The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-29

uasiouS TO positions of trust IN ttS
county. He was an extensive farmer and
leaves wife and grown family.
A little girl namcd Davis. about years
old. whose parents reside az CathlamcS.
died at st. Mary's hospital Sunday morn
ing. The child was suffering nom COM
plscation Of diseases following an attack
OF scarlet fever. The body was taken
charge OF BY Undertaken Poh TO await
the Instructions OF the ehild's parents.
Cards have been received IN Astoria an
nounciug the coming marriage of Miss
Laura Jane Knowles. daughter OF chas.
W. Knowles. proprietor o. the Perkins
hotel. OF Portland. to Mr.. Frank b, sum
mervine, on December !, ISIS, at the
brides home In Portland. Miss Hattie
TaIlant. OF this city. will be one OF the
bridesmaids.
The funeral Of the late Judge Aoer-
eromhSe took place from the family resi-
dence Sunday and was larscly attend
ed. Services were held az the MUhodis;
church. conducted by the Rev AFR. Hol-
ingshead. Tue Second division. Oregon
naval battalion. attended the funeral in
a body under command Of Lieutenant
Sherman. Tho interme1t was AZ Ocean
View cemetery. and the services al the
grave were private
The operate farce comedy entitled The
Dazzler' VIII appear at Fishers opera
house next Friday evening In every
sense Of the word Tho DazIler" this
season is a new show. So completely Is
It changed that It might well bear q
new name Music and dancing constitute
about three-fourths Of farce comedy. The
audience may DO prepared 10 see some
thing very fine. Seats on sale next Thurs
day morning at Griffin s Reeds.
A new dry-house, OF three times the
capacity OF the present one. is being
placed at the Claisop mills. The founda-
tioa Is now being put up and the ma
chinery will arrive shortly from the east.
A boom In the lumber business, made pos
sible BY the action OF the Northern Pa
elhc in extending common point rates TO
Astoria. is expected in the spring. The
effect Of the rate has already been felt
and great quantities OF Astoria lumber
are going east every week.
The A. F. c. will have the next
''whack'' al the Feldenheimer trophy. no
matter what befalls Recently the Ore
gon Road Club ream took the trophy from
the Multnomah b0wlers. who successfully
defended It for long time. While Multi
nomah always put Up strong team. the
Road Clubbers are nothing slow, and their
victory was not a surprise. The local
team will probably meet the Road Club
in January, and can be depended upon to
make about 1000 pins in the four games.
A four-masted ship was reported on the
river from the cape yesterday. Her ap-
pearance gave rise to the belief among
shipping men that the vessel may be the
long overdue Laurelbank. as she answers
the description Of the layrer vessel Be
sides this no other vessel resembling the
LaureIbank Is believed 20 be due at this
port. There was much speculation yes
terday as TO her Identity. and, while 1t
was hoped 20 be the missing vessel, II
was thought most probable to be a ship
coming here seeking charter
The Astoria football Club has extended
an invitation TO the Irving Club bowling
team for return mach on Saturday
evening, December 10 All the members
Of both clubs are invited 20 see the games,
which will begin promptly al o'clock |
The A. F. c. alleys viii be thoroughly
overhauled this week. Linoleum will be |
substituted for the rubber runaways and !
the back cushions will be extended |
Alleys and 4 will be put in shape and |
several minor improvements mace. This |
will probably do away with the floral |
tournaments for the balance of the reAy
Popular Men and Popular Beverages"
is the title Of the latest addition 10 the
gallery Of the popular bar at the Occident.
The picture Is a large-sized chromo rem
resenting a group Of prominent naval and
military heroes in the late war with
Spain, dressed In full Uniform and occu-
piny various attitudes DetDken.ng their
Intense ease and satisfaction In enjoy
ment Of one Of Pabsts leading brewg
The picture is really a work Of art and
well worth visit. The portraits are true
to life and every detail in color and other.
wise Is faithfully and accurately worked
out.
Cougars are said to be prowling around
the outskirts Of the city and within the
past TWO weeks have been seen al ar
ferent places. Max Pohl returned from
trip to the Wdllush yesterday and was
Informed by Br!dge-tender Craig, Of the
Walluski bridge, that a cougar and three
cubs were seen crossing the bridge Sun
day night The bridge-tender made M
attempt to shoot the animals ana thew
were allowed to 90 their way unmolested.
Their tracks yesterday were seen on the
road for quite distance at the east end
of the bridge, and doubtless the animals
have not yet left that vicinity.
Sheriff Williams yesterday sold several
real estate tracts under executions issued
rom the circuit court for foreclosure
If mortgages. In the case of the Astoria
Building and Loan Association VS. Clemen-
.ine and w. B. Ross to foreclose a mort
gage Of s2,17S.7O, lot 2, block Al, was sold
o the plaintiff for $1,000. In the case OF
Louis Kirchoff VS.. Silas B. Smith ct al
suit for foreclosure of mortgage In
he sum Of 107l75, 80 acres in the Solo
non H. Smith donation land claim we're I