The morning Astorian., March 14, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

SATURDAY, MARCH 14. IMS,
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON,
Res
f in the Market
THATIWHAT CUSTOMERS SAY ABOUT fHEINZ" DILL
PICKLES, "HEINZ" CATSUP AND RELISHES..
Wt carry full line of these high-grade goods.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
LEADINO GROCERS.
TERSE TILES Of I II
Improving Steadily
The condition of Frank L Parker
wm reported at steadily improving
yesterday; hi fever had left him and
he was resting quite cattily, with a
fair prospect of getting buck to busi
nei In a very few days.
WU1 Arrive Today
Ex-Governor T. T. Cccr U due to
arrived in thin city on the noon ex
press today. He come in the in
tcrent of his candidacy for the Con
Hm.lnnul nomination from the sec-
ond district of Oregon; and he will in
all likelihood find all hi friend be
fore he depart again,
Muilnv and Rebellion
The French consulate at Portland
ha a serious case on hand. Three of
the crew of the French bark Amiral
,1- Cornuile were guilty of rank mu
tinv and were taken ashore in .iron.
They will be ent home to France for
trial in the Admiralty court there. A
number ol the balance were very re
bctliou and the hip wai detained at
v,.r, i.n.i until thrv were subdued
She 1 due down today on the haw
cr of the Oklahoma.
iluy morning with 51 laborer for the
i H & . road extenion. vmci
Engineer G. W. Boschke, of the I. R.
K. came down on the rotter ye
intav mornina with the idea of go
ing over and suing up conditions on
it. north ihore line: but tne pros-
..., (nr iIir dav. in the way of
wmilicr. were o dubious, nc gave
up and returned to the metropoli on
the 8:10 exprei.
Dragged Her Anchors
The RuMian bark Aluyn. just in
from, Callao, Peru, and lying at an
chor below Smith' Point, went adrift
nt dawn yesterday morning when the
Sou'wester struck her and made good
i,,Uilwav toward the and with both
iron dragging. She caught, however,
before he touched, and the snari
from her cable, and she I (till
.;.t:..., l.rr new mooring. Her
cables aot crossed, and one anchor
ill. Mhcr. ftliowinff her to
drift.
Have Cut The Rates
The Portland-San Francisco Steam-
f .. walk fliin. Irin of
II I p company wn, --.... i-- - -
the Ro City, hence to the Bay City,' prompiu enough to make it delightful
Sneedlne Him Happily
'I'll- siiiff anil line at the artillery
link I. it of Fort Stevens, Columbia
and Canby, headed by Colonel White,
commanding, gave a farewell dinner
to First Lieutenant Edward Canlicld,
Jr.. last night, at the Oregon post,
nieiicnt' to hi departure tor ton-
land, today and to hi wedding there to
Mr, Bishop formerly well known at
I,:. The affair wa lust im
berth In It The man was tmcerl-j
motilouilv elected, and peace restor-
ed. Steward Stryker left the boat it
Cathlamet yeterday evening ano re
turned to Portland on the A. It C.
train to met this Jilttle daughter, com
ing from California and due there tin
morning. Captain McCully ha re
turned to hi command.
Arraigned Yesterday
little Lew is. the negre, wno t
accued of aault with Intent to kill
Kffie Moore, In a red-light row tome
day, wa arraigned In the circut
court yetcrday, John C. McCue ap
t..r th ?at of Oreson and
C. J. Curtis for the defendant. The
woman entered a plea of "not guilty
and wai remanded to jail until the
hour of U thi morning, when the
cause will be heard if the Moore
woman i in condition to render her
ifstimortv either in person or by de
nosition. Those next-to the affair
hold that the defendant ha a pretty
nlea in defense, the Moore
woman having taken some decided
and anguinary steps hersell during
the engagement.
Taxoavers Pleae Note-
Tax Collector M. R. Pomeroy, alter
having taken legal advice in the
nremisc. ha decided to extend the
tax rebate privilege up to the hour
of 5 o'clock p. ra. on Monday next,
the 16th of March, owing to the in
tervention of Sunday, the 15th, and
the 1ck.i1 limit for such allowance.
Thi is an advantage that will be ap
preciated by those who will not be
able to reach the tax-paying counter
in hi office today.
