The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 20, 1904, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text- ' 11 " i i ii. - I sannwan fcM 1 TO UNLOAD COAL HERE Cromartyshire Asks Permission to Discharge Up to 1500 Tow " at Astoria. WORK TO BE STARTED TODAY th weather reported to be cloudy at the Heads. There were no movements In or out of the harbor during the day. , . Marine Notes. Vessel Takes Berth nt Elmore, IRk-Kourh Bar Keeps Vessel Outside for ' Some Time. to It I Impossible to laud except during fair weather. The French bark Marechal de Tur rene waa towed up the, river yesterday ia dlih'hi&rOTh hir rarm of rviternl mer The Cromartyshire yesterday nlftd Lwndlse.. She I "reported to be un der charter to Kerr, GIITord A Co., take an outward cargo of grain. John Calson, superintendent of the Columbia River Packers' Association Alaska canneries, has commenced the work of framlngg up the new freight barge Just built for the company. The barge Is to be shipped north In sec tions. " - to a berth at the Elmore dock, where k -m dluharare a portion of her coal cargo. The vessel brings a full carro of the famous Helton coal which ts known as a superior article and of far more value than the average coal mined In Australia..' Hetton coal will sell for IS or 8.50 delivered. Testerday the agents for the con signees of the Cromartyshire's cargo made application to Special Deputy Collector of Customs Parker for per mission to discharge up to 1500 tons of the coal cargo at this port. The cargo Is listed on the manifest for Portland, and special permission must be given by the treasury department before any of the coal can be unloaded here. Tes terday Mr. Parker forwarded the re quest of the agents to Washington, and a reply Is expected this morning. While request for permission to dis charge 1500 tons has been made. It la stated that the Cromartyshire will un load about 1000 tons here. No defi nite announcement of the exact amount to be discharged has yet been made. She will begin discharging this morning. ' CHARTER OUTLOOK BETTER. Disengsged Fleet on the Columbia Re duced to Two. The Italian ship Cresslngton has been chartered to load lumber In W. R. Grace's South American line, and will comemnce taking cargo this week. She arrived In port December 29. with a part cargo from Antwerp, consigned to Taylor, Young Co., and as soon as It was discharged the ship waa bal lasted for lumber, so that she will now have no unnecessary delay In preparing for her cargo. This araln reduces th list of dls- Japan's Reply Negative One England's Pro-Japanese Policy Excites Much Interest in Russian Official Circles. New York. Jan. 19. It Is now an open secret here, cables the Herald'a St. Petersburg correspondent, that the Japanese reply Is distinctly negative, and Its ixtremely courteous tone is only equalled by the firmness of spirit which characterises It The foreign office and all the ptin clpals are so engrossed with work that it Is well nigh impossible to get word from them, and the various agen vies were treated to stereotyped ofB (elal phtases, Implying that diplomacy ia still being used. It is stated that their majesties and the ministers are most a-tive The cxar's advisers have been in structed to try to work out some plan whereby the .amour DrODre of both countries can be saved, but the com plications and political entanglement seem beyond the j)ower of any one to engaged 'tonnage In port to two lone find solution. England's so-called vessels, the Cromartyshire, which ar- pro-Japanese policy Is exciting serious rived Sunday, and tne ea attention in political circles, me cor Wl.t. haa Kaon Ivlnff Idle Since UtSt I ,.rnan rnnllnilM. It S S STOWlnS HUIWIi im... - - Q iito)n'uu.. " " August. There have been numerous .ntiment that Russia has not got to rumors of the charter oi we nea ran j( wltn japan so much as witn tng but thus far her owners have demand-8nd that tne Anglo-Japanese al- ed higher rates man wii.. 141M j, at tne bottom of an tne pres by the market. Now that the numerous lumber charters and the departure In ballast from San Francisco of a large fleet of ships has strengthened the situ ation materially, It Is probable that The steamship Oregon Is due today from San Francisco, ', The sohooner Jackson was towed the river yesterday to load lumber The schooner Alvena, with a cargo oi lumber for California, moved down to the lower