ASTORIA, OREGON, WEDNESDAY.' MARCH 4, 1003.
3. .
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Just In. A nice lot, too. We sell
them at 10 cents a bottle. -;
NEW SEEDS NEW SEEDS ' NEW SEEDS
We have the best
ViOSS, HIGGINS (fo CO.
MONTHLY TIDE TABLES
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Halurday .... 7 1:10 7.7 1:0(1 B.I
HUNKAV .... 7:l 7.1 1:17 1.1
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THE MORNING AST0RIAN
TRMCPHONE Ml.
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.TODAY'S W E A T II t: H 4
4 ... .. 4
I'orllaml, Maivh S.-Wsstrrn Or- 4
4) fon Cloudy with Hula rnlu In 4
4 southern portion. 4
Wrstwrn Witahlintti Partly 4
" 4 cloudy; ronllnuwl cool. 4
New flower and tardm seds Juat In.
Juhnsan Hros. : . ,
Klrli'tly fresh ranch t't(g; two down
4!h', Johnson Broo. '
Fancy Crawford peachr 10o pr
pouni at Johnson Bros,
tn4 In your inirrt ' for
coal. ti. Klmant k Co.
Wyoming
t-'our up-to-date barltfrs at Hit OceU
dsitt. You don"! havo to wait.
AH thn Intent Ixxiks, paixrs and iuhb
axlws nt dvonnon's book star,.
Wyoming roal, THK KOtiSB OOAU
8.wd ard'rs to 8. Klmnr A Co,
Par A vd second-hand organ
for IK. Ai'i'ly at thla office for par
ti.'ulara. For ij.wkI, retlabla piano work
ymir lm-a tunr. Th. Fredftrlckaon,
mi ftnnit lni.. rhoiiP 2074 Rod.
Tyiwiltlni don. at rejiniihl ralra.
'(,inmlii(Mi aprrlaltyv Will C.
Mdhop. Central hotel.
Ir. II. L. Ht-ndcraon la now filling
the office it mate hpalih offloor fur thla
IHirt to which ho wa racenlly apimlm
4 by thv Kovrrnor, Il received hl
loinmHul di laNt Baturdoy. " "
Good trvk', and good good, at tho
right I'Hre U what you want when pur
ialng i.x-flon. (live ua a trial and
w will tw to It that you will be ntoaa
ed with he good., aervlre and price.
Johiiion. Ilroa,
An enrgtlc manager for office to be
Atened In thla city for targe manufac
turing eom?i'n. Salary $100 per month
extra coiiimliuloni and expenaci, r,00
ctoh oecurity required. Dcat of ret
rHHiea. .Addreaa Manager P. O. box'
1154 San Frnc(co, Cnllf. . !
What It tne trouble? Faulty tfluinO
Ing and poor fixtures? For the boit
n.inttary pluniblng good and aklllfiil
thorough workinanshlp aund your or
der to No, IIS Ilond ilreet. Tinning,
gaa-nttlne ' arid heating. : John A,
Montgomery.
The atetmer Klniore will leave A
tnrltt for Tlllumook bay polnti Wednca.
day, M'trvh 4, at I a, m.
You will atway And the beet 15c
nwl in th city at the Rlolng Sun ren
tntirant. No. Ill Commercial treet.
For HaleA new Ideal taeh tvglater.
H m never been ucd and la a bnrguln.
Inquire at Aatorlan office,
For KentThree roonia furnlnliKl for
houm'ket-plng. Inquire at Bchully'a
hardware more, Commercial alrwt, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
I am Helling the largeat oak of pure
white Imported olive oil raatlle soap
vr aold here for the money, Call and
r for youm lf. nogvre.Nlrugglitt.
A letter Incioaed In a blue envelbp
and addrvimod to Meier eV Frank, Port
land, wata loat on the itrecta yesterday,
The Under ia requested to return same
to The Astot-lan office.
Do you have headache? Do your
eyes smurt and burn, and (Tie print blur
when rending? if to see Abbott, the op
tician, of Portland, at the Occldfiit ho
ti'l, Astoria, from 1 p, in.,. Monday,
M irt h 1, until S p. m. March 11.
