THE MORNING ASTOMAN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
SUNDAY, JANUARY it, lo. '
B& Fleet of Bar-Bound
Leave Out
Ships
LL'RUNE BREAKS RUDDER
Dauntless Fireman Takes a FartweU
Drink Olympian Start 0a Her Loaf
Tow French Captaia Defies the Lav
Waterfront Note.
ed for Queenstown. Thua ia tne ease
ihxl of ft the present, at least.
Th Wrrible story of the Valencia
wreck, has a deterrent effect on the
minds of ea going travelers, a witness
the paucity of the passenger list of the
.tram-hip Senator, on her San Fran
ciseo Toy as yesterday h hat but
t went v-three people, all toM, and ahe
usually carries anywhere tmm seventy
five to two hundred, fore, and aft. Such
ia life ,aud ita Impressions.
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM.
The IVimitless (tug), ami her convoy,
the Orvmrdan, went to sen yesterday
noon, bound for San Francisco.
t
The steamer Jordan resumed her riv
er and bay mn yeaterdsy, having bad
hT propeller equipped with new blades.
The Russian bail lobel Brown, Cap
tain Doner, went to se yesterday af
ternoon.
The British ship St Mungo got away
over the bar yesterday on her voyage
The steamer Jesniil.', for San Fran
A fireman on the tug reunite,
lrhica towed the Olympian out of here
Tvnterday, made a dah across the
docks yesterday morning, ia his etoke
old costume of aa undershirt, a pair
of overhauls, cap ami hoe, for a fare
well dring, and be got the drink j
and tha "farewell," too. The Dauntless1
7 . , ... . . around Capa Ibrn,
log tha quickest and cheapest way to r
tha Bay City, with hia kit and clothes
1 1 .1... .... 1, . aUHv r, 1
, , , , ei-o, cam down from Portland yester
to play on a man, and has a smack of,
, r : .. ... idv and went dircvtlr to sea.
downright meanes m it "
The steamer F, A. Kilburn. waa an'
Tha master of the schooner Alice- other San Francisco packet to cum
McDonald which entered thia port yea-Jdown ami 0j Yesterday,
terday afternoon, reports that on Fri-1
day last, about bidday, thirty-two
miles north and west
bar, he sighted the schooner Oakjand.'yeaierday.
dua here from San Francisco, with heri .
canvas all blown away. Mie waa nyiugi xh achooner linen Koran went to
no aignals of distress, ao he concluded,, yesterday with the rest of tha bar-
the would bend a new auit of saila and 1 bounds.
make her way in, in due time.
The three masted achooner Alice Me
Captain Dura ml, of the French bark Donald, from Saa Pedro, waa another
La Rocbejaequeline, whom the Portland arrival from aea yesterday.
eons table sought to arrest yesterday, on
a charge of larceny by bailee, abso-' Tha Italian ship Margherita, Captain
lutely refused to leave the deck of hisjMaresca, from San Franci-co, for Port
ahip ia obedience to the officer and hia, land, came in over the bar yesterday
writ, aa wvlL Ha wma in no way in-1 afternoon.
Tolred ia tha affair, which waa a mat-
i The steamer Sequoia, from Rainier,
of the Columbia uft for th, n,v iitv on the noon flood
ter between one of the sailors and a
Portland merchant. Tha constable re
turned to Astoria for legal advice in
Captain Loll, of the tug Samson, ha
been suspended for one year by the
fedx-riil authorities, who recently tried
The steamer Sua IL Elmore took ad
vantage of tha "summery condition
hereabout, yesterday, to get away on
her voyagn to Tillamook City and bay.
SAME OLD SYSTEM
Tha British shin Hyderabad was one
of tha getaway a from the lower bay jAjtoril Slowly But Surely Bcln
yesterthiy, clearing
voyag U Australia
tha bar on her I
The latest report at tha Call.in.lrrl
N'avigaMon Company'e otllce, ia, that
the steamship Roanoke will hnve San
Francisco im Wednetulay next, and dock
liere on Fridny, February Sd.
