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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1903)
ASTORIA, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 190I. i r ! t 7Ah . i .. . Absolutely PunST 7UU21S A3 SUBSTITUTE B I -T 1 , Concomly Irllte, Red Men, had an in f ttallatlon of officers teat evening. V There vu a pxxi attendance and all ' enjoyed the banquet that vu med. f ? The funeral of the Infant son of Mr. August Johlstrom was held yesterday ' (afternoon from the residence tn Wtst Astoria. Interment at Greenwood. The clerks' union Installed the newly i- elected officer last evening. The In- stallation waa followed by a banquet v which was participated In by all pre- A district Convention of the Knights of Pythias will be held here during the '? regatta. The lodge represented are J those of Portland, St. Helens, Italnler, Seaside and Astoria;-;-1 : Miss Sophia Armstrong of Svensen and Mr. Nell Hunt, of Blind Slough, " were married In this city yesterday, i Father Waters officiating.' The couple left in the evening for Portland for a t short wedding trip. If you want the purest and best ice cream you'll have to see Tagg. 15 cents "a pint. U FOURTH AT JEWELL. About 200 citlsene of the Nehalera val ley celebrated the Fourth at Jewell with a picnic and literary program, Mrs. Rose, principal of the Jewell school, read the Declaration of Inde pendence. A fireworks exhibition was given in the evening. KJJAPPA NEWS. The Fourth passed very quietly. Ow ing to the stormy day, very few vere moving about. Quite a number went away to Seaside.Portland and different places . The evening was quite lively as many had fireworks. ; Clayton Ryckman came dow'n from Portland to spend the Fourth and Sun day with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ryckman, - Mrs. W. H. RadclhTe who has been in Portland the past two months re ceiving medical treatment has returned home. -- Mrs. J. A. McCollum is still In As- EXPERT HORSES . General Blacksinithing, Boat and Cannery Work. Seeus for High Clasa Work. Shop Corner of Fif- teenth and Daane Streets, near St. Mary's Hospital. H OLMES & 9EIBERT . Phone 2561. Castings We are prepared to make them on short notice and of tb best materials. Let us give you estimates on any kind - of casting! or pattern work. Lowest prices for first-class work. TELEPHONE NO. 2461. - KOPP'5 FAMOUS BEER Bottled Or In Keg Free City .delivery North Pacific Brewing Company, Astoria (ELATERITE ii HOC HAT IUXJEWD HIJIL.IJIKO orltnd Jt nocmary to HEPL ACE A WO R 3i J)UT HOOF ELATERITE ROOFING Takes the plaoo of ibingles, tin, iron, tar and gravel, and all prepared roofings For flat and steep surfaces, gutters, valleys, eto. Easy to lay. Tempered for all climates. Reasonable in cost. Sold on merit. Guaranteed. It will pay to ask for , prices and information. ., i THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO., Worcester Building, Portland. torla, where she haa been quite ilK for some ttm. . At the present time sh Is slowly Improving. Mrs. Jane Belknap of Chinook. Wash wilt spend the summer here with her won. K. C, during the absero of Mrs. Delkuap, who will rvln tn Xeihart, Mont., several months visiting her 'daughter, Mrs. Angus McPonaM. A. Frantt returned rom a trip to Portland Thursday eveniiu. Hi du ahter Clara, who Is under treatment In Portland, me down to Pnd several days at home. The Misses Maysie and Ayr Poster have returned home from Oiegon City where the former taught snd the latter attended school., v. The Aid society of the Presbyterian church held an Ice cream and straw berry sociable in Union hall. There was a Urge attendance and it was a success In every way. The M. E. church has recently ad ded a bell to the church. It !s a fine toned one, and can be heard quite a distance. Work will soon be oommenc ed oil the M. K. parsonage. Rev. Hill Is an lndefafiguable worker and de serves much credit. - Jacob Sture has hay cut which from present Indications he will have to pre serve In cans. If he saves it. Mrs. C. O. Ross has Just received the sad news of the accidental death of a brother, at a Vallejo, Cal., shipyard, where he was employed as a hip car penter. The Children day exercise In the Presbyterian church on