The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-23


The ordinances passed at the meet
| lnR OF the council on "Wednesday even
INK, we're signed yesterday by Mayor
| Bergman.
Cream Pure rye. lmerlca'a fineSt
whisky The 0nv pure goods. guar
Antaed rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent
Hon. &. W, Fulton returned last
evening from Portland, where he had
been IN attendance upon the meeting
Of the oregon Bar Association.
ROslyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney iueg than any other, George
w. Banbofn. agent. Telephone 1871.
Then. Brncker sslls cigars and to-
bnccO 20 the tobacco dealers nj Port.
land icbblng prices, In quantities 10
suit their trade. 6ib Commercial street.
A meeting OF the United Modern Wig.
llantoH was held last evening and re-
ports from the delegates 10 the chief
home ranch meeting at Portland were
received,
d. o'HeIl. manager of the Occident.
returned yesterday morning from a few
days visit In Oregon City He re-
ports some quite frosty weather up
the Valley.
OF Interest 10 Ladies.-scnd your ad-
dress 10 SanamOre Co. box 7g0 Port
land. Ore. and We viii mail you des-
crlptlon Of an article every woman
should p0AsesH.
The w II. Harrison arrived In yes-
terdny morning from the Oregon coast
ports She brought cargo Of sal
mon and also a crew Of Cinnamon from
one OF the cannerles.
Il ls rumOrcd that Captain Starr will
succeed Captain Tom Parker as mas
ter ~ the Nahcotta when she resumes
her run on the Ilwaco route after COM
plotting her repairs at Portland.
An examination for the positions OF
master. mate. second mate. engineer.
assistant engineer ana assistant keep
er IN the light house service will ~,
held nt Portland on December 20.
rhe tug Samson was bcached yes
terday between the wood yard and can
factory docks. just after the Mama
nlla was taken of, This was done 10
facilitate the repairs which are being
made on the tug.
G. o. M0en. who was appointed 10
MI the vacant Office OF police commits
sioner. took the cath Of Office yes
terday. He enters upon the duties OF
his Office at once and his term contin-
ues until January. 1904,
The ladies' OF the Holy Innocents
Guild will hold a sale OF fancy articles
IN the building next TO Schoneld 4
HHuke. UppertOwn. OF Saturday. Mo-
vcmber ~. commencing at 2:30 D. IN.
Tho sale will continue afternoon ard
evening
Arrangements have been nearly COM
pleted by the committee In charge OF
the Elka' Memorial services. which viii
De held on Sunday. December ?. An
Interesting program Will be presented.
Hon. r. ]. Cleeton will make the ad-
dress on that occasion.
After very successful session the
Oregon Bar Association meeting has
come TO close. One OF the most popu-
lar recommendation made was that TO
celebrate February Ith as John Mar
shall day. Members OF the bar were
present from all over the state.
The annual bazaar given by the Ia
dies Of the Presbyterian church. wi be
held Friday evening, November 20, at
1850 o'clock. In the basement Of the
church. Besides the fancy articles.
there will be tor sale home made cakes
iellies. pickles. etc Refreshments will
also be served during the evening.
Miss Annie Basil sustained a severe
sprain OF the ankle while coasting on
Eleventh street Wednesday night. She
was struck by sled which threw her
violently 10 the ground. She is about
l6 years OF aye and is daughter OF
Randolph Basil. The injury will doubt
less conilne her to the house for some
time.
The lighthouse tender Manzanita,
which has been beached Just below the
can factory wharf for several days.
making repairs on her propeller shaft.
was hauled on at high tide yesterday.
She will leave out In u few days with
supplies for the light stations between
Destruction island and Coos bay.
A letter lately received from Alaska
tells OF the drowning OF the wife OF
James Taylor, while attempting. with
some friends, TO cross Hunters bay In
a small boat. The boat was overturned
by a sudden squan and the whole par
~ drowned. The letter Is from Mr..
Taylor who was formerly a resldent,of
this city and was for a time connected
with Griffin \ Reed.
Fire In the Catholic prot Cathedral at
Portland at an early hour yesterday
morning caused damage which will
probably amount to about $1,000, but
which Is fully covered by Insurance.
As result OF the fire the church can
not be used before next Sunday. II IS
thought the fire started from the fur
mace. which was turLed on for choir
practice the night before.
Amos Zaner was cremated alive at
st. Johns, near Portland. early yes
terday morning. He was employed by
the City & Suburban railway, and at
the time OF his death was oillng the
engines which are used upon the St. |
Johns motor line. In some way his !
which were saturated with oil. |
caught fire from the torch used upon
such occasions, and death must have |
soon afterwards.
The twO-masted schooner Sacramento |
" hich put into this port some time ago |
after suffering a loss of her sails and |