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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1893)
TaHS DAILY ASPppiAN, ASfTpfilA, SATURDAY MOBUXNG. FEBRUARY 25, 1803. " ABOUT TIIE CUT. . Light rains during today. A full-fledssd cannera' association at O. W, Cart has been excused as a Juror for the term. Albert Beyer.a native of Germany was admitted to citizenship yesterday A marrlaeo license was issued yester- ij lU n arren atrom and Lena Welkkala. Mr. Wallace McCamant, of the Port land bar, was In attendance at court yes terday. , me steamer Oregon brought a thousand Doxes or tin-plate for the Pacific Can Company, yesterday. A happy device for discouraging times Is that on a Chinese laundry, sign in Adair's Astoria: "Sing yet" The Infant daughter J Mr. and Mrs. Kronquest will he burled from the fam ily residence at 1:30 this afternoon. The first Issue of the Beaverton Chron icle published In Beaverton, Washington county, reached the Astorlan yesterday. Thourough repairs are being made to tne Astoria Box Factory, and It Is the In tention to start the mill up on orders udoui march Gth. . The bond of W. W. Parker as assignee of the estate of Parker & Hanson, in the sum or xo,ooo was filed yesterday with jonn Hobson as surety. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Astoria Savings Bank, held Monday last tne roitowlng persons were elected direct ors: I. W. Case, C. H. Page, F. J. Tay lor, J. Q. A. Bowlby, Ben. Young, Gust, Holmes, and A. S. Reed. s. H. Smith, Kalama; J. Wavlare, San iranclsco; W. M. Black, Chinook; J. D. Meyer, Portland; Charles E. Baker, Bos ton; Wallace McCamant, Portland, A. P, Bradbury, Portland; Royal T. Heath, San Francisco; I. L. Cohn, J, Brlgham, and M. Corrlck, Portland, are registered at the Occident. The Clatsop mill Is employing about uiguiy- nve men. rresent orders are nearly completed and the manager states that the mill may close down soon, as the market Is very dull, and there 1b no de mand, foreign or domestic, worth men tioning. Freight rates from Astoria to points for railway shipment are so htgh that Astoria lumber Is effectively shut out of markets to the east. The following officers were elected yes terday by the members of the Columbia River Packers' Association. M. J. Kin ney, president; J. G. Megler, vice-presl dent; George H. George; secretary;. Ex ecutive, committee: T. G. Megler, chair man; G. A. Nelson, J. O. Hanthorn. Di rectors: M. J. Kinney, J. G. Megler, B. A. Seaborg, F. M. Warren, G. Nelson, George H. George, W. T. Chutter, and S, Elmore. The dance at Fort Canby this evening will be In every way an enjoyable event. It Is strange how such a stupid statement as the one that objectionable people were to be present, could have received any credence, and It is hardly necessary to say that the whisper had no foundation in truth. Every preparation has been made for a splendid night's enjoyment, and no doubt the affair will take rank as one of the'mnny successes of the present winter season. If you want some extra tine photos. Aiooers is me piace 10 gei mem. The scene along Fifth street as estab lished last fall in Adair's Astoria, is one of chaos. Scattered in reckless disorder are planks, water pipe, street timbers, foundations of houses, ruins of front yards, fences and fancy flower gardens. Yet the work of putting the street in pas sable condition Is going on, for some of the residents there, while not exactly "mailing hay while the sun shines," are making street while the water falls. A stream of water from the hills to the south is taken in a sluice box over the lots to be graded, and as fast as from Ave to ten men can throw In the earth, it is carried down and spread in the street, or the lots that are to be filled. Many thousands of cubic yards of earth have thus been cheaply removed, and bye and bye there will be a fine street, when the work Is completed. Do not be deceived with cheap pictures, but get your work done at Crow's gallery and you will not regret it. Yesterday's Washington exercises at the Court Street School were well worth hear ing, and it is a pity that so few of the parents and friends of the pupils attend ed. In the high school Professor Wright gave an Interesting and instructive ad dress on Washington, and John McHugh, Will Levlngs and Andrew Dalgety read essays touching the various sides of his life, as a soldier, patriot, man, and pres ident. Several recitations and songs from the young lady pupils helped to make the entertainment