harbor yesterday. Owing to the stormy weather Mansaitlta has been unable to depart for her northern cruise. She must stop at Destruction Island, where up the nt trouble. An echo la now loudly heard of the utterances of those politicians who at the moment of the Anglo-Japanese al liance announced and proclaimed that atlon materially, It Is probable poI1Uca, .coup meant war against some more chartering will be done, u destroying the balance of there Is yet a considerable amount of . f , wheat to be moved before the - new crop cornea. ' Washington's Lumbar Trsds Washington's lumber cargo trade during the year; 1901 amounted to 770, 057,846 feet, while a year ago the tota was 671,542,226, and for the year 1901 was 604,870,086 feet. These ngures compiled by" the Pacific Lumber Trade Journal, show a gain In the cargo trade of 34.7 per cent for 1903, while the gain In the rail trade was 13.2, and the rail shingle business Increased 6.7 per cent. The California cargo trade shows an increase of more than 63,000,000 feet, and the total gain in the lumber cargo trade from wasningion mini u uu mestlc ports was In excess of 114,000, 000 feet. ' Aberdeen leads all other ports In the shipment of lumber by water, Just as that city did In 1902. The total lumber shipments from Aberdeen during 1903 reached 144,997,244 feet, as against 105.692,018 feet. Tacoma Is second with a total cargo trade of 124,143,- 802 feet for 1903, as compared with . 87,791,703 feet. Port Blakcley and Bel lingham retain the positions of third and fourth,' held during 1902. TWO SCHOONERS OUTSIDE. awsssasssass Bar Was Rough Ysstsrdsy and They Did Not Cross In. Two schooners were reported out side at 5:80 yesterday afternoon. Ons of the pair was a four-master and the other a three-master. They are ex Dec ted to make port today. Their not ascertained by the North Head lookout. ' Ths schooners did not cross In yes terday on account of the rough con' Ainn nf the bar. Th wind was light from the east during the day. hut there was a heavy swell on. Nol mn felt Yesterday after 6 a. TO,, btlt power In the far east It is urged by many politicians that Ihe time has come for Russia to re taliate by a demonstration toward the Indian frontier, and also by aggressive political tactics in Persia. Diplomatic cricles attention Is called to the reported frigid reception of the British ambassador recently by Count Lamsdorffn, minister or xoreign There is Intense irritation in the hign- st ouarters. the correspondent declares against England and the same senti ment la being extended to America. Three Hundred Pound Boy Dead. Elgin, HI., Jan. 19. Joseph Wolaver. 14 years of age and weighing w pounds Is dead at his home in Barring ton Center. At five years he weighed 100 pounds and at 1 years 210 pounds. ears the skin ought to be clear ; there is nothing strange in a beautiful face. If we wash with proper soap, the skin will be open and clear, unless the health is bad. A good skin is better than a doctor. The soap to, use .is Pears1; no free alkali in it. Pears', the soap that clears but not excoriate. Sold all over the world. BUSINESS LOCALS LET YOUR WANTS DE KNOWN. Somebody hit what you want, or want, what yoti to ell. Here is where want and wanted come together. ADVERTISE. 22b Shoot. For the big prlsa at Doe James shooting gallery, 413 Bond street. First-class meal for 15o; nlca cake. colTe pie or doughnuts, So, U. 8. res taurant. 434 Bond street. U. They don't soma out What! Why, the bristles In tha tooth brushes at Frank Hart's Drug Store. He has t big aupply at all prices. Call and see. Wood. Weed. Weed. Cord wood, mill wood, box wood, any kind ef wood at lowest prices. Kelly. the transfer man. 'Phone 3211 Black. Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera house. The Morning Astorlan will be found for sale at Griffin's book store and at Scully cigar store, corner Eleventh and Commercial streets. tinner Astoria has a place where you can get a fine glass of beer, as good wines and liquors aa you can find any place In th city. HARRT JONES, t , Opposite Kopp's Brwry. DBNSMORS TYPEWRITER. W sell rent, and repair all make of typewriters. Writ for new catalogue of New Dsns more. Huxley, Ryan At Co.. tt Fourth Street Portland. Or. Piano Tunsr. For good, reliable piano work see vour local tuner, Th. Fredrlckson. 2071 Bond street. 