull by a full Thursday nlxht lust, I greatly Improv ed and there I every hope of hi ultt initio recovery. The legislature ha authorised tbe sale of the pilot eehooncf at Astoria to , tho bar pilot for $1000. The bar pilot: are to repnlr the schooner and keep her In service two year. x Oond service, and (rood goods, at tho right price Is what you want when pur chasing groceries, (live u a trial and we will see to It that you will be pleat ed with (he good, service and price Johnson Bros. The moving picture show which Is opvrntlng next door to Griffin's book store showed here last year and Mr. Wilson, the genial manager, la '"ready and prepared to entertain all Ills old friends with a clean, flrst-cluns show. ",Word has reached here from eos inophils, Wah., that Mr. J. W. Cowk erj'.lHtf of Wurrentotil, who was report ed, (orioualy III there a few day ago, I ittll living, but there I little hope extended for her recovery. rMr-4'awker- hxq bet l In" in' OiU-Qiisclau state for the past three days and la thought to be now In a sinking con ltlon.: -; ;x iYiJV; "Vere is dot fire areaty yet?" anx iously Inquired a bewildered Qermnn this morning at about 12:15 o'clock. "I cannot scu de plates, bud I hear dem f)re vprk.' , When he wna told that the racket waa occasioned by the elec tion of C. W. Fulton to the United State senate, the German gave one whoop ot delight and went straight up. When lust seen he was still up and atlll join. ' ' ''' The transport Kllpa trick will sail on February 28 from San Francisco for Snmar With th Fourteenth Infantry regiment. The men are to toko the place of the First Infantry. The Lo gan, to sail on the last day of this month, also will carry the first quad- ron of the Thirteenth, cavalry, 100 ma rine and a large number of saloon passenger. The Sheridan,' next to ar rive from the Philippine, will be due March 1. There wero two "hurch social given Inst night In lino city and In plle of counter-attraction were well attended. The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society gave a Good Time aocJul at th home of Mr. J. A. Rannell and tho Kpworth League of the Methodist church held forth at the parsonage, cor ner of Ninth and Exchange street. Excellent program wera rendered at both affairs and a geneulne good time was had by all In attendance. Mealed proposal will be received at the office of tho lighthouse lniector, custom bouse, Portland, Or., until 12 o'clock m., 'March 16, ml, and then opened, for furnishing and delivering provisions and ful for vessel and sta tion In the 13th lighthouse district dur ing the fls"al year to end June 30, 1M4, In acccHitnre with spectneations, copies of which, with blank proposal and other Information, may be had upon application to Commander C. O. Cal k Inn, U. 8. N,, Inspector, The chief clerk of the railway mall service of the Pacific coast division, who have been In convention In Ban FiiiiN'lr for the last three days, have completed their labors and adjourned. It w. Jevlded to modify the examina tion of clerk who aspire to enter the service by llmlnatlng all superfluous matter which has not bearing upon the duties required of a railway mall Hoik. It is understood that Superin tendent Thrall will issue order for the piOpo.d slmpllflontlon of the examina tions within ft few day. Clly Physician Coi diner Mated Jester day that the young man who for the past few week ha been it patient at the pest house la about recovered and that he will be In position to let him out In ft few day. It will be remem tiered that the patient I the young fel low who walked from Ooble to this place suffering from uniillpox and ap plied for admisalon at the local hospi tal. At the time the disease had de veloped to an alarming extent, but car f ul nursing ha done Its work and he Is now practically well. It was authoratlvely stated last night th.it Mm. William Martin arrived In the city yesterday noon and that she Is her for the purpose of regaining p session of her now famous 6 year old sou'. Mr. Martin I reported to be ttnvellng under the name of Mr. L. I!. UiKitn. She ha not yet started the hull rolling and the probability Is will not for the present, Mr. Martin ha Instituted a suit for divorce from Wil liam K. Martin In Portland the plnln tiff alleging