THURSDAY, MAY 31, loot
THE MORNING ASTOItlAN, ASTOHIA, OREGON.
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TRINCETON IN PORT GREAT REJOICING
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Our Groceries
One Piano Number Free with Every $5.00 Purchase.
Are nllfylnn hundreds of iUJy P
tiom and now li good time for you to
become one. BEAR IN MIND that
are headquarter for STRAWBERRIES.
ROSS, HIGGINS . Co.
ASTORIA'S LEADING GROCERS.
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.
DEAD AT WESTPORT.
New. M'licln-il i illy yi'Mei'ili)'
iin.iiiiny of !n' ilfiilli 011 'I'iii'hiIiiv rilylil.
nt VpIhii iI 11 well Iiiiiiwii lion
int'l ritii'M, Mr, .1, I). .Mi'Kni'lnuil, who
for the pant twenty jmii lilt Iwen an
active mill liijjlily if .(iimI'mI iltimn ttf
llmt iliii-c mill nf Kniijijiit hi lliin i'imiii
ty. H Immmi nillitjf fur yearn with
ii;tTiui tiiHilili'a, llif imliui" hiiiI i'ver-
t y til wlilili have UHM nil profm.
' i(iiiul .lull tj Hiilxlut', 11 ml ilmilli lute at
limi mt en finl to Kiinou mill bravely
Wmi ufl'itriiiK'
U. MrKuiliuicI hh mi iiiuiiiirrM
mmi, Imt wa iuioiiiiii'il liv a nuniher
of rrlnlivr, miimijj ulioin w lirotlii'r
with lit un niN'iiili'i tlifrp n lmi
. and .VlKwlfiiiK-n I). II. 4Vi'h und
V, .1, St'lirrilimjff'l, nniin, Ixith of t iil
citjr. A upM-iul (ruin will My tin- A. 4. C.
ilrjinl at 10 uVliN'k thin nioiiiiiit', for
Wentport, parrying all who may de.ire
to jmy the tribute of repwt to
the d-at inm-hanl, whine funeral will
take place at Went port, at 1 o'clock
thU afternoon. The daiMil jfi-nt Innnn
wa a dh'iiiIkt f the I'lmbyteriiin
faith, and a Mvial choir will jfo hence
thl inoinintf, to amplify the wrvice
thie Unlay.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING. .
There will Im g democratic rally at
the Star theatre, Friday niKht, June I,
at n o'clock, Npenker .In imp llarvy
Graham, candidal fur rongrei. T. 0.
lliiily, for iipnin" Jmlj,'e uiiil lolin
Mulling ironerutinj atteorney of port
hind. Alt mi incited 1o attend hy order
of DriiHM'rntir ('ominiU;.
SCHEDULE CHANGED.
On the tenth titty of June.
the A-toriu A Columbia ltiver
Rnilloiul Company will dimitf the
mdiediih' of the Scuaide-I'ort land ex
pren to that it will h-nve Sen-ide at
lt:.V o'clock in the iiimiiiiiK and depart
from .Worm nt S :'.' a. 111. iuatead of at
7:4.i u now pievnilin. It W well
iiii'liilolii nw wdf t'l lhi eoliteinpliited
hift in the time in time.
HOEFLER'S
TODAY
ICE CREAMS
and
SHERBETS
VANILLA, STRAWBERRY
ICE CREAM
FRUIT SHERBET
Wcfind that fresh and
crisp
arc the only kind that
give satisafction.
If you think
the same order from us.
GOOD GOODS.
118 -122 Twelfth St., Astoria, Ore.
REPUBLICAN
HOUR
Dr. James Withycombe Speaks in
Astoria Tonight.
LOGAN HALL IS THE PLACE
Hon. W, I. Dunnlway Will Alto Deliver
an Addreii All CitiMti Gladly
Welcome Important Mes
sages for the People.
Thi l republican day in AWirla!
