The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-21

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him 60 be absent from the council
meeting Monday night
s----s
Dr. jay Tuttle has removed his Office
one block west on Commercial street
to the niilce rooms recently occupied
By Dr. ". NJ Walker. entrance next
door west of John ilnhn'a shoe store
The Ladies' Relief Corps viii give a
dance at Foard n Stokes Hall on Feb.
ruary a. Admission SOC. The pro-
coeda will be devoted to charitable
purposes. Everybody cordially In
vited
The steamer signal arrived IN yes
terday from seattle with 600 tons ~
coal for the Pacific Coast Company.
she was nearly day late owing 20
the heavy gale which has been prevail
Ing along the coast
The British bark Bcachdall arrived
IN from Honolulu yesterday In ballast.
and WAS Immediately quarantincd. As
soon as released, she will proceed 60
Portland whore she viii take on car.
go OF wheat for Europe.
Mr.. y. @. Wonder. of Portland VIII
arrive In the city today with "A full line
OF costumes Tor the sons of Herman
masquerade bail which will take y ace
on February 22 Mr.. Wonder will nave
his stock displayed at isT Tenth street,
near Commercial
Tho suit against the Astoria Street
Railway Company, brought by the Sc.
ourity Savings and Trust Company. OF
Portland, tn fUrcclose the mortgage
held on the system. has been laid over
In the district court until Saturday. In
order 10 allow the defendants time In
which 10 amend their answer,
\ divorce was granted by Judge Nc
Bride yesterday 10 Attorney ], G, Ap-
plcwhlte, of Portland from his wife
Edith L. T. Applewhite on the ground
or dcscrlion. The couple were married
In san Francisco In April. 1897. the wife
deserving her husband year from that
date. No defense was made.
The infant child OF Sergeant and Mrs.
W. +. licardsley. OF Fort stevens. who
died Monday. was buried yesterday af-
ternoon In the military cemetary at
Fort Candy. the steamer Miller trans
porting the funeral cortegc from Fort
stevens 90 the latter place. Sergeant
iicnrdaley has many friends In athletic
circles IN Astoria who VIII extend 10
him their sympathlts In his bereave'
mont.
4 good many people are wondering
why w. q. GoRslin. w. G.. Curtiss and
w. O. Howell are camping In Astoria
Just now, nnd why they are connublat-
Ing with Warrenton sawmill site own
erB. Some aay there ls IA hen on. -
Evening News.
The above clipping was shown 10 Mr..
Guaalin last evening and that gentle
man replied laconically!
There's nothing In it-not thing
A mounted American bald eagle has
been received by Kenny a Gibbler, of
this city. which IL one of the finest
specimens to be seen In oregon. The
eagle was shot ON the Lower Columbia
at point about twenty miles above
Astoria about three Weeks ago, and
was mounted by n Portland taNnder-
mist. Ii measures seven feet from tip
TO tip and lIs feathers are pure white
ana black.
II Is stated that Captain Mcintosh
has decided upon new tactics In the
work of floating the llghtship. A cable
2i00 feet long viii be secured To the
lightship at one end. while the other
end viii be fastened 10 buoy sta
toned ~ n point In the sea. When the
tide and weather are right, n tug viii
pick up the end OF the cable secured
TO the buoy and haul the ship into
deep water,
AdyIces from Tacoma state that the
steamer Olympia, which arrived last
night brings news that the Mltsu Blshi
Company, OF Nagasakl,
will commence work this spring on the
OF two sister ships, each
OF 5000 TONS for the Yokohama Seattle
line OF the Nippon Yusen Kaisha. This
has decided TO build as many
OF It's vessels as possible In Japan In
the future.
In a private letter from Honolulu u
writes; I'VE are lead
ing most unedurable existence here
in Honolulu. We are not permitted to
go out OF the city, either inland or sea-
ward, and discretion keeps us con-
stantly within the confines OF our door
yard This will be llfe's bill Of fare for
some time to come, or, at any rate, un-
I'll the quarantine is raised"
In view OF The comparatively short
trip OF the Oriental steamship
Monmouthshire from this port to
Yokohama, where she Is reported to
have arrived on Monday, the lGteness
OF the arrival of the transport Lennox
here Is not casy to be understood. The
Lennox steamed In yesterday and was
placed under quarantine.
She viii proceed to Portland as soon as
released and take on another cargo of
mules and stores for the United States
army in the Philippines.
A most delightful dancing party was
given by the Assembly Club at Foard
n Stokes hall last evening, the occasion
being one OF the series arranged for
by the club for the season, II was a
most select and exclusive affair, only
members and few invited guests be-
Ing present. About forty couples par
llolpated In the dancing, which contin-
led until midnight. Those composing
the orchestra were highly compliment
I'd upon the music rendered, members
of the club uniting In saying that the
Astoria boys eXcelled by far any of
the importatlons heretofore engaged by
he club.