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Newspaper Page TextTIIB OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING; MAY, 15, 1807, STEM! iD SAIL FT III PARADE , Una ERA wally Large Fleet Arrives in Columbia River on " Sunday,, , ' If 1,1 i i mi . 'w The Harrtman )lnr'v Columbia, Cap- 4 tain Doran, will b At Alnswrtli wharf ,Jthl Afternoon with freight, ana pu Mncr from Ban Francisco and tomor r row the North Faclf lo company1 jptaamer Geo. W Elder will arrive from Ban Pedro and way porta Th a Call forala ft Oreaon fltamshtu company's Coo bay liner Alliance, Captain Olson, arrived here yesterday, ao the coasting fleet wiU be wall represented here thle weea. tL if , Offleera of the Alliance report a rather rofh royare from Cooa because f etrona southerly breeiea To make . matter woree the steamer lost one f. her propeller blades In volnr up Coos bar. The missing blade was re placed yesterday at the drydoek and to day . the Alliance Is . back Tat - Couch etreet dook loading;. Bhe sells for Cooa bay tomorrow night. , , , ' The steam schooner Redondo will be 111 the harbor this afternoon v to load a return cargo pt lumber for one of the California porta She reached Astoria early thle morning and immediately left up the rivr. Thla wtU be the first Visit here of the Redondo for several month. She plied regularly between thla port and Ban Francisco for a long time, , carrying general freight north and lumber south. Eh also catered to the passenger business at that time. Yesterday was a lively day down by the Columbia river' bar, 11 vessels crossing in and four going out. Among the vessels to arrive were the schoon ers Expansion. Alvena, James Rolph and William Olsen, the barka Agat and Diamond Head, the barkentlne Maka well and the ship Emily Reed, all of them flying the stars and stripes. These vessels are under charter to load) lum ber for the return. -' The big fleet formed a veritable pro cession on the bar as they filed Into the anchorage la the bay. , , . TO ENFORCE LAW Harbormaster Warns Against Throw . ing Rubbish In River, Harbormaster Bpeler Is beginning a crusade against dumping refuse or gain bag in the river within the harbor lira Its. An ordlnano provides for a fine of not less than 1100 nor more than 1160 for each offense. Following la the seo tloat ,'(" ' ; T-Vf-l '!'.-:'' -:', : '1 shell be unlawful for any person r persona, firm or corporation to. dump, deposit or throw, or cause to be dumped, deposited or thrown, into the Willamette river, within the limits of the city -of Portland, any sawdust, slabs, gravel, loose earth or other debris which may tend obstruct, tb channel of said river, or to dump or deposit or eause to be dumped - or deposited any sawdust, slabs, gravel, loose earth, rubbish or other debris : at any tolnt wlthlij 1 the corporate limits of the city of Port land, i where the nam, will be carried a few hours after leaving San Francisco for Portland Saturday. When about to steev north, off the Golden Gate, the away and into said river, or into or steering gear broke, leaving the craft to through any sewer Within the city Urn- drift about in a helpless, condition. ' Its, by freshets or otherwise. Any per- ' , The Columbia arrived here at son or persons, firm or corporation vlo- o'clock thla morning and- left up for latlng