The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-14


blpolnK elreIss iEstd 81 s6nAlhfng 10
X snInk of wine tBe Ithoslnh ln nour
.lona ,aifeu giG0 tona. WITH sometblng
mo 100 IONS OF commodl,lss for Milling.
A novsl waV IN 0sfeatine thu ,ered.
baa been resorted 10 IN tic oonstruotlon
m ,be IouiavlIIe and NashvIile frestie
uytdeo acroy. the pAv M Louis. IN Mis-.
sisslnnt M. tr,stio Il abou, two miles
inng ana nearly eyery nile Of Inc agO
amni,ved r. oaaed I'm aeNey nina from tuo
a., NOW ~. ~ster wel down In me
,n,,d where ,he protec,ion was moi
,,sad "a. nii. vas covered 0i,h n Soa,inv
~ -can.n, ,vo ar ,bree inches tbicL
n n not llkeJv mat Inc toredo viii mi
IN much dino on 4 n trertie.
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"A barhsntine H1J0c. which Ind sueh
a ,ougb oYnerIence ON her trlu 10 Nan
Francisco bas io.t her SHANGHAI CHAR.
a., NM r.oaira IA her hull ana ION.
hampor viii taks 80 long maj her char
,eru could not wait for her. She win nc
,umbcr for'' una. while Inc bsrksn-
,tn. .es an ner ton,psv rantaln Nun.
~ In,o ~ m. aebooner Annle L@c
bnuob, \ aye.alxteentbs infsrrst In her.
and viii 70 ont as master. Captain
uoeseh retiring. Nunson ia very much
cbagrined ovet The fact maj ne Will have
40 INV he share OF the repairs over ana
above the a 40 ne maid for his Intereg,.
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Cut,ingr' circular Hays. TIL close Of
tho vear has brought with IL the usual
nuiei petiod IN transactlon6 which. how
ever. must have been small al present
on account OF the light stocks OF desira-
HE goods In ,hie market. although there
are rumorr current that quite A large
s,oek OF the spring pack OF Columbia
liver salmon IL stili held By packers on
,he liver ana either unsotd or held un-
dellyered for account OF early ~urcnassra
on Alaska varieties not a case remains
unaoId bv hacker. and this market seems
10 be bare ~ good grades. Tho condi-
lions this year for packing his variety
~ Inc usual rains which cause the Ash
10 hurry Immediately 10 spawning
grounds ana 40 make The runs OF short
duration.
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There waS n chapter OF accidents on the
limited states cruiser Boston Yesterday.
sava the Chronicle. Three men were
over tho side touching up the paint, when
one m ,bem partly lost his hold. and in
EFFORTS 10 save himself tipped himself and
comnanIons into the bay A boat was
immediately called away. but IN the
hurry and excitement another accident
haonened One OF the davis fell. and
In doing so struck Edward Launders 10
The deck. breaking his leg lust above the
knee Another boat were ordered away
ma the men were rescued Launders
was taken 10 the sick bay. where his
leg was set. after which he was brought
ashore ana sent 10 the Mare Island hos
pltnI on the steamer Monticello. Iaun-
ders' leg IL very badly broken. and the
chances are that he Will be a cripple for
NE The BOSTON has only lust rot out
Of Tho dry dock. after a Thorough over.
hauling lust how her dayits came "a
be Out OF order when they were most
needed IL therefore A mystery.
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Tho Chronicle OF January 7th publishes
n long article headed "CompetiJon Via
Panama C~easeH.'' closing with the follow.
ing. q r Smurr. general freight agent
cf the Southern Pacific company, when
asked yesterday II the advances In the
overland freight rates were the result
on the agreement betveen the pa eInc
Mali and Inc Panama railway comnanv
REPLIED.
'.Tha, 4. hardly a nroner oues,ion 7,
IA true that the disastrous rata war via
The istbmus. which rms been running for
several wears is NJ an end ana We sre
n reasonable ,e,ur, from our ovsr,ard
,r.tgh, tracBr Co,sJi.rtnc a, a. mi.