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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1905)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER f 1903 8 THE MOUSING ASTOIUAN, ASTOUIA. OUEGON. Jut received ft shipment of Sweet Apple Cider Try a package of TRISCIIIT tU rtd(W whole wheat cracker, they ssrsi dtlis-ious. CsjIj a few more boxes of tho fancy Waxen Apples 65c per Box 4ST0WAGR0CERY Phona Main 681 PicldingOnions TWO aal OKE-HALF CENTS PES IB. Home Hade Sauer Kraut nvl CENTS PER POUND. DillPichles TEN CENTS PER QUART. THE GROCER. Tantb and Commercial 8trta Branch at Unlontown. a TELEPHONES. Store, . . No. 7" Xaia. knack Store . . . .No. 713. Main iSheet Music Special J VI He See the Window. J. N. Griffin BOOXS STATIONERY MUSIC LADIES ! HOST FAIL TO ATTEND THE GREAT Millinery Sale at THE FAIR Star Theatre building. The entire Steele Must B Sold by November 10th. MRS. a. JALOFF, Prop. . THE LEADING MILLINERY. Star Theatre Bldg. Astoria, Ore, TO CURE ANY DISEASE. Tfc Can Maat be RemeTed, S" War With Daadraff. Kin the aerm that causes dandruff, aIUdc hair and baldness, you will have ao tor dandruff, and your hair must (raw luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplclde swt only contains the dandruff germ aXrtroyer, but It Is also a most delight ful hair dressing tor regular toilet use Ko other hair preparation Is on thl scientific basis of destoylng the dandriin (trms. It stops all Irritation, keeps th aealp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re aaember that something claimed to be ' "Just al"b68."'"wffl not do the work of gvaulne Herplclde. Sold by leading iraggists. Send 10c. In stamps for earn -sla to Th Hernlclda Co.. Detroit, MlfiH Zsfla Drug Store, 321-353 Bond St.. Ov Drug Store, 649 Com. St, T. F Lamia, Prop. "Special Agent" FEARED RICE'S FATE Mrs. Todd Compared Herself to Victim of Lawyer Patrick. BODY WILL BE DISINTERRfD Surgeons Will Determine Whether Mrs. Margaretta Torid, Was Victim of Foul Play Recluse May Have Met Death She Dreaded. Xew York, Nov. 3. Margaretta Todd. who? body surgeons will take today from the receiving vault of Woodlawn eemetenr in an effort to determine whether foul play had a part in her trange death,, dreaded the fate that overtook William M. Rice, a wealthy and aged recluse for whose murder by means of chloroform Albert T. Patrick. his counsellor and confidant. Ik been sentenced to the electric chair, accord ing to the Herald. "1 often compare myself in my pres ent circumstance with old Mr. Rice in the Patrick case." That was the remark that Mrs. To.ld made only a short time before lier Unly m found beside the Reading Railroad tracks in Philadelphia. She had been telling her troubles to her friend, Mr. ti. V. Moo, of Brick Church, X. I.. and had described in d tail effort that, "he aid, had been made to persuade her t ign paper surrendering the direction of her estate, amount ing to a sum vari ously estimated at from ijO.OOU to Mr. and Mr. Moe became acquainted with Mm. Tood last summer at a ho tel in Atlantic City. Mr. Tood wa to have gone from Atlantic City to her nephew, in HainmeHon. X. .!.. but the Moe persuaded hi-r to accompany them to Pierre, Mich., where they spent two week. On their return Mr. Tood accepted an invitation to spend a fortnight in her friend' home, in Brick Church. She left there on Wednesday nijiht, October. 18 to return to the city, promising to come back in the near future. The first we knew that anything wa wrong," said Mr. Moe, "wa on Fri day afternoon, the day Mr. Todd died. Mr. Amory came to our house apparent ly in great excitement and asked if Mr. Todd were here. Amory said he thought she might have come to Brick Church. "A Mrs. Todd had asked my husband to witness her will which wa to have been made last Monday I thought it natural that she might want to come out to discuss it. '"When last here, Mr. Tld told me all about her busing t Amble. 'A long a I live she -.aid to mc, 'I shall never let a mun have the iMivver to act for me in business and when I die no man shall get a cmiy of my niun-y. It i going to my daughter. Kven if I should marry I would not leave my husband anything, I shall t rancid my own buine until 1 die.' 