The daily morning Astorian. [volume], March 10, 1899, Image 4

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THE DAILY ASTORIAN, F1UDAY MUKN1NU. MARCH 10, IBM.
THE FAIR, The Place
The BONBONNEIRE.
P. J. Meany-vtrra
(Derchant Tailor and
Exporter of Fars.
EOctot Ouh Prto
Paid tot rw Btdaa.
Tenth and Commercial Ms.
Astoria, Or.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair.
AROUND TOWN.
Voaej to Iota Fernuon Bro.
Freeh buttermilk received at th Parlor
4ar.
Th Columbia crossed out yesterday
for Ban Fraacuwo.
Beat tt-Cfnt seal. Rising Baa restaur
ant. Q Commercial trt.
Tha pilot schooner Joseph
came In from sea yeattrday.
Pull tier
The British ship Eagla Crag, wheat
laden, was towed to sea yesterday.
The British ship Clan Oalbralth sailed
yesterday for Royal Roads for order.
The British bark Castor sailed yester
day for Victoria. B. C. to load lumber.
A. F. Rogers, of the Paclflo paper Com
pany, arrived down from Porland yes'er
ay. The tug Samson crossed out yesterday
with , rock barge In tow for Gray's
fcarbor.
Best California wine cents per gal
lon. Ales. Gilbert, sole agent for Astoria.
Telephone at.
The barkentlne Oleaner, lumber laden
from the Knappton mill, was towed to
sea yesterday.
Wallsend coal and coke is tbe brst for
domestic purposes. For sale by the As.
tori Gas Light Co.
, Please note the reduction In fares be.
tween Astoria and Portland made by the
O. R. . N. Company.
Contractor Palmberg had a handome
new sign erected yesterday over his office
near Fisher's opera house.
Wanted A girl for general housework.
A email family and nrst-crass wages
paid. Address M. Astorlan office.
Hall's Juniper Kidney Cure baa cured
hundreds of lame backs In this country.
It may you. Try It. Charles Rogers,
druggist
rr 1 '
Omaha hams, finest ever Drought to
Astoria market, for one week only, 12
cents per pound. The "Pat" market, 674
Commercial street
The Parlor now manufactures all Its
own chocolates. They are made only of
the finest materials and are the most i
llclous In the city.
Tbe West Shore Mills Company are In
a position to offer the public slab wood
during the next three weeks. Orders
should be left early, or otherwise the
supply may be exhausted.
Sole Agent
THE PAIR.
On Saturday, March Itth. c will open our doors to the public iod
place ob sale the cheapest stock of Clothing. Shoes. Hats. Hosiery, liulcr
wear, Purnlshlng Goods Ladicswcar, Notions. Uranitwarc. Tinware, Hard
ware, etc., etc., that has ever been brought to Astoria.
So bankrupt or old goods, but everything new, clean and up-to-date.
'e are after the people's trade and if LOW l'KICESaad PAIR
DEALING ire worthy of consideration we will get yours to.
Sec Opening Announcement ncit Saturday.
Don't forget the date SATURDAY, MARCH UTH. ISW.
506-508 Commercial
Astoria's leading Confectionery Store.
Finest in Oregon
Lowney's Chocolates a Specialty.
Page Block, ASTORIA
Don't fall to attend the performance of
"Spider and Fly" at KUher'a Saiunl iy
night
The British ship Achnalsv cleared at
rortiand yesterday carrying- H7.1M bush-
; '. of wheat, valued at JSS.U4.
The Pritlsb bark Norma, wheat l.iJetv
: for QUtcnstown for orders, arrived .lown
in tow from Portland yesterday.
J A rift of St piles arrived from Ste.li
i yesterday for Lebeck & ralmber;. whl. b
will be ued In erecting cannery net.
racks across the bay.
The German bark Thalassa arrived
down from Portland yesterday. She Is
lumber laden for Hamburg. Oerminy.
and carries 1.1S1 MS feet.
Today Is the last day on which water
rates can be paid without a penally of
S cents additional charge, under the
rules of the commission.
See the biggest, brightest, best and
most popular spectacular production of
the "SpMer and Kly" at Fisher's opera
house tomorrow evening.