this section shall be deemed guilty Portland at 1 o'clock this afternoon, of a misdemeanor, and upon oonvlatlon The passengers were thankful for hav thereof in the municipal court of said tng escaped experiencing a shipwreck, city be fined not less than 1100 nor because the Columbia was so dananrous- mor than 1250 for each and every of-1 ly near the cliffs when ' her steering fense." ' , gear wa finally repaired that a few momenta' delay would have' meant do- JUNK REACHES PORT $&VLVZ 522" mr'm . tumx- aeemnd dnnMeuil ultm ao Whang Ho Ride Out Heavy Swell (the passenger reported this morning . ,,. I upon their arrival. r1 Dmciy. . . , Captain Doran Is one of the most care. (Sptelal Dlipatca to The Joaraet) . , ful navigators on th coast but , even Astoria, Or., May . IS.' The Chinese with all possible precaution ' nothing war Junk Whang Ho was brought safe- oouJd Jiav .been done to prevent a te ly in yesterday afternoon, and 1 now rlbiB"tk' JJnT SSSi undergoing an examination by the cus- ,n carryjS the craft Into the boisterous toma authorities. t Hundreds of people urf before repalra to th gear could rnnarrearatM arming nnllender'a aoclr and 1 . waited for the Junk to be placed on blbltlon. . The whole town seemed to be on the water front looking at her and taking kodak pictures. The junk oroke loose rrom the steam schooner South Bay Saturday ., night while being towed across the bar. She waa pioked up yesterday again by the South Bay and towed safely Into port HELPLESS NEAR CLIFFS Sail Francisco Una? Columbia Has ' ' Narrow Escape. Ooernal flpeelal Sei-rlee.) Astoria, May ll.t Th Harrtman" liner Columbia, Captain Doran, had a very narrow escape from going en the rocks Th Columbia has a large list of pas sengers on board this trip and some of them became greatly excited when they saw the vessel drift toward the ugly rooks. ' . - , ALONG THE WATERFRONT sicians Recommend Castoria iASTOEIA has met with pronounced favor on the part of physicians, pharma- V- ceutical societies an4jnedlcd,au1 , results most gratifying. The extended use of Castoria is questionably the . result of three facts: frr The indisputable eridence that it is harmless. wa--That it not only allays stomach pains and quiets the nerves, but assimi lates the foods nirlt is an agreeable and perfect inibslltute for, Castor Oil It is absolutely safe. . It does not contain any Opium, Morphine, or other narcotio and" does not stupefy. It is unlike Soothing Syrups, Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, etc This is a good deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, how ever, is to expose danger and record the means of advancing health. The day for poisoning innocent children through gTeed or ignorance ought to end. To our knowledge, Oastoria is a remedy whica produces composure and health, by regulating tie system not by "stupefying it and our readers are entitled to the information,---Hall's Journal of MeaUh. v Letters from Prominent Physicians addressed to Chas. II. Fletcher. !