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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN
New goods every lay a, tho rummas7
sac
coal 20 burn' Elmors & Co. phone
sd
while Ash Coal. bcs, f,r family use
'rhohs. Msln co.,
rs,unss home industry ana buy your
teel q, Gas'5ns mill
Good clothes clean ani in good or.
der a, tho rummago sale
Call main ssi tor your coal require.
mon,s orisru promptly nled
noa. i5.cenl msals-iilslnE sun Res
nuranl, 6ls Commercial street
Take a loak At ,hosr swell robes and
covers At uasgan's Aaracss shop.
-
House Tor rrn, near Ali7fefook school
house Inquire a, Johnson bros. store
"a. At the n,ritrni barber shop f1r
upa,.ia,, work Three nra,-slass bar.
b,r
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Family orders f1r Do, Toxic r9,u. 1ys,
tcrt N.l br 90 mp'N nUtd al the T1kc
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n yHu want box v1Di slab wood 'r
u.Hrr 1rcNoad telephone Kelly, tho
transfer mau, Phone ..il black
whisky Inc 'h'y Puf" B''da. guar
au'rcl Itch ana INFLOW JOHN l.
CARLSON, sole AZ NJ
a large assortment 't mems SUITS
has ,n very good condition at the rum
mage falc-''i-2 Commercial s',
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19
The Morning AStOrian
TELEPHONE sal

All contracts ior advertising In
the AAlorinn are made on guar.
aniSe of circulation four times
larger than that Of any paper
published or circulated In Clat.
AOH enmniY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19
ToDAYs WEATHER,

PORTLAND. oct n.--orrgun. Wash
ing'nu. Idaho. generally fair except
probably showers along the coast ~
Oregon and Washington. variable winds
mostly south 10 wrH,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Andrew Johnson. of Skamokawa. Ia
sailing salmon In liereca and win ship
carload of them 10 Sweden this fall
he viii accompany them back 20 The
Old country. Although he can buy the
0.h cheap enough here, they viii nav"
cost him over acycn cents q pound be-
f0rr they arc placed on the Swedish
market
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Tho British ship Crown NJ India
reached port yesterday from Yokosuka,
japan The Grown ~ India II well
known In This port and when hero lan
was IN command N The Jolly Captain
carkh!l The vessel has had some eK.
citing experiences ana was at RIO De
Jnnslrl when tho rebellion broke out
there She viii take u grain cargo
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

A. the First Congregational church
tomorrow thr usual services viii DO OBJ
served The theme ~ the morning SER.
mon, which occurs AZ II a. m. will be-.
Profession and Practice" and the
evening subject some ltoasDna for
Appfcclatlng tho Bible" Endcayor
meets At $50 sunday school at I2.l6.
evening service a 100. ana mld-wcek
prayer meeting Wednesday evening At
%
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19
a LESSON IN VALUES.

