The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-21

Stone ST, Louis, were registered Al
the Parker yesterday.
John Mcintosh, who is now visiting
In San Francisco, Is reported to b.
down with the measles in that city.
Don't pay ten and twelve dollars for
alr-tight stoves when YOU can get them
for half the money at tSl Bond street.
The sale OF seats for the Grau opera
Company. opens Wednesday morning
at . o'clock. November 20 at the New
York Novelty store,
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
ie news in the Astoria afternoon papers.
None of these papers receives one line
of outside news by telegraph.
Nils Nilsson, native Of Sweden. yes
teriay declared his intention OF be-
coming citizen OF the United States
in County Clerk Dunbars office
Ladies', YOU can save big money in
your dress goods, The Low Price Store
is selling at Wholesale prices, Goods
are selling fast. 4Sl Bond street.
llNnsN fArx~af that -
has the only perfect fitting wrappers,
the hsndsomest line OF jackets and
oapeS and is selling them at wholesale
prices, 4sl Bond street.
The Guild OF the Chapel Of Holy In
nocents' will hold their annual sale OF
fancy articles in the old school house
in Upper Astoria on Saturday, NoveRl-
Der alst afternoon and evening.
The Harvest Queen yesterday lighter
ed two hundred tons OF the cargo OF the
Penthesilea and pulled that ship OF
the sands opposite Smiths Point where
she was driven during the recent gale.
Dancing school at Fishers Hall, Prof.
Beggs, for boys and girls, will begin
today at . o'clock. Every child in the
city should attend the first lesson. An
evening class formed next week. Pa
rents and guardians invited today.
Detective Hudson, who has been on
he Portland police force for thirty.two
'ears. was in the city yesterday. He
'ays that in his opinion, as well as h
hat OF others in the business. the Bali C
ddnsping case at Kalama is a fake. 10
The meeting Of the East End I'm ;,
rovement Club. advertised to be held :.
4 Alderbrook today. has been postpon- q
d until two weeks from today. at !,
clock in the afternoon at which time q
usiness Of importance will be trans
cted.
Col. E. C. Hughes and Frank Cook
eturned from their hunting trip yes "
erday. They brought with them a =
ring OF seventeen ducks and ninety :
We snipe. the most Of them being Sc .
lred on Russian and Little Sea Is y
Lnds, Vi
California potatoes must be very q
heap where they are grown, as they e'
IN be shipped to Astoria freight,
rayage and commission charges paid. al
rofts made. and yet be sold here at nj
cents per sack. What is the mat 9
r with Clatsop potatoes? HI
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A large number Of prominent Repub- ci
cans left for Portland on the Tele- Il
hone, and others will leave on this Re
orning's boat to attend the banquet la
be given this evening in honor OF hi
ie Hon. Sol. Hirsch. chairman OF the a
epublican state committee. c
1t has been suggested by shipping G
an Of experience that a lightship a
lould be placed in the lower Columbia n
arbor, upon the same theory as those =,
DIV in use in the Clyde with light is
Zip inside the harbor and one outside ~
avigators would find Il an easy mat in
n to keep the CHANNEL in darkness as a,
ell as by daylight. r.
II was reported yesterday afternoon y,
lat the steamer Dalles City. running
n the Upper Columbia, had hard =,
me Of it yesterday in the heavy east O
ind. Captain Johnson. OF the Dalles
ity, stated that it was the worst gale
( wind that he had seen in long :,
me. The rocking Of the boat was so =,
reat that it broke all the water pitch
RS on board.
Yesterday noon in the presence of d
arge number of people, Joe Leathers .
aunched the new boat for Elmore's >
annery, which he has been building
uring the last month or two. She is
n improved twin screw steamer and
) expected to equal anything of her
lass on the river. She will be used in
he season as a cannery tender After
he launching the steamer was towed
Ip to scow bay, and was christened
he Ell Hurd.
The success of the character" con-