- Dr. B. Halstead Septt, of Chicago, Ills., ay: "I have prescribed your Castoria onea lor uuanta aurmg my practice, ana una n very satuiaciory." f - vt. wuuam ijeimemt, ox uieveiana,. uaio, gays; lour vaswna stasias' first In Its class. In my thirty years ot practice I can say I never have found anything tnat so filled the place." , ; ' Dr. J. IL Taft, of Brooklyn, N. T., says: "I have need yonr Castoria and foand ft an excellent remedy In my household end private practice for many years. The formula is excellent." Dr. R. J. Hamlen, of Detroit, Mich.', says: "I prescribf your Castoria extensively, as I hats never found anything to equal it for. children's troubles. I am aware that there art Imitations in thl field, but t always , see that my patients get Fletcher's. . . ',':..'" Dr.Wm.J.MoOrann, of Omaha, Neb., says: "M th father of thirteen children I certainly know something about your great medicine, and aside from my own family experience I hare in my years of practice found Caa toria a popular and efficient remedy In almost every home." Dr. J. a Clausen, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: "The cams that yonr Cas toria has made for Itself la the tens of thousands of homes blessed by the presence of children, scarcely needs to be supplemented by the endorse ment of the medical profession, but I, for one, most heartily endorse it and believe It an excellent" remedy." ';' ;': V;, 'V Dr. R. M. Ward, of Kansas City, Mo., says: "Physicians generally do net prescribe proprietary preparations, but in the case of Castoria my experi ence, like thatOt many other physicians, has taught me to make an ex ceptlon. I prescribo yonr Castoria in my practice because I have found it to be a thoroughly reliable remedy for children's complaints. Any physi cian who has raised a family, as I hare, will Join me in heartiest recom mendation of Castoria." ' , GENUINE" CASTORIA ALWAYS y eari the Signature of sit The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. MB MirrAMB hmuit. Tnr, mwq Ta rr. Tb oil carrying" stsamsrs Arayll and W. 8. Porter arrlvad at Astoria this mrlna " Th Araylt - to ' Pwta- mouth t. dlscharg. whlls tb Portr will diaobarge at the Llnnton tanks. . Th. steam aohoonsr : Washington crossed ont this noon, bound for San Franolsoo with a cargo of lumber. 8t finished loading at Balnler. Th Norwegian steamar Norman Isles is expected to sail thla afternoon for th Orient with a cargo of wheat Th oriental liner Nloomedla shifted to th flour mills this morning and com menceflf loading flour. The old bark Diamond Head, which arrived at Astoria yesterday was her aom months ago, and took awsy a oargo of lumber. MARINE INTELLIGENCE 3rff!iTlIlwnwiiiwiMi f t ' I 33aaaeaiQsa . AVetfflahle Prcparadonfof As- sUnilatlng ttneFooddtidResula ting the S wmachs and Dowels of fVpmotes Wge$tIort.Clieetful- oess aial msxjcoa tains neimer Opiuia.Morpbiae oorrfioeiaV Not Narcotic. Jim ,Tw tn- laaTWemsaassaafw ArwrftrJ Eemedr forCofisfloev Qcnx, Sonr Stomadl.DlantiDca, YVbnraotmilaions.reverisa bcbs and LOSS OF SIXER tteSieale Stfamtanjt NXW YOHIt ucact oosvor wRAPren worth lake your piano the price you paid for it We have a room full of fclano playersCecilian, Apollo, Angelus,1 Pianolalatest styles which we will sell lor $160 and throw in a 'dozen pieces of music. ' t - , 4 :.. ; .-' , . , . ; " This is an advertising; price to make our piano player department the popular place of the town. - - - 1 nnmlar tlans Bu to Airive. W. Kld.r.- from mrPedra and wit. .V, 1 Ooata Blea, from Sao Fraaeiaoe, ........ tiny IS aillane, rrom Oooa bay Mr IB r. Kllbnro. from 8n Fras. aad way. Mar & Columbia, from aaa rraarlne , Hut B Knanoke. rrom Ben Prdr. and war M.r iH Namaotla, from orleat.. ......Mar 25 Arabia, from orient...... .....Jon. 'M I Alr.la, from orient...'...-... ........July la fiasular Xdaeri t Sesarb I Alliance, for Coos bur.....,.,, Mar U Nloomadia, for orient. ,...W7 19 G. W. Elder, for San Pedro and war Mty 19 Colombia, for San franclaoo liar It uoaia in, iot Ban rraneueo. May 21 F. A. Kilborn, for Ban Fran, and war.. May 28 Roanoka, for San Pedro and way May SI N'uBiantfa. for orient , .....June 6 'Arabia, for orient June Ifl Aleala, tor orient..... July 2T Veaael. la Tori. I. Martjoffrr, Am. tr., at WlUamette I. Wc. Bayonnt, Pr. ah., at Irrlnf does. Dlmadale, Br. k . at Aatorla. MIehslet, Pr. bk., at Aatorla. Yola, Hr. ab., at El.rator dock. JordanbiQ, Br. bk., at B. W. mtlla. Belenfa, Bate, etr., at Aatorla. Normal lalea, Nor. tr., at coal banker. Bra, Oar. atr., at llonigonicry dock. -cHjMe,-Am.-et.T-at St. Helena. Klnlta, Br. bk., at Oremwtch dock. Tellua, Oer. bk at Columbia No. I. Annie .Laraen, cn., at Aatorla. Melrose, Am. eeb.,. at Kilama. J. M. Griffith, Am. bktn., at tlanton. Tott.nbam, Ba, .tr, at t. k W. mllli. Polarla, Am. ccb., at Vanrmirer. Nicomedla, Ger. tr., at flonr mills. Btratbclyde. Br. atr., at Bamler. Iterwlck, Am. gas str., at Coach itreet. CaBcade. Am. atr., at Rainier. Columbia, Am. atr., at Stella. '"Washington, Am. barge, at Aatorla. (Julnault, Am. atr., at B. A W. mllla. filniram. Am. tb., at Htella. Snath Bay, Am. atr., at Plarel.' , ... Alliance,' Amis str., at Conch itreet. Redondo, Am. etr., at B. 4 W. mills. Whang Ho, Cblnn Junk, at Aatorla. John Palmer, Am. bktn., at Kalama. Escalator, Am. atr., at Portland Lumber Co, Eipanalon, Am. ach., at Aatorla. Alrena, Am. ach., at Aatorla. Jamei Rolnh, Am. ach... at Aatorla. , ' Eiuliy Reed, Am. atr., at, A.torla. Aaate. Am. bk.. at AalarM. . . William Olaen, Am. ach.,, at Aatorla. Makawell, Am. bktn., at Aatorla. Diamond Head, Am. bk., at Aatorla. Columbia, Am. atr., at Alnaworth wharf. W. S. Porter, Am. atr., at Llnnton. Lumbar Carriers En Route. B. P. Whitney, Am. bk., Makawell. ElwelV Am. eh., Ban Pedro. Llllebonne, Am. acta., Manila. Lucille, Am. ab.. Ban Pranclace. Mabel Gale, Am. ach., Ran Pranclaeo. Retriever, Am. bktn., San Pranclaeo. Aurora, Am. bktn., Ban Pranclaeo. John Smith, Am. bktn., flan Pedro. Santa Ana, Am, tr., San Pranclaoo. W, R," Hui, "Awracll., Sati Pedro, " " Iyettltta, Am. Kh San Pranclaeo. Muriel, Am. ech, San Pranclaeo. J. B. Stetaofl, Am. atr., Sn Franelaes, TiTarton," Am. str., San Pranclaeo. Daiay Freeman, Am. atr., San Franciaoa, Irene, Am. ach., Ban Franolaeo. Virginia. Am. ach.. Ban Pranetaos, Churchill, Am. ach.. $an rranclae. Kins Cyrui, Am, ach., San Pedro, Abble, Am., ach., San Pranclaeo. ' En Boat With Cement and Oaaaral. Bnecleueh, Br. ah., Hamburg. Brenn, fl. bk.. Hall. Conway Caatle, Br. bk., Antwerp. Daloaar, Br. eh., Hamburg. Europe. Pr. bk., Antwerp. ' Oenerlere Mollnoa, Pr. bt., London. -Rene Kervtler, Pr. ah., Hamburg. Laennee, Pr. ah., Swanaea. Le Filler, Pr. bk., London. Martha Hoax, Pi. bk., Hamburg. Mocambiqne, Br. h., Newcaatle. M. Bamoa, Br. bk., Bbteldi. Slam, Ger. th., London. Socoa, Pr. ab., Mewcaatle, B. Vlncennea, Fr. bk., Glaagow. Mareehael Turrene, Pr. bk., Hamburg. Vllle fle