The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-10

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Tho collier Mattenaw win tow her
Fister collier, the waahtenaw. now at
Port Angeles, 20 San Francisco.
The Samson did not leave with the
washoughal In tow for San Francisco
yesterday owing TO the bad weather
outside
The theme Of the morning sermon at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow viii
bc Heart Power" evening theme,
Character"
Cream Pure Rye. Americas finest
whinkey. The only pure goods; suur-
Rnteed rich and mellow. John l.. Carl
son. sole agent.
: st. Agnes Guild viii hold their regu.
lar annual meeting In the vestry of the
Episcopal church at o'clock this az.
! tcrnoon.
Wanted to Rcn,-By a responsible
tenant with no children. four good
sized housekeeping rooms Address
"B." Aslorian Office.
The torpedo boat destroyer Is still In
port. the weather outside being too
rough TO permit OF her departure for
the Sound for her final trip.
Today IL the last day on which to
pay your water rates and avoid the
additional charge OF 20 cents that Is
aascsscd against all dellnquen,s.
The grand Admission Day ball 10 be
given by the Native Daughters In
FoRrd s. Stokes hall. February II, win
be the social event OF the season.
l.. X. q. Smith. formerly a business
man OF this city. but now a heavy
atockholdcr IN the American Tobacco
Company, Is a guest OF Theodore
Braeker.
RoSiyn coal Is the best and most eco-
nomleal coal for household use In AS
toria. Try Il once and you will have
no other George w. sanborn. Agent.
Telephone 1871.
II ls rumored that the dock at the
foot OF Ninth street, and on the east
side OF that street. known as the Holla-
day wharf, has been leased 10 Port
Land grain shippers.
Henry Hengren, sailor on the Brit
ish Bark Donna Francisco, Is az the
hospital here as a result OF injuries re-
celved from tall while enroute on his
vessel from Rio Janeiro.
Street Superintendent Kearney and
Deputy Beasley are cleaning the streets
by means Of fire hose. II IL a most
difficult task. but the streets are be-
ing very much improved thereby.
II is said that the schooner Emma
and Louise is TO again change her flag.
Last year the Canadian ensign re-
placed the stars and stripes at her
masthead, but Old Glory will now
again resume her pedestal.
The funeral OF the late Rev. Mr.. sayre
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
from the Clatsop Plains Presbyterian
church. Rev. Mr.. Narcotic will con-
duct the services and the lnterment win
be In the old clatsop cemetery.
To accommodate those who were un-
able TO take advantage of his clear
ance sale prices. Herman Wise decided
to continue his sale prices for few
days longer; don't walt and regret.
Buy nowi
The steamer Columbia arrived In
from San Francisco this morning.
Contrary to the general rule her pas
senger list was large while her freight
lnanifests showed very ordinary con-
slgnments,
Old Continental Is standard high
grade Kentucky whisky. Absolutely
pure, and can be recommended to those
seeking stimulant for medical and go
clal use. Sold by Aug Danielson, AS
toria. Oregon.
1t is understood that many of the city
councilmen favor the Idea Of construct
ing n wagon road to Uniontown. and It
is stated that steps may soon be taken
with a view to making this most i'm |
portant and necessary extension of the
city roads system.
Pacific lodge, ID. Of H., will give q
st. Valentines ball on Monday, Feb
ruary r. Refreshments free, Cake
walk. The fruit cake win be on ex-
hlbltlon the last Of the week at the
Seaside bakery. Tickets so cents.
The old Pacific is surely off on tan
tenn for the severest weather in years is
reported by all incoming captains.
Captain Metheas Of the British steam
ship Ness states that he had one OF
the most severe passages across the
Pacific that he ever experienced.