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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTOUIA, OREGON.
THURSDAY, APRIL
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SEA AND RIVER NEWS
Columbia Arrives in From the
California Coast
ALLIANCE BARRED AT BAR
Gm. W. Elder Off For 1300 Mil Voy
to-Puaks Down and Rtady For
ftaa And San PadreOdds And
End.
MARINE
Deputy Collector of Custom Allen
T. Anderson yesterday took the of
ficial measurements of the new launch
"Bed Buoy" Just finished at the yard
of WUaon Brothers, for the Pacific
Fisheries Company, of Beilingaam
Washington, and found they totalled
as follow: length over all. ST i-10
feet, breadth over all 12 4-19 feet, and
depth t J-1S feet. Jmrt as soon as the
Is equipped with her engine she will
be taken around to the station on toe
Sound and enter upon her duties.
Th steamer Alliance arrived down
from th metropolis yesterday after
noon with a food erosrd of people and
l w mercnanauis w v
points, but When sh rot to barl
he found It was dolnf some of its
fanciest stunt, under th. prewure of
back to the Callender. and remained
tWf inttl the early flood of till morn
Th barkentlne Puskd, cam down
from Portland on the line of tU Ok'
Lahama yesterday momlnt and went to
an anchor In th city channel. 8h.
Is lumber laden for Ban Pedro and
when she has delivered her cargo will
take a straight hnot across the Pec
iflc for het home port HnoluU.
The Lurllne was behind her time
iut night, and did not get away for.
Portland until quite late
The Hassalo ke?p well In touch!
with her schedule and seems to be do- j ,
ing her usual share of the river tf -
flc-
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The steamship Columbia arrived In
over the bar at 1: o'clock yesterday,;
and wu at her dock an hour later, j
Phe brought up a beavvjit of people!
in her cabin, and wa. gorged with
rwnt I
The steamship Geo. W. Elder came'
Why Astoria.
Is
Era
,rHr r.r, .nJUlr. unta tb,
noon hour, when b wt to am an I
Sn rram lsro, Eur nl Ln A-,
tele. J
Arrangement are being made to.
have the steamer Tlgrph rume;
h,Mrunblhi,,-vy.4Pm.f8UNOAy CONVENTION
utna. on April ia. r-oe win arriv- a-re
at 1 n. m. and leave arm at 2 p. m
While still carrying freight, the pn ;
t n.l of the business will r-c-lvj
the re.tr share of attention, (stops
at but few of the landing alone the
river will be made. The Telegraph I
owned by Capuln t B. Scott and will
be Inchanr of Captain Archl R!g.
Th Oriental Uner Arabia U wh -
duleJ to pass this morning on her way j "OB T reelected with the exception
to Hongkong and way porta. In heri0 Mr- Wm- Ro- vWw-Pree., who U
cargo is a t:.M wheat th'.pmewt Jot
the Orient, amounting to S1W4 bar-
rells. Also &M bales of cotton. JS
torn of wheat and feet of lum-
ber. The total value In her hold comes
to :35.W.
The steamer Johan Poulsen, which
the Portland papers have had loading I invention and the delegates vlej in
at Rainier for the past M" vers I dav,j,h P'nln lht the convention ha
will finish kxadinr at Knappton some -
time today, and will leave out for San!
Francisco at once, with her cargo of,tne blowing resolutions, thanking the
tOO.eOt feet of lumber from the Simp- PP' f Aatorta and the newspapers
son mills. i toT lit many kindnesses rendered.
i Whereas, the Clatsop County Sunday
The federal inspectors tot after the;s"noo, Association assembled for Its
Elder at the Callender pier yesterday I ,h,rJ nual convention In the Finn
Consrecatlonal church Astoria
D,nds on the qui vlve, the tult of the
JrUJ sstisfactory.t
I
,lWlaKamit n Hv -
j yesterday without tow on her haw-!
sens, for the first time In a krof While.'
A VALUABLE REFERANCE.
There Is ni enij 6f Information
' about BewipaptfS in the American
Newspaper Annual (published by X.
W. Ayer A Son. Philadelphia, ts.00
net), the Wl edition of which I. Jut
out Caulogued la simple tabulated
form are the fact, one needs In deal
ing with newspapers, with particular
attention to circulations, which are all
. given In Dlain figures. There are uo-
lenwBUry lut, , dalIy Mwwr
ma guinea and class publications. A
colored
map map of each 8 late I
i bound in the book. It also contain
f0f. flm tfme Adverttalnr
Telegraph CoK! compile "especially
for the use of the publishing interests
and filling a long felt want in this dl.jof the proceedings of the convention. C.
Ttiotu
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Notice"
Wa(ef wU, off m j
avenue, between 21st and J4th streets.!
from I a. m. until & d. m. Thurs,iav
March 4th.
on the move.
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Astoria's Greatest Clothier.
lilt
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ammond.A. B.
El
a man
en Wise,
TAVrpVTIAV fAMCC
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TO AN ESD
CLOSED WITH LAST NIGHTS
SESSION-DELEGATES WELL
PLEASED WITH PROGRESS.
