The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-15


the Hhnnk of the anchor ana when n
came In contact with a mo0rlng plle II
snapped rhOrt M. "NlHk" FITZGERALD.
u "wrii-kH0Wn character on the front,
diycd after the MISSING portion during
On afternoon nnd finally surcrcipd In
getting n rope around u. nfIer which II
WAS hauled on 10 tho wbhff~call.
The Italian ship casabona arrived from
glasgow yesterday. says The can. after
o. long passage NJ ii days. FROM dep.
tembor 20 10 october n she was bocnitned
IN the Buuth Atlantic. and in rounding
tho Horn Hb0 encountered a number u
lceborRs i;afly ~ NOYember q white
bnrk with her forciOpmaHt gone md part
~ hpr rigging damaged was gern. hut
her name could not be- made out Fenrs
were entertained Tor the fafefy ~ the
CaHHhona at one time, and ~ per cent
reinsurance was paid
Ships bishop and Two llrothofs ana
barkentlnS Funk arrived In port today.
ana reported thick weather Outrlde.' Hhya
The Port Angeles Times. 'fho Bishop
Ia 10 days from Antwerp and has a
cargo Of iron for Everett
The sealing schooner Mascot. hound for
dhiANs NNFNN'A ~ Hbfh ihHh ANFWk lNf
left Victoria three days ago. but stormy
weather has prevented her nom getting
out Of the straits.
Tho mutiny aboard british ship clifford
has been declared on. and she Will leave
tomorrow for England. Pence was re-
stored by a further advance Of wages.
wlth which the captain purchased nCw
clothing for the men"
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The revenue cutters Bear, Perry and
Rush viii dock al Main street wharf
roNt Monday for an ovsrhauilng. says
the Chronicle. While there tho inquiry
into the charges against Captain Ecaly
will bo held o.. the Hush. The general
opinion ts that CAPTAIN liealy Will be-
cx%oncrated and win take the Hear out
again on her next cruise 10 the arctic.
Two Of tho principal witnesses against
him. LieutenantH DanicB ana fchwnrtz,
have been again In trouble In RIuHaiito.
IN company with Lieutenant Meyers. "
the Rush. they started on, TO enjoy
themselves. and N a result they were
unable 10 climb down the ladder into tho
boat when the fun was all over. Two
Of them lost their hold ana fell on a
sailor named Burns, The latter was bad
~ hurt. and now he says he ia going 10
prefer charges against the officers.
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4 New Westminster. ~ g. letter gnys
inspector McNabb. Of the fisheries Office.
IL ~ opinion that the exchange OF SAL
mon ovn which has been ARRANGED for
between tho authorities Of British Co
iambia npd Washington will be- Of great
mutual benefit Ia more ways han one.
II Will probably assist materially In re-
pleniHhing the almost deDleted streams
Of the Pacific state with the much-yaiued
Hockcyc. provided that the exchange h
continued for az least four years. ms bro
posed II will be- n good thing for the
Fraser river fishing interests II the man
pRcmcnt has good luck with the chinook
FRY, az they are conceded 10 be- high !
grade caste " the q]ulhnnt family OF sal
mon. larger and In mari way superior
90 our spring salmon At present there
are 100000 own In the Fraser hatchery. |
Although they hAv" Matching room Tor
about 100000. they a y facilities only
FOR the convenient handling OF shout
G.too.oo0 ~ FRY. and as tho best time Tor
moving the eggs ~ In February. when
the oya lH In the eyed state Of hatchiag. .
they can better spare l.O00.o09 then than
at any other time The chinook viii not
come along tUi next season. for the rca-
son that Inspector Crawford has hot had
as good a harvest Of ova this season az
he expects next year. Therefore the nv.
rHnromcnt Is not only nclghborly. but
mutually advantageous all round"