The steamer Fulton arrived In yes: sr.
day from San Francisco. After unload
ing some freight at the O. R. 4 N. dock
she proceeded up to Portland.
Terry MoKean leaves for Portland th s
morning to witness the James Kidder
Ward production of "School for Scandal."
He will also visit friends In Vancouver
for a few days.
In the county clerk's office yesterday
Charles Carlson, a native of Sweden,
and C. McPherson. a native of England.
declared their intentions to become
American citixens.
The British ship Port Stanley, which
came here disengaged a few days ag
received orders yesterday to proceed to
Port Townsend, for orders. 8he w;is
towed to pea la ;h- evening.
The reserved seat sale for the "Spll'-r
and Fly" Company, which appears at
Fisher's opera house tomorrow evenln?.
opens at Griffin & Reed's this morn;nir
at 9 o'clock. Secure them and avo d a
great rush at the door.
A dlspMch from Washington last n git
state tha: four companies of the United
S.at-s engineers. romprls.ni? tho.e at
Honolulu ar shortly to bv calh-d home.
Two Ast'irian. Ill' hard Curruthirs .mi
H. W. Cyru re iu tbe engineer corp.
The yellow fir logs for the Improvement
of Astor street hav arrived at the Clat
sop mill, where they are being sawed Into
lumber. The lumber Is expected to be
reajy about the lirst of next week when
the work of improving the street will
be conimeii'.-ed.
W. A. Gaines' private stock whisky,
handled exclusively In Astoria by John
L. Carlson, Is one of the most popular
beverages sold. Its purity and quality
are guaranteed, and It la especially rec
ommended for family use. It Is sold Jn
any quantity at the corner of Twelfth
and Bond ttre .-
This Is the sge of adulterations, but
Harper Whisky Iti T'l iranteed strictly
pur, superlative whisky. Chemists, an
alysts and physicians testify to this re
peatedly. Ths evidence Is not only strong
but conclusive. The people, too, find
Harper tan be trusted Implicitly; hence
the enormous sales of his royal whisky.
Sold by The Foard & Stokes Company,
Astoria, Ore.
NewSpringGoods
Ladies Shirt Waists
Xoliln. Stvlishand l') - to -
Manufactured by the Famous Trojan
Manufacturing Company, Troy, N. Y.
These Waists are considered the finest
made in America for style, fit and work
manship. Colors guaranteed.
C. H. COOPER,
for
to Save Money
Street.
The captain of the British ship Olen.
flnart, which arrived yesterday, reports
syhtlng a bark headed for the Columbia
river Wednesday morning. Her name
could not be learned but the Is thought
' to be the French bark Urs Adelphus, 119
days from Algoa Bay.
The British ship Glenflnart arrlvtd in
yesterday, U days from ban Kranoueo.
She has a partial cargo for Portland,
consisting of WO tons of gas coke and II..
3(0 casks of cement. It Is not known
whether or not the Glenflnart Is chart
ered. She will be towed to Portland to.
day.
Pomlntro Beiserlih, who was recently
appointed boatman to Health ottWr Ful
ton at this port, received his commis
sion yesterday. He Immediately tenders!
to Collector of Customs Fox his reslvna-
Hon as boatman at the customs house,
and F. Brown, sr.. was appoints to the
plaoe.
1 Th Woodmen of the World op-nl
I their new hall in the Puce Mock last
r.vhl by receivlns th.'lr tnenos. There
was a v, ry .re attemtanc- and t'te
, ev ning was pleasantly pascl 1 tie tei.
i ture of-the entertainment was a dance,
j at the lOiu'luslon of which n trhni' nt
I wert svrvul. The party il'.sptr.l at
! tnulncht.
! The government rock-crusner at !:.
j Helens, which supplies the rock for the
. w.,rlt at Wrt StrVIl I
laid up for repairs. A number of hind
who were laid off during the bad wetth -r
resume work at hte fort Wednesday
last. It is said but little more rock will
be required at the- fort, the line of work
for which It Is used being almost com
pleted. The cut price shoe sale at Herman
Wise's clothing store Is attra.tlng the
attention of bargain hunters The reason
for this cut In shows Is the fact that Mr.
