The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-04

llrst landing here last evening
Baker City comes 20 the front With
A record 0f over Ave miles of sidewalks
and In process 0f conBtruc-
Iion for the year since March.
Mrs. ID. c. Ireland. who was com
mltted 10 the insane asylum az Salem
from this city about eighteen years ago,
died at that institution on Sunday.
R0flyn coal lasts longer. Is cleaner
and makes lesa trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues than any other George
w. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1871.
Alex D. Ross ana Miss Emma G.
Carlson were married on Saturday even
lng at the residence Of Mrs. g. Moore,
the Rev, Father Deilman officiating.
The Woman's Relief Corps win give
n grand bail On Friday evening OF
December nh. Tickets. 75 cents; ladies
without escort, % cents. Everybody In
wled.
OF Interest 10 Ladies' Send your ad-
dress 20 SanamOre Co. box 7GG. Port
land. Ore, and we VIII mail you des-
criptlon of an article every woman
should possess.
The British ship Moryen cleared at
the custom house yeB.ri lay afternoon
for Queenstown for orders. She carries
a cargo Of s2.S62 bushels OF wheat. val
ued AZ $4,000.
Captain Page OF the British ship Nor
rem who II suffering with Brghts dis
ease has turned the command over 10
the irst mate and has started for his
h, me via New York.
James Buckley. who broke several
ribs by falling on the o. u. & N. dock.
h slowly recovering. though suffering
considerably. He viii probably be at
the hospital for some time.
Timber and Forestry Expert A. J.
johnson. OF this city. left Portland SAT-
urday evening for Washington. ID. c..
where he goes to confer with the Ma
tion9l Timber and Forestry commls-
sion.
The British ship cromartyshlre.
cleared at the custom house yesterday
Cor Queenstown FOR orders, with n cargo
OF 1855 sacks OF barley. valued at
1854. and 1851 sacks OF wheat. valued
at S97S.
The bazaar held by the Swedish
Lutheran church was grand sue
cess. The Lutheran church is grateful
to all who encouraged the undertaking
either by donations or by their pres
once or both.
The German bark Alsteruff tys
cut from Yokohama. arrived In Sun
day. She is In ballast and viii load
wheat In Portland. She left up the
river yesterday afternoon In tow OF the
Harvest Queen.
The steamer Fulton left ou, for San
Francisco early Sunday morning. She
carries n cargo OF 100000 feet OF lumber.
She was despatched by the Inman.
Poulsen Co.. TO the same company In
San Francisco
The question OF putting d. II. welch's
name on the ballot for police commits
sloner failed 20 come before the city
council last evening as no one seemed
10 wish 10 accept the responsibility OF
the resolution TO that ef-
feet.
The barge washougal arrived down
the river Sunday evening with car
10 of lumber for San francisco. She
In lying In the stream In front OF the
Flayel wharf and will be taken out
by the tug Samson as soon as the re-
pairs on the latter are completed.
over 10000 tons OF coal have been sup
piled To government transports at Ia
coma during the past Ave months. This
shows the Importance OF developing the
native resources In the line OF coal
mines that we have IN this vicinity and
competing for n share Of this patron
age.
The Daily Times Mountaineer. in
recent Issue. published It's own obitu-
lry In few touching words. and asks
that the patronage extended to Il In
the past be transferred 10 the issue Of
the weekly. Lack OF business Is the
rause naively assigned for the sus-
pension.
The torpedo boat destroyer Goldsbor-
Dugh lid not make her preliminary trip
NJ Tacoma Friday as had been ex-
pected. Part Of the crew were In Seat
tie and the trip was delayed until their
return. The engines were turned for
ever two hours. however. and all the
was found - be In excel
lent running onder
For the third time Is Fay Severe on
rial before Judge George at Portland
for the charge OF the murder OF Emma
Golden. Two jurles have failed to reach
IN agreement on the case and another
,ne will be given an opportunity. The
'ame ground win be gone over as In
he preceding cases, and the same ques-
Ions are asked Of the jurors.
The members OF the Astor Club. at
Meeting held last evening, decided to
give grand benefit ball for their
'rlend, Harry Twilight. who was in
ured by the cars recently and has been
n the hospital ever since, The af-
airs win be held In Foard & Stokes
lall on Thursday. the 18th. Arrange
nents will be made for excellent mu-
tic and q very pleasant time and
arge attendance is anticipated
Next Friday night tue Under Sealed
orders" company will commence a two
nights and matinee engagement at
Fishers opera house, opening with the
great romantic comedy drama Under
sealed Orders" Saturday matinee the
aughable farce comedy entitled "The
Corner Grocery" will be presented.
Closing Saturday evening with the
nirth provoking comedy "The Strange
adventures Of Miss Brown" Advance
iale ~ saota nnena Thuradav morning