The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-27


beaches viii soon be engaged in digging
nAN for gold.
Morris Amnonson Matt Mattune.
Is Matt Kelly Chas, Anderson, Grays
River; Phil. McDonough Hume's Sta
a. ton; Frank Bonehart, Seaside, were in
Vs. cIC' the city yesterday.
q. IN Good authority has 1t that Mr. Ham
" W. mond has secured personal control OF
laI 81 the railroad subsidy and that II is more
than probable lightning viii strike AS
rHrR toraa in the immediate future,
anrro.s Spring made an attempt to push
,osrs.ns winter overheard yesterday. but obser-
Yer Growers barometer came To the
rescue and It is probably Southwestern
q will give the frosty old man longer
lease Of life
nj Western Regular services as usual a, the Ran.
tist church to morrow Subject Of the
morning sermon. "Treatmeut OF the
As'orian" Word Of God" An old-time revival will
= m. be discussed In the evening This church
~. rsss.rs invites all to her services.
DAILY A. II is said on good authority that GER
many read tain dealers are buying and slaughter
ed In Asto- ing cattle In Astoria which are not ft
- I~''e ~' for food and 1t is suggested chat
meat Inspector might well be added TO
the list Of Astoria city officials,
managers Superintendent F. s Newell went to
- Portland last night to make arrange
is the only nen's '"r the EXTENSION OF the street
ich now re- car line to Smiths Point, 50 is was
,ur control reported. IL successful the A f c.
lGlographtc will nOf he In nm ifs
aNsoN, grounds.
ARK.
4 r.l. ca. AT a well represented meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Congrega-
M taonal church. yesterday afternoon. It
was unanimously agreed to make ex-
tensive preparations for a sale OF Eas-
80 N, ter novelties. to be held the Satur-
S'u"u Is day before Easter
There was very pleasant gather
ing OF the friends and neighbors OF Mr..
A"u ''o''i c. W. Carnahan at his residence on
Wednesday evening. the 24th inst
y" There were sixty-two present. Games.
dancing and refreshments were the or
der Of the evening
all the go
Few people in Oregon realize the
magnitude and importance OF the work
forTihcaiions at Fort Stevens. Every
thing is on large scale and Is fully
iete STOCK in keeping with the national greatness
The walls of the new fort are being
erected to stay
Opucian,
A gentleman who visited the new
'FNsherman's Protective Union can
neeos re- merry" yesterday says that the founda-
s. tions are now about ready for the su-
lay paint lumber are on the pround :, ,nst ,,srs
req will be no delay in pushing the work
for lack of material
past few
CROWDS There some OF the business men
Of the city who think that solicitors
'"hat IN OF foreign houses who go about selling
grippe OF clothing patent articles. books etc
are peddlers within the meaning Of the
ordinance. and should pay a license be-
stand al fore being permitted to compete with
low open city merchants who pay rent insur-
ance and taxes
can be \, Z, C.., ,,,
ell build c,,-,-. 60 '---e '.e'i'e D'u
Humanity Suffer" The evening service
will be conducted under the auspices :
ie to or ,,u - ~ -, -
Answered" A song service will be .
conducted in connection with the ques- a
.' o''S tlons and answers =
be con- s
There has just been received by the :,
o-- W., Astortan copy Of the new illustrated D
win be y ,@','iS H. heese'' n
Of Geo. Alters. formerly with Elmore
/, Sanborn & Co. The circular contains
-. a description Of New York's new equa-
=, rum. which has been constructed out
Of the old Castle Garden building
Congregational Church-Dr c. H. -
81 Bond ~ - VI ehe "'a'e Chi- tn
versity, will preach at II a. m. Topic T.
The Bible" Sunday school and En- ~
,...o deavor societies viii meet at the usual ar
GO hours. Preaching at 7:3O p. m. by the -,
80 e., pastor. Topic The Struggle TO Regain e.
Eden" last Of a series on early Bible r.,
narratives, illustrated in our lives So
-. jOurnng teachers are especially invited
Russia,
,ninq a In order to dspel any concern which
may exist in the minds of those de-
srous Of attending the inaugural ball
hat Mr. to be given at Foard & Stokes hall as de
released !" lie aahiI'Sioh ol improper charac- c.
in the lers' Ar' J. 1. Ross desires to announce Gi
tiers, Mr.. ]. G. Ross wishes TO announce Ioi
that he will personally be In charge m,
Belgian dt lHe uoor lhat evening" ana that none Fl
Fishers Out persons OF undoubted respectablity M
be the VIII DE admItteo'
Dc
Mrs. J. E. Higgins gave delightful Lar
-ty last party IN honor Of her charming daugh- w
al func- ler' 9lisS maggie al the FAMILY resi- a
tho had dence on the heights last evening. Over Br
sixty Invitations were issued, and one an
Of the largest and most select compa- =
IN ne,y nies Of young people assembled this
ck and Seas"h was present. MIS-. higgins was
at the assisted Dy Messrs. Frank Shields and
+ Charles r. Higgins, two Of Astoria's