The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-09


o. 4. wicklund. of the Point Adam,
llfc saving crew, was In the city last
evening.
The Occldent barber shop has thrc,
ilrstsclass BARRIERS under its new man
aRement
Hobt l., Mccraclten and Eugene q
White, Of Portland. are Visiting with
friends In this city
The British ship Andwta was start
ed up tho river yesterday afternoon
In tow Of the Harvest Queen.
Mr., and Mrs G. A. Anderson. oi
place from visit to this city.
Customs Officers Mcbride ana Brans-
ford went 10 Portland on the Mon.
n0uthShlrc yesterday afternoon.
The Bazaarl Holiday goodg. bam-
boo furniture. ladies' underwear and
notions: OH Commercial street.
Onlcer James Phliippg, who has been
suffering from an attack of rheumn-
tlnm. was able 10 be out yesterday.
DR.. Hlll Hastings VIII leave on We'd
neadhy 10 take charge Of the quaran-
tine station at Port Los Angeles.
G. II. Manning. wife and daughter.
Of chchRlis Wash. have moved TO this
city and viii remain permanently
Rev, r. J. Ferguson. OF warrenton.
VIII be- marris1 10 Miss Dollie Gossett.
of University Park. In Portland. on
Tuesday
G. II Applehagen. agent OF the Penn
sylyhnla Railroad Company. was In
the city yesterday In the interest Of
his road.
Miss Mary Loomls h with her sis
ter. Mrs. lloughton. who Is recovering
from severe illness at ber home In
Warrent0n.
Another new chapel IL 10 be built by
the EtlncOpailans at Spokane. The
plans have bean completed and the es-
timntsd cost will De $500.
Cream Pure Rye. lmerlcag finest
whisky. The nnly pure goods: guar
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
A young lad named Nelson was arr
rested az the matinee yesterday after
noon for creating disturbance In the
lobby during the performance.
Roslyn coal lasts longer ls cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney iiucs than any other. George
w. Sanborn. agent Telephone 1871.
j. s. Delllngcr has moved 10 this
city from Warrcnton and viii reside
here during the winter. He Is occupy
Ing rooms over hH job printing Office.
An action was filed AZ walla Walla
on Thursday by which three men sue
the o. H. a n. Co for sums aggrc-
eating t39lO. FOR being put on a train.
The tug Samson left out yesterday
morning for San Francisco with the
barge Washougai In tow. The barge
carries 10000 feet OF lumber
The pilot schooner Pulitzer made an
attempt 10 get out yesterday afternoon
but thu fog was 80 dense that II could
not be ascertalned whether she sue
teeded or not.
The department at Washington has
assured Congressman Tongue that the
material used In the construction OF
the new postotiicc az Salem will be
native Oregon stone.
A iS-year-old lad by the name OF
Fred Hendrlckson broke his leg while
working az Benson's logging camp on
Deep river and was brought TO the
hospital Friday evening.
The steamer Adato left Portland yes
terday az noon and will arrive down
this morning. providing she is not de-
talncd by the dense fog that shut down
over the river las, evening.
The British ship cromartyshire drag
ged down several miles to near Fort
stevens on Friday afternoon but was
picked up and towed over TO a safe an
at the head Of the island.
The Eagles viii hold social at
their meeting today. The orchestra will
be present and grand time IL promised
10 all members that attend. Election
Of officers also takes place today.
james w. welch. who leaves this
for an extended trip through
Southern Oregon, will be accompanied
by HIS wife. who will visit a number
Of cablus OF Native Daughters on the
trip.
One knot IN one minute and twenty
eight seconds was the record which the
little torpedo-boat destroyer Goldsbor-
Dugh made Thursday afternoon at Ia
coma, a speed OF thlrty-two knots an
hour
Baker City Is booming and two large
establishments are to be
erected at that place. One will be a
BRASS and iron foundry that win cost
100000. and the other a brewery at a |
lost of $4,000.
A reception was given on Spreckel's |
lew steamer. THE Sierra" Wednesday |
n san Francisco. The Sierra ar |
lived recently from Philadelphia. where |
The was built. The vessel will start |
N her maiden voyage TO Sydney on
December 18th,
Supt. Thomas w. Potter of the In
lian training school at chemawa. re-
'orts the largest attendance ever reach-
d In his institution. The enrolment
las reached 80 and will be materially
increased In the next few days.