1T=-T1oLLAR for dollar, pound for pound, there Is
FSs more in Ivory Soap than in any household
lEst soap It is easy to find cheap soap; but
G--J to find purity and low price IN single soap
is rot easy. They combine in Ivory Soap. You
can afford to Use ii in the laundry; you can not
afford no. to use It elsewhere. 1t is vegetabIe-oa
soap, in the cheapest form in which it can be pro-
cured. You pay nothing for fancy box, wrapper
or perfume. 1t is all in the soapl 1t floats
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Tho cly Tra hers Association merls
this morning at Mcclure school.
+ Come lust 10 SEQ and como 70 buy.
al tho rummage sale. i;o.2 Commercial
street
\ yvas"i was reported In the oting
yc',oriiy afternoon. She In expected
Ia today
For rent Three or four furnished
rooms for housekeeping also single
rooms, iG Trn.h g.
y, you smoke7 Try a "Gencral Sui.
llvan." tho nneui 6.ccn, ,igar On the
mark7f R1ld eyrrywhrre.
The schooner Antrlnpc departed
! Thur'day from rilamook with 4 load
of lumber fof San Francisco.
Tn. German snip SraaIa arrived ycs.
,rfihy from Valparaiso. after very
good passage N forly.sIS Jays
n ylu enjoy E1od smoke try a
General sullivan" the nnca, scent
g'slr on Tho markc. sold everywhere.
Tho NIrHrgian ahlp Albania arrived
y,s'rrity fr,m Panama She made a
'low pas'ase ac-np,lne o. day. on the
uip
Tfau, arc reported 20 be very plentI-
ful around skam,kawa, and many
sporl'wrn have visited Ih, uphysr
town iufIpg 90. past week
Just rcro.v,i; a supply %, Newcastle
nut coal tho very brs, coal to De- had
'1r family use Place your orders now.
IS Elm'rr & Co. telephone COL
Tho Fun-.rrs have completed prep
aranons r,r their excursion 60 Class.
kanle lnnish, and the special train viii
doubtless b0 crowded The lodgrmcn
cSp~st 30 return about a. m
The fines, concord grapes n the sea-
-np wcrr received hy Johnson Bros.
yesterday Thc,r grapes wcrv grown
jn ohio ana have tho mo flavor found
only n tho Eastern concord grape
Another consignment, " nno Eastern
concord snpcs re- iur tor Us his norm
Ing johnson Hrrs
pn- NJ thr sailors fr'm DE Fru,h
bark Europe vas taken Go So Mhrys
hospital Yesterday The man O., sun-r.
ing with n,m.rrhtss af The lungs anl
'hrrr 10 l..r nonr " DIS recovery
NOW appears 'hrrr are SOME legal
lmr.imen,- la che way ~ Immediate
iHpsulns ~ ,hr Push club unless
every member agrr.s 90 the proposal
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tor'A Ministerial Association announced
yesterday mat q meeting OF inc assoc
citation would Ne h'la on M'hHay al ~
a, m, IN the basement W the hanls'
church Nl memh'ra are expected To
hr IN attendance
T'nlgh, the N''N"ch WI" nave
mas, new members have been secured.
and this evening fully 100 viii be mi
tn.cd. Preparations am being made
far suitable entertainment, and the
occasion promises to be a pleasant cnc
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

The Frea,h bark Europe arrived in
Tort Yesterday from Hobart. Tasmania,
The Europe is unques;ionably the best
appointed sailing vessel thar ever made
Pacific coast port, her interior fur
nishings being really magnificent, As
will be recalled, she was here last No
vember. and a; that time attracted
much attention Her cabins are fitted
up with every possible convenience. and
the quarters OF the crew are more elab-
oratc than the officers quarters on
most vessels. The Europe went 70 Eng
land from Astoria and then proceeded
to Hobart for orders. She is under
charter 10 load grain. When she ar
rived yesterday It was found that she
did not have the requisite bill OF health
from Alexander George Webster, the
American consul at Hobart. The cap
tain stated that he had secured a bill
Of health from the British consul there
and presumed this was sufficient. The
laws OF the United states require YES
sells entering American ports to be pro-
vlded with bills OF health from Amer
lean consuls, however, and the usual
fine OF $4,000 was imposed on the Europe
by Collector Of Customs Fox, A stare
ment OF the situation has been forward
ed to the authorities al Washington AMI
Il Is not unlikely that the fine may be
rau,itta1 as the EuroDa cnues from 4
healthy part Of the world. Several 9TH
er vessels have encountered the same
difficulty here, but In almost every case
the fine was either reduced to 4 nomln-
al sum or remitted altogether The
Europe comes In ballast and Will load
grain r
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

