The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-27

Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whlskcy. The only pure goods; guar
nntecd rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON, sole Agent
l.. Leb'ck took an Involuntary dive
from his pil'1r1ycr AZ Kn0ppton Mon
iny evening, but WAS rescued without
injury. ;xcept n cold.
Wanted To rent. nicely furnished
house Of four or five rooms In central
part ~ city. Address. stating price. "f'
care Morning AsiOTtan.
If you have fastidloua palate and
vour gastric economy II In doubtful
condition, consult the appelillng menu
at thr Boston Reataurint.
Fay l.. Burke. infant daughter of
Ihpiiin and Mw. Peter Burke died
ytsterGiy The body viii be taken 10
catllamct tolay FOR burial.
John A. Montgomery has opened a
shop AT l2i Bond street and is prepared
10 do all classes of plumbing and tin
Ming at The lowest possible rates
lloslyn coal lasts longer. Il cleaner
and makes lcrs trouble with stoves and
chimney hurs than any other @ 'orgr
w. sanbnrn, agent: telephone 1911
Mrt~l. b. nlflng its appear ,nce In
the Adalr school this week. Nineteen
children ere out n r'Om No. / IN ~
account, and if;ecn from room No. 2.
a Mr. Canbe WAS brought 90 the
hJhpitni yps' riay in the last stages ~
rontumptDn. Hc j. 81 years " tgs,
and haH hThcl on IN. river for many
years.
Rise and shine. Gold Rope. Thrash
cr, antitrust. unldn-madc plug t0bac-
COS. Save your tags. They are val
liable.
Final .iuz nyhip papers wer, granted
90 J's ph ANA rsDa. native OF "wr-
den vest rdly. and John Olson, also
uttiVs pf Sweden. declared his lntcn-
i.Iu II becoming citizen.
Mr. Smith was brought over from
Deep river yesterday with q hand bad
~ lacvntri by con, act with saw. He
was taken 10 ST. Mary's hospital. where
pr. Shane dressed the wounds.
T
Mrs Aarrll WIS brought TO ST. Mary's
hospital y =, rdny from clifton. In an
Unconscious condition from paralysis
and Brights disease. II Waa not thought
thAt she could live during the night.
FuEt.Vp NrttIi.,, I.t.uuu Nc
llobson returned yesterday from san
Francisco wheN tho captain passed a
'Iettoful examination In navigation
he contsmplatcs going to Alaska thi &
.lirt.
4 dl,plbh from san Francisco yes
lcrday stat = that the rclnsutunce rate
on the British ship Apinamurchan has
risen to 20 per cent, The ship Is now
out il9 days from Fraser river for
Liverpool with cargo OF salmon.
Wnntcl--To rent. by April !, fur
nishcd or unfurnishcd house OF I or 5
rooms. or 3 or furnished rooms for
housekeeping South Of Exchange ST.
preferred Address II. @. s., care Of AS
toriIn,
Jacob Mlnnnen. native Of Finlann.
dlcd On Monday night at 81.
Nlry's hospital uf consumption.
Deceased was an unmarried man anG
has been In the employ ~ the Column
ba River Packers Association as a
fisherman.
Contractor Lrbeck expects to put the
steamer Nutan on board the bark Har-
~ Morse today or tomorrow. after
which the Morse will be taken TO The
a, Il &. H. Il. wharf 10 finish her car
10 with shocks and provisions. She
viii probably II for Bristol bay about
April ltth,
Montagues bird circus Is attracting
80 much attention at the Louvre that
Manager Weisensteln has decided to
throw open the second floor Of the build
ing for the exclusive use OF ladies and
children who can look down through the
open corridor and see the performance.
Captain Roberts says never give up
the ship" The damage occlsioned by
the late storm has been repaired. and
the lishtship Is again on jackscrews |
aud being raised As the tides are low
er the work will probably proceed more |
steadily, Several screws were lost in |
the sand by The Nashout and the work |
delayed about four days.
Portland business firms give high tes- |
tlmonials OF the work OF Pernin short |
hand writers. A new class is just be- |
ginning the study with Mr.. C. C. Brow |
er. II you think OF ever learning the |
art. investigate this opportunity now;
II Is easlc- 10 get a position after you |
have learned, than TO learn after you |
have failed to get a position.
Col Holt addressed another large au-
dlence at the Methodist church last
evening and during his speech sought |
to point out how In other lines of trade |
there Is value received for the ex-
change Of goods for money. But in the
liquor traffic the only return Is in
wrecked health and degenerate morals
and a trend toward that which Is un-
healthy and unwholesome, This after
noon Col. Holt win speak at the Bap-
tist church on the topic, ''Chow-Chow,
The steamer Charles Nelson, which
was to have carried cargo Of cannery
outfits from the Columbia to Alaska
this spring will not come to the river
at all. This works a hardship on sew
eral companies, including the Taku
Company, Western Fisheries
Company. Thlinket Packing Company
and +. G. Barnes II seems now that
all the supplies will have TO be shipped
to the Sound by rail and there trans
rerred. The Taku Packing Company
viii ship seven or eight carloads next