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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. Henderson went to Seaside las,
evening.
DR.. Cordlner Is spending the day in
Portland,
Howell Lewis of the John Day was
here yesterday.
| J. NJ. Arthur went over to Long
beach yesterday.
John Bryce went to Portland las,
night for a brief visit.
Miss Mamie Gilbert returned last even
ing from a Portland trip.
w. F. Halderman was in the city
yesterday from Warrenton,
H. A. Calef the Portland furniture
dealer Is visiting in the city.
Ban Leathers and bride returned last
night from short wedding tour.
Mrs, Captain Gregory returned from
visit to Portland last evening.
Senator C, W. Fulton returned from
Salem and Portland last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Fastabend came
down from Portland last evening,
Miss Anne Lewis was here from her
home on the John Day yesterday.
Editor A. N. Bohn of the Pacific
Journal was In the city yesterday.
Mrs, VIM, Madison arrived home
from Portland on last nights train.
Myron Babler came up on the Column
bia yesterday on his way to Alaska
D. H. welch returned from Portland
last evening and reports George welch
as improving.
Mayor c. f. Lester was over from
warrenton yesterday. He was accom-
panied by his young son, Warren.
A. Leberman, Max Young. G. L.
Houston and r. r. Habersham return
ed from the metropolis last evening.
J. #. Olsen well known to some AS
torians for his connection with a dia-
mond tontine money-losing scheme.
was passenger on the Columbia from
San Francisco.
Captain p. A, Doran and wife are
to leave Portland today for the east
on trip to Europe, sailing on the
White Star steamer Oceanic. Captain
Doran has commanded the steamer
Columbia during the past four years
steadily, and now has four months
vacation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
his ABSENT BOY"

Wednesday, April %, Harry corson
Clarke win present his company In
His Absent Boy" capital comedy
translated from the German by Sidney
Resented. The role OF Mr.. Pennie,
which Mr Clarke assumes, is that of
dashing worldly thoroughly likeable
man Of so years; a man apparently un-
der the superior will-power OF his wife.
TO whom he has been married for %
years, and who has all that time main-
tained the strictest control of the house
hold treasury doing out to Mr., Pennie
In somewhat stinted measure, the ex-
act sum of money she deems II neces-
sary for him 10 spend. II soon develops
that In all the years intervening be-
tween their marriage and the celebra-
ton of Its 25th anniversary, the hus-
band has not been altogether the do
ellie, lamb-llke creature he seemed, but
that finding himself unable TO cope
with his wlfe's strenuous management
by force, he early undertook to circum-
vent by strategy the hard conditions Of
his insufficient allowance. According
ly he invented touching story Of a
child by a former marriage. which he
persuaded his wife 1t was his parental
duty to provide for. Mrs, Pennie agree
ing with her husband that the child
must be taken care of, magnanimously
granted him an extra hundred dollars
each month for the absent boy, The
willy Pennie, while pretending to for
ward the hundred dollars to the guar
dians OF his fictitious child reserved It
for his own use enjoying occasional
visits to New York ION business" with
out the inconvenience Of antagonizing
his strong minded wife, For S5 years
pennie manipulated his system without
q single interruption or annoying cir
cumstanee, On the occasion Of their
silver wedding, however, Mrs. Pennie
In a burst OF unwonted enthusiasm,
suddenly brings confusion into the
camp by proposing and insisting on
adopting and bringing into the family,
Mr.. Pennies long neglected absent boy
She eompells Pennie, in her accustomed
masterful way, to write his son q let
ter, inviting him to live in their home.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
Sentenced to
Eight Years
Paddy Lynch Received Ills Sen.
tence and Was Taken to
Salem Last Night.
Theodore Tobiason Was Senten.
ced to Only One Year,
Accompanied Lynch.