most enjoyable. In Rooms One and Two, the special exercises were carried out splendidly In every de tail. Both rooms were nicely decorated and the youngsters gave ample evidence of close training by the manner In which they drilled and sang their parts. A dozen little fellows armed with little hatchets sang an Im possible little song about our own Immortal George and the cherry tree, and the "red white and blue" sym bols displayed in the costumes of other email performers were woven round with song and story, very pleasant to listen to. The steam laundry opposite and south of the Clatsop Mill Co.'s mess house Is turning out some nice work. The polish on the shirt bosoms, collars and cufTs done by this laundry Is as fine as could be wished. Give them your washing for a trial and see if you do not think it better than giving the money to Chinamen or to people in distant city. Patronize home Industry when they give you good work. ' Mr. J. C. Trulllnger has received the following communication from George E. Willis; secretary of the Duluth Board of Trade. The letter was asked for to set tle a dispute on the grain question that occurred in the legislature last week: Dear Sir: Yours of the 8th Inst, ad dressed to the Postmaster, Duluth, Minn.,, has been referred to me by Mr. J. D. Howard, postmaster of this city. In re ply I would say, that wheat is shipped in Teasels from this city In bulk, not in ack x Cargoes vary from 60,000 to 100,000 bushels. Many of the vessels are ouik headed Into compartments, designated "forward", "middle" and "aft" hatch or hold, some of the steamers having com partments that hold Just 8.000 bushels Jtor an Erie canal boat load). All grain received here comes in cars, in bulk (no sacks). Cars contain from BOO to 650 bush els, are weighed, inspected, and trade by. state officials, and grain ot aama grades la : massed, together In elevators, regardless of the shipper or consignee, and Rroin receipts Issued for same, which are negotiable the title to the grain being at all times In the holder of the receipt. Here Is an open letter to Hon. Charles II. Woodard, jthe brave and noble senator who has turned democrat la the last seven days, and who took it on himself to call Senator Fulton's conduct "unmanly." It is from Mr. Francis I. McKenna: Will you explain why you voted for the Manley bridge bill every time It came to a vote In the senate, before Henry Fall ing, H. W. Corbett, and Boss Simon came to Salem? You voted for the bill when it passed the senate and went to the ex ecutive ofllcer for a veto.- You voted to make it a special order for a certain hour. In short, you never failed to vote tor the bill every time you had an op portunity till Falling appeared on the scene. You said In your speech against Its passage over the veto that you prom ised the Albina people to help them get a free bridge. - Will you now tell them why you made yourself an Ananias by voting against their interests when you had an opportunity to make your word good? Have you the moral courage to frankly tell those people that you were badgered Into voting against the bill in order to help - your financial credit at home? Or. will you confess yourself an ass, and say that you did not know what you were doing when you made the prom ise to the Albina people? Or will you say that you were witling and ready to sell your soul for the title of senator, and made promises you never Intended to fulfill? The following communication has been sent to the local chamber, of commerce Astoria, Or., Feb. 24, 1893. Whereas the legislature of the state of Oregon, at Its last session appropriated the sum of SGO.000. For an exhibit of the state's resources at the World's Fair at Chicago, and provided that one of said commissioners should be a member of the Columbia. River Packers Association, and Whereas, the chamber of commerce of Astoria forwarded a communication to us, requesting us to name a proper per son to represent the fishing Interests on said commission, and we thereupon name as such person Mr. J. W. Cook, of Port land, and Whereas, the governor of this Btase has appointed George T. Mvers as the repre sentative of the fishing Interest, and as the only interest the said George T. Myers has In the fishing Industry is on Puget Sound, In the state of Washington, and Is not a member of the Columbia River Packers" Association, therefore be It Resolved, that we protest against Geo. T. Myers representing the Interests of the Columbia River Packers' of