TnE -MORNING ASrO)
)11IAN, ASTORIA. OREGON.
'MONDAY,(0VEMER'"Cr"
GIVEN UP FOR DEAD
. Cjmmandcr Hansen jf , BarKrj
I tine Perkins No More y k H
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VACANCY WILL BE SUPPLIED lVrkV owner, (feorg Nelson,
I ' - jit Van Yawic yesterday, with the
- ;n7 ' - - .-'j.'t. : i JknowMge'end consent of Mr. Hansen
I 1 t ' ! ' ' ' who was then, still on board, and due
oiet Day in Marine WorM of Astoria-forsupply-French
Bark Hoche Arrivts-Ch.halis I ir ,h hlP w,lH ml? :tho"t d,"
nd Oregon Put to Sea-Local Steam- GeorS Xfls?n of U'1 U th
t Service Dbturbea. ' nc toriaPreentt- of th, owners
I .?d ItijlvriTiTD Md W Ukeiv.an4.wiJl crry on, jtll
V . step J'nHUKt" situation.
. -i. .. yn Hansen became the guest of 2J.it.
iit M-y-.y-1 , -
Captain J. P. Hanson, of the-flarkcn-
I v ,- w .
?7 GWf fC- ffl1 f t1 inil1)'BmJ,'t1 Wholainattar'ofJ.ar.buid.and'i-
probabilRy, beyond mortal ken. That
, hefwaa dr.wned Jn .tit; awry. hours cf
&.LiJa-evnHl4eei
w.in-ly end of Fisher's dock. .la now a ""8 the '
wlwllv aeceptedMheorr throughout the ! dusUm,J on all hi voyage of late year..
ci4 ft A V 4 .1 ' 4 4Tldttshteh,Mi-tAinte.'VWww auf-
Hii q vi q a l a i f. wtw h w iJ
i uiwine engineer, aiuoia iriena ana
.v .41 -l t th5 g- r
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daf morning. Mr. iludgo a with
i-l i ,v. o , . ...
tin in tha SunnTside ao.Wa . litiU
wMl before lh.t an.1 m-ha ihA&i'li'
st:MTM1 ruit nf I ho nhix lililn nfToraH
to fo with him to bis boat, but his of
fer being gruffly treated, he followed
after tbeJitoxicaW nan at a distance
that woyil rtal4 hiia to !ot antt
if raervice' waa neeW. japtain
H iasen reached the old dock in the rear
of Slots, Higgina & Company's store and
af rrss he track of ,the A. & C, railroad,
he Vat deUlIratdy down on Ahe floor' of
tie pier and no sort of inducement
Mvtdge could offer elicited anything in
thf shape of a reply; Mudge then r-
. turned to the Sunnyside saloon and en
deavored to get aid in taking some care
of Ua.helpW maa,,but.waa umuc
msful, and he returned to the spot
where he had" left his old commander, to
dit anything, that might be serviceable
in the premisea, VTien-he
Captain IIaan was gonef thrrews
no trace of him to be found in the vi-
' cinitj and Mudge went bacek dp tote
and .reported ,. the .circum&Unce. , .Siiut1
iiTkiaMOM
bns
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Watch this (pace and
nouncement of the biggest sale ever in
augurated in' Astoria. (
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1HE FOARD 8
, WHERE THE HEW IHIKCS
hei hV4r 4m worl W tit Jban .bail boVn
i received.
Vesterdey morning two effort. were
jtf .tfcwrt lis M7 4"thsjljte
captain, one by Captain June Keating
of the launch Pilot, and Mother a bit
v' a 11.tri.mj. of A
ltnv nird miv W thV r' of
ship, both without revealing a tingle
sign cv((te uhfortiuiate wan. .
The circumstances were telegraphed
JUrUa f oard, yesterday afternoon, and
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will remain with her .friend here uuUl
appearance has be-'n willed and - her
foanfuvut can.be arranged for. &ej?
