The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-07

much anxiety II felt concerning th'
| ~. Enoch on account NJ her being nu
ro long ana knowing rhIt Sh" must h
short of provisions and water Th'
scarcity Of wlter ~ one Of the mos
dreadful things that can occur NJ feh
but fortunately there has been 10 much
rain lha, the ship may have b'S-n abs
10 catch enough FOR ita present neces'
Ai,ica.
Tho Manznlta II ready 10 go out with
stores 90 lighthouse stations on Puget
sound and to replace the UmhtillS REF
ughlshlp which is now In Neah bay.
having blown adrif, In the recont
storms. The wcathor is rough outside
aud a storm In predicted and this Man
zanltia has such quantity of sacked
coal ON deck that II is doubtful II she
VIII be- able 10 proceed today
The I.adits' Guild u Grace church
viii hold their annual Eaie and supper
IN the Badollct building the place for
merry occupied by A. Dunbar. corwf
OF Ninth and Commercial strcess. on
Thursday. Dec mbcr 7, supper begins
at . o'clock and the sale AZ 7. most
cordial invitation is extended 10 all 10
come and satisfy the inner man with
all the good things which Will b. pro-
yidcd. Price Of supper. 25c.
Philcmugh. a little town In Benton
county h,ad municipal election Mon
day. The issu, % th- campaign was
the question oC further defending IA
law suit whceln citizen sued the
town to recover tl.75 The cas- was
tried In the iiis,lcc court and the town
loot and the matter Is now before the
circuit court Thr Gusts nov amount
to 500 and arr stu growing. The
fighting" ticka was easily clccicd,
OF HOLES. Even with the democratic
name thrown overheard thsdr ticket
seems likely 70 Dc swampcd. Plans
arr now being laid to save one or two
from the wreck II possible, The noml-
rs-s to be foroordained for political
salvation will bc the candidate for po-
lice commissioner and cther the can
dida,e for mayor or for city attorney.
one Of the latter and all of the others
viii be- abandoned
Mr.. s. Elmorc received word yester-
day tha, Gus And 'rrson died az Carl
haldl. Oregon. sunday December 3rd,
after Il distressing Illness % five days
Hc was bur1sd the next day. Mr.. An
d,.rson was well known In Astoria and
was highly regarded, He vas a fish
erman and at one time was the prime
movr In starting cooperative can
merry al. Gm1bidi. lie was an honest
and industrious man and his death Is
regrsted by all who knew him.
When the ship Principally was on
Cape Mendocino November u. one Of
the apprentices fel on the mizzen
royal yard. up which he had gone 70
loosen the sail. and his fellow hppren-
ticcs gallantly jumped overheard 10
save his shipmOte. but his efforts were
vain for the body never came to the
surface such heroic actions as that Of
tho attempted rescue need no praise for
they speak for themselves and the
Queen OF England awards the Albert
gold medal for such deeds,
The county commissioners court Is in
session. Yesterday the contract for
building the ll-mile post bridge on the
Jewell -olney rad was let 10 John
wisDer, the lowest bidder for $3.50,
In tho matter OF county road petit
toned for by NJ. S. Jensen and 10 9TH
ers, r. II. Cole, John Fry and Henry
Nurnberg ware appdated viewers and
II. c, +, Astbury surveyor, and they
are instructed to meet at the residence
of Harry Hobson on Youngs bay draw
bridge Tuesday. December l2th.
One OF the most prominent visitors
In Astoria for several days past has
bsen the veteran tTNpman, Mr.. l.. d.
Pike, Of Point Roberts. Mr., Pike Is
enthusiastic over the remarkably suc-
cessful fishing season just closed on the
Sound He thinks the future prospects
Of the Sound much superior to the CO.
lumba river and the purpose of his
present visit Is to close negotiations
with Messrs. George II, George and
w. II. Barker for the erection of n
large and modernly equipped cannery
at one of the most eligible locations on
the Sound, The new cannery will be
owned Jointly by himself and Messrs
George and Barker and will be COM
pleted in ample time for next seasons
operations,
state Of Ohio, City OF Toledo, Lucas
County, rs,
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm of f.
J. Cheney & Co., doing buslnes In the
City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of $100 for each and every
case Of catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON, Notary Public,
(SEAL)
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-