The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-28


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Captain John Brown Ia on the sick list
Tho tug Relief WAS blown down yostcr.
day and win underso some minor repairs,
Go to the ParRor SUCCESSORS TO c, u,
Smith, for pure, sweet cream and fresh
creamery butter and buttcrmnk cvery
day,
Thomas Kcarney, who has been scri.
ously IN the past two weeks with hcm-
orrhaEr ot the lungs, WAS slightly I'm.
proved yesterday.
Final arrangements have been made
with Miss GLADYS Jones' the contrdto
singer OF Portland. for hcr appearance
In the "Rallad Concert" to be given s~clN
In tho matter ~ the usscSsmcm ot
county taNJ~ ON whiuh a meeting was
to have been hcld Yesterday hy thc
county court was postponed ull 10
O'Clock Saturday moruing,
Tho body ot pan Crowley who was
drowned rrom the steamer shaver about
two weeks ago, has hocn cound There
wcrr marks about the lcr, eye and tenn.
pie which showvi that no had rrcrlvcd
somc violent hlows
VIM Mcbride. Portland, Me; Thomas
W. Jenkins. Adds Gallagher Frank
King. julius Levy. Portland: Geo, \.
Roydcn y, V: Geo. T, Hicks Chicogo;
Phil Mctschan and wife Salem. arc res.
istcrd at the occidcnt.
Captain Halves and uatc. ~ the Escort
and Pilot Coplner, are In Portland at.
tending the trial W the cOs' " the
schooner Orion which cn,lldcd with the
Pcru in tow of the tug. al the mouth
e( the Columbia 4 short tins ago,
a. - ~''-
George Kaboth ceased hshing on hA'
selnlng grounds yesterday Hanthorn \
Qulnu's selntng ground above Qulnn's
landing is stu in operation, but owing
10 the presence 81 largo number Of
snaEs, hut nttle fish is being caught
Two girls, agNrd respectively II and 10
who rsSently escaped from the open
Door OF Portland have been found Ia
one ot the dives on the Bowcry. The
girls hay, been In the city FOR nearly a
week. They will bc held tin an ot''ccr
arrives from Portland.
Tuesday. Mr.. H. n. Borthwick. the
Goble contractor, arrived down from Ka-
lama with q hlrge load OF so tons Of
Roslyn ccal for the China steamer Rrae.
mar. which was discharged at the Fla
vel dock THIS will b. followed by an
other $40 tons In day or two,
In The circuit court yesterday the fol-
lowing business came up before Judge
Mcbride: 4. Lowengart ", NJ J. KIN
ney. demurrer overrulcd 10y consent and
allowed two days TO answer, Fred Mel
son. a natsve Of Sweden. Jacob Jackson.
a native OF Russia. ana Andrew J smith,
native OF Great Britain. were granted
full citizenship papers.
The first annual council ot the three
branches of the waman's Auxiliary 10
the board % missions Grace church.
Holy Inuoceuts and 81. Thomns-hy-thc-
Seal win ~ held In Grac, church Thurs
day October y. At 2;So p. m. \ short
service will ~ held with an address hT
the Rev. G. r. Van Waters Of Portland.
after which social meeting viii be-
held in the Sunday school room At which
refreshments will h. served. Everyone
interested IN missions is welcome.
Evangelist Lindsay has preached a IN"
Baptist church TO large and attentive
audiences each night this week. Quite
n deep interest Is being manifested. Last
night several stood on their feet thus
publicly expressing their appreciation OF
the love of God. This afternoon at )
p. m. there will be a meeting for prayer
and conference in the audience room Of
the church. Every Christian and every
one desiring TO become n Christian n
earnestly requested TO be present. To-
night beginning at 7;3O Mr.. Lindsay will
conduct evungellstic services. These may
be the laEt. therefore be sure 10 come.