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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1906)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA, OREGON. WIDWESDAT, JANUARY iol BAR, BAY AND RIVER Extremely Quiet Day Alonj the Waterfront. . ! Th British ehip Blytheewood U due from Portland, grain laden for Europe. j Th steamship Aragonia should reach W. todav on her outward voyair to ' Japan and Chin. I Th barkentin Portland U en rout .down Die river, outward bound with lumber. FEW SHIPS PASS THE I The big French Am. the hark Mh helet BAR and the American shin Columbia r still in port awaiting bar dispatch, Th hi trump Klleric made fotiW CUckaunanshir Leave Vf For Port- ,ttempt to clear th bay yesterday and land Today Ellenc Fails t mhi "attempt to clear th bar yesterday and to S Bar a tat Docks, Barrier Comment on orage. WITH THE INVALIDS News of Sick and Injured on Both Sid of Bay. The schooner John A. Campbell clear ed frwu the custom house here, yeater- dav with 6.0.nuo tret of good Oregon Th atctmer Dipalch crossed in from lumber from the Htimt Mill, destined San Francisco at 11 o'clock yesterday for Sin Pedro, morning. She brought up logging Vv . eomotivw and tender, tor emre on m. j wnw ,n TM,frAlY wttfc 1m of the Robinson Rafting Company. . . .. M ri: tf. C. track out of Stella. The heavy tuff w M)J$ A R wjs, ,nd 3ottph ""loaded on a barge at the A. C,, fmm o,,,, M& .sheriff G W. piera and will be towed, hence, to ! Una t ion by one of the Callender boat, at the Dispatch draw too much water : to land there. Handera, of Wahkaikuro county, liana Petersen from AHoona, and Two of her crew deserted her here, on Monday last. I The British shiu Clackmananshirw will Olympian Se. be towed to Portland today. She will The- old passenger boat OtvmpUlfon''" wr cnarter u ene la no in inni reached San Francieo vesterdav, on the pon ai niiunipni iuru., tow linea of the tug Da unties. Both vel must have had very favorable weather, for the time speut from bar to bar was much let than wua expected by their owner. Even bet were made in Portland that the Olympian would never reach San Francisco. The men who lost are revising their books, and the odd they offered at the time the old hulk left Portland th.it she would not get to Boston will probable be? ' smaller tince he has proved herself suf ficiently seaworthy to stand the trip to the Bay City FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. The steamship Xichomedia is due her from China at almost any hour. ' The barkentine Aurora, i due down from Portland lumber laden for Cali fornia delivery. A Jamaican Lady Speak Highly tt Chamberlain'! Cough Remedy. Mr. Michael Hart, wife of tba upr- intendent of Cart Service at Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies Islands, say that she baa for soma year used Chamber lain' Coagh Remedy for cough, croup and whooping cough and ha found it eery beneficial She h implicit ton fidenc In it and would not be without a bottle of it in her home. Sold by Frank Hart, and leading druggist. There' cure for old age, an excel lent and thorough one. There ia noth ing sensational about it It i the best the doctor can find under existing cir cumstances. Hollister Rocky Moun tain Tea. 33 cents. Tea or Tablet. Frank Hart, druggist. SUITS SACRIFICED POSITIVELY THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED YOU; ARE YOUR'S FOR THE TAKING. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE FROM TWELVE HANDSOME TAIL- ACCIDENTS PREDOMINATE Chronicle f People With Maladies and Misfortune Long List for Healthy Atoria-But AU Art Doing Well ORED SUITS. ALL THAT'S LEFT WINTER LINE AT ONLY i OF OUR ELEGANT FALL AND It U not often, that Astoria furnishes much of a list of invalid, except when there ha been a succession of accideut hereabout, and the chronicle of disrate hern are usually, made up of imported maladies. Yesterday , however, there seemed to be an acre of notes oa people who were more, or les, afflicted, in various nay. and the history of the day, in this b half is grouped by itaeli, a the nunihr reported warranted it. At St. Mary a hospiUl, young Fred lleilman Jr., son of Mr. and Mr. Fred Heihnan, of thi city, wa fonnd nuffrr ing from a very necesitou operation In volving the removal of his left eye, The original injury waa caused by flying piec of steel, from an ax h waa using, on lat Thursday while cut ting wood on a farm near Oigon City. Dr. Henderson performed th operation and th lad was resting comfortably last evening. Yesterday afternoon a man by name of John Hyerke, wa brought to St. Mary's, from AHoona, bia home, with hi right leg broken below th knee. IL wa whitewashing hi home-barn snd fell a distance of twelve feet, being tangled up on the ladder from which he waa working. Dr. Fulton set th. in ured member