The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-24


our hcadache tablets work like mag'c;
next time you are suffering from an at
tack try thcm, u they don't cure YOU,
return the bottle and sc, your money
Rogers, druggist
Tho steam schooner Iaiisco arrived
down from Portland Sunday and cleared
yesterday at the customs hOuSO tor Cali.
eorna ports she is bound for GUaymas,
Mexico, and will leave out ~ soon Ss
tho WEATHER molcratcs,
Tho Astoria Liquor Dealers Association
nCS Sunday night and clectrd tho follow.
ing ofliccrs for tho present year; prcs.
dent Alex Gilbe<, v,cy, president. 4. G,
UtHlngO,r; secretary, August ptniClSop,
tpeasurcr, ", r. Schtcbc; executive
hcard. Gvorgo BARLEY, Ncls SsmoHdSon
and \. Scaicldt Tho association dccilcd
10 keep up permanvnt organization
II you want fine shoe for very llttlc
money you can gVt Il at r. q, Walters.
corner ~ Twelfth and BOND strccls. His
expense is small, but his cNperienee Is
largo and being practical shocn,an.
he knows exactly how and what 20 buy,
lie dccs nOt advertise 20 sell tor
cosa but his custnmers arc not
chargcd 100 per cent advance In Ngumr
prices, as Is the case with somc Of his
competltors.
A sailor On the British ship King
David. on the vessels arrival In yeStcr.
day, was taken TO the hospital. suffering
from broken arm The atc.dcnt occur.
rcd about Il days asso, aud was caused
by y block falling on him from alce, rh,
arm Is In a horrible condition. mortinca-
tioa having 81, In. and It will undoub,cd.
eddy haN, TO be amputated. Tho man
Nas almost entirely helpless from hts
SUTcrings ami Il was with much difficulty
De was removed 20 IN, hospital.
Charles Ston d!cd az 81. Mlry's hos
pital yesterday afternoon. aged y years.
he had been ailiuE for some time and
hts death was NOT uUeNpcclcd, pccvUs,d
Wls an old resident ot Astoria. having
come hero in lS6S. and was for many
ycars undertaken of the county. He had
been living on NoungS river ~ late years
and was well known by all Old.,lmvrs
oe Astoria. Mr.. Stoll was a native OF
Germany ard has No relatives living in
this country. No arrangements, as yet,
have been made Tor the funeral
The johnson selning gear was pu, up
at auction yesterday TO satisfy a judg-
men, In favor u T.. q. Potter and others
for work performed for the dcsendau;
last summer TWO seines and two * ~
were sold for SS50. {, Constantine. who
held mortgage on the propcr;y. being
re purchaser The sale OF lot ~
horses was postponed until next Mon
day. There arc several mortgages on
the animals and the sale was postponed
at the request OF the mortgagors.
Robert Mitchell who was taken TO
S. Mary's hospital saturday. died yes
terday from acute pneumonia. He was
employed as sallmnksr on the British
ship Inverlochy. was about 2S years Of
age and q native OF England. The Brit
Ish vessels lying IN the harb0r had their
flags az half-masi out OF respect 20 the
mem ~ OF deceased. The funeral will
be held today from Pohrs undertaking
parlors and the remains conveyed on the
noon train TO Oceen View cemetery for
inrerment.
Hon. c. Wingate writes from San
Francisco indignantly repuGsating the
personal from the oregonian copied In
the Astorian referring 10 him as a for
mer Astorian." He renews his VOWS OF
fealty TO the great seapor, and says h.
Il engaged in his profession as min
ing engineer, which takes him 10 vari-
Gus points on the coast. He swears
though he always has the amino rever-
tendi. Among other interesting things
ne has 10 tell OF his travels - a meet
iag with J. +. Hall0ran. who. he says
is more enthusiastic than ever over the
Astoria proposition.
The down train from Portland ycs,er-
day did not reach Astoria until o'clock.
About 400 feet Of the track betweeu CHt-
ton and SyensOn has been torn up by
the slide and carried into the river
There is danger OF other slides and Il
may be found necessary 10 build the
track around the mountain. The launch
Hanthorn Is employed transporting the
mail, passengers and freight around the
slide. A large force OF men Is emp'oyel
clearing the track which Will not b.
finished for three or four days. only day
trains will be run until the slide Is re-
moved and they are expected 70 average
about an hour late.
A Manchester CEngIand) paper had the
following TO say Of Madame Walther.
who will appear In Astoria Friday night.
January q: But few more pleasing
voCallsts have been heard here than
Madame Walther. Her first number
called forth rapturous applause to which
she graciously responded. Later on IN the
program she gave the favorite CavatlHa
from Roberto II Davolo.' She has ri %
mezzo voice, delightful style, and no
less charming stage presence. The dra-
matte coloring Of the operate number
was changed TO one Of Intense pathos In
the familiar song, Daddy We shall
gladly welcome her again"