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THE MORNING ASTOIUAN ASTORIA ORE
TUSDAY, SEPTEMBER u. 11905
BAY AND RIVERNEWS
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'pier it 9 ocloeK yesterday morning.
I she wa detained at anchorage inside
Ithe bar for in houil by foi Her pm-
np"t list showed 2M people ami her
freight manifest a very heavy.
The Columbia Arrives up with a
It ia expected that the Electro will
' Bl PaSSentr List. I doing quarantine duty hor wit bin 10
I day. The workmen at Supple' dock
- yrd in Portland are r wiring work on
her, and according to reliable authort
ty, the estimated bill of co,t will
closely approximate $000.
ELECTRO IS BEING RUSHED
, Oil Steamer Geo. Loomis Comes in
With Heavy Cargo of Refined Goods
General Movements of Water Craft
From Coast Points North and Sooth.
The ateamer Redondo arrived in early
yesterday morning and paed up to
Portland where he will loud lumber fo
San Pedro.
The steamer Cascade came in yester
day from San Francisco and proceeded
Captain Hardwk-k of the Alliance re
ports the steamer Kilburn billed on
die sand flats at Empire City. Coos Hay.
waiting for orders to dry-dock her. He
claims the only possible way to float
her to a dry-dock north or south, will
be to load her hold with lumber and
batten her down tight, this done, she
may lie towed. She is in a bad way
from the wreck- and in general need of
repair, but lwr boilers and engines
are intact.
It will cost practically 23.000 to put
her in seaworthy condition according
to the Alliance's commander.
The steam schooner Northland ar
rived in from California ports yester
day, with an even dozen passengers;
some of these came ashore here for
sightseeing purpose while the North
land wa docked for coal, and strayed
so far and so long slie was compelled
to go on without them. They took it
good naturedly and went up by the
Telegraph. t
The oil tank Steamer Ceo. Loomis,!
arrived in yesterday forenoon with 2S,
500 gallons of refined oil, consigned by
the Pacific Coast Oil Co. to the Stan
dard people at Portland. Captain J.
Sedden was in command. Her pijie-line
port on the California coast is Rich
mond. Captain Poj took her on to
Portland.
The steamship Columbia from San
Francisco, docked at the 0. R. X.
! onward to Portland where she will load
with lumber.
The steamer Alliance docked at the
'Callender pier at 1 o'clock yesterday
; afternoon, and left for Portland a half
hour later.
The tug Oeo. V. Vohurg passed up
!yesteiJay forenoon with the rock-Wge
jWebfoot, and the Samson followed her
later in the day with the Wallacutt.
The Lurline has resumed her mail and
passenger business, and left up last eve
ning on her regular time, for Portland.
The steam aelioonef IVlla went to
sea yesterday afternoon, late, with a
good bill of freight for Nestutva.
The steamer Aberdeen arrived in yes
terday morning and kept on to Portland.
The t hree niated schooner Sopioia
crossed in at 8 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The bark Iaac Reed went to sea
yesterday morning behind the Tatoosh.
IS
NEARLY
LYNCHED
Plunges Ice Pick Into Bodies of
Three Men on Street Car.
PURSUED BY ANGRY CROWD
Brown, After Forcing Woman From
Seat in Car, Attacks Husband, and
Two Others With Ice Pick Pursued by
Crowd and Mercilessly Beeaten.
Cheap Tickets to Philadelphia and Re
turn. The 0. R. A N. Co. xMl sell roundtrip
tickets from Astoria to Philadelphia,
Pa., on September 7, 8, 9, 10, at a rate
of $89.50.
For further information inquire of
G. W. ROBERTS, Agents.
New York, Sept. 11. A row which
started early today at Second Avenue
and o'.Hh Street in a quarrel over a
crowded surface ear almost ended in a
lynching.
Tony Brown was Waten severely by
a mob which ehaed him from Third
Avenue to Second, under the lclief that
he had committed murder. Had it not
oeen for his prompt rescue by a police
man, the man might have Wen beaten
to ilea t'n.
A woman who entered the ear with
her hustiand. her brother and another
man was ulsuit to take a-eat when
Brown made a rush to it. The woman's
husband protested. Brown drew an ice
pick and stahled him through both
hand. Then he attacked the other two
men an " plunged the ice pick into their
lxHlies, a panic ensured among the
crowd aWard the car and when Brown
leaped ofT swinging the weajnin over his
head he was followed bv several hun
dred erMiis. After running a block
he was tripped and jumped upon by the
mob who trampled him into the cob
blestones. Two policemen arrived
in the nick of time. They ordered tiie
mob to desist but met with a refusal
and only succeeded in rescuing Brown
by drawing their revolver and holding
the crowd in check until a reserve force
arrived.