Oregon, on the World s Fair commission, and fa vor the appointment of Mr. J. W. Cook. We respectfully call your attention to the facts as above Btated, and petition your favorable action in the appointment of Mr. J. V. Cook. Columbia River Packers' Association. Signed, J. G. MEGLER, GEO. H. GEORGE, Pres. Pro Tern. Secretary' Pro Tcm. The Cli- nit Court. Circuit court met In regular session at 9:30 yesterday morning- The following cases were adjudicated on E. W. Bliss Co.' vs. Arndt & Ferchen, Judgment by default In favor of plaintiff. M. C. Crosby vs. Arndt & Ferchen, Judgment by default. H. A. Jones vs. Astoria & Portland rail way company, demurrer overruled by consent and Judgment and order of sale of attached property made. H. A. Jones vs. Astoria & Portland rail way company, (No. 2) same order as above. Parker and Lacy Machine Co. vs. As toria and Portland Railway Company de murred by consent and order of sale of attached property. G. Wlngate vs. City of Astoria on ar gument. Hamblin Real Estate Company vs. City of Astoria et al. on argument. M. S. Warren vs. City of Astoria et al. on argument. Nancy Welch vs. City of Astoria et al. on argument. Astoria Land and Trust Co., vs. City of Astoria et al. on argument. C. W. Shlvely et al. vs. City of Astoria et al. on argument IS FtilFITS T(H.:!i- JEFF'S, Tfcs Oslj -'Restaifflt. The wonderful hair producing medi cines, remarks the Moro Observer, which are so largely advertised nowadays and Illustrated with portraits "before using" and "after using," fade Into Insignificance when we ge at the new Columbian post age stamps. The one cent stamp repre sents "Columbus in sight of land," his face being Innocent of any hirsute cov ering; but on the two cent stamp, which shows the "Landing of Columbus," which must have been less than twelve hours later, the great discoverer appears with a full beard. The great question now agi tating the minds of historical students is ColumbuB, where did you get that beard?" Bncklen's Arnica Naive. The best salve In the world for cuts. bruises, sores, plcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Cbas. Rogers, suc cessor to J. C. Dement NOTICE. The usual service will be held In the Presbyterian- church tomorrow morning ana evening. There will be services In the German language at the Congregational church Sunday afternoon' at 2:80. . ' There will be preaching at the Baptist cnurcn morning and evening; Sunday tmxt. Young Peoples meeting at 1:30. . Service at 8t Thomas by the Sea, Skip- anon, on Monday, February 27th, at T:i p. m., the Rev. Wm. 8. Short officiating. Grace church, Episcopal, ' Rev.' W. 8. Short, pastor. Service on Sunday morn ing at 11, and In the evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday school at 12:30 o'clock. . - Scandinavian M. E. church, Upper As ranarana, services as usual, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p, m, Sunday school at 10 a. m . Rev. L. Walby will preach at Knlemey- ers hall at 7:30 p. m. Cubject Peace." Services at the Congregational church morning and evening. Subject In the morning: "The Growth of the Kingdom,' Evening subject: "Christ at the Door.' The Sunday school meets at 12 m. and the Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6:3a Tpe Norwegian Evangelic Lutheran church IXL cannery. Hemlock street near Clatsop Mill, Uppertown, Service Sun day as usual at 10:46 a. m., and at 7:30 m. Sunday school 10 a. nx Lent ser vice Wednesday at 7:30 a.- m. by Rev. L. Nlssen, residence at 1749 Hemlock street. . M. E. Church, Q. A. Linden, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 1M p. m. Morning theme: "Church Extension,' evening subject: "Delusions." Class meet ing at 10 a. m. Sunday school at close of morning service. Young people's meeting at 6:30 P. M.. Subject "Our Tempta tions." The editor of the North Yamhill Leader, In his efforts to raise money enough to buy a pair of pants, has perpetrated the following poetic effusion: Lives of poor men oft remind us; hon est men don't stand a chance; the more we work there grows behind us larger patches on our pants. On our pants once new In glory, now are stripes of different hue; all because subscribers ling er and won't pay ua what Is due. Then let us be up and doing; send in your mite, however small, or when snow of winter strikes us, we will have no pants at all. I upon a hassock low. Watching o'er her face the rosy , Cupid dimples come, and go; rme wunin a rocKer cozy. For the lover firelight heightened