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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1906)
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULI II, 1900. ;r For Those Who Place Quality First "PIN-HONEY PICKLES" Tfje Pickles of Quality,? Dcllghtfily Appetizing In Bottles or Bulk, Piaiif or Mixed. A: Fresh Supply Just Received. ROSS, HIQQIN5 & CO. ASTORIA'S HADING CR0CEB3. IBS IB V III r OrklU sells ikat. tf. 84 ahell wuvwlrs at Svomoo'i. National Bleyela for sale at Orkwlti. RrJ wliit Ell'-rV Piano Houm b to 11 k this Uu. Tko Ttry beat boati to U obtained U tot city la at "Tha Ocddtst BotaL" fetti my naoonabls. Bottl Irving, con FrankUa avenue and Ilmatb stmt. Europe" pbw best ttoma aai board ia tho dty at tn tonablo prtcaa, Bo Do I look.-To mlly mo your self aa other you, get on of tho new ityla mlrrora at Hart's Drug Store; all prices. A new supply Jut received. if. N. A. Ackrmo, 421 Bond St, doaaafl naawr of taxidermy, furniture ophol storing, earpet cleaning and laying, aut tma nakteg a apeclalty and a.1 wort guaraaUad. Another Entrpri.-toutractor C. C. Hasten, of tbl city, is reported a bmlly engaged In driving the founda tion pile of a big m w cannery at Clif ton, for P. FaUnga. at that place. The mora the merrier. Tll down to bl deck In the office, While other are free and at play, Tapa Undo be l having a vacation. While drinking Rocky Mountain Ten. Frank Hart, druggist. After the Deputy.-Constable Bayer ii expected to return May from Portland where he went to arrest Deputy Sheriff Frank Batty, aecued of drawing a gun on Jack Adame of thla city on Sunday lat. Why don't yon hire your work dona fcy the Eaitera Painting ft Decorating Company, 75 Ninth atreat? They do the work cheaper, quicker and tetter tv.n nv other firm. The Parker Houee which la being papered and Minted from cellar to garret la being done by them. Go and lnapect the work. Small BIaxa,-Lst night about nine o'clock flame were dimmed Issuing from the residence of Icll Duncan at the corner of Ninth and Duano street, oppoelta the Holden House. An alarm waa turned In. but the Ore A partment' ervleaa were not needed, the neighbor Laving aucceeded in extingufohing the fire with a few bucket of water. The flre orlglnaled from a defective flue. The roof waa slightly damaged. HOEFLER'S HANDSOMEST SWEET SHOP PURE APPLE CIDER 50cPerQalIon ' TRY IT A lively Railroad-The Oregon Tim- lr Company I wigap'd In building a four-mile spur a a feeder to their main line on the Mill Crek, near Clifton, and when emiiletd they will have nearly ten mile of road through the wooda of that country. Their main line i four mile long, and i aUndard guage, served with 40-pound mil and a forty-ton Cli max engine. The rmd ia one of the hrevleat ' in the norUiwot so far a grade are eoncerwd. th elevation ranging from four to nine feet to the mile. The down-haul If maJo by grav ity, and tlin operation call for all the nerve that Engineer Gillette po-. lie bring down 30 log at a time, ag gregating nearly flu.000 feet to the trip. It take ltit 13 minute to make toe down run from the high terminua to th low, Thla compare favorably with the faj,t twin on the A. A C" alluded to n th column yeatenlay. Degree of Honor. The Grand Lodge, Degree of Honor. A. O.'U. W., la In IU 12th annual im in Portland. Mr. Sarah A .Fatabend, of Atori, prelde. The election of officer will probably take place tbl afternoon. There waa a good attendance at yeterdy morning Mion. Degree were conferred upon 02 pt chief. Mr. Margaret E. Herri of Portland, gava the owning addre nd Introduced the tuperior chief f honor. Mr. Mamie Wagl.-y Brigg. Com mittee appointed ares CVun,i'" Ada M. Kuykemlall, Eugene; Nor B. Jacob. McMlnnvlllej RowBexford, Le banon. PUtrlbutlon-Ora Coaper, Dal- laaj Maud RuelL Jefferonj Emma Cyrua, Aatorla, Pre repoHer May R. MoorheaiL Junction Oty. Marjone G AeR of fregrn City, wa appointed ai- idktant cwk. DID THE RIGHT THING. V ,"' . Fourth of July Committee Trie to Com penaat Soldier. With a nature i dclr to glva expte- aioa of appret-itttlon of the courtey ahown It by the olllcer and men of the army pV IfPabout in lending up tbe detachment to take part in the lourtb of July parade, the committee in charge lately ent to the commanding officer t Fort Steven an order on the local treaaurer foe the aum of $30, which bad been appropriated for that purpoe; and yeaterday morning Secretary L. E. Swllg received the following letter, with the order emhwd therein, which fully explain Helf arul cloac he matter for good and all; "Fort Steven, Ore., July 14. 