The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-26

Dean Blanchard, of Rainier, was in
town yesterday
H. S. Huson, OF Tacoma, arrived yes
terday morning.
J. f. Rugg and wlfe, of Boise, Idaho,
are guests Of the Occident
C. A. Dolph, the attorney, of Portland,
is in attendance on the circuit court.
j. C. More.and, one of Port.and's prom
inent attorneys, is attending court here.
II. Gerson, Of Portland, merchant, is
in town with headquarters at the Par
ker
John Leahy and Sam Roberts, of o.
ney, were visiting friends in town yester-
day.
'B,unders of Life" as seen by the Hu-
morlst at the NJ e. church next Mon
day evening Seats free.
Some OF the members of the athletic
fooubaN team had a practice game on
Flavers dock yesterday afternoon.
Madame Alberta Finck will resume her
teaching Monday, Sept %. Reception
hour from to p. m. Studio, 562 Com
merciai street
Parties wishing to buy candies az
wholesale will save money by calling on
or writing to the Astoria Candy Factory.
46i Duane street.
f. NJ. Seller, prominent merchant OF
Portland, is In the city for few days
business. He states that business in
Portland is picking up.
Sheriff Hare left last night with the
men Howard and Denny, sentenced Mon
day to one year each in the penitentiary,
whom he will take to Salem.
Miss Mason viii reopen her private
kindergarten in the Hotel Tlghe Monday
September 30. Afternoon session only
Visitors will be welcome at any time.
The UppOrtOwn Dramatic Club will give
an entertainment next week. Messrs
Morton and Gerdes, OF Ross, Higgins
& Co., are the stars of the combination.
In the justice court yesterday Mat
Parsons forfeited $500 bail for being
drunk and Bristol Bill" plead guilty to
assault and battery and received the usu-
al fine.
Eugene Hanneman, manager of the
Portland Hotel. Long Beach, Wash, was
in the city yesterday, having come over
to meet Henry Weinhard, the Portland
brewer,
Among the indictments returned yes
terday by the grand jury was one against
john Lawrence, alias Bishop Ropert, for
opening a telegram addressed to Father
Dielmdn.
w. "A. Scoggln. II. Holman. John Burke
and b. M. Smith, of Portland, are in tie
city. These are the bondsmen of the
Pacific Paving Co., and are here to help
arrange the muddle
Mr. e. A Noyes, of Portland, who, for
a number of years, was o. r. and N
agent in Astoria, until his sight failed
him, is visiting friends in this city, Dr.
Jay Tuttie among the number Mr.
Noyes is now totally blind.
Workmen are engaged now in making
extensive repairs to the Astor House.
The building is to be raised about two
feet above its present level, and wiz be
given new coat Of paint inside and
out and will be thoroughly renovated
and overhauled.
The second payment Of 20 per cent or
dered by the court to be paid to the
creditors Of the l. w. Case estate is now
ready to be disbursed. and will be avail
able for al creditors over the counters
OF the Astoria National Bank tomorrow
Prday) morning.
AXel Rustad, first assistant light keep
er OF the Tillamook lighthouse. passed
through Astoria yesterday on his way
to Portland where ne will spend
months vacation. He reports al re-
pairs at the lighthouse completed and
everything in shape for the winter.
Important business at the W. C. T. U.
today. Word comes that Mrs Marion B.
Baxter most attractive national speak
er, for the w, c, T. u. also leader OF
the noontide Temple (Chicago) meetings,
has reached Oregon. Pans for her pro-
posed lecture in Astoria will be further
discussed and matured
Americas most celebrated lecturer on
Human Science, Prof. N. N. RiddeE, Pm.
D., of New York City. author of "Hu-
man Nature Explained" True Man
hood" Prenatal Culture" Family Gov
ernment," Character Building" From
Nature to Natures God" etc. etc. will
begin a series OF scientific lectures in the
Nj. L. church Monday evening.
MesSrs. Wilkinson. OF the Manzanita, |
Astbury and Bell, leave up tonight for
Portland to represent the Astoria Foot
oaA Cub in the International cricket
match, to be played in that city tomor-
row and Saturday. The balance OF the
oregon team came from the Portland
ana Mu.tnomah Athletic Clubs. British
Columbia is sending down a very strong
eleven and the game will be hard
one' with the chances in favor OF the
visitors.
For the past two weeks large numbers
Of hake have been coming in on the
beach in the vicinity OF Elk Greek. One
lay last week W. E. Warren and his
,o'ored cook saw large fish FOUNDER
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