Tartar is rrjMirted from Baku.
A Imnd of Tartar had barricaded
themselves in a hou and flij-d from
the window on the patrol officer, and
continued tjie tiring while the artillery
wa Wing brought up. The artillery
laid the'' house in ruins, all the Tar
tar peri-hing.
CHOLERA REPORT.
One Hundred and . Seventy Cases and
Fifty-Eight Deaths to Date.
Berlin. Sept U. The Inicrial Medi
cal Board today announced thaat the
cholera situation has grown no worse
and with good car there is no further
danger of the diease spreading.
The official report to date is total
number of ease 170, with AH death,
this make an average of one death in
every three cae reortcd.
GAMBLERS DISMAYED.
Unable to Carry Out Plans of Estab
lishing Monte Carlo In Mexico
Mexico City, Sept. 11. The federal
district authorities continue their war
against gamblers, foreign and native,,,
and since the last of August gambler
have hctl unable to secure licence.
The police break up clandestine meeting
a fast as discovered. Many gaambler
ltoatcri they would open up again in
Taeiiliaya, a prominent suburb of this
city, but they found that the authori
ties were ready to arrest them. One
prooition is to etahlish in one of the
interior states a great gambling con
cern, modeled after Monte Carlo, but it
is improlHilile that this will be allowed
BASEBALL SCORES.
Seattle. Sept. ll.-Seattle. 4; Ta-
coma 1.
School Times
Here
BUSTER BROWN
gives you your School Outfit for the season if you
wear his Stockings.
For ten days, beginning Saturday, Sept. 10th, we
sell Buster Brown Stockings for Boys, and Buster
Brown Sister's Stockings for Girls, with the following
phenomenal offer:
With every purchase of four pair at one time
during this sale we will give you
FREE FREE FREE
1 Scholar's Companion, 1 Ruler. 1 Lead Pencil, 1
Penholder and Pen, 1 Rubber Eraser, and
1 Tablet of Writing Paper
A complete outft for School use.
SOME STORM PRANKS.
In addition to the above, we give you a ticket
showing you have made this purchase. This ticket,
presented at our Hosiery Counter at any time during
the first session, entitles you to your needs in school
of all your Stationery, Pencils, etc., without any ad
ditional purchase or cost to you.
NOTE: The purchase must be made of four
pair of Stockings during this sale to entitle you to
the above.
Parents should realize the saving this means to
them for an entire season.
25c per pair
THE FOARD 0 STOKES CO.
Astoria's Greatest Store
Electricity Has If. Own Fun With the
Aitoru Wires.
The electrical storm which pa-ed
over this city last night left a number
of exM-rienss with certain citizens as
mementoes nf its flight.
The switehlMiard in the central sta-j
tion of the IViflc State Telephone and i
Telegraph company on Commercial,
street, presented, foi a few moments,
a realistic display oi fireworks as the
elusive fluid passed from one contract j
point to another and kept the night
ojerator in a spasm of activity dodging
its ebullient progress acro and around
his office.
He reHirts a number of 'phone fuse
burned out and say all cable poles and
junctions in the city have felt the ef
fect of the storm and that it will take
until noon todav to fix in new fuses
disturbed and burned out.
The saloon of Charlie Campbell at Xo.
489 Commercial street, was divested of
it fuses, and Mr. Campbell went to
burning coal oil early in tlie night.
The Astoria electric company repotl;
ed that no damage had lieen done their
lines or work at midnight.
INFERNAL MACHINE
t THROWN t
Tavastehu. Finland. Sept. 11.
While the governor was driv-
ing today with the chief of ix.lice 4
nan infernal machine wa thrown
at the carriage but failed to ex-
plode.
FREE
A Watch, Guaranteed a Good
Timekeeper will be Given
FRBB
With Each Boys' Suit Bought
From Us Between Now
aud Oct. 1st.
These Suits comprise all that is New
and Stylish in Boys' Wear
Cheviots, Casslmeres, Plain and Fancy Worsteds
AT
h $2.50 to $10.00 Suit weh
nd . WATCH FREE with
every Suit from now till October 1st.
i i i
A Stokes Soit
means
A Good Suit f
II nr
MONEY REFUNDED
pjTstokes
A
NEW POLICY MADEE
Change Is Made In Promotion of
Employe.
AFFECTS ALL NAVY YARDS
4$ X5he
BEEtlaSJHIVE
FIGHTER'S SHARE OF PURSE.
Nelson Gets Nearly Twenty-Five Thous
and Britt Thirteen Thousand and over.
San Francisco, Sept. II. On account
one of clerical err&r it wa stated the
receipt of the liiitt N'el-on contest
were f?;M.Mi!l. Corrected fiyure show
that Nelson IJritt, anil the dub divided
Nh.:j11.
