The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-22

who died Thursday, took place yester
day. interment being in Greenwoo,
Cemetery.
II is said that the constitution OF Nor
way is almost an exact copy OF that o
the United States, There is a copy o
that document In the original languag
in this city.
L, W. Wright, Young's River, c, II
withers, Lewis and Clarke; A. Tagr
Clatsop City, and f. A. Daugherty
North Shore, called on their Astorii
friends yesterday.
Captain George Pope, r. b, May, II
]. Linden, Portland, F. ]. Calef. Chica
go; ]. Babler. San Francisco; c. II
Calender Knappton, were guests at tn
occident yesterday,
Don't forget that the Low Price Stor,
has the only perfect fitting wrappers
the handsomest line OF Jackets an'
capes. and is selling them at wholesal,
prices, AL Bond street
Mr.. f. c, Holden left for Portland
last night on the Telephone and viii
spend Thanksgiving Day with his
Mrs, w. ]. Strong and Miss
Frankie, at McNIinnvine,
This mornings theme at the NJ. f
Church viii be Reasons for Thanks
giving" Evening, IAN EvangelistiC
Service" will be held. Special music
has been prepared for the day.
The Young Ladies' Sewing Society OF
the Swedish Lutheran Church. will
hold an auction OF fancy articles at the
church in Uppertown. on Thanksgiv-
ing evening at 7;So to which all are IN
vited.
Sam Maddox returned yesterday
from Portland hnd took the evening
train for Seaside. He reports business
as improving in the metropolis, and
says that another year will see business
at Seaside.
Andrew Young. Young's River, o.
Nelson, Oneida; Peter Wage. r. NJ.
CASTOR. Wallace Konkel. Nehalem: Erik
VIM. Anderson. Deep River;
John Christians, John Bunke, walluski
were in the city yesterday,
Captain George Pope, Lloyd's survey
Or. was in the city yesterday. and sur
veyed the Penthesilea after her expe-
renee in being showed on the sands by
The gale. He passed the ship as Being
N perfect condition for her voyage,
The building Of the proposed seawall
would be an effective way to prevent
iamage to the underpinning OF build
ngs until the space now on piles can be
illed in with earth. II for no other
-eason than the protection Of city prop
.rty a seawall ought to be constructed.
The Ladies' Guild of Grace Church
leared S126 from the concert Thursday
light. The showing is a most creditable
,ne and the management deserves
much commendation for their success.
rhe rehearsals and entertainment went
n without a hitch, rare thing in
vents Of this kind.
r. B. May. the we'll known travelling
nan Of Portland, who was in the city
stated that he had just re-
urned from Eastern Oregon. where
usiness is rapidly improving. Heavy
heat shipments are being made, and
ne firm alone at The Dalles shipped
600. 900 pounds Of wool to Boston.
The officers OF the Society Minerva
tate that that organization was never
a more prosperous condition than It
at present. There is money in the
and a fine library in the
,oms. Everybody is energetic in push
lg forward the interests Of the society.
he society is not political, but many
{ its members have a kindly feeling
,r Mckinley.
Mr.. F. A. Davidson, an old-time AS
,rian, and who this season had charge
( Goodall. Perkins & Co.'S cannery at
Iunter's Bay, Alaska, is in the city
isiting friends. He has just return
4 from his post Of duty. and states
nat the Alaska cannery did well this
eason. His cannery packed 10000 cases.
lr. Davidson will go to San Francisco
n the next steamer.
1t was reported yesterday afternoon
hat seven or eight large white owls
ad been seen on Clatsop Plains. The
predict from this a cold
inter One Of the birds, a very hand
ONE one, was caught alive and sent
YER to the city where it was placed on
at the Occident Hotel. Sew
raj others were killed and will be
tuffed. The specimens are very fine
mes.