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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
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Ma@ lanemieriser &rantbeit 1T, tpie
ber Eelegrapb tiir3li4 melbete. IN Gonz
bon Maior 2eGaron, ber Militdr1pior
ber engli1den @egierung, geftorben:
Seat tommt nu,, bon bort bic fabelbaft
~flinaenbe Runbe, baB Der Mann ft4
am Reben uno CUR 53eit auf ber @eiie
na4 elmer ber abgelegenit ten englt14er1
Golonien befinbet, UNI, fiber por oer
@a4e Der 5enier, feline Sage IN Nube
bei4lieben gu tonnen. Seine 5urdt
Dor bie5en mar 10 grob, bab fet11 !9aus
in Qonbpn Sag unb Ma4t BON Sc
beimpo(i3iiten ber Regterung bepa4t
nurbe, UNI Elm ,Mttentat ber bon tbm
perratbenen Tenier gu perbiiten. DaB
feline 8eioretib nt@t unbesriinbet mar,
erbeQt aug bent ,@9idla1 bes Dr. @roz
min. Die 5enier i@reiben ietnem @erz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
eerev'S etn,,.s IN @atbtnaten.

preBbepeIben bonn 1. Maia aus ber
8unbeSbauptftabt melber Golgenbes:
Sic &ommonmealers itanoen beute
Morgen fritz auf, UNI Norbereitungen
fir ibren groBen Mari@ na4, benz Raz
pitol au treHen, unb nm 9 nbr mar
Mues marf4fertig. @Gmmtlihe 2eu<
te truqer bide @tdbe NIT tpeiBe1 GGbnz
den, Sic bas fd0ne Motto: Griebe out
@rben, ben Men3den Elm Moblgefa1en,
aber Sob ben 3inien auf Bombs!
14miidk. @epor gum Mufbru4 CONF
m'anbirt pnrbe, lieb Carl 8rotpne bic
2eute Elm Quarre formiren unb cine
@eibe tpnnberbarer @polutionen bur4z
MAIDEN. DN @t6be tpurben pte ST.
-tpebre bebanoelt, uno tpenn Brotpne
rief: Nuhm unb Griebe! f&au, alnttporz
teten bic 2eute NIT gellenoem bretma<
.liqen1 6urrab, nobel lie ibre GGbnhea
atptlb f4tpentten. Mdbrenb biefe 11ez
bunqen bon benz jQduptcprps bur4gez
ma4t tpurben, ftanb bic go Mann
itarfe philadelphia Commune abieits
unb tpartete auf bas Signal, um nit
ibrem 4rppiantpagen, ben lie an etnem
langen Strid 3ogen, benz 3uge etngez
reibf a& tperben. Ma4bem 8rotpae cine
MnIpra9e gebalten, f@metterte cine
Srompete unb Der f4ottif4e Dubelfadz
pfeifer fptelte feline traurigfte Melobie,
9a eri4ien Der 0bergeneral Der @om<
montpealers III feinem bon pontes gez
aoqenen pbaeton, an feiner Seite aGrau
.Goreb, bic auf tbrem Shoob ben crit
.tpenige Mo9en alien 2egal 9enber
GoreD bielt. 8irger GoreD fiibrte bic
3iiqel. I'm 10 ubr Is. Mtn. CAB
Mari@au 8rotrne baS Signal gum
Mbmari9 unb bic Mrmee febte fi@ IN
8emequ1g, NIT 8rotpne, @ortb, ber
Mufif unb elmer Mbtbeilung bertttener
poli3ilten an ber @ptbe.
Ser 3ug, tpel@er it@ bur& ben cine
Met(s lorger Malb na9 ber @tabt be-
tpeqte, mar ber pbantaftti@fte, ben man
fi& muir benfen fann. Meun Poli3t1te1
ritt.n boraus. Damn fam Carl Brotpne
in fetnem biri4lebernen Mn3uge auf
einem eroBen per@eron : @4tmmel<
bengite reitenb unb eine fletne tpeibe
SABINE fdtpenteab. sSSbm.. folse Elm
!5@neepetbes Gircuspferb, auf mel@era
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

bigen Medte." Mber trob feines berz
faFunssmdbigen Mettes tpurbe ber
bramatifdt Mari4aQ Goreps na& ber
poliaeiitation sebradt.
