The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-23
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
Local weather for the twoney-four hours
endirg at .. N. yesterday, furnished
by the United States department Of agri-
culture weather bureau:
Maximum temperature 66 degrees.
i Minin.um temperature, s. degrees.
Precipitation, none.
Total precipitation from September LIST,
1894, to date, 1917 inches.
Excess of precipitation from September
1st, 1894 10 dllte, 5.55 inches
AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candles every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
Best Ice cream and ice cream soda In
the city at the Bonbonniere.
Look out for the High School Football |
| Club excursion on the Fourth.
Mrs. Wyman, an aged lady of the city, |
1t is understood yesterday donated 500
for the railroad
Astoria wild surely improve-The Tighe |
| Hotel mas a NEW balustrade at its 11th |
| street entrance.
Go to Fort Candy on the 4tll with the
High School Football Club. Only so cents
| for the round trip.
| Big celebration at Fort Candy on the
| 4th. The nwacos and the High School
| Club are to compete.
Constable Fred Oberg has been appoint
ed by the police commissioners, special
officer for Saturday nights.
Quite a number of businessmen remark
ed last evening that the day was. the
busiest Saturday for many months past.
Look out for the K. p. basket picnic
at Seaside on the Fourth. Old-fashioned
sports are promised and a general good
time.
Miss Mary Fossett, one of the telchers
Of the Adair school, left Friday even>
Ing on "trip across the continent to
her home in Maine.
Those having flowers to donate for the
Knights of Pythias reception wednesday
evening will confer a great favor by no.
tifylng Mr. Herman Wise.
Miss Maud Bayles, of Astoria, had the
honor of being valedlctoran of the class
at the class at the Monmouth normal
school-a credit TO Astoria
Don't miss the great time at Fort Can
by on the 4th. Twenty-Five events to
take place. The steamer Mayfower
leaves Humes dock at a, m.
Past Master Workman Charles H.
Stockton was yesterday appointed grand
guide of the jurisdiction of Oregon, A.
o. u. w. Seaside Lodge cannot be sus-
pended.)
Tickets will be sold for the steamer
Telephone and Bailey Gatzert July 3 and
4, good until 5th at one fare for the
round "trip, to an points between Astoria
and Portland.
The Cades of the Library Association
have announced that, owing to the com,
ing Art Loan Exhibition, the relding
room and circulating department will be
suspended until the close of chat event.
Charles CLASSY and Charles Dandy, two
men arrested several days ago on srIs-
picion of being implicated in the recent
up-river robberies. were discharged by
Justice Abercromble yesterday afternoon.
About 20 men who have been busy
grading a lot In block %, Shivey's Asto-
ria for j. w. Welch, completed their
work yesterday. This is one of the lots
facing on the new street now being open
ed
Jack Carsons good luck continues
Last season he was high boat and thus
far this year is a good distance in the
lead again, having up TO date clught IA
tons of fish, am extraordinarily large
catch,
Captain Parker, of the steamer Ilwaco,
complains that the scows on Sand Is
land, recently ordered out of the channel
by Major Post are still stationed in po-
sition so as to greatly Interfere with the
coming and going of steamers.
Sheriff Hare returned from near
Brownsport yesterday afternoon having
In charge a man named Theodore Kalin,
who is accused of net stealing. The man
when ARRESTED admitted to the sheriff
thlt he had committed the theft.
1t is common talk that the bicycle which
is 20 be given(O as a premium in the
school teachers editing contest, has al,
ready been arranged for Professor Jack
son, of the Cedar Street School. If the
rumor is correct, the work of the Judges
will be that much lessened.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland on the Potter iast
evening; j. F. Hamilton, H, Vesper, W.
Jacobs, II, l.. Nettleton, Miss Thover,
H. @. Thompson, l.. Testing, A. Lewell-
ing, Mrs. Harrison S. p. Marsh and 10
italian laborerS.
First M. L. Church-A very interesting
service at IL a. m. A young peoples rally .
at p. m. AT Sp. m, sermon by the pas '
tor; subject, Every Man a Tower Build {
er." The great tower in the plain OF {
Shnor its remains and hts lessons. Ev- J
erybody cordially invited.
The knights of Pythias have issued {
their Invitations to all Knights to bring
their wives, mothers, daughters and sis
ters (mothers-inIlaw barred to the coffee
social to be held next Wednesday Gven-
ing at Pythian Castle, when a lodge of
Pybhian Rathbone Sisters win be instl- I
tuted. ?
The board OF school directors met in the
office of School Clerk Ferguson yester- Q
day morning. The object OF the meetins :
was the election of a director to I'll the !
vacancy caused by the death OF Mr.. J. =
p. Dickinson. Owing to the absence OF !,
Benz. Young, ctused by sickness an !
adjournment was taken until Tuesday !
morning.
Work WIN be commenced tomorrow !
morning on nialdng the necessary i'm !
towards turning the Flsher q
building on 18th and Exchange streets, 2
into a theatre house. Alterations have y
been made from the plans originally :
drawn, and the improvements conksm-
paated will be on much smaller scale.
The building win not b. enlarged and
the only change that WIN be made Is a.
the raising Of the basement floor. No y
sallery viii be erected. and instead OF =
having a seating canacity Of 1900 or more. !.
as az first intcuccd t.ic ncw vhoatrs win :