The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-28

| features combined make the Thompson
one of the most comfortable bouts on the
river TO ride on.
Mr.. r. H. Ward, editor of the Alaska
News, Juneau, expects to return to his
field OF labor In a few days, having re-
covered from severe attack of grippe
which caused him some delay.
Mr.. T. N. Kollock, the Northwest Pa
cific Coast representative Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, is in the city. Mr.. Kol-
| lock is looking after salmon shipments
via Anchor line to eastern ports.
With the new hotel which has just
been finished and the tents and other
places, and the large number Of teams
and laboring men employed, the new
water works site presents living pict-
ure Of a lively village
Henry Jordan, son OF Engineer Jordan
OF McGregor's mill, Nehalem, is suffering
from severe affection of the lungs.
He was brought to the city Wednesday
by the Messrs. Wherry Bros, and was
placed in the hospital yesterday.
The Art Loan Exhibit will, by request
of many who have been unable to attend
as yet, be continued today and evening
and tomorrow and evening. Everybody
should avail themselves OF this extended
opportunity to see a wonderful collection
of art objects.
Mr.. ]. H. Drissler, of Willapa City,
was in town yesterday Mr.. Drissler is
still nursing wound in his left hand
which he received at the time he had
a skirmish with a. band of burglars. Two
of the burglars, Lauterback and Robin
son, have been convicted and sentenced,
while the third one, Lainley, has been
granted new trial.
Owing to the great number Of people
who have requested that the Art Loan
Nand Curio Exhibit shall be kept open the
balance of the week, the ladies have
decided to continue the exhibit Friday
afternoon and evening, and Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. Beginning Friday
afternoon the admission to each building
will be fifteen cents.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland last evening on the
steamer Telephone: B. Rice, s. Arm
strong, Miss Coulter, ]. o. Hanthorn,
M. Wise, Mr.. Barrett. Samuel Warren.
Geo. Harker and wife, Mrs. Stumbling and
daughter, Henry Davis, j. Lynch, ]. Mel
son and wife, Miss B. Nelson, G. Newton,
C. B. Trescoatt, Mr. Hathaway.
The funeral of A. S. Robinson took
place from the family home on Bond
street at Q o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The steamer Mayfiower conveyed the fu-
neral party to Greenwood where the re-
mains were laid to rest. The pall-bearers
were Judge Abercrombie, Freeman Par
ker Charles May, Mr.. Partridge and w.
B. Headlngton.
Rev. DR.. Cue. the presiding elder of the
Portland district, will be in Astoria on
next Saturday and Sunday. At p. IN.
he will hold the closing quarterly confer
ence In the M. e. church. On Sabbath
the 30th, at 10 a. m, he will conduct an
old-fashioned Methodist love feast, to
which all are cordially invited. At II
a. M he will preach and administer holy
communion.
A service of unusual interest to all
Astorians will be conducted in the NJ
e. Church on June 3Oth. under the dlrec-
tion of the "Citizens' League of the
United States Of America for Good Citi-
Zenship." The services. will consist of
good music suited to the occasion, short
readings and an address by one of Asto-
ria's most eloquent laymen. Everybody
invited and made welcome.
1t was learned from one of the men
employed onsthe steamer Harrison which
left for Portland yesterday, that young
Anderson, son of Mr. Anderson, the Til.
lamook saw mill man. had one of his
legs cut off, near the thigh, while work.
Ing in the mill several days ago. The
mill is situated about eight miles from
Tillamook and 1t is thought the young
man bled to death before medical assist |
ance arrived.
Jack s. Clark, of Mwaco, member Of
the life saving crew and we'll known |
among the fire boys of this city, arrived |
this morning from Phoenix. Arizona. Two
months ago Mr.. Clarke was summoned |
from Iwaco to the bedside of his wife, |
who was visiting friends In Phoenix, but |
before he arrived at his destination Mrs. |
Clark died. The lady had for long time |
been a sufferer from consumption, which !
was the cause OF her death. Mr.. Clarke |
returned to nwaco yesterday afternoon |
and will Immediately resume his duties |
as a member of the life saving crew.
Thanking the good people of Astoria and |
surrounding country for their liberal pat |
ronage during the thirty days I worked |
at reduced prices. hope by professional |
courtesy, honest and durable work, to |
merit a continuance Of the same.
MENTOR HOWARD
Surgeon Dentist.
Dental pariors, sos Commercial street.