'In her two will then, were to be no legacies and her daughter wa to have been executrix." SUES TO RECOVER RENT FOR BURNED STORE BUILDING. Building Was Destroyed by Fire, and Now Owner Alleg a That Keys Were Not Returned to Him. Sprague, Wa-h., Nov. .1. One of the inu-t iini'iuc trial- in the judicial iiniial of Sprague occupied the attention of a jury in Ju-tiee Kenn y', court ye-ter- Iy. B'-n Kttie-on brought uit again-t ?. M. Adams, proprietor of the Spiugue Mercantile company, for rent on the ruin of the building formerly occu pied u a store by Mr. Adam., which wa burir-d eaily in Septeinlier. The building wa owned hy Kttelsori and he claimed relit for the remain of the building from the time of the fire until the present l.-caue Mr. Adam had not formally surrendered to him tlm key of the demolished door. There is noth ing left of the building but Ok- floor and a small portion of the wall. The jury disagreed and a new trial will le necenHarv. LINK BY LINK. Waiting. Mass., Nov. 3. Minnie Tannen of this city, the young woman whose name wa found on an envelope In the pocket of Louis Crawford, one of the men arrested in Xew York in con nection with the Boston dress suit trag edy, i related to Mr. Dr. Jane Bishop. formerly proprietor of a medical offic? on Tremont Street, Boston. This office. which, until recently, ha been con- ducted under Dr. Bishop' name, i th" place where Mi (ieary I supposed to have gone for treatment. Mis Tanm-n ha not be n in Walt 1mm recently. Crow ford's w ife i a daughter of Mr. Bihop. PLEASURE IN PROSPECT. Piano Recital a Feature of Entertain ment This Afternoon. i The Mie Flavel will receive their l'lieitds at the family's licautiful ho at Kiiit h and Puiiiis- ticets, this alter iHsin. and among many plcalurc in More for th-- guest will be a piano re cital under the gifted r.'iidcring of Mi Nellie Flavel, involving the follow iug rare niimhcis; Nocturne No. 13 . . Chopin Moonlight Sonata Beethoven Adaigo Sstcnulo-Allegretto lieto agitato (a) Valse en ra Bcmol Windor (b) Romance Sails Parole Km ore (c Papillons Blue . ; Thome DeuxH'iue Impromptu Chopin Romance de FF.tolie (Tannhauser) , WagnerlJsjt Soiree de Vienne ... . .Schubert I.ixt BOYS MEET SUCCESS. The young coplc of Astoria High S-hool are jubilant over th.' umpiulilled ucce of their lliiHxlroine social at the A. O. I'. W. hull last night. The attendance wa very large and pleased throughout with cutertainitt.-ul pro vided for them, and ejeciully with tin Tableaux songs, a feature of the even ing. The net r.-sult of the affair are very rtattfring, approximately .tK. This bring the student body on the happy side of it debt line, and give it a chance to take up other project of pride and interest to them. Among the future engagements the young people will tak; up, i that of entering the Debating league with Portland, Salem and Kugene and contending for league honor and it championship during the coming pring month. Succe to them. The student Issly desjr;- to thank ever vone who contributed in any way to the sum's of lat night's social. TO PREPARE THE AY. U. S. Senator C. W. Fulton Meets and Confers With Committee. I'nited Stat.- Senator C. W. Fulton wa a homing passenger on the express from Portland, last night. He. went there on Thursday night unui special invitation, to meet yesterday afternisun with th tranortation committee of tjie Portland Chnmbtf of Commerce., upon matters connected with the pro posed work that body, will perform in utging and securing appropriation from Congress at the coming eion. The confer.-nee wa not productive of anv definite result, in fai t all that wa done wa of a formululive nature. devising the style and tenor tf Ir resolution need -d and the line of action to lie pursued by the Chamlier of Com merce in prosecuting it big task. How ever, what wa done wa indicative of the r-ul high purMse in view and of earnest and buines-like udheurence to the program of relief. FINE EQUIPMENT. I, A. Montgomery who has the con tract for the plumbing of the new St. Mary's Hospital, i Ini-y ju-t now set ting up the four inch galiiuicd iron pipe and it coiuu-ctioii for th.- combined hydraulic service that i- to manipulate the elevator- of the building ami fur- nirli water under line pn--uie for lir plirpo-es' MORAN WINS FIGHT. New York. Nov. 3.