The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-04-09

Whiskey The only pure E0ouH Buay-
Inteed rich and mellow. JOHN Il
CARLSON, Sole Agent
Editor George HILBERT. Of the Chi
nook Observer was a passenger up o.
the Jalzcrt last night Mr.. HILBERT is
In search of n printer.
II you have a fastidious palate and
vOur gastric economy In In n doubtful
condition. consult tho appetizlng menu
~ ths Boston Restaurant.
Miss Lou Hunter accompanied by the
Misses Jones, of Southern oregon re-
turned from Ilwaco 10 st. Mary's con-
vent In Portland yesterday,
John A. Montgomery has opened n
shop al 421 Bond street and IN prepared
20 do all classes Of plumbing and tin
ming at the lowest possible rates.
Norman Raymond. Thomas Mccann
and Mrs Anderson, with two children.
Of AstOrln. took passage on the colum-
bil for San Francisco yesterday
Hogyn coal lasts longer. IA cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nnes than any other. George
w. Sanborn. agent; telephone 1911.
Miss Jennie Curtis. daughter Of c. ].
Curtis. and Daniel Allen, son Of the
Hon B. r, Allen, will be married this
afternoon NJ the Congregational church.
Mrs DR.. Bishop In attending the an
nual meeting OF the Portland Assocla-
tlon Of the Congregational church. con-
vtnlng today and tomorrow In Portland.
Rober, H.. the infant son Of +. J.
Gamble. died yesterday morning. The
funeral win be held tomorrow and In
terment will be- In Greenwood cemetery.
The British steamship Warheld. from
Lndysmith. -. c., In ballast, and .he
British ship rlius. from SANTOS. arrived
IN and proceeded up the river on Sun
day.
Quilts Tribe. No. 60. /. o. II. NJ, was
organized al Cathlamet last Saturday.
with forty-6nc charter mcmbrrs Depu-
~ Grand sachcm Charles a, Payne Of
ficiating.
Ths funeral OF the late Mrs Ida Hen
derson. wife Of John II. Henderson. Was
held yesterday afternoon from the .am-
lily residence In Unloniown. Internent
was in Greenwood ccemtery.
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A Seattle paper Is authority for the
statement that the Robertson Log Raft
Company will remain on Puget sound
and viii not remove TO the Columbia
river. as has been predicted.
The members Of Ocean Circle No. ii5,
Women Of Woodcraft. gave a social
dance las, night a, Foard q Stokes
hall. Excellent music was in attend
ance and delightful time was en-
Ioyed.
The 5-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Hills died Saturday even
ing after a long illness from mem
brancuus Group. The remains were TAX
en- TO Eugene last night where ihe
funeral will be held.
John l.. Carlson and forty-nve fish,
crmen left by train last evening for
the Tiku Packing Company's cannery
on Bristol bay. The party expects to
sail on the steamer City OF Seattle from
Seattle this evening.
The Rev, and Mrs. u. F. Rowland.
Mrs y. J. Hart and Mrs. J. r.. Fer
guscn are delegates to the annual meet
Ing OF the Columbia River Branch Of
the Womcn's Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY., held In Portland today.
Perfectly fitted ses cure head
ache. The rcfrnc,ioplst ~ the n. W.
Optical Company. ii6 The Dekum.
Portland. visits Astoria on Tuesdays
At Hart's drug store from Il to $780,
and at Eagle drns .t,!e from $3.50 TO
6 y. m.
The new Sound flyer A,hlon took ad-
vantage " the fne Weather yesterday
20 start for Seattle. leaving Astoria at
2 p. IN, Captain Grim expected 10 be
inside Cape Flattery by two or three
o'clock this morning. Captain Nell
Is on board as pilot
James Akin. who has been IN trial
az Hil;shoro. charged with the murder
OF Chinaman last December. was con-
vlcted OF murder In the second degree
yesterday. District Attorney Harrison
Alien directed the prosecution and made
a splendid speech to the jury.
Wallace Glover, NJ ilwaco, has re-
signed mis- position as conductor on the
North Beach railroad and went up to
Portland last evening. Charles Burch
the Oldest employe OF the road. who
drove stage over the cute for years
before the road Wa puaG is now con-
ductor.
Local Inspectors Edwards and Fuller
arrived on the 1880 train yesterday
and returned to Portland last night
While here they inspected the steam
ers North Star, Electric, o. X, Col
well. Volga and Vanguard The latter
was granted license 10 carry seventy
five passengers.
The British bark Craigsisla, which was
taken down to the lower harbor last
evening. and the British ship Forrest
Hall are the only grain carriers left
In port. and they vii probably get out
this morning. The Forrest Hall brings
The 19O0-l Columbia river grain fleet
up to total Of 100 vessels,
The special committee appointed to
investigate the shortage in III"
counts of the school land q - acs
the administration 90 .unds during
has filed rer" :. Napoleon Davis.
ed with .,vrt. The funds all check
o. =. Cne exception OF the tide lands
-Hnds In which there is $2O,445.99 unac-
counted for
Contractors Allen and Roberts return
ed from Fort Candy yesterday to Port
land. Their plan for moving the
stranded lightship is no longer an ex-
pertinent, as they nave succeeded in
drawing her more than a hundred feet
from her former resting place. and she
Is now out of reach of the waves The
suCCess Of the undertaking ls nnnsn