cruel treatment and re miestlng the custody of the child. It is very likely that the Interests of tbt Pacific coast will be guarded In the department of commerce and labor and a committee representing the leading wholesale tea and grocery houses of Snn Francisco has recommended the appointment of C. J. Toohey for the lioaltlon of chief ol the bureau of man ufactures In that portfolio. The chief commercial bodies of the const will be asked to second their choice. Mr. Too hey I at present government Inspector of tea at that port It Is understood thut the presldmt desire to appoint ft Pacific coast man, ' ' ... - i Office Constructing Quartermaster, Astoria, Ore., Feb, 4.-1W5. 8ealed proposal In triplicate, will be receiv ed at thla office until 10 o'clock a..m., March 5, 1903, and then opened, for the construction of a plank road on Fort Canby military reservation, WarMng. ton. Plans and specifications trsy ne seon and further Information obtained her. Right la reserved to accept or re ject any or all proposals. Envelopes hould be marked "Proposal for Plank Road at Fort Canby, Wash." and ad dressed to Geo. L. Ooodale, Capt. and Quartermaster, U, 8. Army. The st ?tm whaling fleet la getting ready for sea a font a possible. Buys dispatch from San Francisco. - The Bulevedere I now fitting out for her annual cruise. The Jesnette and Wil liam Baylies are on the dry dock being thoroughly overhauled. The Morning Star, formerly a missionary ship, is rapidly undergoing conversion Into a Whaler, On account of her light draught the Monterey with the aid of her auxiliary power, Is expected, to go Into water Inaccessible to the big Whalers. The bark Wanderer has sailed for' Japanese waters. At the close of the season she will go to her old home, Nejy Badtord. Seattle Is tQ have another ..line of ocean freighter, to all part of the world. It is to be-a fleet of sailing ships owned by the General 8oclety of Shipping of Pari, the first of the boats will arrive there In about three months. Capt. Louis C, Bauvage, of Paris, Is now In thiTclty arranging for the Inau guration of the line, which eventually will consist of 10 boats, eight of which are at the present time' In operation. Capi. Sauvaga ha been In the city for th past several days, looking over the prospect for the line. He Is satisfied with the outlook, and announce that It will be put on. "I have been on a tour of the Pacific coast for the purpose of looking over the field for sailing ves sels," he said In an interview. "I am one of the stockholders In the General Society of Shipping of Parlo, and at the present tlma we have eight boat on the water. However, within a short time we expect to have 20 of these vessels, and they will all, or a many of them as are needed, call at Seattle and other porta on the Pacific coast. Three of our boat have already been on the Columbia, and have taken wheat car got from there. Th Intention 1 to extend th service to Can Francisco, Astorlu. Seattle and Vancouver, and whatever other porta there are on th Pacific coast that art In need of them." s , .' The refined vaudeville entertain' ment given last evening at Flitters' by the Weston-Herbert combination ex celled anything ot tho kind that ever cam through th northwest. Most people are not educated up to modern vaudeville, and the futm Implies wme thing vulgar and unfit for ladle and children. However, vaudeville Is In no manner off color, but rather a form'of amusement that Is destined soon to itippluiit the time-honored comedy per formance. For , number ot reason, rfi attendance lost night was not what It should have been, but a better pleas ed crowd never sat through a perform ance. Every member of the company Is an artist, and the troupe Include tbe most remrakable juvenile comedian on the read. The little fellow, .Master Clifford Brandon, Is more than a show In himself. He sustain an Irish char acter Jn a truly astounding manner, and the audlcr.ee went wild over bint. There are three other Iiragdons Loren, th? elder Harold and Wilbur and their work I Indeed rare.' Hugh J. Era- mett made hi Initial bow to sn Adr ian audience last evening and was aq corded a send-off that waa flattering In tbe extreme. Mr. Emmett Is an art ist of exceptional ability, and as a ventriloquist