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Volume XXIII
• LODGE
BANDON,
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OREGON, THURSDAY,
MARCH
Number 10.
Finally il was decided by Captain I
Hennig and the lifesavers tn g<> out
in the billows, and they made a« gal­
lant a voyage as ever men uudeituok,
filially reaching the side of the
Corona and picking up the line.
Double Wedding.
DIRECTORY
Muonic,
andon lodge , n ». us . a . f . a m .
Stated communications first Satur­
day after the full moon of each month
All Master Masons cordially invited.
G. BOAK, W. M.
'Str. Corona
A beautiful double wedding look
Turns Turtle place
Goes Ashore
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J
I
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C. Sbeilds of Fourmile on last Fri­
day
March
1st.
The
contracting
ALL HANDS LOST, j
WILL BE TOTAL WRECK
parties were Eugene A. Shields and
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To Tie up Portland Mills.
Miss Stella A. Peare, aud D. H. Jack
Left Bandon on February 23 I son aud Miss Myrtle A Sbeilds. All Only One Man Lost - Life­
1. o. o. r
The threatened tie up of the saw
l <>f the parties are well known in Ban­
Was Seen Sunday
andon lodge . No. 18S, i. o. o. f .
boat
Takes
Out
a
mills
of Portland Las materialize)^
don and vicinity, and have a host of
meets every Wednesday evening.
only
in
part, but the condition i* con­
Visiting brothers in good stsndlng cor­
From Bluff.
friends who extend their best wishes
Life Line.
dially invited.
stantly
growing
more serions, and it
for their voyage over the sea of mat­
ROBT. JOHNSON, N. G.
seems
probable,
judging from the
L J. K idt . my , Sec.
rimony. Rev. J. Spencer Tilton of­
Tue Pacific Coast Steamship com* rapidity with which 'he union ranks
Tbe steamer City of Puebla from
ficiated at the ceremony. Miss Shields
San Francisco reported at V ietoria B. 1 is well known in Bandon, having been pauy's steamer Corona went aground are being recruited, that ail will be
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
ou tbe north spit of Humboldt bar forced to idleness within Ibe next few
EETS Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday*. C., Inst Thursday the loss of tbe gaso­ : employed at the city bakery, and Mr
Practice night first Wednesday of the line schooner Bessie K. out of Ban­
shortly after 11 o’clock last Friday days. The etrilter« were unable to
I Jackson, who is working at the Rosa’s
month. Social Evening the 3rd Saturday of
the month. A cordial invitation extended don with lumber for San Francisco. I Mill. Mr. Shields is a young farmer. morning. Heavy swells pounded the hold their ad*aniag>- at the Eastero
to all members in good standing. I
steamer which lay partly submerged, and Western mills, where the trouble
Last Wednesday the Puebla passed
M iskbva L bwin , N. G.
hut it is believed that all those on j started, and I Lis morning for the first
the schooner bottom up 13 miles west
F ka bi . E bickson , Seo’y.
Hultin-Mehl.
board will Le brought ashore alive.
of Cape Blanco. As tbe sea was calm
time since Friday a full force went to
Knights of Pythias
Tbe North Pacific Steamship com ’ work.
they sent a boat to investigate. They
elphi lodge n «>. 64, Knights of
On Tuesday March 5th, Wm. Mehl pauy’s steamer Roanoke, from Port-; The North Pacific mills shut down,
Pythias. Meets every Monday even­ could not find out any cause for the
of
Coquille, and Miss Lou Hulton of land, stood by aud Captain Dunham however, ami 'he union men have
ing at Masonic hall. Visiting Knight« in­ schooner turning turtle other than a
vited to attend.
R. E. L Bedillion. C. C.
Randolph
were joined in holy wed is rendering every aid possible, l’wo ! succeeded in dissuading the night (
heavy deck load. Nothing was seen
B. N. H abbington , K. of R. S.
lock
at
the
residence of J. A. McCord. | lugs went Io Eureka immediately I shift at the Portland Lumber mills
of the crew.
The
ceremony
was performed by Rev. | upon receipt of the news of the wreck, j from going to work, as well as faking
Modern Woodmen,
Last Saturday and Sunday the
Geo.
H.
Roach
and tbe young couple but they weie unable to get within a away with them nearly al) the day ;
ABLE KOCK CAMP, No. 9176, M W boat was seen from off lookout bill,
of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of
left
on
the
Wednesday
morning boat j quarter of a mile of tbe ill-fated 1 shift The unionists claim that today
and a good many people of Bandon
eHcb month at Concrete Hall. Visiting
for
Coquille
where
they
will make steamer. One of them returned with j this plant will be unable to resume.
aaw her The tug prepared to go out
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
their
home.
