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INDRASAMHA
MAKES PORT
Oriental Liner Brings Manila Ex
hibit for thoSt. Louis
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EASTETN AFFAIRS .QUIETER
Captain Or'' 8uya He Balicv
War Will Be Avolded
Othtr Lockl SUWue
IIlpiituKS
The oriental liner Indaaamha arrived
la port late yesteraj,. afternoon . ,6h
omes originally from Manila, but
topped at MoJI. stob and Yokohama,
the Japanese ports. The Indraaamha
made a very tastWssa from Manila,
occupying only P day on the trip;
while she depart! from Manila 54 days
ago. She brought one fMtaa: &
eager, Mr. Ransom, an O. R. N..
man, and four stier passengers, at,
whom but one was from China, the
others being Japanese. Dr. Earle vis
ited her In the lower harbor and found
her free from cWttajtoa; ' i j '
Captain Crave, of the Indrasamha,'
my there Is Utile probability of war
between Russia and " Jpaa. i ' en
he was In Japan he found that there
was much leas talk of war. and the
opinion seemed ta previa! that sAJusU
ment of the dlfflculUe between the
natlona would bej brought about with
out the use of arms. , Trom what I was
able to gather at MoJJ.".kok and, Yo
kohama, there wlll'be ao war." said
Captain Craven, jwho seemed to think
the conditions to 'the tar east had been
overstated . 1
The Indrasamha was heralded prior
to arrival as being loaded-wlta a, mU
llon -dollar cargo, but when ttw matter
of the worth of the ship's freight was
mentioned yesterday the captain smiled
blandly. He has only II bales of silk,
acme matting, teas and curios, but the
" i. .nrth far from 11.600.000. ,
The MW11 wMWt to tt St. ouie
fal, ui aboard ta"lBdianh.The
upper aeck of the liner ia plied high
with bamboo poles and nipa leaves, of
which the Manitf diag are to bt
constructed. The Indrasamha also
hrlnm some of the Manila exhibits,
including' a handsomely carved Jap
anese boat, such as are used there for
very-day work. The boat is about 10
feet In length and Is remarkable for
fee workmanship shown In Its design.
The-User bad aa uneventful passage
cross the Pacific . She came direct
to Astoria. from Tphama th laM
port of call on the other side, and left
p the river last algnt." u'
" Captain Craven yesterday, showed a
press representaUte'a New tork news
paper cUpplng that Is causing him
some jneasinees. Itl totfc effect
tnat Captain Porter, formerly his first
officer on the IndravelM. had tort his
position with the company. .Captain
Porter was given comma of one of
the liners, the IndrawadJ, and 'was to
join her some time ago. . At New Tork
Captain Porter, according to the clip
ping, got out with a party of friends,
and woke W In Boston." MeanUme
bis sfclp Ua4 departed without him,
ltd his dlcharKe from the service Is
aid to have followed. Mrs. Porter and
her children are at Kobe awaiting the
arrival of the captain. Captain Craven
brought' out Captain, Porter and he IsJ
downcast because of the failing or. nis
fgrmer first officer, to whom be was
very much attached. ' ' "
THE CAPTAIN WAS OBSTINATE.
British Master Not At All Anxious to
8ubmit to Arrest. '
Captain GuUlaon, of the British ship
-JUtcalos, was, arrested yesterday by
Sheriff Linvllie on a warrant sworn to
by Charles Henry, a sailor, charging
him with defamation of character, and
demanding damagesln the sum of 1350.
Henry had signed for the outward voy
age on the Ancaios, but had been ar
rested at Portland for the alleged theft
of a compass from the ship East Af
rican. While in Jail awaiting trial Cap
tain Gulllson finished loading and re
placed Henry with another man. Henry
wis cleared of the charge.
On Friday Deputy Sheriff Binder re
telved a telegraphic warrant to arrest
the master, but when he went aboard
ship Ciptain Oulllson refused to leave
the vessel. He became stubborn, and
when the deputy Insisted that it would
be necessary for him to go ashore as
sumed a threatening attltnde. Deputy
Binder promptly covered him with a re
volver and refused to permit him io
' leave the cabin, the captain having
intimated' that' he would arm himself .
After two hours' wrangling Mr. Binder
onhnrA tin vine concluded to .await
; the return of Sheriff tlnville,' who was
out of the city, TestenJay th sheriff
boarded the vessel and had no dim
oulty, tht captain's wrath havlnf eoold
off. ? '.