W. J. Scully, the hardware store and
tlnshop man, hns moved from his old
location on Bond street to No. 470-172
Commercial street, opposite the Bee
hive, whcie ho has a well appointed
storeroom and shop, a fine stock of
stoves, ranges, bath tubs, plumbers'
goods, hardware, tinware, etc., and
the best of facilities for plumbing and
stuam fitting.
The cold dry weather prevailing dur
ing the pant week has brought tho us
ual spell of grippe, and many canes are
reported. This seaaon lung fever seems
to fnlto.tr most attacks of grippe.
Among those who are III Is Will C,
I: win, who was quite sick on Monday,
Yesterdfiy Doctor Henderson reported
:n Improvement In his condition. A
few days of ruin will restore AHtmlnns
to their customary health.
$3.35
FOR AN
IRON BED
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
These beds are well made,
enamel, brass finish.
OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
white
SEE
CHARLES HEILB0RN Q SON
Nils Huii'lven, a native of Norwsy,
yext tnlny declared hit intention of be
com In clilsen of the United fMat
Doctw I'llklngtdn, tho ;iewly ctccted
city physklun. took the oath of of
flee yesterday and at on.-e assumed lilt
ntw duties.
The tug Sea Rover towed In the berge
Pant Paula yesterday from California.
The bargo carries ft cargo of crude ell
which la runnlgned to Portland pnrM
Mr. W. O. Wilkinson and a party of
young ladles dined with the officers of
tho perry yesterday afternoon, and
later enjoyed a launch ride td Fort Kiev
ens. . - The outing proved a pleasant
one, '
The stetnu-r I.urllne Is now In ship
slinf condition and will be placed on
the regular run between here snd Port
land tomorrow, ... Today she will nrrlv
down with supplies for the Tongue
point buoy statlifl.
James Wlnl r, designer of tho Mume
mill, hu be?n appointed superlnthd
ent of construction, vice 'N. D. ConVn
bury, retlgi4d, Mr. Coffenbury r-lgn
ed owing to the necessity of being with
his wlfq who Is In ror hllh.
Dlllle Davis, the longshoreman, while
roaming on the beach near Klinore'
cannery found a round piece of irl'
nl wood. The grain of . the wood
plainly. Indicates the sloe of the tree
of whkh lt-waa a rt and Ihe lork
was still lntac,f. ,
County Clerk Clinton yrsterday Is
sued ft "iiarrlBge license to Fred IWhnke
a resident of Pacific county, Wash, and
Mlsa Dagmor Bruatad of Clatsop coun
ty. Tho bride-to-be Is not yet II years
of ag, and accompanying her ap.;M a
tion wns a written permission from her
mother to wed.
Tho shlo St. Nicholas, which bos bt en
snrhareJ In the stream opposite West
port for soma time, was yesterday
brought down the river and Is now near
Alder brook. The tu Wallula did the
towing. The vessel was In the way of
logging operations while at her former
berth and complaint having been nu.de
It was deenvtf expedient to change her
anchorage.
Thw wero three casea of diphtheria
reported viterday to City Physician
Pl'kmglon. three children of Alfred An
demon, on Twenty-iicven'h elroe.t, be
nig afflicted with the malady. , The
home was at ewe placed under tiunrin
tine rnstrictionn, Th children nal not
ben attending school for ime days le
fore they were taken down 111, so there
Is no danger of tho malady spreading
by reason f contact with them.
V. L. Hawkins came over yester
day from Ilwaco. Be' reports that
thing are lively on the north shore,
where extensive preparations are being
made for the coming fishing season. Mr
Hawkins says that the much talked of
Kl.irman cannery for Ilwaco has fallen
through. MeQowan V Sons are figuring
on ah Ilwaco cannery and a bill Is now
before the legislature to grant water
front privilege to the firm. Establish
ment of the cannery depends upon the
fate of the measure, , .
floveriv.ir Chamberlain ynterduy ap-
lolntid the new hoard of pilot commis
sioner. The guntlemtn named aw Cap
tain J. R, Ortmphett and Hon. Oeoi-go
Noluivt of Astoria iad Hon Sylvester
Far roll of Portland. Mr. FarMll is a
rei ubll.an and was appolntel a pilot
commissioner by former Governor (Jeer.
