The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-27

Ilments. Terms to suit, Save
WARRENTONI
tiers. Misses Mary and Josie, left
Thursday evening for a four-weeks' !
trip to Victoria and Sound points,
The three new passenger coaches and /
baggage car for the Seashore railroad I
left the east yesterday, and are ex-
pected to arrive in week Of ten days |
time.
Mr., Kline and family, Of Portland. |
have gone TO Long Beach for the sum-
mer Mr., Kline thinks he may 80 into
business in Astoria when matters pick
up here,
Miss Mae Cole, Vancouver, Wn.; II.
H. Howe. san Francisco; Edward Berg.
Roslyn. wn., and Lucas White. Port
land. were guests at the Parker House
yesterday.
II. 8, MCGOWAN. Chinook; ]. $, Green.
F. A. CoNhead. Geo. A. Beavis, San
Francisco; NJ. Babler, nwaco; and c,
II. Calender. Knappton. were in the
city yesterday.
Auditor F. D. KuetnSr, wife and
daughter. went to Portland last even
ing on the Telephone. Mr.. X. took
with him a long tin can supposed TO
contain the railroad plans.
The cold wave which struck the city
yesterday, sent chill down the spinal
column Of many Astorians, A little
more heat, Mr. Grover would make
you a popular man Just now.
II is announced that the Gearhart
Park hotel viii open for business on
July 10th. Mr.. W. H. Barmore the
popular manager win be In charge
and ready to receive his numerous
friends
Tomorrow, Sunday, June 2Sth. at $50
p. m, Rev. c. Buechler. OF Portland.
Or. will hold religious services in the
German language in the Baptist church
on Exchange street. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mat Harrison and Tom Kinney. who
were arrested by officer Oberg Thurs
day night, were called in the police
court yesterday afternoon. Harrison
forfeited s. bail. and Kinney was COM
mitted to work out his fine
Late reports by wire indicate that !
the river at Riparia and Portland is
steadily falling. Old timers. however,
are still Of the opinion that warm |
weather will bring down the SHOWS Of |
the Cascade range in a hurry.
The run Of salmon both in the lower |
and upper river was very light yester- /
day. Mr.. ]. W. Cook, who came down |
from Clifton, said that II the river con-
tinued to fall. he expected there would |
be an Improvement next week.
1t Is reported in certain circles that
the steamer Signal is now open to new
engagements. and that tenders have
been made for her services in the Alas
ka trade with this port. This is GER
tainly a move in the right direction. I
Contractors Wakefield & Jacobsen
have one pile-driver at work at the foot
Of Tenth street, and will soon push |
through the Flavel wharf The old |
warehouse on the west side Of the /
wharf was moved yesterday out OF the
way.
At the Baptist Church-Subject OF
the morning sermon, Christ Teach
ing" OF the evening, Christ Doing"
These discourses will be illustrated by
twelve large pictures that can be seen
in every part Of the house. Come and
see and hear.
In the police court today will come up
for hearing the laundry cases. There
are those who think that instead Of fin
ing the home laundries, measures
should be taken to prevent outside in
dustries from competing with the
home laundries.
A visitor from Portland yesterday
said that Mr.. Eugene Samuels, the well
known Insurance man Of Astoria, was
married last week to Miss Lille
Thompson in Portland. He said that
Mr.. Samuels sent his best regards to
the boys in Astoria.
Now that the approach to the o. r.
and N. dock is being cut away by the
railroad men, gentleman in Mr..
Lounsberrys Office yesterday after
noon made the remark that the men
clerks would have hard time getting
10 and from their work
DR.. Rafferty,, Of the Portland water
commission, visited the water works Of
Astoria Thursday, and was much pleas
ed with the beauty and sOlidity Of the
high service reservoir. He remarked
that except as to size, the works were
equal TO those Of Portland.
The committee on meetings Of the
Young Peoples local union has arrang-
ed to hold a gospel meeting in the
scbool rooro in TTniontoVn Sunday af