The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-03


Yesterday the clty was fuU ot visitors
from the country The clerks IN the stores
did not have time to eat ANA what with
the large turn out VI citizens to vuioy
Observer lohnson's fair weather, and the
activity In politics, the old town took ON
lively air.
The communion service and love rrast
at the NJ r. church as uunWngci lu sat
uriays paper viii he held April L. Dr.
cue. the prcsldipg elder, will hc present
class meeting at loj5 a. m Morpme scr-
mon. Christ in Gcthscmauc." Evening
sermon. christ Crucidod."
I Hot drinks, mixed drinks, mineral wat
ers, wines. cordials. bitters, liquors. Key
| West and domestic cigars, Frankturtvr,
/ smoked goose, wcstphal,a ham. Hamburg
I eel Braunschweigcr mettwurst. and any
other old good thing TO eat or drink can
be found at the Louvre,
An unknown man yesterday afternoon
laid down on the sidewalk In front of NJ.
rs engine house and rested his head on
the door sill To settle down to sleep, His
sWmbcrs were soon disturbed by chic,
Hallock who found him to be drunk ami
he was taken homc-,o Jail
Two little urchins yesterday afternoon
became involved In a quarrel ON the street
and agreed To- fight Il out. without hack
crs on the Ninth street dock. They were
about TO commence hostiutics when ac-
costcd by Officer Thompson who promptly
chased them TO their homes
The British three-mastcd ship Mstlcy
; Hall. Captain Logan, arrived In port YES
terlay from Nagasaka. So days out. The
captain reported "A rough voyage. but no
casualties. In S0O north, l56e west. he
sighted a ship In tow. steering northwest
The HAN has four japanese passengers
aboard
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at Il o'clock a. m. for Ia
coma. Spokane. and the east. Close con-
nection made at Spokane for Rossland.
Nelson. Sandow and British Columbia
mining camps, For maps and Information
call on or address c. W. Stone, Astoria.
Oregon.
Shares OF the Alaska transportation
and Development company OF Chicago
sre the most desirable investment heiJre
the public. Safer than savings banks aad
bank stock. Paying large dividends.
Shares one dollar. For information ad-
dress W. l. Dudley. general agent. Hal
Ter building. Seattle. Wash.
The various commiJtees Of the Progros-
sive Association and Chamber 81 Com
merce are making active preparations
for the entertainment ~ the visitors
VINO will soon be In the city 10 attend the
formal celebration ~ the opening of the
railroad. the state republican convention
and the Industrial convention. The jubilee .
will last a number Of days and will cele- .
brate the turning point In Astoria's his .
tory.
Barring any accident tomorrow. quietly F.
and without ostent1tiou. Foreman Dillon .
will connect the steel bands by driving
the last spike between WesIport and R8- .
nier. The formal celebration ot tn, event
viii take place on the 18th as scheduled
Mr Hammond. the president OF the
road VIII ho present 20 t0ke par' n jhe
entertainment ~ rh. guests 0u ,h.l oc- /.
clssion. man. woman .rt oail
is expected TO shout for Astoria.
The park committee of the Progressive
Association has concluded the first part ot
its contract In securing the shiyelHy park.
and as spring is now advancing 10 is ulv
in order 60 Immediately commence the
decorations and laying out of the grounds.
Florist J0hnson's offer 10 furnish 100 trees
and shrubs still remains good and it Is
hoped by those backing the enterprise
and are interested In seeing the city put
its best foot forward this season that the
people win stand by then and asss- IN
furnishing the necessary labor % start
work on the park.
Morning service today Palm Sunday
at Grace church at II o'clock Junior
Auxiliary at p m. Evening prayer at
Holy lnnocents at 7.p Services during
the week as follows. Daily morning pray
er. 3: daily evening prayer Monday. Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. {. Wednes-
day. 1:50: Friday 1:3l Holy baptism. Eas-
ter evening Saturday. Good Friday
The three hours passion service Y To- g.
Easter day-Holy communion. 600 a. m.
morning prayer and second celebration
II a. m; children's festival $50 p. m:
Holy lnnocents-Holy communion, a. m.
Street Superintendent Charles W Holt
met with d painful accident yesterday
afternoon while riding on the street ear
al the corner of Commercial and Seventh. .
The car was coming up Commercial street
al fair rate Of speed when just below
the corner Of Seventh il jumped the track
and bumped up against the telegraph
pole throwing Mr Holt who was stand
ing pn the rear platform heavily 10 thu
sidewalk. He struck partly on his head
and when picked up was unconscious.
but In a few moments recovered. He was
placed Ia a wagon and taken 10 his home 7
where his injuries though painful were
found not 70 be- of serious nature
Salmon fishing Will open one week from q
Today ana again another season rolls D
around when busy fleet Of fishing boats a
win be seen along the water front 10 is ,
practically Impossible 70 predict the out
ONE of what success will attend the
pming season on the river From past 4
experience q rough guess cannot even
90 made az 10 the probable pack Tn.
bsence of snow on the mountains IS fa-
'orahle for the scuers as il insures a q
practically low river the whole season
na u the salmon come in tine river Inc ~
einers look forward 20 q prosperous ana .
'usy time. From inquiries made there U.s.
10 Indication that the caunerymeu Will >,
'ay more than I cents per pound at the
pcning OF the season. the hshermans ~
mon so far not having taken any ace
ion in regard Go asking q stated price as
vas their custom previous years. The
'lshcrman's Cooperative Packing Com