.1
At the final session of the Third An
! n1 Convention of (he Clatsop County
! Sunday School Association, last ev
! 'nlB ,h ,,J officers f in Asatvia
! b Mrs. A. H. Wilson.
I TlV other officers are Mrs. J. E. Fer-
n,"on iTrt- Mr K IHvbrl gee., and
j MlM Orglu The dele.
i ' non rterday attended din
I nr ,n ,D Prlors of the First Presby
ttertan church served by the Mies of
th vtrou churchew in the city. The
1 Wn decided tucfesa.
The committee on reeolut Ion adopted
t 1WT. Therefor, be It r.
'ved that the thank, of the conven-
Hon be eitended to the church whose
house of worship w. ud for the
mei-tlnf to the people of the city for
lileir lplullty and entertainment of
guests, an4 to the committee of women
who furnished the luncheon at the Pre
byterian church.
Resolved that w express our hearty
appreciation of the valuable Instinctlon
and Inspiring leadership given us by
the presence and aJdresse. of Rev. C.
A. Phlppa, Oregon State Field Work
er and Rev. W. C. Merrltt, Internationa'
Field Worker and earnestly trut that
they will be able to be present at sub
sequent conventions; Furthermore, w
wish to thank the county officers the
minister, of the city and all who con
tributed to make the program a sue
cess,
Resolved also that the gratitude of
this convention is hereby expressed to
th local newspapers for their kind and
courteous treatment and full reports
a. House!. Annie B. Oarner, committee.
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EMBARGO REMOVED.
Yard Will Now B. Clear,,, And Hun
01 M" Rum To Work.
Bt-LJNGHAM, Wash.. April I.
Th official of the N'nrth.-m Pacific
received order, tojay, rf-movlng the
embargo on the eastern shipment of
j forest product which went Into effxt
ion January 1. This order will effect
some 200 mill In this Ute. many of
which have be-n cloned down owing to
the Inability to make shipments. Many
mill will start up a oson as their
yards are cleared of the accumulated
stock and hundreds, of men will re
! turn to work. Hlx thousand car. of
I lumber. It i estimated, are awaiting
I shipment on the lines of thl company
In wmtern Washlngeon
SPECIAL EFFORT MADE.
Wall Known A.torl.n. Ssek An Order
to Keep th A. A C. Offices Here
In compliance with a suggestion here
to fore made In that behalf, the Cham
ber Ht Commerce of thl city recently
named Messrs: Samuel Elmore and
Brenham Van Duen a a special com
i mitiee to wait upon Preldent C, M.
Levey, of the Portland & Seattle Rail
way Company, and urge that the reg
ular passenger office of the A. C.
ytem be retained here with the force
o well known In continued charge.
On Monday last these gentlemen
went to Portland in thl behalf, and
had a long and pleanant talk with Pr
Ident Levey, staling the desire of the
People here to have thl branch of the
service kept up for all time, to all of
which Mr. Ievey respondfid In terms.
He said that the men who had taken
over the Astoria & Columbia rood had
no deHlre to mlmlfy thn need or the
! Importance of Astoria In any way;
that they had made very heavy Invest,
ment In thl relation that did not end
with the mere purchase of the Astoria
lino, but Involved the buying of other
and collateral service, and that for
j th( time being It was absolutely s-
sentlal that the whole business be op.
erated and despatched from a central
source, hot only a a matter of econ
omy, but on tho score of actual conve
nience; that the management hn, no
motive nor wish to deprive this city of
any advantage, but that until the north
bank line was completed Into Tr,Htr,...
would be very nnceasary to mini-
establishment: that when the line ws
entirety completed and m continuous
operation ' anJ allgnnw-nt. he did not
doubt that AMoHa would recelvs nil
the benefits irenerally tnnurtn to ter
minal points In the way f ofllce and
ofB(rs.
He was quite frsnk and made It
plain that his rund'T ws due to the
policy of his urrltirs. and left the Im
pivwlon thst the future held ail that
tht city mlttht reonably expect In
the way of official connlilfrsthm' glv
lt !mlcs and reasonable predicate
for all he U, In either direct hm.
ATTACK FIGARO.
Scandal in France Over Publication of
Campaign L.ttera.
PARI!. April I. President Clemen
ccau ha addressed another long let
ter to the Figaro because of the pub
lication by that paper this morning of
three articles which were sequestered
at the expulsion from France of Mgr.
Montagnlni. former papal crtarv
of the papal nunciature. The premier
attacks Jacques Pleu, president of the
Libera League, saying hi action, as
revealed for the first time by th pub
II cat Ion of these document were noth
ing but a series of attempt, to 'Tap'
the Vatican for It. own electioneering
campaign. For thl purpose M. Plou
did not hesitate to take .ad
vantage of a man. "Whose Intelligence
a below the average, but who show
nothing of the low characteristic that
must be his If M. Plou pok the
truth."
M. Clemenreau. explain at length
the famous meeting which M. Plou
communlcate4 to Mgr. M"ntagnlnl. un
der a pledge of defies: secrecy and
which took place at the request of M.
