The daily morning Astorian. [volume], January 13, 1899, Image 4

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THK DAILY AST0R1AN, FM1DAY MOUMNU, JAMTAltY lit, 18ilt.
ilrveioiis
F J! A SK P. LA T-AKSK A CO.
Cotton end Vlen Mills
' llillailelplila, '
D& IS, lS3t
llHwri. MeAlim A McDonnell,
V'irMti, Oregon,
Oenilemeni
Ve are In receipt of jour faror ot 7tn
tonst., end accept your otter for our goods
4ne.tnlrd off.
We tMnk yoa will be kbit to make
tnontr out of the lot at this figure for
It ) tig toss to ua, cut IB good have
(Mil handled since thef lert our place,
and w prefer to sell them cheap, rather
than have them returned, Tourg very
ruI FRANK D. LA LANNB A CO.
McAllen &
7iCt Oommerolal Biree. ASTORIA
Ladies' Cashmere
Gloves 19c Pair
AT
Albert
P. J. Meany-vvrtJ
merchant Tailor and
Exporter of pars.
Highest Cull Prtoo
Paid tor Fur fauna.
Tenth nd Commercial Ste.
Astoria, Or.
TODAT'8 WEATHXH.
Occasional rein.
AROUND TOWN.
Money to loan Ftrjuwn Bros.
Gaadlea 11 centa pooad it the Parlor.
Beat tt-cent mat!. Using Sua restaur,
ant, CI Commercial street
The British ship Fannie Kerr left op
la tow for Portland yesierJay.
W. J. Culllran and Witt, of Sea Fran
cisco, art visiting la the city.
rreah Bboalirater Bar orsters aad
clams at the "Par Market, S74 Commer
cial street
The German ship Margreiha, 9 days
from Santa Rosalia, la tallest. arrtTed
la yesterday.
Beat California vine, V eenU per geX.
Ian. Alex Gilbert sole scent for Aetotle,
Telephone B.
Dr. Hack bes remortd fe!s oOce to
the Daw Bpexarth building. Commercial
tree. Deer Eisrenta.
Wailsecd coal and coke s tse
(or domeatiO purpose. For saia ky tna
Astoria Oaa Light Co.
Tba British ship Morrea arrived down
from Portland yesterday, carrying 1S.0W
bushels ot wheat valued at fTlM-
Two John Does, arrested for drunken.
ess the previous nlgbt forfeited their
nail of IS each in the police court yea.
Urday.
The Danish bark Klrtus waa towed
down to the harbor yesterday from the
hogback, where she ha been anchored
for the part eight or tea days.
The ateamer 8!gnal arrived In yesterday
from Seattle with tW tons of coal, which
aha la unloading at the Pacific Coast Com.
pany'a coal bunkers. The Signal will
probably return to Seattle for another
cargo.
The conveyors (or th Pacific Coast
Company's coal bunkers are expected to
arrive from Seattle tomorrow. They will
be placed in position at once end will
greatly facilitate the work if loading snd
discharging vessels at the coal bunkers.
W. A Gaines private stock wtdsky,
handled exclusively in Astoria by John
L. Carlson, la 00a of the most popular
bereragea oid. Its parity and quality
re guaranteed, and it is especially rec
ommended tor family use. It la sold in
any quantity at the corner ot TweJftn and
Band etreeta.
Commeiicing
fine Dry Goods,
DURING
THIS
SALE
Owing to manufacturers' restrictions we are not allowed to place
env nJft.ii.. v rt n a to s.nr "i -1 1 j t,.tv, n;i riv.;
kiiim. suu wLLUii, II , v, V. VUraCUS, Ht,
The Leading
oaie...
Will be added to goods already
cnUlogucJ in our Clearance Sale.
, A now lot of Jackets, the latest
creation of the tuilors art, rind
will bo sold at Loss Than Cost.
McDonnell
10 - 40 Tfclrd Street. rORTLAND. OR.
Dunbar's
CLEARANCE SALE.
Incoming vessels jrreterday reported
ten ships off the mouth of the river,
one of which la supposed to be the Mario,
neth.
Hon. C. W. Fill ton ". a rviseiifvr oa
the down train from Portland last nlRht.
