The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-13

per decks lead, smokestack black. While
her boilers are being repaired the ship Is
receiving q general cleaning uh cap
tain Richardson is stiN In ldaho.
f. {. Grove, one ~ the oldest settlers
OF Knappa, died ot paralysis Monday
evening, aged ,6, The steamer Miller VIII
leave Fishers dock al 10 o'clock THIS
morning to convey those who wish 10 at
tend the funeral Funeral services will
be held az the family residence and. by
special request OF the deceased. will be
conducted by A. A. Cleveland. Inter
ment will be at Knappa.
Hot drinks. mixed drinks. mineral wat
ers, wines, cordials, bit,ers, liquors, Key
West and domestic cigars. Frankfurter,
smoked goose, Westphalla ham, Hamburg
eel, Braunschweiger mettwurst, and any
other old good thing to eat or drink can
Sc found at the Louvre.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at II 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, I
Oregon.
]. w. walker. Seattle. {. H. Wheeler !
Nchalem: r. 5. Ward, oregon city; {, y, !
Mcdonald and wife, Nj. McFarlane, West |
port. John Lewis, county convention; Il, !
"A H.,tNs
Frank London. Chicago: George l.. Brow
nell. Oregon city. Il. A. Soule llwaco;
J. A. Richardson. Garibaldi, are guests at
the Parker House.
]. F. Haines, George II. Kaiser, Robert
Wakefield. Sol Hirsch, J. X. Kolock, J.
l.. Starr. y. ]. Levinson, J. l.. Dunlap.
Portland: ]. o. Williams. II. $. Keller
San Francisco; j. 7. Lercos and wife,
Arlington: l.. b. Geer. William 5 Mitch
ell Earl Bell Salem; Dave Temple, Ba-
ker city; Frank Pierson, New York, I.
]. Armstrong, Chicago; J. W. Cusick ana
wife. Albany, {. II. Sheibbe, llwaco; NJ.
wachsmuth. oysteryille, are guests at the
| occident,
/ i
members OF tn First NJ +. church sun
/ day school were In every way satisfactory
! to the workers of the school and 10 the
! large congregation which listened to the
| program. The church was beautifully
| decorated for the occasion. The collec-
ton taken up amounted to S9S5, Jennie
| holland and Jennie Osmundson received
very handsome copies of the bible Tor
| having received the largest amounts Of
money.
Artist Swope has just completed the
| decorations OF the National walls and |
ceilings are handsomely painted in blues
and grays, edged with guilt Center and
corner pieces contain life-like pictures OF
scenes in the Klondike and along the Yu-
| kon, while on the side walls siN-tooi
! paintings Of the best scenery in Alaska, /
| add to the charms OF the rooms. White I
! Horse rapids. Lake Linderman. towing up /
the Yukon, carrying freight by sledge on
the frozen river. slucing gold in the sum !
mer, rafting up the rapids, camping on /
Lake Bennett. the Five Fingers, the can
yon. Sheep Camp and Summit Lake are ,
all faithfully depicted.
| There will be a hot time on the club al |
| leys Saturday evening The ladies have !
/ taken the initiative. To the \. 7. g. !
Bowling Alley Committee; We the un-
| derslgned ladies OF the A. F. & hereby .
| challenge our husbands for a bowling ,
match to take place on Saturday evening, |
| April ls. one game to be played on each /
/ alley and eight players 10 constitute a /
team. We ask FOR no handicap. as We
/ feel that We can easily defeat any team .
on earth. Mrs. 5. Normile. Mrs. II. In |
| gals, Mrs. II. F. Prael. Mrs. j. 5. Del /
| linger Mrs II. Wise. Mrs. c. c. Fulton. (
Mrs. F. VI. Gum. Ars F. Fisher The |
gentlemen, so far as seen. have agreed 70 /
accept the challenge
The shipping Of frozen and picked sal
mon IS a new branch Of the salmon indus
try and may yet, even during the present
year, grow to large proportions. Tres
colts cold storage house on the Hustler
dock at the foot Of Ninth street is capable
Of handling ten tons Of salmon daily. The
| plant at Goble which was supplied chiefly
through stations az the mouth Of the
river, shipped more frozen and picked
salmon last season than was ever shipped
by one concern from the Columbia river.
The greater part Of this went to eastern
markets. but some shipments were made
| TO European countries. The latter trade
is practically undeveloped as the demand
in eastern markets controls the supply
from this quarter. No effort is being
made to supply the European demand
while the home consumption Is so large
and the cost OF transportation TO the ship
pers 50 high. Nine hands are employed
byMr Trescott here during the slack run
Of fish. Male sturgeon this season are
bought for cents a pound and caviar
sturgeon sell for about cents
William Jerome's Herald Square come
| dians presenting the intensely funny COM
edy "A Jay in New York" will be the
attraction at Fishers opera house next
Saturday evening. The comedy "A Jay
in New York" was written FOR laughing
purposes only. II illustrates the adyen-
| lures Of a countryman's first visit 10 the
city. and many funny and amusing stu
atoms are depicted during the action Of
the comedy; from the rise 20 the fall of
the curtain 1t is said TO be one long con-
tlnuous laugh. The dialogue is bright ana
witty and the scenic effects and costum-
ing are all that could be desired Re-
served seats on sale Friday morning, 9
o'clock. at Griffin & Reeds.