'Phone Red 3074. COAU COAU COAU If you want your money' worth Ring 'Phone 1311, GEO. W. 8 AN BORN. Aft. CALL. ON HIM. Electrical fixture. Plectrlrat wiring. Electrical supplies. Oaa mantels guaranteed. 43 Commercial street. M. F. Hardesty Eleetrieal Contraotor BEST ll-CENT MEAL. Tou will always find th best lie mal In th city at th Rising Bun res taurant No. 613 Commercial street JAPANKSnV OOODB. New stock of fancy good Just arriv ed at Tokohama Basaar. Call and a th latest DovsltlM from Japan. Something Good. Tok Point and fchiwlwater bay oysters at tha Imperial chop house. Try our coffee. It la unexcelled . 8. M. OALLAOURR. Manager. Stranger In town, efttn apeak of th beautiful complexion of Astoria glrtaf and lay It to th climate, which I par tlally th reason, aa thty most all use Hart's Toilet Cream to prevent rough ness of th skin, chapped band or lips. For sal only at Hart' drug store. AT THE TOKE POINT. If It la In season you will find It at It beat at th celebrated Tok Point oyster nous on Klevtnth street. Fish, game, shell-fish, choicest meat, pastry coffee, to sic, served to th queen's tasto. Special accommodation for aartle. Open all night. Don't mis the plac. Eleventh treet neat Bond. Wanted. Special representative In thl coun ty and adjoining territories, to repre sent and advortls an olJ established wealthy business haute of solid finan cial standing. Salary 121 weekly, with sxpense paid each Monday by check direct from headquarter. Expenses advanced and horse and buggy fur- nlshsd whan necessary; position per manent. Address Th Columbia, 610 Monon Building. Chicago, III. Wlem lunshln ' ' after a long storm is a feeling of rsllsf when aa obstinate, pitiless fold ha a driven ' away by Allan' Lung Balsam. Only peepl wh ha been cured t taroat-aeh and eor lung by thl rsmedy can jult realist what tk fsellng la. Thar la ao opium la th Balsam; It good street I ra Ileal and lasting. Tak a bettl hmm tedsy. A Popular Stn Plumbing look y, but a part of a hous I more Important to health and comfort than th plumbing. W ar prepared t do all work In this line In th most scientific and satis, factory manner. W step th latest Improved fitting always In ateck for new or repair work. All kind f tinning, heating and steam-Ottlng. Thon 1031. 631 Bend trt JOHN A. MONTOOMERT. Business Proosiltlon. If yu ar going ast a earful select ion t your rout Is ntlal to th oymnt f your trip. If It Is a busl nets trip Urn la th mala consider, atoa; If a pleasure trip, sesaery aad th conveniences and esmferl of a modern railroad. Why not eombln all by using Ut Ullni Central, th up-to-dst road, running two train dally from St. Peul and Minneapolis, and irora Omaha, t tim si. Free reclining cnair cars, famous buffet library smoking car, all train vtetlbuNd. In short thoroughly mo-Jera throughout. All ticket md. Ing via th Illinois Central will b ben-oi-ed os th train and ao txtra far charred. Onr rt ar th mm a those f Inferior road why nt gsl yuf money's wsrthT Writ for full particular, U, II, TnUMOUhU Commercial Agt Portland. Or. J, C. UNDUE ft T. F. A P. A., J i i , v PorUand. Or. Pa ft . THOMMON, F. A. P. A., Saaltl. Wash. Th L letri IntoUs, which ire sold by th Owl drug tor xrulv ly and under guarantsWor our. ar not previously charged with oUctrtcltr. I but accomplish their wonderful euresi, by th natural current generated by th acid fluid of th body, acting oa th posttiv and ntgaUv petoa of tbol battery formed by th si no plat l on heel and th copper plat In the! other, ft them In th window. Ask! for a descrlptlv booklet telling of ta marvelous cure of rheumatism. Netls f Dlseolutlsn. Nolle I hereby given that th ua. drlgnd doing business under the firm name of Kinkell Company, proprietor of th New Btyl restaur. ant bav thl day, by mutual consent. dissolved partnership, John ' Klnktlla continuing la th busln. AM out standing account will b collected by th new Arm, who will pay all obliga tion. JOHN BAR AGO, John Klnkella. SSMSSeWSSNSS ) "Cur th cough and v th life. Dr Wood's Norway Pin Hyruo ur' cough and cold down to ths .ver verge t csnnuniptlon. i ?. ' A i -'-- 1 mnA mm.U kt wawtlsej Svy aes ClsVJsfttMIi. I6 try. i4wftmwtH it It U- rttm . , W.i t.il M.ta. lilt UMMiunl m.mMi litne (nil t'HonUX ; M- l rmrh S- the Louvre A First Class Concert Hall Finest Hesort In The City ADMISSION FREE ATTRACTIVE PROG II AM Seventh and Astor Streets' CHANGE WEEKLY CHARLES WIRKKALA, Prop. Wbinhard's r Beer imstmtmi BRINGING (HATrA Bitrr Catairk sufferer dread the coming of winter,, for with tb first breath of th " iee-kint; " thl miserable disease is faaned into life and all the diafustinr symptoms return, The nostril are (topped up and th throat can be kept clear of mucoui secretions only by continual hawking gadspittinf. Catarrh is a nuisance DOULD HUT HHA-B Tftl TH3SL OW . WstsonvUU, Pa Joly 13. 