Wise wisncs to discontinue his shoe ile-
. .! .1... ,.11 his attention to
ipaniiien ."u " '
mens and boys clothing, hsts and gents
'haberdashery. Any geotlrman. whether
In need of shoes now or not, should f"r
' his o n good take advantage of Mr.
. Wise's cut-price shoe sale.
i Manaeer Clinton states that the st.-ry
printed in the Astorlan yes'erday to the
effect that the long-distance telephone
I line was down on the pipe lln road for
a distance of nine miles is Incorrect. He
Uays the wire was broken in s.v.ral
places during the storm, but that It his
been In working order since 10 a. m.
Thursday. The wire went down on the
previous day. but men were sent out
from Clifton and Astoria and the re.
pairs were soon made.
F. C Barnes, of Portland, whi owns
the South Ind cannery, ha re .ntly
visited the Stanley townsite on the Nasal
riwr where he Intends to at once er.-ct
j.i new rannery. bavins the same cipaHiy
las his South Bnd plant. whl h paeke.l
I K nt) cases last year. Mr. Barnes lo-s not
'expect Its capacity to Increase tills year
I by th- change, but h-pes to Improve Its
'quality and run economically. Tbe Itarn-s
cannery last y.-ar paid out for tlsh b.x s
;and labor. In South Bend, over Z, .
I The torpedo-boat Fox will start from
Portland this rn'TiiInK for San Pram Is o,
where she- will turned ov-r to the
government at the .Mare Island navyyard.
The Fox will leave Portland at 6
o'clock In charxo of Captain Patterson.
On arr.vlng at Astoria she will be turned
over to Captain Hlnkle, of the Elder,
who will take her to San Francisco. If
the bar Is smooth today she will rroys
out, otherwise she will remain here until
favorable weather sets In for her trip
I town the coast.
i Apropos of the agitation In the Tax
payers' League to secure a reduction of
the police force. It may be of Interest to
i know Just how the work of the present
force compares with that of former ad
mlntsi rations. The records on file at
I the office of Chief Ha'.lock show that for
j 10 years prior to 1W the number of ar
I rests In February averaged 27.8, while
during last month 53 arrests were mid".
; Lesplte this great difference In the num
ber of arrests, the trty has been more
orderly of late than ever before. The
receipts In the police court ar alo
much gpater. and the department Is
ia big- financial a.d to the city.
l)att'.
Astoria
The Portland police havs arrested four
counterfeiter, who hav been passing
"gHrM half dollar piece on the poo.
pie of th nieiroMI. For 'n ly
past b,u half dollar have been in I'tr-
uUtlon In Astoria, although not t
a very great extent. The polUv or tm
olty are of the opinion that the gang nr.
rested In Portland Is in am that
spread the "queer" In Astoria. The coin
we r very neatly md. and It Is Impos.
slblo for a person not accustomed to
handling money to detect them from t
genuine ptiH-es,
There la a perceptible Increase of m.
teres! In tjie CrlttiMiton mcettnus l.ast
evening many w'roti professed eotiver.
slon lit response to an ebHiueni and con.
vlnclng address by Mr. 'rli teuton on
the theme, "The Master's Call " Mrs
MorTot sang a solo, ami also a .tuet with
Mr. J. W, Belcher. M.vtlng will b.
held as usual today-at the tUpttsI
chur-h at J p. m., and at the Methodist
church at T;3U p ni hvard - 8:ok '
hivll has been securM for thu . Sunday
afterniwn mevttng. which will t In the
Interest of the Florence Crtttent.-n nil,
slon work. It Is expected that the ea.
paclty of the large had will In ta,-l to
acoommodate th audience wob h w II
greet Mr. Cnttenton at thi meeting
An unsUit'Mful attempt m made
at an early hour yesterday morning to
burn l.oula Martin's boat shot, at th foot
of Seventh street. When Martin entered
the building. aNuit " o'clo.k. th,. pla-
was full of smoke. Calling for a!tan .
he extinguished the fire and made an
xamlnatlon of the premises. A quantity
Of driftwood had bn collrcteu and p led
under the building and saturated with
coaloll. The fire had evidently beon
started an hour before Martin's arrival
but the driftwood was wet and did tin
burn readily. A bottle which had vn
talned the oil was found on the beach,
an was also can that had NM n-d 'o
sprinkle the kerosene oer the pie.
