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

Wednesday being Yom Kippur. or Da
OF Aioncmen,, Jewish holiday. all N
Jewish merchants Of this city VIII clos
their places OF business that day un
VI sp. n.
The American bark Harry Mort
was Iowed across the river to Knapp
ton yesterday morning by the tu
wallula, She viii load lumber for sa
Francisco.
Captains Woods. McViear and Mat
thews are outside the bar ON the JOS
eph Pulitzer, waiting for some Of IN
numerous ships OF the October graf
llcet that are due In.
Miss Lulu and Miss Grace Dlllor
sisters OF Mrs, W. u. Dunbar hay
returned from vacation trip and ar
again In the dreasmaking department
OF Mrs. Dunbars store.
The italian hip Elisa cleared yes
lerday morning at Portland for Al
goa bay. South Africa: the first OF IN
October grain fleet. She had $500
bushels OF wheat on board.
The South Rerd Journal says: Hap
py Jack. the gluss-eater. well-know
around here, was short time ag
very properly shanghaied at Astoria
and is now sailing DER the boundlnI
main.
The German steamship Eva, with
cargo OF lumber for vlRdivostock
which was expected to leave Por,lan,
yesterday afternoon. did not get ava,
but viii probably be through some
time today.
The October term OF the county com
mssloner's court will convene on mex
Wednesday The appointment OF tn,
viewers TO select a route for a roa,
from this city TO the upper Nehalen
win then be made.
The steamer Columbia started out foi
San Francisco yesterday after having
taken on here several hundred tons Of
shocks and oysters and several passen,
gers among which were ]. l.. Bellmel
nnd Frank connor,
Captain Hearn. captain OF the Gen.
lsta, appeared before the grand jury
at Portland Yesterday In spite OF IN,
general belief that he would forfeit the
$500 bail, He says the matter win bt
fought TO the bitter end.
L. Lebeck, who has taken sub
contract to put braces on the new
wharf at the quarantine station and
to construct roadway leading to It.
sent force OF men over yesterday to
begin work.
Ernest WoodAsld, who has been at
Point Roberts during the summer, re-
turned yesterday. He reports that the
In that section are having
hard work to make their guarantees
ard that they will all undoubtedly lose
money on the fall pack.
There has been n cutting OF the lev
es in several OF the counties OF the state.
The levy for 1900 In Umatllla county
IS sJ,624. 4S9, reduction Of S264,6O6 from
hat OF last year. This is probably
lone because Of the corresponding big
,ut In Multnomah county last year.
Cherley Borglund. who has been con-
lected with the store of Johnson Bros,
'or a long time has associated HIM
,elf with b. Stevens and they will en-
gage In the oyster business at Lifts
restaurant at the corner Of Sixth and
Alder streets in Portland, they hav-
ng purchased the business.
The steamer Sue ii. Gilmore arrived
n from Tillamook yesterday morning
With 100 cases Of salmon, 500 boxes Of
butter and about 200 cases of cheese,
,esldes other miscellaneous freight.
Captain schrader reports a very satis-
'actory trip in every way. the boat
herself staunch sea-golng
vessel and well fitted for her work.
Mrs. Andrews Of Uppertown was ar
'ested late Saturday night on the
,harge OF being drunk and disorderly,
Ind used some very choice language to
he officer who arrested her. Sunday
she was released on $40 bail