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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1906)
SUNDAY, JANUABT 11, o4 . . . nnn1Af TT1"E MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTUU1A. uivr,uui. WATERFRONT NEWS An jonia Arrives In From Chini and Japan. HAROLD ' DOLLAR COMING K Ntvt Yafcterday From the Tatoosh and Her Tow Msrins Movements Very Fw and Fat Between Yester day 'Elder to b Raised A(aia. the Ray City, lumber. She. will pivbably carry a. & A. A,VA.A.AA.AaXmAammHIH n npsn (J M ' I 1 ' a"- ;"Vu.ov;;; LU5I UN MtLnJItl f Thistl Wrecked 'VICTORIA. B. C. Jan. 2u.-Stemer Moan. Jut nrrivd. reports the masted bark Thistle, from Portland Ore. for Port ririe, mM on Pelm erstou Wand. All hands have reached Auckland safely. The Thistle hfl tori October lumber. Hlh it a cargo of FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. The schooner John A. Campbell hauled to the Hume Mill. yesterday for her outward ld of lumber. The British hark Hadden Hall k'ft up for Portland on the tow line of the OklahanM, yesterday The schooner Virginia went to a bound The British steamship Aragotii. .: a- ...I k.lr .l.v. Inw China .ml Japan, erwed h. ywterd.y after-! on the morning tbaal yesterday noon at 5 o'clock. Her officer report a for San llro. voyage- free from any extraordinary) .... , lyings but claim they were held, The Heather de nying trip out wHo. day or more bv head wind' to the Columbia bar lightship yester .ad heavv to the east of the line, j day morning with supple ami re The Aragi U billed out of Portland j turned to port at once. ii . .MiL iki. niAtitk anil will I 1 OB UN Sola VI U& iw"V I .. .... I Tk- ..homier W T Jewett went to leave, up for the metropolis eaci.r i..,. .,'..;- .Tomme Point mill dock yesterday morning in cnaiyc . v-r...... ..... " ...ra;nn .n.l will kid J lumber there One Alain. I for California delivery. a ? i . I II 1Vtar. I . ..I'm . !....-...!.,. The steamship Columbia is due down on aave murneu i .... . r. n- V!.u, .n.l from Portland early thi mornin?. for -a. t .. t her very I San Francisco. a.Kl will leave outward providing they can agreo onjfrm th. O. R. 1 X. pier, at 8 o'clock . i t i.. Mr Prtprsna will oar! S to Uve the ateaur rai i. l to mid,.!.! last ni,h no news known, but CpLin Baker' tern, arelh.d been received in th.a .. . -u. .i...-.;.!- ....Tit.Ji and ht-r tow. the Itawl aaid to oe miw aiiuni iviis' i . .. Arrdock. The inspection lasted two! IVAnjrers hence to Tort Townsen.L No day, and ww. made by J. Toffh mire. j new, k4n gJ . dTver whom Captain BaW brought j telm n,.y be l-ked for Wfore sun from Detroit. Mr. Peterson also put, down. on the diving nuit and explored the bottom of the vessel. Me-r. Treble and dew-ll. of the 0. n A X. aervice. and Mr. King, of - i.i.. c rr.m-iwM-Portland lina all Another new kuh. . tv ii !... v- tmvelinip auditor, were in the ciiy The steamer narom uuna. " , chartered to run between Portland and checking m Taylor. Youn? Co, . - naid to be the agenta of the vessel but it ia not known who has chartered her. The t earner belong to the famous Dollar Line, of San Francisco, and is one of the bet known steamers out of Kind closed his work last evening and .i..iwrsl for the metropoli on la't night's express. Tha other gentlemen. i.;,. utmowluit more of a task, are still li.-re. THE GREAT JANUARY BARGAIN FEAST IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE. YOU'VE OKLY A FEW DAYS MORE IS WHICH TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. .If You Desire to Economise THE OPPORTUNITY IS YOURS. UNTIL FEB. 1st WE OFFER so PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS. s PER CENT DISCOUNT ON CHILDRENS' DRESSES. 33'i PER CENT DISCOUNT ON LADIES' WAISTS AND SHIRTS. o PER CENT DISCOUNT ON LACE CURTAINS. IV. A. Rolwnsn. of llwaeo. arrived in Astoria lat eveninjf en route to To ledo, Vah. C. l Clinton of the Pacific Journal is an over Sunday visitor in thU city. IVmald R arriesl in the city last 'evening from Port kind to vlit a short time with his arent. Mr. J. W. Armstntn. and .Mrs, . J trin of Salem, attendants at the Mata Insane AmIuiii. returned to Sak-m yes- tervlav nMHiiinc from . trip to Astoria where they took charge of Mrs. Mary Petcraon, committed to tlie asylum from this rouiily. linil Larsen. of Xehalem. is in town for a brief vWt Captain Charles Stuart of the Cae Wsappolntment JJf Saving (rw, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Captain Wieklund of tlie Point Adams life saving crew, spent yester