The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-04

~ W. W.
The Roy. l.. H. Baker Of Delaware
Ohio. viii occupy the pulpit OF the
Methodist church this morilng and
evening
DIR. w. C.. Logan has received no.
tlhcation OF his appointment ~
member of the state board Of dental
examiners,
Il IL reported that Lieutenant u.
NJ. olmrtcad. u. 4. ~. has been or
dored from dpiy at Portland 10 the
cruiser Philadelphia.
Il ia understood that the Jessle Will
leave for northern Paclac waters on
her FIRST trip into the hallbut field
some time during the coming week.
A meeting viii be- held today az $3.50
u, m. by the local representatives OF
the Mormon church. at the woodmenS
hall. general invitation 10 the pub
lie Is extended,
Tho American ship Clarence =. Be
mcnt cleared AT the custom house Yes.
tcrday. She has ii0.i66 bushels Of
wheat. valued at t6o.755, and Is bound
for Europe.
Or. jay Tuttle has removed his Office
one block vest on Commercial street
TO the 0fiicc rooms rceently occupied
by Dr. n. NJ. Walker: entrance next
door west OF John Hahn's shoe store.
Tho steamship Columbia will leave
out for San Francisco this morning.
She carries cargo composed prinol-
pally OF wheat from Portland. Al this
port large quantity OF shocks were
taken on.
The secret of good living lies In
wholesome and well-cooked food. When
restaurant has established reputa-
ton along this line Il IL the place to
patroniEe. The Model has this reputa-
ton. Near Foard q Stokes.
The governor OF the state OF wash
ington has reappoinicd n. c. kofoed
and ]. j. Brumbach 10 the pilot com
mission. The third member OF the
commission chosen IL u. Il. English.
OF Long Beach,
lie good To- yourself and good to your
friends. when you treat friend to
whlskcy. give him the best Harper
whlskey is the beverage for your
friends and Tor you. Sold by Foard
& stokes Company Astoria, oregon.
Joaquin Miller's appearance In this
city III one OF his most famous lee
lures. under the auspices OF the la
dies reading circle. next Thursday
evening, will be the most delightful
literary treat that has been offered
this season.
The city school directors have nam
ed the following persons to conduct
the election set for March l2; At poll
Ing place No. 3. the olney school
house. Judges. Thomas Mokko. Thomas
Johnson and George Davidson; clerk.
Peter Shistad,
II IL authoritively reported that
Harry Hobson has finished his new |
grid-lron on Young's river, near the
place adjoining his farm. From this
date on all river scows and steamers
can 20 TO Mr.. Hobson's dock and be
cleaned and otherwise placed in con-
dltion for regular service on the liver
Fear In felt that the steamer VOL |
colt, which Is operated by the Pacific
Steam Whaling Company, viii never
return to her home port. She left |
for Unalasla during the latter part OF |
December and no Information has been
received as to her whereabouts or con-
iition since that time,
A. A. Cleveland, the well-known law
yer, has gone to Hot Springs, Cal,
where he expects to regain his lost |
health. After spending several weeks
NJ the health resorts In Northern Call
fornla, Mr.. Cleveland viii go to New |
York with the intention OF having an
operation for the removal of tumor
in his stomach, performed. Mr.. Cleve-
land states that the object Of his visit
10 California resorts is for the pur-
pose of gaining the vitality necessary |
to withstand the ordeal of the opera
ton.
In the last paragraph Of the inter-
view with Mr.. Mohr In yesterdays AS
torian the following statement was
made; "Mr, Mohr expressed the con-
victlon that, should his proposition so |
through according to expectations, the
freight rates on all roads in the entire
Northern Pacific country would be
This is precisely as Mr..
Mohr expressed himself but In reading
he matter in cold type a construction
may be placed upon It entirely differ
INT from the sense In which the ex-
was made. Mr.. Mohr. at no
-ir,nn ovnrnaand tho aliphfaaf donht L