He win return to Salem this evening or
tomorrow morning.
During Dr. Tuttle'e absence ta BrKl.h
Columbia. Dr. 1. A. Fulton will be act.
Ing assistant surjwn of the United
States marine service.
Lost forket book, containing a sum ot
nx-tH-jr and sm raluaNe pap!-), and
nttwi VlmVr w ft I rj . A rwftlrn I i
to Anor.an office aad receive reward. I
j
Arthur C. Cwllan. who was recently ep-
pointed deputy county clerk, yesterday j
rrsgned his position. It la understood he
has been tendered a position In Secretary 1
of State Dunbar's offlce. It U aot known
by whom Mr. CalUn wUl be succeeded.
Tb L W. Harper la the finest flavored
whisky on earth. Csed In moderation, I
It la a enre speclflo (or Indigestion, for i
general dbUlty, for inarttnnla. tor men.
tal depression. For eal by the Foard A
8tokea Company, As tor's. Oregon.
Mrs. VT. W. Parker and family desire
to express their heart-felt thanks to all
rhe good, thoughtful friends and neigh,
bora whose kind assistance and sympathy
so greatly elded in softening their sor
row under the loss of a beloved huaband
and brother.
Contractor Lebeck returned from Sven-
een yesterday. The logging engine for ;
Mesten. the logger, waa moved up Bear 1
creek to the landing without accident.
The erurlne weighs 1$ tons. Mr. Lereck
has also the contract for moving tsro 1
buildlnrs at Svensen. J
Tna 6oandlnavtanAmerlcaa Una (for.
merly the Thlngvalla line), alao the 1
Cunard aad Whits Star tinea have made a '
reduction in prepaid steerage rate from )
Scandinavtaa pointa to New Torfc. Call
cy wex omo - - v-.-u.w th followlnt verdlct: "We. the under
Blver jwnroed. tM Commercial street , Junn ,mrn t0 ,nqulre lnto ,he
for particular. dfalh of j w Williams and J. E. Lam.
..... . ers. find trial tby cane to their death
Constats Jtlller. of Senaide. waa able j from Dthot wounda ,nmcted by ,
to be present yesterday at the coroner'a : Willard. at Seaside, in nats.n
Jury and gave hi. version of the Beg, , Ore , on the afternoon of Friday,
aide tragedy. Mr. Miller U yet auffering Prober 30. KJ. th, said gunshots hav
from the effects of the wound received In ! , flre1 by WUUrd M M1
th. affray. There will b, no permanent j j w Wllla,ms and J. E. Lamer, for the
trjury and he can now get around with of gnd wUh ,ne 0 murder
me m n aw, ;
The Push Clu4 yesterday received a
number of photographs repreeentatlng
the construct Ion and operation of tha
Kalama hatchery. The views are beauti
ful and represent an outlay of S3 by the
dub. They will be sent to Salem as an
aid to legislation desired for hatchery
operations In thla state.
K F. Wilson, agent of the Pacific Coaat
Company, returned from Portland yea
terJiy, where be had been in attendance
on the burial of hla father, R. O. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson died of paralysis, only re
cently having come to Portland from
Illinois for the benefit of hla health. Be
was engaged in the banking business in
that state for several years and was 49
years old at the ti.nc of his death.
The British ship Waadale, aix days
from San Francisco, arrived In yesterday.
The Waadale has on board MOO barrels j
Tuesday,
Every article Jti the House reduced.
This will be the
faney Goods,
Eyer placed before the people
Positvely no goods will be charged for at sale prices.
Orders from the country will receive the same benefit
as if bought personally at the counter.
But cash must accompany the order.
Ob TV , VO11UX0 auu vuuo, J'i viumiijg tuu avuuuui UIWUU.
Dry Goods and Clothing House of Astoria, Oregon.
of cement and W casks of alum. fhe
lTt the Hay City three days litter than
the Panne Kerr and dlld not meet
with the favorable wind that drove (hat
ve.sel up le coast In three days. The
Wamlnla rente In command of the first
ulllcer, Capialn Kleiier being ill Uh la
grippe since h aving tfn Frenclsoo, The
cement will be Ulscharard In Astoria end
Is for use In the Improvement of the
forts at ih mouth f the river, while
the alum will be taken on to IVrlland.
