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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1896)
TlIK DAILY AST0K1AN, TIKSDAY MOUXINU, SMTKMHKU WWW. Missed, Youth's and Children's QCHOOL UHOES Ladies' and Gents' Autumn Footwear Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Etc. Oar (Ma Ar. John Hahn & Co. Warranted 79 Commercial St. New Arrivals... Fall Styles All the latest and richest fabrics tn DRESS GOODS ALBERT DUNBAR New Today: A Full Line of Umbrellas TESTERDATS WEATHER. Maximum temperature, 70 degrees. Mlntmpm temperature. 4 degrees. Precipitation, .M Inch. Total precipitation from September 1st, 1SS5, to date, 1.67 Inches. Deficiency of precipitation from Sep tember 1st 1SS, to date. S.J3 inches. TO RKAIKR3.-Th. "Rally AMorlaa' oatalat twlr at nark nadlnc matter a say other paper pabllahed la Astoria. II ia Uia on j paper that pmeaU It reader with a dally telearaphle report. TO ADTEKTISKKS.-The "Dally At aartaa" haa aara thaa twlr as aiaay read ers as aay other paper pabllshed la Asto ria. It la therefor mora thaa twice as valaabl aa aa adTertlslac medlam. AROUND TOWN. Mr. Andrew Smith returned Sunday from Alaska. CoL E. C. Hughes returned from Ida- bo Sunday morning. Dr. W. L Howard. Homopathlit, &Sf Commercial street. If Snodgrasa doesn't maka photos you don't get the best. your In the police court yesterday John Doe forfeited IS for being drunk. Gunther's famous Chicago candles in sealed packages at C B. Smith's. 250 boxes apples from 75c box up. today at the Pacific. Commission Co. C. B. Smith makes the only genuine French boss candy in the city. Try It Rogers' Chocolate Tablets destroy all kinds of worms in children. Try them. Choicest music by Astoria's sweetest singers, Friday night at the Opera House. To arrive this morning. 100 boxes fancy ripe tomatoes at Pacific Commis sion Co. From appearances, the west side of the bay is quietly working along to wards success. The Queen, the only heating stoves, at Fisher Brothers. Price 110. Corns and examine them. For a box of choice candles, fresh and neat go to C. B. Smith, Astoria's leading confectioner. Friday night's entertainment at the Opera House is for the benefit of the High School piano fund. For preserving, green tomatoes and quinces, Italian prunes, peaches, etc., at Pacific Commission Co. Cucumbers for pickling, sweet and Chili peppers, fancy Isabella grapes, etc. at Pacific Commission Co. The steamer Columbia arrived Sun day morning from San Francisco with a large freight and passenger list. "Hammond" Park has been laid out by the Hotel Flavol company. It lies between the hotel and the seashore. The mermaids at the National are attracting much attention. Artist Swope is making a record for himself. Carbons are the only permanent photos as well as the most artistic, and Snotigrass knows how to make them. Captain Thompson, of the Chelms ford, christened the Hotel Flavel in proper style a few days ago. Don't forget that the Young Men's McKinley and Hobart club will hold a meeting at the club rooms tonight. Congressman Ellis will speak Thurs day evening, Oct. 1st, at the McKinley Club rooms. All are Invited to attend. It is reported that one of Ross, Hig glns & Co.'s teams yesterday slid; down the Unlontown hill. No damage was done. Nothing affords choicer amusement than the cultured human voice in song and speech. Come to the Opera House Friday night. The season of winter entertainments opens Friday night at the Opera House. Attend and enjoy an evening of pleas ure and profit. It is said on good authority that if you wish to engage in business at Fla vell It is well to show your credentials to the home secretary. The railroad excursion at 12:30 today to Flavel and New Astoria promises to be a great success. A large number of Invitations have been Issued. After the parade tonight the Hon T. J. Cleeton will deliver nn address before