Mulboa'te. Pr. bk., Antwerp. Gurthary, Pr. bk.. Antwerp. Plerrl Lotl, Fr, bk., Antwerp, Walden Abbey, Br, sh Antwerp. Gleneaalla, Br. ab., Antwerp. Versailles. Fr. bk., Leltfa. General de Boladcffre, Fr. bk., Londoa. General d Kegrler, Fr. bk v London. Coal Ship a Bout. Belen, Fr. bk., Newcaatle, A. ' Col, d TUlebola Marenll, Fr. bk., Newcaatle, J Clarerdon, Br. ah., Newcaatle. A. Wlllicott. Am. bk., Newcastle, A. Tramp Steamers In Kent. Aeoot, Br. tr., Buenos Ayrea, Hyadford. Br. atr., 8an Pranclaeo. Tjraaan Mara, Jap. Str., Japan. "African Monarch, Br. atr.;- San Pranclace, Herenleav Nor. atr., Muroran. Btrathyre, BrJ atr., San Pranclaeo. Tellua, Not. tr., Ban Franelseo. 8ark, Nor. atr, San Pranclaeo. Maori King, Br. atr., Shanghai. Knight Templar, Br. str., orient. Henrlk Ibsen, Nor str.. Ban Francisco. tueen Alexandra, Br. str., Madras, alibis, Br. str., San Pranclaeo. Manahs Mara, Jap. atr., Salinas Orns. Oil Carriers tn Bents. Maverick, Am. gtr., San Francisco, Argyll , Am, str.. Port Harford. ' MARINE NOTES Tomorrow flic Third and Best Day Ye! of Hie fi niAi av to a MM (0) 11 I I Crowds every minute since the sale started and at the time ' ii tx 1 - 1 --' r i n'- ii - J f j i nijy m 'i i urn i "r -i ' - - " i"" 1 ' kof writing this ad hundreds are crowding around the bar- 'gain tables and getting 2, 3 and iff P0RTUIIIDMIE17 DEPAimiHlT STORE 4 pairs for the price of one. i ilT"" . ENTIRE BLOCK ON YAMHILL, f RON 2ND TO IRIX J You Get Shoes Now at About :Cost:oLLeatheAloneH4iT: TCI1 4 'I'llIPaTI ? 7As a Pr 1 odd lots of women's Mil lliMk, 79C SdSfp&SS dozens of kinds and styles, but only a few of each. Many in this lot, worth up to $5; choice 70 pair. Women's -Misses' Women'6 $3 A $4 High . ft fi $2 high Shoes mg Best $2 white g r Shoei and, Yj0 all slies, llf canvas Ox- Ifif Oxfords...... I pick 'em out.. I JX forda, for;,;. yUC Infants' Men'o Children's: Soffnole Mecca--gy Work ' Shoes, C 0 Kid and pat, r sins, worth 23cll all odd lota," fl'4" leather shoes. HUf and 85c pair.,,. V worth to $3.50 . 1 worth $li5. . tjy t Men's-$4 JSaby's , Ladies And $3.50 fin-C a nQ Fine kid and OA $i$2.5lhighr-f est high Shoes VI y pat leather, Xllf blucher , and and Oxfords I 8Jc Shoe3M1.lV lace Shoes.... .vt And so on throughout the stock. Every pah at half and third price and some at al most cost of the shoe strings alone. Thousands of this city's shrewdest shoppers are buying laving; in a season's supply getting two to three pair for the price of one. It is without fear of contradition the greatest shoe sacrifice this city has ever known. 7 ;'v w ' - Mill Ends 10c and 15c Wash Goods . . i , '. - - , Only one bale of it 3,600 yards and at this price we hardly ex- f ; pect a yard left by noon, for it certainly is the season's greatest I bargain. Fine sheer figured Organdies and Lawns, fancy designs, (J (ft Yd full 27 inches wide, all good lengths and the best 10c and 15c v j J qualities. Only 12 yards to a customer. While it lasts, .Y.... 500 Pairs Lace Curtains pgka 9W Air fancy patterns, full 2'A yards long and good width, never sold under J9c, pair ,,.,,. , . &'Ac Burmah Challies Full width and sold the world over st 81-Jc, yard Mill Ends 25c Linings Spun glass, Peretline, Mercerized Sateen, all colors. Every yard worth 15c to 25c, yard... i,,.. Your choice for $8 a month. Reed-French Piano Mfg. Go. t