The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-03

Wholesome and well.eooked food, When
n restaurant has established roputa.
tion along this line II iB the place TO
patroniAe. The Model has this roputa.
tion Near Foard a Stokes.
The report was current IN shipping
circles yesterday that the revenue cut.
ter Commodore Perry had been ordered
to San Francisco. 10 remain there dur.
Ing the balance Of the winter season.
Just what may be inferred from this
II IN impossible 10 say az this time.
At the Presbyterian church tomor.
row morning the theme will be RE
clprocal Relations" In the evening the
pastor viii give the second lecture In
this series on The Gospels" The sub
jcct will be- The Gospel According
to Mark"
Dr Tuttlc performed an operation
yesterday upon John Carlson. n sailor
employed on the lighthouse tender
Mnnsanita. az 81, Mary'a hospital for
Appendicitis The patient survived the
operation most satisfactorily and viii
no doubt be at his old post again with
in few days,
Mr., Paul II, Mohr. who h at the
head Of the Columbia river portage
and navigation company. returned TO
Portland 'aBt evening ON the night
train. after having spent the day In
with members Of the
Of commerce and other repre-
acntativea of the busines interests OF
Astoria.
The registrations OF voters at the
county clerks office have been pro-
cccding In most satisfactory man
nor during the past few weeks. Ao-
cordIng TO reports noted In the papers
from the interior OF the state. the
work In this county has been proceed.
lng most satisfactorily, Upon pro
rata calculation. Clatsop county has
done much better than Mu,nomah or
most OF tho other counties OF oregon
thus far,
According to dispatch received
from Tillamook yesterday the schooner
Lille and Matte. whose home port
Ia san Francisco. ran ashore about
three hundred yards from Barvlew,
II In reported that the steamers Har.
Ison an Tillnmook cndcavored to get
her on the sands. and the high tide.
Il ls reported. drove her further In on
to the shore. Further reports state
that the schooner has also lost her
rudder and that. owing to an acci-
dent during her entrance into the har-
Dor, she ls leaking badly.
The cooking school given under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Guild OF the
Grace Episcopal church and the direc-
lion OF Miss Morey. was held yester-
DAY afternoon In the w. G. 4. e. hall. |
A large number OF ladies were present. |
10 whom were given n great many |
iscfu, practical and common sense |
deas and receipts In the art OF cook |
M, Miss Morey In thoroughly In |
In this art, ana by practical
makes good the receipt, |
rhe ladies' had the pleasure of samp- |
ing white sauce, fruit Ice. apple and |
celery saleds, The next meeting will |
be- held on Monday at 1880. In the |
,nme hall. All who wish to become |
thorough In this art, and also to en-
10y an afternoon, are cordially invited
10 Join the class
The American ship c, s. Bement,
With cargo OF grain for The United
Kingdom for orders arrived down the
liver from Portland yesterday after
noon. The Bement IL under charter to
Gppinger & Company, There is little
question that the captain, and, no
loubt the crew, OF the Bement Will be
ylad to once more reach the bounding
main. The experience of that vessel
Ilnce arriving at this port has been
but satisfactory to those In
'harge OF her On leaving out from
his port the Bement will be minus
| familiar figure in the person Of
FIRST Mate Kirk. who was murdered
n cold blood while on duty on the
,essel In Portland. Up to this time
lothing OF definite nature has been
earned as to the identity Of the man
Who committed this foul crime. The
police have been working upon num-
'rous theories but none Of them, thus
ar, have furnished results OF sat
sfaotory nature
TO THE TOBACCO TRADE.