the Young Men's MoKlnley and Hobart Club. All are Invited. !t was oh Kl yesterday that the C 1 steamer Hupeh went to IVrtland ballast, took on stlffenlns; and cam back to Astoria to load her cnro. How Is this? The Wobfoot CVmmlf slon House are selling 10 pounds whit sugar for one dollar. They have also received some very fine comb honey. Mr. Lars Holland, who has Just re turned from the salmon canneries In Alaska, left last night for Norway where he will visit until next March. The Library Association will give a afternoon tea Thursday at the resl donee of Mrs. F. Kendall, on Franklin avenue. You are mst cordially invited to come. The board of equalisation is In ses slon in the county court room. Th county clerk yesterday Issued a mar riage license to Maui Kelli and Marl Stlhanter. The new plank muds In Fulwood Park add greatly to the appearance v that beautiful spot. The Hotel Flavel Is now completely surrounded by tine driveways. Miss Mabel Carter, whom the High School has secured for the recital Frl day evening, is one of Oregon's moat cultured elocutionists. It will be treat to hear her. If you think the Corner Grocery and Commission House, corner 10th and Duane street, don't sell cheaper than anywhere else, try them and see and sav :0c on the dollar. The local canneries report a better catch of flsh yesterday than for some time past- The proportion of silver- sides was very satisfactory, and Indi cates a better run In a day or two. A large scow Is being rigged up at the foot of 9th street with a gasoline launch, and will go Into the lumber carrying business between IVrtland and Ilwaco fur Inman. Paulson & Co. The county court meets the first Monday In each month for the consid eration of law and probate matters. The Wednesday following the county com missioners meet for the consideration of county matters. The planking between the street car rails at turn of Hth street into ISond. has been removed. Bicyclists are warned not to "scorch" too fast around that curve or they may gel a severe Jolting on the ties. Mrs. Hattie Dunning (nee Bitely) died at her home in the east Sunday, Sep tember 20. Mrs. Dunning was formerly a teacher of music in this city, where she has many warm friends. She leaves a husband and one child. All the members of the Young Men's McKinley and Hobart Club are re quested to meet at McKinley Club rooms at 7 o'clock sharp tonight. The Hon. T. J. Cleeton will make an ad dress during the evening. A gentleman who has Just returned from Portland and the east, says that the betting In Portland is three to one that McKinley will carry Oregon and Washington, and that In New York they are betting five to one that he will carry the country. Mr. J. A. Duffy leaves this morning via the overland route, for his new home in California. Mrs. Duffy and their son, will accompany him on the trip, all spending a day in Portland. Their hosts of friends wish them good health In their new location. Owing to the Improvements being made on Bond street between 12th and Hth, street car traffic on that branch has been temporarily abandoned,, transfers being made between lower and upper town near 14th, all cars travelling on Commercial street. Miss Martha L. Gilbert, besides ac cepting a few mors pupils desiring pri vate lessons In French, will form a class for Instruction In that language. Those who wish to Join the class are Invited to meet Miss Gilbert on any day this week, at her residence, 1'j8 Third street. A view of the twenty-four big piles of steel rails in the railroad yards at Alder creek gives one the Impression that at least a dozen vessels must have been engaged in transporting them around the Horn. How it was pos sible to stow this Immense tonnage In two ships Is a matter of great won derment There are still 1500 tons to be discharged from the Chelmsford and Fulwood. The fascination of fishing was well