2001. DaarBlrss l nave nseq a. a. o. ios vaxarra or tns nner ear, sad have found jt aa saeek snl remedy far sans, 1 had bee troubled with this disease for years and tried seany tblngs In an effort t nog aia sae any I basso a). B. S). ivear and mr bearing was so badly affected that I get relist but Botniog uraiuni rood until I I bad a dlsobsrgs from my ear and St. and source of annoyance, not only to the one who has it, but everybody else. The thick, yellow discharge from the head produces a feeling of personal defileaient.'ind the odor of the breath is almost intolerable. The catarrhal poison brings on stomach troubles and affects the Kid neys and Bladder. It attacks tha soft bones and tissues of the head and throat, causing total or partial deafness, the loss ef smell, and giv ing to the voice a rasping, nasal twang. No part of the body is secure from its ravages. Catarrh makes yon sick all over, for it is a dis ease of the blood, and circulates all through the system, and for this reason, sprays, washes, inhalers, powders and salves have proven failures. The way to cure Catarrh thor uffhiy and permanently is to cleans the blood of the unhealthy secretions that keep the membranes oi the body inflamed, and nothing does this so surely and promptly as S. S. S. As lone- a the blood ia ooisoned with Catarrhal matter the discbarge of mucus and other disgusting symptoms of the miserable disease will continue. 8. S. S. goes to the fountain sourc of the trouble and purines and enriches the blood, and so invigorates and tones up the system that catching cold and con trading Catarrh is not so likely to occur. Keep the blood in order end winter's comisg brings none of the discomforts of Catarrh. Write us particulars of your case, and let our physicians help you get rid of this Mood-tainting and stubborn disease. We make no charge whatever for ftMdlcal advice. TI.'S tYflfT BPCSinO CO.t ATLANTA, Ci ouldnot kesrthe tlakofaelook. I was Is baa sospo when I began your m olne. a. . s dose sway with tb ditchers and my bearing bee bees wonderfully isspreved) so maoa ea that I east now earry oa a eoaversatloa la aa ordinary tone, whereas a yaaf ago this was Impoetibls. Tour medicine has done raa a world eg good and I do not hesitate to glv It the redll It deserves. .. vo aioir or oatabbh; zh tbis TXXffYlAJtS. Xrebs, Ind. Tor,, Aug. 1, 10. About thirteen yesre sgo I need yoa remedy roruatarrn. i aaa oeea troaoiea with it for about nlae years, hot at no taking , S. a. have never been worried with it. I (eel able to recommend . a. S. as a sr esre for Ostarrh. T. stliLWM. The Boston Restaurant A30 COMMEllCIAt MTltKKT Best ill Neatest Eatiot House la Astoria Try Oar 25-eot Dinners Prompt Atteatloo High Class Chef MARINOVICH & CO tmumumuuiniinttinMmiTaiiimnnnnHTtwcanmgag1 HOTEL. PORTLAN ti The FIncat Hotel In the Northwest PORTLAND. OREGON. xixaxTTtuiixiizxiirjniiuvixxxxxxiiu FRESH AND CURED MEATS Wholenulc and Retail . 81iips, Logging Guni and Mills supj.licd on sliort notice. N LIVE STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLI) WASHINQTON MARKET . CHRISTENSON Q CO. rgtiiitiiiiiiiiiiinrTTrrrrT-TTTTTTtvrri Yrks' Dirsotor Honorsd. .London. The Invention of the spectro n.i heliograph I th special service to Hale, director of the Terkes Observa tory, th university of Chicago' as- J sconce for which the award has been mads. tronomlcal station at Williams bay Wlsoomln, has Just been advised that Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts sprains, stings. Instant relief. Dr a gold medal ha been awarded to him J-Thomas Electrlo ,011. At any drug by the Royal Astronomical Society of stors. ' j ( NO CLEARANCE SALE M& i.va We have nothing to clean out or to m11 bolow cost, but if you want genuine satisfaction in Cigars and Tobacco use we cither at wholesale or for nrivntn can sell you the finest, the purest and the best, in any quantity. . WILL MADISON'S Th uei Th Loti 111 i It's I regm T. 1 ue coi ir Un wtlai beg 1 In in Ink 1 aklni Jfoughl iokly SS4 OOMMSBOUL S. and 114 M.lVSNf