The popular!!) of the merchant's lunch
served by air. Ueorge Hartley at the N.
Uonai la growing dally, and many buai.
neea men can be found there every ty
for their nttJJay meal. The lunches set
by Jar. Hartley are the fliu-st In the city.
rail at Oliv Ticket Oltlce of Astoria A
Columbia lfcver Itallroad, VH Commercial
street fvr through tickets to all points
east a Aberdeen, OImpi, Tacoma.
Seattle and all potnta on the Northern
ractflo ralliwid. Throush tickets caihh
be purchased to thrso points at the depot
At a meeting of the bowling committee
of the A'..riA KooitMll Club lent n.ahl.
cveral matters of ImiHirtance were select I
upon. Hereafter the women "will have
exclusive use of the alleys between the
hours of t and I on Tuesdays and Kr dny.
during which men will not be admitted.
T he teams In the Floral tournament will
bowl Wednvmtay and Friday nights,
ahtch will be mixed nights. This new
order takes effect Immediately.
The last omcltU act ot Secretary Kin.
celd, acwrvlmg to rVnaior FXilton. who
reiurnnl on a flying visit from Salem
l.tt ilht. was the allowance in favor
of hlmelf of a warrant carefully and
formally drawn on the stal funds lor
the sum of sa). rvprreenttng a claim for
ulcr!pton to the tregn State Journal,
of which Mr. KlncalJ Is owner and nvan.
aging editor, from tvtiter lxi to lH'crin-U-r
l3s furnlnhcd the ut library.
The county court yenterday ri!crrd
the erection of a momimmt over the
grivcs of flicrfflt Williams and ivputy
ShcriT ljmers, who w-re munlered by
Chsrlce Wlllard at Seaside on IvrN-fmlH r
a Int. A revolution was parsed ly the
court pr.llng the bravery of the men
who lost thcr lives In the dl'harve of
their duty. Messrs. M. J. Kinney. 8. A
tlordon and P. K. Warren were appointed
to select, purchase ami erect a suitable
monument over the Krve. the rxpetis'
to be borne by the county. The gentle,
mm named have exprrased their will-
rn'ici to act and the matter will be
taken up Immediately. The action of
the court In thus honoring lis brave, of.
flctals la greatly to tv cimmende.1. and
the subject of much favorable comment
on he tr ts yvsterday.
1 t,..i ...
conwMlh,B al N. j on lH,vm".
ber 9. The capital of th, new concern
is only of which C Is pitd In.
but the Incorporators re among the most
important linen and cotton thread manu.
fao;urers in thU courUry and Great
Hr.ialn. The stockholders are William
Rarbour. of Patersoa. 113 shares; J. Ed.
ward Harbour, of Patereon. I shares;
Robert B. Symington, of Newark. 119
shares; J. Edward Clark, of Newark. 1
shares; Joseph R. Leeson. ot Boston. J
shares; Archibald W. Flnlayson, of John
stone. Scotland. 1 shares; John R. Hall,
of New York. I shares, and Jamea Knox,
ot Klrbtmle. Scotland, t sharea. The new
concern will have Its principal oltlce In
Paterson. Mr. Symington is said to rep.
resent the ClarkjCoats cornblnal on, re
cently formed. The new company will
bi an Important factor In the manufac-
ture of thread used for nets, etc. New
York Fishing Gasette.
The coroner's Jury empanelled to In.
quire Into the death of Sheriff "Williams
and Deputy Sheriff Lnmers yeeterdsy
listened to the testimony of Constable
i Miller, of Seaside precinct, and returned
: the said Williams and Lamers;
,v T.-,,,,om. -n r ...... ,..,
i Charles Wlllard met his death by gunshot
! wounds inflicted by one A. E. Miller,
j co'irtatle of Seaside precinct. Clatsop
j county. Ore., at Seaside, in said county
' and state, on Friday afternoon, Decem
ber 30, IKA, the said gunshot having been
fired by said A E. Miller In self-defense
again, the attack of said Wlllard. The
Jury waa composed of A. B. Randall,
foreman: C. A May, T. 8. Henderson,
Thomas B. Loughery and W. N. Smith.