Ma9bem goreb tpieber in feinen Maz
gen seftiegen mar, ieBte fih feline Mrz
NEE abermals in 8etpesung lnb mar
i4trte na4 tbrem reuen Qaeerplabe
in ber Giebersesenb inn iibli&en
Stabttbetle.
Muber Carl 8rotpne tpurbe aud
gbriitopber Columbus Sones, Der Sub
rer bes aus philadelphia tommenben
Sbeiles ber Mrmee, berbaftet. 8eibe
fpllen morgen i'm poliaeigeri4t Der
R~ubet0rune angetlast tperben unb be-
finben fi@ etnftmeilen in elmer @efdngz
ntb3elle.
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Uisielben glussn, berielbe Mame
Mber ni6t lie felbft!

Ule1elbt,1 M,lgtr, ber1elbe Nanle.
Mber ni@t lie felbit!
Der 9err auf go. 10 lag auf benz
Sopba unb ftarrte our Dede binauf.
Der Mein itanb unberiibrt auf benz
Slid unb bic gisarre, tpelde er ansez
3iinbet bate, mar erloi@en. Gieberz
glan3 itrablte in ieinen Mugen unb
feline @ebanten burbeilten balbbereeiz
iene grinnerungen. @iel MaFer mar
iett ber 3ett ms Meer gelaufen, gu
ber Ct nun in @ebanten fi9 3uriid
mar fe@oebn unb lie nur
atp0lf. Sic mar bic f4Dnite, bic Ct
tannte; al iein Denten, al iein 9ra4z
ten itanb radB tbr, unb Mqes, mas Ct
that. sei@ab um ibretmillen. Das
tparen gebG9tniBrei1e @tunben, nenn
CT fiBen tonnte unb tbr in bic buntlen,
abgrunbStiefen Musen bineini4auer.
unb !9aare bate lie! Sic tparen tpilb
unb rnregierbar, iobab feline Gefel
bertn bielt, tpeber Elm Ramm nod Elm
8anb. unb Elm Munb, 10 frii9 unb
ROTH; aber ntemals burfte Ct i'm be-
riibren, benr1 bic Mugen baten 10 Fes
benb. Sa, bod Elm ein3tg Mal.
Da BOT iie ibn felbit bar, unb lett
benz Musenblid mubte ct, pas Slid
1T. Mber bas 9aar lteB fiA orbnea
unb bic 2ippen erblei4ten. nur bic
Muge,1 tpurben gr0Ber unb tiefer.
SIM 9erbit erfubr CT, tpie %troftlos
Srauer lit.
unb Der @inter fam unb breitete
fem Qeihentu4 iiber ben Rir9bof, auf
Dem Matbilbe 3ur Rube gebettet mar.
ST lag auf Dem Sopba unb turrte
3ur Dede ernpor, pdbrenb groBe 9brGz
mem iiber fem @eii4t tropften. Die
Wunbe mar pernadfen, aber bic Narbe
nod empfnbli&.
&m nd9ften Sage follte Der 9err
auf go. 10 retfen. Der 9ausbtener
mar nit benz @epGd gegarsen, aber
ct 1elb{t ftanb unb nartete auf bas
MGt4en, pel@es nit Der Re4nuag
unb benz @elbe unten tpar.
Damn fam lie unb 3dblte ibm bic
@elbitide auf, pel@e Ct beralsbefam.
Mber ct fdob fie .mieber 3uriid unb
fagte, fie m09te fie bebalten. Sic tpurbe
ROTH, fnirte unb BAT, balb ipi.ber5uz
tomnen.
.Danfe!1 faste er. SIS sei@iebt 70
manhes ungedbnte."
Damit gtng Ct.
Mber brauben i'm @ange brebte Ct
T4 nod einrnal UNI unb tam niebtr
binein. Sic fab auf, balb dnsitli4.
balb reusiertg.
