THUS DAILY ASTOMAH, A8TOBIA. TUESDAY MOKN1NG, ItAIlCU 28 lbi
ABOUT THE CITY.
Bicycles were on the streets yester
day.
A genuine Chinook was blowing yes
terday.
Jewish
Passover
begins on Friday
night at sunset.
The ladles are praying for fine
weather next Sunday. r-
People have been paying up their
dog licensee In good order this week.
The good work of the dog catcher is no
doubt responsible.
For the first time thla year the tel
egraph wires went down last night, and
we are In consequence very short of
dispatches this morning.
Church bells today,
fair weather.
This may bring
The Knlghta of Pythias (U. R.) had
another drill last night. They will
drill again tomorrow and Thursday
night, In preparation for the ball to
take place on the 6th Inst.
If you want some extra nne photos,
Meoera' is the place to get them.
TheNwagon belonging to the Seaside
bakery struck the tramcar rails oppo
site the Occident hotel yesterday, and
smashed off one of Its wheels. The re
mains were conveyed to the stables,
Do not be deceived with chearj Dlcturea,
but ret your work done at Crow's gallery
ana you win not regret it.
Men were at work yesterday hauling
out a dead tree that had drifted in un
der Osgood's, store. They accomplished
their purpose successfully, and will
float the obstacle out on today's high
tide.
Columbia Tender Company No. 3,
will! give a bal April 8th, at Columbia
cannery. All invited.
The revival services at the M. E.
church will continue during the week.
Services will begin at 7:30. Preaching
by Rev. J. H. Wood, the evangelist.
Rev. Mr. Wood preached a sermon of
great power on Sabbath evening. He
Is a fluent speaker and thoroughly fa
miliar with his work.
E. W. Kuykendall, the undertaker, era
bnlmer and funeral director, has his par
lors in the Welch block, No. 718, Water
street. Call up telephone No. 7.
Mrs. Harris died yesterday morning
at her residence on Main street, be
tween Frst and Second, after a painful
Illness. The funeral will be held at
2 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Harris
was well known in the city having for
some years conducted a fruit stand
here. She leaves a family of small
children In poor circumstances.
County and state taxes are now due
and payable at the sheriff's office, and
will be delinquent the first Monday in
April. H. A. Smith, Sheriff.
A surprise party last evening was
given to Mr. W. H. Drennon, who
leaves today on the steamer Chllcat,
for Alaska. Those present were the
Misses Maud and Hazel Stockton, Mat
tie Shlvely, Nellie Mason, Emma Twi
light. Minnie Shlvely, Maye Stlnston,
Alice Lyndall, Lizzie Drennon, Ella
Hare, and Mrs. William Drennon. The
Messre. Gus Woodward, pursur of the
steamer Harrison. Harry Twilight.
Le'imi Stlnston, Andrew Dalgetty, W.
H. Drennon, G. W. Parker, F, Parker,
John Blank, and some others.
See Swope & Slater about your spring
work. They are the swiftest, cheapest
and best paperhangers and decorators
on the coast.
Yesterday at 4 p. m. the residence of
our robust and genial townsman, J. M.
Miller, was the scene of festivity. A
small, party of neighbors and friends
had been summoned to witness the
wedding ceremony that united Mr.
Walter D. Sharpe and Miss Grace B.
Hendrlckson, a young sister of Mrs.
Miller. The knot was tied by the
bride's pastor, Rev. F. K. Van Tassel,
after which the iparty sat down to a
sumptuous dinner. The bride and
groom are well known and highly es
teemed by a large circle of friends who
wish them a long life of unrufted bliss.
Swope & Slater will be . pleased to
furnish estimates on interior decora
tion to all who call or address 459
Fourth street.
The Oregon educational exhibit for
the World's Fair, says the Telegram of
Saturday, was started on its Journey
to Chicago this morning, and Superin
tendent Pratt heaved a. alh of relief
as he watched from the Union depot
the train disappear around Albina. He
has been busily engaged for sevc-ral
weeks in preparing this exhibit, end
has gathered together ant eAll!,.H
will equal any ??l77mnea of work
Unln- LCs to motion as pre
too numerous t o
pared by tne - wMch wiU
throus-ho"1 the
' be mentioned maps,
xharta. clay
mod'
els,
' . a vnlume8 of written
clay,
ana n..e-
work.