Sunday. June fl were' very Interesting. Much ereJIt Is due Mrs. Foster for the able training given the children. f PERSONAL MENTION Frank W. Peteygrove, representing the well known San FranWsco house of Folger A Co., arrived in the city on last night's train. ,: . Dr. T. L. Ball and family are in Al bany where they will visit for a time. J. A. Eakin returned from a Port land visit last night. Misrf Nellie Halferty is over from Markham. Wash., visiting with friends. Miss O'Hara who has been living at Markham, Wash, for the rat few months, is the guest of Hammond friends. ' ' Mrs. A. XuVulton left last evening lor Haines Or., a small town near Ba ker City, to spend about two months. ' Charles V. Brown has been tn Port land for a few days. He is expected home today. , Captain Hasen Las returned from Warren, greatly improved In health. XX C T-vmnn has returned from ms Clatsop ranch. He will go to Svenson todav to visit the schools there Mrs. Levi after a visit of some weeks in the city, left last evening for Port land, en route for her home !n '.aliforn- la. MrJ and Mrs. J. M. Meyer who have been visiting in the city for the past few days, returned to their home Portland last night. in Alfred Schroder went ta Portland last nurht to attend the grand court of For esters. He will return tomorrow. Fih Warden "Van Imsen Tient to Ha lem last night to attend the regular monthly meeting of the state nsh com mission. ' Attorney Frank Spittle is m Salem to day attending a session of the supreme court. IRON, STEEL, BRASS and BRONZE Scew Bay IronO Brass Works Cor. 18th toil FrtnkUo are: '' . Mineral Rubber) HOEING A3 ANGELS MAT. It waa getting dark.' A little back from the beach road, half hidden from sight by the' grove of live ouka In which It stood, the little Catholic church at Pass Chrtstain nestled down among the trees, and in the veranda of the adjoining residence the village priest' allowed the fire of his after din ner cigarette to die out under the In fluence of the twilight landscape before him, as be seated himself to watch the approaching night. ' . - ' : ' x . Like a chancel limpthe great red moon hung. at. the edge of the horlson; one by one the star appeared like caudles being lighted at an altar; the mists of the surf remained In the air like a heavy perfumed Incense, and the brew, like an acolyte tossed down upon the ground the Spanish moss that festooned the trees to cling to andcush Ion the prie-Dleu-Hke stumps jitter ed around as chance Invitations to someone "who came there to scoff, but who remained to pray;" while out of the darkness, out of the sea. from far, far out among the Isles at the edge of the sound, there seemed to sweep from the surf the chords: "tt pro-tun- dis! Out-of-the-depths!" A nun in the garb of the order of Bon Secour came through the road and walked down on the beach, where she seated herself upon one of the moss draped stumps and began telling her beads.'' The moon rose quicker and quicker It cast Us red glory over the quiet southern skies and the placid cell of the peaceful sea, tuid then like a flame It flashed through the trees and cast Its light around her form. The priest arose from the veranda as the light fell upon her face, and tossed aside Ms cigarette. Setting his cap and gathering up his cassock, he ran towards her. ' ' "Heleni" he called with outstretch ed hands. She arose' as she came Into the radius of the light, one hand at her throat and the other moving over her rosary. "You are a priest V she said, as her eyes traveled over his habit with a glance of wondering surprise. "Yes, as you see," he replied, taking the hand she held out to him. "What are you doing here at Pass Chrtstain r' he added. I'm sent here to nurse, some one at the hotel who Is 111, and who has been very good to the order, and I stepped out for a breath of fresh air. But you didn't tell me I had not heard-of your ordination," she said as her eyes questioned his. "1 have not seen you and I thought best not to write. Writing makes one think, and I think of you too much as It Is." he replied. She had walked aside out of the light, and began to retell her beads as her eyes strayed from his barrette to his rosary and back again. He picked up his cassock 6nd wan dered away a little, his eyes on the ground. The shadows cast their spell upon the palmettos in his path, and they seemed like clusters of amethysts as the light surf, like a Bashing diadem sent Us spray and mist over their leaves. "Do you know why I did It f ' he asked over Ms shoulder, as he turned toward the sea. "You are supposed to have become a priest for the greatest glory of God she answered, the woman and the un struggling together In her voice, . "Well, I didn't," he said; "J did it to prove to you to myself, I mean that 1 loved you. At least, that's where the idea started."