1000, "Mr, L E, Sellg, Secretary of Committee, A4rla, Oregon, D'iit Sin I have to acknlwledge tbe receipt of your favor of the 13th Inatant cnchwlng a draft for $30.00 for the er vice of the command taking part In the exercUe In your city on the 4th Instant. "In reply I have to alate that while fully appmcktlng the kindne and courtey which prompted your commit tea la tending the amount I am ati- fled that the War Department would not euatain me in accepting any money for the eerviee referred to aa the fliovri and men of the Army are the aervanta of Uie people, and the army la amply paid end upported by them, and having been ordered by the proper authority to per form the duty-indlntted, thla become their proper duly for which they have no riuht to expect or receive any extra compensation, and It would manifestly be errotieou on my part to encourage any feeling of that character. "Very truly youra, M. II, WALKER, "Lieutenant-Colonel, Artillery Corpa, Commanding." PADDY IS PARDONED Governor Chamberlain frees (he ' Great Crimp. SERVES ONE THIRD OF TIME Biatory of Whole Affair LUt of Signer of Lynch' Petition name of Protestant Brief Record of tbe Man' Crimea. CLOTHES BOUGHT AT WISE'S PRESSED FREE OF CHARGE WHENEVER YOU SAY SO MUST HAVE HELP. Realty Titles Paaaini. The following deed were filed fr rrd at the office of County Clcik Clinton, yesterday, along with a lot of other matter de- rtlm d for tbe public book. E M. Grime and wife to Otto J.-Kramer, warranty, $1. parcel of land in Railroad Addition to Oceen Grove. II. FIeckentein and wifo and R. L. Jeffrey and wife to Clark Stratten. warranty, $100, lot 4. block 3, Inglenook. Biea In Atoria.-rcter Sofrounaon. of thla city, died early yesterday morning after an extended illneaa at tbe age 01 00 year. The deceaneU bad lived in thla city for more tlmn 30 year. A widow nd a number of children aurviva him. The funeral will tke place under the nuaptee of tlw Scandinavian Benevolent Society. Tlie exact time for the funeral has not yet been decided on, and will be announced later. , Catch Improved. The run of salmon wm renoi ted to have been somewhat better yeMcnlay than usual, though the eateh la by no meana great. Fishermen near Tonmie Point state that a good many largo fUh were in evidence there nnd at the enrtance to Young's Bay gin netter Miceeeded in bringing in a num ber. Although the signs are favorauie for an early beginning of tbe big run. Centra of Attraction. Nowadays the children of Astoria are happy for the Mvrry-Go-Round is in town. Even the older people ore not immune from this novcr-tiring attraction and during the hour, when the mcrry-go-round i in operation the lafge circular tent is crowded. - All the children save their nickela for the ride on the wooden ponies. BaMeMBMXB Funeral Yesterday. Yesterday after noon from the Pohl funeral parlor, the funeral services of the late Jules Mo Cleave, were conducted. Rev. Father Water of the St. Mary'a CaUiolio church officiating. The interment was in Green wood cemetery. Uncle Sam Needs Assistance ia Carrying on Work of the Government Tim following big list of government positions to be attained through the civil service department ought to Invite the attention of bundreda of young peo ple throughout the northwest who are looking for something definite and fairly remunerative. The positions listed be low are amenable to all applicant for examination before becretary V. 1, Crosby, of the Astoria district of the civil service department, upon the dates named in connection with each, a follow: July 21. 1900 fnpcctor of meat pro duct (400 vacancies to fill). July 23, IKOfl-Clerk-carrlcr, post-office mervice. This should be looked Into at once, a there will be two such appoint- menta msde by September 1st. for the Astoria office. August 1. 1006 Interpuler, male (Sy rian, Greek, and Bulgarian). August 8, 1808 Railway mail clerk. Align 8. 1006 Fish cuiturist bureau of fisheries. August 8, 1900 Marine fireman. AiiKUt 8. 