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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-10

WASHINGTON, c. H.. o.. June 9.-Rev.
Thomas B. Cheney. aged sixty-fve, for
thirty-five years a preacher in the Ohio
Methodist Protestant Conference, COM
mitted suicide this afternoon at the resi-
dence of his son. George Cheney, by cut
ting his throat with a razor. He had been
suffering with the grip, which eliminated
in acute insanity yesterday.
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woman Kills q Woman.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. June 9.-Mrs. James
Small shot and killed Mrs. Lou Ostrander.
in Baldwinsville. eight miles from here, to-
day as the result of jealousy over Mrs.
Small's son. Mrs. Small was arrested. Mrs.
Small's son James was also arrested be-
cause he said he was glad what had hap
pened and wished 1t had occurred long ago.
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FRANKFORT. KY. June s--Attorney
General BRECKENRIDGE will file a motion In
the Court OF Appeals Monday moving to
docket and advance the minor state con-
testa 30 they may be decided at once The
->ason advanced II that the Affairs OF the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-10

LIMA. O.. June 9.-The indictment against
n. L. Michael, vice president OF the Amer
lean National Bank, which was mysterious
ly robbed of $4,000 last winter, was nollied
to-day at the request OF the prosecuting at
torney. The case had been set for trial
next Monday.
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OMAHA. Neb., June 9.-Mrs. Frank L.
Moores wife OF the mayor OF Omaha. was
killed in n runaway accident this evening.
She was thrown violently from her car
riage. suffering fracture OF the skull.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June s-Jndgo
Boardman. of the United States District
Supreme Court. to-day decided that the
Texas state occupation tax law u con<ti-
filfional 80
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The Yacht Siren WON.

the Columbia Yacht Club from Chicago TO
Michigan City. Ind. was won by the Siren.
which sailed the distance, forty miles. in
five hours fifty-one minutes and thirty
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State are tied up and that public interests
demand IT. The court recently postponed
the cases till the fall term.
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in, was twenty minutes later In crossing
the mark. Twenty-Five boats started In the
rs ce.
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which injure ourselves: they hate US for
those which fnture them.
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Silks for Csc
and SOC

At the Boston Store Monday, consisting
of fancy Taffetas, worth from 75c 10 SIS.
Satin Duchess marked 75c and 81, Japanese
Silks in all colors; grand selection for sc
and soc.
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for lc

Monday from 10 to Ii o'clock we will sell
our best &C Lawns for PC.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09

s,ne9 50 yn.s.-1 Is '."s aud Cost
l 30, total2 50.
Prize. j w 80 acres W 1>o of
W Ia sec 80 Is Sr 9 Q state AS
parish ~ int and cost l "a total
= "a.
Thompson, Geo II, so acres II
II of II W | 4 sec % t Is ST 8 G,
state 60 parish 80 int and cost l 30
total 50.
Theriot, Rosimond. 100 rcres, II
e by lake. state 80 parish l35
dist levee 80 acreage 80 int
and cost - total 7 "A.
WeStbrook, w ii, $40 acres, all
sec 80 Is 70 e state 3 90 parish
1 80 mt and cost | So total s O3.
Rouge, heirs of Eugene Sous
Term, 90 acres II Teche, e Con,
vent and Ami Davis Lender
state 40 80 parish 60 IS int and
cOct 81 total 1O5 80.
ON said day of sale will sell such portion Of
said property as said debtor may point out aPd
IN case such debtor will not point out sufficient
property will at once sud without further de
ANY, ANY, st ah 3e ltast 1nanhy Of such property Of
amount of taxes, interests and costs due by saip
debt or
The said sale will be without appraisement
for cash in legal tender money Of the United
states, and the property sold shall be subject to
redemption ut any time for the space of one year
by paAing the price given with twenty per cent
cost and penalties.
And in accordance with Section 33 of Act No
S5 of 1888 and subsequent laws bearing the
SubjecS, the attention of mort gage creditors is
hereby directed to the foregoing advertisement
PAUL PECOT, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, Parish of ST. Mary,
La, May H. 1900.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-06-09
~ z
state, 90 dist lev..e, I Oti poll ! 90 int
and cost 1 SO total 3 DS.
7TH WARD