- It's a sin, I know, but I have confessed"and I have done pen ance. Oh, yes! I haVe done penance! "It was a great sin, I think, I'm not sure, but it seems to me you should be, or you will be greatly punished for thatl" "Well, I lost you, didn't IV "No," she said, "you didn't lose me bv becoming a priest. You lost me, as vou call it, when I became a novice!" "I'm not so sure of that," 1e said as he returned to her side. " Why?" she asked. "Because, strange to say," he said quietly, "I formed the plan, Just be fore you entered the convent, of car. rylng you off against your will ab ducting you, you knowand marrying vou whether you would or not! I had arranged U the details where we were to go, how we were to get there, and 'so on. But I lost courage at the last minute, and then, as I had lost vou. I ah I ah became a priest!" She had placed herself at the far side of a stump wTille he waa speaking find kneeled down upon the moss at the foot of the little natural prie-Dieu. "Is that why you entered holy orders because your dishonorable scheme failed?" she asked, as she held up be fore him the crucifix at the end of her rosary "Partly," he said, "but not entirely, I may as well tell you all while I'm about lt.'r ": "That's it,"he added, "keep the cru cifix there where I can see it!" He raised his own beads arid began pray ing mechanically. ' "I knew, of course," he continued, "that you Kwed me, and I tee by your eyes fhat you do even yet, but; "In Christ, only, father," she Inter rupted, giving him his title. "In Christ, I should have said, sis tr,"he returned humbly. i'Uut I knew," ha went on, "after that day I saw you Inst, when you fin ally refused to marry me, that you loved Ooj and your church more, oh, much more, than you did me, and tht next to bilng In the church yoursi'lt you would prefer, of every one else on earth that I should be there.' VI ."' she assented eagerly. "And that day," he resumed, "you may remember you read me a poem by Mr. Browning I think It Is called 'A Woman's Shortcomings' , " 'L'nlrsa you can love as the an gels may, with the breadth of heaven betwlM you'" ahe quoted. , "Yes, that's It.' he tid, "and so, from what you said and from the po em yuu read me, as to what 'love' real ly is, I gathered that your Idea of It wna moat different from mine. That being the case I wmiinl to prove to you-to myself, I mean, that I really did lov you. So there's the whole story," She was weeping and he turned away to the sea again, . . "You' are happy, are you not?" she asked at length. "Yes, I am; very happy; because, as I have always told you, my business consists solely in knowing you are happy." , "ttut in your work. I mean?" she questioned eagerly. "Yes," h replied, "In that too. I was very miserable the first two years, but I have gotten over that. I had a dream one night that brought me grt comfort. Shall I tell you of It?" ' Yes, but be quick. You know I am not allowed to remain out ufter dusk has fallen." Oh, It's Bhort. I think It s a sort of parable. Do not be frightened at the beginning. I have to tell It as It, oc curred." "Go on," she said steadily, taking up the crucifix again. "Well, I dreamed that you and I. of all the rave left on the earth, had been forgotten, and then through pathless, empty space the world fell down! It rolled away! There was no sun, no moon, no stars! I wus In your arms and your Hps were on mine, and jis we fell I clung to you. Your kiss, wet with your tears, seemed like draughts of wine. And as we were falling we thought, perhaps, to our doom, you asked me If I careb. I told you not If the tomb of hell was there. And then a light flared and we heard a trumpet call and rolling drums, and an organ crashed Its first sweet strain. Our course had changed and we were ris ing. In one breath we rose through the skies league after league, nnd the ) stars had appeared and we could see an immense multitude. It was the judgment day. Then we were separ ated, and the angel came to me and said; 'Go In.' I didn't comprehend, and I told him that I was ncf dead, but had been forgotten. 