The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-10-23

?. m. Sunday school at is;so: class meet.
ing AZ io;lS a, m; Epworth League az $50
p m. Prayer meeting wednesday at
7;N ., m. Subject o. the morning ser
mon: The Divine Plan" Evening sub
jeet: ''rhe Gulf Fixed" Special music.
morning and evening.
Tho British ship Moul,an. Captain
Kelk 81 days from Yokohama. arrived
Ia yesterday. She has so tons Of sulphur
on board. The Moultan ran into tho last
% a typhoon as Il was Blowing over a
few days after leaving Yokohama. hut
came out Of Il damaged but little. Tho
Mouran Is not chartered but will leave
s,r Portland as soon as a tug arrives.
Judge Sol smith. Ol Ca,hlamet. as !"
the city yesterday. Judge smith Is the
republican candidate for prosecuting at
,ornev Of wahkiakum ooun;y Of the COM
lng election there He Ia an able and log
lcai speaker and has Just anlshed very
successful campaign tour OF the county,
speaking at Seal river Friday night
Judge Smiths reputation as iurist
stands high In the state OF Washington.
The election takes place November S
Fresh candiss svery day at the PariCr,
where all such EOois are kept either IN
glasa Jars os show cases and arc thus
free nom street dust and disease germs.
The Parlor's candies come from the beS
factories on the coast. where every moi
ern facility for making and curing
candles can De employed. Compare quail
tiles and prices at the Parlor with other
shops. and you will be convinced that Il
Is the place 20 get the best goods.
Word came 10 the police station last
night that a woman was creating dis
tur6ance In the vicinity OF the Clatsop
mill. Officer Kimball started for the scene
and met the woman on tAe roadway IN
charge OF man, who had taken her in
custody The oiicer took ehar'e Of the
prisoner and took her TO me city jail. Her
husband arrived az the iail soon after and
Was allowed TO remain with her over
night She gave the name OF Mrs. ". L.
Starr. and Is a resident OF Ilwaeo.
An afternoon paper yesterday published
a statement to the effect that Il had been
misled by the publication In the Astorian
OF "a brief account of Thursdays council
proceedings" and gives that as the cause
OF It's making a blundering error regard
ing It's story that City treasurer Car
ney's bonds had been raised from $1,000
10 $500 The AstOr.an's account OF the
I council meeting mat night was as fol-
lows: The regular meeting OF the com
mon council was held last night. m"
meeting was devoid Of startling fea-
/ lures
Astoria has been chosen as the place for
holding the annual convention Of the
t Portland district Epworth League. The
/ convention will be held in the VI. +.
church. November and g. A large num-
Der OF delegates will be in attendance
from Portland and other places in the
district. All the young peoples societies
{ OF the city are very cordially Invited 10
attend and participate in the exercises.
The occasion viii be one OF much inter-
est and will prove the absence OF rancor
between Portland and Astoria 50 far as
religion is concerned.
The trial OF Michael Zuloyich will come
10 in the circuit court at the adjourned
session tomorrow. Zulovlch Is charged
with the murder Of Pat" Barnes. who
was killed last spung near Clifton. The
prisoner has been in jail since the killing
OF Barnes. being unable to furnish the
necessary bonds His case has excited
treat deal OF interest II is said the
prosecution has secured strong testimony
against him. He contends that he was
fore, TO kill Barnes to protect himself.
Zulovich has been a most gentlemanly
prisoner. and has never given Jailer p nd
er the slightest trouble.
Lebeck & Palmberg who were awarded
the contract for building the foundation
under the old Hume cannery, recently
purchased By Schmidt Bros, and erecting
Ice houses for that firm for next season
fishing business, yesterday received tele'
I. graphic orders to suspend the work OF
repairing the old building and 10 tear ]
down. The contractors were ordered q
. put up an entirely new building on th'
O. property. which means that hrst-clhsi
0 modern cold-storage plant will be erected