Several casee ot -
Wrdff,
Se lenient McElroy, will ac
company me ... ,eave for
8UPrinwlthien a week and personally
Vrts building, and is 5U20iee
Ryan & Co. 637 iwa Trngl
just received a ll"emTnK all the
in wall paper, and rising
eTplte
f4t Tiiirrt street..
, nreironlan says voltorlal-
,v- "A we expected, the fishermen
TLvantage of the failure of
Z ol clnner. to combine , to pro
lne . of the packing in-
mote Price at
double the price charg
T . ' TTL -),. the industry waa the
Alaska pack no one can ex
plain. Great as Is the rep
utation of the Columbia river
salmon, its market price cannot be held
up much above the Alaska fish and
sustain the demand for It. Intelligence
that the total output of young fry from
the Clackamas hatchery this season is
3,000,000, about one-half the hatch of a
few years ago, also shows wherein
failure to combine and enter upon more
extensive artificial propagation is per
mitting the Industry to decline by
son of a failure to maintain the supply
of fish. It would be a good thing for
the business if the canners would re
fused to pay the price fixed by the fish'
ermen and let their plants lie idla un
til a reasonable price was fixed, If it
were for the entire season. The ln-
crewe in natural propagation by rosv
of the greater number of salm n thus
permitted . to reach the spawning
grounds would be a distinct g.iln. nnd
both the fishermen and the packers
would learn a useful lesson."
Along the Wharves-
The Elmore went down to the As
torla Iron Works yesterday to complete
her alterations.
The Telephone did not get away last
night till 8 o'clock, being delayed till
the arrival of the Ilwaco.
The steamer Homer came In last
night.
The steamer Harrison leaves for the
Nehalem this morning.
The PolarBear left for the Nehalem
yesterday to watch for the schooner
Lizzie Prlen that is now due there to
load lumber for the south.
The steamer Augusta will probably
leave for Tillamook today. She will
take freight for that port left over
here on the last trip of the Truckee.
The Haytlan Republic came down
from Portland Sunday and after taking
aboard 200 cases of tin for the Boston
Fishing and Trading Co., of Port Town.
send, left for the Sound.
The Columbia came down yesterday
from Portland, took aboard 2238 bun
dles of shooks and other Astoria freight
and left for San Francisco.
The State of California came in from
San! Franclscq yesterday and after
landing Astoria freight and passengers
proceeded to Portland.
The British bark Highland Home
entered at the custom house yesterday
from Antwerp, via Los Angeles, Cal,
The BrltiBh ship City of Florence
cleared at the custom house yesterday
for the United Kingdom with 40,000
half sacks of flour valued at $63,000.
The British bark Highland Home,
Captain McWhlr, 1289 tons regester,
came In on Sunday night from Redon
do beach, Cal. She left Redondo on
March 6th', and had light variable
winds till the 40th parallel north lati
tude was reached, and from thence to
port she experienced very disagreeable
weather with alternate calms and
storms. She took a pilot aboard on
Sunday morning,' and came in directly
afterwards. The Highland Home has
about half a cargo of cement and gen
eral merchandise, and is consigned to
Taylor, Toung and Company.
An important transfer was made In
this city Thursday, says the Eugene
Register. Henry Weinhard, the million
aire brewer of Portland, purchasing
the plant of the cold storage and Ice
company in this city. The plant Is no
longer used as a brewery. Mr. Wein
hard will use it as distributing station
for this part of the state, making it
practically a branch of his immense
establishment at Portland. His beer
is gaining a wide reputation and is
used everywhere. He will ship it in
cold storage, filling orders from neigh
boring towns from here. He will con
tinue the manufacture of ice, and as is
customary with everything he under
takes, will keep up the public demand.
The most Important matter In the
transaction Is the fact that Portland
capital Is thus attracted here for In
vestment, all this may be looked upon
as the beglnlng of further transactions
of this kind.
Now Try Ting. '
It will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good, if you have a cough, cold
or any trouble with throat, chest or
lungs. Dr. King's New discovery for
Consumption, coughs and colds Is guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found It Just the thing, and under Its use
had espeedy and perfect recovery. Try a
sample at our expense and learn for your
self just how good a thing .--- i
Children Hry for Pitcher's Castoria
tfHen she . Child, 1. cril C-tori.
tfieni
Then she
W Children, .h. g " u-"""
RETALIATORY LOCKOUT.