Illustrated Saturday when E. T. Barnes at Flavel, who was engaged In that occupation at the dock, and had an appointment with two men from Port land who were to do some work In the hotel, was so completely absorbed In his occupation that he let them pass him by and get away before he re membered his duty. If you want to forget your troubles, go aflshlng. While lazily hanging over the rail of his ship at the Flavel dock Sunday afternoon. Captain Thompson, of the Chelmsford, noticed a Jacksnipe sitting on one of the chains of the Fulwood on the opposite side of the dock, some sixty yards away. The captain walked back Into his cabin, took down one of his shot guns, loaded one barrel, came back on deck, and seeing the bird still in the same place, he up and fired, hit ting it in the neck. The shot was a good one for a fat man. Late Saturday night, while on his way home, Mr. Al. Lelnenweber was held up by three men who attempted robbery. Near the Clatsop Mill he saw one of the men come across the street, and Immediately he was followed by two others from the shadows near by. All of them made for him, but with great presence of mind I,eirt;nvveber threw his hands forward as though WARRENTON Columbia Harbor Land Co. CORNER... BOND and ELEVENTH STS. Ma on application. about to shot. and called for them to j Hon. This thev did for a moment, and still holding them at bay. l.elnenwcber made his wav back to the city, where h.. met tvTU-er Thompson, and the two ,i.,e.,...l il,.. mill tint cou d I llil no ,.,m i,i,t .vuil.l ilnd no truce of the men. Utter In the nlKht It was reported that two suspicious characters were seen making through the woods from that vicinity. If dull, spiritless and stupid; If your blood Is thick and sluggish; If your appetite Is capricious and uncertain. You need a Sarsaparllla, For best re- suits take DeWltt's. It recommends luelf. Chas. Kogers. THK CtliCriT COCKT. In the circuit court yesterday. vx ItM- In a few hours In the morning session.,, a large amount of business was trans - acted. Wm. Larson a Juror, was excused from service for the balance of the term. Kdward Sandeberg. a native of Swe - len. Charles F. West, a native of Kus- sia. and . I- Johnson, a native oi Sweden, were admitted to citisenship. The grand Jury presented one not rue bill and several true bills. The state vs. John Jovlch. D. Hannu- a, Lucas Franetovlch. and Paul Holt- .. .,o m ln,.lilna. rtol at th apa. limn im i.-i 1 ,ith cannery, the defendants pleaded i guilty to assault and batter', tne plea was accepted by the district attorney. ! and the court fined each $50. The state vs. John Murray, Case No the defendant pleaded guilty to lar- 1 ceny. and was sentenced to one year In the penitentiary. Mr. John E. Young made a fine plea for the defendant before the court, and his well chosen ords and splendid statement doubt less secured for the defendant the least penalty under the law. Cases 2 and 3 against the same defendant were dls missed. State vs. Thomas Cooper, defendant pleaded guilty to larceny and was s'n- enced to one year In the penitentiary. The case was conducted by Mr. George W. Welch, whose efforts resulted In the least possible sentence for the de- ndant. Then. P.racker vs. Geo. Hill, Judgment ndered for plaintiff. Fleckensteln. Mayer Co. vs. Carlson Larson, Judgment for plaintiff. L. Lehack vs. Thomas Spencer, case reset for hearing on Monday. October 3th. J. O. Hanthnrn vs. Frd Laben, suit llsmissed on motion of plaintiff. J. O. Hanthorn vs. Geo. Muniell. Judgment rendered for plaintiff. J. O. Hanthorn vs. Gus. Llndahl. Judgment rendered for plaintiff. State vs. Geo. Raymond, defendant arraigned arul charged with obtaining money under false pretenses; pleaded guilty and sentenced to one year In the penitentiary. T. Helgerson vs. Fred Oberg, motion to strike out sustained. E. C. Hughes & Co. vs. G. W. Fisher et al. Judgment