The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-03

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The large logging engine which wa
brought down by the Harvest Queel
and which was placed on Il sled On
boOw moOred 10 The Flayel dock. wa
towed up TO Mlll creek yesterday
where II Will be used In getting Oh
some logs. II IN the property OF Hen
ry Hoeck. Of Grays river.
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J. A. Bush Of Fort stevens. and Mis-
Clara V. Anderson, Of Pennsylvania
were married Monday evening In tn
parlOrg Of the Orlel NV. Mr.. Tfum
bull. pastor " the First Baptist churcl
performed the marriage ceremony II
the presence OF few friends Of tn
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush viii maxi
their future home In Astoria.
Governor r. r. Geer has appointed
Mrs. Edyths Tozler Weathorred an,
Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway. both o
Portland. ana Mrs. Henry Theilsen. o
Salem as commissioners to the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo. ". Y
The appointees VIII represent the IN
tereKis " Oregon at the exposition
which opens May ], 1901. continuing un
III November !.
Az the steamer Columbia was near
Ing her dock IN San Francisco yes
terday morning the ferryboat Berkeley
crashed into her. ripping large hol'
In the columbla's side. two feet above
the water line. but not Otherwise In
Turing her. The Berkeley was not In
jurcd 10 any extent. There was q
panic on both vessels, but no one wa
injured
Mr.. Harry Lord. formerly OF tn,
Lighthouse tender Columbine. has beer
appointed inspector Of machinery fol
the Heather. the new tender belnp
built on the Sound. and Will remain
ashore tiil the vessel ls completed. when
he takes the position OF chief engl.
necr. Mr. Lord is deseryedly populat
In this city and much regret " ex-
pressed al his departure
n. y. Balm. OF Seaside. superintendent,
n the box factory. had a very unfor-
lunate accident on Monday a horse
that he was riding stumbled and fell.
catching Mr.. Bain's leg under him.
He was brought here % the hospital.
where Il was found that the ankle had
been dialocated and severely sprained.
II was a very painful injury and It
v III probably be SCms months before he
viii be able 10 use H. fully.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
water commission was held last even
ng and the following bills were or
iered paid: The sum OF 1870 on bills
'or the extension OF pipe line on Ala
media avenue and for repairs 10 dam
,t headworks; also the regular pay
'oll of t392,i0. The treasurer reported
hat there was now on hand In the
treasury a balance OF nearly $4,000.
There was a full attendance Of the
board present with the exception OF
chairman Wright, who was indlspOeed.
Quinlin lodge. B. p. o. f., held one
" the largest meetings In years In
heir hall last evening. During the ses-
lion. Duncan McTavish, who has Just
from Alaska, was presented
~ the lodge with an engraved silver
lie membership card. He Is the only
lie member In the lodge. Postmaster
has. Mcdonald received from the
Portland carnival committee the dla-
nond set Elk charm. awarded him for
'eing the best shaped" man In the
'arade.
John Carr. who returned from Cape
iome. Port Clarence and other points
mong the gold districts reports that
his has been a hard year among the
old hunters. He says that on account
( the absence OF courts OF law. as soon
3 a claim of any account was located
here would be half a dozen different
laimants stRked out on II and the man
rho could put up the most money us
ally got the title, He thinks the con-
ition OF Affairs win be much better
ext year and declares his intention OF
eturning with the opening OF the sea-
on.
Astorians win have the pleasure OF
stening 10 one OF the most eloquent
peakers In Oregon Thursday evening.
lon. George II. Williams. OF Portland.
Itorney-generai under President Grant,
III address the people under the aus
Ices OF the Young Mems Republican
lub. The following gentlemen will act
, honorary vlce-presldents for the
iening; Hon. c. w. Fulton. Hon. f.
Taylor. Hen. Harrison Allen. Hon.
,hn Fox. Judge J. II. d. Gray. DIR.
A. Fulton. Samuel Elmore, VIM. II. |
arker, f. p. Kendall, Martin Foard
l.. Parker, +. ]. Carney, +. r.
Iokes. W. T. Clutter.
The church at Springfield, VT, 10 which |
lshop Andrews assigned Rev. Isaac |
part. celebrates It's centennial this |
onth, beginning on the 10th and end
x on the 18th. Methodism was plant
there one hundred years ago, The
'esent ediflce Is OF stone, has pipe |
gan, and It's own electric plant. The |
Is two hundred and fifty |
Ith a flourishing young peoples So
ETY. OF one hundred and twenty. The
Iurch publishes q small weekly paper,
he town is situated on the Connecti-
Il river and In three hours ride from
)ston. The charge Is the second In
e Vermont conference.
The British bark Comliebank, one OF
e grain ships chartered to load here
Is season. put into Valparaiso Sep
mber "a, 10 land shlpwrecked crew
lie Comliebank was en- route from
lrdIff for Santa Rosalla, with a cargo
coal, and about September l. encoun-
red the crew OF the Norwegian bark
ida In open boats. Their vessel had
en- wrecked while on a voyage from