. oKTMftv shops
New Tone. - "i "P. wUh
JXy Adopted by the
me - ,.i,,irera' Asm"""'
Clothing m'-"-- Federatlon ol
against tne were turned on
Ilia
and the
T nhAT
I 700 cutterg. "
Personal Mention...
M., Herrlck, the 'canneryman, Is in
town.
Captain Johnson has returned from
Portland.
Dr. Mulllnlx will be down from Port
land today.
Captain Patterson came down on the
Potter yesterday.
Hon. C. W. Fulton went up on the
Telephone last night. 1
Frank Pattern returned from Portland
on the Potter yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Audley Gragg have re
turned from their bridal tour.
Captain Giles, of the British ship
Larnaca, went up to Portland last
night
Mrs. Brenham Van Dusen left on the
California steamer yesterday for San
Francisco.
Mrs. Gustav . Hansen yesterday re
ceived the sad news of the death of
her sister in Southern California.
J. Klmberlin, T. Stewart, Miss Ander
son, William Rothschild, W. H. Ghllee,
C. W. Fulton, J. Brldgeman, J. H. Nu-
brae, and H. H. Hess, . went to Port
land on the Telephone last night.
Dr. H. A. Smith leaves tomorrow for
an extended visit to the Eastern States.
He expects to be present at the open-
ing of the World's Fair and will not
return for several months.
E. B. Bremer, F. Hacheney, H. L.
Rothschild, Joe MlBh, E. Moore, H. H.
Hess, M. Herrlck, Charles Johnson, H
S. McGowan, A. L. Wadleigh, R. I
Eberman, Mrs. S. F. Clayton, Mrs.
Stickler, and W. E. Brldgmon are reg
istered at the Occident.
Dr. Horace Patchen lies at the point
of death, unconscious and paralyzed
from the effects of a blow received In
a friendly boxing bout with Eugene
M. Keys says the Tillamook Headlight.
Some of the boys about town were In
L. . L. Stlllwell's livery stable boxing
for sport, and Dr. Patchen and Keys
put the gloves on JuBt for fun. Dr.
Patchen received a couple of heavy
blows on the head and neck, though
the blows did not seem hard enough to
be serious, and the gloves were almost
like pillows. He quit boxing however,
saying he had enough, and started to
put his coat on, but fell unconscious,
and has remained so ever since. He
was carried .home and his brother
physicians -were summoned, and they
report him in a very precarious con
dition. His neck is partially dislocated
and there Is a hemorrhage on his brain,
An effort to reduce the dislocation of
the neck was unsuccessful. It Is a
very sad affair, and no doubt will cast
a damper on the pugilistic ambition
of the boys around town.
A Sure Cure for Piles.
Itching Piles a.e known by moisture
like perspiration, causing Intense Itching
when warm. This form, as well as Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding, yield at once to
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly on the parts affected, absorbs
tumors, allays Itching and effects a
lermanent cure. 6uc. Druggist or mall.
Irculars free. Dr. Bosanko. 329 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Fa. Sold by J. W.
Conn. -
C. R. F. P. U. NOTICE. .
Notice is hereby given that the C. R.
F. P. Union has set the price of salmon
for the season of 1893, at $1.15. By or
der, SOFUS JENSEN, Sec'y.
Astoria Or., March 25, 1893.
X. XX. cfe INT. OO. J3
Steamer Ilwaco
Leaves Astoria daily at 7:30 a. m. for Ilwaco
vailing at Tansy Point, and connecting with
railroad running north at 10 a. in, and with
hontx m sholwater bay f r
Sou tb Bend, Sunshine, North Cove
mm uinur uuiiiih uirougn 10 urayi nan
bor. KetumluK eonueois at Ilwaco with
earners for Astoria aud Night Boats for
Portland.
JOHN R. COULTER, L. A. LOOMS,
hwretury. President.
K. V. EGUaiti', Superintendent.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Telephone.
Leaves Astoria Every evuuine excent Rnndm
at 7 p. m.
Anlvei at Astoria Every day except Suudny
at 2 p.m.
Leaves Portland Every aay except Bnnday
at 7 a. m. C. W. STONK, Agent, Antnrla.
