The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-15

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taliook sailed from Santa Rosalia on oc-
tober ~ and are liable 10 arrive on
the mouth Of the river this week.
Theo. Brucker ssls cigars and to-
bacco 70 the tobacco dealers at Port.
land jobblnK prices, In quantities 10
suit their trade, bi5 Commercial street.
Manager Ohler, of the local football
team has arranged game for next
Saturday az the A. r. G. grounds with
the Northwest Dental College eleven OF
Portland
The light house tender Nanzanlta was
beachcd on the sands directly out
from the Lurllne dock yesterday norm
ing. where she Is having her copper
patched.
or Interest 10 Ladies' Send your ad-
dress " Haifamore Co box 100, Port
land. Ore. Rnd we VIII mail you dcE-
crIplion of an article every woman
should possess.
The Peruvian bark Francisco Toao
cleared M the custom house yesterday
with a cargo OF b2s.O5I feet Of lumber.
valued at S5.7st7S. She was loaded at
the Knappton mills and gocs to Callao.
Peru.
The steam schooner Despatch has I'M
lHhed loading lumber al Portland and
is on her way down the river. She is
despatched by the Inman. Paulsen mills
and carries 100000 feet Of lumber She
goes 10 San Francisco.
In probate court yesterday Judge
Gray made an order appointing william
seymour Short administrator OF the
estate Of Lottie s. Short. deceased. com
prising real estate At Seaside to the
probable value Of $500
W. c. Wells OF Major Langfitts Of !.
fee IN Portland. arrived in the city
yesterday morning and went TO the /.
Tongue Point buoy station to attend to
the oondemnlng Of some government /
property there. He returned 10 Port
land last evening.
The French bark Europe cleared from ]
Portland yesterday afternoon with 1884, !
t37 bushels OF wheat. valued at s1I.500. !
She was despatched by the Portland .
FIGURING Mills Company. and win sail
for Liverpool direct. She win leave
down this morning.
Judge Gray made an order in pro-
bate court yesterday appointing John /
Koch administrator OF the estate OF
Eliza Jane jackson. deceased. wife OF ,
VIM. Jackson MN. Jackson died In
1890. leaving timber claim OF the
probable value OF $500.
An Indictment has been returned by
the United States grand jury at Port
land against II. ~ Wade. who Ia charg-
ed with selling liquor to the Indians at
the Grand Ronde reservation. The
charge was made by Foster Wauchena.
Wade was arrested several days ago.
and Is now out on bail.
The Southern Pacific railroad has pur-
chased the majority OF the capital stock
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com /,
pany. They have also accepted prop
osltion 20 purchase Sl00OO.OOO OF 25-year
~ per cent gold bonds. OF the Southern
Pacific. secured through the control OF
the steamship company. Stocks and
bonds OF other companies will also be
taken.
The Norwegian steamer Bergenhus Is
having troubles OF her own. She left
down the river from Portland early
morning but has been encoun-
tering a succession OF shoals. She spent
some time at Columbia City, and by
Iudicious working OF tides she may be
able to get down In day or two She
another chapter in Portland's
vain attempt to hold her position as a
seaport.
The British ship Deccan crossed out
ate yesterday afternoon after a stay
II two months and a half in the river.
She arrived in on August 29th and has
,een up the river the greater portion
u the time since. While a portion OF
he delay was occasloned by the COM
,letlon OF necessary repairs to the Dec
nm p,uch ~ har lengthv stav conld I