Nelthsr Captain Campbell nor Mr.-No-land
nsplred to the appointment, but
gave In to prcesuro bruught to bear by
democrats generally. They succeed
E..W. Tallnnt and Martin Foiird. The
present commissioners go out of office
March IS. , Satiaf:ictlon was generally
expr?s?d yesterday by democrats over
Ihe appointment of the new eommls-
SlOll'tl'it.
The United States transport r-herk.
dun arrived at Sun Franelseo early yes
terday morning from the Philippines.
She left Manila on February 6 und Na
gasaki on February IS. She brought
17 cabin passengers and 1223 In the
streerae Including 404 marines, 213 dis
charged men and 143 sick, seven Insane
and 4fc cafuals. Only one death oc
curred during the voyage. . The Sher
idan took the place for this trip of the
Sherman which recently struck a rock
and waa forced to put In ' at . . Hong
Kong for repairs.. The Sherman will
emaln tit Hong Kong for more than a
month. The steamer Sonome ,1nst ar
rived at Frisco, reports that when he
left Honolulu on February 24, the trans
port Solace was at anchor in that port..!
"The Gamekeeper" will lie pnaented
at Fishers' opera house next Saturday,
It Is unlike any other Irish comedy
drama that hns beeh produced In yearn.
The author does not select one nation
to ridicule, while upholding another; he
Is Impartial to all. The play treats of
sln:plo life In the Emerald Isle and the
characters are those you meet In every
day Ufa , Con. T. Murphy, the au
thor of 'The Ivy Leaf," the "Farrles
Well,'1 oto,, changed almost his entire;
methods In writing "The Qamokieper."
The, cast is composed of actors and ac
tresses especially selected to fit their
roles . Thos. J. Smith, the clever sing
ing and dancing comedian, Is the star,
and of his work too much cannot be
said. The production requires an abun
dance of special scenery which Is car
ried complete. Beat sale opens Friday
Mernlng at Griffin's book store.
Dr. Lyon'
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century
PRC PAR ID ftY
SKIBBE fOUi OIILIY
Jl'ItOKM HEACII VEKDICT IX
HALF AN HOUR.
- John Kopp Jr. stated yesterday that
there were no further developments In
the Kopp-Daln sawmill situation. The
owners of the Tongue point tract have
thus far failed to make any proposals
looking to settlement of the squabble,
and it Is understood that they have at'
so refused an offer of $1100 to compro
mise the matter. As a result of Ihe
failure of the syndicate to agree to
terms, the mill proposition will probab
ly fall through. This is regretted gen
mil, as the proposed new enterprise
woull have given employment to msny
men an 1 done much to establish Astor
ia's supremacy as a lumber manufac
luring point. The local committee of
thi local jommerdsl organisations may
yet And ft manner of settling
the difficulty, which arises over the sur
vey of land near the Tongue. The tract
secured for the Kopp-Baln mill Is said
to encrjub on the syndicate's holdings.
Settlement was promised some weeks
ago, but has never been effected..
According to a New York dispatch
the On (Troy salmon' packing lomblna
tion baa gone Into the bands of re
celvsrs. Tt)e action is said to be part
of a plan of reorganisation. The dls
patch Is as follows: "Justice Fitzpat
rick of 'he United States circuit court
of New Jersey today appointed Thomas
B. McOovern of New Tork and George
B. Mallock if New Jersey receivers for
the Pacllc Packing and Navigation Co.
of Seattle. The application for a re
reiver was made by the Colonial Trust
company, as a creditor, and Kudolph
Pfelffer, as a stockholder. The ap
polntments were made on a report of
the Audit company of New Tork, from
which it Appeared that a receivership
was necessary for the preservation of
the company's piuterty pending a re
organization. The company was or-
tmnixed August 10, 111, and -was capi
talised at about 111,000,000. The
president la John Counseiman of Chi
cago. A committee of holders of se
curities has taken the matter of reor-
g.inlstslun In band, and will soon sub'
tntt a plao. to the stockholders."