The case has been placed :n the hand of
the police, but thero Is no clue to the In.
oeridlary.
The county court at Its meetitiK yoler.
day read the reisirt of th- reMew. ts f,-r
the road petitioned fo,- by It t rry
and other the tlrst tlnie ' ti.irl. s ti. '
J.'ht'ui a-k,d that he be a:tc.d t,
impfVe I'acllic inet'.Uc a: N w "'.crM.
which was Kranted The motubets o'
th - court vacated the courtroom In He'
afternoon to allow the Jury to dlW'r
.II the o.i-c "f t!i state of "regen r '
ret i.e-orge Kabotb t.. Ni ho. as K.-a.-.
and mljourned ov r until th'. m ri :
The rnvess.ty for a Jury room i -h Mn '
at the last ri'itul.ir t"tm of tt.e , Ir. ult '
urt. wh. n the gr.in.1 mrv r itntee. ,b d
that A story ! built on i!i.. she: its
flee. This would Iv a :reat . nl-n. e
for Jurors and could be built at a stni'l
expense to the county. At pre., nt t' .rv
Is no regular Jury room ..n.l wtn-n i ) nv ,
is trying a case, as w.n the im ye..
terduy. it Is romprl'ml to o. upy one of
the county offices ir e!..' U, t i ti to
au outside buliditiK This muter, t Is
said, was brought b. f ir" the cun y '
ivlirt at the time and was adtetsp.) ac'e l
upon.
At tha meeting of the Taxi'rr' '
league Wednesday evening, there was!
Collsldcrttb.c discussion as to the advlna. I
blilty of recommending a r ducil'ti -fj
the police forc of the city The mat. j
ter was referred at a previous rne-ttng
to a Committee, which u:tft d that;
the leaKUe take steps to s ure a reduc '
tnlon of the force. Th que.t.n "f the
adoption of the report brought out much
dis usslon. but the recommendation -f
the committee was finally a eptvd. J st
what steps will be taken by the league
to secure the reduction could riot l'
learned. No doubt the-c will cm.
slderable opposition to the jd in. as. :
should the pres-nt force be i'iii .bwr..
the tlns and forfeitures In t!i- p .ben
court wl.l probably decrease currcpon 1. 1
Ingly. The force Is n ne too I ir" .it i
.resent and any attempted r..l n- ,n
would meet with considerable opp.si-p-n.
As a financial proposition, w.th ttie city j
nt the long end, many people think that
there should be no docrea-e either in the
strength or remuneration of the pole
department,
Two new trams were add'd to the four, j
men tontest last nittht, m.ik.ni; In all '
10 teams now entered. The captains are,
J. titrauss and Jam- Fin.ilvs .n II, re.
after four teams will howl M ndav n.fht ,
i,i like number on Tuesday and Hi te. ;
! in. lining two teams on Thursday. The
I new biwler are as follows: M. I'. ,
Hardetsty, scratch; C. I'av s, lo pu s ;
i.ir Prael, lu pins; ., Tabell. lo t,!n-;
Charb-s WriKht. i: pins; Handa.l it , d,
I 1.1 pins; W. ". 1'iirils, s pine; A Wi-'.rs,
!S pins; W. Ilnnklns, 12 pln; ci,,re.
't'astner, 12 pins, "th" sevrai . ap:.,r a
! cr-w new teams last niht, wltii tl.c f
lowing results: Herman Wis- i';ipt,;m.
M. F. Hardest)1. Iv Hansen ond Thus.
SlM-tK-er; W. C. UiWS a::iim. H. W.
Crosby, V. A. Fisher and H. Normn;
L. II. Burroughs iciptami, H. Hurk.
holder, N. HchlUfSvl and C. Diivii; M.
