The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-28


W. Snnb0rn, agent, telephone 1911.
", j. Forester. general manager OF
thG Parific coast sales department OF
the Rldpath History club. is IN the city
IN the INTEREST ~ that standard work.
Martin Denny ana i,illy Wright VIII
give a Hparring match AZ the Louvre
April l3 Tho preliminary event Will
be- between Tom Tracey and Steve
Drummond.
Mrs RoHlna Slm1nic. Of clifton. died
a. ~. Mary's hospital yesterday from
thc effects NJ paralylic stroke. The
remnins Slll BE- taken to Wcsiport TO-
day for burial
The following made declaration In the
county VierkH ollicr Yesterday Of cili-
Ernship Intentions: Ingclbftgt Tyenas.
Tobias Olsen ana chris Jacobsen. all
natives 81 Sweden.
Representative u l. Eddy. of Tilla-
nook has written Master Fish War
den Van Duern asking that salmon
hatch 'ry BE- established IN some stream
tributary 10 fIllamook bay.
Wuniel-To rent. by April /. fur
nished Or unfurninhed house Of or Q
rooms. pr , or I furnished rooms for
housekeeping, South OF Exchange ST.
preferred Address II 6. s.. care Of AS
inrlln.
Miss Lena Morrow viii lecture nj
Pages hail. Saturday at p. m. and
= D. m. Afternoon subject, "Charaster
Dcl.n 'itiora Through Names" evening
subject The Language of the stars"
Admission Doc
The w c, r. T. meeting today will
give way 10 the temp rance mesting AT
III" Baptist church at 23O Col. Holt
will give his lecture on Social Purity
Frum Mans Standpoint" Everybody
urged Ia att
Not much sorrow VIII b. felt when
he q w. shaver goes of the Astoria
Portland run. as she was not built for
20 long u run, with ~ many stops IN
- short time The steamer AstOrian
VIII gp on the route today, TO arrive
down this afternoon.
Three new claims were filed yesterday
on mining claims In Cruisers Gulch by
Mary Dcnk. Lizzie Vess and Jacob
pcnk II iS fum0r.d that San Francis
60 capitalists who have secn samples
II the or, from the gilch have sent ex-
u rts 20 report on the prospects.
f. has been learned that tbs l3-foot
beam Z the launch Santa Rita Is too
broad Tor the bridges on The Northern
PaclNc rAllr nd. anA as soon as her
2,-hotSc power gasoline engine arrives
from san Frt1ciSso and In Installed
Captain chris Ahucs viii take her
around 10 the Sound by her own power.
Accountant Blicc h taking possession
~ the NV office NJ the Flavel Estate
on Bond street The building has been
rrmodelcd inside and presents very
NEAT and comfortable appearance, The
rooms vacated In the rear Of the First
National bank are being reft,ed for
use az private offices and storerooms
for the bank
Col Holts temperance meeting last
night was the most enthusiastic yet
hold. with the largest audience this
week ana probably the best lecture,
The pledge has been signed by li2 per-
sons during the meetings. The colonel
will lecture every evening this week In
the Methodist church, and on Sunday
evening in the opera house,
Portland business firms give high tes-
tImonlals OF the work OF Pernin short
hand writer's. new class IS Just be-
ginning the study with Mr.. c. c. Brow
er. II you think of ever learning the
art. investigate this opportunity now;
II Is aasc- to get position after you
have learned. than to learn after you
have failed 20 get position.
sheriff Linvillc sold at public auction
yesterday the machinery materials and
supplies belonging to Contractor T.. T.
Johnson. attached under executions
from th1 circuit and justice courts.
Enough was realized to settle all the
claims except those Of II. Whitcomb
for slOS7O and A. Campbell for $S6.05.
both being for labor performed,
Some fine -pecmens OF amateur pho
Biography. the work OF George Nelson,
were Displayed In the Astorian office
Yesterday. The pictures showed the
steamer Despatch with her decks
crowded with passengers bound for the
Alaska cannery OF the Columbia River
Packers Association Just as she was
leaving the wharf. and the bark Prus-
sia coming in at the same time. The
suhJects are unusually clear, the Prus-
sla being so distinct that the figure Of
Pilot Dan McVicar Is plainly recogniz-
able on the foTecastle deck.
The new can factory consolidation
went into effect Monday, and the New
York Journal OF Commerce states that
the fact that quotations were with
drawn on cans pending the transfer
does not indicate a prospective raise
In price. Edwin Norton is slated for
The promoters, will BE- directors. An
interesting feature. It is understood, Is |
that all vendars have signed an agree
ment not to engage in the manufacture |
of tin cans within 1900 miles OF Chi |
cago for the next fifteen years.
Twenty-Five japanese cannery hands |
care down from Portland yesterday In |
charge of Contractor All Dogg These |
men. with eig'hty-three Chinese. who |
are TO arrive on Saturday morning, will |
make up crew of one hundred and
five men who will take passage on the
bark Prussia, to work in the cannery |
of the Columbia River Packers Associa-
tlon at NushagalS. Alaska. The Prus-
sla will complete her cargo by Satur-
day. as only some lumber to go on deck
and the flshboats are now to be load
ed. The launch Triton brought ten OF
the latter down from Clifton yesterday.
The Prussia is to sail Saturday after
noon.