The llnal predicate for republican vie
tory will le hiid tonight I
tiovenmr to-be Juinea Wtlliynmilie
will addre the citizen of the city and
county on the Unw- of the prenent
cnmpaljiii front the republican ataml
point, at ln;an' Hill tonight, and there
will be euoiijjli of logic and houet go
pel 11. the mne reliit t the mnliiten
aine of (;owl jffivernment ia the State
of Oregon, t" mpp'y everylxxly wljo
nmy have the good firtune to x on
tin ml, aii'l there will lie a rouing hoime.
for it U enM-ntiiil that denwwte
nlmiitd know jut what Mr. Wjthycoml
taniU for, an well their own ehoen
head, who follow tomorrow night, and
they are cordially Invited.
Willi K. Dunniway. republican nomi
ne for the ollli of tat printer, will
l.e the party tonight and will lend hie
trnlned and aide viv to the ennemldfl,
ami the roiinty candidate will all le
preent and contribute to the auece
of the tnt itf .
The marrow of the whole political
iluatioti will ! ppenUd tonight and
jt i morally certain there will be pen
nine enlilitenment along line hither
to iinbroiiched in thin county during
the present contet, anl for that rea
noil it i Imped there will be a hig turn
out of all citiuen, whatever may le
their precoiicieved Iden. Tliere will be
no di-appointment for anyone md prob
ably a deal of edifying end illuminn
t'um for vein' innny.
Owing to the dentil of Mr. J. P. Mt
Fnrland, of Wetport. the repiibliinn
jniH'ting Hcheduled for that little city on
hint night wn abandoned.
MULTNOMAH WINS.
Large Crowd Watchea Shamrocks and
MuUnomaha in Baseball Contest.
Multnomah R, Shamrocks 2.
The M'anee nt the A. F. C. grounds
yesterday afternoon wa attended by
about 4(M enthusiastic fans, who cheered
both winner and hwer alike, whenever a
gooil play was made. Atoria lot the
game through the superior teamwork of
the visitors, and the errors which seem
ed to come tanier" than run. Multno
mah scored early in the game through a
combination of error ou the part of
the home team and this performance
wan repeated at intervals. The eighth
and ninth cantos however, were blank
for iKith hides, as Astoria had recovered
fnmi the stage fright or whatever it
might be termed, and there was nothing
doing for Portland.
Three safe hits were made by Mult
nomah and four by the Shamrocks
Charles Abererombie acted as umpire
to everyone's satisfaction ,and no decis
ions were questioned. The gume through
out was clean and gentlemanly, and the
locals have no kick coming believ
ing that they lost to a better team. On
Sunday the Sharnrocks will meet the
team fnm Fort Columbia, at the A. F.
C. grounds. The game will start at 3
o'clock sharp.
Struck By Ball.
During the baseball game yesterday
afternoon between the Shamrocks and
the Multnomah nine of Portland a sub
pitcher of the visiting team was ncci
dently struck in tho back of the head
by a. batted ball. The boll was driven
with great force and the player was
knocked unconscious. A physician wasj
cnllcd and revived the injured num.
Baseball goods at Svenson's.
U, S. Gunboat Reached Astoria
Yesterday.
TATTENHAM ARRIVES HERE
Telegraph Hai a Bit of Trouble on
Down Trip Yeattrday Letter
From China Movementi of
Local Craft Notes,
The l(ritih hteMiimhip Tottenham ar
rived in fKiiu China and Manila in the
afterniHHi of yesterday, llitei n days from
the latter port, and report a heavy
(tie. of we.ttlier as she approached this
coiiit. She went on directly to the me
tropolis when- he will load out lumber
at the Sort hern pacific, mill for the
Orient.
The IiiiihImiiic white hull of the
l'nite.1 State gunlsiat Princeton loomed
upon the western horizon off this bar
yetenLy afternoon and by 2:40 she had
troiiwcd in and wa oon at anchor in
tin- city channel; and in all probability,
will be in port for the next trti or fifteen
day. he will go to Portland to join Ad
miral fioodrich und the flaghlp today.
The Princeton i in the fourth rate of
naval veel and of llXt ton diplaf
incuts .V.:i ton regi-terj UJ8 feet long;
IM! feet wide am) lli feet deep; and was
built by the Hath Iron Work, at
Path. Maine, in IHO.Vimw. She is a
screw, tee teamr. with Imrkentine
rig. with an indicated horepower of
100H, und stand fop-112!t knots per
hour under way.