7 On comlnx aohor Captata Oulllson
conferred wttb Hcnrya attorwy,' and tt
was finally airrwd that the" matte? bo
settled for t"5, which was paid over
to the man. Henry mada some effort
compel the rantaln to take htm aboard
for the outward" passnjre. but content
ed himself with the amount of damages
received,
THE LUMBER CARRIERS.
Week! Shipment Amounted To Four
Million Feet
Six lumber cargoes were cleared from
this port during the past week, and a
seventh .that of the bark Haydn Brown,
should have been cleared, in view of
the tact that the vessel made an ef
fort to jet to sear The week's ship
ments amounted to mire than three
and one-quarter million feet, and the
Haydn Brown's cargi , would have
broaght up the total to- more than 4.-
000.W0 feet. The vessels clearing and
theb cargoes ( ere as follows:
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897.95
Aurella
650,000
4!4,0('O
737,000
too.ooo
475.000
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Prentiss ......
Volunteer ....
Viking
Laura Madaen
Total
.3.383.934
The schooner Challenger, which ar
rived' late Friday nlghi went to the
Hume mill, where she Is to load lum
ber, for San Francisco, The weens
shipments from, the Hume mill am-'
ounted to 78.000 feet.
No Appropriations This Year
The house rivers and, harbors com
mittee has decided that no appropria
tion bill wUl be submitted at the pres
ent session of congress because, of the
large unexpended balance lying Idle in
the treasury. This balanc amounts
to t3.000.000, and the failure to expend
U was due to the Inadequate number
nnrnnwnt engineers and the de
lay and difficulty In securing sites for
government work. The decision of the
committee knocks out The Dalles Im-
nrovernent and eat off the fund which
had been expected', for- Improvement
of the TUUamettfand Columbia between
Portland and Astoria. The' work pro
vided for .by continuing contracts will
be cared for in the sundry civil bill, so
the Jetty work will not suffer, nor will
dredging operations be suspended. The
amounts available, but unexpended, for
local improvements are as follows:
Mouth of Columbia $1,392,65 OS
Columbia below Tongue
Point ..v....... v.-.. .
Columbia and lower Wil-
Umette. 05
Total IU8M54 49
Tha Oregon delegation will try and
get The Dalle appropriation In the
aundry civil bill.
' ' Maris Notes.
The gaaoUne schooner Delia departed
'yesterday for Nestucca.
The British bark Ancaloo - cleared
yesterday tor Durbln, South Africa,
with 33,023.5 barrels of flour, worth
$115,231. and 1000 cases of frolt, val
ued at 32250. ' ,
The steamship Oregon arrived down
the river yesterday and took on an un
usually large quantity Of shooks at the
O. R. A Nr dock. At 6 p. m. she
proceeded to the lower harbor and will
probably get to sea this morning.
The Iqulqul Shipping Report of De
cember 12 gave particulars of the loss
of two vessels well known at this port.
The British bark Clydesdale, Captain
Ivans, took fire at Tocopilla on the 10th
of the month, and was a total loss;
32,000 quintals of nitrate were lout. The
crew was all saved. The German ship
Nesaia was burned December 11 at
Celta Buena. Part of her coal cargo
was saved. The vessel was dlscharg
lag.
, China loan Negotiated.,,
New Tork, Jan. 23. -A dispatch
from Tokio to the Times says the In
dustrlal Bank has agreed to lend about
11,600,000 to the Chinese government on
he security of the Ham Tang Iron mine
at six per cent for a period of 30 years,
on -condition that the mine furnishes
annually a minimum of 70.000, tons of
ore for the use of Wakeniatsu found
ry,
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
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a delicious and healthful dessert!! Pre
pared in two minutes. No boiling I so
baking! add boiling water and set to
cooi. r iavors: t,emoa, urange, Kasp.
berry and Strawberry. Get a package
at your grocers to-day. locte.
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ASTORIA; OREGON; 8UKDAY; JANUARY,S,10M
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1T YOUR WANTS BR KNOWK Somebody lifts what you "want, or want wbt jru ' tt ;
i ; mIL Here U where wnt and wanted romo together. ADVERTISE.
First-class meal tor ISc; nice cake,
toffe pie or doughnuts, Sc. V. 8. res
tauraiit, 434 Bond street. tf.
Spiro is new faee powder, and Is
the best. Use that and nothing else.
Sold only at tile Owl and Eagle drug
stores. 3 cents a box.
. Astoria.