The
bride
is
tbedaughter
the report that the sea was becoming The union has grown to 800, an in
GEORGE LORENZ. H. C.
to her the following day, but she was
of
Geo.
Hullin,
one
of
Coos
County
’
s
calmer
and that undoubtedly all crease of 200 since Tuesday. Man­
E. E. O ak as, Clerk.
not to be seen zV tug from Marsh­
oldest
pioneers.
Tbe
groom
is
of
tbe
aboard
would
be saved.
field was reported to have goue out
agers of tue various mills continue
Forester» of America,
T.
H.
Mehl
&
Co.
firm
of
Coquille
Tbe
Corona
left San Franciseo hopeful, notwithstanding the strides
in search of her. There are no hopes
OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No.
and is wall known in Bandon. Tbe Thursday night for Eureka with a ; the union is making, and assert con­
17, meets Friday night of each week, of any of the crew yet remaining
young
people hav's a boat of friends | full enrgo of freight and a fair pas-1 fidence that the trouble will be of
in Concrete Hail, Bandon. Oregon. A cor alive.
­
Tbe boat probably turned over
dial welcome is extended to all visiting
in
thia
community who extend tbeir senger list. All told there were about ; short duration.
quickly and as she is out of water up
brothers.
W L. DAVIDSON,
G. T ylbb ,
Chief Ranger.
heartiest
congratulations and beht 150 people on board, including the
to the ten foot water line, it is pos­
Fin. Secretary.
officers and crew, when the vessel i
wishea
for
a happy future.
sible that some who were bslow are
At the Gallier Hotel.
pulled away from the San Francisco1
Woodmen of the World.
yet in the bold. The tug Triumph
bay. Had the sea continued rough '
easide camp N o . 212. w. o. w would not go to her assistance on ac-
Will Be Rebuilt.
meets in regolar seasion the first and
probably half of this number would [ Following are the guests registered
oount of only being able to carry
third Thursdays of each month in the Ma-
have perished in the waves, as the! at the hotel since last Friday morn
aonio hall. Visiting members are oordially enough water for four hours and not
Twenty thousand dollars has been
invited.
A. RICE, C. C.
lifeboats could hardly have lived in ing:
having a condenser ou board.
appropriated for the building of the
O.C. W aldvoofl , Clerk.
Paul H. Sonic, John W. Porter, San Fran
The Bessie K. sailed from Bandon ■ ligbtbonse at Cape Arego, just out­ tbe sea that was running when tbe
cisco; Mrs Mae Yates, Coquille; Dr A B
steamer
first
bumped
on
the
sands.
on tbe 23 and bad a load of lumber side Coos Bay. It is understood the
Tbe accident is the result of a weak Pretitis, Marshfield; PJ 8 McNamara, As
from the Prosper mill. She is a two- 1 improvements wil) be of quite an ex­
PROFESSIONAL.
toiia; Capt W Rackleff, Myrtle Point: Hen­
masted gasoline schooner that was: tensive nature, anil will when com steeriog gear, according to tbe best ry Johnson, Riverton; A W Johnson, Co­
built in Alameda, Cai., iu 1833. She pleted put the lighthouse on a par information obtainable at this time, quille, R Rack leff, James Chenoweth, Lang­
as the steamer refused to answer ber lois; A Coach and wife, Lnmpa; P S Rob­
Dr Ji. L. Houston, carried a cargo of 100,000 feet of lum- ’ with any on the coast.
helm in going over tbe bar. Tbe ison, Norway ;<’E Schroeder, Arago; Geo
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
ber and 3(M),(MM! shingles. Tbe cargo
The lighthouse at Cape Arago is
weather was clear aud the wind light, Conger, S M Nosier and wife, Coquille; K
Office over Drug Store.
Hours. 9 to 12,
was valued at $2,000. It is very prob ; reckoned as one of the most import­
B Henry, Portland ; M J McKenna. La in pa,
n.m. 1 ;30 to 4, p.m.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
bnt this fact notwithstanding a heavy W V Cope and wife, Liingloie, S P Bartlett,
able
that
she
haH
drifted
south
toward
ant
along
the
const,
as
vessels
depend
Night calls answered from office.
sea was running. No sooner had tbe E E Johnson, Joseph Cox, Coquille; E J
Cape Blanco. She has at this date wholly upon it when effecting an en­ I
steamer buried her bow in the sand Hancock, Paul Johnson. Oakland. Cal; C E
BANDON,
ORKGON.
not been reported as being seen since trance into the bay at night.
than huge combers began to break Norton, Sumner; \V M Wright and son, Ar­
she left the coast here. It is said that
The reason given for the rebuilding
ago; H N Russell. Randolph; R Pomeroy,
over her.'and the passeugers rushed
Dr. 8- L. Perkins,
if some boat picks ber up before she of the lighthouse it the damage by
Lampa; J L Gerstel, San Franccisco. J g
frantically to tbe stern in search of Moon, Grants Pass.
