The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-09


on the Potter sor Portland 30 attend ,he
convention oi the Order OF the Eastvrn
star
Ice cram by tho bushel at c. II,
Private pOrlors Tor ladies', ~ Commercial
street.
Reports trom up-rtNcr indicate a llSht
catch OF salmon, and the traps We're nst
lifted yesterday owing TO the rough
weather
A % foot lot With good business house
on Commercial street rcntiGg for So per
month, Tor S9N0 on easy terms r. l.
Boyle 4 Co.
Captain n, Is Parker, who has been
suffering from rheumatism Tor some time
past. has gone TO the springs at ras' dol
R0bics, Cal
Mr f. II. Spaddonr. the weji known
rubber goods merchant 90 portland, was
In the city yesterday and returned on the
Potter last night
ASK tho time OF a group OF men, if you
VISA TO wake UP the most absorbing dis
cussion rcgariinS the individual merits
OF chrOuome;ers."
MALI iulce from the National brewing
Company, san Francisco. requires no hr0-
mo selt4er m the morulng. Il is healths
rul and nourIshing.
A large number OF travelling men IN
terviewed the merchants yesterday, but
II is not recorded whether they sold 4
ton OF goods or not.
Mr. J. O. Hanthorn yesterday after
noon received on the steamer Potter
thoroughbred Jersey cow, evidently from
now on he will take milk In hts,
Dr. Jay Tuttle went 10 Portland ysster-
day morning on The Gatzcrt 90 attend the
various conventions OF ths order % Ma
sons now In session In thar city.
Mr.. and Mrs D. X. Warren returned
yesterday after very pleasant two
weeks visit az the home Of Mir, and Mrs.
a. b. Hammond, Mtssoula, Mont
Miss Mary whldby. and Rev. Mr. wal
ter left for Portland last evening 20 at
tend the annual meeting Of the state
Sunday school Association, 10 which they
are delegates.
Delightful" says the lawyer "re-
; freshing." says the doctor. as they are
chatting at The National" enjoying a
glass OF the finest malt beverage brewcd
( on the coast.
In a patch OF five acres In Burnett
county. Tex, are 20 be found nickel. gold.
/ silver lead. tin and large number OF
/ rare metals, such as cerium. lantharum,
7 erblum, thorium and uranium
Wednesday afternoon from TO O'Clock
I the Ladies' Guild OF Grace church Will
serve afternoon tea In their usual lnimit-
able manner. 10 which all their friends
are invited. at the residence Of Rev. W.
S. Short.
Mr.. E. c. Holden, secretary OF the
I Chamber OF Commerce, went 10 Portland
Saturday night on the Potter to attend
the assembly OF the Royal Arch Chapter
and the Grand Lodge OF the \. T. and \.
NJ. OF Oregon.
P.F DuFlon. general agent in Portland
for the opposition steamship company.
spent Sunday In the city, ana completed
several arrangements for increasing the
business OF his line between Astoria ana
San Francisco.
/ Contractor Goerig Is making rapid prog
ress with his work on the railroad east
of the Young's Bay bridge. Ne has
large gang Of men driving piles near the
can factory. and already has one hundred
piles in place.
Contractor Jacobsen looked happy yes
terday and reported that his big pile
driver would be In readiness for work by
Wednesday, when he expects 10 put
gang Of fifty men az work on the railroad
line east Of Seventh street
Sunday morning thirty men from the
ranks Of the fishermen took passage on
the State for San Francisco. The steam-
er's passenger list was well nlled when
she arrived in Astoria, but the officers
managed 70 make room for the new
comers.
Messrs. L. 3. seeey, 8. II. Brown, Jr.,
and j. NJ. Turney, directors Of the FlNycl
Hotel Company, win arrive from Port
land this morning, and will Investigate
as to whether or not Contractors Buyles
K Palmberg properly laid the corner
stone Of that edihce.
Although II Is now almost the middle Of
June. Observer Grover SIN Insists upon
giving Astoria winter weather. n may
be a case Of choice with him between cy-
clones and rain. but those who arc best
posted are of the opinion that he IS try
ing 70 make an exceptional record.
For the next ten days We VIII have o.
special sale Of velvet, silk, and cloth
wraps at wholesale prices, the hands1m-
est and best fitting shirt waists, and
large line Of duck suits and wrappers at
way down prices. T. Cohen, Low Price
Store, l9l Bond street Cor. nth.
Captain Curtis. OF the Tule T. star
buck, now IN port has with him as
guests bis wife and daughter, and Mr..
White, OF New York, who made th" trip
10 tho Columbia river for hls health, ana
who VIII stay with the vessel for the
round trip to ,hc Hawalian Islands.
Mr.. =. VI. Adams. The genial travelling
freight agent Of the o. r. and N. CO.,
was Joined yesterday by Mr.. 9. r. over
baUgh, his brother In arms Neither
Knew OF lue HA'IEiDONlF pi li't p.Il'Iy
and both concluding that there was no
business in Astoria, left on the evening
boat for headquarters.
Mr.. Gus Norberg, foreman Of the Scan
/ dinavian Packing Co., yesterday after
+ noon towards dusk, went mp the river in
a small skif on business. Up to a late
hour last night ne had not been heard
from, while early ln the evening pair
Z Of oars said TO belong 10 his boat were
! found floating In the river
! The concensus Of opinion on the-streets
/ yesterday. was largely IN favor Of the
county court Offering reward Of 5000
for the arrest and conviction Of the per-