The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-24

WARRENTON
One OF the first kites OF the season
was seen high In the air yesterday after
noon. Il was one OF the singing kind
and its music could be distinctly heard
II you wish success In life. make per-
severcnco your bosom friend, experience
your wise counselor, caution your older
brother and hope your guardian genius,
Addison
The warm weather yesterday made Il
necessary for business houses to throw
their doors wide open. IL Is thought Mr
Grover has condoScended TO order sum
mer to set in,
When man puts on a severe express
sion OF face. draws his mouth down at
the corners and declares that he Is out
OF politics, II means that he thinks he
has a SURE thing on that office
A newspaper has jus, been started IN
London. which Is. printed on q postal
N1A&s AAN AAEA hNAANNA AsAs ANNA mus
trations, a comic tragedy, a FEW jokes
and puzzles. and some advertisements.
IL Is understood that the majority OF
those owning buildings along the water
front through which tho railroad will
pass. viii this week commence tearing
them down to make room for the trcstle.
A number OF parties, both here and In
Portland. who own cottages at the beach.
are having them repaired for summer
I occupancy. Several new cottages will be
built on the south beach before the sea-
son opens,
VIM Beasley was yesterday arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal Stuart
for aiding and ibetting the landing OF
Chinese AZ this port contrary to law. 1t
is expected that another arrest will be
made today.
| Norwegian and Danish NJ. Z. Chaurch
I Upper Astoria, services at II a. m. ana
/ 7:t5 p, m, Subject In the morning Bees
| kuelsen AZ Herrens Herlighed (the Eject
| OF Beholding the Glory OF the LortN" In
/ the evening. ''Predikestolens Hvern d"
{ CThe Province OF the Pulpit
| n. Z. Church-Services at II a. m. and
| S p. m. Subject for the evening service,
/ THE Great Conspiracy" which viii be
the annual sermon before the G. A. r.
{ Of Astoria The church will be appro-
| priately decorated with military emblem
! etc. Morning class meets at 10 a. m.
! Mr. Eugene Samuel, who has been In
Astoria as resident agent of the EQuiia-
q BILE Life Insurance Co. for several months
left last night for his home in Portland
( From Portland he will go to Sacramento,
. Cal, where he will be married to one OF
the most popular young ladies OF that
'city-Miss Violet Spencer.
At the Baptist Church-The morning
sermon will discuss the Importance OF
Little Things" In the evening the reg
ular monthly temperance meeting will
take place at this church. What to do
/ with the Saloon" viii be the question
discussed. All other services as usual
/ Come.
I Inquiry at the Fisherman's Union head
quarters yesterday revealed the fact that
there has been no change in the fishing
situation. A meeting Of the union will be
held on June s. There were many rumors
on the street that fishing would COM
mence Monday. but there seems 10 be no
foundation for them.
The trim little launch Claude b. Ham
thorn is being fitted with electric steer
( ing gear and electric lights. Storage bat
teries will be used. a small dynamo being
employed with which to MI the batteries
Mr. Hanthorn thinks when he gets these
improvements completed he will have the
finest launch on the river.
Services at the Presbyterian church to-
day will be conducted at II a. m. and
s p. m. by the Rev. s. A. Noon, OF Cam
bridge, Mass. Bible class at 10 a. m
under Mr.. c. A. Hansen. Sabbath school
| at close Of the morning service. and
/ meeting Of the Junior and Senior Y F.
8. c. L. at the usual hours.
Hans Rasmussen, Grangers' Hail.
Theodore Christians, Walluski: Gus
Campbell. Warrenton; Mr.. Baumgartner
and J. c. Adams. Clatsop; A. p. Berg
and Fred johnson. Fort Stevens: Chris.
Nelson, Bear Greek; David Peterson,
Martin Johnson, and George Lewis, may
or. Of Frankfort, were in the city yes
terday.
Captain F. s. Bosworth OF Portland,
I registered at the Ocident yesterday The
| captain made a trip to Skamokawa in
the morning to inpsect the ship Big Bo-
nanza, loading with lumber at that point.
The Albion which Is also loading there,
will finish today. He says that politics
are hot In Portland, and lively times are
anticipated next week
] The best political speech heard in
long while was delivered by an asplrant
from the backWoods. He said: Fellow
citizens, II / only had the ideas / ought
to have on this subject, and the words
to express those ideas, | think / could
relieve my feelings" The speech ought
to be pinned in the hat OF the average
politician. Plagiarism in such a case
would be pardonable.
I snodgrass, the photographer, has a
number OF photographs for sale OF the
! Odd Fellows which were taken at the
corner OF Tenth and Commercial streets.
Just after lodge adjourned at 12:3O Thurs
day the members several hundred In
number, grouped themselves on the street
and the picture was taken. At in the
evening the photographs were mounted
and ready for delivery.
On June 9TH grand concert Will be
given In this city Miss Annette Bruce,
/ formerly a pupil Of Herr Swenser, the
famous Llepsic pianist, the Rev. Mr..
I Moore. Of Boston. a lyric tenor Of great
sympathetic quality Of voice, Mrs. =. j.
Cotton. the well known Astoria musician
and leader Of the Congregational church
/ choir, and other Of the best local talent
will assist. A rare musical treat Is in
store for those who attend
/ It is said that Mr.. W. Maurice Kelley
will act as pilot to a party who are 60
ing to Nehalem City next Saturday TO
I look over land proposition. IL will be
/ remembered that about this time last
year, while acting I'm a like capacity for
- o-ou,ggon rartu Mr LaIIo.r Loot