The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-26
New Ties at Dunbar's.


Iost-On Eleventh or Commercial
streets. piece ot music entitled Morn
ing Is Well Nigh" Finder will please re-
turn az once to Mrs & ". Fulton. as
Il Is needed a, tonighrs entertainment
II you have hides. wool. furs. rags
bottles. lead. brass. copper. bone or any
kind Of Junk for sale. ship I; 20 R NJ.
CASTOR. i6 Fourteenth street. Astoria.
Oregon. or write him and he will call at
your place and &c, T. He pays cash
I Il Is reported the tug Relief Will leave
in few days for the sound 70 bring over
& the steamer Victorian. The victorian. Il
IS stated. has proven a failure. as her
machinery IS too powerful for her hull
She viii be taken 20 the bone yard in
Portland.
i At the meeting % Astor lodge. X. of P.
held last night Il was decided by unani-
nous vote that the dues and sick benefits
of all members who enlisted In the de-
Tense OF the Stars and Stripes would be
paid by the lodge during their term OF
service. This is another act Of patriotism
l in line with the American spirit that will
I help make our arms invincible.
I The body found floating near the Flavel
dock Tuesday was Identified as that ot a
man named William Teller. who was
drowned about five months ago while
duck hunting near Tongue Point The
body was badly decompose1 and was
buried Immediately by Coroner P1hL Tel
/ Ter. az the time of his disappearance. was
TO have been married in a few days.
/ REMEMBER. THURSDAY MARI
LUFFS FINE LINE OF LADIES'
SHOES WILL BE on DISPLAY AT
PETERSEN g. BROWNS. THIS HOUSE
. IS JUST NOW EXTENDING ITS HUSI-
. NESS TO THE COAST. WHICH Will.
BE AFFORDED THE PhlvILEGES OF
THE MORE POPULJUS DISTRICTS OF
THE EAST.
At the special meeting OF the city coun-
ell held last night there was little business !
transacted. The mayor presided and all /
the members except Mr. McGregOr. were /
present A resolution was introduced and |
adopted changing the Eleventh street /
sewer from l5 inches TO y inches. The
street committees report against chang 4
ing the grade on Alameda avenue was /
adopted. The same committee reported
favorably on locating q light on CONNER
cial street at the depot entrance. and the
light was ordered erected.
Fifty Springfield rifles, with belts and
bayonets. arrived here yesterday for Com
pany ,. Oregon naval reserves. The arms
were distributed last night and the mem.
bers were drilled al the gymnasium IN the
manual Of arms. Lieutenant Sherman
read a command from Lieutenant Com
mander Lewis informing the junior Off
GERS Of the company 70 prepare themselves
10 pass a company examination az the
end Of seven days. The company was also
instructed 20 appear without Ieggns al
the reception 10 be given them "a. Fish
er's opera house tonight, and 10 assemble
promptly at s o'clock at headquarters
'''1' .,'"5 1''e H'ii'e VI W. H. lI''h
rp D,'''' ~ 'u1se N''S3h yes
s-' "a q '',a' s' VI ''s '"1'. ne was
al a. 80 W l'l1 l''"1e ''e A'KnI De'ore
a. u. VIZ Ai'o"" 10 De E-s'''is houses IN
- '.'',,'o"" -oi -i's 1''eEs' purpose Of nav
"s lHs residences numbered and Pee
quested for the job . cents In advance.
At the trial he claimed 70 De suffering
from asthma and asked that he be- sent ]
to the county jail 50 as TO have medlcsr
attendance. He demonstrated 90 the
court by coughing the r-asonaD..ness OF .
his request Judge Nelson however, SEM Fl
fenced him 20 p days in the city JAN with Z
The privilege Of leaving tine r.fts at anu. 4 t