parish Sc poll l int ard cost l 33;
total . 4S.
Arath, Geo Jr. 90 acres II Cole Q
road " sea marsh state l Sc par
> 81, her and ST.. Mary drain l so
poll int and cost 40 total Z 60.
Guillotte, Gus & Geo Phanor 30
acres, II and W Watt road Pel>
lerin state 80 parish . % poll 2
int and cost ~, total I %.
George, 1heodule ? mules | cart
state GO pari sh 80 poll l int and
cost | 80 total 4 OF.
Habtrt, Mrs. Felicien, 9 mules
state IS parish - int and cost 81
total , 81
lIebert, Numa l., stock in trade
state 60 parish 80 poll l int and
cost | ::'S total ; SO.
Joseph, Edward.2 mules | horse
and cart, state SIC parish l % poll
int and cost | 80 total 1 40.
Martin, Frank 10 acres II Morris
e Trimhle y Todd Latoussaint
state | 5G parish 234 & st NJ
drain 80 poll int and cost | 40
total Z SO.
NarciSse, Thomas h and !, II and
W Dnmartrait e road s Foster 3
horses | cart state 60 parish soc,
poll int and cost 80, total 3 SO.
Rodriguez, Hubert, 43 acres n
Harris Hubert Fortier Ha>
bert state = 20 parish O5 & st
NJ 20 poll int and cost 60,
total Il 60.
Richardson, Julian, 2 mules,
state 30 parish 40 poll l int and
cost | 30 total ; 10.
Sigur, SuIly, mules, state zoe
parish soc poll l int and cost l SO.
Vincent, Henry horse and cart
state IL parish Is poll l int and
cost ! 81 total Ga.
Non RESIDENTS.
breckenridge, & w, lots 6 and Z
SIX 81, lots :, 8, ., 10 So 3G int and
cost l 40 total Z 81.
Byrum, ID b, 21O acres, n Ia
sec 30 Is + 9e state | 2G parish
50 int and cost | 80 total 81.
Galley, j Il, GAO acres II IL of
sec 30 and II of sec 80 Is
9e state 3 81 parish ) rs int and
cost l SO total II ~.
Landry, Martel and J. =, 159
acres IA sec 81 Is ST &c,
state 96 parish l A int and cost
81 total ) n.
Marshall, J II, Z s of lot II Ch0>
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and cart state I 30 parish 80 poll int
and cost ~ total AZ.
9TH WARD.
Forito, Gusseppi stock in trade state
30 parish 45c poll int and cost 35;
total 3 10.
Larkin, Julius, lot Gilbert, lake st
e and W Brown. parish - state 36c poll
int and cost 30; total 90
Turner, Lucy lot II La ave Dunbar
Taylor W Ash st int and cost | 80; total
81
Taylor Louisa in front by public road
IN rear by street state Soc parish Acc
int al d cost 35 total . 0S.
9Th WARD.
Riglcr, Nick {, cart. cattle state -
parish ! OS dist lcvec | 20 poll ! int and
cost ~; total a.
Burney, Harriet h and | Ii e street
W Davis state - parish 0s in, and
cost 3G; total 3 l6
BARLEY Il Moss II acres. above by
Walter below by StanSbury state | 80
parish - list lcvec . 80 acreage tax
soc poll . int and cost 16 total 10 II.
ThibOdeauX, Mrs Olivia h and
II llebclt e liver 5 ktefe " swamp
Sratc go parish 80 int and cost | 30
total > IS.
tranlm, II >loop Western Star
state 3ot p,rl>h i5:pp Mt and
cost | 80, total ; 10.
Lehman I 4 Co, luggcr Marie
Louise state 80 parish - poll
int and cost | -; total > o..
Robln>on, Ed. ollO acre II road
and W Lawrence parish 80 state
- Eoll int and COS: 81 total
> 81
Sanders, kobt + 80 acre of
Knapp tract, Tiger islard, 30
acres tr por sec IS 7 Is 5 r. II f:
80 acre | - See 3 T Is s Rl2 +.
horses and cattle, state II parish
Is dist lev 20, acreage 10 poll |
int and cost ) Is; total 81 l3.
.'ohnir, Euclid, schooner Dread
Naught state ] so parish. > 20 poll
|, lit and cost IL; total 6 81.
Plcrron, Frank, lnggcrS Bcrnctt
and John of the Sea, state zoe
parish 30, poll int and cost IS;
total 3 IS.
Grimes, Mrs NJ S lots | and =
in 81 ., state IS parish - int and
! ,'3, total J3.
MORGAN CITY.
Gognenheim, r. L. stock in
trade state 20 dist levee 50 poll
! int and cost l3, total ) 63.
George, Mrs. Mary A, lst II So
81 state | 80 dist levec = 80 int
and cost | AZ total ) ~.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-28