ha few etunls. He lung a ong Inst night that alone wa worth th price of admission, and In many other specialties demonstrated hla tal ent. Mis Carrie Weston I a charm ing little lady whose work is clever and whose Illustrated solos were very phas ing. Weston and Herbert rlehly de serve all the credit that they have re ceived from the press of the coast, for no better specialists take money from the public. Their comedy sketch, "Down on the Farm," provoked no end of merriment, as did their novelty mus ical turn. All In all, the show Is su perb; and at tonight' performance the house should be packed to the doors. Theater ters should boar In mind that the entertainment la refined In every sense of the word and that nothing transpires which Would bring even the faintest trace of a blush to the face of any young lady. CHURCHES German Lutherian, Zion's Services at 11 a. m Sunday school at 10 a. m. First Lutheran lie. ' Oscar Ostrom w ill preach both morning and evening. Grace Service at II a. m. and 7:10 p. in. 8unduy school 11:30. Service at Holy Innocents' chapel at 3:30 p. m. Methodist Rev. Harold Oberg will preach. Interesting and helpful themes will be presented. Sunday school as uual. .......... Baptist All services as usual.. Ser mons will be preached from the follow ing subjects: "The New Birth," and "Christian Love." Prestiytirtan PcrvUea as usual. The theme of the morning sermon will fee; "God' Gift of Light." Evening jA Saying of One of the Recent Character In Fiction." ' Norwegian-Danish Methodist Sun day school at 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a m. Subject: "The Pillars in the Tem ple of God." Song service, 7 p. m Preaching, 7:45 p. m.. Subject: "Judge Not, Lest Ye Be Judged." Special services every night this week. Rev. C, L, Hansen from Portland will preach. . THE GREAT MILWAUKEE FIRE. Shown by -Thomas A. Edison's Latest Invention. " The Edison company have opened up in the Kinney block, next to Urif, In'a book store, with a number of sen sational and marvelous moving scenes Just taken by Mrr Edison' latest ma chine. Among the number Is the "Oreut Milwaukee Fire." This scene is over 30 feet in length and the, mosj realistic, scene, ever , taken, (must be seen, to. be appreciated) and a great mnay other scenes taken by Mr, Ed ison in all part of .the world. t jlvery seen ihown by thl , company Is up to date, and never has been shon In this country before. Every tady.1 gen tleman and child In Aetorta should pay the Edison company a visit. Tbey are here' for a short time only. Nothing old; everything new. The admission Is only "10 cents. ; NOTICE All members of the- Toung Men's ' Republican club are - requested to meet thla evening at the courthouse at t p. m. to make suitable ar rangements for - receiving Hon.. C. W. Fulton on his return to As toria. ' J. C. McCue, President. W. B. Toung, Secretary- Dr. T. It. Ball DENTISTS. 624 Commercial street, Astoria Ore. ASIOiiMS WENT WILD ritANTlt! OVEll KLKCTIOX OP C. W. FULT4JN UclU Were Itiuijr, omb Were Exploded and I'andemcx ilium Itelfrned. 444444444444 Astoria went wild with delight ft few minute after 12 thl morn ing, and for the rest of the night the street were crowded with madly enthusiastic men and wo men, all celebrating the greatest victory that Astoria has ever, won. Bell were rung, whistle blown and bombs exploded. On every hand there was wild de light. and Astoria gave vent to its enthusiasm as only Astoria" can. ' ' : From noon yesterday to midnight anxious crowds gathered about the bul letin boards at The Astorian office and other place where return were receiv ed. When tbe noon ballot came In and ft was seen that "Charlie" had held his own, the hopes of the people rose and It was freely predicted that he would rucceed In the gnlUnt struggle he has carried on. However, the great test was still, to come, "md every bit of news that could be gathered furnished additional material for speculation. Toward 8 o'clock the excitement be came Intense. As each bulletin announ cing the result of the balloting wa re ceived, the hundred who thought of nothing else aired their views. To say that they wera satisfied with the noble stand of the 33 men who bad all along clung to the Astoria man Is to express It mildly. The