K. A. Sxiliy, General Agent, Portland Or.
JEFF'S RESTAUKANT
-18 THE
Bon Ton Ton Kestaurant in the Town
' (And the Finest on the Coast.)
Dinner Parties, Banquets a Specialty
Ths riawt Wises aid Liquors.
jr.--'
lobareo. Wines J''pS mvW ol
and Coflee a tycUUv. I lie FinrM . u Pf
SIcrcliant Steamship Cos
- ' Line, ConnectiDg with
CUu.rclflIUUwr "in. BUm
Ship ui'i
lei viciorls, rurt Townw.ii
Wlialcotn, Kiruen, :rj-;
"Vi iiv . . - t Now vv mum"'
rt, rimi'w'"! , i" " iktArii
gtr Ana Vancouver : '1M
ri. S- Mnyirnn iciuuuv....k
a m Wkliiuniftoli
FErtGC30S BI103., . A8nU
1 0 tnL
WAHTEIt.
f IHL KOR UKNERA.L UOUSBWOKK. CALL
VJ at w Main struct.
ROOMS TO BUNT.,
mVVO DKBIKAHLU UNKUKNlKlltD kooms
x newiy tapered, iioauraio rem. Gtu iiiiru
turret.
3 KOOMS BUirABLB FOB HOUSfKBKP
lne, lurnlshed or unlurulhed. Also fur-
mslied rooms lor lodgers. 14 o. Mb w. Btu st.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMB
for rent, nleatantly locatwl near busluesa.
I ail at no. zuy west K giun Street.
HOTEL T1GHK, FUKNI8IIEU ROOMS IN
suite or single at $2 a week aud upwards,
loom oy we uay wees, or dioiuu.
2
UNFURNISHED KOOMS,
this office.
1NQUIKK AT
XT1CELY
FURNISHED ROOMS BV D t Y
week or month terms very reasonable at
tlie oriel, 716 Third Street.
T)OOM FOR OFFICE OK LIGHT HOUSE
XV keeping. Call ou F. H. WILLS at the Occi
dent uar.
DOOMS FOR LIOHT HOUSEKEEPING,
round floor, amid
locatlou. Inquire at
this ofllce.
rOB BALK.
A COW, CAN BE 8KKN IN WILSON'S
stable, where all particulars can be ascer
tains.
jrOUSl.
A PAIR OK GOLD BPKCTACLfeB IN THE
2 V Oregon Bakery. Owner can have same
paying lor this advertisement.
MISCELLAXEO VS.
f B KIRN'S
HOTKL 167 WEST SIXTH
J Street.
Alb. u alder. ProDr etor.
Kates uer day .... il
B'nsrlft meals . - - .25
Everything Is kept In good order and we do
our best to- at sly everybody who gives us a
can,
S1ALL ON P. BAKElt. 478 THIRD 8TKKKT
j and nave your clothes dyed and cleaned,
EO. MCLEAN, COKNKK OLNEY AND A-
j tor streets, aoes a general Dusinessin DiacK
smithing and repairing.
HKCOCK'd SECOND HAND 8TOK8 615,
Third Street, buys and sells new and sec-oud-hmid
furniture. Highest cash price paid.
VOBNO & LEWIS, AGENT8 AND DEALERS
1 in real estate aud Oregon Pine LraUs, 616
oeconu sireei.
City lots and acreage, Tongue Point property,
riavtM prupeny, tut un cwy terms.
10-aere fruit and chicken tracts close to town
cheap. ,
Best thing on the market.
FarraptPostGi.il
Will give-
CALICO BA.LL
For tiie Bid of the memorial
fund, at
Fisher's Hall, April 14th.
Two prizes will be siren for the neat
est dressed lady.
Calico will be the only material used
in dresses.
Price of admission, 1. Ladies free.
Safes, Fireproof.
T. celebrated Alnlne Snfn knnt In tm1r l
the Third St.. Uoal KsUta Offloe. War
ranted as good as the best. Terms very easy
W. 0. CA8BKLL, Agent.
H. B. PARKER
DEALER IN
Lime. Brick, Sand, Fire Brick, Fire Clay,
temeni, jnui reea.uats, straw ilalr,
Wood Delivered to Order.