rMbieu!" fagte ct, ftredte bic 9ano
hin unb erbielt bic tbrige. rMbteu,
Matbilbe!" st umfaBte nit beiben
@dnben ibren 8opf unb tibte lie aui
Sic Mugen - erft bas cine, bann bas
anbere; tpiirbepoQ unb porfihtig, tpte
man Elm beiliges Mnbenttn beribrt
llnb bann gtng ct, nm lie ME
nieber3ufeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
-Nip Mrhpitpn n,tf benz eEeftbl(

-Die Mrbeiten auf benz Seiplab
bes elften beut5den @unbes14tebens IN
nebmer guten 5ortgang. Sc
9enmGrtig tperben bic SeitbaQe urb
Sic @4iebbale eingebedt; bic oHer1e
Wetnballe urb bic @9ei6enz @inrt4<
tun9 iinb i'm Bau, bas Portal nno Der
@abentempel tperben bieier Sage In
Mnqrtf qerommen. Mu9 Elm &te1en<
elephant, Der eine11 breift0digen Musz
fi@tstburm bon 115 SUP tragen unb
aara aus Gt1en conitrutrt tptrb, tommt
aur M%ufitelung. 20 @brenprei1e i'm
bon 10000 Mart itn9 Biz jeBt
geittftet.
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Naul Sind, {

= paul Sind, Elm @obn
poblbabenber @ltern in Mnber on
in Snbiana, battle ifidb Dor 5pei Sabrer
NIT @pa Serene Moore in DaDton IN
Ohio perlobt unb Bic 9od5eit follte
lebte Weibnadten ftattfnben, aber ber
8rdutisam fanb f@ ba5u nidt Elm.
SpGter jebo@ muroe bas @rautpaar
miteinanber peri0bnt unb es purbe
Elm nel1er !9o4aeitstas bereinbart, aber
audi an 6ie1em gldn5te Der tpanfelz
miitbige 8rdutigam tpieberum bur4
feline Mbpeienbeit. Nunmehr aber 1T
Der 5tpeimal setdiul4ten 8raut Der
@%ebulbsfaben gerihen. Sic forberte
Sind pieberbolt auf, fem @beperiprez
den ein3ul01en, aber er tpetgerte 1td
better, bebarrli@ unb nunmehr per=
tlaate }d0n Gpden ben ungetreuen
tpegen bes 8rudes bes @bez
peripre9ens auf Observation-Disclosures
Dollars S9abener1aB.
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|ratb bas miblina.n b.s i'm Sabr. 1870

rdtb DdS Wttblt1ger oeS I'm Sabre 1870
eeplanten GinfaIs in Canada au.
Sabre bate 2egaron i'm Dunz
teln g~earbeitet, als ibn pl0blih bic
llnteriuhunsen bes parneGzM usf4uiz
les ieiner sebeimen Sbdtigteit entriFen
unb i'm auslei4 10 beriibmt madten.
bab feline balb barauf bon ibm per=
Dfentlidte 2ebensbeidreibung ,25
Sabre I'M Gebeimbienit" in einigeu
Moden mebrere Muflasen erlebte, unb
ibm Elm aiemlides @ermOsen einbrad=
te. ST mar Elm Spion, Der UNI cine
&opflanse iiber bic sepDbnlide @at@
tung berporraste, iibte er bod feline
sbatisteit aus 2eibsni6aft, aus pa
.triotismus aus, neil er iih oafiir sez
boren pdbnte; bab ct benz Sob in Der
Musiibung 1eines Nmtes tdglih in's
Muse f4auen mubte, Derbrob i'm nibt;
ct befab ben Mutb bes Solbaten, Der
fir cine CUTE SADIE fi9t. BON Sc
burt Gneldnber ~ CT mar in golhez
iter seboren -, i4lob CT fi9 pdbrenb
bes amerttanii4en 8iirsertrieses Der
Norbarmee an, unb 5par unter benz
,Npm be guerre" 9enri 2eGaron -
fem eigentlt9er Same mar Sbomas
8eob -, unb biefen Namen bat ct
niemals abaelegt. Gr 5eidnete 1i4
bur9 Sapferteit aus, tpurbe pertuunz
bet unb bra4te es Bis gum Wajor.
@Gbrenb bes Gelbouses tpurbe er bon
ben Glonf0oerirten gefangen genpmz
men, enttam aber nit benz geitanbe
elmer junsen Dame, bic ct barauf beiz
ratbete. Sn Canada purbe CT bur4
einen alien @aFengefdbrten in bic
@eri9mDruns Der Genier gesen Cana
oa einsepeibt. Gr f4rieb bariber an
{einen Batter, Der obne bas Mitpifen
ieines Sobnes ben Brief benz Parlaz
mentsmitaliebe fir Gol4eiter borlegte,
unb 10 gelanete bic 8eri4pOrung 81
ben Obren Der @esieruns, bic nun Ga
ron als tpoblbeitallten 9egterungsfpion
aniteute. Sc Garon iibernabm bas
Mmt - aus Patriotismus, 10 1hretbt
CT in fetnem 8u4e.