quite lively stir on the city pave
ments. The bellies and beaux We'd with
each other IN compliments. The ad-
mlring mothers and sisters who formed
quito an audience seemed 10 enjoy the
occasion equally With those who parti-
oilated. Delicious and varied refresh
mentf were served and at very sen
gonabic hour. the young people de-
parted for home, all asserting II was
the most enjoyable party they had
ever attended The mystery sur
rounding II and the way IN which all
the arrangements were carried out
wax provocative Of much amusing
comment. especially. when the young
men found 80 many others OF their
number had been called on for the
loan OF the full dress coats. Sad II Is
to relate some Of these asserted that
10 Rlrl should borrow the loan Of his
coat nevertheless there were twelve
na,ly young dudes In fun dress and
very gallant partners they made too.
This twentieth" century function viii
not soon be forgotten.
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SOME GOOD, HARD OPINIONS,
MIR. Mansur Talks OF the Boer War
and the Lumber Business.

Mir L. Mansur. of the Knappton
lumber mills. is in the city on business.
Mr.. Mansur states that the Knappton
mills are doing splendid business,
employing so men.
The Knappton lumber man expressed
keen intesest in the proceedings in
South Africa and when asked what
effect he thought the waS would have
on business in this country, replied:
'Or the face of things one would
naturally think the war in Africa
would lie of great benefit TO we Amer
leans. but / am not of this opinion. 1t
is true that we are selling war ma
terlals to some extent and big de-
mand for wheat, canned meats, etc,
is created. but there is bint of Eng
lish capital invested in this country
and more is constantly seeking invest
neut. The war has practically cut off
further Investments and many Eng
lishmep will be drawing down their
money and taking it home If matters
grow any worse. The stock market
reports prove my conclusions to be
correct, AS to my sympathies, they are
with the English, of course. The Eng
lish people are progressive and went
into a neglected country, investing
their capital and building it up. Civil
izatlon must and will advance and
the Beers will ultimately go down.
Enslands power lies in peace, but she
has undertaken war which 1 believe
will result in good to herself and the
world at large.
What do l think of business? Well,
I'll give it to you as my candid
opinion that the United States has
never seen a more prosperous year
than that just closed and believe the
present year win be still better. Last
year we did more business in lumber
than the year before and this year we
fully exepet to eclipse the business of
last year-that is, if we can secure
needed extra machinery. The trouble
is that all the saw factories are so
busy that we can't get an order filed
short of four months and we're lucky
to do that"
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CRUSHED BY
A STREET CAR
SAD FATE OF FREDDIE OsyIG
Both Legs Horribly NaugIed, the
Body Torn and Bones
Fractured.