This means $:il,tt.l."i for the fight
er and li.!0H.- for the club. (If
the 131.4)12.15 Kelson got I10.X4I.29 and
Hritt I3.:i;0.KU.
Added to the winner's share is 5.000
he got for his interest in the moving
pictuit-a, which brings Nelson 'a profit
up to 24, H41.20.
NEW ARRIVALS OF
Fashionable
Autumn Goods
TURKEY TO DEPORT.
RETURNED EMIGRANTS.
Seven Hundred Now Held In Prison For
Deportation to America.
lio-ton, Kept. 11. Advices have been
received by the local immigration officer
to the effect that 500 Armenian have
lieen gathered at Ilarphoot aand 200 at
Malatia, Turkey and thrown in to pris
on to be depoil.ed to this country.
The prisoners, it is said are all re
turned emigrants, some having gone
from the United States as far back an
ISM.
DESPERATE SPIRIT
. DISPLAYED BY TARTARS.
Batycade Themselves irj Houses and
Kesnt Artillery All Perish.
Tiflia, Sept. 11. An incident allowing
the desperate spirit displayed by the
Fall Jackets
Today we shall have them ready
and on rale. The best line of gar
ment, the nobbiest styles and the
lowest prices. for the highest value
you will see in this city.
The Empire and
Paddock Coats
FROM
$5.00
TO
$30.00
At Very Cheap Prices
Ranging from
$1.25
TO
$25.00
Where Salery Has Formailly Been Paid
Out in Lump Fund No Promotions
Will Now Be Made Without Re-Ad
ustmeot of Salaries.
hi ImhIv a though done with an ax.
Th head wa found ou the track
several yard away,
llcfure the greut crowd collected by
the new of the wreck could I cleared
away the police weie coiiicllcd to ui
their heavy night tirk on a number
of men who wcie attempting to nat)i
jeweli'y and other valuable from tho
victim,
'I he nflii'er had no time to make ar
rets, nntcntiiig tliemm-lvea with drub
bing the miscreant a heavily a they
could.
Washington, S'pt. 1 1. Many employ
,r of the Navy (vpartiuent at Wa-hiug
; ton niid various navy yard of the couti
tiy will be alTcctcd by the adnplioii of
la new policy by the department re
peeling promotion in the rae where
im ieii-"s of alary ha heretofore lieen
Ipnid out in a lump fund for the in-
create of the navy.
It ha been decided hereafter that
expenditure on tlii. account will not be
increased, consequently If the employe
i to lie promuled it can I effected
only by the re adjnstment of nlnri
which involve correMiidiug reduction
in the case of employes whose record
for efficiency are not of the best. In
other words the U-st employe will lie
promoted at the en'iise of the le efficient.
FEVER SITUATION MUCH BETTER.
New Oilciinns. spt. II. niliciaul re-
s.lt Up to Ii p. HI. New ciies. .IS; tie
till. 2-'l27: I ill lis liuiie, total Itlll; now
lltliler trcHtinent .'imi.
Fine Line of
i
FAIL
I
JUST UNPACKED
In Chiffon, Broadcloths, Mohair and
Panama. Come early and make your
aelection.
STREET CAR WRECK
We Will Have
A Nice Line of
D. B. McBride
Woolens
In (hi week. Ifcm't fail to come In
to look them over Wore you buy.
KIUUNEN & R0E10FSZ
Thil Ii lb. Pile. Wb.i. Y.U Get
Your Nobbr Sulli.
The
Astoria
Restaurant.
OOOI), CLEAN
MEALS
EXCELLENT
SERVICE
OPtN ALL MONT
399 Ilond St., cor. Ninth
Continued Frow Page tine.)
the wreck, nttai4ed him and tried to
beat him. lie whs dragged from his
scat, but shouted for fair play and con
vinced the crowd that it was the awitch
man and not he that wa responsible.
Solomon Nugat wa sitting at the
front end of the ear which jumped in
to the atreet when a sharp piece of
Umrd or metal severed hia head from
J$ X3hc
Accordion. Sunburst
and Knife Pleating
To Order
STEAM PS0CESS.
No Hot Irons. No Burning of Goods.
Miss O. Gould
Eighth Floor, Mirquam Building.
PORTLAND.
Prompt and Careful Attention Given
to all Out-of-Town Orders.
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Fall Hats
MRS. R. INGLET0N has just opened
a Fine Line of
Ladies' and
Children's
fALIL
MAIS
Step in and Inspect tho styles.
REDUCTION SALE ON
REGATTA HATS.
Kirs. R. Ingleton
WELCH BLOCK,
Opposite Budget Office. v