The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-26

causing the death " Mrs Bump at Sea-
side, After taking the evidence OF the
Witnesses the court adjourned I'll
o'clock this morning. whom pr Fulton,
who made an autopsy on tho remains
win be present to give evidence.
The dangers OF civiliaauon arc ever
work. worry and germs We need Vi
| taaiEing power 10 sustNin MS, Learned
men and eSperionoe point 20 pure Wills
key. Primitive mon 0d not need wins.
key. We do, Changed conditions bring
fresh needs, And THE wh,skcy Ia HAIR
PER. Sold by rca,Nl 3 stokes Company
Astoria, Oregon,
William Ray, who jcined the odd EEL
| lows last nsght, adjourned after the
nesting for mnoh with some " his
friends to the star They called for tur-
key and were told there was plenty hut
when served only the frames " what
| had been turkeys vcrc visible Joe sub
stituted elk stc~,k. and the boys went
away we'll satisfied.
last night Or Es,ea expressed hir-
self MS convinced that Prot McEwVn's
thenry of hypnosis Is, trom pr,ctica eN-
per5ence and demonstration the most
correct ~ any he has yet met. pr. Estes
sN.a L.. H.. nNs.Ne
\ large crowd again hlled Fishers opera
house last night and were highly enter
vsgi0Cd and instructed by Prof, McEwcn.
! No amount % age or storing will make
bsd whiskcy gccd II must BE- good
when made and must ~ stored IN wood
and not in metal. Cyrus Noble Old
Bourbon whiskey IS stored In oak wood
barrels This develops its favors and
tonic properties, These f,avorS make Il
delicious In cocktails. II is the only
American whiskcy of international reru-
tation.
When the two British ships Norma
and KinrosS-shire were driven on the
snnds in the rccent gale. Captain Phil.
lips, Of the Perry, sent his launch down
to see Il he could he OF any assistance
70 the vessels Captain Mcdonald Of the
Norma. whose vessel vOs IN the greater
Hstress. got 70 sea without having an
opportunity OF personally thanking Cap
tain Phillips for his courtesy. but sent
word ashore tes,irying to hts gratitude
and the message was just delivered last
night.
Mr.. F. ]. McHenry, formerly state or
the World. and now chief leader Of the
Improved Orfer u the Vigiantes. viii
be in Astoria today. Mr.. McHenry's Oh
ject in visiting the city AZ this time is
TO give free entertainment AMI talk
on the Order Of v1gihntes. Everybody
is invited to attend and the place OF
meeting will be announced IN this after
Moons papers. Mr.. McHenry has a host
OF friends in Astoria. and he will doubt
less have full house TO hear his lee
turs.
Mr. f. C. f. Wist, who arrived on the
Harrison Wednesday night from the Ne
halem says the pack Of salmon there this
season was fair. Kinney put up 500
cases. Nehalem cannery 800 Spnklne
Of the storm he said: The lHte gale
was an ugly one The Methodist church
was twisted from its foundation. a num-
her Of two inch pllnks were huri 4
through the roof Of my cannery. and
portion Of the roof of Flmores' ware
house al Garibaldi was blown through
the gable end Of the Bryan hotel almost
killing old man Fearnside"
bark Ophelia. which arrived yesterday.
says ne had a very tedious voyage from
Panama. It being one succession Of calms
and gal.s Speaking Of the voyage to m
Astorlan reporter last night he said
I'VE sailed from Panama September 70.
and have had a long and tiresome trip.
though an uneyentful one. About n week
ago we struck a living gale which lasted
Tor several days. but We weathered lt
without accident. There is no sickness
or any kind in Panama-the health Of
the city ht4ng unusually good W.
spoke a German ship a few days ago.
but could not make out her name. She
was bound for Victoria"
The rtported shipwreck ofr the Colum-
bia yesterday was not correct. There
was no wrJck An accident occurred,
however. in the lower harbor last even
ing. The tug Relief returned from the
scene about midnight. The tide yester-
day afternoon was 9 fest inches and at
the ebb the current was very swift The
German ship Peru and the British ship
william Tille. both OF which arrived
down yesterday were anchored In the
stream in the lower harbor The Peru
dragged her anchor and smashed into
the Tillie The Relief passed up about
that time with the bark Oakland in tow,
and offered her assistance. a short time
afterwards the ships fired rockets and
the Relief went down again. separated
the ships. which are now safely at an
Choir. No damage was done.
In Justice Abercrombis's court yester-
day the bondsmen OF Or Stplner--John
KopD and Henry Ober Of SEASIDE ap-
peaTed and withdrew their bond Dr.
Steiner was present an1 neld conver-
sation with his bondsmcn. The bondsmen
/ left the court and Steiner was taken in
charge by Constable Wickman and
turned over 20 Sheriff Hare, who placed
him lr the cn,tr4v tnn etnIr.. IN 70