The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-26

Port OF Astoria. has returned from q
vacation visit Of two weeks on the
Sound and In British Columbia.
R0slyn coal lasts longer. Ia cleaner
and makes less trouble With stoves anC
chimney fiues than any other. 0eorg'
w. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
The spar buoya that are being manu-
factured on the Fiavel dock nre near
" completed. only two out Of the thir'
teen being unfinished and they nearly
60
The bark Harry Morse. which has
nearly hnlahsd dlacharging her cargo
of salmon az tho A. 4 e. II. II. dock.
viii proceed 90 Knnppton. whore she
will load lumber for San Francisco.
Mr. Rolfe. representing Strauss Bros.
OF Chicago. VIII be AT G. II. Cooper's
on Thursday and Friday. Sept. "a. 2s.
piece. Orders taken and satisfastion
guaranteed.
Among the donations 10 the Galveston
sufferers was one thousand hounds OF
picked salmon. II was sent through
the Merchants Ane relation OF New
York, who Immediately returned a let
ter OF Acknowledgement 10 the Aenders.
g. Schmidt a Co. Of this city.
In recent write up Of the football
team OF the University Of Wisconsin. n
paper from that place states that Chas
Abercromhie was out for practice and
after short description OF him said
that he showed up especially we'll and
would probably make the team.
Rev. Thos. ]. Ferguson. who has
been appointed by the Methodist confer
encc 90 succeed Rev. q. q. Haley, at
Warrcnton and Rev. -. c. Afford. ap-
pointed 20 the church at Seaside. are
both young men and were students at
the Portland University last year.
The Sue II. Eimore crossed out for
Tillamook nj $3.50 yesterday morning.
and telegrom received from that place
yesterday afternoon stated that she arr
rived there At ! o'clock. making very
fair run. taking into consideration the
fact that Il was her maiden trip.
The four-maated ship that was sight
w NhANNAN NNNaAhMN AAN'ANHNh HANNNA
90 be- the w. ]. Pirrie. as stated In
yesterdays AHtorian and crossed IN at
o'clock yesterday. She In IN ballast,
from Shanghai. and Will proceed on up
the river 70 Portland. where she win
load wheat.
The following shlps are due 10 arrive
In this port soon: The German ship
Affair. fiye days out from San Diego:
the German shin Sirius. 10 days out
from Japan. the AAtFacana. nearly 40
days out from Hamburg the French
bark Admiral courbet. nearly Ave
months out from Nantes.
Al recent meeting of the Young
Mems Social Club the following offi-
GERS were elected; Frank woodheld.
pres; &. Wright. ylce-pres.; +. Mexican.
sec. and treas, II. o.. waldman. Jack
Allen and Frank Woodfieid, directors
They selected ~ a suitable name for
the club. one very appropriate, The
Astor."
BY recent election by the stock
holders Of the Wa c. II. r.. Charles
8. Mellen. president OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, Is now also
president OF the Washington a Column
bla River Railway Company. the head
quarters Of which are In Walla Walla.
Joseph McCabe who has been presl-
dent. become vlce.president.
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A "Chink." with the euphonlous name
OF Chung Wan. was picked up on the
street last evening by officer Phillips
for violating ordinance iSli. which pro-
vides against carrying burdens TO OBJ
struct the sidewalk. The slant-eyed
Celestial didn't fancy city lodging. how
ever. and went down into the bottom
less depth OF his jeans and dug up ten
spot and was released on bail.
The four-masted British ship Aus
tralla. Jenns, master, arrived down the
river from Portland yesterday after
noon. In tow OF the oklahama. she
has been three days In making the
trip, The Australia is bound TO
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders and
carries cargo Of l30.5i6 bushels OF
wheat, valued at $4,000. She draws
~ feet inches. She will probably get |
to sea this morning,
The British ship Rlversdale cleared
out from Portland Yesterday morning,
with 1885, 300 bushels " wheat on board, |
valued at $4,000 She was dispatched |
by Girvin & Eyre. She left down yes
terday afternoon In tow OF the II. X. |
Thompson. and II she Is fortunate |
enough TO escape the pursuaslve stay |
Ing qualities OF the Willamette mud and |
Intervention OF the "hogback," will be |
down this week.
L. NJ. Sullivan, OF the firm of Sulll-
van. Grant Bros. & MoCarron. sailor
men In Portland. was
Indicted In that city yesterday morn
Ing by the grand Jury on the charge
of attempt to persuade q sailor TO de-
sert from ship. The Telegram says; |