The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-10

Mrs. Richards, the wife OF Engineer |
Rickaris. OF the ManEanita, who has |
been In the hospital under the care OF
Dr. Fulton for several days, Is Improving, |
The last entertainment OF the school |
year will he given this afternoon by Mrs
BuSey's room In the Court street school
An interesting program has been prcpar'
ed
Mr.. James Thompson and Henry l.urd-
burg. OF North SHORE, Ed, Lorenzo, War
ren, and Charles Mehn, OF Winners
Landing, were In the city yesterday pur'
chasing supplies,
Mr.. II. f. l. Logan. OF Seaside, spent
Yesterday In the city, He stated that
the machinery for his saw mill would
be down today, and that he expected to
have the mill in operation in about two
weeks.
"pelightfal." says the lawyer; ere
freshing." says the doctor. as they are
chatting at THE National" enjoying
glass OF the finest matt beverage brewed
on the coast.
J. NJ. Turney. who was up from Sea-
side Yesterday TO meet the visitors from
Portland returned on the evening train
and said that while he was rushing the
season little bit. his visit was an en-
joyable one.
Coroner Pohi yesterday afternoon re-
ceived word from Clifton that another
fioater had bene discovered near that
point. and left on the steamer Electric
with sheriff Hare az I O'Clock to bring
the body to Astoria
The engineers were busily engaced yes
terday In Tightening up the locks which
hold the bridge secure while the draw Is
closed. The engine has been put in posi-
ton. and the entire machinery Of the
bridge is about ready for use.
For the next ten days we viii have
special sale OF velvet, silk. and cloth
wraps at wholesale prices. the handsom-
est and best fitting shirt waists. and
large line OF duck suits and wrappers II
way down prices /. Cohen, Low Price
Store, isl Bond street. Cor. nth.
The FIRE noticed last evening across the
river Mnltu ~ kNE AfllN REA NfANAANN -
those who were acquainted with that
shore TO have been the North shore can
merry. proved yesterday 70 nave beon
Cooks fishing station, which was entirely
destroyed. entailIng a loss OF about fieOoO.
Mr. N. J. Kinney mas received word
from tie Worlds Food Congress, held In
London. that his exhibit OF canned salm-
II - kEs-haaF tta class
with special Recommendation for Its eN-
celient condition and purity. This Is the
highest praise that such product can
receive.
II was rumored yesterday on the street
that Mr.. John Enberg will be appointed
foreman OF the scandinavian cannery, In
place Of Mr.. Norberg. deceased, and IL
was thought probable that after the fu-
neral of Mr. Norberg the fishermen at
the Scandinavian cannery will go TO
work. accepting the offer made day before
yesterday.
Mr.. Wm. Honeyman, D. Wilkle. and h.
T. johnson, OF Portland, and II. Glenn
OF The Dalles who are proposing 70 De
4 come the bondsmen for Contractor Woie'
I on the balance OF the line OF railroad 10
/ Coble. were in the city yesterday and
/ have taken a trip over the line 10 inyes-
/ tigate matters. II Is thought decision
/ will be reached in a few days time,
Sheriff Hare yesterday returned TO th'
! city for a few hours and stated TO an
Astorian reporter that everything up th'
| river was uuiet and peaceable. He visited
the fishing settlements all along The rive
and offered each man protection II HI
/ wanted to fish, but found none eNcep
those at Clifton who cared to accept NJ
offer. He said the men told him that
was not the present danger they wer
afraid OF, but that II they should go ou
fishing now and the strike was settle
this season, they would have to leave tn
river. Next year they would be spottc
men, and II is future protection that the
were looking for and not protection a
the present moment.
Coroner Pohl returned about midnlgh
from Clifton with the body OF the ma
found in the river at that point yesteT
day. Mr. Pohl says that It is undoubi
edly the body OF Sam MeilaEdt, one Q
the four parties missing from that par
of the river last week, among them be
ing the Gunion woman whose body wa
found a week ago Sunday on the beac
at Astoria. The coroner Is Of the oplr
ion that the body buried yesterday an
which was thought by several to hav
been that Of Sam Meilandt, must hav
been the remains Of Gunlon, the brothe
, of the woman Further investigation {
the matter will be had today. Severt
wounds appear on the head Of the bod
brought down last night, APPARENT
: made by a sharp instrument
"Just think OF the wonderful thing
/ science teaches you" said teacher II
I other day; u vegetable diet goes straigi
to the development Of certain moral an
physical qualities. The flesh eater, v
? are told, is apt to be not merely bold, bl
I cruel, and If the world would stop eatir
e COWS and mules and horses It would b
come domesticated in time. and the mi
lenium would seriously think OF comir
this way for a visit Let me think no
;, the theory runs. All! you must choo
4 first the kind OF character you wou
like TO possess and then choose the ye
etable which produces II. You see, u
rule is a very simple one, the only III
? ficulty being in its reduction to practic
= Carrots will give you mild temper; PEI
canned or otherwise ] suppose-mal
you Joyous and jubllant; turnips are d
u pressing, and are, therefore, to be avoi
- ed but II you would be plump, red bee
will do the business. / might enumera
other qualities which are the result
other vegetables, but / am bit exhauf
= ed. Well, in very truth, we do eat I
"a much meat. Try the beets and lettut
= and If you live through 1t let me knc
what happens"
x A sad accident happened Monday NOR
J. ing by which August Norberg, fol-
l. man Of the scandinavian cannery a.
Charles Osyik, lost their lives by droW
ing. 1t seems that Mr. Norberg was Q
J. slsting Osvik TO moor his boat she
ie distance east Of the cannery. 70 bri
o him back after he had moored his bot
Norberg took very small skin from