The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-28

AVdNHNiS VI NnS NHnNItNWn school, ana
residents " that vicinity that cows
are allowed to run at large upon the
main streets and in the Immediate
neighborhood ot the school Many chill
den have been frightened by the an.
imals, which have proved source ot
annoyance 10 everybody In the neigh
horhood, The officers might well hook
after this matter.
VOTERS OF CLATSOP COUNTY,
Not one line ot telegaphlc news Is
printed in any afternoon paper pub
llshed in Astoria, The articles in these
papers day after day. purporting to be
received by them nom outside sources
by telegraph, are either RANK FOR.
GERlES or dispatches stolen from the
columns OF the Astorian and Oregonian
and garbled with the view TO impose
upon unsuSpecting readers
In the Justices court yesterday Mike
Hansen charged with adultery. was
placed under bonds In the sum of $50
10 appear for trial this afternoon The |
complaint is sworn to by John Heato-
la, who alleges that Hansen has COM
mitted adultery with plaintit's wife !
The complaint sets forth that Mrs. wy /
man and Mrs Erickson viii testify that /
defendant has been unduly intimate /
with Mrs, Heatola. The latter person.
age has left her husband
Astoria newspaper readers. and vot-
ers especially, want TO remember that
no paper published in this city prints
any telegraphed news but the Astorian.
The articles which appear In other pa
pers run under date lines from various
sections Of the country are not tcle-
grams, but are either written by some
person connected with these papers. or
cut out Of old outside papers and alter ,
ed and mangled TO suit the views and ,
aid the political schemes Of the men ,
who run or control those papers.
II is reported that on Monday even
ng last while Messrs. Carroll and Jack
spencer We're fishing in the main chan
lei OF the river near Point Ellice, In y
ne OF Megler's boats, large black II
whale became entangled In the net. For u
while the monster struggled and y
about threatening every >,
moment TO swamp the boat, until the =
nen were obliged TO cut the net and let a
he whale go, taking with him thirty Il
hree corks OF good net which the men 7!
ave since been obliged to renew. y
The address delivered Monday night V
a the old school house. uppertowu. by
udge Stott OF Portland. was an elo- in
uent plea for sound money and pro- OF
ection. He divided his attention be- %
ween the tariff and money. and made
he one special point that It was not OF
lore money that was needed but A 81
hance TO earn more money He paid ic
glowing tribute TO the sound money
'emocrats and said that they We're pa 80
lots deserving Of more credit than la
hers. Two hundred ladies' and gen ch
emen filed the hall and the Mckinley
iartet rendered some fine music. 10
m
Mr.. Logan, Of Olney, who was in the
ty yesterday suggests that the city
ater commission might make many
lends by erecting a watering trough ~
top Of the hill at the reservoir. There
e already on the ground a number OF
used trouShs which might be utilized
: the purpose, Between olney and 49,.
city there Is no place where a far -,
.r can water his team. and even in ~
city there is no public fountain or :,
.tering place, which compels the FAR ~,
r to go to a livery stable, at expense, 80,
let the animals suffer until they get M
me again. 1t would cost little or
thing to put fountain on top OF the
!, and it would be a move in the right ~.
ection. -"