Drayiug, Teaming and Express Buineu.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO..
WILLIAM WILSON, Prop.
FEED - AND - SALE - STABLE
General Express and Delivery Business.
Office lit Olney street. Stables foot of West
Kinin st, Astoria. Telephone Ho. it
BOOTS AND SHOES
The Largest Stock, Best Quality and '
Lowest Prloea at the Sign of
The Golden Shoe,
JOHN
J. Or. NlOXXXl,
Manufacturing Jeweler
Walchcs a Specialty. 4
nf.it and PlaUJ C HI
' .."atreet. k. Oregon .
CAMPBELL BROS.
Dealers in
OENTS' FCENI8U1NO GOODS,
Eats, Caps, noow, o.
r,Rnr.FRlES
ANCT
i mm mm
OTTO I
C. P.
UPSHUR,
SHIPPING and COMMISSION
Astoria,
Oregon. ,
genuine vALt's EKO' COAL
-FdB SALK AT
. a,Au I
Ley Orter. a"
0. 0. H0EN, AGENT.
CEOSBT,
nfllt IM tH
ninnWAUE. IUON, STEEL,
THE
1. Why do woolen materials shrink
when soaked?
2. Does a strong rear wind accelerate
the speed of an express train?
3. Is very hot or very cold weather
the more fatal to human life in this
country?
4. Who wrote the "Star Spangled
Banner," and what occasion prompted tho
words?
Answers must be in by Saturday noon.
Please send full name, school and class
you belong to.
In response to numerous requests we take
pleasure in inviting: all pupils of private schools
to enter this competition every week.-
The age of the contestant MUST, be stated. ;
As the Flax Grows;
Sd.the-.;Twine&fe
You can't go wrong if you buy
MARSHALL'S Twine,
Tho 1893 make is
to customers. It
crop of 1890.
WHY?
Because the 1891 nnd 1892 crops havo
been inferior. Marshall never use3 in
'ferior flax. That is why his twine
IS THE BEST I
Solo Agents for Astoria,
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO.
ELECTRIC
LBS
On Meter System.
To Consumers:
The West Shore Mills Co.. st ereat ex
pense bare perfeoted tbeir electric ligbt
plant to the latest known apparatus, and
are now able to go to tbe public with a
system that will be satisfactory in prion
and qaslity, as can be shown by the fol
lowing rates on and after March 1, 1403:
lnoandosoent,allniiibt.... $1.50
12 o'clock... 1.00
tt 10 "... 75
Or by meter, 1 oent per hour.
Installation Free - of Charge
Pn.n.rfiiJ.n inn.,;.. f
of the firm or at tbe office, foot nlJStmJLiil-
caHPLE ROOWS
WUie3, Li'and Cirj
. r.. o..rr..hin Mnesoid thr
"'TwSTsSi West Hinth Btreet
astorla. Oregon.
.urrtiniA, . IRON WOBItS,
act - ... lot Jackson.
UJnw,A;u.Vla. Oregon.
Ossii-g. .f All Dejript t. Order .t
Ukn
JVA '
SV
ROSS, HICCIN CO.
Butchers-jjid -Grsters
Astoria and Upper AstorU.
Vine Tew .nd CoffWtejS
linmestl. and TroplciJ Jrults, v egeia
Kiir cured asms, baco-j. eU.
CHOICE FRESH ft. SALT MEATS
CARHAHAH & CO
OEIJXSAL HEECHANDISE
ESTIOK
now being delivered
is! mado of. the flax
"Yes! Yes! Yes!
Positively llic Very Best!"
Portland Dranch
.TUB-
Rubber Boots,
I Shoes; and
lawn Tennises.
PORTLAND, OR.
Call and Bee ub or send or
ders direct. Corresponaeuco
solicited.
North Pacific Brewery
JOHN KOPP, Proprietor.
Bohemian - Lager - Beer
And XX Porter.
All order, promptly attended to.
ierehants!
i HUNTER -& HER8EKS,
Proprietor. Ot the
PosHand Eutchsnnj Co.'s (.iels
,n me m - - ean pay
moetproep figh
Cor. Second and Csss street.
rthTmart in compeUtionwU
OREQOH
ASTOaU.
The only ure Cream otXartar
.H?FS, TkH Ollj MllW V 'W mum of Homes- ao
iciui