and he i getting along in comparative ease. Dr. Tevio Fostromm waa called to Deep River yesterday to relieve th in juries of Mr. A. B. Long, who had the misfortune to break her left forearm jvstrrduy morning while attending to some of her household duties. Th arm wa set and Mrs. Long i reported doing! nicelr in the premise; Word also come: from Deep River that William Andcr-t son, the well Known merchant mere, is seriously ill. but the exact natui of ailment is not known. At 8 o'clock last evening, a little daughter wa born to Mr. and Mr. J.j H. KinntMie, at their home. No. 273 Bond j street; mother and babe both projrress-1 ing finely. Dr. Este ha charge of tW eas. Mr. Z. Tetlow, of Hammond, has re turned to her home, after convalescing ifrom an operation lately performed at the Kites' sanitarium. As bus Mrs. J. n. Smith, who departed for her Nelnlem home yest nlny after treatment at the same institution. Assessor M. S. ITnfrnn, of Wahkiakum county, is on the high-road to recovery after undergoing an operation performed J by Dr. Estes, and will leave for his Skamokawa home shortly. The little daughter of Cnptnln and Mrs. John Haggblom. who ha be'n here for some time receiving treatment for I Nephritis, is reported improving stead-it-. .:. . : t i i lijr mui erij- iiiriiune u eiTiij sun complete recovery. in this country and Mra, Kyi aceom panied him front plac to place. At hm time she lived in Cobourg, while woti on, the Ric Lnk brilg waa la pro gress. At another, th family resided in l.rhine, Mr, Kyi being turaeed in ihe construction of th Ijchlna Canal. He helted to build the flmt railway In Osnad from IjicIiIii to Montreal and later had th eontrwrt for section of the Craml Trunk east of Montrvat. His first work in Canadn wa on the fortifi cation at Quebec. "Sine Mr. Kyh-'C death In 1H.KJ, Mr. Kyle ha resided principally at Sher bnsike, Dowmanville and Port Hope and in all the places she be many friends. Living through th reigns of five sovereigns, her mind was stored with msny remlnlsrenses of th daya long gun by., (Mi could tell stork of Thomas Carljle, who waa known to her personally could remember Sir Walter Scott walking th street of Edinburgh with hia dog at his heel, and could criticise th appearance of George IV. whom the had aeen and cordially dis liked. Her memories of Canada la th early year of th century wer also f rough! with Interest, The funeral took place Wednesday at .Sherbrooke," T. F. Kyle, a son of pe deceased, ha lived ia Astoria sine 1874, and is 70 year old. He etate that longevity la a rharaeteristio of th family and he confidently expects to witness the pass ing of a century. Mr. Kyi haa raised a larj family ia Astoria, th member of which have scattered to different points along the Pacific, Coast. For hi own part h ia contented to remain In Astoria, where he take life easy a min ing himself on th banjo, an instru ment with which he la quite an adept, ami doing odd Jolw around town. Mr. Kyle says hi father's brother served with Queen Victoria 'a life guard in the early forty', being noted for hia height and great strength. Hoar t Frmat Bilious Attack. On who Is subject to bilious attacks will aotlc that for day or mora be fore th attack h la sot hungry at meal time and feel dull after Ung, A do of Chamberlain' 8tomach aad Liver Tablet whea the first symp toms appear will ward of th attack. They ar for sale by Frank Ilart and leading druggists. COCXXXKCCCXCXXX)COOOOCO i VALUES RANGE FROM laxoo TO Ijo.oo AND THERE IS NOT ONE GARMENT IN THE LOT THAT IS NOT MADE RIGHT DOWN TO THE MINUTE FOR STYLE. TWELVE FORTUNATE ASTORIA WOMEN WILL REAP THE BENEFIT OF THIS GREAT SALE. WILL YOU BE AMONG THE NUMBER. AT ABOVE PRICE NO SUITS SOLD EXCEPT FOR CASH AND ALL ALTERATIONS WILL BE CHARGED FOR. Coats and Skirts Also Equally Reduced. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY THE FOARD 8 STOKES CO. ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE. Where the New things Make Their Debut. DEATH OF CENTENARIAN. Mother of T. F. Kyi of Thi City Dies at Great Age. T. F. Kyle of thi city, ha received word of the d.th of his aged mother on January 16, 1 '!, at Port Hope, On tario. Canada. At the time of her death the deceased was 09 year, S month and 28 days old, having been born on March 18, 1806. The following account of the Centenarian's life taken from "The Evening Guide", published at Port Hope, Canada, may prove of Interest to resident in thi cityi "By th death of Mr. Helen Kyle, the a(ed mother of Mm. James fralok, of this town, at an early hour Tuesday morning, a most interesting carver was brought to a close. Mrs. Kyle was born on March 18, lHOfl, in Dysart, Scot land. Her msiden nam wa Helen Find lay, her mother being a member of the famous Rudiman family. On her fain K side she cam from a family of Sea men, who