The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-29

made an agreement 10 advance the price
~ horseShoelug, the advance In the price
OF iron and shoes, they hlese. IS the
cause for their raise, Their new schedule
IS as as follows; New shoes, from os 10
Is. Sso: new shoes. Is is IS, N.Ia. resets
ting. N.N,
Fred Henry returned yesterday from
the Upper Nasel whore he has horn-
stead ard has been looking after his croo.
He states there is a large party Of tim
Der cruisers who are estimating the TIM
Der in that district. The cruisers were.
as usual. non-commttal. and declined TO
make known whom they were cpera'ing
for.
In the circuit cour, yesterday the TO-
lowing orders We're made: Dean Bros..
Seam Pump Works W.. Astoria Iron
Works. motion for new trial overruled
and plaintiff allowed O. days in which 20
prepare and file bill OF exceptions. Lima
Green W. Charles Green. by default. G,
wingate ct al vs. city OF Astoria, agreed
and submitted.
The Astoria Wharf & Warehouse Com
pany expect TO commence work next
week on repairs TO their warehouse. The
roof will b. lifted and a second story
added. giving more room for storage
purposes. A bill of 5000 feet OF lumber
has been ordered from the McGregor MIL
Company, and the Improvement will De
substantial one.
Mrs. NJ. Gasslde who has been spending
the past month with her daughter Mrs
C. Wingate. and her brother. Charles
Ward. leaves for her home IN juneau.
Alaska today Mrs. GarriGh, previous 70
her arrival In Astoria. had been on an
extended visit 10 relatives In California,
and though 81 years of age. travels with
al the confidence and ease II young
woman.
The contractors for the county c"m-
pleted the north approach and grade on
to the Youngs bay bridge last evening
Judge Gray says that the bridge can be
,opened for travel. az any time that the
COMMITTEES. Messrs W F. Dement,. ]. Q.
"A. BowTby and II. c. Thompson. having
charge ~ the pianking Of the dyks con-
Meeting with the bridge. are ready 20
hav. the trufic turned on.
Misses Bertha Simpson and Fay An
drevys announce that a sale II doll hats
will b.. held al Petersen & Browns Sat-
urlay afternoon at 80 The little misses
have not decided yet whether the profits
Of the sale will be used % buy new hat
bands for the naval reserve or to pur-
cllass a trophy for the young men Of the
p. D Q. club b row for during the he
gatta. The young ladies exepect large
sales as the hats will be trimmed In the
I highest style Il the art.
Beginning with Saturday Of next week
the Saturday evening train from Port
land will leave that city at 2:3O p. m.
instead Of 7 p. m, as now, and will be
run on through 10 Seaside, arriving there
at $50 2. m. There will be no other
change In the train service other than
that th.. Sunday evening train for Port
land will start with It's full complement
/ Of cars from Seaside, 50 as to accommo-
date the people desiring TO return to
portland. The trains will stop as usual at
Astoria.
Adtutant General Turtle has Informed
the naval reserve here that the navy dee
| Ipar,ment has cent word that in answer
70 his request four ships cutters are
10 be sent from Mare slanr navyyard
a. San Francisco July 2, which Will
arrive here July 4. Two Of these cut
tiers will be taken to Portland, one p
and the other % feet long for the re-
serve there, and two "a FOOT 12 Dared cut
ters will be put of here for the Astoria
division. The equipment Of these boats
J IS not known, but It Is supposed that
they are provided with swivel gun,
sails, etc.
About Q o'clock yesterday morning Otto
Llbke, the 14-year old son Of Ernest
Libke, while haulings logs up by the
| Lewis and Clarke. met with a very seri-
Gus and painful accident. He had e..
\ a large log to the rOllway where the logs
are rolled down to the rivet and In some
Fway ne fell down the incline, the log
| following him and striking him on the
thigh, dislocadng the left nip joint, and
crushing the thigh in a serious manner.
He was brought TO st. Marys hospital,
where Dr. Henderson attended him, and
he was resting easily last night. The
doctor does not think there are internal
injuries and expects to save the leg.
The British ship Macduh from Cal
cutta, for this port with cargo Of grain
bags, is now out 1S9 days, and her ap-
pearance Is anxiously awaited. As the
voyage has been made under 100 days, and
Is generally covered in 10 days, she will
soon be long overdue TO cause the under
writer's to become nervous, and cast
about for reinsurance Nearly all of her
cargo of bags has been sold, and as the
wheat which Is to fill them Will soon be
ready for market, her nonarrfyal may
cause trouble for a number of interested
parties. Another vessel which is slightly