The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-27

Nv DhNhMNf AAVHhNN H'NAff
boo furniture. ladies' underwear and
notions; CYL Commercial street.
The steam schooner Despatch arrived
In yesterday afternoon from Han Fran
cisco. She Will load lumber for her
return trip,
n. Bweetapple. OF the Astoria Min
ing and Milling Company. OF Stump.
ter. II IN the city In the Interests of
his company.
Mrp. r.. ]. Hustler left yesterday
morning for San Jose. cai.. where Phe
VIII spend the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Spedden.
Cream Pure Rye. lmerlca's finest
whisky The 0niy pure goods; guar
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent
Harry Twilight. az the hospital. was
able 10 get down stairs for the FIRST
time yesterday. and In reported 10 be
improving very rapidly
An effort will be- made at the coming
sesal6n OF congress 20 secure an en-
lnrged appropriation for the benefit OF
the Puyailup Indian school.
noslyn coal lasts longer. II cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney fluea than any other. George
w, sanb0rn. agent. Telephone 1911.
Then. Brncker sails cigars and to-
baceo 70 the tobacco dealers at Port
land icbblng prices. In quantities TO
suit their trade. bi5 Commercial street.
The woman's Relief Corps viii give
n grand ball on Frid1y evening OF
December I'm. Tickets. 7b cents: ladies
without escort, % cents. Everybody In
wted.
The harge Defender. In tow OF the
Calender, was taken down 10 Fort
Stevens yesterday morning. with load
~ piles for the government work at
the Jetty
or Interest 10 Ladies. Send your ad-
dress 10 Saffamore Co. box IgG. Port
land, ore, and we viii mail YOU des-
crlptlon 0f an article every woman
should possess
The British shin Lakewood. with a
cargo 0f grain for Europe. arrived down
the river Sunday. Yesterday she ship
per three new men and viii probably
get to sea today
A crew has been put on n salmon
hatchery building on the Kllckltat riv-
s.4a a gnassa Ns.A
cries may not b. built unless the next
legislature makes an appropriation.
The o. X. yesterday succeeded In
picking up eighty-Aeven of the ninety
iive sacks OF oysters thrown overheard
from the Mayilower at Sand Island.
when she ran aground the other night
The petitions Of +. r. Wright and
lens II Hansen for councilmen and A..
NJ. snLth. for city attorney. were filed
with Auditor Nelson yesterday after
noon The petition OF c. G. Utzlnger
had been previously filed.
As we 10 10 press dispatch is re-
ccived. telling Of British bark ashore
near South Bend. but owing TO the
fact Of all the telephone and telegraph
offices up the coast being closed II is
impossible 20 get particulars.
Fish Commissioner Reed returned
nome on Saturday night from having
taken 100000 salmon eggs from the
Little Salmon hatchery 10 umpqua.
where he shipped them on the steamer
Robarts 10 the sIuslaw hatchery.
w. A. Kutemeyer was acquitted at
Portland on Saturday afternoon. Of the
murder OF William Lunruit. his step
father His self-defense plea was be-
lieved by the Jury. and on the third
vote the verdict Of acquittal was
reached.
Chinook. Washington. ls TO have a
newspaper next month. known as the
Chinook Journal. II viii be under the
ejitOrlM and business management OF
HILBERT & Gather, two practical news
paper nen. The first issue will APP
pear about December 7th.
The little launch Star. which was
made fast TO Fishers dock. disappeared
Sunday night and much speculation
was rife as to her whereabouts until 1t
was discovered that she had sunk
alongside the dock. She can doubtless
be raised without much trouble.
The steam schooner Del Norte went
down TO the mouth OF the river on
Saturday. but found II too rough TO go
out and remained there until yesterday
afternoon when she returned 10 the o.
r & N dock TO take on some more
coal before leaving out for San Fran
cisco.
There win be n lady placed In a
hypnotic sleep In the window OF
Conn's drug store at Twelfth and Conn
niercial streets this afternoon at 2
O'Clock and win rer,pin In that condi.
tlon 10 be awakened on the stage at
the opening Of the performance at Fish
er's opera house this evening.
Married at the home OF the BRIDES
parents Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Rutter,
OF this city. Miss Bess A. Rutter and
Mr.. Howard b. Hewitt. OF Portland.
The ceremony was performed In the
presence OF the immediate family and
a few near friends by Rev. William
Seymour Short rector Of Grace church.