The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-13


A stranger giving the name ~ Peter
Cooper WAS arrested yesterday after
noon for Deddllng without a license.
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The Norwegian steamship Skarpeno
" the Stevens line 10 the Orient, IA
expected to arrive at this port today,
Rise and shine; Gold Rope. Thrash.
or antitrust. unlon-made plug tobac-
COS Save your tags. They are val
liable.
Captain Charles Lutzgebs. who has
been visiting IN the city for some time,
left yesterday for his home In San
Franclsco.
Sc0w wantfd-About 2ix60, dccked
ana particularly strong; want II for
nix months. 4. r Johnson. Hantborn
canncry
An old McGuffeys spelling book II
wanted for the spelling match next
Friday night Please leave at Asto-
riln office.
II. o. Waldmnn has retired from the
business he has been conducting IN this
city Tor several months and viii re-
move 20 Idaho,
The steamer Geo W. Elder left for
san Francisco yesterday. carrying from
this port 32l sacks Of oysters aud 77B
bundles Of shocks
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whhkey. Tn, only pure goods; guar
nntecd rich and mellow. - JOHN J..
CARLSON. Sole Agent
The wedding Of Mr., Alfred wlldlng
ANA Miss Lola Brown occurred IN
Seattle recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wilding
wll make Astoria their home.
John A Montgomery has openei a
shop NJ fgi Bond street and Is prepared
"a Ia all classes Of plumbing and tin
ming at the lowest possible rates
The steamship Eva. which put Into
San Franclsc1 disabled short time
since, In expected to leave there today.
her repairs having been completed.
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lioslyp coal lasts longer. ls cleaner
lnd makes less trouble with stoves and
/ chimney iiues than any other. George
| w. Sanborn. agent. Telephone 1871.
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! District Attorney Allen yesterday
/ drew up the contract FOR the c0nstruc-
ton of the new Walluski bridge. and
| n viii probably be- signed today.
| II you wan, groceries that are gso-
| reriea, goods that sell on their meT-
: lIs. goods that make customers and
Keep them, 20 10 A. W. shlpley. the
reliable grocer.
The young people OF the Deux Temps
Club had most enjoyable dance last
evening There was large attend
ancc and the evening was one OF thor
ough- going pleasure,
Osteopathys aim IL 10 remove the
| cause rather than treat symptoms OF
disease. Consultation free. Rhoda e.
Hicks. ID. d.. $40 Commercial street.
except Sundays and Mondays.
The German ship Edmund. which
went ashore near Santa Rosalia, Lower
California. In January. has been towed
into san Diego harbor she will b.
brought later 10 San Francisco.
II you've never tried our "Perfec-
ton Blend" Java and Mocha you've
missed one of the pleasures OF life. our
customers say It's the best In town:
they ought toknow JOHNSON BROS.
The British bark Kate Thomas. which
has been seen here many times, re-
al Ilss H.. Al I'LL G.Nu
IN distress. She was bound from Car
dirl. Wales. for Iquique. and her car
80 had shifted so as to throw her on
her side and during u storm she suf-
fered much,
Sheriff Linvlle is In receipt OF a
lettti from H. w. Cottle, secretary of
the Phoenix on 4 Fuel Company OF
san Francisco. In which the latter ex-
presses the belief that there is oil In
the vicinity Of this city, and urges
the 1dvsabilty of boring and making
Investigations at once. He was here
last summer and states that ne saw
excellent indications of oil on the hills
south of town
+, G. Brown. superintendent of the
Coos river salmon hatchery. took 40
000 fry to the Coquille Monday and
planted them In the river near Myrtle
Point. A week ago he started for the
Coquill with consignment. but before
getting away from the hatchery II was
discovered the fry were dying and In
order to save them It was necessary to |
deposit them at once The fry taken |
Coquille with consignment, but before |
tion.
Preparations on the part OF the local |
fishermen and seiners for the coming |
seasons work are going forward rap |
idly. II is said that the number of |
boats operating on the river this year |
will be something below the average,
but seines and traps will be as num-
erous as ever There may be a short
age In the number Of men employed |
due to the coming exodus to Alaska, but
Il Is probable that the season win on
the whole be prosperous one.
Odd rs II may appear. the Japanese
coolLe who was ordered out of Canada
on his arrival at Vancouver on the
steamship Empress Of China, has.
through the operation OF the provincial
act, been detained in Can
ada through the operation of Domin-
ion act, for he was arrested Monday
at the instigation OF the c. p. r. on the
charge Of being stowaway. Should
the stowaway immigrant be imprisoned
for six months and then set free, the
ease might prove Of legal interest.
The entertainment at Hanthorn's hall
lust evening was certainly a treat for
h,a trna1 an1ipnpa ,,rpcnpt The t,tIci- |
ral part of the program, a series of
excellent selections, we'll rendered by
local talent and several performances
by the ladies orchestra. unique or
yani2ation, was thoroughly enjoyed,
L. II f,l.nn l.Gi1c ElI1As nf |