A motion for a new trial for Paddy
Lynch and Theodore Tobiason was de-
MED by Judge Mcbride yesterday and
sentence imposed for the attempted
ahanghaiing OF Charles w. Gardner on
March II. last.
Lynch wns given eight years and To-
biason one year In the penitentiary.
sherlff LinyIlle and Deputy Charles
Jordan left on the train last evening
with the convlets for Salem.
Judge WInton made an eloquent plea
for new trial, baslng his argument
on the statements that the evidence
was insufficient 10 convict. that II was
in part conflicting that the copy Of the
shipping articles introduced as evil
dence by the state was not competent
that the. name alleged 10 have been
signed by Theodore Tobiason--G. w.
Gardner~was not the name Of Charles
w. Gardner mentioned In the COM
plant and that II might have been q.
W. Carver and have been signed by
another man.
Judge Mcbride In overruiing the mo-
tion stated that while the points con-
tended for might have some plausible
ity he saw no reason for granting
new trial That the evidence was cx-
ceedingiy convincing and that the jury
could not have found otherwise. He
reviewed the case and explained his
reasons for admitting the copy OF the
articles as evidence and stated that the
difference In the name OF Gardner sign
ed by Toblason seemed to imply rather
an error on his part in writing II than
otherwise, and that there was nothing
to show that such man IN Carver had
anything 10 do with Il,
Neither man had anything TO say
for himself, when given an opportunity
by the court though Lynch In q bro
ken voice tried to shield Tobiason,
saying he was not guilty. In consider
alton of the recommendation OF the
Jury that the mercy Of the court be ex-
tended TO Tobiason, and his tender age.
h was sentenced for only one year.
Lynch has too long record to be let
off lightly, He has served three or
four terms In penltentiary before. One
term was In San Quentin and two were
In Salem. both OF the latter for burg
larry. Lynch was vislbly affected as
sentence was pronounced and tears
came to his eyes for an instant as he
instinctiveiy grasped the hand of his
nearest friend for sympathy.
An attempt was made yesterday by
the prisoners to secure an opportunity
by creating a belief that the jail was
on FIRE In the hope that the cells would
be opened and they might make a
break for liberty. A smoke was rais-
ed with rags and papers, but Sheriff
Linville happened to be closer than
they thought, and he told them to go
ahead II they wanted to roast them
selves.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
WEST SIDE NOTES

Ray McIntlre spent part OF the week
in Portland.
Mssl Nellie Abbott has gone to Sea-
side for the summer.
| Mrs. Robt' Farley of Hammond spent
Thursday in Skipanon,
Geo. Warren has been confined to his
bed this week. but is improving.
Mrs. Charles Flanders OF Broolsfield
visited Mrs. s. NJ. Writ this week.
A social dance is to be given at Ham
naond on May 2. A good time is prom
ised.
Moore 4 Giie expect to start their can
merry on Monday. Clam diggers are
scarce.
1t Is rumored that there Is to be a
saw mill built at Hapmond In the
near future.
Mrs. Parker and Miss Eva Parker
made a trip to Astoria on Friday to
do shopping.
A notice is posted in WarreIfton that
men are wanted in the mill which is
running steadily now.
Mr., and Mrs. Roadhouse of Sheffield
England, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Dawson at Skipanon.
The West brothers are rafting their
logs at Warrenton. These logs We're
brought down the skipanon from cul-
iby lake.
Miss George King returned to Port
land on Monday. She has been visiting
In Warrenton with her sisters, Mrs.
Halderman and Mrs, Harmon.
The new mill at Warrenton seems to
be an assured fact this time. The COM
pany has been incorporated. d. X.
Warren, F. w. Preston and G. B, Heg
ardt are the incorporators.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
Coffee Club
Established
Building Provided, Officers Elect
ed and Plans Outlined for
a Modern Resort.
Tne Idea Is Not An Experiment,
As Many Similar Clubs On
the Coast Are Successful.


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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26

The complications arising from this
misunderstanding afford the richest
possible material for the genuine.
Wholesome comedy. The play nbounds
in bright dialogue and the funniest sit
aatIons possible. seat sale opens Tuss-
day at Griffln's book store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
rHERE IS NONE BETTER

The neatest and swellest eating
place in Astoria is that famous resort
the Toke Point Oyster House. The
best In the market is none too good for
its patrons. Short orders and quick
service at any hour, and everybody sat
lsfled.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
NOTICE,

All persons indebted to the estate of
William Edgar are requested to settle
at the office of J. Q. A. Bowlby.
Claimants viii present their claims at
the same place.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26

DR.. Nellie s. Vernon has recently To-
Gated permanently In Astoria for the
purpose OF praoticing medicine and has
secured offices over Grifflns hook store
where she can be found from 10 to Il
a. m, and 1870 to s p. m.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
Meet me at Hoetler's soda foun-

Meet me at Hoefler's soda foun-
tain,
Send In your orders for wyoming
coal, s. Elmore s Co.
Fishermen: Dixie Queen, In ls-oz,
pals, 10 cents. p. A. Trullinger.
The SWEETEST shop In the city, SIX
artists at the Palace baths.
Four up-to-date BARRIERS at the occi-
dent. You don't have to wait.
There is nothing more dainty among
toilet waters than Blue Violet. l
have II In bulk. Half pint 75c. Char
les Rogers. druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26
SOCIETY NOTES.

