The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-07


brought over railroad iron cor tho Gohlo
road, II was said that she sailed IN over
the bar without pilot and crowds OF
people called to see her yesterday after
noon, Martin Johnson, OF Uppertpwn,
! was the builder
/ Herman wise's Masquerade ran takes
/ place at Fishers Hall On Thursday, Feb
rIary 9Th, good music aud lots ot nun
I FOR all, The hcst sustained ladies' char
/ aeter viii receive very fine sink Um-
hrclla and the best sustained gcntlc,pan's
I character n tinc ovcrcoat. Every custom.
7 or buying s. worth OF goods ls entitled
10 a ticket, thero win hc no complmca.
tary tickets this time,
The Astoria Football club athletic COM
mittcc. which has IN charge tho indoor
entertainment 60 be given on the evening
OF the s,th, will add several new features
70 the program, The exhibition prom
ises ot grcat success Under the efficient
management OF Professor Kcllcgg. the
junior class has made rapid progress, ana
class work by the littlc fellows viii Ne a
very interesting feature " the occasion.
Most so-calied "saimcn twiues are cNl-
orCd with acids, The acids rot the fibre
and render the material ,use'oas In the
cfAce ~ Gilmore. Ss"horn & Go, Is an OBJ
iect lesson that ought to he examined by
all fishermen. II Is the whole OF the ma,
terial used In the manufacture ot Mar
shalrs twine-fvcm start TO finish. Go
there and examine the color right
through You will see then why Mar
shalrs IS called the best in the world
--~
August Nelson. who returned yesterday
from the Republican convention IN Port.
land, reports that he found business IN
the metropolis generally quite dun, The
hotels, OF course, did a largN business
during the convention. He SAYS thar
Clatsop county was fortunate in
securing delegate to tho nation
al convention. and that Mr.. wcleh.
through his engineering was successniI
in securing the election OF Mr. Taylor
against odds.
In the Justice court yesterday after.
noon George Larsen was fined so bv
Judge Abercromhie for assault and hat.
terry upon the person OF c. Knudsen. Roth
men arc fishermen and work for J. q
Hanthorn. They had dispute as 10
the ownership OF q neelle-hlling machine
and became engaged IN iistic encounter
hhOdSens face was IN q very demol-
ished condition. hnt Larsen claimed IL
occurred during the course OF friendly
wrestling match. Judge Abercrombie
thought differently, however. and taxed
him in the sum OF so.
In the police court yesterday the case
OF l.. Lpina vs.. pameco TalmaEo, was
heard From the testimony Il appears
that the two men became engaged In
nght over gause os cards. and that
they attempted to do one aECther bodily
injury with two chairs In the melee
one OF the men fell and struck the cor.
ncr OF the bar disiiguring his rounte-
nance. Il appeared. further. that hotn
were guilty OF Glsordorly conduct. rnd.
as they each deposited Sss bail ia lge
Nelson fined the men each In that sum.
The complaint against Camella was
made out against Dewitt Talmage. the
city attorney having understood him to
give that name. His real name was
found out during the trial The court I
room was crowded with the friends OF
the respective combatants. who insisted
upon holding trial OF their own in the
back OF the room. and for which they
were repSimanded by Judge Nelson,