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tu a briar vMUand feturiwtl at ne to
4fh'AnM nriglit aeiniaarv ai Taeouia
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i where she is tmrsuinc bit atuuus very
pursuing
.?JffJ,,B?-l
Tlit last houw maintained
Mrs. Hansen was in
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. CIU f IftllllHli, Dili naa imii:n iijp t. iit-u
the couple decided to travel the sea
Captain Haasen taW by men in
this city wha knew h ha well ssd have
sailed with him from this port, as one
of the finest seamen afloat and a navi
gator of high attainments, a devoted
friend and eowUenate' master oo board
hb own vesseljaind the mysterious fate
that has overtaken him i widely de
plored here. He was but 47 years of
age and stood higi in the estimation of
the houf for whk'h he sai'el
Tha.Perklna, will .leave .out, oa. .her
Toyage to Saa Pedro as soon as she is
supplied with a new commanding officer,
Mate Hatmann, a nephew of the late
eaotain. is- kn nevsonai and oflicial reo-
reefntauv ' In ' the present ''Emergency,
and has been ceaseless in his duty to
th' ship's owners and the unhappy wid
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if,
kokJi srli HA ni j
JiA sH) b ash
wait for an an
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cod vin ch z
nixii no uoy rftiv "A
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STOKES C0.
ARE FIRST liTTKODUCED. - Q
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J :,-,.- Fishlew liahart., (.
j Ilarry1 VaTuyl and J. M. Ml of
f ha 0. R- N.oftloe foco here, eut fish
ing yasUydaj-. inciJotally, they took
along a good kodak loaded with films,
they brought th camera , bak, but
not exva th picture of a flxh, and thry
cUim to be exrtft. txv They My thy
went after vie-, but they v-ujuM have
failed evett at that if the views eould
have gotten away. Titer rat canned al
moa for euj'r, and enjoyed iU
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM
The bar-bound flwt i slowly bn-ak-Jng
away uiub'r5 flne weatlier connli
lionis the UVhali and the Oregon giug
jo tea yesterday afternoon on the Th
toosh'a hawser.
The steamship (-ta Rica should have
lilocked here yesterday morning, fni
Baa Franioi, but did not arrive. he
will touch hvrw this1 morning en route
to Portland. '. . i 'T ." i
. Tlie French bark Horha entered this
port yesterday afternoon and Is at
Hiieborage. in fie lower lwy, awaiting
toange to Pirtlund. :
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Tlie Aiueiciaa ship Cluu W E. Motxly
innte" down yesterday on the fowling
of the Oklahama and is anchored olf
The old Can dock.
TW British ship Carradale reached
-this hurW from Portland yesterday,
grain ladtn for tJie Orient, under com
mand of I'apt. fiill. The Harvest Qlieen
brought her down.
The steamer Lurline met with a
small accident to Vr machinery coming
lown from Portland on Saturday and
had to be tied up for repairs near IU
nier. She docked here yenterday morn
ing and went bark to Portland at once
after taking on a heavy load of freight.
She will resume her schedule tonight if
possible.
The steamer Sue II. Elmore came in
from Tillamook City yesterday morning
with a fair list of people and a big con
signroent of freight.
The T. J. Potter was bdiind her time
card yesterday, owing to biff Knee of
freight awaiting her at all points. She
ill leave up' at'f o'clock this morn
ing. If she were not quite so busy per
haps they might find time to paint
fUeffWrmehwhleh t Ktfte bit the shab
biest on the Columbia river.
MACICIFICEUT SIGHT.
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A partys of young Aptoruis cfiissing
Young's Bey las nighjt on the paunch
Trifler, at'9 o'Woikj wire srftazei by a
magniflcent meteor ofextraoruinary
brilliancy, traveling due North,' and
crossing the bay, apparently, over
Smith's Point and heading for Fort Co-
yTiiia. jSfftA of the fiery Visitor j
was a globular mas of name from
which waa flowing a fan like wake of
ftrsL"I seemed t-tie traveling on a
horfzoD&l fume's sidbefofe it reached
ui vuiiinf;um j spi", f .urv iniu a
thuusund partit lev and failed into the
darlness"! the night.' A11 Vho saw it
wee ast"Hii-Ld at the scope ar. 1 bril-
; MIUIOIfAISE MASIICE.
