The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-23

Sold by the Foard & Stokes Company
Astoria, oregon.
]. +. Iawless. superintendent OF the
Great Northern Express Company anu
william Harder, general freight ase""
were visitors In tho city yesterday
The British ship Clan Mackenzie ana
the German bark windsbraut both Wh'",
laden. cleared at Portland yesterday ana
viii likely leave down the river today
Miss clara Young will resume her IN
structlon In pano playing on October ""
For particulars call or write l'e2 uu'"o
street, East Astoria.
The o. r. & n. company yesterday hled
petition IN the city auditors once TOT
permission to drive rs piles a, the cast
end OF It's dock for the purpose Of eN'enu'
ing the coal bunkcrs 30 feet.
The postal officials have hegun inc
weighing OF mail on the \. n & ra''F''N
for the purpose OF ascertalning the aver
age quantity handled on the line as "
basis for letting the contract.
Alice May Merritt was granted divorce
yesterday from George II. Merritt on 'n'
grounds OF desertlon. The bonds ot mat
rlmouy heretofore existing between
Blanche z. Zlgler and CHARLES p Als'e'
were also set aside.
There Is a good deal Of complaint aeou'
boys interfering with vacant eanner.es
and warehouses In East Astoria Inc
watehmen arr unable to cope with the
young urchins. but II they persist IN tnel'
work they viii be handed In the city lS'''
c. ]. Curtis yesterday rendered his res
ignation as deputy prosecuting attorney
Mr.. Curtis states that he resigns on ae'
count OF his absence from the city ana
the probability Of his removing from cat
sop county In the near future. Ois'F'e'
Attorney Cleeton accepted his resssna-
/ ton
The city at present is about as orderly
as Il ever has been. although the ponce
force at the same time must keep up It's
vigilance. For the pas, few days there
have been no cases in the police court
and In consequence the city ial Is WITH
out boarder People are getting oet'eE,
or are too busy TO commit breaches o'
the peace-probably the latter.
Victor Hageman was arraigned In the
circuit court yesterday. eharsed with lar
ceny from A dwelling. He appeared by his
attorney ana entered a plea OF guilty. as
charged. Judge Mcbride ordered that he
appear In court today for sentence Il
Is thought he will set about three months
In the county Jail. as this Is his hrst Of
fense. He is an unsophisticated youth.
and takes his incarceration greauy %
heart
At the alleys OF the Astoria Football
club last evening c. II. Cooper established
new Manhattan record. rolling the ex-
ceptionally fine score OF u He missed but
one ball up to the eighth frame, but fel
down after that The best previous record
was S The members are coaching up
for Saturday nights contest, and II .-
likely some great bowling will be lone
The women members Of the club are In
vited TO see the match.
All pupils who were not present al ih'
close OF school last term, and also thos'
who are strangers in the city, and ar'
entering the schools for the first time
are requested to meet the principals In
their respective buildings at 10 a. m. sat
lurday. September "a The teachers will
meet the principals at a. m. Saturday
September q. in their respective buildings
Monday morning all pupils are expected L
report in their districts. with all theii
books. ready for work
The case Of Michael Zuloyich. charges
with murder. came up In the circuit cour
yesterday. The grand jury. which hac
the case under consideration. returned
true bill against Zulovich. Later he wa
arraigned In court. and entered plea o