The officers OF Fort Stevens entertain
cd last evening for the officers OF the
Perry. A jolly party went down TO the
fort on the six o'clock train and Will
not return until this morning. Those
accepting the officers hospitality begid
es the officers Of the Perry we're Doctor
and Mrs. A. A. Finch. Miss Harriet
Tallant. Miss Young. Miss ElInore and
Miss Floretta Eimore, Miss Humphrey,
Mrs. Force. Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Tobin and Mrs. Hegart.
.sssss
The Thursday Afternoon club met
with Mrs. N. A. Mars this week. The
meeting was In the nature OF reunion
M many of its members have return
ed to town after being absent all win
ter. Those present were Mrs. Oswald
West. Mrs. A. A. Finch, Mrs. Horace
Thing. the Misses Fox. crang. snth-
erland. Tallant. West, Gilmore, Floretta
Elmore. Cole. Woods. Reed, Young and
Mrs. Edward Miller.
ssssss
An egagement which has caused gen
eral approval by all the friends Of the
couple In that OF Miss Lila Sutherland
and Mr.. Paul Badolet. Congratulations
and best wishes have been pouring in
upon them from all sides. As yet no
date has been set for the wedding but
II viii probably be one Of the early fall
events.
Mr.and Mrs. Walter Robb entertained
at a domino party on Wednesday even
Ing In honor Of the officers Of the
Perry.
Mrs. Jay Tuttle Is in Portland to at
tend the wedding OF Miss Lottie Hume
and Mr.. Clarence Temall
Miss Violet Bowlby Is expected home
suIiy III hug hVh ~ riA bHOuths HAp
10 southern California.
ssssss
r,octor and Mrs. Finch entertained
at smai tamale party Tuesday ev-
ening.
Miss Floretta Eimore returned Tues
day from four months visit in Cali
fornia.
Miss Kate Flavel Is the guest at Fort
Stevens Of Lieutenant and Mrs. Tobin.
Miss Lila Sutherland has returned
from months visit In Idaho.
assess
Miss Lottie Bennett Is in town Wis
iting Mrs. John Smith.
ssssss
Miss Anna Gilbert is visiting friends
In Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26

You will always find the best 15C
meal In the city at the Rising Sun res
taurant, No, 6l2 Commercial street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26

New stock OF fancy goods Just arriv-
ed at Yokohama Bazaar, Call and sec
the latest novelties from Japan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-26

II II is our Perfection Blend Mocha
and Java coffee, It's good. Johnsoa
Bros.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-01
OBJECT TO SMOOT BECAUSE
HE is A MORMON APOSTLE.
Committee Representing Ministers
md Citizens of Salt Lake Protest
Against POlyganiy Issue.

Salt Lake Feb. 2S.-A committee rep
rescnting the Ministerial Association ana
the citizens who protested against the seat
ing of Reed Smoot in the United states
Senate have sent telegram 20 Senator
Burrows chairman of the Senate Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections derr"catinS
the charges of polygamy fled with the
committee by the Reverend }. l.. Lelhci
as tending to obscure the main issue raised
against Mr.. Smoot. that of his being an
apostle of the Norman Church.
The telegram is signed by Farley L. Will
Iisms and f. f. Critch,W. representing the
Citizens Committee. and the Reverend w
NJ Paden of the First Presbyterian Church
of Salt Lake. representing the Ministerial
Associa tion.
This action was taken after meeting. at
which it seemed unanimous that the po-
lygamy charge should play no part In the
fight against MIR. Smoot
I'VE feel that polySamy is III no way the
issue" said a member of the association
THE principle for which We are fighting is
that as an apostle Of the Mormon Church.
Mr.. Smoot has no right to a seat in the
United States Senate. That he is or is not
polygamist does not play any part"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-01