--A able dispatch to a morning paper limn Liverpool. -iivs: Moian defeated fellow-, of Chi- ago. in tic- third round of a twenty loiirid match her - hi-t lii'lit. HIPPODROME SOCIAL. The student 1idy of the A'foria High chfKil will give a grand cntcituinmi-nt, dunce and hippodrome social, on Friday evenig next, Xovenilsr 3, l!Hi.', at the A. O. U. W. hall, (th old Presbyterian church), and those in charge aver that it will le decidedly interesting. The young people need some fund and hope to realize the required amount in this pleasant fashion, at 13 cent admission. M ' Son Lost Mother. "Consumption runs in our fumily, and through it I lost my mother." writes K. B. Reid, of Harmony, Me. "For the t 1 1 past nre years nowever, on uie mignv est sign of a cough of cold I have taken Dr. King's Xew Discivcry flur Con sumption which ha saved me from serious lung trouble." Hi mother's death was a sad loss to Mr. Ried, but he learned that lung trouble must" not lie neglected, and how to cure it. Quickest relief and cure for coughU and colds Price 50c and $1.00; guaranteed at Clierles Rogers drug store. Trial bottle free. LED A DOUBLE LIFE Chicago Choir Girl is Professions! Shop Lifter. DETECTED THROUGH PICTURE Caught Steal ng in Store and Sentenced to Jail But Refuses to Pay Fine in Order that She May Study Socio! ogy F.ne Paid by Friend. Chicago. Nov. .1.- While friend and detective have searched for Mi- Marie Ionise Hill, incinls-r of the choir of the Moody church', student of Sociology and commanding the respect of those who knew here intimately, she ha been a prisoner at the Bridewell, committed to the institute on her plea of guilty a a shoplifter. She wa sentenced on tic tohcr 10, the day following her di apsarance, under the name of Annie Harold. Her dual existent.' and the mystery of her departure from her Ismrding place, ended when the matron at the Uridew.-ll confronted her with her pic ture in a uewspaM-r and she admitted her identity. She hud concealed it she said. Waiisc he wished to return to her friends with character un-tuiiift. The jiolice were notilicd and Mis Hills, concealment no longer (Hissible. re quested that lh W, S. .hicohy, assistant pastor of the MimhIv Church, mid Mr. II. K. Brown, from vvhoi house she di apM-ured. lie summoned. lrs. Itrown hud r. ached the intituti. n and obtain ed Miss Hill' release by paying the part of Iter tlm- not worked out when lr. dacohy and a detective 111 rived. When Miss Hill left her Isiurding ilaiT the day of her diapM'aiaiii-c, she said, -he went to a stock broker with whom she had dealing relative, to ga stock, which she had purchased. Then she went to a publishing house, for which she intended to canvas. Having drawn 'KM from a bank, lu -nd sev eral hour shopping. She wa seen by a house detective in a department store having a- I .I silk waist on her person. When arrested Jie gave the fssnmed name and aid that her is-cuputlon wa that of a writer. Next day hr plead ed guilty in the police court and wa fined &0 and costs. "I had spent 4o shopping and had plenty left to pay my fine," she told the Kilice, "but would pot do o because I wanted to go to the Bridewall to Mudy the prisoner. I have ln-en inter ested in SN-iology and thought it an opKiit unity to extend my studies." NO AID FOR WHALERS. Captain Jarvis Says Impossible to Give Them Help. Scuttle Wash., Nov. 3. Captain D. H. larvi, who commanded the relief ex- Mslition sent out by the I'nited Stat government in l!t" to aid the stricken whalers, stated today that if the whal ing fleet were far to the eastward of I'oint Barrow, it would Is almost im possible for a relief evpi-dilion to af ford them anv 11m filial aid as the dif fieilltics f attic t in v -J iti the w inter were -nib that it would be almost i i t -po-sibe to take siiMiiii-iit f t h h I to aid o many men. .Captain darvis states however, that if V.m men can reach Point Barrow. I her i hope that with the aid of theAiative., they may Is- aide to -urvive'the vviuler. Captain luivi-i- still hopi-lul. however, tlnit the licet will escape before I lie -even- fie -.e up of the winter. There fs no pepper In Schilling's Best ginger; there 'i nothing wrong ia Schllling'i Best anything. Money buck. 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Out of Date Plumbing is Unhealthy namely 5tovdMr Bathi and One-piece Lavatories. Our illustrated booklet "Modern Home Plumbing" sent free upon application H J. A. Montgomery, Astoria "1 IJ(2dgeiijaioiiic5' GrmlCkhihtth v JIN U REPUTATION A. I.. FOX, Vice Pres. AKTOHIA HAVlXdH liANK.Treaa Outfits'Furnished. Foot of Fourth Ktrort. If your plumbing U out of date, the mcmberi of vour household are constantly ruling, their health. Defective plumbing generate gcrm-beiring sewer gatei which pollute the atmosphere and cannot help out b breathed by the occupants. Let ui examine the condition of your plumbing, correct defective piping and ( instill the best sanitary fixtures made. ' ' AT J m