rendered for plaintiff. THE FIP.E DEPARTMENT. The board of df!gates of the Astoria Fire Department held Its annual meet ing last evening at the hall of Rescue Engine Co. No. 2. The old board fin ished its labors and Immediately th new board pr.ceeded to orean2o. President Wenlg was re-elerted, D. Campbell was made treasurer, and F. J. Carney secretary. It was decided that in the future for non-attendance, members would be fined 12, and that If delegates absented themselves from three consecutive meetings, their names would be return ed to their respective companies with Instructions to elect some one else as delegates. The regular standing committees were appointed by the president, and it was decided to hold the meetings in the hall of Rescue Engine Co. No. 2 for the succeeding year. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Office of Llddlcoat & Cribb, 529 Exchange street. Sealed proposals will be received at this office, until 2 o'clock, Saturday, October 3, li!i, for the erection and completion of a two-story frame dwell ing to be erected on Hlock IS, Mc Clure's, on Bond street. Plans and specifications and all ne cessary Information can be obtained at this office. LIDDICOAT & CRIBB, Architects. NOTICE. The Hon. T. J. Clw-ton will address the Young M-n's McKinley and Hobart flub on Tuesday evening. The public is Invited to attend. Come everybody and swell the rapidly Increasing ranks of Sound Money. J. K. YOUNG, Prim. A. B. DALGITY, Sec. Many a day's work Is lost by sick headache, caused by Indigestion and stomach troubles. DeWltt's Little Early Risers are the most effectual pill for overcoming such difficulties. Chas. Rogers, Druggist. The U. S. Gov t Reports thow Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. If von will look into tho WARRENTON is tin civum of wt t siilo property. The center of improve merits is hore, ami as an investment for business or a home there is nothing to ejunl it in the whole proposition. In WARRENTON lots are nil large, full size, rixH'K Prices range foni $lf0 to each. SM on installments. Terms to suit. Snvt - ..l i i i :.. tnu i-iuiuue aim ouv ti an in V. OFFICIALS. ' A number of Canadian I'aclllc Halt- ' officials spent Sunday In Astoria, OiiTge Met. ItiMwn, district pa, sonser agent t . t... it. ....... . .i.... " . i. .-. ruiM ii una im- superintendent, Vancouver; K.J. Coyle. general agent. Portland; and Mr. Allan Cameron, the newly appolnt.il district freight agent at Vancouver. came down to lix-k over the situation In As - torla and make new plans for the bust- ttess of their company nt this point. Mr. Krown Is a well known railroad! man and has many friends In this city. I Mr. Cameron, who Is also popular among Astoria merchants, has until (recently bevn the general agent in Portland. His new appointment w hlle i In the line of civil service, Is a rceog - nltlutt of the well earned remitatlon. ,u,.lwls ,nt willlam Drown ;h), r,.,.,,,,, whu i.uslnesa (trip In IVrtland. Mr. Covie. who sue Mr 0lu,K.rn , irt I,. n.i. was formerly I.H-at1 at Vancouver, and haa .been advanced unon bis merlin , Mr en,,.,. thai m,,, wttM nolhlng In the rumor that the Canadian Pacltle was cutting Ort- rlltlU n ,h . . . ,,.,,! , ,, lrf ... 'tween the Columbia and the Orient. Thl nu.H.h hu. hor, yesterday. 'Wfta (niy chartered for the one trip ...... . . . 10 taae care or tne extra large tonnage which they could not handle bv the regular boats. CHAMUEIt OF COMMERCE. I fl' IS, 1.111181. I 1 . KUIIl, .HISS iiira At the meeting of the Chamber uf.M.Kts. Robert Peters. Chris. j Commerce last evening President Win-: gate w as In the chair, and among those : pnwent were: Secretary Hidden. Jas. 1 W. Welch, vice president; Messrs. Tal- ' lant. Howiby, Kinney, Kendall, lloyle. ! Grutke, Gray, Delllnger, Watts, Kin-! layson. and E. J. Smith. Messrs. Richard Carruthers and H. I E. Nelson were eleot.sl to membership. Mr. John K. Gratke reiiortiil as to I the cost of a suitable lithograph of As- , torla as nn advertisement for letter' beads, etc., and the matti-r was referr- ed to Messrs. Gratke. Zollinger and K. J- Smith. Report of progress on matters In hand w.