I - r i G. W. Kennedy, Ware room Manager SIXTH AND BURNSIDE: Th. plan factory In tbt wholesal il boos Istrlot Astorla."Mar H.Arrlred at 4:10 and lsrt up at 7 a. m., sieamsr nsaonai from San Francisco. Arrived down I S a. in., steamer Washington. Sailed at 8 a. m..' steamer EUmor, for Tilla mook. Arrived at 9:15 a m., steamer Columbia, from San Franolsoo. Out std at 10 a. m., steamer W, S. Porter, Left up at 10:10 a. m., schooners Al vena and James Rolph and bark Aaate, galld at t a. m., schooner Anni Lr sen, for San Francisco. Left up at 1 noon, steamer Columbia. - Muroran, May 1 J. Arrived May B, Konrejrlan steamer BKogstad,- from Portland .Astoria, May 12. Arrived dowa at a. tn. and sailed at I p. p., steamer F, A. Kllburn, for fian Frawclsco and wa ports. Arrived at and left up at I a. m., steamer ' Excelsior, from San Francisco. Sailed at 8:30 a. m. and re turned at It noon, steamer South Bay with Chlixao Jynh Whang Ho In tow, Sailed at a. m., steamer John Poulsen, for San Francisco. Sailed at :50 a. tug Samson, for Oray Harbor. Ar rived at 9 a. m., schooner Expansion, from San Fedro. Arrived at l.a. m., schooners Alvana - and James . Rolph, from San Pedro. Arrived at 10:15 a. Another Skirt Excitement A clean sweep of hundreds all mixed lots, in black, col 6rs, mixtures, checks, stripes and plaids Shirts Worth $6,$7.50,$8 ana Even $10 for Choice Every one this season's style, new plsated models, strap and but-(n T O O ton trimmed Remem- Jn U)(ID her, $0 to 5io Skirts, an bunched in one great lot and you know- ypurself the making cost mbr? Choice (E7 A SILK CLEAN-UP Another one of our famous sales-Qn ly 29c a Yard fofilk Worth up to 75c Not many of them though only about 1200 yards, so it will pay you to be prompt. Mill end and remnant lots; plain silks and fancy striped novelties grades that we have sold thousands of yards of at 5Qc and up to 75c. To clear the entire lot Jn a one day sale down goes the price to less than half choice 29c a yard. m ehlp Emily Reed, from San Pedro. Left up at 10:30 a. m.,shlp Slntram and barkentlne joaa Palmer. Arrival at 10:4fi a. tn., bark Agat and schooner William Olsen, ; from Baa - , Francisco. Arrived at 11 a. in., barkentln Maka well, from San Franclsca Arrived at II noon, bark Diamond Head, from Saa Pedro. Arrived at 4:45 p. m steamer vosburf . , i San Franolsoo. May IL . Balled at T p. in., pteamer ' Norn City, for Portland. Astoria. May la. Condition of th bar at s a, m., smooth; wind northwest, 8 miles: weather olaudv. 1 Tide rfAstorla todajwIJlgh water 1:08 a m., 8.8 fet: 1:05 p. m., T-l feet. X,ow water, s,l:0 1 a. m., 0.1 feet,' T: p. t.9 feet , . Trjactlon . Franchise Signed, (Speelat Dtapatrb te X Jtosrsat.) , Astoria, Or., May lS.-r-Mayor IXerman Wis has signed the ordinance granting th SO-yaara' franohls B. P. Adair and B. II. MoFarland for a Streetoar lln from this Citv to Floral and Fort Stev. us. To mak th franchls legal the grantees must accept ta wrttlnis tlie f ranchls b JTor Jul , 11 and dtpes..'. g iiWM.,..rtSiaiuraliai(p.y.lllei I j Hill FROINT HomeDecoraUno ! Za not a difficult matter whn yo IlOn-E-LAC tee mmm i7c:3 r::::n A combination of most durable Var nish and Stain for Interior Wood Work, Floors, Furniture, eto. TH&WG PAINT 5TC lM.ol,lL.Ri ' r 11,000 vilih th city trea'irr forfeit! li,ou9t construct v