Freddie. the Gve-year-old son Of Mrs.
osvig. Finnish widow woman resid.
ing al i0s Asior street, was run over
IS street car near No. engine
house and horribly mangled yesterday
afternoon about o'clock. II Is re.
marRable that the boy was not killed
outright AZ II WAS he was picked NJ
and taken 70 his home where Dr. Hen
derson attended him
The little fellow was playing with
several companions at the point where
The accident occurred, AS the car ap-
preached he cndeayored to rush across
the track about ten feet ahead OF IT,
but stumbled and fell across the
farlhsst rall. The wheels Of the car
struck him in the region OF the thighs.
forcing the body along the track a dis
tance OF several feet when the car was
brorgh, 10 standstill IL was neces-
sary 10 Mt the car clear In order that
the body might be extraca,ed.
Whcr DR. Henderson examined the
little fellow at his home. Il was found
that both legs had been terribly
nnnglrd near the body. the bones In
tho left leg being cruhed in several
places The flesh and muscles Of the
right leg had been laid completely
bare almost TO the knee. The body
was split several inches up the back
and abdomen, exposing the bladder
ana neighboring organs 20 full view.
Severe bruises were sustained about
the head and body. the right side OF
tho lover jaw being badly fractured.
II IL remarkable that the unfortu-
nate boy could survive such shock
even for a few moments, but the case
becomes astounding almost beyond be-
llef when II Is stated that the gritty
little fellow even talked with DR.. Hen
derson, answering quite intelllgently
several questions concerning the aocl-
deut. IL is doubtful II more striking
instance OF remarkable vitality ever
was brought to the attention OF a
physician,
When seen by an Astorian reporter
last night DIR. Henderson said he did
not believe the boy could survive the
night, although, in view Of the great
vitality already shown, such might
be the case, Should death not end the
little fellows sufrerlngs by this fore
noon. Dr. Henderson will call in other
physicians for consultation. and II It is
believed the patient can survive the
the left leg will be ampu-
tated and the wounds thoroughly |
dressed.
lateral late hour last night
DIR Henderson cnllad at tho Astorian n
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soLFILINE.
solAllnel solalinel

If you are sick and tired Of rubbers,
which protect your feet from wet or
cold, and wish to save continual re-
soling of your shoes; If you wish to
stop greasing your harness and pro-
longing the life Of same at least
fifty per cent. If you wish to save
greasing your belts in your manu-
factury. so to Peterson & Brown, at
Astoria, and try case Of Solfline on
your shoes and harness. Buy your
shoes only Of those who have that SCI
entiic waterproof leather preparation.
Take no other.
Address. PETERSON & BROWN,
General Agents, Astoria. Oregon.
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Hamlin Camp Of the Royal Neigh
born Of the Modern woodmen OF Amer.
lea Was organized last evening at
carrutheis' hail by Deputy Supreme
Oracle Mrs Ida IIamblln. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Oracle,
Mrs. ella a. Clark. vice oracle. Mrs
Theodcaa Hendricks; recorder. Mrs.
Daisy connors; receiver. Mrs. Lizzie
Rich, chancellor. Mrs, Mary A. Bah.
bidgc. niafhall, Mrs. Christina Jor.
genson; sentinel, Mrs. Hannah An.
drcNs. managers. Mrs, Loula Hen
derson and Mrs. Hannah svenson.
phynioIHn, Dr. II. l.. Henderson. The
camI starts In with good member.
ship, II Is an auxiliary to the camp
OF Modern Woodmon OF America.
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Next Friday the Moorc.R Roberts Com.
pany wlll begin season of four nights
AZ Fishers opera house, opening In
tho screaming Irish comedy "Mra.
Quinn's Twins" This company Is the
one tnut caused such pleasant mem.
ores when In Portland a month ago
The seat sale opens Monday morning
at Grfifln 4 Reeds
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

T. L. Golden to b. f. Bonham, lots l
to "A, block 8, Young's addition to AL
derbrook; $25.
United States to Johan Peter Wedin,
lou acres in section IL, T. Z N. r. s W;
patent.
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SOCIETY NOTES