Th. bar Imund fleet haa diserssl, all
retting away yesterday excei't the
American ship Columbia and thr
French .bark Aie.
Uanager Ayres, of the Hammond!
Rafting Couiiiany, aahl yesterday, the!
company a big raft at Havel, would not I
be disturbed until May, or June, wheal
it will be towed tJ Saa Francisea
Opened.
OSE STRICTLY IN POINT
Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars Netted
to tha City Yastatday ia tha 'Regula
tion" of Gambling Astoriaa Fully
Justified la Ita Claims.
There waa a practical demonstration.
yesterday, of the most unqualified sort.
that tba Aatoriaa waa absolutely our
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The four-masted bark A.ie, one of " "-
the handsomest craft that frequents
these w at era came down on tha Okla
hama's hawsers, yaateniay, and ia at
anchor in the city channel. She wilt
leave out ttakr or tomorrow, if this
beautiful weather holds.
Tba iteamsr Lurlina had tha ml for
tune to tear her rudde loosa aa she
was entering Portland yesterday mom
ing on her trip from bere, and the re
pairs incident thereto detained her on
her return trip to Astoria until marly
midnight last night.
The ateamship Sciutir with nine-
teea passengers, from Portland, for San
tranci-ru, disked at the O. R. k S.
piera ynttenlay monnng. che took on
four more passrnger here nainrly;
0eo. R. Piatt, in the cabin: Richard
Andrews, James FJIiott ami IMvid
Rainen, in the steeraire. She left out
t 1 o'clock p. m.
The British ship Clackmananliir,
now at the Mmore pier having h-r big
windless repaired, will be turned loose
tomorrow afternoon sometime. R. M,
that the Democrat lo adiniuiatration of
this city stood fur aa "open own". Nor
this reverted to with any Ida of
harsh criticism, for that party ia la
power now, and ia supposed to know
just what it is doing) but it ia said fur
the purpose of substantiating tha claim
this paper made la this relation, and to
put tha administration squsrely on rec
ord ia tha premises.
On Friday night Chief of Police nal-
li'k and his men pulled eighteen men
for gambling; eixteen Chinks and two
white men. Kacs of these people put
up Mil money wit a the police au
thorities, and yesterday afternoon, not
a single man apoared iu court to
answer the charge of gambling, and
forfeited to tha city. So far, so
good.
The police oftWrs responsible for the
arrest and fur the tulwequent procedure
in relation to tha forfeiture of tha bail
money, were nut backward la admitting
that It was the first of tha monthly
srrrst thst are regularly billed for tha
futurej and the only conclusion left, is,
that the old method of permitting
even-thing to run wide open, on the baa-
REDUCTIONS
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REDUCTIONS
THE
GREATEST
ALE
the Ironwork ia in the
Astoria Iron Works.
tha premises, and tha French bark sail-j him on charges of habitual intoxication.
THE LAST
CALL FOR
JANUARY
SHOPPERS
YOU'VE JUST THREE M01E SHOPPING , DAYS LEFT THIS
MONTH, THREE MORE IN WHICH TO PARTICIPATE WITH US IN
The Greatest of All
January Sales
IF YOU APPRECIATE TRJE VALUES, YOUR OWN SELF IN
TEREST SHOULD PROMPT YOU TO TURN TO US FOR YOUR
EVERY NEED,
THE LAST THREE DAYS ARE GOING TO BE HUMMERS AND
WE WANT EVERY WOMAN WHO HAS SHOPPING TO DO TO GET
FULL BENEFIT OF THE .
BIG REDUCTIONS
Don't Delay, Come While
You May
AND REMEMBER THAT NO M1TTER WHAT YOUR PURCHASE IS
YOU WILL GET
ONLY NEW GOODS
THE FOARD 8 STOKES CO.
ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE.
Where the New things Make Their Debut.
ia of a trail r and vulumliuuu revenue.
