The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-17
WARRENTON

WARRENTON
h Mr.. oppenheimer. OF the Crosby store
took his family to Seaside yesterday.
where he will leave them at MeGuire's
/; Hotel for the summer.
!. 1t is wise for the growing girl not TO
make herself up for young lady too
soon; she will have longer to be old
than she viii to be young.
!. a knack with plants Is possessed by
/ few, some women acting as regular
|. hoodoos to the most vigorous plants.
|; no matter what attention they pay to
! them.
I Reports from up-river yesterday az
; ternoon stated that more fish were be-
! ing caught in the vicinity OF Clifton
l than the canneries there could possibly
! handle.
Small boys last evening. with large
bombs, attempted little FUN by max
ing an effort TO scare the militia But
after firing two shots they gave up in
disgust.
Mr., r. l. Boyle left last evening for
ten days trip TO Idaho in the inter
ests of Astoria. While in that part OF
the country he viii look after his
agencies and establish new ones,
The opening at the Louvre Saturday
night promises to be one OF the most
largely attended ever given in the city.
Mr.. Erickson will spare no pains to /
make the event memorable one.
The small boy is enjoying his vaca- ,
ton. Yesterday morning quite num-
Der OF youngsters clad in natures gar /
ments were in swimming and rolling .
;; in the mud OF the netraoks at the .
occident cannery.
Chief Engineer Evans, of the steamer
Telephone. met with a sad bereave-
ment Monday. in the loss OF his six
year-old boy. who died from diphtherla.
The little fellow was favorite with
all who knew him.
The presence or the militia again
brought up many "reminiscences, among
those who have seen stirring events in
the past. And the man who could re-
fer to the greatest number always COM
manded an audience.
Mr.. E. S. Sweeney. Of Seattle. owner {
of the yacht Aggie has offered TO race ,
the Jessie for $1,000 to $4,000 Mr.. swee- ,
ney is a young man OF means and
thorough sportsman. The challenge /
comes through Captain johnson, Of {
Brown & Mccabe's ONCE. c
One Of Astoria's most esteemed citi- I
zens and county officers was treated 1
in shamefully disrespectful manner +
by crowd Of fishermen yesterday af- :
ternoon. The Union should not be held q
responsible for the acts Of all Of its r
members. but such occurrences as that ?
above mentioned, tend to prejudice t
many reasonable thinking people.
II leaked out yesterday evening that >,
one Of the managers Of the H. F.
Prael Company, teamsters. had been
arrested on complaint of E. L. Rector, q
OF the Astor House. for blockadlng the u
street in front Of the hotel Bonds
were fixed at so, and it was astertain- 8
ed later that the friends of the gentle ,,
man had no difficulty in raising the a
amount. =
The officers Of the Telephone yester- 4
day afternoon reported a large guam O.
tity Of salmon brought down from the ~
up-river canneries, which were deliver II
ed TO George & Barker and Hanthorn. a,
They said that Humes and Eureka e
had so many fish they were obliged to II
send some Of them here. The up-river u
canneries are running to their full ca I,
pacity n
Mr.. Eugene Samuel agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance Company. ar
rived down from Portland yesterday
morning and spent the day in this city. =
Mr.. Samuel has a host Of friends here
and was very busy all day renewing
acquaintances. He reports business in
his line as being excellent. He win III
leave Portland shortly with his wife l,
for Boise. Idaho, where he viii remain In
for several months. -
A man by the name of Nelson was
arrested yesterday afternoon on Astor :,
street by Captain Hallock, who expe-
rienced some difficulty in getting him
to the station. The man refused to
go along until Attorney Curtis went
with him, and then attempted several
times to strike Mr. Curtis and several
others. 1t is thought the man is either
crazy or that II Is case Of snakes
The Potter yesterday afternoon
through the kindness Of Agent Louns-
berry, carried a large number Of la
dies and gentlemen to nwaco on its
trip to bring the two artillery COM
panies from Fort Candy, who are re-
lieved by the company which came
rrI.