Ct ertparb iih bas @ertruuen Der
Jenier in 10 bobem GRADE, baB er balb
au ben an~geieheniten Mitgliebern bes
0rbens aGblte unb ben 3itel General
erbielt. Mls Sen. Sobn S'yteiQ fetz
men Ginfau BON ct. Mlbans plante,
tpurbe 2eGaron abge1anbt, um iid gez
nau nit benz Serrain apt1hen benz
lebgenannten PlaBe unb Der canabi=
lden @renae betannt gu MAIDEN unb
I'M gegebenen Musenblide bic fenii9en
@treittrdfte gu fibren. Sen. S'gleiu
mar NIT einem Srupp bereit, elm altes
Sort au occupiren, unb partete auf ben
|Succurs, ben 2eGaron linn 5ufiibren
1ollte, pergebli9. 2eBterer bate tpdh=
renb ber Na4t bic aus Stem gort gez
tommenen Genier in Der SIRE herumz
gefiibrt unb als Sen. S'gfeia nab
ldnaerem Warten bic Mttade madbte,
murbe CT nit @enebrfeuer empfanger,
Der Ginfau mar bereitelt.
Die Na9ri9t, buB nit 8ortpihen
unb unter 3uftimmung Der engli1den
Regierung bic Rom0bie BON 2eGaron's
Sob infcenirt porben, I'm bic Senior
gu biipiren, biirfte pobl cine Mptbe
iein; fie bat aber seniigt, nm bic IF
fentlide Mufmert5amteit bon Neuem
auf bieien Mann gu lenfen.
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DER Derr u,1f %. to.

~~~ eN~N ~NV WV ~
Der 6ausbiener bate bas Neiieges
pGd binaufaetra9er unb ben r!6errn"
auf go. 10 bineinsepiefen.
BORT ftanb nun ber iunge Mann unb
itarrte bur4 bas Geniter binaus. ST
rubte 1elbit ni4t, tpona@ ct fab; Ct
ftanb nur unb ftierte, obne bab Elm
einaiges Bib BON benz eifri9en 9r.iben
auf Der Strabe aud nur bis gu ietnem
6irn gelangt mare, Ct mar mibe-
10 miibe, bab Ct nthts erfabte ober pers
itanb. Denn Ct mar apei Sage nit
Der gtienbabn sereiit, bate bier unb
bort Elm tpenig @ien binuntergefhlur.
gen, fi1 auf cine 8ant I'M Maggon ges
itrtdt pber Elm Wtildtn in einem Wtns
lei sei4lafen; aber er bate teine Mube
~gefunben.
Nut enbltb!
Gin untlares @efibl, bah Ct nun
fir cine Meile geborgen mar, le9te itd
abetGubenb auf bic 9irnnerben. ueber
ben 3iiqen in benz freunbli4en @ei4t
laq ettpas Milbes unb WetAes; bic
Muaen funtelten nit %traurigem Gin
brud, uub bic Singer fetner linten
!6ano {pielten NIT ber ubrtette, tpdbz
renb bic redte 9anb auf elmer Stublz
lebne rubte.
,Muni9.n Der 9err ettpus9" fraste
renb bic redte !9anb auf elmer Gtubl=
has ~3immermG0den. sic bate etnige
Minuten in ber 9biir geftanben unb
genartet, boB CT fi4 umbrehen io1te.
Mber ct bDrte es nt9t unb blteb
eben1o fteben. Damn trat lie ms 3ims
mer binein unb gum 9ii4, po lie bic
@4rtibmappe unb bas @4reib3eug
3ure9tfellte.
ga brebte ct ii4 pl0bli4 I'M unS
fab lie f9arf an, St bate cine Mbnung,
bab lie gu ibm geipro4en bate, tpubte
aber nibt mas. Sollte ct aud bier
feline @ube befommen?.
rMas tpo1en Sie9" fragte ct fharf,
einen S9rttt ndber tretenb.
sd nollte 1ur bDren. Oh ber 9err
etpas niin19ten," ertuiberte lie unb
3og fb urgepDbnlth i@i4tern unb
itil fir Tin Qotelmdbben na4 BET
9biir auriid.
rNein," faste. CT unb f4ittelte ben
Rppf. .Netn. 'i@, bante," fiigte Ct
ianfter bin5u. sd bin 10 muoe, bab
im muir ruben mill"
.Menrt lie etnas brauden, 10 iinb
Sic tpobl 10 freunbli9 unb tlingeln."
