The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-19

to the city on the afternoon train,
Mr. A. f. Rogers, representing n
Blake -McFan Company, was lookin
after business In Astoria yesterday.
The regular weekly OF the W. c. T. I
win be held in Rescue parlors today a
p. m. A full attendance is desired.
Don't pay ten and twelve dollars 10
air-tight stoves when you can get ther
for half the money at 4si Bond street.
Messrs, f. A. Seeley and ], NJ Tur
ney came down from Portland on tn
steamer Thompson yesterday morning
Mrs. W. Matheson, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Kindred, at For
Stevens, has returned to her home a
Portland.
Plenty OF air tight stoves in the mar
ket. but only one with hot air draugh
tube. The Queen. at Fisher Brothers,
Price, $1,000
Among the Portlanders in the cit!
yesterday were MesSrs. o. o. Maior
chauncey Mcdonald. A. f. Rogers an,
II. ]. Hooper
Two bales OF large rope arrived OF
the Telephone yesterday afternoon. t
be used in the effort to get the bari
Zinita of the beach.
Mrs. Thomas Bell and family hay,
come to the city from Naheotta. Wash
ington, and expect to remain in Asto.
ria during the winter.
Remember the Character concert
at the opera house this evening. II
viii be one OF the best entertainments
ever given in Astoria,
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph.
ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers.
None Of these papers receives one line
OF outside news by telegraph.
Two carloads OF telegraph poles for
the Seashore road from Flavel yester-
day. They will be used at the Astoria
end Of the new telegraph line.
Mr.. ]. F. Hamilton has completed
the grading on his lot at the top OF
1lth street and commenced the erec-
ton Of his new residence on the prop
erty.
Mr. c. Zauner the lighthouse keeper
at Destruction Island. is In the city
with Mrs. zauner, awaiting the depart
ure OF the Columbine. which will take
them to their home.
Don't forget that the Low Price Store
has the only perfect fitting wrappers,
the handsomest line of jackets and
capes, and is selling them at wholesale
prices. 4s1 Bond street.
President L. A Loomis and Secretary
]. r. Coulter, of the I. r. and n, came
over from Ilwaco yesterday afternoon
and were passengers by the Telephone
ior Portland in the evening.
The steamer Eclipse is still at the
in Gray's river but Captain
'kibbe thinks the water will soon re-
ede sufficiently to allow the removal
Z the logs and the release Of the
teamer.
Among the out-of-town visitors in the
Ity yesterday were Knute Norwich. Il
hris- Olsen. A. E. Johnson. John Wei
en-, of Chinook: John A. Heckard. I.
and W. ]. ingalls,, Of Lewis I
nd Clarke |,
Quite a lot Of driftwood various in I
ze and quality has been hauled on the q
each near the Dalgity Iron Works, ]
mong the salvage was the trunk Of a q
&c, about 125 feet in length and sever T
feet in diameter. ,
In the county clerks office yester- :,
ny Antoine D. Sunbsoer, NJ. D. Kon- .
1soikos, John Falangas, Slamitas Bag >
ries and Christ Bagleries, natives Of 1
reece. declared their intention Of be-
,ming citizens Of the United States.
The steamer from Astoria was quite
tie in arriving at Portland Tuesday
ght-so late, in fact, as to delay the
eparture on the return trip until af-
II midnight. The steamer arrived in
his city yesterday morning about $3.50.
An instrument was filed in Recorder I
Office yesterday whereby one {
fth of the Flavel townsite, which was I
onated by the Flavel Land and De- II
elopment Company to A b. Hammond
5 subsidy is released from a mort
age Of s2S2, 900 held by Mary c Favel
nd daughters against the property.
Capt. Ingram has again gone out to
ie Glenmorag., The tug COLEMAN tow
] out the sceg with the anchor and
awsers yesterday morning. Prepara-
ons VIII De made for floating the YES
4 and everything put in readiness, af-
sr which the labor will rest, awaiting
he high tides about December 3, when
is hoped the vessel will forsake the
andy beach for the high seas.
A meeting will be held at Chadweil
his afternoon for the purpose Of raising
to construct 4 road from
he new Lewis and Clarke bridge to a
,oint on Young's River opposite the
outhern termination of Seventh street,
yhich is soon IN he irnpruvad Ahouf /