The "teiiiner Telegrapli had occasion
yeterday on her way down from Port
bind, to call at the Hume mill dock just
eut of this city .and in coming out
from there, she grazed the sand spit
that ha formed east of the Silva de
Cniee wreck, and the sands held her
harp stem in good fashion until the
Cullender Navigation Company's steam
er. Jordan, with C. H. Cullender on
hoard, went up to her aistance, and
Micceeded in pulling her1 into the chan
nel, after breaking a four-inch hawser
in the effort, One free she sped away
to the berth t the Callender dock,
when, she arrived exactly thirty min
ute late and entirely uninjured. Mr.
and Mr. .1. W. Welch of thi city, were
ivt uiiiing pa-Mnyer from Portland, on
the Telegraph. She left up on pot
time, with a good li-t of people Port
land bound from hence among whom
whs I!ev. Father Dielnmn of this city.
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The oil tanker Atln anie. down
from Pott In ml eterday morning and
went to sen and California on the after
noon Hood,
The steamer Sue II. F.lmorc arrived
in from Tillamook City yesterday
morning with a number of passengers
and a general load of merchandise.
The Imrkentine Amelia came in over
the bar yesterday from San Francisco
and is now at anchor off the 0. It. 4 X.
piers, awaiting towage to the metropolis.
'Hie steamer Lulling wa,n to the
metropolis last evening on time, with
the following named people on her reg
ister: Captain Crang, Mrs. A. Metealf
and Mrs. I K. Liner.
A letter was received yesterday by
Chief Kngincer Rober of the federal
quartermaster's steamer Major Guy
Howard, from his son Will Robei one
of the engineers of the monster Hill
liner. Minnesota, and dated on May
13th at Yokohama, in which he say
they had a splendid passage over. The
.steamer was -due to leave for Kobe, and
thence to Nagasaki where she would be
dry-docked for some essential repairs,
after which she would go to Shanghai
and Hong Kong for cargo. He is pleas
antly quartered and likes his post bet
ter than anv he has served in before.
WANT DAY OFF.
J. lie looks nnu liHiierx 1.111011 01 1
city will hold a meeting on Friday to
consider the matter of demanding one
day off during the week. As it now is
the members of the union arc compelled
to work seven days in the week, and
an effort will be made to have this renii
died, so as to give tho union members a
chance for some rest and recreation.
Morning Astorinn, 65 cents per month,
tho Morning Astorian.
Ail Spain Celebrates Approach'
ing Marriage of King.
LIGHTS SHINE AT CAPITOL
Madrid it Gaily Decorated for the Oc
casionMarriage Contract ii Sign-
d Yesterday Many Recep
tions Occurred Tonight.
MADIMI), May 30, Spain is rejoicing
on the eve of the wedding of Kinj Al
phonse and the Prim- K. Victoria, a
the Spnriih call F.iia. and the capital
has not seen such a scene of nthusiam
at, is present generally. Tonight the
whole city i aglow with fireworks and
electrical illumination, while the streets
are thronged with dcri-e masse of peo
ple. The chief event today were the
King's reception of the foreign envoys
and the signing of the wedding contract.
The latter ceremony took place in Pardo
Palace in the presence of Premier Moret
and the other cabinet ministers. The
contract appear tonight in the -official'
gazette. Article 2 gives the bride an
a 11 11 mi I income of VMSMI and in the
event of the King's death. &0.000. In
article .1, Victoria' renuonces all her
.right to succeion to the British
throne. Other article relate to the mar
riage. Many receptions occurred to
night. COAST BASEBALL SCORES.
Northwest League Scores.
At Spokane -SjMikane , Tacoma 2.
At Butte ;rays Harbor 0, Butte 2.
Coast League Score.
At OaklandFrHo 6, San Fran
cisco 2.
At Portland -Portland 11. 3; Oakland
0. e.
At Sent tie-Seattle 1, 0; Lo An
geles .'1, O. The last game was called off
at the end of the sixth inning.