Sic 1ab i'm an :unb ibre @ugen be-
geeneten ii4.
rDanfe!"
sic tnirte pie elm @4ulmGb9en unb
ging. St itanb unb ftarrte bic 9bure
an, tpelde ii4 binter benz Mdb9en ge=
i9loKen bate, als tpenn ct cine Grf@eiz
hung erblidte. Damn fprang Ct auf,
rib bic Sbiir auf unb ftarrte binaus.
rQld, bDren Sic etnmal," rief Ct.
Mber es tpar Memanb auf benz
@ange.s Das Mab4en mar rein tpie
in ben Boben gefunten.
st f4lob bic 9biir pieber gu unb
I"S9 ~" OF SsVs"'
Die Muqen-pober fannte ct biefe
Mugeng Gr bate fe fit4er i4on .gez
{eben. @btr no u1b tpanus y
Waren e bieielben ooer elm paar an
bere, tpel9e ibnen 70 glei9 tparen, tpte
Elm Sropfen Wafer benz anbern2
Sber mar es r4r Elm gtntaumetz
tpas, mas aus elmer Sde 1e1nes mlloen
9lrnes emportflegY
! 9lel1Dlel! gr poute le1en; p1e oas
s,to'E S aas'u Z. pS Sf,,a. ,1'; ia e a q@u
5ugN.u upee h I4Ssa So sf,,n a
runsu..". snn ge.n ~ w., rnnS.r
mug.e e psouspt1O'!"'s"' "" 'OOV''
9 re tu,''''s
" s!!1e ptn anD !tf.ge..e ~ pt go
. 'ta!t'g wv y.en : Ivy e'S o& 4Hs,
~ ~ 20 ss.'vpl, ~ IA nnn,,
tpel! e'aen SdtM aaau',s, pab wy gu'S'
2aas M @nlsslWasu t,Sar st tTnnf4. 'e ~ ~
gn"en Muss'tu'u tPatst t.up1ts = -.
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ger enteegel1 unb bic Straben ballten
ipiber bor, benz fr0bti@en Rufe .@iz
pa Gloriano petroto 0 preiibente bog
Gitabps unibos DO 8roail."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09

For 81. a lot is delivered every week
to the buyer In Hins First addition.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.

There will be the usual services in the
German language at the Congregational
church on Sunday afternoon, at 2:So. j..
G. Sehmid, pastor
order Of services at the Methodist
ri ,fscppaa ,chunt, Sunday, June 10,
1894:
Opening verse. e.................H Hymn LOO
Responsive reading. g..................
..........Ps. n, verse to 10, inc.
Chant, Gloria Patri. ......... mo. 4i2
Scripture reading. ng...........,......."
Hymn. ...................... ....'.No 65'
Prayer. ...........''.....'''.
Notices. ....................... .....
Anthem, "Rejoice in the Lord" .Danks
Sermon, by Rev. ]. w. Bushong. D.
D. Subject: Waiting Results"
Prayer. .............,.........
Collection. .................H Hymn No. 72S
Reception Of members.
Hymn. n.............,........ mo. OI9
Benediction. .......................'.
s p. m.
Opening verse. Hymn No. 80
Responsive reading. g..................
..."............Ps II, verse II to 20
Chant Gloria Patri. ri............... No. 435
Rea1ing scripture. e....................
Hymn. n...................... .."No l4O
Prayer chant, Lords Prayer" No. 433
Notices. ......................
Anthem, Rock Of Ages" .......W Warren
Sermon by the pastor. Subject: "a
Question to Be Settled Before
Apology No. l is Given, viz:
Which Is the True Church?"
Prayer. er................... .....,...,...
Collection. n.................Hy Hymn No. 1910
Hymn. ...!.................N mo. III
sBenedicticn .........
Friendly greetings.