day in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strniw returned Li.t niL-lit from a wevlding trip. r h M. Warren. Jr., of IVrtlaml. was a imsilies visnor in ." j - - Charlea Rogers, a druggist of llwaeo, pent yesterday in the city. Walter Smith of Portland, as a vlsl tor in town yesterday. George Anderson of MVtlowa was In the city yesterday for a abort time. Benjamin Sweet, prominent bertnan of Wl-eonain. is in town ai- tending to bisinea interest. A. Huiuen of Seattle u sending a few davs in this city. Frank Pratt a resident of Coble ar rived in loan yesterday to remain a short time on business. H K. I.von. of Westport. a as a bul- IUs4 visitor in Astorw yeslerday. John- Chisholm of tMney was in lh- ity yesterday. Church Notices! Pass of Mclfort Picked Up 7 of Kin David $ Crew. REST SAVED BY QUEEN CITY Bslievsd Seven of King David's Crew Wert Picked Up By Paw of Melloit nd Peritntd With Ship on Amphi U.U Point. AND ALL READY TO WEAR GOODS, SUCH AS COATS. SUITS, SKIRTS AND FURS ARE REDUCED PROPORTIONATELY. , THE FOARD 8 STOKES CO. ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE. Where the New things Make Their Debut. Nurwectan M. E. The Xorwegian and Danish M. t- Chnrch. Rev. C. Aug. Peterson. pat..r. Tne revival aerv'iere during the past eek hae b.-eu a great blessing for nutnv. IteV. II. r. Aeist.n. " k.. is still with u and will preach s,,mlv at 11 a. ni.. 3 . m and H p. m. Sunday arhmd at 10 a- m Alliert Carl riniM.l...il: Younu . IVolde s "TO. ....timr at 7 n. in. Rev. F- I Nan- thrup. leader. Topic. 1 lie r-pini Killed Life." Meeting every evening next week ex.ept Saturday. First Lutheran. Oustaf F. Rydiiist, pastor. Mining .ervi in Knglih at 7:W- The pastor Kill sp uk at the evening rvi on tiwitne-s in Humility." All are or dially invited to attend. Tuesday. Feb ruary Olh, is the date set lor tne ne, i... flrii-l ssteil tlV reciiai vj . - tisa Fredrit-kaon. . A very rnon pro gram has been arnmgil, ni n apear later. Fint Congregational. Th. remilar servi-es at the Fir-t Con pregationl Church at 11 a. ni. and 7 :M) tk. ..tr. I.litlM-r U. Jianone ,.. .... i - A cordial invitation is exrewieu " Sunday school, I2:!4 p. m. First M. E. Church. Rev. V. B. llollingshesd. of I'olland will prmch at 11 a. in. and have cliarge f l.e eommnnion servi. immediately following. Sunday school at 12:1.1. and Epworth Uague H tt-.m p. in. I at 7:30 i Via Mrmin will be by the pastor, iter w S. flrim. The c!a meeting will lie .1 10:30 a. m. and it is especially de .irl that all members of the church v. . that service. A cordial u y . v inviation is extende.1 to all. First Presbyterian. At tha First Presbyterian Church .1.. ....inr Rev. Win. H. lilllarl Will nreach. Morning aervh. II o chick evening. 7:30. At the morning service communion will ba held with a short sermon on the theme. "The New Cove- ..nt" In tha evening the theme of rmon will be "The Tru-tful Mind. Chorus choir and Sunday school, 12:13; Y. P. U C. E, at 6:30. VICTORIA. R. Jan. 2V-A CUyo quot dispatch received last night gives inleniew with a nwmlier of the wrecked ship King IHsvid's crew, seen on board the steamer Queen City, whkh imkel up the survivor at Itajo luiin and i bringing them to X Moria, The belief aa expressed by the survivors .i.-. i-i.ur mn.r W.IUtroiu and six men who left th wreck in a ship's boat .... . t ... on I)rvemler XI. naa oo-n pusm up hen bound to C(e Reale by th bark IVsa of Melfort ht with all hands at Amphitrite Point on lcrmber 27 Tlie King Dnvid bad a moderate ! sage until ylien n.aring Vamvuver Island, when a serie of south and .mthu-.i vales were exnerienceil. ith hail and snow .ipwll and on llei-emlier 0th. the ship was driven into Nookta ounJ. While trying to that out. she ran mi Ilajo.reef. The crew t.ak to the boats and reached shore safely. The sailmaker, UmiiU MclaL till rears old. went in-ane he!i th Vess.1 truck and ha sin, died elrd tlie Queen City. He as Imried at Qual- sinm After pettiiig ashore Captain Davidson had nan return to the wreck to get provisions, several bout bsids of which were taken on shore To men were sent to seek Mime signs of habi tation and after two days' search met ivrosoector who told them that no .