9, 1900 Architectural and structural steel daughtsman. August 8, 0, HHW-Surveyor in Philip pine service. AuciiKt 13. 1900 Manne firemen, cus toms service, Astoria, Ongon. August 15, 1900 Painter. August 13, 1900-Farraer, with knowl edge of irrigation. August 13. 16. 1900 Architectural draughtsman, mule, Philippine service. August 22. 1900 Engineer, bureau or ecience, Philippine Islands. September 5. 1900 Internal revenue service examination. All applicants should address Mr. Crosby in these matters, at the custom houe, in this city. Done By Injunction. I. B. Ileazlit, of Seaside, has sued E. T. Phernetton, of that nhice. for the recovery of the use of a certain theatre building, scenery and other theatrical supplies, and has stop ped tho use of them by an injunction 5 which process was served on Monday night by Sheriff M. R. Pomcroy in per son. The niattkr will be tried out in the circuit court later on. JOHNSON. BROS. Give Dance. On Saturday night in Logan' Hall, there will be a dance given for the benefit of the Brown baseball team. Everyone is invited to be present. The admission is 75 cent for gentlemen, and Indies froe. GOOD GOODS. Shipped to Portland. Last evening the remain of the late Frank Overland the young man drowned Sunday at Svcnsenl were sent, to Portland, where the funeral services and burial will take place. ' For eruptions, sores, pimples, kidney and liver troubles, constipation, indiges tion, use Ilollister'a Rocky Mountain Tea. Carries new life to every part of the body. Tea or Tablets, 33 cents. Frank Hart, druggist. , Pav Doi License. The appointment of J. H. O'Neil as dog catcher, has caus ed owners of canines to foar for their dog's lives and yesflerday ten persons took out the necesuary license,, and ow- era will undoubtedly follow. Mr, O'Neil says he is going after all lose and un- licensed animals, and the surplus of aogs in this city will undoubtedly be mater ially reduced in the near future. Removes the microbes which Inpovcr ish the blood and circulation. Stops ail troubles that interferes with nutrition. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Tea or Tablets, 33 cents. Frank Hart, druggist. The new of the "pardon granted to P. J. Lynch, the notorious crimp, by Governor George E. Chamberlain, on Monday, wa received In thi city with tonishment, not to say chagrin, yea terday, by hundreds of prominent people who looked upon hi conviction ana in carceration, as tbe acme of simple jus tice and hoped for it utter fulfillment. The following accouut of the whole matter publWted in yesterday morning" fume of tho Salem Statesman, throw a bit of light on the transection not cur rently known here and likely to be re membered at an opportune moment In tbe future: "By virtu of the pardoning power exercised by Governor Chamberlain. P. J. Lynch, better known a 'Paddy,' the notorious keeper of the sailor-boarding- boiue, ia today a free man. Hit aent ence of eluht year p nal servitude wa commuted yesterday afternoon and he departed for Portland today. "Paddy Lynch, at whose door has been laid the blame for the kidnapping, shanghaiing, and crimping of sumerou innocent and unsuspecting persons, con victed of complicity in the kidnapping and shanchaiinjr of O. W. Gardier, who wis spirited aboard the British ship Folesdale, March 14 1903, waa aeni to the penitentiary for a term of eight yeara in April. 1903. He waa jointly Indicted and convicted with Theodore Toblnson, who received a one year sent ence. "Governor Cbamberlain'e reasons for exercbjng executive elempney In his cae weret The petition of the citizen and busi-: ness men of Astoria; grave doubts as to hi guilt of this particular crime; If guilty be ha been uffkiently punished; the co-defendant, convicted at tho aame time, jrot off with only one year; ex cellent deportment since he baa been In prison and the precarious condition 01 bis health, and the recommendation of the former prison chaplains. Father Moore and Murphy, of thia city. "Tbe signer of the petition are: "Thomaa Dealer, city treasurer; O. Anderson, auditor and police judge; Jas. N. Law representative; J. H. Hansen, member common council; A. V. Uraig, Jame Rrating. II. Wise, president re gatta committee; J. W. Surprenant, mayor of Astoria; J. E. Campbell, repre sensitive and pilot