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
goes ashore, it will be like finding action of the sands. The high seas
refuge. So far as is known, no one
$10,000.
have washed around the base of the
BANDON, OREGON.
was injured or washed overboard,
Born —March let. to Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
past several years and the foundation
Office over Furniture Store. Office hours,
although many were in constant dan­ Honking, a son. All doing well.
Five
Skeletons
Found.
10 a. tn. to 1 p. in.; at other hours call at
has become exposed until its position
ger because of the terrible sweep of
residence.
Born :—March 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
is perhaps precarious, or without re
the breakers.
Last Tuesday C. H. Marsh was
Henry, a boy.
pair will at least become so.
The steamer would have become a
Dr. D. I*. STEELE
looking for arrow beads at the old
It is probable that a government
total wreck had tbe sea not subsided
Kitchen Karren across the river near
engineer expert will come down and
as quickly as it did, but it is possible
the derrick, when be ran across the
go thoroughly into the situation as it
that she may be floated should tlie
skeletons
of
five
Indians
that
the
OFFICE IN OLD BREUER BUILDING,
the desire to remedy the existing con­
weather remain calm for a few days.
winds had uncovered. They are bad­
OREGON.
ditions as quickly as possible.
BANDON,
Tbe Corona was built in Philadel­
ly decomposed, but as he found nine
B
B
M
D
C
S
Resident Dentist
and
P. TOPPING,
COUNSELOR AT LAW
Office in room 10 Beyerle Building. Ban
A>o. Residence on Butte Creek. < Iregon.
«3-3 3-3-3 3-3-3-3-J 3-3 3 3-a 3-3-5 3 5-?-35i ’
ABBIVKD.
Kent Relate bought and Sold
M- G- Pokl-
•t Bandon Hdw Storv
March 19, 20, 21.
CoBanlt him for your eyes, bead ache
weariaeBe, or nervousness
A. ■ ■ ITCH<’O<’K
Cntilrschtr snil ft« i hier
Dr. ^rrHDtiR. Dentist,
Estimate* given on any kind of
buildings. Address Bandon, Dragon. town for a abort vtay.
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HAALAND - RASMUSSEN
Bandon Business Man l akes
Unto Himself a Life
Companion.
Last \V< duesday evening, promptly
at eight o’clock ttie marriage of Miss
E ise Haalftrid and Chris Rasmussen
was duly eolemuized at their new
residence on the Bandon Bluff. Their
beautiful new home was elaborately
decorated with Oregon grape ami
ferus, harmonizing with the occasion.
The bride, who is a uiece of Mrs. J.
Johnson, is not very well known in
Bandon, having recently arrived from
Norwich, Conn., her old home wbete
she was very popular. The groom is
one of our leading business uieu and
has a host of friends. He has liv«d
here a number of years and is very
well kuowu.
The wedding ceremony was per­
formed by Rev. \\ m, Horsfall of the
Episcopal church of Bandon. But a
few of the immediate friends and rel­
atives were present at Ibe ceremony.
The bride was beautifully dressed lli
white and carried native Howers. The
groom wore conventional black, im­
mediately after the ceremony a daiuty
supper was served during which they
were agreeably surprised by a burst
of music from the Bandon Concert
B ind, who had gathered on the lawn
to serenade the newly married couple.
After a number of selections they en­
tered the house where they were
served with refreshments. All ex­
tended their heartiest congratulations
to the young couple, shortly after­
ward taking their leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen will be at
borne to their many friends in a short
time. There was a large number of
beautiful presents from numerous
friends and relatives. We wish to
join their many friends in wishing
them a happy and prosperous future.
Mrs. W, Sutton and daughter passed
through town Wednesday evening on their
way to Ashland, Ore . where they will vi-it
her daughter who is very ill.
Comes on Every Boat
thigh bones, be took it for grauted
Fireman’s Ball.
there bad been five skeletons there,
formerly. They he straight north of | The Firemen of Bandon are going
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
the derrick about 40 feet from the to give a grand ball in the Batik Hall
Fire Insurance.
oti next Saturday evening, March 16.
Karren.
lUiHlun, _ - - - Oregon.
T. B. Wheeler was a country seat The popular Seaside Orchestra will
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday on j furnish the music, and as their pre­
O R WADE
business, returning on the Wedttea- vious dances have been a success,
this will be one of the events of the
eveuing boat.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
season.
Special rates on the Steam­
Notary Public
There will be a meeting of tbe sub (
boats
will
enable outsiders to attend.