'Love has no death, none is ever forgot,' ho wild, but I stood there and wondered that the Judgment day was not for the purpose of Judg ing love, too. I asked Mm if I hadn't committed a mortal sin to say I cared not even for hell. I told him I didn't understand.. But he only said: 'Go in; God understands!" Arid so I went In and God was there and then I found you again!" She was crying as she arose to her feet and turned to go. "Your blessing father!" she nobbed as she folded her arms and bowed her head before him. He made the sign of the cross over her, and started toward the church. " '1 will go in to the altar of God,' " he quoted from the mass service, us he left her. " 'To God, who giveth Joy to my youth!' " she quoted the proper re sponse in a stifle and, stepping back into the beach road, she turned away toward the hotel. NEW CUP DEFENDER PERFECT. The new cup defender is the most scientifically built racing yacht ever constructed. It Is the acme of perfec tion and Is expected to prove a world beater. The acme of perfection In med iclne was reached a half century ago when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters was first Introduced to the public. Its won derful success during those years stamped It as a world beater, espec. lally In curing such ailments as sick headache, belching, flatulency,' loss of appetite, indigestion,, dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles, or malaria, fever and ague, A trial Is all that is neces sary to convince you of Its value. Wc know you'll be satisfied with the result and thankful for taking our advice. It can't dlssappoint you for it is espec ialy compounded for such ailments. Try it today, tkese tiny Capsule are superior to Balsam of Copaiba, . Cubebs or Injections and famuS CURE IN 48 HOURSlprJ th same diseases with out Inconvenience. What Business and Industrial Opportunities, Charge: One cent a word each Insertion. Twenty five cents a line a week. No & charge less than twenty-five cents. Danilger & Co. have received 1W) suit cases. They will present one to every purchaser of a 'man's or young ninn's suit, ' ELECTRICAL WORK. Interview Trulllnger 4k Ilardvnty, MS Commercial street, about your elec trical wcrk. HOCSB COAL. No coal equals the Rock Springs, Wyoming, coal. New shipment Just In Send In your orders. LACE CURTAINS. Mrs. RasmuMen will do up lac cur tains to your satisfaction. Leave ord ers at the Oregon bakery. Lost A gold watch and heart attach ed to chatellalne. Initial on watch. H. B. L. Initial on heart, H. L. Suit able reward If returned to Mrs. Levy at the Cole. WANTED. All who are In want of anything whatever to make the need known In these columns. COAL, Rosyln coal lusts longer, Is cleaner and makes less trouble with stoves and chimney flues than any other coal on the market. George W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone 1311. FOR RENT. Two or three furnished rooms for housekeeping. No. IKS Tenth street. EXERCISE CARE. In nothing Is greater care nnd skill necessary than tn house plumbing. Un sanitary plumbing Is a menace Jo health. See J. A. Montgomery, AZi Bond street. FOR RENT. Housekeeping, i large rooms, fur nished or unfurnished, gas and electric lights, water In kitchen. Over Peter sen & Brown's shoe store. SCHOOL PROPERTY FOR SALE. Sealed bids will be received by the clerk for the school property situated on Boon avenue, Hammond, Ore., con sisting of lots 2 and 3, block 14, and the school building situated thereon. The right I reserved to reject any or all bids. Bids to be opened at the school house July 15, 1903. at 7:30 p, m. WILLIS MUDD. Clerk Dlst. No. , Hammond. Ore. -4 . . Ah torla ladle preserving fruits. Both Jars and contents purchased at John son Bios. RAIN-H THE PURE V viivtii vvrrtt, In comparing