The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-08

practical workman. at iS Ninth street.
Ask for sample OF Chase 4 saaborn's
famous teas, at Ross, Higgins & Co.'S.
CHILDREN's wooLEN MITrENs,
Is CENTS PER PAIR, AT DUNBAR's
You en- always find the best cream ry
butter and sweet. fresh cream at the
Parior.
p j. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor. lS7 Tenth st. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
Albert Larsen and Gus,af Juujd. ra-
tives Of Russia. were granted full citizen
papers yesterday before Judge Gray.
Mrs. Wheeler wishes TO meet the young
ladies interested In the drill, at the Rescue
Hall this afternoon Wednesday, at q
p. m.
Come to the Bon6onniere to buy your
candies and nuts, and get a cnance on a
s5 gTaphophone with every g cen; pur-
chase.
At the A. F. c. bowling alleys yss,er-
day Mrs. ingalls, was high lady with a
score OF 70, while NJ. NJ. Picken scored
81 for the gentlemen.
Mellowei by age Is Cyrus Noble Whis-
key. It Is never bottled until aged six
years in cask. It Is the only American
whiskey OF International reputation.
You have a number ot presents to make. !
and necessarily must limit the amount |
to be spent on each gift; therefore you !
must go to Shanahan Bros. the only |
store that sells cheap.
BE GOOD TO YOURSELF and good |
te your friends When you treat friend |
TO whiskey give him the best. HARPER
is the beverage for your friends !
and for you. Sold by Foard & Stokes
Co, Astoria. Oregon.
A. the residence OF the bride last even
ing. the Rev. J. Mccormack. united in |
Mr.. Charles f. Johnson and
Mrs Olava Wick. 4 large number Of /
yue-s;s were present az the ceremony. AZ
er a short wedding trip 10 Portland. Mr.
lnd Mrs. Johnson will at home in Astoria
o their many friends.
Last evening the home Of Mr. and Mrs
i. S. McGowan was the scene of pleas
mt party given to a number Of friends in
lonor Of Miss Zigler, who departs for her
,ome In Portland today. The time was
pleasantly spent in games and conversa-
ion. and refreshments were served at
ate hour.
The team Of football players which was
-eccntly organized by the young men OF
East Astoria is ready to play. and the
inc up IS as follows: John Ansteld. G.:
Fred Wright, r. e.. A. Miuard, l. 2: Fred
Gates !. t. L. D. Woods. r. t.; o. Nor
.on. |. e.; Lleneweber, r. e; Olaf Hansen.
]. b.; Frank Lieneweber, l. H.; W. p
Painter, r. H.; H. Heneweber, I. b.
Yesterday afternoon the boatswaIn on
the British steamship City Of Perth i'm
oibed too freely OF foaminS beer or some
other Intoxicating beverage and on going
aboard his ship started TO do UP some OF
his shipmates. He was 50 thoroughly in
earnest that the officers Of the ship found
It necessary to put him in irons until the
arrival Of Chief Hallock and Captain
Thompson who took him handcured 10
he city Jail.
A number Of casualties occurred during
the storm Of yesterday. The steamer IL
waco which left MONDAY for IIwaco did
not return until noon yesterday on ac-
count Of the rough weather. The Hercu.
les had her propeller broken at sklpanon
Llrsen's milk launch Brisk, from the
Lewis and Clark. had a narrow escape
from swamping yesterday morning. It is
reported that Sand Island mas been chang
I'd in shape by the flood
Mrs. Mary r. Walker, who died at For
sst Grove on Monday at the age Of 81
years. came from New York to Oregon
In 1923. She rode on horse back from Mis-
souri, across rhe plains IN company with
Mrs. Gushing Eeis. Of Wallhl Walla. and
Mrs. Mary \. Cray, mother Of County
Judge Gray Mrs. DR. Whitman and Mrs.
II. II spauldlng came in 1896 and these
we're the first American white women on
ne Pacific coast. Judge Gray would De
n attendance az the funeral bur had not
received word of the death in time.
The third heavy storm within fonr days
occurred yesterday. The telegraph lines
10 the government lookout starion AZ Cape
have been down for 80
lOurs. AT noon yesterday a heavy thun-
Ter and lightning storm, an unusual thing
n uhis climate, took place. It was accom-
panied by a severe downpour Of rain.
rhe flashes Of lightning were sharp, and
he thunder was loud. AT five O'Clock last |.
.vening a second thunder and lightning \
torn visited the city. accompanied by 4
IaH and a smart blow from the south
vest. People whose homes are in the
ast felt quite homesick. and thought OF
I'd times when such storms were Of daily
With the storm. augmented
y the high winds, one Of the highest
ides Of the season, flooded the cellars Of
uslness houses yesterday afternoon. The
entral telephone office was struck by
ghtning, and the operator on duty re-
eived a shock.