The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-31

delivered an eloquent sermon az both the
morning and evening services
snodgrass took some fine photographs
of the naval reserve and q. A. II, They
will be on sale Wednesday
Matt Lund and wife returned from
Portland on the Sunday evening train.
They spent the day visiting In the motrcr.
oils,
r. :. Ward, Nohalcm; n. n. Ferguson
r. y, Kitchen. Portland, J, + McHugh
81, Louis, are registered az the Parker
house.
A regular pantomlnc ot views depicting
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souvenirs ~ the city and country a, the
Snodgrass gallery,
Pure whlskey HARPER Perfect whls-
key HARPER Every bottle guaranteed
HARPER. Sold by Foard \ stokes Co,
Astoria, oregon,
Tho big A. & c. r. r, r. engine No, :
pulled the twelve cars loaded with Dakota
volunteers out or Portland sunday even
ing for san Francisco
our sarSaparnla Is specific Tor i'm.
Ipurlties ot the HOOD. II curs rheumatism,
'plmplcs liver complaint and foul stomach.
S ccn,s A bottle. Charles Rogers
Bcauufy your homes by going 20 Roscr-
stock Bros new store and purchasing a
strong durable plant bloom or greenhouse
novelty. 5l6 Commercial street, opposite
Cooper's.
Al an early hour this morning MISS
Caroline Young. second daughter ot Rem
iamn Young. was In a critical condition
land medical aid was hastily summoned 60
her bedside,
NJ Harris. san Francisco: Dan J Ma
Ilarkcy. ". II. Raymond, u. r Bor,h-
wick and wife. F. r Baker Portland; +.
H. Alexander, South BEND. are registered
at the occident
Now Is the time Tor spring cleaning
I HTwsa ~. nj
paper and oil cloth. Have YOU seen our
stccke C V. Porter. old Central hotel
building. Commercial street
Twelve recruits for Battery A. Fourth
lartnlery. Fort Candy arrived from san
Francisco on the steamer Columbia sun
day morning. The men took the llwaco
for Fort Candy Yesterday morning and
reported for duty.
Yesterday. Memorial d1y. a sight not
often witnessed here occurred on CONNER
cial street and was commented on by not
a few. Two men on crutches walked down
the street together. both having lost the
right leg.
II you have hides. wool. Surs, rags,
bottles. lead. brass copper. bone. or any
kind Of Junk for sale. shin Il 20 r. NJ.
CASTOR. l06 Fourteenth street, Astoria.
! Oregon. or write him and he will call AZ
your place and get Il. He pays cash.
/ c. r. Tilton. field manager o. the FL
deity Savings association. Is In town FOR
few days Parties desiring loans will
90 well 70 see him. Headquarters. As
toraI National bank. The FlielIty's new
definite contract Is similar TO straigh;
loan principle
I All that was mortal ~ the late r r
Marion was laid 20 rest In Greenwood
cemetery Sunday. The funeral. which was
one OF the largest seen In the city for
many years. started from the residence
[ at l.1o. the Catholic church bell tolling as
/ the procession passed M Bond street 20
/ the Lurline dock. where the remains were
/ put on board the steamer Lurline and
taken TO Greenwood cemetery. Rev.
Father DIeh'man rad the funeral services
at the grave.
Mrs. Mary Ann Davis Johnson. widow
NJ the late Captain Phil johnson. died yes
terday afternoon from yalvulo- disease
OF the heart. after an illness ~ several
months aged q years The deceased was
horn IN Liverpool England. and came TO
Astoria IN 1919 She leaves Two grand
children. Esther Johnson aged 70 and
Mary Johnson aged lS The funeral will
take place tomorrow from the residence
corner Seventeenth and Exchange streets
and the remains Inferred IN Greenwood
cemetery.
The exhibit of Clatsop county products
maintained for the past eirnt months by
the Astoria Progressive association. has
/ borne fruit In more than one instance.
/ Recently the Sea Beach Picking works
/ OF Warenton received an order FOR 90
cases Of minced clans from X. Armsby
Iof Chicago. Accompanying the order was
letter IN which Il was stated that dur
/ ing the winter Chicago narties had visited
the exhibit room Of the association IN
/ Astoria and had carried away samples Of
the CLAIMS and were 50 pleased with them
that they had prevailed upon the writer
10 place an order Mr. Halferty. man
ager Of the clam picking works. states
| that he traced a number Of orders directly
10 the exhibit In the association hall
/ Captain P McCarty. of the British ship
Port Logan. which arrived IN sunday,
eleven days from San Francisco. in charge
Of Pilot Malcolm while ashore yesterday
said that he had been chartered M BIS Gd
for quick loading Of wheat He will take
his shin 70 Portland today and return In
about a week "We had strong northwest
winds and calms coming up and light
winds from west 70 south coming into
port Dav before Yesterday. abou, IN
miles south of the mouth Of tho Columbia I.
river while sailing under a light wind |
We sighted dead ahead of us a large water I.
spout We luffed the ship and the mon /
ster passed to the south Of rs We went
into San Francisco with coal from New /,
castle and made the run up here with /.
only 70 tons NJ rubbish ballast The ves- .
sci carries 2l5o tons of cargo. Our ok /
.pcrses were Just that much reduced /