Coasumptives need not worry about their fi-
ture any more. the long -looked-for cure for
consumption has at last been found. and cure
is now Just as in ordinary disease. To
satisfy yourself of this You have only to write
the Kalamazoo tuberculosis Remedy Co. 0.tdD,
b53 Main St. Kalamazoo. Mich. OF which the
chairman is Mr.. D. X. Buckhout, a noted mem
ber OF the British tuberculosis Congress. and
also OF the National Association for the Pre-
vention Of Consumption. composed OF world
famous men who have made consumption-its
cure and preventon--a life study. This
is some thing entirely new, and is called "Antido-
tum Tubercuose.' the Copper Cure. and Is
the only discovery we know OF that absoIutely
kills all tuberculosis germs which cause consump-
tion as unless this is done. the disease cannot
be cured As the name Of the remedy tells. its
chief ingredient is copper. which metal has at
last been found TO be. the deadly enemy OF the
consumption GERM Antidotum Tuberculosis In
the original copper cure.
You can tell If you have consumption by tho
coughing and hawking. by continually splitting,
especially in the morning. when you throw yeI-
low and black matter. by bleeding from the
lungs night sweats. fiat chest. fever. weak voice
peculiar flushed complexion. pain in chest vast
ing away of the flesh etc. Find out how the
Copper cure kills the germs then builds up the
lungs strengthens the heart puts flesh the
body and muscles on the bones until the
sumption is all gone and you again .
strong healthy. robust man woman
Don't doubt this for the very same discovery
benefited a. II. Dingley. a son Of Congressman
DingIey Of Dingley Tariff Bill fame who went
West and South for relief and didn't get IT,
and came back with death staring him In the
face and was benefited by "Antidotun Tubercu-
lose'' after all else had failed
So don't give up hope and don't spend your
money in travel. Attend to It right away for
consumption spreads to other members Of the
family. If you have consumption or fear you
are predsposed to it write tonight to the KaIa-
mazoo tuberculosis Remedy Co. Ltd), 5ss Main
St. Kalamazoo. Mich. and they will send you
Illustrated and scholarly books free of charss,
telling you fully how the Copper Cure will curs
you in your own home In very short time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-01
Derrce of Honor. A. o. I. ".

Mrs. Almaret,a Morgan the grand eh.et 60 o'
louis Lenis p' few days during the coming week and
while here will be Ma,ra at the SSmes 90
attend the joint meeting OF the a: o. No y. w, on
and Degree %1r e. aon0r lodges al fache "O' o'i
NHrre'E MurreiI Lodge No 10 held open meeting on
Fray evening u: a. ins nd h literary Ia
presented There wers delesaSns prTsent, % ,ol0W rSm
as est6n pnoSthhH the Pano Miss ApPr Mrs Fan
Mo: Miss Stella NeWand The opening address srs
Ese Esi Marre The next regular meeting Of this
viii be nsd pa candastes EsaS s'sEns win be MAY
several suggestions made ,f 70 1ye tns e'h'efS
,hs %Fs psndi phed G sSn
second meeting OF the month Two eandIs1es an .m
Ssship ntssss Msre anS pseSd This
into Freudenburgs Hall nr T3rner sI MORGAN number
Of visitors present this meeting; among them
beng p & oaSe Se Mrs II cnT Irae ssld Reed and
Alice ThSrey. q Il or Of MuTrel meei ssssay h9Ssd
evening MdTs Ma March !. at which time complimentary
be % se Ths r PSTney susie
A. Bri,ton and Amelia Grimm ,...
ing on TUESDAY evening, Of this week; This will
be open meeting. given for the p1rpose .e,Te 9e
new men9Sers for This lodge Visitors have been
invited from the city who expect 10 Ti,u ,.,se
has changed It's meeting nights TO the frst ana
,hir Tuesday evenings of each month az Si.c.,, Mel
mann's Hall, corner Bowen street and MichiSa"
avenue. - :, ..,,,-
Hickory Lodge will hold its regular meeting
on Friday evening. March 6. at which time IL
will have as its guest Mrs. Alnlaretfa MORGAN.
lodge in the st. Louis district. but II has mau1
remarkab progress in Its ritualis,ic work anu
is steadily increasing in membership.
Western Lodge will hold its regular semi,
monthly meetings at its hall. Twenty-secoud ana
Madison streets. Thursday evening OF ms
week. AS the grand chief q honor, Mrs. AZ
marietta Morgan of Kansas city. NO. expects 10
be in St Louis for a few days during the com
ing week. she and her deputy VIII WISH '"S
lodge. -. ..,;,-
OF, "Wednesday evening Of this week at the lodse
hall corner OF Lynch and McNair avenue
BeIIe Lodge will hold its regular meeting on
Wednesday evening Of this week at O'ConnelIs
Hall Marcus and Easton avenues The EucnIe
tomirittee will render their report and seVeral
plans presented to the members in connection ron
with the f,ind to he used for the purposes OF en-
,ertainiur Grand Lodge visitors next May.
North End will hold its next regular meeting
on TUESDAY evening Of this week at Oberoeck
Hall 1886 North broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-01
p-o,.cted Home Circle.

