The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-19

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Mrs. Anderson. mother Of Mrs, Alsea
Fox, was taken 70 the aanltarlum NJ
Portland yesterday morning.
The Marion Llghtbody left down
from Portland yesterday and VIII be
followed by tho Langdale today
The Bazaar! Holiday good1. bam-
boo furniture. ladies' underwear and
notions, 6Ni Commercial street.
Or. v. Smith, prominent young
Portland physician. has accepted the
position Of surgeon on the steamship
Monmouthphire.
Cream Pure Rye. Imerlca's finest
whisky, m" nnly pure goods: guar
antsed rich and mellow JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
nOalyn coal lasts longer. ID cleaner
land makes less trouble with ptQYes and
chimney iluea than any other. George
W. ganborn. agent, Telephone 1911.
| A =, ]. Goodman and Co.. are going
out OF business. their entire stock OF
boots and shoes are for sale NJ prices
| Il viii pay the public % come and see,
at No. 5H Commercial street.
Word has been received that the fur
nltnre for the attendants quarters at
the quarantine station has been ship
ped from the East. The appointment
OF the attendants win be announced up
on Its arrival.
statesmen wanted 10 sell our goods
by sample 10 Wholesale and retail trade.
We are ths largest and only manufac-
turcrA iu our line IN the world. Liberal
salary paid, Address cAN-DeX Mfg.
Co.. Savannah Ga.
Its a gentlemans whlakey. a pure
delicious beverage and a grand appeu-
zcr. Don't forget the name. u. w.
Harper whskcy. The KIND your
/ grandfather used Sold by Fpard and
Stokes Co., Astoria. ore.
Deputy coroner Max P0hl returned
from Seaside yesterday afternoon with
the remains OF the dead chinaman.
Jung Hing. who was found dead near
Cannon Beach. The remains Will be
sent 10 Portland for lnterment.
The s-ycar-old son OF Edward Eng
brctson. Of UppertOwn. was quite bad
ly injured by falling into a tub of
hot water yesterday morning. Al
| though quite badly scalded the lads
injuries are not considered serious.
The regular annual election Of officers
OF Temple Lodge No. Z. A. +. a. A. NJ.
was held last evening. with the fol-
Loving result w. T. sohOheid. w. NJ;
o. |. Petersen. s. W. Otto Heilborn.
j. w: J Q. A. Bowlby. Sec r. G.
Holden. TrGs.
The coast steamers South Portland.
Del Norte and Despatch all crossed out
for San Francisco yesterday morning
NJ 3 O'Clock and were followed an hour
later by the Fulton. the weather out
side having moderated down sufficient
~ 20 allow them 10 proceed.
Weather Observer T.. c. Hobbs has
been ordered 20 take the Neah Bay
station on January l. He will relieve
ID. G.. Grunow, who has been granted
furlough OF two and half months.
While Mr. Hobbs ls AZ Neah Bay, Will
sent 10 Tacoma.
Contractor Houston left yesterday to
resume work on the bridge across the
Upper Necanlcum. upon which ae was
interrupted by the recent high water
washing out the portion OF the work
that had been put In. The water has
gone down so that II will not material
la tutarfat. NNftfh th.. xunpE
The stcamshlp Monmouthshire filed
her manifest nj the custom house yes
terdRy. She carries a Chinese passen-
gers from Portland and took on seven
more from this port. She arrived down |
the river yesterday morning and an
chored below Smiths Point. She will |
probably get to sea today.
The British ship Langdale cleared |
at the custom house In Portland yes
;erday morning for Queenstown or Fall |
mouth for orders. She was dispatched |
by Balfour. Guthrie & Co., and car
rles ii3,a55 bushels OF wheat. valued at |
t6i. .3S4.5f. She Is the ninth OF the De-
cember fleet to load. and will leave
down today.
Donald Ross arrived In the city Mon
day night for u couple OF days with |
his parents here. He returned overland |
from California ON Sunday after about |
two months spent In that state for the
benefit OF his health. He is In excel
lent health aud VIII return To Port
land In a day or two to resume his |
position with the Postal Telegraph Co.
Governor 7. T. Geer on Monday ap-
pointed Hon. NJ. ID. Thompson, OF Rose |
burg. as county judge OF Douglas coun-
~, TO succeed Judge Joseph Lyons, re-
signed, 10 take effect at once. Judge
Lyons, who resigns from the office vol |
to look after his private bust
ness interests, was Democrat He |
was elected IN 1898 and had nearly two
more years TO serve.
Naval Constructor +. w. Hibbs, as
signed by the secretary OF the navy to
investigate Moran Bros Company's
plant with a view to set
Ting all doubt as 10 the ability OF the
Seattle bidders TO construct one Of the
battleshlps. has completed his
Investigations and returned to Brerner-
ton. He Will at once prepare his re-
port and telegraph II TO Washington.
where II will be used In guiding the
board Of naval construction in taking
action upon the bids now under consld-
eratlon.
The State Dental Association Is hold
Ing its eighth annual meeting. COM
last evening. on the third floor
n the Mulkey building. at Portland An
three days program has
been prepared, and the papers the dis
,ussions and other matters which are
10 be presented to the members have
For the general object the raising Of
he standard OF the profession. Visi-
ors from outside points are expected
10 add to the interest of the meeting
Dy the presentation of papers hearing