The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-06

| Shn Ffnnclhco yesterday morning WIN
fair passenger list. and several hun
dred tons of freight from this port.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble With stoves and
chimney iiues than any other. George
w. Banborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
", y. PaITOn. who has been on an ex-
tended visit 20 his old home In swe-
den, returned Thursday evening. Dur
Ing his viat home his aged father
died.
Astoria visitors 70 Portland can OBJ
tain copies OF the Daily Aatorian at
the news stands " u. u. Rich. Fun
ana Morrison streets and Hotel Port
land.
Reward-A suitable reward VIII be
paid Tor the recovery of the body of
VIM. coburn. who was drowned last
SATURDAY.. James Barry, Deep River,
Wash, .e. T. -
Today concludes the first annual fair
hf PuyRllup. The fair continued over
Thursday and yesterday and II report.
cd 10 have been marked success for
an initial venture.
Tho hearing IN the Waters W. Bush
case In regard 10 the custody of the
two children. Violet and Leo Bush. is
vet Tor this afternoon and will be held
before judge Gray
The German bark onlerbeck, Capt
Glcsoke. slxty-two days from Kaio
Chou In ballast. arrived In port yestcr-
day morning. She Ia under charter 10
load wheat for Europe.
The American ship p. NJ Blanchard
from Baltimore for Han Francisco. was
totally lost aa n result OF fire at sea.
All on board We're saved and landed at
Stanley. Falkland islands,
The British bark DurreRgan. which
went ashore al Diamond head. Hono-
lulu. was not sufficiently damaged 10
warrant waiting for repairs and she
ls on her way to this port.
The officers OF the Reading Club for
the ensuing year are Miss y. G. War
rem, president: Mrs c. r. Gearhart.
yice-presldent: Mics Badoilet. secretary.
and Mrs. G. X. Thompson, treasurer.
There viii bq the usual services IN the
Baptist church tomorrow. The subject
OF the morning sermon will be "The
Bread OF Life" and that OF the even
Ing, "The Call OF Noah" Come every
body.
Ire ER.l..ANAFt
Creighton. OF Portland, are guests at
the Occldent. where J. V. Creighton ls
waiting for the arrival down OF the
Eva. to start on business trip 20 the
Orient.
The British ship Kilmory. Corrance.
master. from Honolulu in ballast. ar
rived In port yesterday morning after
a passage OF twenty.seven days She
Is under charter TO load wheat for
Europe.
An order was made In probate court |
yesterday afternoon for the sale OF
The personal property including the
business recently conducted by decens-
cd. In the estate OF w, +. Scheibe. John |
Hahn, administrator.
James Cook. pioneer OF Oregon and
for nearly forty years resident Of this |
city, died al ST. Mary's hospital yes
terday morning. The funeral will be |
held under the auspices OF the Pioneer
and Historical Society
Owing 10 the absence OF several OF
the parties interested, the taking OF tes- |
tlmony In the case OF the Columbia |
River Packers Association VS.. Enyart |
q Cook. which was set for yesterday |
was postponed until today.
+. l. Dunbar, agent for the heirs OF
the Alfred Crosby estate, has been |
granted a permit by the city TO remove |
the bodies Inferred In lots and 4, OF |
block 26. Astoria cemetery, and for |
their Interment in lots SO and 81. Of
block 80, Ocean View cemetery.
The Reading Club will meet next |
Monday evening, for the first time this |
winer. with Miss Il. G.. Warren. The |
club calenders viii be distributed at |
that time. The club was organized |
five years ago and last year Joined the |
state Federation OF Women's clubs.
The dance given by 1.-THE Astors" at |
Foard q Stokes hail last evening was |
a splendid success in every way. A
large crowd was present with numerous |
guests from Portland and other places |
The young men deserve credit for one |
Of the most successful social affairs OF
the season.
G. e. Loomls, Of the department OF
the interior. was In Astoria yesterday
on his way to Nehalem, where he goes
TO investigate some of the claims TAX
en- up from government lands. Some OF
the claims have not had any i'm
provement made upon them as re-
qulred by law.
A. M. Smith and C. w. Loughery
have returned from few days trip
pheasant shooting In Linn county. Mr..
Hall was unable to resist the fascina-
ton OF the sport and will remain few
days longer. They bagged slxty-hve
birds up 10 the time OF the departure
OF Mr.. Smith and Mr. Loughery.
While engaged In taking up an alley
way in Corvallis recently two men
found $S.7b in dimes and niekels. The
dates showed they had been buried
there ten or twelve years, and the
lucky finders think II better than a
Nome prospect when they find money
in the ground, already coined.
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