Office with Wheeler Real Estate Co.
scribers of the new Pulp and Paper j
Following
are the committees:
B andon .
...
-
O bvoon Mill in tbe town hall on Friday even­
Arrangement:
J. A. Kennedy, C. W.
ing, March 22nd. All snbscribeirs are '
O, T. TKEADGOLD,
Dygert,
R
M.
Holman.
(). C. Wald-
requested to be present as there will I
vogel, W. A. Panter; Reception: Geo.
ATTORNEY - AT LAW,
be an election of officers.
P. Topping. G. Boak. J. T. Mars, F.
NOTARY PUBLIC
A
Holman, C. S. McCulloch; Floor:
Boxing Contest.
Oregon.
Bandon.
A. G. Erickson, J. H. Shields, G. I).
There will be a six round boxing Manciett, Geo. P. Laird, W. A. Ten
C. R, BARROW
contest at the opera house Saturday brook: Door: Robert Johnson, D. A.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
night, March 16th. Frank Blackerby Patterson, H. F. Manciett, E. Boak,
Notary Public
weight 140 pounds, and "Terrible ! Robert Walker, Jr.; Cashier: E. B.
First-class references
Fifteen Yeais Ex­ Terry,” colored, weight 172 pounds, Henry.
perience.
Almost every person in Baudon is
are the participants and they will put
Oar«
C om uit. t-i.
up a lively contest. There is a side dependent on this organization and
C- T- Blumenrother bet of $100 and the gate receipts to all should help out their dance by at
compensate the wiuner. Beu Schuy­ ' least buying a ticket. The proceeds
C. 8. Commissioner »ml Notary rubile.
ler will act as referee ami Hiere will go into the treasury and help to buy
Filings and Final proofs made on Home
-—*• — . Tickets are $1.00.
be
a preliminary exhibit of boxing by I ......
apparatus.
steads. Timber Claims and other U. 8. Lands
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Shannon vs. Sid Nelson.
Seats for .vze5-3*3-9-3^-3Sl-3*-33-3<3-B-3-3-3-3 3GK.
Seeuritjr.
this eveut are selling for 50 cents.
J
MARINE
I
UEO.
ATTORNEY
Prominent
Couple Wed
March 3rd, sclir Albion, Mateeon.
March 3rd, sebr Mayflower, Olsen.
March 3rd, sebr C T Hill, Ericksen.
March 3rd, three-masted schr Ad­
vance, Ogideusen.
March .Mb. sebr Coquelle, Botger.
SAILSD.
March 4ih. sebr Bendet Broe. Lut­
zen, with 100,0011 ft of lumber for S F.
The steamer ElwSbeth will be in
harbor tomorrow morning from S F.
The Advance carried a load of brick
lime and cement for the new Cody
mill.
phia in 1888. She registers 966 rotis
net and is of ibe following dimen­
sions: Length, 220,7 feet; beam, 1 35.2
feet; depth of bold, 16.7 feet.
LATER.
The steamer Roanoke, which was
tbe first to reach tbe Corona when the
latter was wrecked at the entrance
to Eureka Harbor yesterday, was in
port, Saturday, and Captain Dunham
issued a statement in which be criti­
cises severely the manner in which
the harbor is buoyed, and blames the
United States Lighthouse Board for
the wreck. There have been four
steamers wrecked on tbe Humboldt
reef during the year the Newsboy,
Corinthian. Sequoia and Corona and
Captain Dunham declares that al)
might have been prevented if tbe
Lighthouse Board lied taken proper
precautions io have tbe channel
marked with buoys so that tbe pilots
would koow where to steer their ves
seis. He claims that tbe buoys in
use are fit only for rivers, and canuot
be seen when tbe water at tbe bar is
rough.
Tbe Corona is a total wreck. All
the passengers and crew got Io laud
safely late yesterday afternoon, except
one.
Two boats were put off but only
tbe second succeeded in reaching tbe
shore. H. Erickson, a Swede, was
drowned from tbe first boat. T. F
Sot hern, night saloon watchman, for
merly a marine in the United States
Navy, stripped to the waist ami at
tempted to carry a line ashore. The
small line be bad tie«) about bis waist
parted, however, before be had gone
far. Sothern was picked up by the
hfesavers
Several attempt« were
ma<le to shoot a line aboard with the|
li^yle gon. but each time tbe iiua fell
tar ahoit.
My New Spring Stock of General Merchandise
is arriving on every boat.
An especially tine line
of Shoes and Men’s Hats has just arrived.
:
I
O. A. Trowbridge.
r;
Prosper
Mill Co
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine. Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
DEALERS IN-------
General Merchand ise
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
a Specialty
Market Price Allowed L r Produoe of all Kinde.
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PROSPER.
OREGON
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