The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-24

clerk though inclined TO be good ma.
tured docs not relish the Joke end the
originator or 1t should he ever be found
out, c5ad better hay low,
The sG1oveiS, picks and tools which tlave
been used by the italian laborers on the
pipe Ane have found their way back TO
the store OF F'oard and Stokes, where
they wild no doubt be Disposed Of again
TO other contractors.
Yesterday afternoon several of the A.
+. G. boys were practicing poe yaulting
putting The shot, throwing the weight.
ETC.. In the vacant lot near No. rs en-
gine house. Among those noticed were
WIZ TaLLant, the long distance runner.
Jim Burlington and Edward Hansen.
The members of the Astoria Footbao
Cub desire to correct the statement thai
the coming benefit" to Professor Chris.
tol 1s to be he'd under the auspices OF
the club. The A. F. C. has nothing what.
ever to do with 1t and is not identified
with the proposed entertainment in any
way.
The only transfer filed for record In
the office of RecoNler Gunderson yester-
day was John Lundberg to the Foard ana
stokes Company, In which the former
gives Tor the sum Of S., the right of wav
apross the north half OF the southwest
quarter of section &c. township o north.
range west.
Mrs. George CruiclCshanks died yester-
day at Warenton at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bruce. The lady was as
years of age and has been III for some
tlme. The funeral will take place from
the Polhl undertaking parlors at l O'clock
TINS AFTERNOON. The body Will be inferred
In Greenwood Cemetery.
Congressman W. H. Doollttle. Of TIA.
coma, rlssed Through ASTORIA Yesterday
on his way to 1lwaco and Fort canbv
he Is on trip over his state to cearn
une needs and wants OF his Constituents
and yesterday surprised the people OF
Ilwaco by hds thorough knowledge of tIhe
situation In THAT part Of the state.
ID. NJ Stuart and Hope Ferguson re-
turned from Seaside yesterday and report
Inlat together wlbh Frank Stevens. VIM
Ryan and A. p Copeland, they had a
1Ne2y time at the fire at the Clayton
courage. only the furniture in the Tower
moor could be savel--that In the eioht
or nine rooms upstairs was DESTROYED
Mariager Beggs has succeeded in secur-
ing addltionaa musicians for the orchee-
ira from Portland for the opera tonipSht
which lnsmas beyond doubt proper
support for the singers That this wFll
be rich treat for Astorlans is an as
sured fact, and no doubt the STANDING
room only sign will be displayed th.s
evening.
Portland exhibition excursion tickets
WI be on safe by the o. r. g. N. Co. from
Oct. % to Oct. 30 ait the rate OF $50 for
tne round trip. Good returning until Oc-
tober 30th, inclusive Reduced rates have
also been made by the o. r. & N. Co.
from ali Columbia river points to Port
land at rate OF one fare for the round
trip for this occasion.
MIR. ID. b. Johnson, manager of The To-
cal office OF the w. Il. u. Co., accom-.
panied by Mrs. ]. T. Ross and Miss Pearl
HoLhen, made "a pleasant trip to the cagelt-
ship and TEAafmook Rock on the Afanza-
nlta yesterday. This was Mr.. Johnson's 8
frst trip over the bar. The day was clear
and Uhe bar smooth and he says he en-
joyed THE trip very much
rOrudHu eAulDvtlOn EXCURSION tickets
will be on sale by the Llm1ine Co. from
October % to October 80. at the rate Of
N.bO for the round trip. Good returning
until October Both inclusive Reduced
rateEs have also been made by the Luriine
Co. from al. Columbia river points to
Portland at the rate of one fare for the
round trip for this occasion
Two sailors were yesterday removed
by Dr. ]. A. Fulton from the ship East
Zealand to the hospital. One man was
sick with some kind Of fever, from
which HE had suffered for a number or
days before arrival in port, and the other
had one of HIS fingers cut off by barrel
drorp9ng on Vt when lowering freight
down one OF the hatcnways.
woman Unexpectedly returaad nome
from III three months visit last week
and found her dining room equipped for
poker. In the Sddeboari were a Got OF
/. 0. U. due bills which her husband had
alccumucated. They were on merchants
principally and instead OF tearing them
In two when her husband exprlined to
her. she he(j them out and is turning
them in against dry goods and grocery
bf.is Instead
AMOS Suong, the mining king, OF Sa-
fem, Is in the city and wifi propably go
out to look over the new dggings on
the Lewis and Clarke. Mr.. Strong WIZ
be remembered as thu former manager OF
Geag'5art Park and Is here as a guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s Kinney He recently
made a safe of large gold property In
the Southern district to an Eastern syn
dictate and THE property Is now making
handsome returns.
On Tuesday evening the members OF
THE Congregational church with q number
OF their friends. gathersd at the residence
of Rev. e. s. Bollinger. the new pastor |
of taat church, to welcome him to AS
torla and give him and his family a cor
dial greeting. Aeter an hour or more OF
merry social intercourse refreshments
were served. The Rev. Mr.. Trumbul. then |
welcomed the newcomers for those pres
ent and repress1tai In a short speech
which eoicited frequent smiles and laugh |
ter. MIR. Boanger's reply combining both
wit and more serious Thought b. ought a
most enjoyable evening to a close.
EVENT OF THE SEASON.
FuulIne Hal Tonight-LaGge Sale of |
Seats.