there She viii take grain cargo.
A. the First Congregational church
tomorrow nc usual services viii DO OBJ
served Tho theme n the morning SER.
mon. which occurs ~ II a M will be-.
"pfofrsHi N and Practice and the
evening subject. Some Iloabna Tor
AppfrcIatlng tho Bible" Endchyor
meets At $50 SUNDAY school at I2.i6.
evening seryice a 7lO. ana mld-wcok
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
$50
A San Franelsrn youth struck Baker
c,iy the other day, his most valuable
piece u property being long. fnc
wire The wirc was used 10 turn 10
NE reluctant royhi nush On the slot
machines In the cagir stores. and no
made quite a bunch n MONEY but few
'rirnis-anpng the cigar men. Astoria
ieilcrs ahn arr constantly paying out
| ur "uyils' shouli be- on he looklu,
/ ~ 'hr rn,-1rs.nE San Francisco
L,t
/ According 10 ~. Budget boar
weighing "artry 1000 pounds" was
brought down from gksmokawa on the
/ Vanguard ,rstrrday The Budgc, has
! a r-pu.at1p FOR reliability. but u's la.
Die Old los, 10 II 70 dn~snt hast,n 20
tsp.ain what nearly 1000 pounds"
means 4 7p0.psuui bear is usually
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Tho statement vas made here few
days ago that ~. W. Peterson. former.
ly Of the local Western Union Once,
had boon fatally injured IN Portland
street car accident Mr Peterson was
on the car when Chester Anderson was
Killed Anderson leaned out of the car
while II WAS crossing bridge and was
struck by q projecting beam. Mr. Ps.
tersOn was almost knocked from the
ear. IN which event he would have been
Killed Hc managed 10 retain ha hold.
however. ana esgaped dca,h.
". @. Gossl'n stated yesterday after
noon that the proposed new enterprises
involved more than the building of the
Astoria railroad. llc said they would
entail the expenditure II fully 1900
900 here. ana was satisfied that the cf-
feet would De very beneficial Mr GDAB-
lln IL heavily interested here and Is
very anxious to see the civ grow. lie
said delay would b. exceedingly dan
grrous. ~ conditions change almos,
daily In the railroad world. and tina,
what may be- certainty today ofttlmeB
yhnlHhcs bm)rrow Mr Peplow II al
~ very much Interested In Astoria and
f0pca for the SUCCESS Of the present
undertaking.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Tho clly Tra hrrr' Association meria
this morning at Mcclure school
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Eugene + samIel returned las, -yen-
Ink from Cathlamct and skhmOkawa.
where he had been In the interests n
the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
Mr Samuel. who covers much of the
Northwest country. reports that Seat
tle iobbers are very active IN this Sec
ton a, present. and that the Sound
merchants are making a strong bid Tor
trade Retea,ly ne met a SeItle tray.
cling man at points between Portland
ami Astoria The Seattle man visit
Cd Cla,sunie. Rainier ana other towns.
but said ~ could not do business IN
Astoria The activity u the Seat le
business men will doubtless soon open
M, eyes Of Portland merchants % the
fact that their territory is being en-
croich. q upon. 4 similar condition Of
anlirs IL said to exist In Eastern ore
gon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Come lust to SEQ and como 70 buy.
al tho ruwmago sale. i;O.2 Commercial
street
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

when the British ship Leyland Bros.
vas approaching the Columbia river
less than month ago. on a thp up
from the west coas, o., South America
her owners were offered charter at
i2s. She was ,h'n held At ass %. and
nothing less would BE- entertained
whom she came into the Columbia a
llttlc over TWO weeks, ago iOs was OBJ
ta.nable Her owners then wanted is
50 Since that time Il has been a down-
hill chase. and the owners were unable
to again catch up with the freigh; mar
ket until Wednesday. when the ship
was char, red by the Portland Flourng
Mills Company a, 25s o. The ship & a
pretty good carrier, and On her las:
outward trip carried away $3.50 long
tons ~ wh-a, She will undoubtedly
DO as well this time and her loss bv
the dy,llac IN ,rc.ghts Tor the past
month is accordingly a little over s5o0a.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

4 vosH"l Was reported In the ofing
yr'i"rliy afternoon. She In expected
ia today
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

