The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-21


Mrs. J. q. Hustler expects 10 leave
next Monday for San jose. Cal. where |
the Will spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Noonan left yes
terday morning for Vancouver. Wash, |
for brief visit with friends.
The Bazaari Holiday goodq bam-
boo furniture. ladies' underwear and |
notions. OH Commercial street.
Miss Mabel Bgney formerly captain |
~ the Salvation Army of this city. Is
visiting friends In This city for a few
days.
Cream Pure kye. lmerica's finest
whisky Tho ,0nlv Dure goods. guar |
antecd rich and mellow JOHN l., !
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
The tug Fearless was finally launched |
al Tacoma on Sunday. She failed 10
aide IN the ways In an attempt TO
launch her on Saturday.
According TO reports brought by late
Alaska steamers. the Yukon closed AT
Dawson November 2 and travel over
the Ice has already begun.
The coast steamer Alliance left out !
yesterday for San Francisco and coast |
points Her principal cargo cons sts
Of lumber for San Francisco.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. Is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and |
chimney nues than any other George I
W. sanborn agent Telephone 1911.
The tenth annual meeting of the Ore
gnn Bar Association convened IN the /
cnurtto0ms Of the United States circuit 4
court ~ Portland Yesterday morning
Then. Brncker sslls cigars and to-
bacco % the tobacco dealers at Port
land icbbing prices. In quantities 10
suit their trade, bi5 Commercial street.
Sixty thousand machinIsts will be af-
lec,ed by the new 9h.hour work-day
that went into effect on Monday. IN
accordance with the National Trades
Association.
or Interest 10 Ladies'. Send your ad-
dress 90 Saffamore Co.. box 766. Port
land. Ore, and we will mail YOU des-
criptlon OF an article every woman
should possess
Mayor Bergman yesterday afternoon
signed the ordinance passed by the
council Approprlating i5ti.Sb for the
benefit of =, Normlle. for the Improve
n,ent Of the crossings ON Thirty-eighth
street
The West Shore Mills Company are
preparing a large illuminated sign to be
rlaced on :he Tenth street side of their
Office In the Flavel building. The sign
will read Electricity. Gas. Fuel" and
viii contain about three hundred In
eandeseent lights
The Ladies' Guild Of Grace church
will have a tea at Mrs. Martin Foard's
residence on Seventeenth street this
afternoon. The ladies viii have hand
krrchicGs and other small articles for
sale. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
W. A. Ruetemeyer's trial on the
charge Of the murder Of william Lun-
ruff. his step-father. began yesterday
morning before Judge George. at Port
land. Kuetemeyer's line Of defense will
he that the deed was committed in self
defense.
An exceptionally pleasant occasion
was the dance given hast evening IN
Hanthorn's hall in honor OF Mr.. Law
renee Westdahl. OF the u. S. coast and
geode,lc survey steamer Macarthur. now
at Seattle. About twenty-five couple
were present.
The German bark Arnold. Captain
packen. which sailed from Victoria.
June :. carrying 6S2,6i7 feet OF lumber
FOR Newcastle. has been posted as over
due and 10 per cent reinsurance Is being
paid or her The Arnold II an iron
vessel Of S26 tons. build in 1858, and
allS from Elsfelt Germany,
The annual bazaar given by the la
dies Of the Presbyterian church, VIII be
held Friday evening. November 20. at
ESQ o'clock, in the basement Of the
church. Besides the fancy articles
there will be for sale home made cakes.
jellies, pickles. etc. Refreshments will
also be served during the evening,
lHe lhOlt Ol Nut boltllOn udCh OI Hu- {
get sound that appeared in Yesterdays [
Astorlan and for which We are indebted |
to the Seattle Trade Register. was in {
pack OF George q Barker's cannery, Z
which we are informed was $1,000 cases
instead OF $4,000. as stated In the table.
The suit Of Constable Kelly vs.. e, l..
1eddes was tried before Jury In JUS
lice Brewers court on Monday The
suit was over certain monies alleged
10 have been collected by defendant
while In plaintiffs employ and not ac-
counted for in report OF days business.
The Jury rendered n verdict Of not
guilty. =
The hoodoo that has seemed to be 7
lpon the Robert Dollar Is evidently still
n force Late yesterday afternoon, d,
while lying at the dock by the Pacific
Sheet Metal Works. where she has been
lischarglng n portion of her cargo OF g
'oal, she broke loose and drfted clear
,clow the Seaside cannery before an y
Inchor could be dropped overheard and
Ter progress stayed. 1t could not be
earned last evening whether the acci Q
lent was caused by her cable parting
VI the dock giving way. A portion
II her steam pipes were In Portland
o be repaired or replaced and she had I
10 steam up. thus having to depend en-
irely upon her anchor The Dollar
vas oaded with 1900 tons Of coal on V
he Sound for San Francisco and en-
heavy seas and shipped cons )
iderable water. When off the month =,
4 the Columbia some Of her steam
,ipes had become slightly damaged and
/ was thought advisable to put in here
md take out a portion OF her cargo and n
make necessary repairs. She expected
o unlaod about 200 tons OF coal. and.
/ Is thought had not taken out over
lalf that amount when the accident