Ms Geo, H. George gave very de-
lightiul cuchre party TO her friends
On Friday evening. as usual the
prizes were lovely and added zcst 10
the game.
The Friday Night Whist Club"
were entertained this week at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. c. y. Upshur The
first prizes were awared 20 Mrs. v. c.
Lewis aud Mr., ] Smith. the consola.
ton TO Mr.. +. p, Kendall and Mrs. =.
a rrullenger,
Mrs, Gilman intertaIned few
friends on Tuesday afternoon at an
Informal tea" Mrs, ]. G. Megler. Mrs
Hyland, Mrs, S. Adair. Mrs. Il. w.
Tallant Mrs. Samuel Gilmore. Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. @. c. Flavel, Mrs. ]. T.
Lighter, Mrs. A. Taylor. Mrs. L. p.
Kendall, Mrs, Harris and Mrs. Gilman
spent most delightful afternoon to-
gether.
W W
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. E.
Higglns gave q regular old-fashloned
sewing bee" Mrs. Chas Higgins. Mrs.
G. irenchurd. Mrs. Amos Taylor, Mrs.
NJ, s Kinney. Mrs. Strong, Mrs. San
born. Mre +. Stokes. Mrs. q. II,
George, Mrs Henry George, Mrs. ]. G.
Mesler, Mrs, u, Van Dusen, Mrs. Gear
hart, Mrs Fred Barker, Mrs. Samuel
Gilmore, Mrs, i, l., Cherry, Miss Crang,
Mrs. Adams Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Lighter
and Mrs, Higgins sewed against time
on patchwork quilt for poor family,
also, incidentally. OF course, for
dainty prize.
The officers OF the Hassalo must
have been astonished Thursday morn
Ing, by the number OF lady passengers
who boarded the morning boat for
Rrookfeld, Mrs j. G, Megler took
with her to her home for days out
Ing, a party OF twelve ladies. Brook
field hospitality In the Megler home is
well known to all their friends. Mrs.
TNllant, Mrs Stokes, Mrs, Gilmore,
Mrs. Trenchard Mrs. Lighter, Mrs,
George, Mrs. Henry George, Mrs. b
Van Dusen, Mrs, II. Van Dusen, Mrs.
sanborn. Mrs. Higgins and Mrs.
Cherry composed the latest party toI
enjoy Rrookheld and the delicious
breakfast and luncheon provided by
the efficient chef of the Megler
cuisine"
Astoria has been called "mossback'
for the last time. So long as she can |
boast of twenty-four such bright and
up-to-dete young ladies, that name
can never be hers again, On Thursday |
evening these young ladies gave a
most charming and delightful party, |
and-not man there. Twelve youngl
ladies in immaculate evening dress, |
black dress skirts, swallow-tail coats,
evening vest, shirt and tie, silk hats,
Derby hats, box overcoats, etc, es-
corted twelve young ladies in lovely
evening gowns to Pages hall, The
roll Of carriages In party style made
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-28

County Superintendent Of Schools
Tee announces that he win send TO all
the district clerks early this week
copics OF the rules regulating final
examinations In the Sth grade. Ths
superintendent desires that he be noti-
fed d al those intending to take the
examination Tor state papers. lie Will
BEGIN a tour OF all the schools in the
county within a week or ten days aud
hopcs to complete this work within
the neat two months. There are now
about 1000 pupils In regular attendance
throughout Clatkop county
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TO RENT-FuRNIsHED

The lower story of the cottage next
door to the Holden House. All furn-
ished Tor housekeeping. Rent rea-
sonable. Inquire of Mrs. e, C. Hol-
den, next door.
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TO AsToRIANs.

The DAILY AsTORIAN will bs found
ON sale Ia Portland at the vel. known . a.
tionsry house ot .. y, Handlry A Co., gpl
washington street, orders for AdtsT-
tisinE lett with this fi'm viii receive
prompt Attention,
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TopAY's WEATHER.