Leathers U doing the woodwork, wI'H'Lrniing by way of fine, and forfeitures,
uim w ur ... ... , , .s
is mn nn uiriw Ul funvi uillllliniiaiiuii
from now on.
This paper is making no Useless pro
test about it it is up to the party in
power to do what it thinks best fur the
Notice to Mariners,
Humboldt TUy, California. (List of
Lighta and Fog Signals, Pacific Coast,
1904, page 2. No. W, and M-t of IJjjM,
Huoys and Deymsrka, Pacifle Cowst,
19(16, page 34).
Brosnon's Wharf Light, located on
tha southwesterly corner of Droanou s
Wharf, easterly side of the channel in
the northerly jurt of Humboldt Bay,
temporarily discontinued December 1,
owing to repairs to the wharf, waa re
established January 24.
Humboldt liar. Cillifornia. (List of
Lights, Iluoys and Duyuiarks, Pscillc
Coast, 19O0, pag. 34).
North Spit Ituoy, No. 3, placed near
the turn in North Jetty, Humboldt lUy,
heretofore reported adrift, was repkic-
ej January 2.1.
WASHINGTON.
lbrrington Point (la Ilimy. aft -r Nn.
108, page 30 (I.i-t of Light, ltuuys and
Daynuirks, Sjiecial l'out, I'.Mifl, page
"). The characUristic of the light on
this buoy will not be changed.
1xal Notice to .Mariner No. MflOfl,
i-sncd by this oflic, January 1", YMWi.
is hereby revoked.
Ity order of the Light houe Board, II.
T. Mayo, Commander, U, S. N., Iiisiiev-
tor, 12th Lighthouse District. '
Church
Notices!
Boa
Of all Great Sales
0
going oo
iu
REDUCTION
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REDUCTION
Look at our Window and
$4-65 Suits
IP.A.SIMES
EEDUCTI0N8
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ItVUJCTlONS
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First Presbyterian.
Key. Wm. 8. Gilbert, pastor. The
pastor will preach morning and even
ing. In tha morning, at 11 o'clock, "The
More Abundant Life"; evening, 7:30,
"The Church and the Times." Chorus
Choir.
First M. E. Church.
The psntori will preach at II a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.j class meeting at 10:30
s. m.j Sunday school at 12:19, and
Kpworth eLague at 6:30 p. tn. The
choir will render special music at the
regular evening service, Tha league
service will be led by Miss Busey.
You are cordially invited to all tha ser-
vU- ..JAM
Cored Lumbago.
A. B. Canraan, cnicago, writes March
4, 1903. "Having been troubled with
Lumbago, at different times and tried
one physician after another then differ
ent ointments and liniments, gava it np
altogether. So I tried once mora, and
got a bottle of Ballard's Snow Lini
ment, which gava ma almost instant
relief. I can cheerfully recommend it,
and will add my nsme to your list of
sufferers Sold by Hart's drug store.
t5he &JA-
BEElkuaiHIVE
A WORD TO
SUFFICIENT,
THE WISE IS
Only a Few
More Days
Left of the
Great
Reduction
Sale
ONE OPPORTUNITY IN ia
MONTHS 10 BUY THE NE
CESSITIES AT A to PER CENT
REDUCTIONS.
SHEETING, MUSLINS, CALI
COES, DRESS GOODS.
ALL SEASONABLE GOODS
LIKE CLOAKS, HATS, MISSES'
DRESSES AND OTHER OUTER
GARMENTS SOLD AT COST
AND LESS.
WX HAVE A FEW EXCEL
LENT BARGAINS LEFT IN
SUITS AND CLOAKS. .
J$ XShe,
o
city, and It is up to the people to to-
quisce, or aix-iaun ana loiuia it. nui
the "tale is told", and thrre need I no
more hedging, nr dodging, nor rentg
ging on the pert of tho-e rexilile
(or the policy so plninly In vogue. And
they may aa well extend the system, as'
fsst, and as far, as it Is applicable, with
out further hesitation or Useless de
nial Thia paper has leen sswre thst gamb
ling was going on for weeks pest and
hss been patiently awaiting tha an
nouncement of the plan of regulation
that waa to be used in rejrrd to H.