After rendering the verdict, the Jury
waa discharged by Coroner Pohl.
Mr. McEwen is very well satisfied with
bis reception In Astoria. He entertained
a crowded house last night and the per.
formanc was excellent He has aroused
great Interest In hypnotism and his nlgbt.
ly experiments are watched closely. Mr.
McEwen Is a sleight-of-hand performer
of no mean ability, although he does not
practice It upon the stage. Last night
January 3rd, 1899.
greatest offering in
Glothing, Famishing Goods, Ete.
of the Lower Columbia River.
the following good at reduced prices: Standard Patterns Snool
r,,i tj.,vi n i 1 i uu
COOPER
h Visited the Asiorlan office and enter
lalniHl th staff for an hour by picking
StUce nt pieces out ot the hair anu pxkets
of Clem, the Chinaman who Is employed
on the paper for the purpos of mellliig
meial and doing junltor work. The poor
Chinese did not know what to mtk of
McKaen's wonderful trlcka, and broke
for the door and sklped ns soon aa Die
oiiportunlty presented. McKwvn IOvk In
lh neighborhood of IliW fryn him, great
ly to hi consternation. Clem went away
llrmlv believes that McKwrn ta
"devil." It la a safe bet that he sxantlaed
h a clothes for more Sti.crnt pieces. The
oihi evening .McKwen entertained
parly of newspaper men In a well known
resort with slelghi.uf-h.ind work. II
requested one f the party to draw a
card from a de-k with which he had
been furnished end then Instructed the
man to turn over the card. 1h.1t all pres.
ent might see It. It happened to b th
six of clubs. Hv McKwen's reouest, the
card was turned face downwttrd and the
gentleman who held It wnn asked M
Mow upon It. He d'd so and. turning It
over, found that he held the king rf
diamonds. McKwVn placti a half dollar
In his hand and It dlsaipeared without
the alls.-htc apparent effort on his virt
He la truly a srondrrful man and ty Ma
K'entlemnnly traits wmii many friends.
IU ale ays has pneked houses, which are
fully warranted y th excellence, of his
performance. II plays In Astoria the re,
in a I ml i-r of the week.
Tit attention ot Astorlun readers Is
called to the advertisement of the Mutual
Ufe Insurance impany of New York.
In be found In today s edition. The Mu
iuai Life la. beyond comparison, the
strongest life, Insurance! company hi the
world. Its enormous assets and advanced
system of oerll.in ivnttul n security
to th policy holder thai l absolutely
Inipresnahle. Its rndlcy plans nr esecl
ally deslrned to furnish easy and profit,
able Insurance to people of all grade of
Income-from Ihe lowest to th hrhrt
Time tne waa when only those lit the
enj.iyment of gvvl and steady Incomes
felt able to carry nld-lln life lnsurince
and many of uncertain end limited
means were Induced to enter ottie one
or another form of as.-ment s.nMetv
fr the sake of th teniin-ran- thoitch im.
reliable provls'nn-thus promised f.ir the'.r
fimllles. Now, however, such nece!iy
If It ever existed. exl(s no lonxer t'n.ler
ih present nnslern and s. lentttlcnlly
devised plans of Insurance no wag earn.
er. however humhle. need without
th N-netlts and cert a n returns of the
only form of real life insurance. Nor
Is this all. There was a time. also, when
thoughtless people char -t.'rli.tl life In
uran ns a game of chance. In which
the player had to die and that right
early In order to win. Tti designation
can no longer W applied to life Insurance
as conducted by such InslitiKlms as th
Mutual Life. This) great company now
offers many stwlnl forms of potlrle.
designed t yield, vrhlle carrying all the
benefits of protection to loved ones In
cas,. of death of holder, the best form of
Investment and moat profitable rrturns
t- the living hoMer to be found In th
whole field of financial Investment. An
investigation of these lat policy plana
will atrial those who have not kept pace
with th improvement In modern Insur
anew methods, but It will be found that
they are based upon sund and exact
business principle which, when rightly
understood, ere both feasible and simple,
OlrTPUT OF THE KLONDIKE.
