The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-19

pclnts m. but as all signs fail IN wet
weather Il h probable that the clerk OF
the weather viii pay little attention to
the moon
II everyone acted religion as well as
to talk It. the armir Of the world nisht
be disbandcd. for there would be no more
war. not even u rumor OF war
Daniel O'Neil MAS finally tried In the
justice court yesterday. Tie pleaded guh'
Nv to "A charge OF petty Larceny. and was
lined In the sum OF - which he paid
The ladies OF Grace Church Guild Will
give their entertainment In tho basement
of the church Wednesday evening Jan
gend. lS6 Admission. IS centA Refresh
ments, 10 cents.
The Fairies Escapalr. m operctta to
be- given for the benefit OF the Rescue
club on or about February -, promises
TO be very successful. The rvhcnrrhlH
are progressing f%ayornhly.
Business men. II you want TO TX up
your office for the coming year. With the
best OF letter heads, bill heads, state
ments, etc, call At the Astorian Job office
where you Will Inc the best OF stock
and material.
A number Of exceptionally large carrots
we're In exhibition at Ross. Higgins 4
Co.'S store yesterday They were raised
by William TAgg. Of Clatsop Plains. ana
ARE the finest speclmcn Of carrots ever
seen In Clatsop county.
Very few people have the time or mon
cy 10 visit the Holy Land, but none 30
poor that cannot visit the study OF W
+. S~nodgrass where II great many inter-
esting photographs Of ;he Holy Land and
Jerusalem can be- seer.
The Apollo club will give q grand con-
cert February Ith. The society has many
Of Astoria's fine singers among It's mem
hers. and under the leadership OF Madame
Finck Will doubtless AFFORD those who
attend "A great musical treat.
The pipe line connecting the old reHer-
voir with Bear Creek has been broken
again. The water commissioners have
decided not to repair the line. but to run
another two-lnch pipe over CoNcomb hill
and get the supply entirely from the new
pipe line.
Go to Gilmore. sanborn's office and see
their new and handsome Irvine testing
machine. Take along some Of the twlnes
"as good az Marshall's." In you pocket,
and test them. Then see how much more
Marshall's will stand lts money In your
pocket and fish in your net to find out.
4. ~ IE 800. aIa IFm.
Ellsler Company, was In the city yest"r-
day and made arrangements for The APP
pcarance OF his company In this city.
This troupe has Of late been playing In
Tacoma and Seattle, and the papers OF
those cities speak very highly OF the per-
formances. Mr.. darcy returned on the
Telephone last evening.
Yesterday a deed was filed In the re-
corder's office In which II. NJ. Crimes ct
al transferred to J. l.. Carlson, OF this
city. Lot 8, Block 2, Ocean Grove. Tho
deed also grants unto Mr.. Carlson the
privilege Of bathing In the Pacific ocean,
and Of digging clams on the sea beach.
Although 1t Is not specified. It Is suppos-
ed the gentleman has the privilege OF
breathing.
Herman Wise offers to donate two and
one-half per cent OF his entire ash sales
during the next 30 days toward n Park
Fund, and In order to make the sales
as large as possible. he also offers TO
continue his special reduction prinos dur
Ing that period; now II all business
houses will do like wise. n respectable
amount may thus be raised without n
tax to small property holders.
The storm Of Thursday night Is re-
ported to have been the worst one yet
experienced at the railroad camps and
considerable damage was done. The
bulkhead on the grade nj Reeds. Just this
side OF John Days, was washed out, and
Mr.. Reed. who came down during the
storm to see what. II anything. could be
done to save II, is said to have been
blown half way across The bay.
Most 'so-called Salmon twines" are col
ored with acids. The acids rot the fibre
and render the material u%geloss. In the