The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-30

for tire green apple a by havin.
Dewitt's Cholic and Cholera Cure II
the house. Chas, Rogers, Druggist
There will be a meeting Of thhe Won
ans Auxiliary Of Grace Church in III,
parlor ot the Hotel Tighe, this after
noon "wednesday at $50 o'clock, I,
which all Interested in missionary worl
are invited,
The quality Of the fish being caugh
this fall season, Is something eNtraor
binary, and cannerymen are congratu
lating themselves upon the fine grad,
OF fall goods which they have been en-.
abled to put up,
Mrs. II. T, Crosby that sht
is forming a class in reading music a
sight and solteggio practice, and in
vites those who desire to take advan
tage OF this opportunity. Address As
Commercial street
The Y. W. c. T. L. will have d
today wednesday, ut AIS p. m
All young ladies interested in this work
are very cordially invited to attend this
meeting 20 be held in Rescue Hall, BY
order OF the president.
Today the to the oregon
Trading Co, inaugurate a $500 auction
sale Of dry goods, clothing. shoes, etc,
They have a large stock OF desirable
goods which will be sacrificed in order
to convert them into cash.
Young Warren Lester and Captain
Thompson. of the Chelmsford, have be-
come fast friends, The captain divides
his cookies and apples with the little
because he looks like his own
boy in far-away England,
The poles for sixty miles Of telegraph
line. are being landed at Warrenton by
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. That place is to be made the
base of supplies for the entire line from
the lower Nehalem to GobIe,
Mr.. H. II. ingalls,. Of Foard & Stokes.
has been urged by his friends TO make
another attempt t o find an elk in the
mountains. Mr., ingalls, is of
The opinion. however, that he has had
enough Of tramping for this season.
A. S. Watt, E. A. Seeley. Geo. W.
Freeman, George J. Jackson, c. F.
)verbaugh, Portland, c, R. Smead, st.
louis; S. Butts, Ilwaco; F. A. Wean-
Ter. South Bend, Wash, and H. E. Ma
on. Omaha, Neb.. were guests of the
)ccident yesterday,
Miss Halstead, Los Angeles, CAL who
las been visiting the Misses Tallant,
,eturned to her home via Portland yes
erday morning. a gathering Of young
Monday night was held at Mr..
rallant's ,handsome residence in honor
# the departing visitor.
Two large cement mixers arrived
Town from Portland yesterday via the
}. R. and n. and have been transferred
o Fort Stevens where they will be
ised in the manufacture Of the con-
for the breastworks and other
under way by the govern
nent.
There is a great deal Of interest be-
ng manifested in the coming meeting
IN Saturday afternoon Of property own
rs and promoters in the east end Of
own. 1t is thought that definite plans
will be adopted for carrying out the va
-ious projects on foot in UppertOwn and
Alderbrook.
Miss Martha L. Gilbert, besides ac-
a few more pupils desiring pri-
rate lessons in French, will form a
lass for instruction in that language.
Those who wish to join the class are
to meet Miss Gilbert on any
lay this week, at her residence, 1873
Third street
The continued good weather has made
I particularly favorable for architects
Ind builders. A number Of new resi-
fences and business houses are under
way in various parts Of the city. 1t is
expected that next the Shanahan block
will be ready for occupancy, and n or
.wo Of the new houses on the hill are
.eady for the owners to take possession
If them.
There has been considerable comment
n different quarters of the city con-
the refusal Of several churches
o conduct the services at the funeral
the late Alice McElroy. The Saliva
ion Army people, as soon as ddVLseu
the situation, stepped in and held
he services. There are many who have
thought and have 50 expressed them
selves publicly, that it probably would
have injured any one Of the
,hurches to have held a service over
he remains Of the unfortunate woman,
.ven though she was a sinner above
many.
The indications are that the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company and its
steamship lines, are looking for better
connections with Astoria. While it is
lenied that the Hupeh, which left lsre
Monday, would ever make another trip
1r was the forerunner Of an established