They dont eome out Whatt Why,
the bristles in the tooth brushes at
Frank Hart's Drug Store. He ha a
big supply at all prices. Call and sea
The Morning Astorlaa will be found
for sale at Griffin's book store and at
Scully" cigar store, corner Eleventh
and Commercial streets.'
For rent, furnished or unfurnished
two large, clean rooms tor housekeep
ing;, water In kttchen, . Over Peter
son & Brown's shoe store, ,
i-S MRS. C. V. HAVENS.
' Weed. Wood. Wood.
Cord wood, mill wood, box wood, any
kind of wood at lowest prices. Kelly,
the transfer man. 'Phone S3 11 Black.
Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera house.
Upper Astoria has a place where you
can. get a fine glass of beer, a good
wines and liquor aa you can find any
place In the city.
HARRT JONES,
' Opposite Kopp's Brewery.
'' ' Piano Tuner.
For good, reliable plane work see
your local tuner, Th. FreJrioksoa.
2071 Bond Street. 'Phone Red I0T4.
' JAPANKSB OOOD0.
New stock ot fancy good Just arriv
ed at Yokohama Basaar. Call and
the latest novelties from Japan.
Monarch over para. Burns, uta
sprain, Ung. Instant relief. Dr
Thomas Blectrio Oil. At any drag
store.
!'iiiiiiiiinmmttnnttti!i"tw8ttM""tmtttt
The Boston Restaurant
&itO COMMKKCIAL 8TUKET
Best asd Neatest Eatlnj House ifl Astoria
.Try Oar 25-Ccnt Dtdiers
Prompt Atteatloo IHiS Class Cfeif
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MARINpVICH tt CO
HOTEL PORTLAND
The Flneit Hotel In the NorthweBt
PORTLAND.
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FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Wholesale aad Ratail
Sltipg. Logging Campi and Milh supplied on hort iaia.
LIVE STOCK BOTJOHT AND SOLD
WASHINGTON MARKET . CliKISTENSON t CO.
THE LOUVRE
i HrtOUC-oftHail -2PiiIl4)PiIiTliOit
, ADMISSION FREE
iTTRioTi vk rmnuu ciane wkkiu
Seventh and Aitor Street CHARLES WIRKKALA, Prp.
?Y WU 11 IC4I
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
FL0U8. FEED. PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIOAftS ..'
Supplias of all kinda at lwet rate, kt sUortnon;
Faraew and Loggers. , ,
; A. V.; ALLEN, ,
Till,
Teith ltd Commercial Streets,
CALL ON HIM.
Electtlral fixture
lllwlrlcal airing.
Electrical supplies.
0 as mantels guaranteed
431 Commercial street.
M. F. Hardest Eleetrloal Contractor
BE3T U-CBNT MBAL.
Tou will always find the best Uc
meal la the city at the Rising Sua res
taurant No. 413 Commercial street
' Something Qood.
Teke Point nd Phonlwaler bay
oysters at the' Impertnl chop houte.
Try our ceffee. It I unexcelled.
S. M. aALLAQHHR, Manager.
Stranger in town often speak ef th
beautiful complexion of Astoria girls
and lay It to the climate, which la par
tially th reason, a they most all use,
Hart's Toilet Credit to prevent rough-
neo ot th akin, chapped hands or
tlpa For sale only at Hart' drug
tore.
s AT THE TOKE POINT. ,
If It I In aeaaea you will find tt at
It best at the celebrated Toko Tolnt
oyster house on Eleventh street. Fish,
game, shell-fish, choicest meata, paatry
coffee, etc., etc., served teUhe queen'
ustu. Special accommodation for
parties. Open all night. Don't mlM
the place. Eleventh street aeat Bond.
A Popular Iptenoe.
Plumbing look easy, but a part
nf tinitu la more Imoortaat to health
and comfort than, the' plumbing. W
are prepared to do all work la this
line la the most scientific aad salt-
factory manner. We keep the latest
Improved fitting alwaya la stock tot
new or repair work. s Ail kind of
tinning, beating and steam-fitting.
'Phone 1031. 421 Bend stret. JOHN
A. MONTQOMSRT.
OREGON.
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U O Beer.
AST05IA, 0KEC0N
Wed when necessary; position per
Outnent. Aditroal the Columbia, ti
Uonon Ouiiding, Chlcuto, UU , ,
jj Weloeme a Sunshine .
after a long storm is a feeliaf ef relief
when ,aa eUsUnate. pltikss cold ha
eea j Iwa ,. awiy by . Alien' Lung
Ralsaai. Only people who have been
cured ef throai-aca aad r lung by
this remedy caa eult realise what the
fedllag I. There I ao apluat la th
Balsam; It good effect la raJteal aad
tastlr-r Take a settle heiae
s Business Propesitlen.