(....or uould visit the place until arch. tn hearing this. Captain Day din onh-red the chief oflher an.1 siv men to iro to Cape Rte to get assist anoe and nothing has Wn since hiard tr.kiM tKst llh.Hiuh tli.'V llisv. tlie CXXXXXXXXOCCXX500C)OOOCOI M S lam S8 IBEEKHIVE! The Great Sale Ol TheG at the New Bee Hive. Cared Lumbago. A. B. Canman. witeago, write March l 1003. "Havinff been troublea Wlin Lumbago, at different time and tried nm nhvsicias after another then differ nt olntmenU and liniments, cava it up altogether. So 1 tried onca mora, and got a bottle of Bs Hard's Snow Lini ment, which vara me almost instant -"-i relief. I can cheerfully recommend it, and will add my nam to your list of ufferen" Sold by Hart' drug ator. Have you been treating yourself to some of these Bargains? If not come in and be surprised. Bargains in every department. Special bargains tomorrow in women's coats, children's coats and dresses. See our window for millinery "Any Hat 89" A lot of chil dren's hats 15c. ATf BTmTTrVFTnVa EEDU0II0N3 KDUOilONS THB ST ALE Of all Great Sales loin in g on iii'J ni REDUCTION REDUCTION REDUCTION Look at our Window and $4.65 Suits p.A.sroHes o el Boca m o 09 REDUCTIONS REDUCNS BEDUGTI0NS REDUCTIONS EDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS J oirvivor say. have len pkkej up by the Pass of .Melfort. One ol the crew on bMrd the Vuccn t Hy is dangermi.. Iv ill. HOTEL BURNS. atch to Fashionabl Hotel Ftandeti in Phila dslph.a Destroyed. XKW VttltK. au. 20. -A di-m Hie Aiiieii.wn from Philadelphia, says: Flames were discovered early' today under tlie riHtf gjnlen of the fashion aid- Hold Flmiders, The gue-ts were alt asleep at the lime but some one aroiis.d l.v the smoke ru-hed into one Im npr rot rider ami gave me a la i in. Ml the hallwiys were liiim diiit. lv d with half dad and frightened uiiesU. The clang ol tne me en.... - outside added to their fear and It re uiid cin.I head diu-ss n the part ol the hotel employe, to ge- their patron. into the elevators, and out (.1 uie luiildiug. title ooooooooooooo You take no Chance When You Buy From Us Fancy Coods and Prices Guaranteed to be the Lowest Quality Considered. We quota you fresh goodi Just la. llcini Dill Pickfe-a, doiea ... Keini Cut Sweet Pickles, pt. . Helm plain iweet pickles, qt. WANTED HIM TO DIE. Anxi- tot 15c ST0RIAGR0CERY Phone Main CHI - 623 Commercial St, port made Relative of Millonalr Palmer out for Him to Die. v-t-w- VnllK. din 2!!.-Several .. , ........ letifvnien including Hev. barren H- UhiniieV. who knew Hands Asi.iiry aimer during his lifetime, le-lihYd y leiditr in the supreme eoiiri m sop- of Ihe will which Hie mianclcr di.H.iiia of almost 2.("I.IIIK) to religions and educational institutions. Relatives in fall'ornhi are seeking H up-et the will on the ground thsl Mr. Palmer, who wo ninety years 01 age. was iiuomissteni. Tlie testimony of the clergymen was to the effect that Mr. Palmer had a will of bis own and could not be easily Influenced. Ir MrWhinnev testilled that Mr. Pal- . .. It . I - .I..M. ttier had once told mm n ua .noi.uh for his nlative. who se.-med to lie eager and even anxious for him to die. kct have lightened th prewsure) of New York for reyiiient of maiming oldignlions to foreign lender. The hugo trad bitancK in this i-onntry's favor for Di-cemls-r co-oM-rate to tha saino end and iihi spn-ulutiva use last all. SPECULATION HEAVY r.rnwth af tha Now Demand Tore Price Upward. NKWl YORK. Jan. zO.-Hpeeulatlve -tdrit ha been vigorously malntaineu on the slock exchange this week. Heavy realixinir have la-en already alisorlssd and the growth of the new demand has enntitiiied to carry prices upwards. with growing excitement to speciiUlive enthuaasm. hnormoiis casn receipw have continued to accumulate In New Y'orV banks reserves, carrying the in .r.i rate, steaililv downward. Sillii POLICE RAID. Officer Stop Prtia Fight and Arrest Participant. XKW YOltK. dan. 20,-Th Sharkey Athletic eluU In which a Hritlsh sailor knocked nut an Ameri.-an willor at tint time of the visit of Prince l-oiiis, was raided bv the polic last night Six men wer arrested on the charge of aid ing or aMtlng Wing exhibitions witli a charged admission. Tom Sharkey, the sailor pugilist, was not present. The raid waa made during th first bout of a tournament In which six box ers were participants. The arrested offlcera declared admis sion to the club was open to member only. lar realization in foreign money mar 1 ever used." Pleasant and Moat Efltctiva. T. J. Chamber, Ed. Vindicator, Lib erty, Texas, write Dee, 25, 1002 1 "With pleasur and unsolicited by yon 1 bear testimony to th eurativa power of Ballard' Horehound Syrup. 1 'isv used it my family and can cheer fully affirm it ia th most effective and st remedy 'or entigha and old I nav 'Jse ics ri.'Jy:J-wa. J