The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-01

Roslyn coal lasts longer, Ia cleaner
md makes less trouble With stoves and
chimney fiueB than any other. George
w. Sanborn, agent Telephone 1911.
The closed salmon season begins to-
day under the provisions OF the Hume
fisheries bill passed nj the last legis-
laturc, and viii continue until April
18th.
Mrs Sarah u. Br0oknell. Of Olney,
H.. arrived In the city on Wednes-
| day evening and viii make an excnd-
ed visit with her sister. Mrs. Thos.
| Russell.
The lighthouse tender COlumblne was
unable 10 get 10 TilamOOk rock yes
terdny owing 10 rough weather and
VIII make another effort 10 deliver sup
plies today.
The gymnastlc apparatus Of the ath-
| letlc club viii probably be- turned over
| 10 a committee Of the WOman'B Club
who intend to NJ up club and gym
nasum for the boys
The Norwegian steamer scarpsno
with general cargo for the Orient,
and the British ship. Buckingham, en-
route to Puget sound for wheat, passed
out yesterday morning.
Several new candidates VIII be lnl-
| tlated at the next meeting OF the As-
tor Lodge NJ knights. The Initiation
| fee has been temporarily reduced as an
incentive TO prospective members.
|
Mrs. Lydia Carlyle. proprletress OF
LOckslcy Hall at Seaside. was granted
"A decree Of divorce yesterday In the
| circuit court from John w. Carlyle
| The complaint alleged non-suppOrt, me-
| giect and ill-treatment
Tho Rev. ]. NJ. Cole, who recently
returned from the FIJI Islands. where
he spent several years as missionary,
| delivered a lecture on the Islands and
the people at the Salvation Army bar
racks last night
The Every Monday Club announce
the sale OF seats for the song and dra-
matte recital In which viii appear Mrs.
J. T. Ross. Miss Reba Hobsonsand Ter
ryNMckcan viii open on Monday morn
ing rt 3 a. m. AT Griffin a. Reeds. Re-
served seats viii be 90 cents and gallery
20 cents, Recital takes place at Fish
| ers opera house. March jth.
The Investigation Of the pilots as
Boclitlon of San Francisco by the state
| legislature developed the fact that the
twenty pilots belonging TO the Organi-
| katlOn averaged 500 In monthly earn
ings This Is reduced somewhat by the
rebates made TO the big steamship
companies. who decline TO pay the reg
ular fees allowed by Law.
Representative Il. l.. Eddy. Of Tilla-
| nook county was presented with a
handsom2 gold watch by the Mulino-
nah county delegation upon his de-
parture for home. The gift was In rec
ognlllon OF Mr. Eddy's courtesy In CIV
lnR legal advice to the Portlanders.
there having been 40 lawyer in the del
egation.
Sidney Dell and Miss NJ Ellnor Duffy
were married yesterday at he Metho-
dist church parsonage by the Rev. b.
i. Rowland. The ceremony was prl-
vaie, the only witnesses being Mrs. Luz
cy Hitchcock. of Portland, and H. s.
LYMAN. Miss Duffy Is a native OF I'LL
nois and taught school both In that
state and In Portland.
The o. II. & y. Co.'S small twin
screw steamer Candy. which has been
| lying on the beach at Fort Candy since
last September. was brought over TO
town last Wednesday by the Nahcot-
tao. and Is now being made ready TO
steam TO Portland She Is TO be haul
ed out and receive a thorough and
| much h-needed oyerhauling preparatory
| 10 going into commission for the sum-
| mer.
Al . o'clock this morning the re-
served seats for the musical force COM
| edy THE Star Boarder" opens at
Griffin 4 Reeds, The play Is very
| clever with numerous good speciality
| features. including an excellent chorus.
Chas. II. Boyle, as the star boarder,
will keep you In a prolonged state OF
hilarity and will be ably assisted by
a capable company. The play Is well
deserving OF patronage from those who
wish to spend an evening In never
ending amusement.
| +. o. Walters, he shoeman, has re-
covered from long Illness and is now
open for business at the old stand,
corner OF Twelfth and Bond streets.
For the next thirty days ne vii sell
all his winter goods Of mems and boys
shoes, all up 10 date and first class In
every way. Prices will be cut Just In
two. In addition he has employed O
frst-class shoemaker to attend to the
custom and repairing Prices on all
work will be cut accordingly.