commissioner; C. J. Curtis, ex-representative; S. S. Gordon, cashier First National Bunk; O. I. I'eter son, firm of Peterson & Brown; A. B. Hacer. manager Star theatre; Andrew Rirch, one of the jurymen; Leander Lebeck, alderman; D. L. Henderson, phy sician; George Kaboth, alderman; Chas. C. Brown, Peterson & Brown; F. D. Wlnton, attorney. "Strenuous objections were made to the jrrantinir of tho pardon by British Vice-consul P. L. Cherry, Sheriff Thomas Llnville. of Clatsop county, and W. Os borne of Minneapolis, Minn. Consul Cherry cities iu his remonstrance the noticeable lack of practice of shang haiing since Lynch was convicted and says the desertions and kidnapping prev ious to his incarceration a shown oy the records, were 128 in 1900-1901; 190 in 1902, and 77 in 1903, and there was only one case in 1904. "Of theso cases he relates that of vv. W. Osborne, a young Englishman, ap peared in Algoa Bay. South Africa; wko vjas shartghaied at Astoria, and a fin lander came to meet his wife in As toria disappeared and reported from Queenstown that he had been shang haied. His wife was in destitute cir cumstances. Another boy came from across the Columbia rvier and was heard of no more until he reported from Aus tralia. "W. Osborne wrote a personal letter to the governor stating that he had been shanghaied and shipped on the British bark Musselcreag, March 4, 1903, shipped to Port Elizabeth, South Africa and then to Sydney, New South Wales, before he was released." All of Our OUTING SUITS Assorted Patterns and Grades Worth from $15 to $22.50 H The Advance Agent for Men's New Styles STARTHEATER , P. GEVURTZ, Mgr. MR LEE WILLARD MANAGEMENT ARTHUR C. FOX. TONIGHT DR. JEKYLr AND MR. HYDE - Dramatisation of Sobert Louis Stevenson's famous noveL Matinee Saturday and Sunday. Beginning 19th, " State's Evidence Greatest of English melodramas. Summer Prices, 15c and 25c Reserved Seats 35c THE LARGEST SALE OF ORIENTAL RUGS GEO. JAB0UR & CO, REPRESENTED BY K. A. , EADDAD, WILL HAVE ON EXHIBITION TODAY, AT HEILBR0N & CO.'S FURNITURE STORE, A COMPLETE LINE OF ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS. SALE TO CONTINUE FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS. YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND INSPECT THEM. Shortage of Gasoline, It is said that the amount of gasoline now stored in the city ia extremely hunted, and that un less a new supply arrives soon users of this product will be in a serious predica ment. Already a number of motor coats are said to be unable to operate on ac count ot the lack of gasoline with which to run thi'm. SCORES ANOTHER HIT. Mr. Willard Holds Crowded House Spell- Bound With His Acting, Again Mr. Willard scored a hit in his wonderful impersonation of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." and the audience were held spell-bound by his most excellent and clever interpretation of the pert. The last performance of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" will be given tonight and on Thursday night the great melodrama, "State's Evidence," wM take the Doards at the Star theatre. This play had the most phenomenal run in London of any play produced, being played for over 18 months on a straight run. The beauty of "State's Evidence" is that it has a great deal of good comedy end the audience can enjoy a real good laugh. A dispatch from Washington says that Secretary Shaw wants more $5 bills. So do most of us. MILLINERY. Bin clearance sale of ladies' and chil dren's trimmed hats, street hats, shirt waists, and notions. Mrs. R. Ingleton, Welch block, opposite Budget office. 17-3t Modest Claims Often Carry the Most Conviction. When Maxim, the famous gun Inven- -or, laccu " guu ireiv. m wium,.v w iudsree, he stated its carrying power to be below what he felt sure the gun would accomplish. The result of the trial was therefore a great surprise, instead of disappointment. It is the same with Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarr hoea iRemedy . They uot publicly boast of all this remedy will accomplish, but prefer to let the users make the state ments. What they do claim, Is that it will positively cure diarrhoea, dysen tery, pains in the Btomach and bowels and has never been known to fail . For sale by Frank Hart, letding druggists.