Grain-O and coffee remember that while the taste i the same Grain-O give health and strength while coffee (hatter the nervous system and breed disease of the digestive organ. Thinking people prefer Grain-O and its ben efits. TRY IT TO-DAY. AtgrocensTerywlMrai Ue. sod W. per pscluga CIVIC IMPROVEMENT Keep Your Lawns and Garden Look Ing Nice, There is no reason why every garden and lawn In Astoria should not be made to look well when the Implements to do the work with, are sold so cheap. We tarry a full Assortment of sytnes, rakes mowors, trowels, spade, shovels, and haying tools. We even have wheel barrow to carry sway what you don't need. Foard & Stoke Co. regular size BOe, and 11.00.' For plumbing that will be satisfac tory and safe give your orders to John A, Montgomery, 425 Bond street. . Subscribe for the Semi-Weekly A torlan, 11.00 a year, ', - Bicycle luit half prlc at Danzlger'a. liv1 iltii Do im HOUSKKKKP1NO 1UK)M. Furnished or unfurnished; over Pet erson Brown's shou store. CIGARETTES, The newest and latest In cigarettes Pall Mailt; cork tips. ' at P. A. Trul Hnger's. Two stores. FIREWORKS Just received special line of fire works for tb Fourth from San Fran cisco. Jesse Fong company. ROOMS WANTED, , Wanted to Rent . Two furnished rooms for housekeeping, or board ft r man and wife and child In private fam ily. Address A., car Astorlan. GOOD MORNING! . HAVB YOU USED THE ASTORIAN WANT ADS? , PULL CREAM CHEESE. Made In Gray's River. Retails at IS cent a pound. The best ever offered on the lower Columbia. Try It and be convinced. Bond Street Market, M. Ello, proprietor. , TO LONG BEACH. Commencing Sunday, July 5, and ev ery t Sunday thereafter during the summer season the I, R. & N. Co., will sell tickets to all points on North beach, llwaco to Nuhcottu Inclusive, at a rate of one dollar fur the round trip. - These tickets will be good return lug on either Nahcotta or T. J. Totter and only on date of sale. O. W. Lounnberry, Agt. Subscribe for th 6nil-We'kly Ai torlan, 11.00 a year. TOBACCO and CIGARS TURKISH PATROL for cigarettes. Fine. GOLD SHORE PLUG for the pipe. Unexcelled UNION MADE UNION LABEL Agent for the 'Portland Sufe & Lock Co. Call and soo sample. Two stores, Commercial St P. The Boston C'H) COMMERCIAL HTItEKT Best and Neatest Eating House in Astoria ; . Try Our 25-Cent Dinners ! ," Prompt Attention MARINOV1CH Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED. PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS....... Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. '.'.'.. A Vi ALLEN Tenth and Commercial Streets HOTEL PORTLAND ; The Finest Hotel in the Northwest i PORTLAND, - " OREQON Want? . SUIT CASK FREE. ' With every two's and young ,mn' suit at S. Dnuslger Co s. GOOD HMOKB. Fishermen: Dlxls Queen, In It-os. palls, 40 cents, P. A. Trulllnger. IIF.ST 15-CENT MKAL. Tou will always find tht Vest lio meal In th city at th Rising Bun res taurant, No. lit Cotnmsrvla) street. PIANO TUNKR. For gomt, rellablt piano work M your local luner, Th, Frederick, tOTt Bond lire, phone 3074 Ilsd. JAPANESE QOODS. New stork of fancy goods Just arriv ed at Yokohama Bntaar. Call and tht latest novelties from Japan. CHEAP FUEL. Fir' slabwood, stove Ixgtha, $3-M per cord. Boxwood II. M per large load. Phone ::il Black. Ktlljr, ths trans fer man, ' -:, "... GOOD PLUMBING. A good workman, using good mater ials, makes a gojd Job and saves much annoyance. You especially need th brst In "plumbing, gaa fitting, healing appliances and tlnwork. Call on John A. Montgomery, 42S Bond street, and avoid trou'bls. Thona 1031, 8TILL IN THE LEAD Painty saters, people with hearty appetites theater parties, and all other part lis find what they desire and som to appreciate at tbo Toks Point oyster house. Ths choicest viands In th mar ket ar there served In most pleasing styl. Open all night. Prlval rooms. HATS TRIMMED FREE'. Mrs, Tl, IngteOn win continue her re duction sal of bats skirt, waist and lad Us' nd children' furnishing goods until Octobr 1. Call and th lino. Also carry a complete lln of hair switc hes and pompadour. Price will suit you. MRS. R. INGLETON, W.lch Stock. Nwrrt CrPHtn 10 cmU n pint. A. Tugg. 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