Missouri Circle had a largely ATTENDED meet
Matters Of Importance were discussed. President
Nh1as Mobson q Circle % held splendid meeting. and
much interest was shown Doctor F r Brady sa;,h
T hsa.r and The ~in eTce making
rotary White has a good list for examination for
membership. and other workers have names 10
Compton had a full house, with two limitations on
e@a complies s outGt Of banner. and
se Sesufifuy dfM done Tne~day night, and business.
u ard renss 1ss SSo snTe @
grammc. after which the ladies' served reifesh-
Carondelet Circle. No. ~. held good meeting
and Initiated one candidate, with other names r., ne
ing shown in this circle for new members ana
with big field and lot OF hustling , worke,s kan
Carondelet will be heard from In the state ban
had fine mesns largely arg ysW afnasf s,ass
were used for the first time and the officers ex
members have come into Laclede lately. The
ruchre Saturday night was a great success
and ,e nai NO 100 so had its and
attendance. too considering the bad night ,,,b
The reading q The pSsn on the Rag, Rag paa,y"
n!ent. as il made hits ali around. some time
ss sH s he
asking an expression from, each member. II was
aer new S FEATURE Il % whasver they may may
Rainbow had a fne meeting. with several new
names President Geschwindner in the chair.
The last euchre was success. and much en-, en-,
joyed. The ladies are ready for new plans. anu
tertainment of members and friends.
Special League. No. los, Is talking OF getting
a new hall farther out Of the downtown dis
trict This circle numbers nearly 500. and some
thing suitable is hard to find
Benton. No. 414. held splendid meeting. as
usual. and will keep Up its record for hospitality
to many friends on public occasions, and fratef-
nal fellowship among its members.
Banner Lodge had good attendance at its
last meeting John r. Ryan. receiver. In ba::af
Of the ledge. presented to the retiring past mas
ter workman beautiful past master badge for
services. after which Brother Jay i. Jones. the
emblem. communicating from Grand Master a;r
- the Temple OF Fraternity fund read. after
which the lodge contributed SIS.
Electric Lodge had a good attendance initiated
one candidate, and field the regular monthly
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-01

, Alpha Council held a very interesting meeting
T .9s,d LIE anu ,tsr oHe
Chairman OF the Entertainment Committee
Brother Wolfe. reported that they had secured
the large entertainment hall for April at which
time an interesting programme Will be presented
TO be followed by a dance.
\ special committee appointed to investi-
gate the condition Of the parapner1lalia and see
( now much OF it could be used in connection with
the initiation, II Is proposed to revive the Pre-
ago under Past Chancellor Ryans administra-
ton.
on any members OF Alpha Council who might be
sick and suggested that a notice be sent to the
quested Brothers Rae and Enzinger 10 prepare
papers How to Get Members Into the Le-
gion,'' and read them at tb>-pext meeting:
Monday evening with very good attendance.
Three applications were filed. Under the head
of Good OF the order the ritual dis
cussed by the members present. and IT was de-
c;ded TO exempify same at the next regular meet
ing. March .. All members Of the Legion are
Irving Council met in regular session Wednes-
day evening and initiated one candidate, Iustus
The masquerade hop. given by Hyde Park
! Council at PickwicS Hall last Tuesday evening.
was success. The attendance was very graft
flying TO the Arrangement Committee. and many
beautiful costumes We're in evidence. Plans have
been made to give an entertainment and hop
shortly after Easter. which will be for the men,
Franklin Council held its regular meeting
Thursday evening with good attendance and
turn of Brother \. ShattinEer, the chancellor
who had been i'll for about six weeks.
elected one applicant TO membership. COM
mittce was appointed TO make suitable arrange
ments for the heavy Initiation which they cx-
'fThe following Councils will meet this week:
Monday. Lafayette: Tuesday. Excelsior: Thurs
day kiriwood, Grove and Webster: Saturday,