The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-10-06

the leg Tuesday evening by falling. This
injury was attended TO by pr, Estes.
Elmore. sanbon 4 CO. yesterday rc'
ccived carload Of anthracite coal for us'
IN their ONCE, The coal IS worth N2
ton.
Don't take the time 10 80 home when
you can enjoy a nne merchants lunch al
Bartley's National. Beer or coree served
with lunch.
Al the A. +. c. alleys yesterday Mrs
Normle made the best score, 'a Tor the
women. while c, II. Cooper was high tc'
the men. @
For sale 100 tons " Rosyln coal; the
I finest house and steam coal ever brought
TO Astoria. Elmore. sanborn Gu. relt-
phone Main ST.
Mrs c. U. Newman, nrst class dress
maker. would Ike to sew IN families. sh'
can be found at 10 Twelfth street OF
addressed at warren,on.
Miss Nellie Gray. Miss Jennie Han, and
John and Edward Hall, of canyon C1V
oregon. were IN the city yesterday on
short visit to Miss Letta Lewis,
A double suite Of rooms for three or
tour gentlemen or married couple, with
or without board; also ligh, and pleasant
single rooms In The Rueker House
Congressman ". c. Jones, OF Washing
ton state. passed through the city yesier-
day en- route to IlwacO. where he ad'
dressed political meeting last night.
Mr.. Pague predicted fair weather for
yesterday, and the sun shone glorionsiy.
Paiyue has great influence with the ele-
ments and knows just how 10 exercise IT,
W. F. snodgrass. Asiorias leading pho
,ographer. has purchased the Crow gal
lery and will HEREAFTER Dc found located
In the rooms formerly known as the crow
gallery.
W. r. Birt. who was iE the employ Of
the Western Union in this city for more
than a year. is a passenger on the stcam-
er this morning. from Portland on his way
20 Los Angeles.
The city board OF equalization has COM
pleied the work of eQuahEing the assess
ments for the improvement Of Grand ave-
nue.. Twenty-nlnth and Thirty-drst streets
In East Astoria.
The British ship Cambrian Hills, which
has been laying IA the harbOr the past
six weeks. having come here unchartered,
was chartered yesterday. and will De
towed up to Portland today,
The Claisop MIL Company has been
awarded the contract FOR furnishing the
lumber for the warehouse OF the Astoria
& Columbia River railroad. Work on the
new building is already well under way
The case OF George and William Holmes
on a charge OF assault with intent to kill
Frank Reiner was on trial yesterday In
the circuit court before jury. A number
o. witnesses are to De examined and the
case was continued until this morning.
The regular meeting OF the board Of
directors OF the Astoria Football club Will
be held tonight. About dozen new mem
bers will be admitted. The membership
OF this organization is steadily increasing.
AT the meeting OF the common council
tonight Fisher Bros. will ask permission
10 Improve the west half Of Twelfth street
a distance Of 100 feet south Of the corner
OF Bond. The cost Of the Improvement
will be borne by the petitioners.
A irst-class fish and poultry market
has been opened by George c. Elen at
~ Bond street. He sollclts a share %
patronage and guarantees salts 4
faction 20 all patrons. His prices are
over than any similar stand In the city.
The jury IN the case Of F. D. Wlnton VS..
}. B. Estes returned a verdict yesterday I
lwarding the plaintiH 275 Mr.. Wlnton