. . - nnnii .. ..fA.M.. tn.i HMrniiiniv en uvautw.
thi morning, inaugurate .. iy ihivikmi ...--
L. -I. - i .......... I .ul diri-raue icrv- l iriiieuant Canlield will pas through
ice, retaining the prevailing rate in,, hi, city this morning en route to he
Snug Sum Disbursed
AoDroximatcly $1800 wa disbursed
by Vice Consul P. L Cherry, of the
British service, yesterday, in paying
off the crew of 18 men belonging to
the British ship Brodick Castle. Mr
Cherrv lavs the function went off
without a hitch or a growl, and was
rcaly a pleasant duty, by comparison
with the usual run of kick and
erouchiuir and fault-finding attendant
upon the ceremony. One man, an
fore a Jury consisting of A. C. Miller,
E. Gutafon. J. N. Law, R. Car-
mthers. E. Gerdini. Joseph 0trum
and Oust Holme. The pleadings
calls for S200. and 2i for hirse ot a
aubstitute animal. The Jury wa out
tout a few moment, returning a ver
dict In favor of the plaintiff for the
sum of J200. The court will take up I
the criminal matter of Lottie Lewi,
charged with assault with intent to
kill Effie Moore, at 11 o'clock, today;
and the matter of the State v. Henry
Blunk. charted with (eduction, etc.,
at 9 o'clock. Thi will be the 22nd I
day of the present term and adjourn
ment is looked for this evening, or
on 'Monday next.
Rev. Hiram Foulkes' Lecture
Dr. Foulkes' lecture on Scotland
was delivered in the Presbyterian
Church last evening and wa well at
tended, in fact, the paciou church
wa crowded. Miss Rebah Hobson's
solo wa received with marked ap
proval. Mr. Foulkes showed showed
about 100 stereoptican views ranging
from Liverppl to Edinburgh via
Wales. The reverend gentleman
spent seven months at the Theological
Collcee in Edinburgh so a great
many of his view were in the Uni
versity City. The home of Sir Wal
ter Scott was shown and elicited much
interest. Rev. Wm. S. Gilbert intro
duced the' speaker in his usual affable
manner.
A Minatrel Stunt
The last two evenings of the pres
ent month are to be utilized by the
Astoria Elks in giving minstrel per
formances at the opera house, with
all the "aolomb" and success for
which they are famous. Thi group
is funny enough when they are au
natural"; and under cover of burnt
cork there is no telling the limit they
will reach.. It i bound to be a gen
uine success and everybody U so
crediting it upon the mere hint that
it ia to be.
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La Grippe Responsibl
At 7 o'clock "yesterday morning
1ath came to the relief of Mrs
HERMAN WISE
The Reliable Clothier and Hatter
the first cabin. The intermediate rate
is cut from $12 to $10, and the steer
age from $10 to $5. Thi Is done to
m-M the low rate prevalent on the
steam schooners plying between thej
mouth of the Columbia ami :n
FrancW The Rose City will de
part for California at an early hour
thi morning.
Burled In Mlt
The beautiful bay of Atoria wa
obscured all day long, yesterday, in
the swirling mists of rain that beat in
and over it, from the a, ahead of
the strong sou'wester, and what of
inetropoliand thft happiness that
awaits him; of which, m man)
friends in thi section, hope may last
for all the time allotted him.
-nc man, ui
. ff-l . I f- I. nn.rl HA WJ.M WHlAV
American negro, with a home in th. - "VTr ZTfc .7 W
Kast. after due inquiry -.-..j ".Cronk
I ne tor tne posto nice anu ucsh"-:u ... ,, .!.
i ne lor uc , .hat' was a victim of an unusually violent
the bulk of his $J80, to hands that
A Bumptloua Crowd
On her last trip up, the Undine took
away from here some dozen or more
discharged tailors who had been pam
off from their ship long enough be
fore the departure of the Undine to
.-..tf im lustilv. and who on their way
to Portland made thing hideous for
the officer and passenger aboard.
One of the men mysteriously disap
peared Just above Cathlamet, and tor
tne strong v., , ,,.- , -
marine movement there was upon thej,omc hours it was supposed he had
wide expanse wa lost to view from
either uanic nc
left the Callender docks at a very
early hour yesterday morning, and
.lown to the bar; she i pre
sumed to have gotten out alright, but
no report of her departure wa filed
because the bar itself was lost in the
wind-driven cloud of rain that swept
it under the impetus of the 70-milc
gale.
