The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-15

THE M0kNIl
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The German ship Tapenbck. IN tow
Of the Oklnhama. and the French bark
cassard. In tow OF the Thompson, are
on their way down the rivsF.
John A. Montgomery has opened q
ahop NJ 421 Bond street and II prepared
10 DO all ciasgfB OF plumbing and TIM
ming a. the lowest possible rates,
The steamer Willamette IN due 10 ar.
rive today from Puget sound with 1000
tons Of coal for the Pacific Coast Cons
pnny 20 be- discharged az Portland,
Roslyn ronl lasts longer, 10 cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney ilusg than any other. George
w. sanbor1. agent. Telephone 1911.
10y
Sergeant Baldwin. Tor ten months Ia
charge of Fort Columbia, haa been
called 10 Fort Stevens. and viii b. pro-
NOTED 10 the position Of frBt sergeant
The steamship Charles %. Lane. which
nNH DttH Hflu ny llt hHh'N ffA'N"
marshal for several days under Two
ibels for salvage has been released on
bonds.
Pacific Lodge. No 5s. D. Of IT,. viii
give mas1ue ball on Monday evening.
Jan. II. NJ Hanthorn's hail. Admls-
sion zoe. Tickets Tor sale by the mem
hers.
A petition requesting the county
court 10 make a levy of TWO mills for
the cost NJ building the proposed new
road to the Nthalem win be circulated
today
Three aquhre-rigged vessels two
barkR and ship were reported from
the heads At o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon u was not possible 10 ascer-
| tain what they were.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. Danzger leave to-
morruw Tor San Francisco. where Mr
Danklger goes In connection with his
business. They viii be absent from
the city for several months.
]. w. Harper Ii the Gold Medal
whlskcy OF the world. Highest awards
nj Paris. 1900. Chicago. 1888. New Or
leans. 1886 Unbeaten and Unbeatable'
Foard q stokes CO.. Astoria, Ore
w. n Bentley, night operator at th'
| local WcFtcrn Unlon office. and Mis-
Anna Walsh we've married last evening
al the rraldence Of the brides parents
| in Wnlia Walln. They will reside II
Astoria, and return here tomorrow.
Judge Gray and Commissioners Pet
craon aud Young are In Seaside, wher'
they went yesterday 70 Inspect th'
bridge across the Upper Necanlcum
recently completed by Contractor Hous'
ton They viii return this morning.
Mr Fred. Leinenweher. who has
during the last four years hned Tho
position of shipping clerk at the a. x {
wharf In this city has accepted po'
aItion In Portland and will leave TO-
morrow for the scene OF his new duties
DR.. w. c. MoKctchnie. OF Vancou'
yer. B. c., who has been the guest OF
his brother, r. W. Mcketchnle. or th'
| Postal Telegraph for several days past
| left last evening for San francisco
where he win visit FOR several weeks.
The torpedo boat destroyer Goldsbor'
ough made n preliminary trial trip OF
Saturday afternoon. No attempt a.
apeed was made. The vessel behaved
well and returned 20 the dock without
accident. The final trip will be mad'
soon.
rhe barge washougal was towec
around 10 Youngs bay yesterday morn
| ing and viii be placed on the beach
| there to have her bottom examined tc
see what kind OF damage IL received
during her recent trip to san Francis
co with cargo OF lumber.
The revenue cutter Perry. which sail
cd from this port last week In search
OF missing vessels made a cruise OF
several DAYS up the coast and on sat
urday arrived In at Seattle to replen'
ish her supply OF soal. As soon as q
new supply OF coal is taken on the cut
ter will leave out 10 continue the search
and Is probably out at present.
The steamship Robert Adamson ar
| rived in from Nanaimo. b. c.. at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon anl left VI
the river at 1880 yesterday morning
She was delayed number OF days by
the heavy weather and did not leave
out from that port until long after hav-
ing been reported out by her owners
creating the impression that she was
nearly IA week overdue
Bids were opened yesterday afternoon
bv Constructing ouartermaster Downs
for grading around the new hospital re-
Gently erected at the Fort Stevens
barracks. Five bids were received as
follows: Lars Bersvlk. l9l; Ferguson
4 Houston. SlSS: w. A. Goodin. s@6S;
], w. 5uprenant, sass; Il. T.. Lacy
S3lT.50 Captain Downs submitted the
bids TO the department at Washington
without recommendation.
The will OF the late Mrs Narclssa
White Kinney provides among other be-
quests $500 for the Astoria Public Ii
brary $500 for the National w, c. T
u. and also $500 for the state organi-
lzAtion w. c. T. u. Mrs. Kinney, dur
ing her lIfe-tim was very liberal with
her charities, where she deemed the cause
deserving and this closing act OF her
life conforms admirably with the gen.
erous sympathy that has marked her
whole career
Saturday Governor T. T. Geer Secre-
tary OF state f. l. Dunbar and state
Treasurer Chas. S, Moore, acting as the
state board OF levy. after examining
the data supplied them by s. A. Kozer
boolSkeeper OF the state department.
formally determined and announced q