No one will over know exactly how
much gold waa taken from the Klon
dike fields the paat season. 8 1 nee the En
glish government Imposed a royalty, the
miners have adopted all aorta of ruses
to evade the law. It la rather difficult
to dodge taxes; bul It la mora difficult to
dodge a bad cold and tha grip at thla
time of year. When tha system Is weak
ened by such attacks, and the blood be
come thin and Impoverished, tha best
medicine to take la Hoetettefs Stomach
Hitters. This remedy builds up the ays.
tern. Bealdea regulating digestion. It
overcomes constipation. It la good for
tha kidneys and liver, too, stimulating
these organs into tha proper performance
of their ftmotlooa. Nothing la so good
for malaria.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Minnie Bmlth to Olive Jones, lots t
and . block 1 Silver Point Cliffs CM
United States to Andrew Koskl, lots
t 1 and t. section S. and lot 1. sec.
tlon t, township I north, range, t
west, 163 acres patent
T. J. Morris to J. W. Williams, lots
11. 12. 13 and 14. block t. Norrtston
Park .. :t0
NOTICE.
Property owners take notice that at
the regular meeting of the Common
Council to be held on Thursday, Feb. t.
1K9, warrants will be ordered placed In
the hands of the Chief of Police for the
collections of assessments remaining
unpaid on the assessments for the Im.
provement of Commercial and 23rd streets
and on Toung's Bay Improvement.
By order ot
TUB COMMON COUNCIL.
Attest:-!!. E. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, Jan. 11, UM.
Latest
and Best.
The (Ircntcst Life Insur
ance CiiniinnY in the worlii
form ulntcs a new pullvv se
cured liv our fJTO.ODO.ODO
f assets,
The lowest premium rotes
consistent with snTety.
Llhernt lonti to the In
sured, the annual amounts
being tict forth In the
policy,
Option fur cittnilcil term
Insurance.
Automatic pnlilup Insur
ance without exchange of
policy If you cannot con
tinue the Insurance.
Cash surrender values stilt
cil la the policy.
One month's yrnee In pay
meat of premiums.
An nijent can it a mure busl
ness for the Mutual Life In
surnnce L'nmpiiny of New
York thna fur nn other
Co in puny ,
Write for information to
U. VAX M SUN, lic.sl.lcot Atjent.
Astoria, Oicijon
AHii:.milt.K I'KOl'KHTY.
tVunty On
k Whrrtty n.ia preparvd a
summitry of
(he sevrral
the hiHil U
value in eah
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the iMn property In
hool dlsirl. is In urtlrr (h it
vl.s may be iwiilc The
dlnirU-t Is as folUms:
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Total P 41 Vim
The assessable property In the to-'iis
and Titles Is as follows.
ntv of Astoria II. Mt 44.1
Town of t'letsnp "?.:il
Not in towns C4
Total
C ti 17s
HOTEL AltrtlVAW.
"Parker House 4'apuln A. J. Rlrhard
son. 8nn Franelsco: W. J. Cullegin and
Wife. St. Paul: i. W. Eves. Warrenton
J. Ruaer, Nehalem, J. Bonton. Chinook;
John C. Hell. The Dallas. E. Hoover. A
C. FIR.
Occident P. Jacobovlra, A. Wllilnskl,
San Francisco; It. Majbry. Iea Moines
8. C. Pier. Duluth: 8am It. Story. J. II
Hubbard. W. V. Whelan, O. U Warden
Mrs. J. 11. Nye. Portland; M. W. Zu her,
man. Philadelphia.
GUERILLA WARFARE
FOR 8IX OH EIOIIT YEARS.
Thla Method of Warfare May Re Ktit
Up In Philippines, According to AgU
aldo'S Representative.
LONDON. Jan. M.-The Ilrrlln corre.
spondent of the Standard says thnt Pro
feasor lilumentrltt, Agulnnldo's n prrsen
tatlve there, writes to the Tngeblatt as
oi:iw.
"The Americans, being addllcted to
drlr.k, are lews able to rtit In the tropics
than the sober Bpunlurds. A guerrilla
war could he kept up for six or right
years, during which the Inevitable con,
niot between the powers In Eastern
Asia would afford the Filipinos a chance
"All the Jeauttes and Denedlctlnes are
at liberty: all the other orders have boon
kept prisoners. The; former are now
prv.Amerlcan, because American rule
offera their only hope of retrieving their
fortunes. ,111 treatment of prisoners is
severely punished, whla nuns are not
molested, most of them being natives.