Many Astorians will remenibpr, with
more, or less interest, K. I.. Pwyer and
Iris various schemes and promotions and
his all round . activity and enterprise
fy-Tftbroujjlj k series of years. Ik is
now located at New Orleans, the press
of which, pity jtt ;now heralds him as
the "Millionaire Marine" and the Read
ing figure in a 'gigantic land venture
there1 wn" tfir 1 banks of Lake .Pimche;,
train. The pafxTH Trom tlcre under
date of October. 2tkii, all carry quarter
page photographs of Mr. D ryer (at so
miKjh per), and he look pro4jcrouH
ejioiigh! to. justify the use of the soubri
quet at Uii! head of this item.
BEAT ALL COMPETITORS.
,r c;' tp'f fTT"
MV.Vd Ms1 beerl' Wived at the As
toria oflics of S. Elmore & (,, from the
Hoard (of Awarfli
WSr,trhatJtf'ie' fii
s of the Lewis and Clark
firm has taken first and
second prizes fvr vanned rlmon, its.
fir-t LeVt hrtUifl capturing the gold
mslal and its second brand the silver,
medal, as against all eoinptitors, and
th whole field was represented. Tlte,
house was also granted a silver medal
for a third exlLjt ol lannd products..
rwi llllB'll iw ill.uis
trooila.
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A Disastrous, Calamity.
.I)Jsn disastrous milamity, when you
lose iy nrlh1. f
aw4 irnligostion
and consumption have snapped it away.
Prompt relief can b;hadia Dr., King's
New Life Pills, They build up your di
gestive organs, and, wars fceadcabe, Ua
zines, colic, constipation, etc. Guaran
teed at Charles Rogers' Drug store; 2
TO SETTLE DISPUTE
Sent to Determine Much Mooted
" Boundary Question., j
PAPERS READY FOR FILING
Washington Lays Claim to Mouth of
Columbia RiyeT and According tt Sur
vey Most of the River Channel is
Placed Within Boundaries,,,.) .
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Olympia, Nov. 5. The complaint of
the State of Washington "against the
State of Oregon In the action te W In
siiiuW by VTashington, In an effort to
establish the boundary' line Wiween the
two states, so that part of Clatsop Spit,
tilie Oregon' jetty and most of the Colum
bia river channel are Vm in 'Washington.
has been prepared b th Attorney Gen-
il of Washington and is ready for
tiling in the Siiprosw Oimrt of the
United States, The compktint will Its
rved uq the Oivgon autboritie Vithin
a few days, and within a reasonable
pei iod, tilel at Wastiingtou. ,
; The notion is said to tie one of two
kind of eases upon which the Supreme
Court of the United Htatea takes orig
inal jurisdiction, ami it will therefore
ilot.be ik-ceasury to couimcuco llw pru
ti'ding in the lowvr court.
The complaint was prepared by As
sistant Attorn-y General E. C. Mac
Donald, of Spokane, wibo assembled the
nuiteriaJs, arranged for surveys and
sjient the past few months almost ex
clusively in preparing his case. The
complaint waa reviewed by ; Attorney
General Atkinson today and given his
approval., ,
Accompany iug tht complaiat are plate
showing the portion of the river where
the boundary lino is in dispute, and al
so the location of the linn is claimed
by ' Washington. The Kne as i eklmed
by 1 Washlnghw take in a jorUon of
the. Oregon jetty at th mouth of the
river, and almost skirts the shore In the
vicinity of 'Astoria. 1 The Oregon con
tention has been that the line passes' to
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LadiesCraven--nettei;
Coats in
mM Oxford
oa oto 1 1 .oo ' ' " ' '
1 , 1 18.00 to li6.oo - -
Special Mm:
Week "
i. Ladies' Suits
I33.oo.t0 JaS-SO ,
$35.00 to laa.oo
j XT nave a grand line of La3ie'
puita Irom.tlO.OO to (35.00 in all. the
fewest styles.