Plou In the house of an American
woman.
yt. Pton told V. Clemenceao at th
time that he wa not In favor of aep
aratlon. M. Clemenceau answered
that he did not agree with him and
that wa all. M. Clemenceau said ne
was mystified at this extraordinary
proceeding when he saw the docu
ment published In the Figaro when It
became evident to him that this had
Imply been another scheme to Tap1
the Vatican.
"The Criminal." concluded M
Clemenceau letter, "who steal and
kill, are worthy of public esteem com
pared with the man who trie to dls
honor the people under cover of the
strictest secrecy and then hopes to
extricate himself by stammering de
nials."
ARCHBISHOP OF VALENCIA.
Death of Nocedal Formerly
Phillipint.
In
NEW YORK. April 3 A special
cable dispatch from Madrid to the
Prenxa, of Buenos Ayre. report the
death of Nocedal, whose nomination
a Archbishop of Valencia aroued
much opposition In political and oclal
circle. He wa formerly in the Phil
ippine and went to Spain on the con
elusion of the war.
SOME PROBATE CA8E3.
Judg, Trsnchard Make A Couple of
OroVt In Relation to Estate.
Judge Trenrhard, sitting for probate
matter yesterday, made the following
order.
In the matter of the guardianship
and estate of Jennie R., Alfred 8., and
Marie L. Anderson, minor, the sale
heretofore made by the guardian, of
lot No. , in block No. 34, of ghlvely's
Astoria, to William Anderson, wa In
all thing confirmed.
In the matter of the estate of John
Thomas, deceased, an order wa made
confirming the work of the executor
an ddtucharging them from further
aervlce anJ reponlblllty.
PERSONAL MENTION.
J. W. Woodsmall of Houlton wa In
the city yesterday looking after bul
ne Interest.
Mr. C. O. Palmberg, returned home
last evening after a two month visit
J. L.' Court of Jewel, If.' In Astoria on
bulsnes.
Dr. Nelllo Vernon, of thl city, a
prominent member of the Ladle of the
Maccabees, left last evening for Port
land where she will take part In the
big state convention of that order and
participate In the dedication excer-
clne. of the new Maccabees home there.
She will return on Friday evening or
Saturday at noon,
Mr. Frank J. Donnerberg ha return
d from a pleasant week spent with
friend In the metropolis,
J. II. Warren, the Ad. man for the
well known magazine "Kverybody'"
of New York, passed through the city
yesterday on the steamer Alliance, en
route to Coo Iiay , where he will do
some literary work a well as bul-
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DISTINCTION
Is apparent in oar spring lines of clothes.
Designed by art, tailored with skill and
finished with taste.
Sole Agent
NEW TO-DAY.
National Bioyol. On Bale At Ork
wltt'a Olrl wanted to work In iiilntlng
office. Apply at Aatorlan office.
Dll R Scully. Notary Public, at
Scully's Cigar Store. Any old hour!
Go to A. D. Craig for your tent,
awning and all kind of canvas wir t
12th and Exchange. t(
Hotel. .Irving Newly, .furnished.
Steam heat. First class table board.
Rates reasonable.
Ladle Silver Chatelaine Rag and
Belt chain at Frank J. Donnerberg"
110-llth street the up-to-date Jeweler.
Five Cent to S&00 When you feel
like "sponging" a bit. drop into Frank
Hart's drug store, and bay a aponge.
Ton can find just what you want, from
I cents to $100 per sponge. '
For EUotrlo 8rvloo Installation or
repair work, go to J. 8. Vernon, elec
trician, No. 47 Exchange street, tel-
Good, Better and Best.
i
You always get the best
at our store.
Just received a large shipment of
Baiting' Powder Fancy Spices
Acme Grocery Co,
Phone Main'68J . 521 Commercial St.
"Uncommon Gothes."
of
at
phone, Main IMS. All manner
electrlo and telephone work don
abort notlo.
Sing.r Sawing Maohln Co. Juit
received a new stock of Singer and
Wheeler A Wilson machine, all the
latest atyles. Repairing and cleaning
of all make or machines a specialty,
com anJ give u a trial. 171-lOth 8L
Do you feel sleepy and not a bit
Ilk working In th afternoon T Per
baps It's because of the kind of lunch
you're eating too heavy and too hard
to digest. Why not try th Palace
reataurant on Commercial itreet.
where all th baking I don In those
famous slow-process ovens, which turn
out light, appetising wholesom
thing' You'll aavt money, too. tf
HEY BOYSI
I WANT A DOZEN PAIR OF PIG-
eon at tho 12th street market, corns
a running. J. J. Carlln.
Oently move the bowel and at th
the same time stop the cough, Bes's
Laxative Cough Syrup. Contains Hon
ey and Tar. No opiate. Beet for
Coughs, cold, croup, and whooping
cough. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Children like It. Mother. Indorse It.
Sold by Frank Hart' Drug Store.
9
uj mlzt
nlsse the work and expense of the new
nes for hi home paper and office.