Chinook Cut Off
The lively town of Chinook was
n..t nf touch with Astoria yesterday
owing to the torm and the inability
f the launch Columbia to make tne
trip over, llwaco was open to the
Nahcotta. which went across yester-
fallen overboard; but this was aban
doned when a waking passenger re
norted to the purser that hi state
room had been invaded by an in
tviratMl sailor who refused to
K,.,l from the most comfortable
Chocolates
the best in the world
50c a Pound,
BTI1' "llllll'",,BBTTnT'n hi
A Greater variety man uver uuu
will care for it and make it of some
avail later on; rather a rare thing
among ailor, whose prodigality is
netting rid of their pay i exceeded
only by the celerity they employ in
that behalf.
Blunk' Sole Ambition-
Henry Blunk, the logger from Deep
River, who languishes in the Hotel
de Pomeroy, pending judicial inquiry
into the two charges at bar against
him, (eduction, and enticing a minor
child from home without the knowl
edge or consent of her parents, has
an all-absorbing ambition to marry
the young lady he ruined .after dc-
srrtinir her within Z4 hours ot tne
time he agreed to wed her; probably
upon the hypothesis, that as his wite,
she would use her influence to smoth
er the later offense against her young
sister.' At all events, subpenaes were
issued yesterday for several of the
Wdintr witnesses in the former case,
ami among them the principal, Miss
Ethel Millard; who, it is claimed by
hrr father, has renounced Blunk for
all time to come and will not assist
him even to spare herself. Prosecut
ing Attorney McCue intends to bring
the matter, primarily, before the cir
cuit court, and the processes are made
attack of la grippe, and though she
strove valiantly against the malady, it
overcame her, and she passed peace
fully away. In 1868 she came from
Connecticut to Oregon City, remov
ing to this city in 1880 and has re
sided here since that time. She
wa nnft of the best known of
the matron of the city, having
dwelt here for over twenty-eight years
The obsequies will be held at I:3U
o'clock p. m. tomorrow from the
home of Capt. A. E. Cann, No. 305
Grand avenue. The interment will be
at Greenwood. Three sisters and two
brothers in Connecticut and one
brother, Mr. W. E. Maynard, of this
city, and two daughters, Mrs. A. E
Cann of this city, and Mrs. J. M
Johnson, of Portland, survive her.
Will Depart This Morning-
After being completely overhauled,
repainted, and furbished up in nice
shape, the steamer Alliance will leave
the Callender dock this morning at
an early hour for Coos Bay points.
She arrived down late, last night with
lots of passengers and freight for the
run.,
I brimde Ball
Will be given on Saturday evening next, March 14th, at Logan
Hall, by the Swedish-Finn of Astoria.
Doom open at 8 o'clock; grand march at 9:00. Everybody wel
come. Tickets, 50 cents each; Ladies free, for masquers and non
masquers. 1 ' " :''
Vegetable
and Flower Seeds
Now on display at ourstore. Theeariiest
comer has largest variety to choose from
Scholfleld, Mattson & Co.
PHONE ...1 GOOD GOODS HONEMl
112 TO 120 TWELFTH STKBBi.;
Mrs. T. C. Adams Dead-
Mrs. J. C. Adams, a resident of
,it court, and the processes are maae .
returnable there today. Usnenn
Arch McLean left last evening for Besides her
husband she leaves three sons and
m1. ... nrfcnt when
. 1 UUC UfUIlllcl nttv - - - t. .
Death of Mrs. Meiggs- . Th arranBements for
Mrs. Mary Meiggs, whose . iness been
was noticed in the columns ot this .
vesterdav died last night. She Sorimr Announcement
9? .,a4o nA and ft native of Tii T7r.cc Miilinprv will hold their
WtlS 1 1 jfvwaa l iv w.a.
thro Hnnffhters: I Anonin T fin March 18th and
irciauu. v.w o 1 sluing
Mrs. C. Matlock, of San Francisco; i9th( wnich brief announcement is
Mr 9i m. T. Mcuonougn, 01 otook- qtnte enough tor tnose wno uuw
field, Wash.; and Mrs. Frank Lut- what this means.
schinger. The funeral will be held
Monday from at. awry , vm. - p N
Church. , . . f n,.!. l-ii
j are reijucaicu w uiv v .......
at 1 o'clock Sunday to attend the
Messrs. Max Wiedeman and Henry
Fenley, of Portland, arrived in the
city yesterday, in the interests ot tne
Sanitary Carpet Cleaning business
just started here.