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iidrenss? Bear
Skin i COats"
AH Colors at.
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BEE
HIVE
Reductioils in
Millinery
m 'm.
I THE BEST
of the Season nbsolutely lven
avvoy, this week at
I'M O R
, 15- Pillow Cases . ... ... ,
fid- lied Sheets
3.V Golf Glow ...... ,i
1.00 Kid Gloves
ISo Ladle' HW, thtV Pair .........
,20c Men's Wool Sos, Uirce Pir
tkV Hress Good
'3,V Dress GiHsl
lAc Fliiuuel tte
' 7c Ginghams .
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Co. Pjillt ,y ,
1(V Outing rlsHnel ......
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3,000 yards of Fancy Ribbon,
25c quality, at lOc. ,
I Morse Dept.
44a4wT4fee4ee4e4a44e4e4eTt4www0
north of Sand Island, ii.ar the!
tho
mouth, which would make it skirt the
north short of the river, lnsUd of the
south shore, as claimed by this state.
The complaint filed in Out action Is
brief. It states:
That the boundary line between said
states, insofar as it is material to de
termine the . existing controversy be
tween the complainant and defendant
hereinafter stated, I defined by acts of
Congress and fwllowsi
"Beginning at a point in the Pacific
ocean one marine league due West of
and opposlt the middle of the month of
the norvA Miin channel pj too Loluuibla
riyrn thnta running . easterly to and
up the middle .channel of said' river.
and whdra It t dtvl.led by Islaails up
the middle of the1 widest channel there
of to whero1 Ijfllh jtirslle'of north
wumuc cxise j saui, Hyer iiwar( the
n.imthrAVait;'river.,,: ,
ThAt said Ixnibdarr line is oorreetly
di4ien'aUd:'mhti"riisp' hereto ' attaohed,
injl wWrkijdliielvey "A " 41 on last' sviilBi'a M tikfrt Clt J
ita.'hkhyivf''Mi, jprya"iij" belto attend A M0e alilatiiWilirt.
an
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1 11 L .n Ti.l i.in. 1. 1.. ,.1 hurl li.pa.nf
"r-'iTTfl.rr r,rf? -Jrrjrr r' f'"t"i;:j,
I "Tlia-a csmtrovietsy has arirnnaudes
is Ls, between your oratiix and, dtfrnd
nnt regarding the houmlary line' be
twr-tn. said states, snd ) eur ersirix k-viu-i
plains that thir defendaJnt'ha-"UMlawf ul
ly"1 eklnhd 1 tut iseul jiirrtvlietioii
Wr numerous siana'and sand in Said
Columbia river,', among others being
Dfadeiitviia , Sands, 1 keariHrge ( Sands,
Snnd IslanU Itysa' Sajuls, .Miller Fands,
lie 1' 8a ,: Enyart's ' Kami, 1 Oliver
Sands, Kaboth Sands, Walk.r's Hand,
i-Iolinstrn's fiands Bouman's Sands,
gerson's Sands, Henry's Sands, ('olwell's
Sunda, Taylor's Sands, and other Islands
and samU in Niid river, the e.wt num
ber and description of which your orat-
ri has not snftltisiit knowledge iion
ai'iicli to fonn a h-lief, but that all
of mi id Mm! and sands are in truth
and in fait within territorial limits and
jurisdiction of your oratrix, sod north
of the boundary line between said states
as shown upon the exhibits hereto at
tached. "Your oratrix further say that it is
exceedingly important to the complain
ant and defendant tluit the question of
the location of the boundary between
sum Hiau-s is- sis-eiiir and tlnallv de
termined snil set tied; that heretofore
fie pence of the people of said slat,-,
and specially of the County of Pacific,
Washington has Isvn seriously disturb
ed by the conflict of jurisdiction aris
ing from the diffeinee of opinion as to
th location of said loundary line. That
the authorities of the state of Or.-gon
unlawfully claiming jurisdlothm over
some of the islands hereinbefore nv-n-tioned,
but which are within the limit
and jurisdiction of your oratrix, have in-
faded the State of Washington and fore
tidy taken and rarried away her citi-
tens' for 'allegei violations of the fish
ing and other awa of defendant; that
ss a result of he controversy herein,
expensive litigation hna ;Wn ! institute
ed between elairaanta- to tidelande and
flshfng rights In the Columbia river un
der grants from both' states, arid many
persons living on said, Uhinds. and with
in the jurisdiction of your oratrix have
refused to pay tex lawfully leie.1
y the State of WashlngtoTt. 1'
j "Your oratrix ' further says Unit fie
eoiitrovHy herein Involviyi 'qiiesHinn-t
Of jurisdiction and sovereignty, and that
po adequate jvdief .at law exists.
