The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-28

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The German bark Ellbek. i22 days
from Antwerp. arrived on the mouth OF
the river yesterday morning She
brings cargo. the largest portion OF
which la cement. while the balance ~
made up Of sulphur. She comes u
Bhlf9ur Guthrie & Co.. and Will load
an outward cargo of wheat. She made
a raitllng fast passage. having left Ant
werD July 2s.
The churches Of this city have ar
ranged foF n union Thanksgiving SER
vice 70 be held In the Baptist church
ThUrrday morning. A special musical
program has been arranged by the choir
OF the NJ. T.. church. Rev. y. y. Row
land. Of the ~. E. church. will dellv-
cr the sermon for the occasion. taking
az subject. The Duty OF National
Thanksgiving"
The steam schooner Robert Dollar
which has had such yariegated career
for the past summer ard which put into
this port last week In distress. after
taking OF nearly two hundred tons OF
he. cargo OF coal and undergoing some
repairs TO her steam pipe. finally got
10 sea yesterday morning and people
are wondering what she win go up
against before she reaches San Fran
cisco.
c. H. Wheeler. Of Portland. was in
the city yesterday. on his return from
a visit 20 Nehalem. where he has some
sawmlll interests. He ordered the
boats that have been built by Rich
ard Leathers for the tug that Is be-
Ing built for Mr.. Wheeler's company
al Portland. sent up 10 that city last
night. The boats are l6 and IS foot
llfc-boats and are TO be used on the
tug and barge. which are TO be located
at Nehalem. Mr.. Wheeler left Up for
Portland last evening,
a dlsratch from Honolulu yesterday
says The French bark Bossuet. which
left here at the end OF October. after
stay In port because her master was
ill has returned again for the same
reason. She stopped here at the begin
ming OF October on her way from France
10 Portland. Captain Pordolne entering
local hospital. The actions " the
vessel are a puzzle TO many people. as
she had got nearly half way TO Port
land when she turned back this time.
she came around the Horn In ballast
and Il under heavy loss for delays here
now.
The line up for the football game to-
morrow afternoon is the strongest that
the local team has yet put UP and some
good work Is expected OF them on the
Held. They are putting In good time
getting In form for the contest with the
second MuliEomah team and are per-
fec ting their work so that a good
speedy game may be expected. Painter
VIII play his old position and Butilng-
ton. who has almost entirely recovered
from his injury. will take his former
position. The line will be greatly
strengthened by the addition OF couple
OF new men.
Captain F. Z. Dodge, OF Tlllamook.
spent the Sabbath In Astoria. He was
employed In Tillamook by Captain
Schrader TO come TO Astoria and take
charge of the steamer Harrison, but a
pleasant reunion with old friends prov
ed SO joyous that the money generously
hin for his expenses was
soon converted into overfowing spirits
and the captain. assuming the role of
dictator. refused to so on board his
steamer unless certain unreasonable
conditions. such as discharging the en-
gineer, etc. We're compiled with. AS
the company was not ready to relin-
uuish control OF the boat entirely. his
highness and his jag took the train
for Portland last evening.
The program for this evening at
Fishers opera house. instead OF opening
with the spirit cabinet mysteries. viii
consist for the first 45 minutes in
sleight Of hand, better known as magic.
some OF the latest and
greatest OF illusions and delusions un-
der broad lights upon an open stage.
20 be followed by demonstrations OF
mental telegraphy and hypnotic ex-
pertinent In which there wlh be plen-
ty OF fun. Among the stunts done by
the hypnotic class will be the imagin-
airy balloon ride. where the members
OF the class Imagine themselves float
ing above famous cities OF the world
then descend into a lake where they
have to swim for their lives; the funny
baseball scene; the grand feast, and
many other interesting and laughable
A full program will be
presented with two hours and a half
Of fun and mystery.