The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-17

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The British ship cOmllebank, with
l.pOH bushels Of wheat. valued al SB-
900, cleared yesterday for the United
Kingdom.
For rent--A nve-room cottage. fur
filhbed or unfurnIshed, on Tenth street,
near Harrison. Inquire corner Tenth
and Irving.
District Attorney Harrison Alien Will
leave today for HIllsboro 70 attend
court. Mrs Allen viii accompany him
on the trip.
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whlskey. The only pure goods; guar
unteed rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
The different labor organic itions will
meet nt the hall ~ the Fishcrmen's un-
Ion tomorrow night to discuss the for
nation 0f a federation
q. &. pdlmberg has contracted 10
build n dwelling near IIarflJOn avenue
and Thlrty-thlrd street for Mrs. Mary
Taylor II IS 70 cost 800,
John A. Montgomery has opened n
shop NJ 42l Bond street and ls prepared
20 DO all classes 0f plumbing and tin
Ming At ths lowest possible rates.
Today II H. Pairick's day and will
b. celebrated IN quiet way. The
Eagles will hold session nt which an
inlorrsilng program viii be rendered
Oswald West. of Salem. has accepted
the position " teller In The First Ma
tlonnl bank Of this city Mrs. West
Nil Join her husband here In about
two weeks
There IN always something new 10 be
found ut the Boston Restiurant. The
Sunday dinner Includes turkey with
cranberry sauce. A first class place for
ladies and gentleman.
Architect De LIN has prepared plans
for three ncw buildings to be- built AT
fourteenth ana Irving for John l.. Carl
son at a cost Of $1,000 They are TO be
completed within three months. Ten.
ants are already engaged
H. a. Noyes. formerly ag1i, here fof
the o, X. 4 n, co.. now residing IN
Portland, was In the city yesterday
Mr Noy'H las suffered the misfortune
10 lose his eycslght. and Is now totally
blind
Az the steamer Despatch was detained
In the river by rough weather yester-
dny Captain Victor Johnson, with
Manager Anderson. Superintendent
F'fchcn. Beach Boss Peterson and DR.
l'rairn. of the Columbia River Pack
vra Association. came ashore for an.
other lay In the city. Additional sup
piles. including half ton Of fresh meat
were sent on board.
The british steamer Kintuck. Cap
tain Long. under charter To the t. s
government. and bound for Manila via
Portland. was reported coming In yes
terday Il p. m hut is still outside
Tn kiniuck was nearly loaded on the
Sound. and only cones TO the Columbia
FOR 4 consignment OF horses. She Is
lhc NJ the largest vessels to enter this
rrr, As she is drawing about twenty
rvc 'sst " water the time Of her arriv-
ii a, the Inland city may be slightly
un orlLin
Ntis LahiL. who was arrested by Wat
cr Raiin Fred Wickman Friday for
lshinR during The closed season. was
discharged rom custody yesterday by
Justice - the Peace Brewer. District
AItorner Harrison Allen investigated
the ease and found that Lahtrs plea
Ih'; he was fishing for food FOR his
own table was probably true. and as the
man was In needy circumstances and
could III afford 10 stand tlne he moved
dismissal " the charge.
Mrs. G., k T0rkelson died at hel
home at 1850 last evening. The funer.
al sarviccs will b. held Monday after.
noon az the family residence. No. ~
Exchange street She was a member
Of Charity lodge. Degree OF Honor
which Will have charge of the funera
services, Deceased was born In NORWAY
forty years ago and has resided Ii
Astoria for seventeen years. She was
enjoying excellent health until few
weeks ago when she received n slight
stroke uf paralysis. followed by an.
other and more severe stroke on Mon.
day last She leaves three children