Samuel Elmore yesterday demonstrat
ed his ability aa a footracer, after hav
ing been denied an opportunity to de
liver to his janitor a lecture tn the
evils of gambling. The Janitor, is a
Chinese named Toug, who has worked
for Mr. Elmore for 11 or 14 years. Like
most other Chinese, he Is possessed of
an uncontrolabte desire to take a
chance, with the result that he Is al
ways penniless. Only a short time
ago Mr Elmore bought a suit of clothes
for Tong, who now retains the vest
only. Coat and trousers were doubt
less sacrificed to raise funds to "buck
tho tiger." .Yesterday morning Tong
called to get hla salary. Mr. Elmore
wished to lecture him on the evils of
gambling, but Tong was not disposed to
be talk! to. He started out of the
office and refused to return when ral
led. This aroused Mr. Elmore's Ire and
he followed the Janitor to the street.
Tohg sought to escape by flight, but Mr
Elmore overtook him and grasped him
by the collar. Tong was brought' up
with a sharp turn and fell to the aide
walk. . Mr. Elmore took him back to
the office and asked him to step Into a
private office, but the moment an op
portunity presented Tong flew. This
timo he was not followed. He return
ed short time afterwards and listened
to Mr. Elmore's discourse on gambling.
Tong has been ft persistent plunger
and of late has not been properly clad,
to the utter distrust of his employer.
Tang did not lose his Job ,nor has any
thing transpired that would tend to
show that he will discontinue his gam
bling habits.
GOING EAST t
If so. It will pay you to secure com
plete information about the new over
land service via. the Union Pacific and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway
A, postal card to the undersigned will
bring It to you,
H. S. Rowe, 4.
General agent Chicago. Milwaukee 4.81
Paul-railway, 134 Third street, Port
land, Ore.".' '
Job printing that is real printing The
Morning Astorlan Job department does
It, and does It quick. -
QtudtioiW
Yi IN OFFICES ARB OPEH
to two classes of persons: book.
keepers, and stenographers. "Vfs hart
not been able for montiis past, to meet
the demind on us for hslp. Quality
counts that u why our graduates are so
competent, and why so many of them
are tn positions. Verily, It pays to attend
our school' Open all the ysar; student
admitted at any ttras; catalogue free. -
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLBOB
' PORT1.AHD, OREQOR
A. P. ARMITftOMO, LLB HUXCXTAfr
Hentence Will lie Passed on the
Youthful Prisoner at To
morrow's MrsMion.
The Jury In. the case of the state of
eg'm, against Otto Sklbhe, charged
with assault with Intent to kill Patrick
J. Lynch, yesterday returned the fol
lowing verdict, after having been out
less than half an hour: '
"We, the Jury In the above-entitled
suit, find the defendant guilty as charg
ed. We recommend him to the mercy
of the court. Frank Cook, Foreman."
The Sklbbe caie occupied almost the
entire time of the court. The stateal
led a number of wltnses and defense
was nlxo well represented In this re
spect. The wltn;s for the state were
P. J Lyioh. Sheriff Llnville, J. J. Ken
ny. Fred Bulmer, George Hobson. Dr.
H L. Hndrson, Vincent StlgHch, Jo
seph Kolltskl, Chief of Police HaUock
and Officer Thompson. The defense
called Police Judge Anderson. T. fj.
Simpson. E. E. Lewelljm, Theodore
Brakke, Willard Wroten, Chief Hallock
and the defendant. Sklbbe's case war
regarded aa a lame one and It was
freely predicted that be would not be
cleared." The evidence showed that
he had carefully planned the affray, i
When Sklbbe was railed to the stand In
his own behalf he sought to Justify his
action, and during the course of his
statement branded as false the testi
mony of George (Nixie) Hobson.
Judge Mcltrlde announced that he
would pass sentence tomorrow. It Is
probable that Sklbbe will receive a
county Jail sentence, as Judge McBride
usually hesitates to send boys to the
penitentiary. The Jurors who tried
the Sklbbe case were Frank Cook, O.
