The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-21

at the Occident
Jas. Mead, of Yourg's River, is reg
istered at the Parker.
A. j. Kuhn and wife, of New York,
are guests Of the occident.
e. b. Deyoe, of Portland, Is in town,
quartered ait the Occident.
Henry Lang, the wholesale grocer of
Portland is at the occldent
H. R. Bates, OF the N X. Fairbanks
Co., st. Louis, is in the city.
r. y. Brumbaugh. business man OF
San Francisco, is at the Occident.
S Fifty mems suits to be sod at auction
1 today at oregon Trading Co.'S store.
Charles Deane, of Waarenton, was in
town yesterday and stopped at the Par
ker
A. P. Berg and Martin Carlson, of Fort
Stevens, were visiting friends in town
. yesterday.
Or. Howard hos removed his office
from sos Commercial street to 562 on the
same street.
r. w. Patterson, of the Evening Tele-
gram. Portland, Is in town, stopping at
the Occldent.
r. B. May, the popular representative
: of Mason, Ehrman & Co.. Portland, is
at the Occident
Lost-sllver Lawn Tennis Pin, engrav-
ed with the letters n. T. Finder will
please return to this Office
W. II. Prosser, of North Yakima,
large mop grower, is visiting Astoria, and
is staying at the occldent
Engine No. was yesterday given an
other test by the Dalglty Iron Works
which proved to be very satisfactory.
j. s. Gray, of Eugene, wholesale
Grocer. is a guest of the Occdent Mr..
Gray 10 figuring on a branch house in
Astoria
The water commission yesterday paid
out $4,000 in gold on construction ac-
counts, over the counter OF the Astoria
Savings Bank
A parasol was left at Chas. Rogers
drug store sometime ago. Owner can
recover same by calling at this Office and
paying for this advertisement.
There will be service at the Congrega-
tional church at 2:3O p. m. next Sunday
| conducted by II. A. Schwichtenberg An
Germans are invited to attend.
| Fran JIildahpand hrnlihar of Ctta M
Foard & Stokes is making visit in
Astoria. He was the engineer of the
Hattie Gage which landed in San Fran
cisco the other day from Alaska.
Col. John Adair and Mrs DR.. Adair,
of Sunnymeade, went to Portland last
night for a few days visit. The doctor
expects to send some of her famous
cheese to the Portland Exposition.
Services at the congregational church,
Morning subject, "Proportionate Giv4
ing" In the evening, THE Great
Choice" Sunday school meets at 1915
and Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p m.
BY request of quite a numoer of AS
torlans, who wish to spend their Sundays
! In Portland, the o. r. and N. Co., always
alert to comply with the wishes of their
patrons, has arranged for boat to
leave Astoria Saturday night and leave
Portland Sunday night.
Mrs NJ j. Lane and daughter, of PEN
dleton, Or who have been spending
u few months with their nephew, L. r.
Foss, at his Clatsop ranch, and an out
ing at Cannon Beach, returned home last
evening, declaring the Oregon beaches
] the most beautiful summer resorts they
had ever vlsited-especillly Cannon
Beach.
The pllng for the Improvement of
Duane street was yesterday afternoon
Heated In from the river at high tide
and 1t was a difficult matter to get the
large raft In under the streets and docks /!
but 1t was 1inacly accomplished and the
work Of setting the piles will begin at |
once 1t is understood that they came |
from Coal Creek and are lne-loolSing |
| timbers.
Rev Thomas Bowman, ID. D., LL. D.,
of st. Louis senior bishop of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, will preach at
The M Il. Church in this city alt II a. m.
Sunday. At $50 p. m. there win be a
special young peoples meeting and Rev.
Dr' Larsen, of California, viii preach
a
i.SO There VIII be special music by the
choir and the public generally is invited
| to be present.
Before Justice Abercrombl, yesterday
| Helen Svenson was adludged insane and
was taken to the asylum at Salem last
| riGht by Sheriff Hare. TLis Is the third
TINE sac has been sent t. the asylum,
hNing recovered from the other two
| attacks Mrs Svenson has two small
ehEdren who will be kept in charge of
the husband She was before the court
Thursday and was discharged, but yes
terday gave unmlstakable evidence of in
sanity ana 1t was thought necessary to
commit her 1t Is hoped by her friends
mat she viii soon recover again
| The October number of the Forum will
contain three notable articles on the
Significance of the English Elections"
me first paper is contributed by Sir
hernert Maxwell, M p, late junior loru
| or tho treasury, and Al distinguished
member OF the conservative party' He
considers the late election "a Crisis In
English History" and he sets forth
M'at ne believes to be the causes OF
the Liberal defeat, MIR. George w. 10.
husseIi, who was member OF Mr.. Cad
stones second and fourth admInistra-
tiohs' and who remained in office untr
LORD Rosebery's resignation last June.
auuuees nine reasons for his party's de-
leat' the most important Of which he
considers TO be the temperance plank in
lts program. The third article 'Why.
whence ami Whither." is from the pen
ol AR, Justin Mccarthy. the leader OF
tae Irish party in the house Of commons.
ue discusses the Liberal defeat from
/ TIE irish point of view. AMI considors
| ITS bearings on home rule which -