The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-05

tecuonrTy ana Ice cfohin puriOrf. open
I'LL i2 o'clock y. m.
Cream Pure Rye. Imericas finest
whisky. The 0nly pure goods; guar
antecd rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON, Sole Agent
Miss McGee. stenographer for the AZ.
torIa Abstract 4 Title Company. re-
turned yesterday morning from visit
with her parents In Portland.
Roalyn coal lasts longer. IL cleaner
and makes less trouble With stoves and
chimney nuoa than any other. George
W. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
Astoria visitors 10 Portland can OBJ
tain copies OF the Daily AEtorian at
the nowH stands NJ u. H. Rich, Fifth
and. Morrison streets and Hotel Port
land.
The tug Luckeubach which the
SprcckleH Tow iioat Company purchaa-
cd IN New York and II being brought
around the Horn by Captain ia. Nc
Coy. has reached Calia0. Peru, IN safety
and VIII resume her Journey after coal.
ing up at that place.
The county court yesterday appointed
". Boalcr. Fred GuHtafson and Robert
NJ. Lowe ms viewers In the olney and
Nehalcm road survey. They viii meet
AZ the Travellers Rest nj Wlllinmsport.
on the 10th day Of October a, s o'clock
n. m
Health ofiieer Alexander Patterson.
Naa H.
has illed his report for the quarter end
Ing September so. 1900. The report
shows that ten vessels have entered
the port during the quarter. and that
IN all cases the sanitary conditions
were good.
J. V. Creighton. formerly with the
Northern Pacific at Portland. but who
Il at present engaged in the Oriental
trade. il In the city. waiting the ar
rival OF the Eva. which Ia at present
unable 10 get down the river and ia
anchored Just this side OF the mouth
OF the Willamette. Mr. Creighton ex-
pecta TO take passage on the steamship
TO the Orient
George Moore who Ia employed as
sawyer In the mill at Warrenton. ac-
cldcntally caught his left hand In
plancr yesterday morning and the re-
suit VIII be the loss OF two OF his nm
gers. DR.. Tuttle was summoned and
was taken down on a special engine.
lie returned with the injured man. taxi
Ing him 10 the hospital, where the oper-
atior was performed.
II is said that Charles Herbert. the
sailor clearinghouse man. was held
up and searched by two policemen In |
Portland on Tuesday. The policemen
stated that they heard he had come |
up from Astoria with q big gun with |
which he intended 20 raise all kinds |
OF mischief Herbert had neither gun |
nor knife on HIS person. and was al |
lowed 10 20 his way after being |
searched,
Rev. l.. J. Trumbull, OF the Baptist |
church. was unanimously re- elected TO |
the pastorate OF that church at meet
ing held for that purpose Wednesday |
evening. This will make Mr. Trum-
bulls seventh year In this church. Del
egates were also elected TO the annual |
convention of the Baptist churches OF /
Oregon, which body meets this year at |
The Dalles. on the 18th OF the present |
month. The delegates elected were
Rev. l.. ]. Trumbull and wife. Mrs. w. |
w, Beoher and Mrs. DR.. Estes.
Al the w. c. T. U. meeting yes
terday It was decided TO change the
time OF meeting from o'clock to 1880
Department superintendents have been
appointed for the year as follows:
Evangellstlc. Mrs. Trumbull; mothers
meetings, Mrs. Hart; work among for
elgners Mrs, Bayles; petition, Mrs,
Fastabend, parlor, Mrs. Rutter: hos
ptal, Mrs, Gerdlng literature, Mrs,
Gerding; relief Mrs Ross, Mrs, Wat
son, Mrs. Sherman; press, Mrs Gear
hart. Mrs. Baiyes win represent the
union at the state convention which
convenes at Moro, Sherman county on
October . to 19
From the report of Albert Tozier,
secretary OF the oregon Press Assocla-
tlon, the following is CLEANED: There
are In this state 10 dailies; lTS weeklles
Ave seml-weeklies "a monthlies, two
two ml-monthlles. one quarterly; a
total OF 2A publications. l class these
papers according to the field they rep
resent. as follows: Republican, AZ;
Democratic, "a; peoples, IA. indepen- ]
dent 34 religious, l6; poultry, 2; min
Ing, 3: miscellaneous, ID: stock and {
agricultural, Q; fraternal, 8; youths,
,; drugs, 2; college, o; lumber, 1; prohi-
bitlon, 1; medical, l; labor 2; CONNER
,ial, /; total. ga
The British ship Genista. which was
ylng In the lower harbor, crossed out
,arly yesterday morning with Captain
Hearn safe aboard. despite the efforts
made to detain him After the grand
Jury failed to find true bill against
lim, the captain In some way got
wind OF the fact that there was sec
Dnd suit, this civil suit, against him,
Il seems lie objected to remaining any
onger TO answer to charges which fail
I'd to materlallze into anything definite
and only served to force a delay Of :
lays and weeks, and came to Astoria
10 attempt to get out to sea. While
he officers, who chartered q steamer
and went down to the ship at midnight
night In vain search for
him were stralning every effort to To- ,
,ate him, he was quietly sleeping on
Ihore and at daybreak he went quietly =
lown In the tug Wallula and boarded
lis ship and was towed out over the
oar and taking advantage of the brisk
,ff-shore breeze, was soon beyond the
LANCER OF pursuit This practically
,loses that chapter Of the sallor-bonrd-