The Americans Imagine they can buy
the Insurgent army for C.WO.WO, but the
Filipinos anticipate that an American
party, Inspired by Wuahlngton's spirit
will yet come Into power and grant them
independence."
TO CURE A COLD IN ONJB DAT.
Take Lexatlve Brorno Quinine Tab! eta.
AH dmgglata refund tha money If M
falls to curs), So. Th. genuine has L. B.
Q. on each tablet For sale ay C'barlea
The latest neckwear Is tempting and
bewitching in the. extreme. Chiffon and
lace, sllksllk and velvet, ribbons and
even soft, caressing fur are all used In Us
makeup.
IN OLDEN TIMES.
People overlooked the Importance of per.
manently beneficial effects and were satis
fied with transient action; but now that
It Is generally known that Syrup of Figs
will permanently overcome habitual eon
Btipation, well Informed people will not
bur other laxltlves, which aot for a time,
but finally Injur, th. system. Buy th.
genuine, mad. by th. California Fig
Syrup Co.
SWISS WATCH REPAIR SHOP
Victor Rost
Chronometers
(Hatches and
Mical Instruments
Promptly fixed and repaired.
Alarm Clocks from $1 up.
Warranted. 110 Eleventh St.
Next to Postal Telegraph.
Save Half Your Money
' 'i
Tha anlual cost of ihooa I not dotermlmxt by ilia prloe you pay
for them, but by Ilia length of time they wear, and by the aatta.
faction Ihey give, ,
We have the right shoes for Ills tin lit prices.
John
Tito
HOriE-riADE
Taffies, Caramels, Chocolates and Bon
Bons fresh every day,
nt THE SPA.
I ASTORIA JVIPAT COMPANY!
Tl9pllo9 Mo JJ
Handles Only the Choicest Meats
4l CnatsrcUl !.. a.it Paters Uslaasi.t.
W. F. SCHEIBE, r"."xK."rM'.7,'...,.
A tull line of 1'lr.s. Tsbecce,
end 5auars' Attlcles,
?! CoMtrtierclstl HI,
pecial
Sale
Coin iiit'rviut Strt'ct iifur
s
R. L. Bode & Co
Leading Rent Entntc Dealer of
ASTORIA, OREGON
Write for Information and l'ntiijliUU. Oxumcrcinl tStrrx;!
M(nyeWnmV.WM,rsVWrVViVriVrVllViVWi
THEOCC
Astoria's Leading Hotel
Mcglcr 6i Wrlfihtf PropH.
A. V. ALLEN
..Fancy and Staple Groceries...
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses.
With the Fruit to go in them
THE
Seventh and
SHASTA MINERAL WATER, 1'EITCK, NOHLE,
KICKORY AND SHAW'S MALT WHISKIES.
ALL OTHER LIQIORS, WINES, IJCEK AND CIGARS
Berved Day ntid ISIsht.
AUGUST KRAT2. - - Manager
pEgseggra'Xa
J. A. Fastabend,
GEflERALGOfJTH ACTOR AfiD BUILDER
Estimates Grvon on
B All Kinds of Work.
i
PoatOfMoeBox No. 49U
The Palace Cafe
W. W. Whipple, Prop.
Finest Heals in the City
Special Attention Given to the Preparation of Banquets.
Halm,
Uollt.blo HI100 Dcolor.
"La Belle Astorli" Clfir
Schclte'iOtffd St.r
Schcite's Special
Ami tillter llroitilis
Orlcntttl CurlostllioM
nittl I'ttyss.
Wg ittiisst rcctttco stlock tMi
Hell RwurtrillcMM of Csss
Wing Lee & Co.
(Wjut'sj Pry (iood.s Store.
I....PriceB Lower
Tluin Ever
DENT
LOUVRE
Astor Streets
a
House-Moving
Tools for Kent.
AStOfla, OfCgOn.
Hard to beat
Our line of airtight
Stoves and their
Prices:
Something New
W.J.SCULLY
431 Boni Street.