AIopaeusi-Albert Brlx. David Alrth, R.
N. Carnahan, N. E. Foster. H. A. Irv
Ing, Angus Foote, L. E. Howes, B. F.
Coffey, Charles Gullliume and tf. Brad
bury. Sklbbe did not betray the
slightest emotion and not a muscle ot
his face moved when the finding of the
Jury waa read by Clerk Clinton.
Judge McBride handed down a decree
of divorce In the case of William H.
Bagley vs. Jennie Bagley. The com
plaint recited that the couple were mar
ried in Washington county, Orecon.
January 15, 1894, and that the defend
ant had treated the plaintiff In a
cruel and Inhuman manner, heaping
upon him prmal Indignities that ren
dered life burdensome. During the
past five years, tald the complaint, de
fendant had called her husband many
vile names, which were characterized
as too vile to be written in the com
plaint. She had accused him of infi
delity and had elicted the assistance of
her 17 year old son, whose father was
defendant's first hulband, in the effort
to maks inatte-s unbearable for the
husband. She had also threatened blm
with bodily Injury. George G. Bag
ley look! after the rase of the f laln-tlff.
The case of the state vs E. B. I.lbke
and others was continued until Wed
nesday, March 11. This case resulted
from the action of the Lewis and Clark
road committee in recovlrg planking
from a county road.
Th9 court stated to the Jurors that
their presence In court would not again
be required until Thursday ot this
week.
NEW EMBROIDERY
lOO O YARDS
Worth from 15 cents
to 20 cents per yard
NOW ON SALE AT
lOehtg.
Two-inch to Five-inch Widths !
SfteADUNBARCO.
FISHERMEN!
Try our famous Broad Arrow
Irish Flax Salmon Netting twine
85cfis per pound
Best and cheapest twine made.
Give it a trial you will use no
other. j& jZ? ? j&
FOARD u STORES GO.
Astoria - - Ore. .
THE SENATORIAL BATTLE.
(By Lionel Dare)
' Some Webfeet met
In chief to get
A man to represent 'em.
'Twaa led by two
" Among the few,
The largest in pcrcentum.
These bigfeet fought
While others sought
To keep them long divided;
Then undismayed
Each band arrayed
And held It undecided.
By hearty voice
And righteous choice '
A Fulton was selected;
But many Geer -Had
thought to steer
Until he was elected.
r The noise waxed loud
. From out the crowd ,
.. And fiercer raged the battle,
Though Jingling gold
And speeches bold
Transplaced the cannon's rattle.
- '
At last a tramp
Broke Into camp.
Great Scott; He was a power!
: Ho gained his force
By bluff, of course,
Transcendent from his tower.
. Then aotk) grew .
The Fulton crew,-
That gallant thirty-three.
Till, Scott unfeared
And Geer ungeared,'
; They won the victory.
SPRING SALE.
Ladies hats, flowers, walking skirts,
oversklrta, summer waists, muslin un
derwear, pompadours and hair switches
and all kinds of ladies' and children's
furnishing goods at sale price.
Mrs. R. Ingleton, Welch Block.
THE ASTORIA
Opened January 1, 1903
ASTORIA'S NEWEST HOTEL
Best Entertainment at Moderate Prices
Corner Seventeenth and Commercial Sts.
JACK DENCIi
Proprietor
Now is the time to buy Heating and Cooking Stoves
AT LOW PRICES
All kinds of House Furnishing Goods,
Carrjet Laying and Upholstering. -
Adams $ Henning'sen
410-422 Bond Street
NEW STYLE CHOP HOUSE
P. F. PETERSON, Proprietor
BEST ARRANGED EATING HOUSE IS ASTORIA
.. EVERYTHING THE MARKET AFFORDS
Eleventh Street
Astoria
.mmW4y44)W.4444444ftft
1
The Best Restaurant i
he
Palace
Cafe
Regular Meats. 25 Cents 1
' Sunday Dinners a Specialty !
Everything the Market AVforis
Palace Catering Conr::y