The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-10-29

Congregational-Th themes will be
Repeating the Life OF Christ" and
Making the Best Use o. the Best
Thing"
The British ship Dlmsdale and the
British bark Iversnald, both wheat laden
FOR Queenstown for orders. put TO sea
yesterday.
A pumpkin weighing 10 pounds was
exhibited az Commercial street grocery
store yesterday. II was raised or the
Ahlberg farm az Gray's river.
Harry Lemon has sold his cigar store
to Fred Brown. who will hereafter con-
duct Il. Mr.. Lemon has gono 20 CALI
fornia for the benefit his health.
Presbyterian Church-Seryices as usual
tomorrow. Theme OF the morning ser
mon. "A Glorious Church; evening
theme. The Whole Armor OF God"
A. r. Apperson. who has been en-
ploved BY the A. & c. r r. as telegraph
operator at Quincy, has accepted the
position as local telegraph operator at
the depot.
Baptist Church-The pastor IS home
aSain. All services Sunday as usual.
Subject Of the morning discourse.
"Proyidenoes Of Cod" evening subject,
Reward"
In the circuit court yesterday an order
confirming the sale was granted in the
case Of the Union Savings s. Loan As
sociation vs.. II. E Hansen and Karen
NJ Hansen.
/ Last nights full moon was opportune.
for II lighted the city splendidly. The
streets all over town we're in almost total
darkness. and II was an ideal night for
| wrong -doers.
] Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
/ Church--Sunday school al so a. m. Nor
wegian services By Rev. orwan Of Port
land a; i0:i5 a. m. English services con-
Quoted by same at 5:yj p. N.
Earl Bldwell was taken 20 Salem by
. Constable WLckman last night The
boy had been In the reform school. but
was brought 20 Astoria 20 testify In the
case of r. ". CASTOR charged with re-
ceiying stolen property.
Reinsurance has been offered on the
British ship Laurelbank. from Shanghi
for Astoria. The Laurelbank doubtless
was lost in a typhoon OF the coast Of
Japan. although II is barely possible
she may have weathered the gale. She
is now long overdue.
A furor OF excitement was created ovel
the actions Of a small pup IN the court
house yard yesterday afternoon, and a
jury composed Of court hangers-on ren.
dered a verdict that the dog would die
The owner Of the dog quickly revived him
and the show was over
Rev c. o. Hasford. one Of the pioneers
Of MethOdlsm In the Northwest. vii
preach al II a. m. at the Methodist
church. The pastor will preach al 10
p. m. subject, THE Human Agency II
Soul Saving Portland district Epw0rth
League convention November and 6
] S. Delllngers new paper, the Daily
Times. will make It's appearance In port
land tonight. II is said the Mitchell re
publlcans are backing the paper. an,
that no expense will be spared 10 max
, It a good newspaper. Mr.. Delinger will
continue his job printing plant In thl
city
The entertainment given b. the ladlel
OF 81. Agnes Guild at Mrs. Pages resi-
dence Wednesday evening was mos
successful event, and was largely at
tended. The decorations were elaborate
the handsome residence being handsome
ly lighted. A neat sum was realized fo
, the Guild.
a gentleman In this ~ty IS oEered
contract to freeze thirty Nclr losds O
salmon. for which two cents o pound wll
h be paid, the parties Offering the c1utrac
T. 10 furnish the fish. The capital rrqui-e
l. for a cold storage plant o. tha, siz
y would be no larger than the amount M
Il first contract would bring IN.
The prisoners in the county Sal! al
. had their pictures taken yesterday. Dl
a Jay Tuttle was chief operator, aalgte
q. by Sheriff Jack Williams. ,nief Haloc
= and Constable Fred Wic6mau. After