The London salmon market continues
ouIet and Alaska II easier to the eN-
cent Of perhaps 81 per case Fraser
river is steady at late quotations, but
there is a continued absence OF mar
ke, business, on the other hand. from
All reports. the consumptIve demand In
the country II good, and the low prices
have apparently considerably Increased
The public inquiry There Is steady
demand IN Liverpool at fairly well
maintained prices. ovals very scarce
on spot
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Dls,rir, Attorney Allen who return
ga yesterday from 81 Helens states
.hat an interesting case was argued be-
fore Judge McBrile ,hrre on Thursday.
The ease Is that of the Wells Fargo
Company VS. Columbia county and in
wolves :he consatuIonal!ty of the law
passed. by the las, Legislature authoriz-
Ing the sale " all delinquent property
IN July l. The plain,ih IN the case
al issue represented 4 number " inter-
rs,rd parties. Tine law authorized the
redemption of property without the
paymrn: ~ penalties but the county
court of Columbia county had c1mpeil-
ri the parties 10 pay the penalties, not
Nithstanl.ng tha law. Paymen, was
ma lr under protest and the action
brought q recover The suit put Mr.
Allen. the states legal representative.
n the unique position of trying 10 de-
feat the law He raised ;he question
or the canstiiuuonality OF that section
of ,ha law which authorized redemption
without the payment OF penalty taking
two grounis-tha, that section of the
act was not embraced in the title and
that 9, was an act lmpairing the obliga-
uan Of contract Mr.. Allen also con-
tended that the law was void because
It extended the time Tor redemption
after sale had been made 20 the county.
The case was argued and submitted to
Judge McRrid2, whose ruling will be
awaited with interest. Cour, has adj
j1urn'i until Monday. but there IS lit
tie more civll business to be heard, All
the criminal cases will be laid oyer
until January,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Tonlgh, the wurkmen viii have a
memorable meeting. For some weeks
pAat new members have been secured,
and this evening fully 100 will be mi
taxed. Preparations Nr being made
rcr suitable entertainment. and the
occasion promises to be a pleasant enc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

The rummage sale Is stlll on at the
old McAllcn g Mcdonnell store, Dur
ing the past few days the stock OF
goods has been added to, and now
purchaser may fnd anything he might
want There Is a large assortment
II goods on hand and genuine bargains
orn offered
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

The German bark q, H. Wappaus ar
rived In port ycateriay, after passage
W 5S DAYS from Kiao Chou, China, on
September 3. the second mate Of the
vessel died " dystcntcry, and that night
his body was cas-, into the sea, The
wappaus comes In ballast and win load
.Whelt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

A San Franelsrn youth struck Baker
c,iy the other day his most valuable
piece u property being a long. nnc
wire The wirc was used 10 turn 10
he reluctant royhl nush On the slot
machines in the dglr stores. and he
made quite a bunch n monry-but few
'rirnis-inpn tho cigar men. Astoria
dealers ahn arr constantly paying out
'or royals shouli be- on he look1u,
IT, 'hr rnu-1rs,nE san Francisco
lad
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Rcv + E pfll, secretary ot tht AZ
torA Ministerial Association announced
yesterday that meeting of the assoc
citation would Ne held on Monday az 10
a. m. In the basement " the Rap'lst
church. All members are expected TO
hr IN attendance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Baths Tor ladies at tho Palace Baths,
Private entrance on side OF building,
shop open on Sunday mornings for
shines and baths Davis & Corbett
proprletors,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

We have Roger and Gallet French
Perfumes In bulk, also the best Amer
lean perfumes In bulk Bring your
bottles and get them ilncd with what
suits you. --Chas Rogers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

For rent Three or four furnished
rooms for housekeeping. also single
rooms. iss Tenth g.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

According 10 thr Budget. o beir
weighing "Hctr.y 1000 p1unds' was
brought down from skamoknwa on the
Vanguard yrsrrdly The Budget has
a reputation for reliability bu, rs la-
Die .D lose !, if 70 doenn, hasten 90
sSp.aln what nearly 1000 pounds"
means 4 7no-p1uui bear is usually
considered formidable and II lhc Bud.
gct- bear is as b.g 40 that paper would
have Aslorlans believe Il ought 20 be-
placed nn exhibition
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

John " Ra. has resigned his posi-
uon at 'h' oregon bakery and has
gon. 10 p,r,bld 20 lake charge " lhe
cake department NJ one " the largest
bakeries NJ that clty lie place win bc
nllci BIS Ausust = Maine
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

New soods every lay a, tho rummase
sale
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
oc.NNELL AGAIN IN COURT
-r ---.-N-1 TRY INDICTS THE
sNoTI ,
'}fNER AND
s9RkS