Children's Day will be observed at the
Congregational church at II a. M, with
the following order of service:
Organ voluntary.
Song, selection by the choir.
Reading of scripture and prayer, by the
pastor.
Recitation, 1.-THE Children's Welcome"
Song "Once in Royal Davids City"
Responsive reading.
Recitations. D "Por Love of Us" (2)
"a Child's Prayer"
Song, II Love to Hear the story"
Responsive reading.
Recitations, O Jesus Lamb" (2)
Ever at My Side"
Song, BLESS a Little Child"
Responsive reading.
Recitations, % "Three Childrens Days"
(2) "The Mothers Opportunity"
Song, "Hosanna We Sing
Responsive reading.
Recitatlons, % 80, Happy House." (2
"The Child's World"
Song, "Chldren's Day."
Responsive reading.
Recitations; q "a Childrens Sermon"
(2 For Little Children"
"a Letter to the Sunday School,"
Song, 1.-THE Wise May Bring Their
Learning"
Missionary offering.
Recitation, "The Heavenly Father"
Song, Come Sing With Holy Glad
ness"
Benediction.
The Sunday school meets at 1915 and
the Christian Endeavor at p. m.
Subject of the evening sermon: mo
Other Foundation
Miss NJ White, NJ. D., missionary toI
India, has consented to deliver the ad-
dress to the children in the Presby-
terian church tomorrow, at the Chill
dren's Day exercises. There will be ex-
cellent singing also, by the Sunday
school choir. The exercises will begingI
at II o'clock sharp
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
ICHTHYOLOGY.

President Jordan. of the Stanford uni
versity, is umpirlng u Puget Sound
fshermen's contest which is attracting
the attention of Puget Sound Nimrods.
A Tacoma man offered a SIS fishing out
fit for the man bringing in the largest
trout. When w. NJ. Ollard, of Puyallup,
brought in 7-pound 15-ounce steel
head the other fishermen said it was
a salmon and not a trout.
President Jordan decided it was
trout. adding that the so-called steel
head" or rainbow salmon were all trout,
and that when found in the Upper Sec
ramento or the coast range rivers,
where they went to spawn, they were
brighter in color than when off the
mouths of rivers, and that at sea they
grew larger and less bright in color
However, they We're of the same species.
This Is news to most fishermen.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
A RECEPTION.
The Members Of the ciceronlan Society
AS Entertainers.

Last evening very enjoyable recep-
ton was given in the High cchc | hail
to the graduating class by Il. N n5ers
Of the Ciceronian society, the g.. lri2a-
ton connected With the school ior lit
erary work.
The young ladies and gentlemen pro-
vided for the entertainment Of their
guests the following entirely impromptu
program, showing taste in selection and
excellense of execution worthy more ex-
perienced entertainers:
Piano solo, Miss Genie Lewis; mu-
sical selection, Miss Jessie Jewett; reci-
tatlon, Orphan Annie" Fay Leberman;
song, Anchored" Jerry Mexican;
chorus, by six high school girls; recita-
tion, 'The Old Clock" Bessie Gregory;
duet, Misses Susie Elmore and Genie
Lewis; piano solo, Golden Leaves" 4"
Edwin Hobson; solo, Here Am l
Watching" Miss Pearl Holden; reci-
tation, MRS. Jones Burglar" Miss An
ME Olson; solo, Calvary" Miss Fran
ces Holden; solo, IBID Me Goodbye, ="
Miss Katie Grant; selection, Washing
ton Post" Miss Jessie Jewett
After this program a merry game Of
Celebrities" gave both interest and
amusement to the participants.
Many guests were so fortunate as to
be permitted to join these young people
In thaft. fuu and potuyithct N dino tl,oi,.
greater age seemed as happy as any.
Two of the class of '9i, in whose honor
this reception was given, were unable
to attend. owing to illness.
This the second class of the Astoria
high school, numbers three-Miss Clara
Barker, Messrs, Alfred Cleveland and
Andrew Dalgity,
By sleight-of-hand worthy Of Her.
mann, tables then appeared on the
scene loaded with delicious viands,
which were daintily served by merry
maldens and their knightly attendants
Among the guests present were
Messrs. Conn, Dickinson and Thompson,
of the board of directors Mrs II. C.
Thompson, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Badolett,
Mrs. c. Reed, Mrs. j. c. Dement,, Mrs
C. j. Curtis, Mrs. Busey, Mrs. Krager
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gilmore, Mrs e. c.
