The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-10-07

or without board; also nEnt ana piedfaUt
single rooms In The Rucker House
W. II. snodgrass, Astorla's leading pho
tographcr, has purchased the Grow gal
iery and will hereafter be found located
in the rooms formerly known as the CROW
avs gallery,
ided The women OF the Degree ot Honor gave
ey.- ball and supper az engine house No,
last night The function was greatly en-
ioyed by the lauEe number " persons In
attendance.
The Manzani,a came IN yesterday from
tahu TiuamOok nDck and the lightshlp. Mat,
Peterson and Cook ogily,e Of tho light
ship came tu the city on the Manaanlta
A''V' TO spend short vacation.
Captain Erick Johnson has been op'
WHY pointed port captain by the oregon pilots
vice Captain Dan Mevicar. resigned. The
,or,. latter tired OF life on terra arma and
longed for the blllowy deep.
,,,,,. r. d. slgler returned 20 his home In
Portland last night, after a short business
stay III AAAlr wy MAH NFANt - Wv y
the Multnomahs crack bowlcrs, and made
matters interesting Tor the clubmcn while
here.
A movement is on foot In the city to
organize a Native Sons OF Oregon cabin
.,.,. and meeting will be held at the court.
house Monday night Tor that purpose,
This order has quite large membership
an in Portland.
lhan .,.,,. ,.,..,,
served by Mr.. George Bartley az the Ma
mes tlonal Is growing daily, and many bust
,.,. ness men can be found there every day
''"9 Tor their midday meal. The lunches set
by Mr.. BARLEY are the finest In the city.
NJ A first-elass fish and poultry market
has been opened by George C. Eleo at
llT Bond street He sollelts share ot
ter. Astoria's patronage and guarantees salts
an. faction 20 all patrons. His prices are
lower than any similar stand IN the city.
,ea- The Yukon dredger that has been lay
ium ing at the O. II. & y. dock Tor some
timo will be bOwed 10 the sound today by
the tug Relief From there sae will go
TO under her own steam TO tile Yukon. The
0p- dredger is one OF the frailtsi that has ever
been sent north. and should anything ike
severe weather be met with her chances
the for reaching her destination are Consh-
Ter cred slim.
Tom cod are In the river In large nun
al bers and the fish markets In the city were
ely stocked with them yesterday. Many OF
them are taken along the docks. but they
are hauled in. sometimes two at a time.
es- on the sands In front OF the city. Spanish
md mackerel are also found on the sands.
but these are not considered native 10 the
Columbia and are never very plentiful
,rv Tom cod sold yesterday at 10 cents a
IN pound.
Pere Olsen. Lewis and Clarke farmer.
died Wednesday at his home. from an
"a abcess In the head. Deceased was 81 years
- - OF age. and leaves family OF several
grown children. The funeral will be held
'"' Saturday. at o'clock the lnterment being
az the Lewis and Clarke cemetery. A
-. launch will leave Ross, Higgins & Co.'S
.H ,A slip at O'Clock Saturday morning for the
'1 convenience Of Astorians who will attend
los the funeral.
The insignias that the different rail-
lea roads use to call attention 70 their par
= ucular lines are often odd and unique
'eo ing mark Of the Northern Pacific. which is
is mark n the Northern Pacific, viii, h is
~, the Oldest used by any Of the western
-. roads The use OF the comma and its in-
vtrtion on the y. P, insignia is taken dl-
Teetly from the design OF the Core ma
d, uonal flag, but has no significance aside
from its advertising advantages
"e The machinery necessary 20 carry on
VI the work on Young's bay bridge has
proved unsuitable which has caused some