IN ] Scanneil and William
. ,.a5 oy the grand jury yester-
!. ,,5sc 1ent being handed up to Judge New
L-1' Part Of the Court of General Sessions.
tr's TWO indictments against Scannell. charg-
lnsls With neglect OF duty. and joint indictment
ne - - scannen and Marks, charging them with
eo. indictments practically set forth the same
1p 1s mat we're embraced in those returned by
ch''s sss,,en1ber grand jury and which were dis
tF hv Justice Gildersleeve Of the Supreme
About fifteen witnesses We're before the
O0~ ;,,rv and went over the same ground they
ssfo-e the September grand jury.
c--.a-s z-as some change in the method of presen-
-, 10 conform with the opinion Of Justice Gil
.s,aeve The principal objection made by Justice
oSnssreleeve was the appearance OF Samuel II. Ord
o ~ before the grand jury without his being ap-
..-ss an Assistant District Attorney This time
- defect was remedied. Mr.. Ordway went before
- e-snd jury q full 7edged Assistant District
.-,c-nev appointed for his case Otner changes
asre made 10 conform TO the decision of Justice
GldersleeNe ,-,-- ~ 49,, ,, - ...
,rSre NeNburger, and at about p. they ap-
ss.TSed in Part ] with George Gordon Battle and
r. D Lindsay their counsel After some pre-
ss-ojna-v argument. the cases for pleading
IA A N. Tuesday Bail was fixed at s..
ss---esch Scannel's bondsman was David J. DAILY.
:. No 276 East Thlrtieth-st-. and Marks's Peter
:. lacey OF No. 19 West Seventy-first-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
BURLINGTON NOT INVOLVED.
NO CONFERENCE WITH GOVERNOR. SAYS
GENERAL SOLICITOR.

Omaha Neb Nov. 22.-General c F. Manderson
general solicitor Of the Burlington road. said to-day
that the report sent out from Lincoln that General
Manager Holdredge. Of his road. heid lHlPoF
conferences with Governor Savage with regard 10
r,-orosed suits against the roads concerned IN the
Hill- Hartman plans absolutely without foun-
dation-
There has been no combine. SO far as the Bur
lington road is concerned he said ana We Ia (
80 ,-,a,,,. rvA matters OF hand 10 worry about
-boea that have not come 20 life yet"
4 special TO an evening paper from Lincoln says:
Governor Savage who recently consulted WIN
Attorney General Prout in regard 70 lnvsst R
- oo-aoIi5ation Of the various Northwest ran
weys with view 10 obstructing the deai u d d
,-;oIa+soo NJ the State law apparent mace d
Etto-a,ngn- TO-DAY declining meet Governor an
SAINT OF Minnesota. discuss the supp!esSSloii -
81 He saws there is consolidation aD-
T1arenr in Nebraska, and Minnesota affalrs are not
s1Thiect TO Nebraska interference
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
BLOW TO TRACTION COMPANIES
APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST a.
sFssMENT OF CHICAGO ROADS DENIED.

APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTIoN AGAINST As
sEssMENT OF CHICAGO ROADS DENIED.
Springfield Ill Nov. 22-The application oi nv
Chicago Union Traction Company ano the Nohsot
dated Traction Company for an injunction reS'ta
ing the State Board of Equalization from a90ess .
ing the capital stock Of these companies LOT i'
vas denied this afternoon by Judges Grosscup anu
I5u-npbrev in the United States Circuit Court, ne
temporary injunction issued by Judge Efoss'uf III
Chicago on Tuesday was dissolved
No written opinion in the case was nieo' 'uus
Grosscup stated orally at length the reasons Io'
the decision explaining that later Judge Huhpiile =
would file written opinion This oral staleiiie"'
occupied forty minutes
Immediately after the decision was ahAodiiI
assessments aggregating S75.Vn,o,o and inVolVlils
over 81 10000 IN taxes were made by the o'a'e
Board of Equalization the fair cash Vaiue ol Le
capital stock Of the traction companies over an
abnve the assessment their tangible proper
The 81 Ol1 600 valuations made take the place o.
50a valuations made last year as relrtSeilis
The fair cash value Of the property assessed
Chicago Nov. 22-The refusal TO grant an III
junction caused heavy selling of the STOCK OF the
affected companies on the Stock Exchange, Cnion
Traction common dropped rs points TO IVs ElItiS
the preferred issue declined l12 STOCK OF the -so'
Chicago Company fell 3iz points.