The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-28

Robert n. Jeffrey win leave today
for Hilyerton with Frank Hyatt for n
two weeks vacation to Mr., Hyntts
home at that place.
Lieutenant w. n. Carroll Of Portland,
acting commanding officer OF the mt
val battalion. viii inspect the Second
division tonight at the ormory at 5
o'clock
The Despatch In discharglng her car
go of lumber At Redondo and San
Pedro. and win leave on her return
trip 10 Astoria the latter part Of the
week.
Manager selig announces that he has
closed a contract with the Boston Ly.
rlc Opera Company. the engagement
10 commence April II and continue for
four days. with. possibly, matinee
performance
4 report received In this city from
Fan Diego states that the cruiser Mar.
blehcad win not go 10 Corlnto. as
was reported. Her orders have been
changed and SHE will proceed To San
Francisco.
Tho American bark Harry Morse
crossed In at $40 yesterday afternoon,
seventeen days from San Francisco
she viii load cannery supplies for the
Fiahermen's eanncry In Alaska, leay-
Ing early during the coming week.
The secret OF good living lies In |
wholesome and well-oooked food. When |
a restaurant has established a reputa-
ton along this line Il Is the place TO
patroniEe. The Model has this reputa-
ton. Near Foard a Stokes.
Men Wanted--To learn barber trade, /
only eight weeks required. special In
ducemcnts this season: illustrated cata.
loguc. map OF city and souvenir mail.
cd free. Moer's Barber College. San
Francisco. California.
An alarm OF Are was turned In late
yesterday afternoon from uppcrtown.
calling out the department II was
found that the eonnagration amounted |
20 nothing more than chimney fire
In dwelling opposite the Kopp brew
cry doing no damage whatever.
The American bark Harvester clear /
ed ut the custom house yesterday for |
San Francisco. Her manifest repre-
sen,s a cargo OF s7S22 feet OF lumber.
90 900 shingles, $40 tons OF coal, 500 piles
and s.i72 bundles OF bolt shocks for |
Hume Bros, s. Hume. the Alaskan
cannerymen.
II is the universal opinion among
those who have inspected the records |
kept by Recorder Clinton that they |
are not only neat and leglble, but ac-
tually pretty. Recorder Clinton IL a
superb pcnman, and II Is doubtful II a |
prettier set OF record books could be
found In any county office In the Uni |
ted States.
The regular quarterly inspection OF
the local naval reserve will be held at
the armory this evening by Acting |
Lieutenant. Commander Carroll, OF
Portland. II is understood that an
election may be ordered to take place
a week from today to MI the vacancies
created by the designations OF Lleuten-
ant Commander Sherman and others.
The largest wooden steamer ever
constructed In the Northwest has Just
been launched at Hoquiam. She was
chrlstened the Rainier and she Is $50
feet long. 10 feet beam and l2 feet
depth OF hold, The steamer win be
loaded with lumber and towed to San
Francisco. where her machinery will
be put In. Captain l.. Hanson is prin-
cIpal owner and master OF the new
craft.
II anything could Justify legislation
regarding the clothes that Americans
should wear in the interest OF public
health, II would be the results OF a
examination of the train
of walking skirt worn by an Astoria
woman. The bacteriologIst discovered
two hundred thousand germs-many
bearing diphtheria, pneumonia and ton
collections OF typhoid and
consumption germs"
II is announced In shipping circles
that the transport Garonne, which has
made several trips between the Sound
and Manila with both horses, supplies
and men, Is expected on the Sound
daily to be reftted for the Cape Nome
trade this spring, 1t will take several
days to rent the vessel and get her in
to handle passengers and
freight, but she Is expected to leave
for the North with gold seekers before
May 25 Applications have been made
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