PORTLAND. Jan 2s.-western ore.
gon and Western Washington, fair.
continuing cool. today,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-28

$. NJ Graham. OF Marahland. Is In
town or business.
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4. y. Kent. Of dray's river. il regis.
tered at the Parker house.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-28

Dan Grhlhr. OF Chinook, was in the
city yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-28

lateral late hour last night
Dr. Henderson called at the Astorlan
Office and stated that little Freddie
had died from his injuries.
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AROUND TOWN.

c. il. Mayer. Of Maygen, Is in
town.
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The total registrations are now 40I,
n being added yesterday.
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crawnish cooked In wine at the Ma.
tionai Cafe.
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t9II@i[IQlIsl@ilglIe 9llpl[@llGI :
TO AST0RIANS.
The DAILY AsTORIAN will hs found
ON sale Ia Portland at the weii-knewB . ~
IionsTy house 0t -. y, iiAndiry A Co., gpi
Mashlhgton street Orders Tor hdtHF'
tisinE lett With this nIm viii receive
prompt Attention
TopAY'B WEATHER
PORTLAND. Jan 2s.-western ore
gon and Western Washington, fair,
continuing cool. today,
AROUND TOWN.
c, Il Mayaer Of Mayors. ia in
town
Crawnish cooked in wine at the Ma.
tionai Cafe.
Dan drthlha. OF Chinook, was In the
city yesterday,
$, N Graham. OF Marshland. Is In
town or business.
Z, y. Kent. Of Grays river, IL regis.
tered At the Parker house.
The total registrations are now 4o1.
n being added yesterday.
Professor stupp. Of New Astoria,
wes IN the city yesterday.
Mias llawloy ana Miss wcmplc, OF
Portland, are the guests Of Mrs, X.
osburn.
The German bark Magdelcnc IL on
her way down the river with cargo
OF gram Tor Europe.
The British bark Cambrian Warrior
IL roning down the river with so.S52
bushels OF wheat Tor Europe
Harry Hamblct and W. y, Talent
left yesterday morning for shoalwater
bay on visit TO their oyster beds,
The revenue cutter Commodore
Perry arrived down the river yester.
day, She win remain here awaiting
orders,
Mrs +, c, Young. OF Rainier. nc
companlcd 10y her daughter is in the
city visiting her sister Mrs. N, p.
Soronson.
For Rcnt-6-room house; hard I'm.
ish; uniurnlshed. Rent low TO right
party, Apply at premises: i2s Irving
avenue
The German ship Alaterkampt and
tho British ship Cralgmore. with car.
goes OF grain for Europe, were towed
To sea yesterday,
Young Fritz Sovey IL suffering from
a bullet wound In his foot, received
from the accidental discharge OF n
small rilc Friday afternoon.
The county court has completed the
selection Of judges and clerks OF cleo
tlon and have established polling
places throughout the country,
Roslyn coal lasts longer. Is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney fues than any other George
w, sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1911.
Roslyn coal Is the best and most eco
nomcal coal for household use In AS
loria. Try Il once and you will have
no other. George w. sanborn Agent.
Telephone 1871.
Articles Of incorporation OF the
Knappa Coal Company have been filed
at Salem, The incorporation are II. p.
Kendall. II. II, Finley and j. d. Nc
Farlane The capital stock Is 500,
Old Continental Is a standard high
grade Kentucky whisky, Absolutely
pure, and can be recommended TO those
seeking stimulant for medical and So
ciaI use. Sold by Aug. Danlelson, AS
toria, Oregon.
It Is stated that the German four
mnsted ship Potosl, the largest sailing
vessel afloat lost all her upper top
masts of Cape Horn and put back to
the Falkland islands, where she is now
undergoing repairs.
An excellent performance was given
In the production Of London Life" at
the opera house last night. The
scenic effects were magnificent, the
acting good, the costumes elegant.
There was good attendance and
everyone was we'll pleased.
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PRICES-Reserved seats, Zoe; gall
lery, soc; children In gallery, 25c. Seat
sale opens Monday morning at Griffin
& Reeds.
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Professor stupp, Of New Astoria,
was IN the city yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-28

An excellent performance was given
In the production of London Life" at
the opera house last night, The
scenic effects were magnificent, the
acting good, the costumes elegant.
There was good attendance and
everyone was well pleased.