STRIKE TROUBLE.
SAN J CAN. Porto Rico, May 30.
The striker are seriously interfering
with work on the sugaf plantation in
the Arecilm ditrict. The American fed
eration of lalior assert the police were
used to intimidate the striker. As the
policemen were taking prisoners to Are
cilio jail today they passed a labor meet
ing. The speaker urged the crowd to
release a striker. In the conflict a po
liceman 'was Iwdly hurt and a striker
killed. President Gompers will protest
to Piv-ident Poosevelt.
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Jack Huurne of Seattle came in on the
noon train yesterday.
D. H. Corlinger of Walla Walla is a
business visitor in the city.
S. A. Parks of Salem arrived in the
city yesterday for a short stay.
G. A. Marvin of Victoria is in the
city on a business trip of a few days.
Mrs. 0. A. Heitmiller of Tillamook
City is in Astoria on a brief vi-it.
W. A. Wood of I-n Crosse, w as a busi
nes visitor in the city yoterduy.
. G. Longstreet of Memphis was among
the business tourist here yesterday.
H. D. Crawford of Spokane was in
the eitv between trains on a business
trip.
R. J. Biinscom of Seattle arrived here
yesterday noon on the Portland ex
pres.
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habler of Tilla
jniook City, are in the city and guests
at the Occident.
X. D. Trevor of Butte arrived in the
city ou the noon express yesterday on
a business tour.
Mrs. C. A. Coolidjie was a homing
passenger 011 the noon express from
Portland yesterday.
Henry Fisher, of Svensen, who, sev
eral days ago, was taken to Portland
for an operation for stomach trouble,
is reported to be in a very precarious
conditions.
Mrs. J. II. Jeffcrs and Miss F.lla Mes
senger were passengers on the steamer
Nahcotta yesterday morning for Ilwaoo,
whither they went to adorn the grave
of their brother, the late Leslie Mes
senger, with the blossoms of the season.
Mrs. S. K. Morton was a passenger
for Portland ou the evening express
last night, whither she goes to meet
Mrs. C. H. Hcilborn and daughter, Miss
Olgu. who are enroute home from Hono
lulu, where they have Spent the past
eight months. They returned to Amer
ica on the steamship Korea, which land
ed at San Francisco on Thursday last.
Mrs. Morton will return to Astoria with
them.
Jojfomisiini
It am no joke; it am the truth. My
Sunday-Go-to-Meeting Clothes looks
fine and dandy alt de time 'Case Mr.
Wise he press 'em just as often as I
like. All of Mr. Wise's customers kin
have their clothes pressed FREE at
any ole time.
Merman Wise
Astoria's Reliable Clothier
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Saw MiU Men, $2.25 per day.
Yard Men, $2.00 per day.
Ten Boys, Over 16 Years Old to Work
In Box Factory.
TONGUE POINT LUMBER CO
ASTORIA, ORB.
mmms dividends to
SHAREHOLDERS
Limited Allotment of stock now offered 12 per cent guaranteed. Will pay
over 30 per cent when stores are established.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
COL J. B. FULLER, President. (Ex-California Bank Commissioner.)
HON. TRUMAN REEVES, Secretary and Treasurer (Treasurer of the State
of California.)
CAPTAIN E. E. CAINE. Director, -(Capitalist and Ship Owner, Seattle, Wash.)
T. K. STATELER, Director,' (General Agent Northern Pacific R. R.)
WILLIAM CROCKER. Director, (San Francisco.)
5, 10 and 15 Cent Stores
50 STORES NOW BEING ESTABLISHED ON, PACIFIC COAST.
MANAGERS WANTED who can influence capital. .Share of profits and salary ;
i to right party.
PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES CO.
INCORPORATED
Head Office: Union Savings Bank Building. Oakland, Cal. '
Prospectus and information free. Write today.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHNIFOX, Pres. and SupK
P L BISHOP. Secretary
Designers and Manufacturers of
THE LATEST IMPKOVED
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers
Complete Cannery
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
A. L. FOX, Vice Pres.
ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK, Treas
Outfits Furnished
Foot of Fourth Street.