The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-28

Young, was postponed untll the pialn-
tiff files bonds to cover costs.
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Henry Sutherland, a flshtrap man Of
Bakers Bay. was drowned Sunday at
Chinook Beach. His body was found
few hours afterward, and buried yes
terday afternoon.
For a delicious plate-of ice cream,
made from the pure cream, go to c.
B. Smith, the confcctioner and ice
cream dealer. Ice cream soda special
ty. Private parIors for ladies. 4SS
Commercial street.
The Astoria hose team that will go
to oregon city next month are out
bright and early every morning, prac-
ticing. It is safe to say they will be
in good condition by the time the tour
nament takes place.
Visitors wishing to carry home a
keepsake from Astoria or Seaside
should call at Niemi's Jewelry store
and select a piece Of the fine china he
has in stock decorated with scenery
about Tillamook Rock, Cearhart Park
and Seaside.
At the benefit to be given to Smith &
Ellis at Stuttz' Parlor Theatre next Sat
urday night, by the kind permission of
the Astoria Football Club, Prof. Thos.
Spencer and Mr. Edward Hansen will
give a grand horizontal bar performs
ance.
Receiver Mcneil, of the o. r. and
N. has arranged deal with the ]. d..
spreckles & Brothers Co., Of San Fran
cisco, whereby their powerful tug Re-
lief will do the bar towing at this place,
commencing not later than September
10th. 1t has not been decided what will
be done with the present tugs, Escort
and Wallowa.
Some Of the Astoria girls gave their
tangs an extra curl yesterday and put
on their best summer dresses, all on
account of an up-river young dude
who wore a pair OF white "turn-ups,"
and buzz saw hat stopping over from
Long Beach Sunday night. They were
disappointed to find that he had left
On the early boat
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1t has been hard pull for the U. F.
F.'s to break their summer camp, and
the members are making their return
home in q struggling manner, the East
ern member being still at the park;
Spoons returned "Rightaway," Mr.. We
mig Sunday, and Mr.. Campbell yester-
day morning. Peter and Joey will re-
main throughout Mr.. ]. e. Higgins
stay at Gearhart.
Rev. NJ Petersen. Of Silverton, Ore
gon. president of the Oregon conference
of the Norwegian synod, will visit AS
toria and preach at the Norwegian
church, Uppertown. Sunday next. After
the service he would like to have a
meeting with the Norwegian Lutheran
congregation, Of this city, its men and
women, and all outside this congrega-
tion who want to hold fast to their,
childish faith.
What would those parties who were
complaining Of the heat yestarday do !
II they lived In Kansas whore for the
last month It has been so hot that some
people declared II had rained kerosene
and then the whole had been struck
by lightning, while another Kansan de-
clared 1t was SO hot one day In that
state that when his little boy spilled
melted lead on his bare foot he thought
II was ice cream.
The British shin Maxwell which has
been at Parker's dock for the past
week dlscharging ballast will go on the
sands opposite Flavel's dock today at
noon, and her bottom given thorough
cleaning. The Maxwell is now drawing
II feet Of water, and the captain an
ticipates no trouble in getting onto
the sands at that point, having already
made the necessary soundings. Imme-
dlately after being cleaned, she will be
taken up the river for cargo.
The order OF the Herman Schoene"
gave n picnic to Gray's River last SUM
lay. Brother Schoene went into a lager
,oer saloon for the purpose OF having
social game Of poker. and as there
we're no chips in sight he went to the
'arkeeper and sald Say, bleese gif
ne some ships" The barkeeper looked
puzzled. but at last managed to say. !
Der vas no ships in dis house; all We \
ief is schooners." Schoene was mad
'nough to shoot. but Brother Reifel :
wasn't loaded
Sunday the Germans or Astoria can c
ured the rural people on lower Gray's
liver, two boat loads Of Jolly excursion $
sts going over at an early hour. The
cnic parties landed at Mr.. Hoesk's u
arm, and were Joined by many citizens
{ that picturesque neck Of the woods. \
he lower Astoria delegation, with a 1
and OF music on board. was headed Q
Y President Jacob Reifel, and arrived d
n hour before he steamer carrying the 4
lpper Astoria delegation. under the
'adership Of Mr. Peter Brach. It ia