DONE BY DEEDS
W. C Smith and wife to C W.
Wilson, lot S, block 18, The PUua;
$225.
Nellie Laiehton et ux. to A. W.
Duncan, land in Clatsop county; $1.
A. W Duncan to Thomas Mitchell
land in Clatsop cqunty; $700
Elizabeth Reid et ux.to Laura H.
Wilson, lots 7 and 8, block 11, Her-
mosa Park; $800.
U. S. to J. C. Langford, 40 acres in
section 20-5-10. ,
I C. Langford and wife to Irving
C Langford, 40 acres, sec 20-j-IO;
Kmse Cater nir Co. to Iheresa w.
Baxter, lots 15 and 18, block 3, second
iHrtifinn Oearhart: $200.
s.im.. to Anna R. Ross, lots 10
and 24, block 6, second addition Gear
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Same, to Anna R. Koss, lot u,
block 6. second addition Gearhart;
$150.
JUST RECEIVED
a fresh shipment of
Lowncy's Candies
Pound Boxes 50c
and up.
Boxes 15c to $2.60
Tag'g's Parlors
483 Commercial 8U
AstoriaTheater
F. W. HANLIN, LESSEE AND MANAGER
Saturday, March 15th
A Romance of Old Mexico With
Musical Interpolations
Characteristic of the People and
of the Time
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
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Johnson Phonograph Go,
Parlore Second Floor Over Scholneld ft Matteonw.
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Were Perfectly at nomc- . . - .
. r ii iiMinh i iiuiciAi va in v
Parties returning irom xno r,. w
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Sarah Ross departed for Port-
mmnnnv ent a whole train of "As
fnria & Columbia River" coaches over
tn Vancouver, via Kalama, and the
. ' Mil
enjoyable trip over the new road was Lj Qn last evcning'g express, on a
taken in a train made up 01 wese . trio,
familiar cars; which made the Astoria - , Ho,jeni 0f Gray's River was
contingent feels quite at home.
rinmi In Circuit Court
The attention of Judge McBride
was devoted yesterday to the follow
ing matters: The case of the Troy
Laundry of this city vs. G. W. ban
a business visitor in this city yester
rl.iv
John A. Carlson, of Seattle, arrived
in Astoria last night,
ORATORICAL CONTEST.
SALEM. March 13. The winners
uiunary 01 mis tuy vs. v. ... .
r .. .l. t t. nf in the state oratorical contest at Mon-
Dorn, lor me icwuvcij ui iw - r
a horse lost through injuries inflicted V.lZ S!
upon it last July by the automohi.e nrst;
of defendant. The case was tried De-ieue, . - ---- -
Social Dance.
A social dance will be given Satur
day, March 14th, at The Uppertown
National Hall, Franklin avenue, De
tween 28th and 29th streets. Music
by the Pacific orchestra." All cordial
ly invited. ; .j-u-oi.
OFFICIAL RETURN ROUTE.
TOKIO. March 13. The official
route of the American battleship fleet
on its return to the Atlantic was con-
,r..v.t ta the foreign office by a rep
tentative of the Associated rress
Minister of Marine Saito emphasized
the desire to have the fleet visit a
Tnnanpse oort and said the decision to
jr .
send the fleet around the worm snouio
finallv silence all war talk. It is a
guarantee of the peace of the world."
CASTOR I A
lot Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Ksys Alv:3ys Bough
A loyal
Slave .,
Bears the
Signature of
By Clarence Bennett, Author of
"THE HOLY CITY"
Taken from Gen. Lew Wallace's "Th
Fair God."
A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
And Complete Scenic Investure.
Prices the Same Everywhere.
$1 75c 50c 35c
Millinery.
Mrs. R. Ingleton has just opened a
nice line of ladies' Eastern bonnets,
and Saturday night will give a sale
beginning at 8 o'clock. . Mrs. r.
Ingleton, Welch block, opp. Budget
office. .
CRIMINALS TRY TO ESCAPE.
OREL, Russia, March 13. The at
tempt of five criminals under the
sentence of death to escape caused the
death of two wardens and the five
prisoners who were killed in the fight