The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-07


Manager.
AROUND TOWN.
II thou dOst III, the Joy fades, not tn,
pains;
II well. the pain doth fade. the JOY re
mains. -George Herbert
Born-To the wife of Frank LlndstrOm
girl.
Roqustort cheese is made Of sheep
milk,
Mile RAye is the enticing name Of {
new fabric.
F. J. Calef. q travelling man OF Chi
cago. is in the city.
Miss Alice Foster. OF the metropolis
is visiting in the city.
R 1. Boyle has been appointed no.ar,
public by Governor Lord.
Mr.. Emil Schacht. the Portland archi
tect, arrived down yesterday morning.
Nels Peterson and Andrew Olsen. o.
Bandon. on the CoQuille river, are In
the city.
Messrs. J. Davis and r. Van Zandt
both Of San Francisco, were In Astoria
yesterday,
Albert Danielson and Miss Larsen. oi
Fort Stevens, paid a visit to the city
yesterday.
Largest and best line OF heating stove:
at hard times prices. NJ. c. Crosby, Sol
oppenheimer, Trustee.
Tickets to Cripple Creek. Colorado, are
on sale at the o. II. & n. office In this
city at Portland rates.
Mr. B. c. Freeman, OF the stan OF tn,
Portland Evening Telegram. visited hi.
Astoria friends yesterday.
Thomas G. Greene, a prominent attor
ney Of Portland, was in the city yester'
day. a guest al the Occident
Astoria yesterday experienced regular
April weather-rain, shine. rain. The
season seems to be forcing itself.
James Davidson returned from Califor-
mia yesterday on the steamer State. and
will start for Alaska in a few days.
Mr.. John F. McGovern, formerly OF this
city. but now a resident of San Francis
CO, arrived up on the State yesterday
morning.
The following Portlanders were in th'
city yesterday: Geo. F. Huesnsr, Henry
Lang, D. C. Freeman, G. Jackson, anC
]. ". Brown.
Messrs. B. and T. souIe, Of South Bend,
arrived from San Francisco on the
State yesterday, and will leave this
morning for home
Evening service at st. Thomas blythe
sea, Skipanon. next Monday evening
March 81 at 7:3o o'clock, the Rev. VIM
Seymour Short officiating.
A coat OF black, to be worn over a cloth
gown, Is finished at the waist line with
ldl Sc AuFldl bullOtls. ne sictNtS are NtEl
large, with a deep lace rufie.
A lot OF Irish twine was yesterday re
ceived by Foard 4 Stokes direct from
Lisbon, Ireland, and was hardly in the
store before the most Of II had been sold
Yesterday was a better day amongst the
merchants than for several days past
d. EsrfA
which to some people is an unlucky day
Remember that the subscription pric'
Of the Astorian from March lst is only
ten cents per week delivered, and collec.
tions will be made on Saturday Of each
week.
II. p Albert, DR.. Rosenburg, and II
L. Nsttersted, Of Gray's River, Joseph
Thompson and Harry jackson, Of North
shore. were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Martin Foard returned last night from
Ilwaco where he has been experimenting
the wrecking Of the Point Iona, anC
stated that he was well satisfied with
his purchase.
Messrs. John Berg. and H. N. Lane, oi
Roslyn, Wn., were In Astoria yesterday
and guests at the Parker. The gentle
men are looking over the city. with {
view to locating here.
Joseph Craig. who is furnishing the
logs for shipment to Oregon City, anC
who now has a large raft OF them In
Youns's Bay. expects an inspector herr
today TO scale the logs.
The Upper Astoria Social Club held It's
regular weekly meeting last night Some
important business was transacted In the
early part Of the evening. after which
a very interesting literary and musical
program was rendered. A laughable farce