The complaint anks tliat the court
establish the boundary a claimed by
YNaahingten by decree, and that a sub-
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poena lx issued eommsading Ui Gov
jemor and Attorney Gnniwal of Oregmt
to appear in thw Supreme Conrt on a
day to he named ami answer to the
complaint and perform and abide inh
order of the court as may be made
against tsVin.
While n so stated in the eotnptshis
it is evident by comparing the plst ex
hibit with the definition by Ceogre.'
of tha boundary line that what is now
a poi1in of Clateop Spit waa onre tha
"miildle channel" of the river.
, PERSONAL MENTION ,
George
B. Thomas of tha Port of
Portlsnd
Commit!, sfa irfMaa ettr
1 fftimiy
Dri'P, J. 'rrdrkVtJl sWkSft
on
for Portland on last ev'wtngVtraTDrfor
a visit with feb mother.
Distrirt Attotaer. Uartisoav lUM left
.vis r.ua 1 nompnon, who nas Iweri
the gSt Of rvUtivts an friruda at
Pottlaild, 8i I!Ji-; nd pMVeMtf
rotMisd fesieroajj sit I Itllf '"i-m
of1 Iter auniiMU luktwln, IssyihaW
strw t.yf he. wae-esaipafiettf . her
fMisin.lhsj r.4sSjliln
visit for a week.
three pscksge of llollister's Rocky
Mountain W"in'tATppk, bright
eye. and Uit) (4lor. Uj tntsj Tea or
Tabhts. Ht.1.1 by frank, Hart. drucBbt.
FOR COUCU AlfD COtD.
oil" lf
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Nothing is Utter than syrup tar and
M therry,, U3e and 60c a bottle. Sold,
'y .the Ptl and Kegl iug tjterw. : ., ....
HOES FOR CHILDREN.
HOES FOR MEN, ,
HOES FOR LADIES.
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A Complets line of Rubber Goods.
The Ball Band Brand
A Few of our Leaders Art;
THE W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE sad thr
SIILSONiSBOE, for Loggers, 1 ,,, j
543 Bond Street Opp. Rots Higgins k Co.
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;uT I nn T,u;i ,'T.i,.'J j 3;,.,:
".) iv.fJ u-a i j.ra .e.-ti lnui
If you are thinking of" attend Ipg
Business College.-yon "cannot afford
to Ignore 'the' W on in the North'
wsC'' '' r--'ijut-i hi ..o.sf
' Ourequipmen't '7tiUttlfpaiaeoC',',,,
"' The"1 proprietors are' teschsri.' 1 I"
Our graduates are all employed."' '
i"We fwill you 1 to a, posllidn
when eompoteat ,1 ,1 ;-,i,:yj.)
SEND FOR CATALOGUE TREE.
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