The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-30

The prizes 10 be given FOR the best
sustninet characters aud the best
costumes at the annual BAN of Tho
BonH Of Herman are displayed ln
Foard & Stokes windows The oigh,
prizes make an imposing array and
viii be very acceptable to the lucky
winners,
We carry many kinds ~ schillngs
Hest Roasted ConccH We have their
Central American and Hawaiian blend
Their combination blend of Java and
Hawaiian. Their Mocha and Java
blend. and many others too numerous
to mention. Try this coffee. We will
gladly refund your money II the goods
DO not give entire satisfaction. John.
son Bros
Tn steamer Hassai0 was unable 20
make her regular run 10 Portland last
nlghl on account OF floating Ice In The
Willamette The Lurllnc left up at
the uaual hour and Nill 80 through th.
Willamette slough Thr Bailey Cat
Ecri was unable 90 make her regu,
.ar run from Portland yesterday
Manager - Sale. of the Universal
Sash and Door Company which ls
about 10 remove It's plant 20 As,o.
Ella. was 90 The city yesterday with
the plans and specifications OF the
now plant Mr la Sane talked with
local contractors and % is the luton
,inn to begin work Iu The near m.
,urr.
A woman residing al North shore
recently underwent somewhat Inter
cstiug surgical operation al St Mary'H
hospital az IN" hands of Dr. Fulton.
rhir;y-siX gall stones were taken
from the gall bladder and the woman
is now almost recovered and Will be
able TO leave the hospital In a Few
days
The preliminary hearing ~ John.
James and Patrick Farrell. on an In.
formation charging them with threat
rning 10 kin 5 y Johns. near Olney.
was concluded In the justices court
yesterday John Farrell was held in
$50 bonds 20 appear before the circuit
court The other tNu defendants were
discharged The counter charges Of
assault and battery preferred by the
farells was withdrawn.
Tuesday evening February 4. Hon.
+. A, Falkcnburg. head consul OF the
Woodmen OF the World viii address
the public AZ Fishers opera house
lie Is conceded by all who have heard
him to be one ot the best orators on
the American stage today Mrs. J. 4.
Ross has been secured To take charge
ot the musical part OF the program.
This In itself insurcs the public
dtughitul evening Everybody is
cordially invited
The Push club last night tabled two
communica,ions-one from President
Schernecknu and one from Secretary
woodneld, Of the Commercial Club
requesting that committee be ap-
pointed TO act In conjunction with
similar committees of the Commercial
club and Chamber OF Commerce 10
promote the shipping interests OF AS
toria and matters pertaining to I'M
proycments in he harbor. and also to
promote better feeling with Port
land
The musical ;arce comedy, The
Queen Of Hayti,' which comes To Fish
crs' opera house next Monday. is
spoken OF by the Portland press a.
being one OF the best ro'orel organi-
cations travelling. The play Is a com
blnatlon OF opera, farce comedy and
polite. up-to-date vaudeville, inter-
spersed with good spec'al'ies The
company carries It's own band and
orchestra and makes parade at noon
each day Seat sale opens Saturday
morning at Griffin \ Reeds.
II was reported yesterday that Miss
Hansen, who was In the coasting ac-
cldent Sunday night, was suffering
from internal injuries, and that her
death was expected DR. Fulton says
the report was incorrect. and that the
young lady Is getting along as well
as could be expected, A report that
the legs OF two OF the boys hurt at
the time had been amputated was
also denied, DR.. Fulton states that
Rem Hansen is doing nicely, but
that II will be impossible to
make definite statement for several
days to come,
c, r, Higgins had narrow escape
from drowning at Smith lake, on the
West Side yesterday afternoon. With /
II. c. Thompson, Mr.. Higgins went
over to enjoy an afternoon OF sport
on the ice, While skating around he !
went through. and It was only aft
er much difficulty that he was res !
cued by his companion, The Ice was
SO thin that Mr.. Thompson was un-
able to get near him at first and he
was chilled through when finally help
ed from the lake, Mr., Thompson went
through while trying to assist Mr.
Higgins, but apart from a thorough
wettlng he did not suffer from his ex-
nerience Mr.. Higgins remained on