The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-18

Where was Moses when the hight went
out last night?
A. Mother, the Portland newspaper
man, is in town.
II. s. MCGOWAN, of Chluaok, was in
town yesterday.
Cecil H. Baur, of Portland, lis register
ed at the occldent
Aug. JoChUnnsen, OF Chinook, did busi-
ness in Astoria yesterday.
e. e. Jefferc. a we,l known Lewis and
Clarke farmer, is L. town.
Mr.. T. s. TruIlingers family returned
from the seashore yesterday.
Fish and Game Protector McGulsre re-
turned to Portland last evening.
The new floor in Fhe engine house of
| No. 1 WAS completed yesterday.
Interior improvements Ito Whipples res
thuraInjt will be finished tomorrow.
The 1s5h ilnfantry bnnd arrived on
the Telephone yesterday Afternoon.
Gus Grant and Henry Lundberg, OF
Franldfort, were visitors here yesterday
For the first time during the week the
police court docket was empty yesterday
Martin Olsen has moved his auction
Store to the building opposite the Parker
house.
e. Mackenzie, travelling passenger agent
of the Rock Island road, was in town yes
terday.
The Astoria brass band made things
lively last evening with music and fire
works
License to wed was yesterday granted
to john Lul0karJla and Miss Anna Tar
manen
The streets were full of people yes
terday and presented quite a metropoli-
tan air.
Captain Doliard Of the bark Aureola,
now lying ait KnnppJon, was in town
yesterday.
George W. Buchanan a Portlamder, is |
visiting in Astoria, and is staying at the |
Occident.
The Western Union telegraph wires
were IN working order again at $40 p. III.
yesterday.
The Schroeder case was con6lmued in the
justice court yesterday until tomorrow
at 2 O'clock
r. N Kollock, general agent of the
Pennsylvania company, Portland was Ia
town yesterday
j. II. Imhoff and family, who have been
up the counMy for several weeks, re-
turned yesterday.
j. w. Minaker and Jno. Grant of
Knappa were In town yesterday after
noon on business.
The Astoria hose team entered ySsiter
day for THE two races THAT will come off
during the regaIrn.
Born-saturlay Angus: 10lh, 1895, to
the wife OF Captain Archie Cann, "a girl,
welgIht, ten pounds.
A large number of visitors from TN
country towns are in the oty and Will
remain during the re9nllta.
d. Erickson and C. II, We.hers, of
Lewis and Clarke, called upon their
friends in town yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson and Richurd Nc
Graw, the CaJIhNmet hote,man, were Wis
ftors to Astoria yesterday,
William Smith, of Cathtamet, Is Wis
lttng Astoria, ahd VIII participate In
some of the regatta sports
Club colors-in all silk ribbons-woven
togethsr-all widths at C. II. Cooper's,
the Leading House of Astoria.
The latest styles and handsomest dreslS
goods are certainly to be found this sea-
son at Colhen's Low PlCce Store.
Henry Lowell and wife. of SklmolSlwa,
are among the many up-rlver visitors
who win renotn during the regall.a.
The stores of e. c. Hughes, Griffin &
Reed and Alex Campbell, wsre among the
first ito put on g1y colors yesterday
Two hundred different pieces OF fancy
silks in waist lengths, no two alike, at
way down prices alt CoheDs Low Price
Store
L. Lewis, of Deep River, and James
johnson, of Ka,hma, were among those
who registered at the Porker house yes
terday
NJ won't be many days before the cele-
hratal1 nhetura uIIis last Drift" will he |