The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-05

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terbrock, oceanside; E. n. Dcwolf, Para.
disc Point, are registered at the occideut
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In the circuit court yesterday the De.
murver was ovorruled In the case Of c. J.
i4indell vs.. {, Z. Jofes, ct AL, and the De-
PENDANT given until tAe nnst day " the
February term to answer A decree OF
-, divorce was cnteCSi IN caso that had
!. been hong pendirg before the coart
Al y. Z. Papson's markc, yesterday
4. was on exhibition large portoisc caught
by fisherman Charles Grren, In his sill.
net whilo iishlng Tor salmon at tho mouta
Of the Columbia river, TAc monster mea.
sured about five Zee, In length awd
,e NeieAcd something over ~ pounds
II was suaN,sted yesterday by an en-.
n thuSias,ic member of the Progressive As.
ISOLATION that Mr. John Jacob Astor b,
sent a pressing invitation to be prcren,
~ In Astoria az the opening ~ the rallrnad
connecting tho city founded by his dis.
tiTEuish,Ni am,estor IN 1871. and rcluesti5g
him TO take part IN the Jubilee N'rcmonlcs
whlch will take place simultaneously with
the holding of the first republican state
convention to be held In Astoria
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at II o'clock a, m, for Ia
coma Spokane. and the east. Close con-
nection made at Spokanr for Rossland
Nelson Sandow and British Coumbis
mining camps For maps and utoy,na-
ton call on or address c W, stone. As
toria. Oregon,
Shares OF the Alaska transportation
and Development company Of Chicaso !
are the most desirable inves;mcHt before !
the public Safer thar. savlnes banks ana
hank stock. Paying large dividends |
Shares one dollar For information ad-
dress W L. Dudley. general assent Hal
Ter building Seattle, Wash
\ weather-bcuteu hob, giving Toe name
OF George Harvey. was up before Police
Jud,e Nelson yesterday on chaNge Of
vagrancy. He stated 20 the court he WAS
victim Of consumption and subject 20
hemorThagc Of the lungs, A dne ~ 81
VAS imposed. sentence 70 be suspended IN
casse he has three hemorrhages He Is
one % the gang that reyrntly 10, In
trouble In beating their way hero on the
steamer Lurlire
Amos Stone the sailor on the American
ship Stetson who has been confined IN
the hospital here. suffering from disease
or insstaity. or a combination of troubles. $
alleSed to have been induced by NAL a
;raatment on the voyage. last evening
under dlrections o. judge Bcllinger ot
the United States district court. Portland I
was taken nom St Mary's hospital BY ,
Deputy United States Marshal Hare and ,
conveyed 20 Portland on the Telephone.
where he will h. examined in the case now ,
pending there agains, Mate Harvey o,
the Syetson. :
Marager Selig. Of Fishers opera house.
was commended hast evening by the ciu-
gems o. Astoria for his prompt action In \
turning down the In Gay Paris" COM &
pany. which was 10 have given an enter +
tainmeEJ here last night The company n
had advertised TO bring their full set OF F
scenery with them but when they 20, on $
the train Grom the Sound al Kalama n
early yesterday morning. the scenery was
to 90 onto Portland and on ar
rival here the manager attempted TO put n
on his show without It. Manager Sellg :,
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iUped and sent them up river on last ;
nights boat.
A gentleman from Uppertowl states a
that a few days s5ce at a social gathering p
'r literary club. one Of the members read
1 paper for which he was afterwards un
Justly abused. The chief sentiment ex- c.
PRESSED was that it is not necessary 10 n,
- rich or great In order to be happy Or
Me comparisons was drawn between Ma T,
'oleon ard mis- unhappy home and the n,
'easant surrounded by his wife and child
en whom he dearly lovei and cared for
he reader expressed the opinion that
y would rather live in the peasants hut
han in the palace Of gold knowing that ~
Tith imperial power his soul must be A.
limy with hypocrisy
Early yesterday morning a youag Chi Oh
se. by the name Of Lap woy. was found Tel
cad in the rear OF the stor,. NJ No I'm fe'
ohn & Co. at the corner OF Eighth and US
'ond streets At the side OF the body Sy
-as a note In Chiuess addressed to his Sy
ather. Lap woy. one OF the members OF
Ia firm, in which he stated ttlat he In
-nded to commit suicide An examina-
on made by DR.. Fulton resulted in the b
ecision that the man died from what Me
as believed to b. opium poison. The the
robabIlities dre that he touched the pipe poi
20 frequently. The Chluamen in the her
Ouse would not believe that the man Der
as dead until Chief Hallock took pos
,ssion Of the body and turned 1t over TO
oroner Pohl None Of them would talk
bout the matter and there seems to be 5;
Imeihing mysterious about the case. his
lal
one OF the quickest voyages on recoru IN.
as completed yesterday by the four la,
asted German ship Emlllie Captain
tma-n. The Emillie left Yokohama I'm
Hast January H. making the run from
TT TO port in "A days One other sailing
ssel has made the same voyage in o ST
VS. while some Of the China steamers that
We taken 10 days TO It. In speaking OF nna
trip Yesterday. Captain Oltmann. Of $
10 Is jolly German about 60 years 0, 10 a
e. said: When leaving Japan I had yet
friendly challenge from the ships agent
d wagered him ! would cable him from
toria in lass than 80 days from time OF
wing. / snail do 50 tomorrow. On the ro
wage ! spoke nothing but a fock OF p,rl
ds and they could not keep up with ture
We encountered a good deal Of rough ami
ather and lost several sails f. a gale. med
2 old man is as good a sailor yet as NJ n
ne Of the smart youngstens" The ated
lille was formerly the British ghIp
ibassador.
rumor was current yesterday tina. IT,.
.sident Hammond VINO just lef. for f,I,.
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