Every blush with ardor bold. And her locks of brown were brightened into goia. LIko the fabulous "Jack Horner" Of the merry nursery page, Gleeful from a dusky corner Grinned an Idol, gray with age; . And he through his dark lips muttered. What I lonired to there avow: "Tell her," were the words he uttered, leu ner now: - Then there fell a silence sweeter Than when air la stirred with song, Than when strains in mellow meter Swing with rhythmic sweep along. In her eyes a look beguiling Bade me not to break the spell; Something told me in her smiling All was well. Crow's gallery Is the place to have your pnoios lanen. his work is acknowl edged to be the best THE PILOT BILL Despito the opposition of the U, P., Campbell's Pilot Bill has passed, and once more our pilots will be en- WAREHOUSE BTQUAQS. IN FIRS PROOF IRON BUILDING CORKKB -Aator and, Diner street, inquire oi f Isbor oivuutrn. v ,4 HOMK FOB A KTOI'T HFA.HTX IIOV 10 XX years old. Address W, K.G.thls odlce ITTANTKD.-A BOY ABOUT 1 YEARS OLD. IT Apply AiToui.n office. ROOMS TO XBXT. TJ10UB JtOO MA NKWI.Y PATKKKD. UP- J? stairs In houie, No. Iks Wash. Street. Apply muuuwea, DdlillHAA, NICKLY FURNISHED KOOMS BY DAY, week or mouth U-rms very reasonable at I r unoi, iu mira bireet. OqOM KOK OFFICES OK MtJHT HOUSE xti seeping, call on r. II. WILLS al the Occi- acut bar. TWO LA KGB KOOMS, FU KM II ED COM piete lor mm? keening, ni Hletute rent to mo mm party, mu miru stiet'l. nOOMS li Ground flour, good location this oOlce. FOK LIGHT HOUSEKEBI'INO. inquire til MJSVtlLLAJUCO VS. "OEOPESED THE STAR t HOP AND OOF 1 i lee HOU.1A. KVt-rv IlilnfP mnrv. A In f.Mt. vts iyie, an i oira street. HEACOOK'n SECOND HAND RTORK 615, Third Street, tuys and sells new and aec- outl-haiiil furniture, liigheat cash price paid v. .ujiii.uir, civ. noss, Hiccino & CO, ' ', ' ' ' - . - . . ' (TV BUTCHERS - AND - GROCERS Astoria and Upper Astoria. Fine Teas and Coffees, Table Delicacies. Domestic and Tropical Fruits, Vegetables, etc. (sWfc Sell ?; L J -'I i YOUNO A LEWIS, AGENTS ANB PRALSBS in rfil AMtfttA llri tt-Avnn Pin f ftl CltV l0t Anil arFAAlTA- TnnmiA Vnfiit nrvtrti, -a-fVM vfr"t?i u vu cwty ItTUlS. 10-acre fruit tod chicken tract rirwu tn rnwn I Best thlnR on the market. CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS, Bnear Cured Ilims aid Bioon, Game, Poultry, etc. mm or The World's Fair Directors y Howell & Ward GROCERS. Have 5,000,000 Souvenir Half Dollar Coins in their treasury, the gift of the American people by Aet of Conn-ess. The patriotic and historic features of these Coins and their limited number, compared with the millions who want them our population is 66,000,000 have combined to create so great a demand for these World's Fair Souvenir Coins that they are already quoted at large premiums. Liberal offers from speculators, who.wish to absorb them and reap enormous profits, have been rejected for the reason that This is the People's Fair--We Are the People's Servants- and a divided sense of duty confronts us We need $5,000,000 to fully carry out dur announced plans, and We have decided to deal direct with the people To whom we are directly responsi ble among whom an equitable distribution of these National heirlooms should be made. Fhc World's Fair Offer to the American People: ; That none of our plans for the oeonle's nmflf K mrtiiUA must realize from the sale of 5,000,000 Souvenir World's Fair Fifty- cent Silver Coins the sum of 5,000,00a This means Jl.oo for each jm, a mucn smaiier sum man tne people .would have to pay for them if purchased through an indirect medium. Every patriotic man, woman and child should endeavor in nwn anri rhu Coins, as they will be valuable m future years-a cherished object of family pride. . - - J Remember that only 5,000,000 Coins must be divided amone World's Fair Souvenir Coin for a Dollar. bled to make a decent living. , Prosperity for one olaes u to the benefit ot all; there's no ij-uih in sending money out of town, or by patrouizing concerns who bring tbeir old trash here and take our 1 good money away from u. If you believe in building up j'our town, trade with your home merchants, who stand by you in hard times a3 well as when times are good. The annual meeting of the Astoria Young Men's Christian Association for the election of officers and trustees will be held at th association rooms on Thursday evening, llorch 2nd, 1S93, at 8 o'clock. E. C. HOLDEN, President French Taosy Wafers. Ladies will And these wafers Just what they need, and