-re made by standing commit - te,-s and further time grant.it. A communication from the New York iiouru or mule an i I ranspurtation : was read; also a letter from the Metal lic Extracting Co., of Cyanide, Color ado, as follows: September 2nd, ISM. Pear sir: After making moet careful assays on the Iron sand you sent we fail to find a trace of gold. Yours Truly, PHILIP ARGALL. Mannger. Ul YERS AND SELLERS. The following deeds were filed for record In the office of Recorder Wil liams yesterday: W. J. West to Alex Tagg, 4' at res In L. II. Judson D. L. C, township 7 north, range 10 west I I Clatsop county to A. D. Mason southeast quarter section 11, township north, range 6 west 15 Hells Iiavis to Ezra Dawson, Lola 9 and 11, Block . War ren's First Extension of War- renton D. K. Warren to Ezra Dawson, Lots 13 and 13, Warren's First Addition to Warrenton S. D. Adair and wife to Ezra Dawson, Lot 33, lilock 6, Mer rl wet her Downs S. D. Adair and wife to Ezra Dawson, Lot 36, lilock 6, Mer rlwether Downs W. J. Morrison to Trustees Pres byterian Church of Clatsop Plains, tract of land near Sklpanon 250 200 100 OUR CORNER. A fentJeman's resort at oornsr Bond and Uth streets. Ths flnsst brands of liquors and cigars always on hand. Call and try as. ANDERSON PETKR80N. TO t'l KE A COI.I IN ONE DAY, Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas. Rogers, Druggist. Eggs, 25c per Doz. At that price almost any man can make a good living and save up money on a Clatsop county chicken ranch. We have a small tract of land near Warrenton that will rnako a most desirable place for raising chickens and we will sell It so cheap that almost anyone can afford to buy It. ASTORIA LAND AND INV. CO. 355 Commercial street. Clarkson & ficryn LONG FIR PILING Promptly Furnished Astoria Asphalt and Roofing Co. All Work HtHjf r'filntinu h nti Kepcxlrintc f-calcy Woofai. situation vou will mo tlml . . , ftni'ivM WARRhNION KXCKKIKNCK WITH SIl.VKU. In conversation with an Anoilnn ro porter Sunday aft.rn.oi. Captain W j It. Thompson. f the Chelmsford the money ijuentlon ' ... , uraili'lliii ulT ontt ;- would like to nsk one ,,ueston." I. said, "of you fellows over here Why 'la It that In settlement of the war dim- cullies of ,1 and 7.. that inrmaiiy it , imiml.il of France payment of Its debt Jin gold and not It ' I "On tuv Hist oag In this i wl, we lay tn Santa I'.osalia. South Atm-rl ca, for some little time I'nited Statei j money was at that time and Is jet. as good as ii.,1,1 the world over Here urea few Items front my private uieui- 1 ornndum h.mk made at that time. 1 w hlch will show how vou stau.l with I the silver countries Itenieml.er that ''I use the money of various countrlm ' In my business transactions Common ' articles for the table, such as rue. 'Hour. i.ot.it.H. butter, sunnr. and wa- tor, by the gallon. I paid Jiit twice as .much for In Mexican monrv as In I'lttt- ...t Stai.n motiev. And for one pound In F.ugllsh money I received I'.' W In Mexican sliver j APVKKTISKP LKTTKItS The following unclaimed letters wer advettlsed at the Astoria post.-rflco on September :th. lv-Kt ; Dourel. tius, Hanson Mrs Llle : Harding. Mr. Harvey. II W. t Jacobs, Mrs. Nora John. I.efery. Lewis, Miss S. A. tuum n. Mrs tile O Peterson. Thomas. Persons calling for any of the above letters will please aay "advertised." Ad lltlonal postage of one cent for each letter advertised Is charged. HERMAN WISE. P. M FROM WALLCSM. Mrs. J. G. Nurnliitg, daughter and son, are spending the day In the city. .inn. il . r"ioi'ii. ,. ,. eni. ii. nun ,.n VHnig her sister. Mrs. ,t. j Nurnborg. i r nml xr. ttrayne and daughter. : ,! M.