The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-05-27

TILE DAILY !
greater portion of the voyage ice wa
encountered, and very light winds pre-
vailed throughout. He expects to Ie
turn to this port.
Del. Ferguson, general job printer
: Astorian building, upstairs. First
class work at reasonable rates.
Wallusld Camp, No 12, Indian Wa.
Veterans of the North Pacific coast
met in annual session in the county
court house, last night, and elected
officers for the following official year, as
follows: Captain, c. S. Wright; Isl
Lieut., John Hahn; I'd Lieut., John w
Welch; 1st Sargt., e. H. Brodie; Com
Sargt., w. B. Ross; Color bearer, M
Dillon; Corporal Guard, r. N. Abbott
Musician, John Thomas; delegates to
state encampment, John Hahn, G. S.
Wright, and A. H. Sale.
All our coast exchanges are loud in
their praise of the Big Bonanza Co.
| Liberty Hall, May 29th. Reserved
chairs at New York Novelty store.
Sabbath services will be preached at
II a. M, and s p. M, tomorrow at the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
pastors subjects both morning and
evening will be specially interesting
at this time Morning theme, Goods
hand in the history of nations, es-
pecially our own" Evening subject,
Solution of the labor problem"
Glass meeting at 10 o'clock a. m.
Sunday school IL 15 p. m. Young
peoples meeting at p. M, led by
Miss Mary Powell; subject, Keeping
the Sabbath"
Miss Beckwith, representing the st.
Charles Evaporated Cream Co., will eX-
hibit the superior merits of the same
at the store of Ross, Higgins & Co.
for few days, beginning today Ice
Cream made from st. Charles EVapora-
ted Cream will be served free. Also hot
coffee with cream.
A suit will be filed today in the cir
cult court by Mr. La Force attorney
for George Gibbs, who wants $4,000
from the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany as balm for serious injuries re-
ceived at the Union Pacific Company's
dock through the negligence of the
company in failing to provide an Of
ficer to perform the duties of a second
mate. Plaintiff alleges while waiting
for orders to loosen the spring line of |
the steamer State of California, his |
right foot and ankle were greatly in
jured, and that carelessness on the
part of the defendant was the cause
thereof.
Buy Pride of Japan" tea. Our own
importation; rich, pure, fragrant, and |
at no higher price than you usually
pay for an inferior one. Ross, Higgins
& Company.
The Columbine sailed yesterday
at o'clock for Alaska. About
$3.50, huge clouds of black smoke
could be seen filling the atmosphere
in the neighborhood of the dock, and
before the Columbine was blowing
off steam, evidently preparing to show
a clean pair of heels to the Manzanita.
Four o'clock arrived, however, but the
was unable to leave on ac-
count of one of the officers having over
slept himself slightly, and the new
tender was forced to proceed alone.
A short time afterward the Manzanita
pulled out, but her effort was a labored
)ne compared with that of the other
vessel and Captain Gregory is willing
% concede that his serviceable little
raft was not built for speed. The
Manzanita cannot hold her steam, and
he two Captain Gregory will be likely
o maneuver so as to secure an advant-
Lge that cannot be overcome until the
curse is covered. '
The chance of lifetime to see Min
lie Marden, the little Georgia wonder.
liberty Hall, May 29th. Reserved
hairs at New York Novelty store.
The long-delayed footrace between I
7om Foster, of this city, and Charles
)unham, of Ilwaco, will be run this /
fternoon between 2 and o'clock on
'hird street near the Central Hotel
Both sides are confident of gaining a
ng that he is eft as a fiddle" and ,
much improved, while the supporters
f Dunham offer a more substantial as
urance of victory in the shape of coin
t the finish. Whether the Ilwaco peo- '
lie are justified in backing Durham or !
ot, the result of the race only can de- I
ermine, but it is learned that he has l
un fifteen yards faster for the even ;
undred than he did on the occasion of (
he last race. Fosters friends, when {
hey heard this, seemed to doubt it, and
eclare their confidence in the home
reduction. The race will be fast l
ne, in all events, whoever wins, and |
he victor will establish a good title t
o ability to run one-half a second
Torse than even time. S
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nay be escaped, if proper precautions
gainst exposure are taken, and there
re no hereditary predisposition. Un- q
people who ultimately be- c
ONE chronic sufferers, too often neg
ect the trifling twinges and premoni-
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f this agonizing malady. Among the