The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-28

1ukNlth pIlNtHs AHtpilhhH hN bNbm-
ming to appreciate our bargains. We
have as fine an imported buck as 10 TO
be found on the North coast. Visitors
welcome: 800 Commercial street
Carl Barkman. of Portland. is IN the
city interesting local men in min
ipg deal Barkman represents the Alice
Gold Mining Company OF Chewelah.
Stephens County. Washington. The
samples Of ore he has with him assay
$50 In gold. silver and copper.
The steamer Cottage city. recently
arrived In Tacoma, reports the salmon
run In Alaska this year as being ex-
ceedlngly light. II was an of year
for sockeyes. but when the Cottage
City left. the run Of silversides had
begun and a large catch was antlcl.
paied.
At the Occidsnt s. Howorth. ~.
Muwllk. Henry Doyle. San Francisco;
Chas. J. schwalel. Portland r. G..
Kuner. San Francisco: Frank Dow.
Portland: II. +. Coleman. Toledo, o.;
WIN j Rees. Chinook; s. s. Schwartz.
New York; D. V. Gelder. San Francis
co; II. Winter. Portland.
The Chlnaman who had his nose
broken by gambler Saturday night.
was whipped because he spilled slop
on a pair of si2 trousers worn by his
aFsalant. II was the first time the fell
low had worn the trousers. 80 he cam
not be blamed very much for permit
ting his anger TO become aroused.
Albert Kinney left last evening over
the Northern Pacific for Lexington. Va.
whore he win enter the Virginia Mil
itary institute as student. The
school is favorably known throughout
the United States. Many prominent
federal and confederate generals In the
civil war were graduates OF this lnsti-
tuition.
The QuIllayute Packing Company
has filed articles OF incorporation with
County Clerk wherlty. The objects
OF the company are. the packing, salt
lrg and freezing OF salmon. The cap
ital stock is placed at $4,000. divided
into $50 shares The incorporators are
NJ. ]. Kinney. Alex Holman and Har-
riet Kinney.
Thursday the tug Astoria. while tow
Ing out the Tam oShanter took along
a party OF young folks, male and fe-
male, who wished 20 try their luck at
deep-sea fishing. but every mothers
son and daughter got so Internally sea-
sick that they couldn't have told fish
from bandwagon II they should have
had the chance, South BEND Journal.
The Cedarbank went out yesterday
noon, minus the four sailors who were
taken from the ship Saturday night on
warrant charging them with larceny
in dwelling In Portland. The sailing
OF the cedarbank will no doubt give
the men cause for happiness even in
their Jail cells They recently served
time in Portland for desertlng the ship,
As susual Astoria was visited with
a drcnchlng rain on the opening day
OF its annual regatta. SO bad was
the weather that only a portion OF the
program could be carried out. The
Of the queen. which was to
have been one Of the features Of the
was postponed until the open
Ing OF the grand ball.-Dalles Times
The Tlllamook Logging Company are |
Just finishing their third dam on Bew-
ley creek. which is quite an expensive
affair, requiring over 10000 feet of saw
I'd lumber, the big timbers, Of course.
being found on the ground. The length |
Of the dam Is 200 feet. with an 11-foot |
gate. and will contain 17-foot head. |
The cost is about $1,000, The company
don't care now whether It rains much |
m Bewley or not.-Tlllamook Herald.
Miss Eugenia Lent. formerly Of this |
rity. died at the Good Samaritan hos
pltal in Portland Sunday. from a shock
from an operation for abs
,ess. Although taken to the institution
August 18th. Miss Lent's condition was
not considered OF such a serious nature
rs to require an immediate operation,
but the day before she died It became
such that an immediate operation was
necessary. The funeral win be held in
Portland today
The British ship Penthesilea, which
went up the river Sunday to Portland
With cargo OF cement from London.
had a narrow escape while en- route to
Port Los Angeles. She collided with an
unknown four-masted ship in SO south
md west. She had her foretop-
mast and jibboom carried away, but
was not otherwise injured. The ex.
.ent of the damage sustained by the
,ther ship could not be ascertained,
rs the night was very dark. The Pen
.hesllea was consigned to Balfour &