The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-03

D. Rodney, late principal NJ 81 liclrn's
Hall Portland. has been Nppointcd prin-
cipal foe the balance Of the school year
TO MI the vacancy caused by the death
ot her sister
Mr. A. Mcglcr. Of the Occidcnt Ho-
tel. leaves this morning on the steamer
Queen for Byron Springs, Cal, where
he will endcaVur 10 lose large quantity
OF rheumatism. which has bothered him
for many years past
Before Police Judge Nelson yesterday
appeared one Anderson Nho cndcavorcd
10 explain tho manner In which he be-
came intoxicated. After listening pa
tiently 10 his tale Of voc, Judge Nelson
gave him the minimum hne-A
Lieutenant Kulp assistant surgeon at
| tho Vancouver Barracks. has gone 10
| Fort Candy TO relieve Captain Stevenson.
who has been on duty In the place OF
Surgeon Brooke during the latter's III.
ness
Tho regular preaching service will he
/ observed at the Presbyterian church to-
DAY at II a. IN. The evening service, a,
| 5 O'Clock. will be conducted by the mem
bers OF the Presbyterian Y. T. 5. G, =.
a cordial invitation Is extended to all 70
attend these services.
4 new bicycle costume Is Of gray chow
lot. with ndiustiblr skirt. whi h appears
like an ordinary skirt when the person
Is not riding. The rtting bodice is orna-
mented with pearl buttons and the hal
loon sleeves have ltting lower parts, An
English riding hat completes the OUTFIT
The Misses Tuttle, who are visiting IN
Coos Bay. and who made the trip down
on the Arcata. In letter received yes
terday state that they ara having
pleasant visit. although there has been
considerable rain, and that Captain Cous-
ins, OF the Arcata, il one OF the finest
men on deck,
The fishermen from the Washington
| side OF the river came In yesterday In
their hshinc boats and brought with
them large quantities OF butter and eggs
for this market. md incidentally came
to attend the meeting OF the Union. They
are apparently losing no opportunity 10
turn an honest penny
Mrs. s. r Clayton has Just finished
her new ten room residence at Lion
the finest house on the beach, and Il Il
the lady's intention 10 use II FOR hotel
during the summer time. Mrs. Clayton
Is now In San Francisco and upon her
return will erect several cottages along
side the hotel.
subscription paper Is being circulated
for the purpose OF raising a fund with
which TO assist the Chris'offerson family.
who were burned out during the recent
fire in East Astoria. They lost every
thing they had and are nov entirely des-
titute and temporarily dependent upon
they community. Their neighbors say
that they are most deserving
Andrew Young John Bunke. and A.
". Lindholm, Young's River. D. Keefe.
Howell Lewis. and John Turpe. John
Days; Henry Llndquist. North Shore:
Thomas Johnson, Tim Kelley. Knappton:
D. Campbell. Theodore Christians. Gus.
Klibbe. waIluski; Peter Svenson. Ska
mokawa; A. p. Berg, Fort Stevens Fred
Olsen, Olney; and Carl Johnson the Lew
Is and Clarke mail carrier. were In the
city yesterday.
The members OF the Outing Club were
most Hospitality entertained last Friday
evening by Mrs. Bergman, assisted by
Miss Setta Smith. and Mrs. Christlanson.
Progressive euchrc was the feature OF
the evening Several handsome prizes
were won An excellent luncheon was
served, after which the spacious par
lors were cleared for dancing. with
vocal and Instrumental music Il most en-
joyable evening was spent.
At the annual meeting Of the Outing
| (finh haIH la MnN1aU "a nj
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Dr. W C. Logan, presl-
dent; Miss Edith p. Copeland. vice.
president: w a. Sherman. secretary:
and Geo. J. Smith, treasurer. The club
Is in u very hourishlng condition, and its
members are looking forward to the ap-
preaching tennis season. An additional
court is being put in, and the grounds
otherwise improved.
Sheriff Hare returned yesterday from
Clifton with Joseph Falanges who had
filed notice Of his intention to start n
lead mine In the carcass Of fisherman,
whom Falanges thought had cut his
boat adrlft and destroyed his net He
was up before Judge Abercrombe In the
Justices court in the afternoon and
waived examination, wheraupon he was
bound over in the sum OF $500 to await
tho action Of the grand jury. Falanges
produced bail In that sum, and is enjoy
ing his liberty.
: The committee IN charge Of the sub
scriytion to the fund for bIll'ng tho
road between Arch Cape and Nehalem
Is preparing to start work as soon ~
the rainy season Is over. rhe road will
run back from Arch Cape around to
Smuggler's cove, thence around the face
Of Mccartney mountain into Eehalem
City. The part Of the road around the
mountain win undoubtedly he one Of the
grandest scenic routes on this coast, as