The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-24
AsToRA TUESDAY MORNING September a. l

ORIA, TUESDAY NJ
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cloth, and bright little Scotch Highland
ers, caps turned up at one side with a
quill or bow.' otge
Mrs. G. Hansen viii have an opening
OF fan styles In millinery today and
wednesday. GO Commercial street.
The Canadian Pacific yesterday ar
ranged to bring a number of passengers
from Uleaborg, Finland, to Astoria.
Fish Commissioner Crawford, OF
washington, made a flying visit to AS
torla Yesterday, on his way to Portland
On cloaks, capes, and jackets we can
save you so per cent. All our coats, etc,
are this seasons goods. Shanahan Bros
b. W. Wright and wife, who have been
spending few days at Seaside, passed
through the city yesterday on their way
to Portland
Harry Landers, the italian who was
arrested as a vag yesterday had his
sentence suspended by Judge Osburr
upon his promise to leave town.
The body of Mary A. Cahiil, the woman
VINO died at the hospital Saturday, wa,
shipped 20 Portland Sunday night fol
burial.
Tim Corbett, of Olney, indicted fol
rape on the person of an eleven-year-olC
cEfld named Farrell, was brought into
town and lodged in Jail last night by
Sheriff Hare.
AT o'clock this morning officers Hal
3ock and Seafeidt pulled the opium join
over the Portland Butchering Co. Three
arrests were made of white people, anC
their cases will come up today.
The Red Men will give grand mas
querade bail on Thanksgiving night al
Fishers Hall. Ed. Hallock, Clint Du.
mire and VIM. L. Binder were appointed
as a committee to make arrangements
Yesterday the Thompson picked up a
man in the river who was alone in a
boat when the steamer backed UP tc
the dock. Thinking that he would bt
run down, the man leaped into the wa.
ter and was pulled on board the Thomp.
son by one of the crew.
The Board of Fire Delegates of the
City of Astoria met last night in the
nall OF Alert Hook and Ladder Co. The
following officers were elected from the
new board to serve for the ensuing year
President, w A. Wenig; secretary, D. NJ
Moore; treasurer p. L. Parker.
"A number of merchants are complaining
that the electric lights are not turned
on early enough in the evening, and that
some circuits are in bad order, but no
doubt these little defects will be RENE
cled at once, as workmen are now en-
gagged in various parts of the city
The art of making ornamental signs
has reached science. Yesterday Mr.
Horace Thing received beauty from
the Continental Insurance Company, of
New York, which has been placed in a
prominent position in his office The
central scene represents Indians fight
ing a prairie fire before the march of
civilization.
A group of photographs was yesterday
left in the Astorlan office, which were
taken during the regatta by Artist Snod-
grass. The pictures are modes of the
art, and are most beautiful
ly finished. The ones showing the fish
boats rounding the buoy and the Okla
hama towing two four masters down the
river are worthy Of special mention.
"A body was reported found at Gearhart
Park beach yesterday by man named
Thompson, the news being brought to the
city by Mr.. Rich Eberman. Coroner
Pohl Immediately went to the scene but
has not yet returned. 1t is though by
some that the body Is that of the man
who was drowned by the running down
of the launch Rainier by the Ocean Wave
some time ago.
Corks that have been stepped in vase
line are IN excellent substitute for glass
shoppers. Acid in no way affects them,
and chemical fumes do not cause decay
In them, neither do they become fixed by
a blow or long dsuse, which latter fact
will be appreciated by those who often
lose time and temper by "beastly fast
stopper" In short they have al the util-
Fties of glass without its disadvantage.
The visiting Methodist ministers were
all taken TO the jetty yesterday morning
by Capt. Brown. of the Mende,l, and were
there by Supt. Hegardt. The
gentlemen We're much delighted with the
trip and the courtesies of Capt. Brown
and Supt. Hegardt, and We're greatly
at the immensity of the gov
s ant,H Tn1r tr.f,f l,n-
,essfully carried on, and is now almost
Prof Luci4r Marc Christol, French
champion wrestler, and celebrated
throughout the sporting world on ac-
,ount of his own feats Of skill and
strength, as we'll as from having trained
some of the greatest wrastlers and ath-
etes of the day. will give free exhibi-
ion at 5 o'clock tomorrow evening in the
gymnasium of the Astoria Football Club
or the members of that organization and
invited guests.
Six days ago Phillip Bowers, the sa-
oon man, accidentally stuck the poin.
,f a sharp pocket knife into the fleshy
)art of the back of his right hand. He
laid no attention to the wound. wlich
ie though would neal in few days. Cold
et in, however, and the hand became
wollen to twice its natural size. The
wound Is extremely painful and will ne
'essitate Mr. Bowers being under the
Ioctor's care for several weeks.
Several members of the city council, at
he request of citizens, investigated the
i.thy condition of some Of the streets
# Uniontown on Sunday They found
kinks in dep,orable condition. Heaps
II offal from stables, butcher shops,
tc., stand reeking in the streets, while
lnder the docks are piles of disease
ree1ing filth. Under Sehie6e's cigar store
N Main street seems to be a favorite
place AID 1t would seem that
With the danger of cholera in sight some
ction would be taken by the authorities
o c,ean up the city.
At Fairfield Point Mr.. II. B. Parker Is
uililng a ''gridlron" or dry dock, 40 feet
llde and 200 feet long, for the repairing
( steamers and scows. Two hundred
Hes were driven last week and the work |
now all complete except putting on
he caps which are now being turned out /
v the Ciatsop Mill Co.
This Is another move in the right di- |
action and the facilities thus furnished |
III be appreciated by steamboatmen. |
aptain Copelapd's scow wifi 80 on as
,on SIS the dock Is COMPLETED and others