The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-08

cdLuTAAg ana SuuOaN next lntFe VIII
be an exhibit OF class work, needle work
music and art az the Convent OF the
Holy Names TO which all the parents OF
pupils and the public generally are most
cordially invited.
II you have hides. wool. furs, rags,
bottles, lead, brass. copper, sacks, or any
kind Of junk Tor sale, ship Il to r. VI.
CASTOR, l05 Fourteenth street. Astoria.
oregon. or write him and ne will call al
your place and get It. He pays cash.
The o. r. q y. steamer Potter arrived
down early this morning with the COM
pany Of regular troops from san Fran
| cisco. recently assigned 70 Fort Candy.
Pilot Whitcomb took charge here and the
Potter continued on through to Fort
Candy.
sHANAHAN BROS. BEG TO AN
NUUSCE TO THE LADIES OF AS
TORIA THE ARRIVAL AT THEIR
STORE OF THE MOST COLOSSAL
STOCK OF EVERY KIND OF DRY
GOODS EVER DISPLAYED AT ONE
TINE IN ASTORIA.
Att he Convent OF the Holy Names yes
terday an addition was made to the IL
brary OF one OF the most valuable works
OF modern times. II Is the Library OF
the Worlds Best Literature" by Charles
Dudley Warner. in thirty volumes. The
library includes many other valuable
works. Dickens. Scott. and library Of
American Literature.
In the police court yesterday r. d.
Scanlon was fined 80 for yagrancy. Scan
lon is a crook and well known to the
police, and is one Of those who will beat
their way by rail from the sound and
olner places during the summer travel.
The stormy Kid' was taxed s. for i'm
Oibing too deeply in election whiskey,
which made II necessary to convey him to
the station in a coupe.
The run Of salmon has been very fair
during the past few days and the fisher
men are doing better than they have al
any time during the season until yes
terday, when the enormous amount OF
driftwOOd in the river interfered with fish
ing, so that the catch Of Chinooks was
light A new run Of bluebacks has made
its appearance In the river and promises
good returns TO the fishermen.
A well dressed man from across the
river came 20 the city jail yesterday morn |
ing and asKed to be locked up. He stated
70 Officer Thompson that he had been
drinking and did not think it safe to be
at large, as he believed his head was |
affected. The officer took him in and in
the afternoon he was taken before Police !
Judge Nelson to whom he explained his |
predlcament and had the charge Of drunk
enness dismissed.
The funeral services over the remains |
Of the late Dr. f. w. Garner will be held |
at his late residence on Franklin avenue |
at Il O'Clock this morning. The funeral |
train will leave at 1890 for Clatsop, the
lnterment to take place in the city ceme- |
terry. Owing to the inadequate trans
portation facilities from the cars 10 the |
cemetery, only the friends Of the deceased |
will attend the services at the grave. The |
following are pail bearers who have been
selected to oficiate: f. c. Holden, j. b.
Wyatt, G. Wingate. ]. Y. Ross, j. A.
Eakln, J. W. Conn. E. W. Tallant, p. l..
Cherry.
The battle ship Oregon has demonstrate
ed that there is something in name after
an. With a record of a 13,OO0-mile cruise
at a phenomenal rate Of speed she has
proved true to the motto Of the state
after which she was named: Ais Volat
Propiis-She Flies With Her Own Wings.
The oregon is the second ship in the new
navy whose performance has been signih-
cant Of state motto-the other one being
the ill-fated Maine, the first ship sent TO
Cuban waters, veritable herald of war.
The motto of the state Of Maine, which
had likewise been adopted by the ship, is