The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-03-30

49, "FEN' hNHf
The Inmates Of the AAtor House are
at liberty, the quarantine being raised
yesterday morning. While there has
possibly been no great danger OF con-
thEion on account OF the man Bagiey
having slept there. since the place was
fumigatcd, s,lll such precautions are
necessary TO make sure, The hotel Is
again open for buaines and there Ii
no possible danger from II.
The churches will all be decorated
Today and Easter services will be held
GENERALLY. and Of course the proyerbinl
hat will BE- In evidence The designs
this year are unusually handsome and
u the weather IN good today the crit.
Ica viii be kept busy. an well ~ those
who Just look on because they admire
, thing because u 10 beauty and
10y forever"
The members OF the local lodge OF
Eagles are preparing for an Easter
'oclable this afternoon. The ORCHESTRA
u the order has been rehcarslng for
several days and one Of the features
n the entertainment will be the music.
)t course, the refreshments will be Of
he best. and. as the Eagles soar high.
his entertainment Will not fall short
II great success
Since the Alaska hshermen's strike
n San Francisco has been declared
~. the matter VIII also be dropped
,y the interested parties In this city.
- the fishermen thought II not ad-
sisable to hold out FOR the raise In
he prices after the San Francisco men
iad agreed to work for the old rates
rhey hope, however. 10 effect some
modification In the form OF contract
now offered by the companies before
fhe season opens
Willie Rober the i7-year-old son of
Bert Robcr. the engineer " the Nah
,otta. who has been sick for some
lime. ran the Nahcotta 10 Ilwaco and
back on one OF her trips this week.
Mr.. oDcll, the engineer %ho has been
aklng Engineer ROBBERS place. was
allied away 10 Portland. and 1t looked
N II the Nahcottl would not be able
10 make the trip. Engineer Rober was
,arrled aboard the vessel and under
his directions the boy did all OF the
work on the trip,
The tugboat Geo r. Vosshurg. T.
Iyoll, captain. which arrived In port
Friday night from Tlllamook. was
lined $500 yesterday by Collector OF
Customs Fox for violating section 1895
n the United States Revised Statutes
In carrying more passengers than per-
nitted under the boats certificate. Al
though the boat is permitted to carry
l2 passengers when she arrived In port
there were rs on board Such fragrant
violation OF the law reflects little cred
Il on the management Of the vessel or
Ihe discretion OF her officers. A short
time ago she crossed the bar when a
storm was raging and II was unsafe
10 make the trip. 1t Is reported that
he sea was 40 high that water act
ially went down her smokestaek.
Speaking of the regatta question yes
criay Mr. w, II, Chutter said that he
Sas not IN favor OF postponing the re-
rata for a single season, He said that
he people over the country were ex-
,ecting the regatta; that II II was
,nee postponed they would look 20
,ther points for amusement. and that
o take the regatta up again after let
ing II drop for a while would be like
,eganning anew, and much OF the work
would have to be done over again.
rhis applies especially to advertising.
Us II IN. It Is already advertised, and
he public begins to expect 1t at Its
egular time. He Is heartily in faver
Il making the regatta a permanent in-
Like many others, he claims
hat the money expended finds its way
rack to them with interest. and that
I Ia In every way beneficial to the
lty. and In no way detrimental.
Secretary OF State +. /. Dunbar was
n the city yesterday and returned to
'alem by the evening train. The sec-
etary was kept busy while here shak-
ng hands with old friends, and while
he had nothing Of a public nature to
NY on state politics, he was delight
'd at the local situation. He found
harmonious here; In fact,
I is stated that II was the most har-
nonious convention that has been held
n Clatsop county in the past 10 years
No objection Is raised to any of the
and the statement is uni
,ersally made that 1t is a good ticket
rom top to bottom. He was also glad
% receive the unanimous endorsement
II his home people, While no opposi-
lion has risen against Mr.. Dunbar in
his state. there is no better recon.
nendation than the fact that his home
people are for him to q man.
The trial Of Mat Jarvi, charged with
he murder OF his father, was conclud-
ID before the examining court yester-
day afternoon Jarvl himself went on