The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-16

Take the little ones 20 see the intel.
llgent dogs. beautiful ponies. trained
lions and monkeys al Fishers opera
house tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
OF Interest 10 indies.-Send your adj
dress 20 Haffamore Co, box 100. Port
land. ore. ana we VIII mail you des-
crlptlOn of an article every woman
sh0dld possess.
John Klernan has reformed from the
Coaullle. whore he has some 20 men
employed on the jetty. He says work
VIII be- prosecuted all winter II the
weather permits.
Fay Severe win have her third trial
on the charge Of murder Of Emma
Golden on Monday. December 3. that
date having been agreed upon by the
attorneys interested In the case.
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George Johnson who has been In the
employ " the Southern Oregon Pack
Ing Company on the Coqullle river for
the past three or four months. has re-
turned 10 his home In this city.
Christian Jensen was taken 10 81.
Mary'H hospital yesterday morning.
suffering from sprainc1 hack. and a
slight confusion on the head. which he
received from fail Wednesday while
working at the Eagle cannery. His
injury n not serious. He resides In
uppertown.
II you are for Astoria you can not
demonstrate that fact In a better way
than by purchasing your goods OF AS
t0ria merchants Herman Wise Is Of
fering everything In the gents furnish
Ing line AZ lower prices than the same
qualities Of goods can be purchased for
IN Portland.
The Jury In the case OF the state vs..
Hcrizkn, the Ho-oailed healer al Ore
gon City. az 10 o'clock Wednesday
night, concluded Il 10 be impossible for
them 20 bring In a unanimous verdict
and IL 80 appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF the court they were accordingly then
discharged by Judge Mcbride.
Charles Murphy was released from
the county jai yesterday afternoon.
Some time ago Murphy demolished u
window In n downtown saloon. and was
tried before Justice Brewer. who fined
him SIS. In default OF which he was
committed 10 the county Jail for seven
and one-half days. His time expired at
noon.
The superior quality serge suits
which $. Danziger is Offering at the alb
Burdly low price OF sl2.35 are being
rapidly sold as are also the many other
kinds OF goods which he IL selling at
enormous discounts. IL Is seldom, IL
ever. that such qualities OF goods have
been offered here AZ the great discount
which he has made from ordinary
prices.
The men now at the post at Fort
Candy will be removed and stationed
elsewhere with the exception Of one
man. an ordnance surgeon, who Will
remain 10 look after the post. The gov
ernment for the past two years has had
but ten men stationed at that fort
and has now decided that these are
and they viii be withdrawn
tomorrow.
e. w. Bates, whose home Is at Port
land. was taken 10 the 81. Mary's hos
pltal yesterday afternoon, suffering
from a severe strain In his back which
he sustained while working on the
trcstle OF the A. a c. II. Il. near War
renton. II Is not thought the Injury is
especially serious, although exceedingly
painful, and II will probably be some
time before he Ia about again.
The Norwegian steamer Bergenhus.
which came To Portland from san Di-
ego to complete her cargo Of flour for
Hong Kong. filed her manifest at the
custom house yesterday. She took on
l25,000 sacks OF Hour from the Port
land FIGURING Mills at Portland. She
crossed out yesterday morning after
spending couple OF days on the sands
and mud up the RIVER toward Portland.
The repairs to Franklin avenue from
the Clatsop mills TO the car barns We're
commenced yesterday, That this Is a
improvement was clearly
shown when the different companies or
the FIRE department crossed over II on
their way to Uppertown at the two re-
cent fire alarms. Great care had to be
exercised to prevent the horses from
falling into some Of the holes caused
by broken and decayed planks.
Joe Smith, jr, was drowned at the |
foot OF Oak street In Portland yseter-
day forenoon by falling on Of a pile
driver upon which he was working at |
the time. He was the son Of j. Smith, |
nt one time a wealthy contractor OF |
Portland. Robert Smith, the boys un-
Gle, and his brother, Charley, were both |
working on the same piledriver. They |
made strenuous efforts to rescue him |
but II was thought that he struck one OF
the piles In falling, as he did not come
to the surface after striking the water.
The Portland weather bureau, which
IS already the center OF dissemination
Df weather information for the entire
Pacific Northwest, is to become still
greater in importance and beneht to
the maritime interests OF the north
coast. Forecast Official Beals In charge
Df that office is In receipt Of instruc-
ions from Willis L, Moore. chief Of
.he weather service to extend the
wind service to Port Angeles and
Port Crescent. This is for the special
benefit Of he shipping interests Of the
Strait of Fuca, and more particularly
he logging and towing Interests.
l. Il. Westbostad, who has been em-
Dloyed for some time on the improve
nent to the jetty at Fort Stevens, was
injured by heavy timber
falling on him yesterday afternoon. He
vas taken Immediately to the hospital
It the fort where 1t was found that
lis head aud one arm was badly lnJur-
d while several ribs were broken, and
I was thought he was injured internal-
v. Considerable doubt is expressed as