II. Hozorth (captain). H. W. Peterson,
Oscar Prael und ,. Taljeb; p. Woo llle d
(captain), Charb WriKht. II. II. Pinned
and Itandall Reeil; F. H. (ioodell f.np.
tain), P. H. McDonnell, l, Campell and
John MKJue; C. H. Cooper (caiitani,
'will Curtis, II. F. Allen and ;. J. Trench,
urd; James Flnlaysori dnpiaini. A,
Winters, H. W. Ctirlstensen and W.
Hariklns; J. Strauss (cuptalni, K Ij
Hambk-t, H. II. Sacry und Charles f.'i i.
ncr. The winning team, II. Wise. Htlci,
Herendis and Hovey, retains Its or'an:.
zatlon. The daus on which the teams
will bowl will bo posted at the a b ys
later.
Tlii! other evening ti party of former
i military attaches and men In the ;irny
! service wore discussing the b-ef Inv-sl.
! gii'loti now being conducted, and the
j course of Major 'leneral M '!. up n
i whom the guns of the administration
i have been turned for some lime pa- wis
generally commended. One i,f the Piny,
a Kentb-man wTio was forrm rly riH;.eei.,r
of clothing mnierlals at the riehu.ikll
arsenal, f'hllndi liihia, !n th- nir of
his defense of th. major general, p lab I
an Incident, which goeR hhnw th" i), ir.
act -r of Miles. The governminl was
having considerable trouble with we t ;n
Imllan tribes at flint time and I lie men
under General Miles h id been order '! :
the Hliick Hills. One day the e,.,,er,n
went to the arsenal ami ixiilalrnd to t e
Inspector that he had an Ide-i for a. coat
for his men. The exterior of the coat
was. to be of canvas while tbo lining
was to bo of army blanks mair rlal A
hood was provid'd, aff urtlng pro ec lori
to the greater part of a soldier's fice
Three hundred such coats were order d
When they had been made Oeieril
Mllest called at. the arsenal. "i"nat'n a
pre'ty cosily coat, general," said th" In
spector. "Well," replied JMIi "J ilon'i
care. I want my men to be romfor'ab'e
Tbcy'ro going on a hard '.impaln and
the best I can get Is none too good for
Hum." "A man who thinks that much
of his soldiers," concluded the former In.
spector, "would be the fiist to protest
when bad beef was furnished the army.
The soldiers have In him, and not in
Bagan or Alger, a firm friend and pro.
tector."
New Jersey Is energetically engaged lo
combining the trust it has.
Do
You
Wear
MM rM
Mciih Lnceanti CoiiKrcHH SIioch, worth
t.
Mciih' SHppern
You'll miss it if
HERMAN WISE,
TheReliableClothier, Hatter and Furnisher
PKItrtiNAI. MFNTIoN.
W. Prescott, f Jewell, was In At
torn ctc.rd.iy.
J.uiu-s W. Hare ha been n-n, point d
tiicineer of the tug Samson.
T O. Triililnger returned l"t night
front a short business trip ( I'ortl ind
J A lliie!'liie, wnl known Portland
business man. 1 r-nlstrred !1 (he ih:
cldent.
lieorgn Iliirtby. who lots been In Port,
'..ind on business, returned to the city
'.iil nii,-ht.
Mrs. J. It. Clinton left yesterday morn,
ing for Portland, where she will visit
Hh friends.
J. H Johnnnsen and J. M. (lllb'tte, well
known residents of Seaside, were In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. M. I. Wood, o. t. of Portland, ar
rtved tn the city yesterday to attend the
revival meeting of Kvungeltst Crlttenton.
Ieputy lnsp."ctir Frank L. Parker nd
i". T. Cruelty, who ucivmpanrd the
ruuur Fau Hang to Portland, returned
iMine last night.
Mr Waiter Crelghton. who has brn
In Astotis. for several days past, left l-t
nthl for Kalama, from which plac b
wilt return lo his home In Portland.
HOTEL A RIU V ALB.
OCCIDENT.
W. Itosrnblatt, San Francisco.
W. K
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If. K
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. rpitnun, win rnincisc".
lleniielly, .sew York.
Us.nhiw-k, New York.
I'uwston, Portland.
Iliiseltlne. l'oni.md.
