The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-01-22

Telephone Tor Portland last night
Master Burt osburn IL seriously m a,
his home on Irving avenue. with typhoid
fcycr.
An kinds OF hard and sot, eorl wood
Tor sale a, the wUst Shcro Wood Yard.
rrfllngcr's dO>k, J, AboreromNie. pro
prietor, TViephoae IS
Advertise your city, The Astoyian has
the cuts and can prin, mar~ ct the Alaska
route In your old envelopes and let,cr
hcNds at small cost
Superintendent Kelly ot the government
works at scarbcrough head, was over
yesterday to receive the three bIg guns
and the gan carriages which arrived on
the bargo No, yesterday forenoon The
barge win be towed across the bay to.
day,
The end OF the century s rapidly ap-
preaching and all the large cities arc ar.
ranging to celebUl,e the event, Astoria
will have a good theme, with the tnish.
Ing Of her railroad AMI the advancement
Of Industrial growth.
There will be services In Bc,hania Nor
weigian Lutheran church Sunday at 1856
a, m. and T;So y, IN. In the morning one
OF the dcacous will had the meeting. as
the pastor IS absent Tho evening SER
vice will be conducted IN English and the
Rev. Nikolai will ppcach. All are in.
vited.
At an early hour this morning at the
White HOUSE Corner. George Cruikshank
serenads,i few of his Scotch friends.
including Mr.. Axton. of nwaco, who are
going to Elondikc, with the Relief OF
Lucknow" or the 'Campbells Are Com
lng, on the bagp,pvs.
The o. r. & y. oriental liner Olympia
arrived down stream yesterday and pro-
cee>ie-d to ,Flavel to coal up. She also
win have some freight from Astoria and
one or two passengers. General Agent
Frank woolsey accompanied the steamer
and will remain here day or two.
The city officials were comparing notes
yesterday on making aheratious In the
city han building. It y proposed TO
change the meeting quarters % the coun-
ell to the room occupied by the tre de-
partment. facing on Commercial street
Alterations in the auditors Office and po-
lice court are also contemplated, but
nothing definite yer has been decided
upon.
Messrs. Ncrmlle and Watts are n
town They are contractors OF known
ability and with records % success he
hind them. They say that " Honeyman.
DeHart & Co cannot complete the As
torla railroad that they can bring the
cars into Astoria within n days from the
time OF commencement Of work The
! railroad has until June 10 complete It's
contract with the subsidy committee
The many friends who so literally pat
ronlzed the United Capitalists" win he
pleased TO learn that the organization
passed out Of existence at the social at
the N. f. church last evening. The "ES-
periences' AZ given by the "Capltallsts''
proved very interesting, and with the
musical program. were heartily enjoyed
by the audience The net proceeds are
about SIS for which the Epworth League
desires to express It's sincere thanks
At the meeting Of the Mckinley Re- !
publican Club held last night the follow
Ing delegates were elected to attend the
Republican State League convntion. to
be held In Portland. February l: c. W.
Fulton. Frank J. Taylor John Fox. W. T. |
Chutter Harrison Allen. F. I. Dunbar.
II. ]. wherity. J. L. Carlson. Charles |
Mcdonald. NJ. J. Knutson W. l.. Robs.
Alex Gllebrt. ]. s. Delllnger W. ~
Smith, ". F. McGregor D. Malagamba.
Miss Olga Heilborn eptertaned a few
OF her frlen Is Friday afternoon al her
home on Franklyn avenue. Bowling in |
miniature alleys waS the principal feature |
OF the afternoon. Miss Reed won the
prize for the highest Individual score. |
The young ladies who participated were
Miss Phillips. Mss Reed. Miss Mcbride
Miss Kinney. Miss Tuttle Miss Upshur
Miss Sherman, Miss Hokien. Miss Fran
ces Holden, Miss Lewis Miss Hellborn
entertains again this afternoon.
Yesterday evening drunken man at
tracted considerable attention on the Tel.
ephone dock Just before the boat salled
for Portland. He stood. or rather leaned,
against the entrance TO the outer dock
and kept mp a torrent OF abuse on some
imaginary enemy in the presence OF the
lady passengers who were obliged to pass
by to board the steamer He was prob
ably a graduate OF the rock pile In Port
land. and his drunken brawl did not cease
TIL the boat was leaving, when he strobe
down the gang-plank and was hustled on
board OF her.
IN OLDEN TIMES.
People overlooked the importance OF per-
manently beneficial effects and were sat
ished with transient action; but now Il
Is generally known that Syrup Of Figs will