Lewis, Mrs. j. E. Higgins, Mrs. X. N.
Wright, Miss Louise Tallant Miss Pearl
Holden, Miss Lottie Bennett, Miss Ell
lott Miss Busey. Miss Polly Mexican,
Miss Daisy Stockton, Miss Kate Grant,
Miss Dora Badolett, Miss C. Powell and
Messrs. l.. Howe r. Carruthers, K. Glib
son. j. G. Ross and others.
The presentation Of pictures of the
school to the graduates, followed by
apt speeches, brief, witty and breezy,
from Messrs Thompson, Dickinson,
Ross and Elmore, and Mesdames FL
more, Lewis and Curtis, added to the
general good time.
A song by Miss Lottie Bennett, and
the singing of college songs closed the
exercises
Great credit is due the pupils of the
school for the tasteful decoration of
the hall and the success of the even
ing.
The happy faces graceful flglre, pret-
ty setting of draped and sarlanded
walls formed n beautiful picture that
win not soon fade from the memory of
thCee present.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
DROWNED YESTERDAY.
A Young Sen Of william Beasley Goes
Down In the Flood

A Young Sen Of william Beasley Goes
Down In the Flood.
The numerous friends of Dave Beas-
ley, a young man of Is years of age,
son Of VIM. Beasley, the ex-policeman,
We're shocked to hear of his death by
drowning yesterday.
He was sit&ng in a skiff which he
had taken out to assist one of Kinney's
plungers, with Mr.. A. c. Anderson, and
had hold of the plunger keeping the
skin up to her side while Mr., Anderson
was In the stern taking in the line. The
current was very strong and caught the
bow Of the skiff, sending in crosswlse
In the current and as the young man
held on to the larger boat. the skin was
overturned, throwing them both into the
river.
Anderson was picked up by some fish
ermen, but poor Beasley, after making
strenuous efforts to keep afloat sank
and never came to the surface again.
He was "A lad of good character and
habits, and his death is a loss to the
community. The body had not been re-
covered at the time of going to press,
and owing to the flood 1t is doubtful If
IL ever will be.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
A NEW FOOTBALL CLUE.

A meeting of intercollegiate football
enthusiasts was held at the office of
Warren 4 Brown last night. Great in
terest was shown by all present, and ar
angements perfected for securing
grounds for practice Mr., Mark Warren
was elected temporary chairman, The
next regular meeting will be held on
Monday evening, June II, at $50
n,rlnck
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09

CALL ON P. BAKER. AIS Third St.,
and have your clothes dyed and
cleaned.
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The cOnsignee's Sale.

Remember these goods are
all clean, fresh stock, and yet
it is a forced sale. Don't for
get the place, No. 600 Third
Street, corner of West Ninth.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09

TT HI3 music of the trees and wild
river waves and all the summer
i time singers comes sweetest 70 tne
housewife when she knows the CLOCK
meal nu can be got ready on her double
i,,,rnor oil stove instead OF the red-not
Cooking range. There'll not be an eyen-
mo from this on till October LIST but
she'll be glad she bought one Fave si you
seen those in our window? %'5o. mat
old gentleman who said they were eN1
trayagant has changed MS mind anu
has purchased his wife ana hiarrleu
daughters each ore. eorr
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
A COMMON FAILING,

In looking over the delinquent tax
lists, some one has noticed that a great
many of the defeated candidates have
not paid their taxes, but 1t is Just as
we'll to state that there are q great
many peocle beside ca ndidates who hive
not stepped up to the captains office
this spring and settled. and the same is
true of others all over the state of Ore
erN,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
MIR. sMocK WAS INSURED.

Alvin Smock, whose death was mem
toned In yesterdays issue, held an in
surance policy in the A. o. U. w. order,
payable to his mother He was occupy
ing responsible position with a build
Ing and loan association at Bpokheld
Ind, and was doing well at the time of
his death,
The deceased was engaged to be mar
ried to Miss Belle Cleveland, eldest
daughter Of Judge A. A. Cleveland. and
she was to have accompanied her father
on his eastern trip as far as Broolifleld
to be married TO Mr. Smock there.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOTEL.-Remember McGuire's Ho-
tel at Seaside is open the year around.