determined stand of the Fulton forces buoyed up the spir it of the people of the city, but still It looked dark for Senator Fulton, for he had not made any gain. Well posted men, however, remarked that the Indi cation was a good one, for It went to show that efforts to break up the Ful ton forces were proving Ineffectual. The bulletin announcing the candi dacy of Scott was awaited with much Interest,' and when It became known that his name was not presented until almost midnight the opinion was gen eral that he could not be elected. i Things were at a standstill the usu- i al lull before the storm when there. suddenly came over the 'aire a brief j but wonderfully pleasing message. : It ! wa to the effect that Charlie Fulton had been successful. The waiting crowd was acquainted with tha new and there went up a genuine Astoria shout one of those whole-souled cheers that left no doubt a to the sincerity of the checrers. Then the bells start ed to ring. First the big fire bell rang out and then followed the church bells. In two minutes the city was craxy. The enthusiasts broke Into stores and secured large supplies of firecrackers and bombs, and there followed a cele bration that t seldom surpassed even on the glorious Fourth. To attempt to describe the scenes of enthusiasm that were enacted would be Impossible. The Juvenile spirit manifested itself in everyone and Joy reigned supreme. . Cells were Issued last night " for ft meeting at the courthouse this evenly to make arrangements to receive Sen ator Fulton on bis triumphant return to the city. Oregon's new senator 1 a native of Lima, O., and was born August 24, 1853. He received his early education at Mag nolia, la., and Pawnee City, Neb. . He came to Oregon in 1875, and in July ol that year took up his residence here. engaging In the practice of law. His first run for office waa in 18TS, -when he waa elected state senator. He was re elected to the state senate in 1890, 1898 and 1901. ... ABOUT WASHINGTON3 BIRTHDAY 'Washington's birthday Was made a legal holiday by vote of the Massa chusetts lgeislature, the first one ob- servid being February 22, 1867. Prior to that,tlme his birthday Waft only ob served by personal friends.. The birth. day ot the celebrated Hoatettera' Stunt. ach Bitters was 60 years ago, and the fact that It has remained before ; the public continually since that time U positives proof, that It Is founded on true merit. ' There Is also ' positive proof ot its value In the record of cures of heartburn,1 Indigestion. fatuTency, dizziness, dyspepsia,, constipation, bil- Uouaness, and malaria, fever and ague that la back ef it. also in the hundreds of voluntary testimonials received an nually, dive it a fair trial. It will cure you even after . other remedies have, fat'ed. 5 Be sure to get the genu ine. - ' r ' ; TO CITIZENS OF ASTORIA AU Cttlsens, Irrespective of party affiliations, arc requested to meet at the courthouse this evening- at 8 p.' mf with the' Young Men's Re publican club, to arrange for a pro per reception to our United States senator, Charles W. Fulton. -J. C. McCue, President. MOLLIS HOGANS, ATTENTION ' ' There will be a special meeting ot tbe Mollle Hogaqs one week from thla evening at the usual hour In the Odd Fellows' building. All charter mem bers are requested to be present. THE GORDON HAT THE BEST $3 HAT ON EARTH In all the late shapes both soft and stiff. Also, the new NORFOLK CAP For Youth or Man. See them. They are Nobby, tt7 ? C. H. COOPER ECLIPSE HARDWA Jml Plumbers and Steamfitters 525-527 BOND STREET Serviceable Baskets 1 Made in Japan From Telescopes, 20fQ:4 to Shopping Bags, izA Traveling BasKets, IploU Lunch BasKets, etc TootK and Hair Brushes From 25o to $1.50 Highest Grade Made in Japon ' i FOARD (si . Astoria - THE ASTORIA Opened January 1, 1903 ASTORIA'S NEWEST HOTEL Best Entertainment tit Moderate Prices ' Comer Seventeenth and Commercial Sta JACK DENCIl Now is the time to buy Heating aud Cooking Stoves AT LOW PRICES - AU kinds of IIou6e Furnishing Goods, Carpet Laying and Upholstering. Adams Henning'sen 416-422 Bond Street NEW STYLE CHOP HODS P. F. PETERSON, Proprietor BEST ARRANGED EATING HOUSE 14T ASTORIA EVERYTHING THE MARKKT AFFORDS Eleventh Street ! storFaV res - Ore. J Proprietor Aotorin
