The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-28

The American bnrk Harry Morse, ub-
der charter 10 the Alaakn Fishernsns
Packing Association, will be brought
10 from San Francisco by twelve sail
0rs who left yesterday on the Column
bla for thai purpose,
John Ferry, Of Seaside, charged with
rape by lS.year-Old Josephine Itlngvlllc,
viii appear before the circuit court to-
day, the information against him hav-
ing been filed yesterday by District At
twney Harrison Allen.
The reserved scat sale for the mus.
cal farce comedy "Thc Star BOarder'
nj T'lFher's opera house, Saturday
night. opens tomorrow morning at 0rif-
| IN n Reeds Secure them early, aB
there Is sure TO be big crowd out.
The 4-yclr-old son NJ Duc Gwath-
| Dey. who resides opposite the North
| Pacific brewery, fell on the sidewalk
| yesterday afternoon. fracturlng an arm
at tho elbow. DR.. Shane set the In
iured limb and ,he little fellow Will re-
cover
The Ratbbonc Sisters gave a delight
| ful entertainment NJ the X. OF +. cas-
tie last night. which was largely NJ.
tended by knights and their friends.
| Refreshments were served and an In
tcrcstins musical and literary program
| rendered.
At the dedication of the new Odd
| Fellows temple NJ Salem last night
| Grand Master I. w. Weleh of Astoria
hal prominent part IN the proceed
| ingE and formal dedication. a num-
bcr ot prominent Mnsons were present
from different sections of the state.
Owing 10 typographical error IN
yeatcrdny'a issue 0f the AFtorinn. the
| admission 10 Madame Schell's trained
Hons was incorrectly stated, The price
| Will be- Is cents for adults and II cents
| for children, a large number of pe0-
| pie viewed the performance last night
and were well pleased.
Work VIII be begun today on the
| Morrison street bridge IN Portland,
which WIS rcnd red unsafe by the re-
cent collision of the big whalcbick, Al
mord Branch. with the structure. The
nicr which was knocked out Of align
men, VIII be Strengthened and about
s"venty-tve feet Of sidewalk will be re-
placed.
The session nf the circuit court yes
terday was short and unimportant but
| two c1SeH being considered. In the
ease 0f ]. b. Baumgnrtner vs.. G. r.. a.
| Aaude Linton. judgment and decree
vas handed down. In the case OF Otto
Dufn-r vs. W. II, ana Emily Warren.
an order Of decree waH made. Court
adjourned to $3.50 this morning.
The viii OF the late Mrs Narcissa
white Kinney. formerly OF Astoria, win
be carried out 60 the letter. though the
instrument is not Legally valid and II 70
/ disposed her husband could claim much
| Of the property devised 10 others. Mrs.
| Kinney neglected TO have the will wit
messed as required by law, but Mr..
Kinney has waived his rights and Mrs.
kinney's wishes will be fulfilled.
f. o. Walters. he shoeman. has re-
| covered from long Illness and II now
| open for business at the old stand.
corner ~ Twelfth and Bond streets.
For the next thirty days ne VII ssil
all his winter goods Of mems and boys
shoes. all up 20 date and first class In
every way. Prices will be cut just In
two. In addition he has employed a
nrst-class shoemaker TO attend 10 the
custom and repairing. Prices on all
work viii be cut accordingly.
The Oregon commissioners TO the
| fan-Amtrican exposition at Buffalo
viii have between five and seven car
| loads Of exhibits from the state. II is
| the intention of the commission 10
| make the exhibit no comprehensive In
scope that no Industry or resource OF
the state will be without representation.
Particular attention will be paid to the
forestry department and A. J. johnson.
n government expert, is expected I'm AS
toria this week on business connected
with this feature OF the display.
|
| The willamette river In rising as the
result Of the rec snt heavy rains and
the citizens Of Albaay fear that the
rushing waters will cut a new chan
mel. a large amount Of dirt having al
ready been washed away. The United
States Engineers Office at Portland has
been notified, and Captain Lanfitte will
have an Investigation made, Unfortu-
uatelv there are no available funds at
present for improvements on the Will
| annette, owing TO that provision OF the
river and harbor bill having been omit
| ted at the last sessinon OF congress.
An attractive feature OF the revival
meetings being conducted this week at
| the Methodist church is the use OF a
series OF large and handsome oil paint
ings which Illustrate the sermons Pas
tor Rowland Is an earnest and forceful
| speaker and Is live influence In the
educat tlonal and moral advancement OF
the city, Many people do not consd-
er how largely the welfare OF a COM
munitv is promoted by the enllghten-'
ment disseminated by the various pas
tors of the city. who for faithful and
thankless toll are not eQualed by any
other class OF citizens.
In tomorrow's issue of the Astorian
viii be found the scale Of prices for the
coming recital by Mrs. ]. T. Ross. Miss
Reba Hobson and Terry Mexican at
Fishers theater, March 6th. This reel
| tal Is given for the benefit of the Pres
hvterian church under the auspices of
the Every Monday Club and promises
TO be the most successful from every
point OF view OF any like entertainment
given here this season. Other features
of an interesting nature to be found
on the program will be selections by
the Columbia orchestra and a double
quartette OF trained voices Many peo-
pie patronize a home talent entertain
ment more out Of friendship for those
taking mart than from the idea of de-
rlvlng any great amount of pleasure