The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-21


The steamer r. p. Gilmore, after
delay OF several days, crossed out ye
terday, bound for Tillamook.
The British ship British Prince
went down to anchorage at Sand 1
land yesterday in tow of the Wallow
Over a foot of snow is reported
several points along the river, while
Portland there was fall Of five or 81
inches up to yesterday morning.
In the county court yesterday an ol
der was made releasing George c. Fla
vel as guardian of the Ferrel estate. Ac
journment was taken to the 22d inst
at 10 a. m.
A number of old buoys are being re
paired in this city by the lighthous
department. Yesterday men were
work getting four of them in condi
tion for use.
The steamer Truckee arrived in iron
San Francisco yesterday After dis
charging her Astoria and Portlan'
freight, she left out for Tlllamook, t.
load lumber for San Francisco
The Rev. Mr., Hamilton, of Tacoma
will preach in the Presbyterian churcf
bothing morning and evening. Topic
of morning service, Labor Never II
VAIN" and in the evening, Numbering
and Naming the Stars"
Any one who has use for camera
can secure one of the best make for
81, at Chas. Olsen's. The instrument is
a &c. Daylight Kodak" complete for
either film or plates, The opportunity
is one that should not be missed.
Members of Ocean Encampment NO.
13, l. o. o. F., are requested to meet
at $50 instead of 1880 p. m tomorrow
(Monday) All members are specially
requested to be present promptly at
ths hour named BY order of G. O.
AIoen, Q. p,
In the Upper Astoria scandinavian
Methodist church, Rev, c. j. Larsen
will preach this morning at II o'clock.
In the afternoon at Mr.. Larsen will
give temperance lecture in Kniemey-
er's Hail. and at 7SO p M will preach
in the latter place.
The Stuttz Company's presentation OF
La Bastile" last evening was wit
messed by a large and highly-pleased
audience. The performance was much
above the ordinary, and the play is
r. very interesting one, 1t will be re-
peated this evening.
The tests to which DR.. Bushone
subjected the members of his congrega
ton at the beginning Of the revival
services In the Methodist Episcopal
church have been discontinued, Mr..
Bushong having found that they were
no longer necessary.
The residence of R. L. Jeffery at Sea-
side was broken into some time last
week. Mr. Jeffery only heard of the
affair yesterday. AS will be seen in |
another column, he Offers g reward of
$50 for information leading to the con-
yiction Of the offenders.
The Clatsop debating society held a
meeting on Friday night and discussed
the question Resolved, THAT it would
pc more beneacial to bond Clatsop
county for $125,OOO for building roads
than to build the Goble railroad" The
affirmative had majority of the votes.
The tide yesterday was an exception
ally high one. BY some It was claimed
70 be gwen higher than any during the
last twelve months, but in the base
Iaent Of the bonded warehouse, into
which the tides flow, the high mark was
just four inches below that of the pre-
ceding high tide about six weeks ago
g. Danziger's big plate glass window
>.as broken yesterday by a dog which
was run into by the two greyhounds
belonging Rescue Engine Co, No, 2.
Rescue and Molie were taking brush
down Third street and dashed at full
speed against the other animal, with
the result above stated,
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The walking match at the gymnasium
of the football club last evening was
won by Secretary Gum. The distance,
on account Of the lack Of training by
tue contestants, was reduced from
three miles to one and one-half miles /
and was covered in 12 minutes. About /
forty Of the members Of the club We're J
during the evening,
fhe members of Seaside Lodge No.
2, A. o. u. W., will meet at their
odge room this evening at $50 sharp,
md march in body to Grace church
Q attend diving services In memory :
u the departed brothers, Rev. Shori !,
gill offciate An lnvifatl6n Is EXTENDED :,
o members of other lodges to assem- :,
lie with Seaside Lodge and attend the :,
ervices,
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49, .
a sociable was given last evening ir
he Scandinavian Methodist church. a y
urge number were present and en-
,yed the rendition of a splendid pro !.
ram, as follows: Song, the choir -
rayer, Rev. c. ]. Larsen; song, by :
uartet; address, RaY, Iarseni solo, L.
arsen, reading. q. l. Nandrun. roo,