fought at various times in the great naval contests with the French. Her father, a naval officer, fought under Admiral Duncan at Cam per down. It is alo Interesting to note that her grandfather was out with Ron nie Prince Charli in '45. Her brother also had interesting careers a seafaring men. "Upon her marriage to Thomas Kyle in 1827, she and her husband crossed to Canada. Mr. Kyi wa an engineer, who waa engaged in the construction of many of th early canala, bridge and railways J X5he tvJJU A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT. Only a Few More Days Left of the Great Reduction Sale "ONE OPPORTUNITY IN i MONTHS TO UY 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. REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS THB SALE 99 O 09 o Of all Great Sales Going on Nod REDUCTION REDUCTION REDUCTION Look at our Window and iSeilf $4-65 Suits w ao REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS WILL WED TODAY. I WX HAVE A FEW EXCEL- ; ; LENT BARGAINS LEFT IN ; !; SUITS AND CLOAKS. Mis M. L. Sovey and Mr. W Join DuUnle. At the. horn of her mother, Mr. Leonora Sovey, No. Oil Commercial treet, In till city, lata thi afternoon. Mi Margaret louU Sovey will be come the bride of Mrt Willsrd I. Tlusn. of Kansas City, Missouri, a gentleman of uiein and eultur, and a direct descendenl of lr. llenjamin Hush, one of the signer of th IWIrlion of Independence, and for whom the famous ltn.h Medical CoUcire. at Chicago, was named. The wedding -will lie performed by Kcv. John r, A. Waters rector ht. Mary' Catholic church of thi city, and will be a quiet, home ITir, none but the member of the family being pres ent. Atcr the ceremony the bride ami groom will deart for a three months' tour of California and Mexico, going to th 'ir future home, via the Southern States, and on reselling Kansas City, will lie domiciled at No. 517 Forrest avenue. There are hist of people in this city, where the clial'miny bride ha grown to womanhood, who will deplore .lirr ilc iiirtnr. even under liie happy aupee her chronicled, vet utilise be-t and most cordial wishes go with the newly wedded pair, to th farthest limit of habitat and life, for an uix-easing ihiindunce of the iiish! tilings that go to make up the tilca-snt r measures of life, and which comH-nsale for the oc casional shadow that will arise. The Morning A.lmisn desire to be numbered among these well-wisher, Jt to show yon what good good land good service really is, send u a I. Rush to trial order. A SHIPMENT OF FANCY COOKIES AND CRACKERS JUST RECEIVED TODAY. ' Th better th Cradt th bigger th trad. And t list's why so many peopl look to us with conflileinw for the best va riety and most complete line of gro ceries In th city, ST0RIAGR0CERY Phone Mala 081 523 Commercial St, Men ar quit eager a womeu to cultivst looks, V know of hundreds of men in this vicinity that are taking Hollister'a Rocky Mountain Tea. Smart fellows, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart, druggist. In addition to being an exceptionally Ine hay country A appear that the ranchers of Deer Lodg valley value their soil a especially well adapted to the pursuit of toxicology. The people who paid Town Tole for prominence ar getting at all right. Pleasant and Most E fleet I v. T, J. Cbsmber, Ed. Vindicator, Lib arty, Texae, write Dee. S3, 1002 1 "With plrasur and unsolicited by you I bear testimony to ths curative power of Ballard's Horebound Syrup, hsvs nsd it my family and can cheer fully affirm It is th most rffectlv and best remedy for cough and cold I have over used." Th Grip. "Before w ran sympathlr with oth ers, w must hav suffered ourselves No on can realif th suffering attend ant upon an atack of th grip, unless b has had th actual experience. Ther 1 probably no (lis.- that cause so much physical snd mental agony, or which ao successfully defies medical aid. All danger from th grip, however, may b avoided by th prompt us of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Among th ten of thousands who hav usd this remedy, not on ca haa ever been reported that ha resulted in pneumonia or that haa not recovered. For sal by Frank Hart, and leading druggist. COUNTESS ARRIVES. NEW YORK, Jan. 0.-M!a Roosvlk and Congressman fongworth boarded th revenue cutter May and proceeded down New York harbor to meet th steamer YVJIhelin Der Gross upon which th Countess D Chtmhrun, Longwortb'a . sister, hs come to thi country a m guest at th wedding. RUMORS OF DISORDERS. , ST. PLTEUSni lM). Jan. Sfl.-Riimor ar in circulation of disorder among the sailors at RevaL Th admiralty de nies them. For any dia of th akin there I nothing better than Chamber lalnf Salv. It relieve th itching and burn ing sensation Instsntly and soon effect a cur. Sold by Frank Ilart and lead- Sold by Hart's drug store ing druggists.