-nsrs Shanks and Iloiser. of the j Young's River Pulp Mill, spent n rry j pleuKiWit day at J. G Nurnberg's last ,Sunduy. Mr ii.l v.iri.i..F t Astoria, mnde a visit to his parents last Siiti'lity, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice Is hereby given, that tho part nership heretofore existing between Sam E. Harris and Charles Wright, ot Astoria, Oregon, under the firm name of Harris Ik Wright, has been by mu tual consent, this day dissolved, the said Sam E. Harris continuing the said business, collecting all of the outstand Ing accounts and paying all the debts of said firm. Dated this 1st day of September, W. HAM. E. HARRIS. CHAS. WRIGHT. PORTLAND EXPOSITION. Tho White Collar Line will have round trip tickets on sale, to Portland, September 23d and 24th. and October Ath and "til. at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good going only on date of sale, and good reluming within ten days from date of sale. Tickets good on steamers T. J. Potter. Halley (iat- zert H. H. Thompson and Tel"phone Silver has undoubti-dly become much cheaper during the last few years, but the question Is, have the moral stand ards of the people been lowered? In dlanapolls Journal. Salton Sea Salt for baths at the Estes-Conn Krnp Store l()c and 25c per package. Not content with relegating Mr. Gor man to a back seat, the Populists are showing a disposition to put him out of the tent. Washington Star. OASTOniA. vutu- lial it ttcutu! mrr m the rrpri uu l... A pES0RT FOR Corner Commercial and nth Sts, GENTLEMEN ALEX CAMPBELL, Prop. BREMNER & HOLMES Blackitmlth. Special attention paid to steamboat r pairing, first-class horseshoeing, etc LOGGING CAMP OJORK A SPECIALTY U7 Olney street, between Third and and Fourth. Astoria. Or Boom Company 216 and 217 Chamber of Commerce Portland, Oregon l.KIVK OKUKKB AT IIOllM I, H.AVKI, IllILIVO Guaranteed N. JENSR.N and K. O. HANSEN HERMAN WISE The Reliable Clothier Dance and Presents X-Mns Nijr.it. John Bull and Uncle Sam Watching the Races... They are Both liiter.Kted. ii 'l "tily fir the itl -ry of vlct 'ty. but ulo f.-r the prises. We, too, Offer Xinaa pP'M-iits our customers, j but our prlies mi i'IoIIiIiik are of. but our prh "ii I'lulhiiiK till Ktettter Important e. Are You Heedless of such Utatliins as we give In the nest column, are you so In futuuted with the tdd house you have been dealing with as to wil lingly puy t !iein :S per cent mure for evrrythltiK you buy? Is Not Your Wife or family nearer to you than any store keeper In town? You have no rittht to deprive your dear ones of comfort you could pro vide If you saved your dollars. We Insist that our mode of buying and sell ing for CASH enables us to un dersell any clothing house In As toria; we ask only an Inspection of our stock and prices. Is It Worth your while to spend a few mln-l utes In our store. I Ask Yourself! ! LIGHTEST STORE ) 'N J V TOW M J ijiAlam. I If 33 HERMAN WISE The Reliable Clothier Wise's Cus tomers See What Fliev Are Buying STARTLERS NO. I All of Our Suits liii h mo d. irll.c. in last week's advertisement, cotislntlng of clay uursteds. plain and fancy chev iots, and silk tolled ranalmar. made to nt and fit to ar; Hunt nith strung linings, aed with Ilk, In fitH k. also round O'rnur, struliilit cut nor and d-ubl. br.ajit vd ui ka. Worth A I way a from $15 to 5iS Now $10 NO. 2 Just )fffjffl VVrll The IHrHt In Htnllment of All-Wool California rlmern and clievtoU; nothing better on rartli for wear; makes a stout business suit or half dross. You Have Never Hought tliein for leas than 110 ami probably 112; but we con tracted fur loo suits In two In. slullnienis for CAHII; that's why we can offer theae. All-Wool Suite For $7-75 Don't Stop to Think they'll go before you havo tlma to say JACK HOIIINHON! Also a New Line of Rubber Mackintoshes. Umbrellas Trunks Children's SUltS K?."! Overcoats 30