We are al-o patiently awaiting the dis.
position that is to be made in the mat
ter of other public evils.
It i erfvtly safe to asume that
the authority under which Hilef llnl
lirk erted in the matter of pulling these
men, and the ensuing procedure, is a
dlflwt result of the condii-ions reerheil
on Thursday night last at the joint
meeting of the ioice eomioUslon and
the Council Committee on Health ami
I'oliiss, The conelu-ion Is a Inevitable
as Is the prompt application of the rule
by the polii chief.
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e PERSONAL MEHTIOII.
S. Tilsir of Kelio -pent yesterday in
Astoria on buslne-s.
George IMatt I ft yesterday on the
Senator for San Fram iwo.
It. Kramer, a resilient of Alierdecn, is
in the city this week on business.
. K Htrausa returned from Tort
laml on the late train lnt night,
The Misses Kkivel returned last night
from a brief viit to tha metropolis.
. John Nelson, of Oregon City, was a
business visitor in Astoria yesterday.
8. C. Tookrr of Minneapolis wss a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jacobson arrived
home last night via the 10:30 exprvsa.
James Kldcr of Nan Francisco was in
.Astoria yesterday transacting business.
Mrs, Capt, R. E. Howes wss a home
passenger on tha Portland express lsst
night
Miss Nellie Dickinson returned from
the metropolis on tha express last even
ing. Alfred Lloyd, of Kkamokawa wu In
town yesterday for a brief business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E.,Veaiie, of Cath
lainet, apent yesterday in the city with
friends,
August Dildrbrsnd was a homing
passenger on tha night train last night,
from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dyer were on
the Portland express on it arrival here
last night.
Mrs. M. R. Pomeroy expects to Icarr
Our Desiro iv o
Vicase Our Cast iners
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W quote you our J. penJuble M cba
A Jva Coffee i
i lb. csa
a lb. cans
Imo
7S
i.oo
j lb. cans
Kvery jtoiind giisrsnteed to gi' satis
f s tn hi or i'iir money bad.
ISTORIAGROCERY
Phone Main 081
623 Commercial SC
tinliiy foi llelliiigham to remain a brief
time visiting her parents.
Mrs. J. C. I'hair of this city, returned
List evening from Portkmd after1 a two
weeks' vi.it with relatives.
J. (?. Rydmsn came down from
Knnppa, yesterday, on btisinesa, return
ing on last night'a express.
Mr. and Mrs. C, It. Callrnder wera
among the home-comers on the Port
land express at 10:30 last night.
Mr. "ami Mrs. (1, C, Masten came In
from Portland last night, after a brief
but pleasant stay with friends there.
CHANGE OF TIME
Tha Baltimore 4 Ohio Sallroal
Commencing Sunday, November !.
train No. 6, tha Royal Blua Limited, will
leave Grand Central passenger atation,
Chicago at I p. m., Instead of 1:30 p. m.
and will arrive In Pittsburg at 0:35 a.
m., Washington at 4:40 p. m Bsltlmeee
6:50 p. m. Philadelphia, 1:19 p. m. New
York 10:40 p. m. tba same aa with tha
old schedule, thus reducing tha tima
ona hour and thirty minutes. No sxoesa
fare will be charged on this fast limited
train. All other trains will arrive and
depart tha aama aa formerly, Stop-over
la allowed at Washington, Baltlmora and
Philadelphia, not to exceed tea days, at
esch plaoe, on all flnrMasa through
tlcksU.
N. B. Truth, St. Paul, June 31, '09 -I'va
lived so long, I remember well when
tha Mississippi was a brook. My good
With and long Ufa came by taking
lollliter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
end. F ank Hart, druggist.
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