Cob man Portland.
Jiuksnn. Portland.
Kmlth. Portland.
Kem-r. Merrill, Wis.
I'l.-r, Uuluth.
PAHKEU HOU8E.
A J. Hill, Portland.
W. I.. Iieyer. n Franclco.
Iluirh Mcs'onnlck. Ymine;' river,
i 1 Jones. Fort rtt'Vens.
Hurry Miller, Consuls.'
A. H. De Fluent, tlVT or tn Journal.
Iioylestown, Ohio, suffered for a number
of years with rheumatism In bis right
shoulder and side. II says: "My right
arm ot times wo entirely usele. I
tried Chamberlain's Pain Halm, and we
surprised to rrcelv relief almost Im.
mediately. The Pain rialm. ha been a
constant companion of mine ever since
und It never fall." For al by Charle
Roger.
FISHER' SOPERA HOUSE
L. E. 8EL10 Lmm and Manager.
Saturday, march 11, 1899
GRANDER THAN EVER
THE NEW PRODUCTION OB
M. B. LEAYITT'S
(ioriceous Spe.tacular Extravnz
mm
'trrS A I, V
4O-PE0PLE-4O
15-High-CIass Specialties-15
Gtn.Ti AND SILVER MARCH.
MAGNIFICENT BCENERY
OOR0EOU8 COSTUMES.
SUPERB BALLETS.
Valetta,
I lie itii;cii of Toe Dancers).
Miitchless Choru of It Beautlfful Olrl.
-The New Hit In Follle and Fanete-
ysnlree Doodle Boys; th Widow Brown;
Throw Em Down Dewey: Th Dome.
tic ot th Palace; Bousa Vlvandler
Hand; The Mermaid' Revel; Th
Chefs of th Occidental.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Rerved
8eta, H cenU; Gallery, W cent, beat
Bale open at Orlffln Rd' Friday
morning at I o'clock.
HOE
I
J.s25.
1.J5 to 1.50.
you don't get a pair of our shoes at
these prices.
He ml 1 rant stamp to pay poelag
FISHER BROS.
Builders Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Etc. f
Can Save You Money oa KeUmttM of Material of Essry DwKirtptkia. f
C. HEILBORN & SON. 1
The OhlcMt Hoiihc in Antoriii. I
TIit Lnrcst
Carpet and Furniture House
in
The largest iiinl linr.-t stock
by any houw in Onnn tutfiili' of
Salmon Twines
Double-knot Nettings, Cotton
Seins, Twines, Lines, Etc.
W have no connection with combinations, aitd twine; th only dlraot lnfrtr j
of Salmon Twine and Net on tha coaat, w can supply tha very bl at lowsat ;
prices conltnt wllh quality. W ban Jit th only Boot oh Twtae oa th market.
HONEYMAN & McBRIDE
A IJi.'i Tl.ip Stn-. t.Cor.Tuylt.r. I( (KTI.ANP, )U.
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A lull line ol Pipes, Tobscce,
and Smokers' Artlclts.
4TS Commercial Ml.
West Shore Mills Col
WOOD
Slab Wood $2.79, . j
v
Cut and Delivered.
Z"lZ BUCKWHEAT
Bent N. O. MolfiBHeB, Honey
and Maple Syrup, Etc....
A. V. ALLEN'S Grocery Store.
S9
D f
i"..;,..
$1.75, clonlnigout Sum
J.J5
75
and fl a Tide Table for 1M.
(Icncrnl Supply
Mouc fur
I'amlly (Irotcrifs.
aiitl nly
Astoria.
(if 'nrj l nml I'm iiiturc trritd
1 i rt la ml. j
Msniilstlurer of
lie A I wn tyvllntito
"La Belle Astoria" Clear
Schelbe's Open Star
Schelbe's Special
Anil Oilier tlenitds
Nnpolcon wiih tlio world 'n greut
t'Ht geiu'ritl. i
Wo urt) AstoriiiH loadora in
Stoves - Ranges
A carload jiint nrrived. rricct
lower llian ever.
W.J. SCUI.1Y
Sole Agent. I
431 Bond Street, Astoria
I