If yeu are going east a earful select
lea el yeur route is easeatla) to Ik a
leyaieat ef yeur trip. If It Is a bust
aess trip time la the mala consider
ate i It a pleasure trip. eeery ad
th eeavealeaces and cemfert ef a
medera railroad.
Why aot combine all by uatag the
UUael Central, the up-te-dsie road,
running two train dally frm St. Peel
aad Miaaeapolis, and trom Oauha, to
Chicago. Free reclining chair ears, tha
famous buffet llbnry smoking eara, all
trains vestlbjUd. la short thoroughly
modera throughout. A,ll UcktU read
ing via the Illinois Central will be hea-
eVed eo the tfalo aad a extra tare
charged.
Our rate are th same as those of
leioiUr rda-why ae't , get yeur
raeaey' werJihT ,. ,
Wriie foVt.ll'parUeuira, ' -
14. TRVMBUUU Cemaierelal Agt
Portlaad, Ore.
h J. 9. UNDSBT, T. F, P A-.
, PerUaad, Or.
FiVh B, T344MMON, F. A. P. A..
,f , Seem, Wash.
The Lee eleetrle insoles, whieh are
aold by the Owl drug store exclusive
ly and under guarantee for cure, are
not pre vioost y . cp ytw i-.wiyt
We Gaifl Rlease You
and Save You Money
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Civ us yeur order tor any klad ot
irlatlBs; piala ar arUatla, bturiaen
or prrtaai). TT fuarantee sattsfac
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Beat workssaaskla.
Jleit reasoaabl or lees.
Tw Usetyae taaeklaea eaakl u t
' aria t brief a atfcer book' weVk aa
hort aeH.
rTewseaaer oeaiaeetMea a Sfeetalay.
Wrl4a for Teeasa .
Astoriati Publishing Go.
IF YOU wiou j
To Eat Well, A j; 13; W'Bj.
Sleep Well, r v
And Work Well,
eecham's Pills
Yom will Cmt vtmll,
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MuaHoaol fulMW ml opynlon wwiuBly eiywlie us, flT. tin "fVMtf " eft," we
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Yom will Stomp wmll,
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UmulMtrtud lMuln tatloa spaa tlx
mtrr"-vM.ral ilumlwr. Shool. tnt
aoM of Bseoham'e Pills wiu uiif
Yon will W6rk wol'l,
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to Ua Htom(Th, porlfr tha Hloo, tnnionit. tha Harrona Srata,Ml(l torn to th.MttMlaa.aa
. tbaa andoa tM Odrtmiiuetsl er ttijaaaUwltt reneee. tasrff tdw.
Sold Everywhere In Boxo; W ovist mind 28 ooptu
but arcompllKh thnlr wonderful enroa
by the natural current generated by
th aold fluid of the body, acting a
the poaltiv and rairt polea at tat
battery furmed by th alno plate lit
one heel and the copr plate to tb
other. them in the wlndow. Art
for a deaittriptive booklet telling of la
owrveloue cure of raeuatatiata.
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DBNiuoits TrrswiuTtar.
W anil, rent and repair all makes of
typewriter. Writ tor new catalogue
ef New Denirnore. t
Huiley. Ryaa A Co..
' tt Fourth Street Portland. Or.
C0AU C0AU C0AU ,, .
If you want your money wortk
Ring 'Phone 1JU.
OEO. W. SANBORN, Aft.
Netlee ef Diseeiutlen,
Notice la ktreby glvca that the ua-
deraigaed demg buslnet vader Ik
firm asm of Aiakella A Com easy,
proprietor ef the New Style restaur.
aat have this dsy. by mutual coaseat
dissolved partnership, Joba Klabella
continuing In th business. An aat-
Uadlng ascouats will be collected by '
th aew Arm, who will t7 all abllga.
Won.
JOHN BARA60.
Joka klaketle,
"" " A Blew in The Seek. '
An ' oveVi' wt V a' necessary nuieanea
and the tendny to take It off
warmish days In late autumn and win.
ter I strong as It I unwise, A
treacherous wind hits you In the bark
and'tb Wrt' mornlna; you hav lum
bago IJ,ub )) sad often wltk errF
Davis Painkiller and you will be as
tonished to find how quickly all sore
ness Is banished. ,Tbr t but an
Tlinkllh-ir, Perry Pnvl' , j,
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