The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-06
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AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
HR Robertson, the Stella iumoernan
Il N The city
George y. Trnp. Jrs of san francisco
Il IN the city
Tom Powers Is locked up In the city San
On vagrancy charge,
BID. sieler went to Knappa yesterday
returning In the afternoon.
J. y Kennedy, iumberman Of sar
Francisco, is In the city.
a. 4. wilmington. cashier OF the Firsi
National hank Of Portland, Is In the city
Jim walker. Charles Knutsen and Al
bsrt Knutsen, were over from Fort Stew
eEs yesterday
q. W. Wilson. trapmsn Of nwaco Wal
IN the city yesterdty. Mt Wilson viii rui
two Of his traps al Ilwaoo this tail
Hon. Ben Young has developed In I
crack bowler. and showed the expert A
n c. men a thing or two hast night.
The funeral OF 'Frcnoh Emelle' wa
held yesterday from POhrs undertaking
parlos. The lnterment was In Greenwood
doctors confidently recommend HARPER
whlskey sold BY Foard & Stokes Co.
Astoria. ore.
Miss Elizabeth Mccain returned HON,
SATURDAY. after having completed yer,
successful six months term % school al
The banks and public buildings were
closed yesterday. and some % the unior
worker took holiday, lot Labor Day
was not otherwise opened.
r. NJ. Green. Of this city. writes &c
friends here that he has located on the
Little Salmon river. and expresses the
belief that he has struck It rich.
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A double suite OF rooms for three or
four gentlemen OF a married couple. with
or without board; also light and pleasan,
single rooms in The Rucker House"
The West Shore Mills company have just
received a large lot Of fr oordwOOd from
Stella. Wash. which they are Offering at
very low figures See advertisement IN
another column
one OF Foard Stokes horses started
up Bond street yesterday at a lively rate
and ran to the barn on FOurteenth street
without damaging the wagon. He was
hungry and wanted his dinner.
orrin Belknap. Of Iwaeo. who was In
Jnred in a runaway accident Saturday.
Is rapidly recovering. His condition was
not as serious as Al first reported. al
though he Is quite severely hurt.
The circuit court win meet SEPTEMBER
Il. There are many cases on the docket.
the most important being that OF Michael
Z0lovich. who IL now In the county Jan.
charged with having murdered a fisher
man near Clifton.
The party Of Klonaikers who were
wrecked on the Staghound and Game
cock and VINO have BEEN living in the city
since. left yesterday evening for the
Snake river country where they will en-
gage in prospecting.
Attention is called to the fact that the
Astor House dining-room will be reopened
Sunday morning. and viii thereafter con-
tinue TO serve meals TO regular boarders
and transient guests al moderate prices.
corum & Boggs. proprietors.
The second log raft built BY the Robert
son Raft Company his summer will be
finished az Stella by the end Of the week.
IL Is built on the same plans as the one
recently tOwed down to san Francisco.
and Is composed mostly Of piling. The
steamer Progresso win arrive here on The
Eth to tow It to San Francisco.
g. E. Wilmington. Lena Rivears. D. P.
Leach. II. shidy. Henry Lang, c. d. Ber.
~. F. Brundes. W. M. Carr and wife. r.
n. Bingham. Mrs. L. v. Thompson.
Portland; Miss Williams. Chinook; H. r.
Robertson, Stella: J. F. Kennedy. George
e. Train. Jr.. San Francisco; p. n.
kourke and wife. Lisbon. n. D.. are at
le oecldent
Second Lieutenant Johnson and Ensign
Redden, Second division oregon naval
battalion. will resign their positions at
drill meeting tomorrow night. Officers
will be elected 10 fill the vacancies at the
same meeting. AS the naval battalion
Is the only state organization. il is the in
tention Of the state military board to
maintain It.
Donald Robertson. an old-tme Astorian.
has returned from Dawson. He went 10
Alaska hve years ago. and was quite sue
cessful He has three valuable claims
on the Minook river. and brought out an
Independent fortune In dust and drafts.
He will leave for Nova Scotia in d few
days, on a visit TO relatives.
w. r. Wallace, who has been in the en-
ploy OF the Palace baths for nearly two
years. left yesterday morning for his
home in Albany. where he will visit for
a short time. He win then 90 to Omaha.
and from there visit the principal cities
OF the east. Mr.. wallace made many
friends in Astoria and all regret his de-
parture,
George BARLEY was bitten by his pet
bear yesterday evening. 1he bear is con-
fined in the back part Of his saloon, and
he was going to feed It with some fruit
when just as the door was opened the
bear grabbed him by the wrist, sinking It's
teeth TO the bone, innicting quite a
painful wound The bear now weighs
about 200 pounds and could easily dispose
Of a man If 1t felt In the mood, in short
order