can be depended upon every time to give relief. Safe and sure, can be sent by mail sealed securely. Price, $2.00 per box. For sale only by 3. TV. Conn, corner Second and Cass streets. Yon cannot possibly do better than by trading with the Reliable Clothier, Herman 'Wise, becsnse his stock, is first-clam and his prices are very reasonable. PPili The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powutr. No Ammonia; No Alam. Used in Millions of Hcnisj 40 Years the SL-iiri ASTORIA WOOD YARD O. & D. R. CAMPBELL, Pro'ra. (SuooeMiorn to A. if. KraiT) Denlers in Fir. Maple. Alder, Homl-icU, sli. Spruce Wmb sod liny, Wood cut or uncut, orders promptly filled. lelepU. ne iNo. 47. riiiji Hirm-linns. Lrnvs orders Ht Carmlmii & Co.'i our. feecond U'li sss, oral wood VH!U, 1 ' COLUMSIA TRANSFER CO., WILLIAM WILSON, Prop. FEED - AND SALE - STABLE Oeneful Express and Dollvery Business. Office tl Olney street, Htabln font, of West Ninth it, Astoria. Telephone No. 44. could be sold at a high premium to Syndicates, but we have enough confidence in the people to keep the price at a Dollar for each Coin, as this will make us realize $5,000,000 the sum needed to open the Fair's gates on the people's broad plan. HOW tO Get Go0 your nearest Bank and subscribe for as many Tt. "!. fO'"5 as yu need for your family and friends. These I Re LOUIS Sub-Agents of the World's Columbian Exposition wifl give you their receipt for your money, as delivery of these coins will not begin before December. There no expense to you attend ing the distribution of the Souvenir Coins, as wf send them to your local bank. If for any reason it is inconvenient for you to subscribe send Postoffice or Express Money Order or Registered Letter for as many coins as you wish with instmctions how to send them to you, to TREASURER WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. Chicago, ills; ; ; . Oraert will be Pilled In the Order la which they ar Received. TUB : OREGON : BAKERY A. i. CLITELAHD, Prep. Good Bread Cakes and Pastry, None bnt the Beat Materials used. Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers Bread delivered la any part ot the city PICKED UP. A oew scow, forty feet lone, fifteen foot beam. New anchor and line. Own er can have same by proving property and paying expense. IIbnby Fisx. Enappa, Or., Feb. 2Kb, 1803. ASTORIA TRANSFER CO. FBANK DAMANT, Fropr. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, Express and delivery bualneav ' GET YOHR COAli AND HAY FROM PTttKK DAMANf. Bet Walls Knd cisl delivered, V.iX. Call at t l'ulrd street. Telephone 11 C. P. UP8HUR, SHIPPING and COMMISSION Astoria, Oregon. FISHER BROTHERS SHIP CHANDLERS. Hevy and 8hlf HARDWARE Chvt to fwk ' Wagons and Vehicles, Farm Vsrhlnery, Paint. 'Il, Varninhes. Loners' Kuppllea, Pafjbink's scales, boot sud Hlm.owa. pnovisions. FLOUR and UXX FEED J. Gr. XJ01P Manufacturing Jeweler v.. ): i ... v ' --''V.:? ! Wa'chcs a Specialty 1 Solid and Plated Silver Ware. UMBRELLAS That tin 6s t;ikeu apart anil : j ''P ked lU tlUIIKH, . . ' 406 Third Street. Asiorln, Oregon, i JEFFS RESTAURANT -18 THE- Bon Tea Ton Restaurant in the Town (And the Finest en the Coast.) Dinner Parties, Banquets a Specialty Tat Flaert Wises aad Llqaors. C ARM AH AN & CO Sucf""r to I. W. Cawj Importer and Wholesale and UeUll dealer In GENERAL MEIlCnAIIDISE . Cor. Second andt'aai Street, ASTORIA," - ' OREGON North Pacific Brewery JOHN K0?P, Proprietor. Bohemian - Laser - Beer Aad XX Porter. All orders promptly attended to. Safes, Fireproof. T..v eclW.te1 Alpine Fafi s V.-pt la slock al the 7, Third tU, iiwl 4ii w... fintsa tx JSCS 2 3 Uflt. 7uim very euj W. UCAShtLUAieut, H(i. DMIELSON, SAMPLEROOUO Wines, Liquors and ' Cigars. Apr nr far the OUIDN Rtamihlp Llns and the rillNUVALI.A HteariiKlilp Line, direct. Also, HMit (ur "Hvciuka Xrlbuuuu" and Mvenslta Ainorlkansren." iirnur oi Water and West Ninth BtreeU Yaloila, Oregon, . M, M. Ilunttr, J. I), MergoDH. HUNTER & MERGENS, Proprietors of the H:B. PARKER ; DEALER IN Lime. Brick, Band, Fire Brkk. Fire Clay, Omcnt, Mill leed,Osts, Biraw Hair. W'mmI IHjlivered to order. Draylng, Teaming and Sxprni Eui&cu. DQ0T3 AITD SHOES The Largest Stock, Bast Quality tud Loveat Prices at the Sign ot . Tiia Golden Sluw. Portland Butchering Co.'s Markets In Astoria. Dealers la nit kinds oi Fresli and Salt Meats Corner Seeond and Benton utrecls. Corner Third and Wt fcWilli itlreetf. Shipplnfttrnde a Specialty. Terms Cash. Fam ilies, hotel and reatuuntnla supplied. 5-onxx naik-