The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-03


The regatta grand stand on Favels
wharf was torn down yesterday.
Watch the .Astorlan's bulletin board for
the result of the Vancouver races.
MIR. KIreiger, customs inspector, of
Portland, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Johannsen and children, of
Seaside, were in Astoria yesterday.
g. p. Calender, of New York, a
nephew of NJ. p. Calender, is in the
city.
William and T. G. Holmes, of Warren
ton, are in town, guests of the Astor
House.
Thomas Williams. Portland travelling
man, was registered at the Occident yes
terday.
The regular meeting of the water COM
mission will be held at their office this
evening.
Charles w. Knowles and wife, spent
NeStSIudy at 0SdIidTlt IeluIlllHb III tHe
afternoon.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
occident yesterday was Mr.. NJ. Kelley
Of Portland.
The receipts at the local postoffice dur
ing the last few months show a wonder
full increase.
Yesterday being legal holiday, no
business was transacted in the city or
county offices.
Do you think the rainy weather has set
in?' was a question quite frequently
asked yesterday.
The fifth annual tournament of the
Northwest Flremen's Association will be
held at Astoria.
Messrs. Stokes, Sanborn and Prael, left
yesterday afternoon on their trip through
the Nehalem Valley
Mr.. II. C. p. White, a prominent insur-
ance man Of the metropolis, visited Gear
hart Park yesterday.
MI OIldS. ~. w ait IL iOTlldllu dllOI-
ney, went home last night after short
vacation at Long Beach.
Mr.. Eben Rogers, William Clutter and
C. w. Fulton spent Sunday in the vi
cinity of Grand Rapids.
The steamer Iris made an extra trip
to I,waco yesterday and brought back
40 passengers for Portland.
j. C. Epperly, a we.l known Portlander
who has been sotourning at Seaside, re-
turned to his home yesterday.
Mr.. Raphael Wise, of Ilwaco, was in
town preparing for trip to Oakland,
Cal where his family reside
It Is said that a new market will be
opened in the building formerly occupied
by the Portland Butcherlng Co!
The body of Frank Meadows still lies
in the morgue awaiting the arrival OF
relatives from Peninsular, Oregon.
Deputy Sheriff Cody ana wife, of Port
land, after a brief sojourn at the beach,
returned to their home last evening.
A whitehall boat, the properay OF How
ell & Ward, was stolen Sunday evening
from under their store on Bond street.
The hose team left for Vancouver Sun
day evening. The boys were loudly
cheered by those on the dock when the
steamer took its departure.
Ross Higgins & Co. receive another lot
of choice Bartlett Pears today; also Ital-
ian and Silver Prunes, Peaches, etc, and
will sell the same at very low prices,
II. B. Foster and S, G. Bowley, two
well known and popular members Of the
NJ A. A. c., were in Astoria yesterday
and played with the Mu.tnomah cricket
team.
The remains of John Ossenberger the
young man whose body was found on
Sand Island last Saturday, were buried
in Greenwood Cemetery Sunday after
noon.
]. A. Bilger, a brother OF Louis Bill
ger, whose body was found near Tilla-
nook Head, arrived from Portland last
evening. MIR. Bigger Is stopping at the
AStor HOUSE.
The Feakes jury concluded its labors
Yesterday. The testimony OF rNs. Feakes
was taken at her home. The verdict was
In accordance with the facts as pub
llshed in the Astorian several days ago.
Among the steamship State OF Califor-
ria's passengers Sunday were Mrs Cap
tain M. p. Staples and children, and Mrs,
Captain Dan MeVicker and daughter, who
20 to San Francisco on short visit to
relatives,
At the annual meeting of Astoria En-
CINE Company No. /, held last evening,
he following officers were elected: C. ],
rrenchard, foreman; Jas. Macomber
l.. ~ Selig, w, a. Wenig, Dan
Campbell, delegates to the board
AT Frlcksons cooler "Kopp's Best" is |
always found in prime condition, Those |
who are posted know where to so and |
hose who are not should learn. Cream |
rive" ana "old Tom can always be |
'ound In the cases Of this fine resort. |
lstor street. between 9th and 7th.
This evening the moon viii be totally |
,cllpsed for the second time this year,
md the phenomenon Will be visible from
III parts OF tho United states. The shad-
Nv OF the earth viii first touch the edge
II the moon few seconds before
,'elock, Pacific time, and 6la minutes
.fter tho moons face viii be completely
covered.
A Jolly party of ladies returned yester-
Law from a pleasant eight days visit to
the delightful summer res
ience OF Mr. and Mrs w. f. Warren,
Glow Elk Creek. The days spent In abb
orbing the varied scenery OF this inter
sting resort were highly enjoyed by all
nd the party voted the trip the most
.easant for many seasons. Those Who
omposed the party were: Miss T. c.
mos and l.. IL. Amos. OF Portland; Miss
Iaud Warren, OF Warrenton, and Miss
Ia r,.lak Cas-r.a Of zfOria