The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-10


The British ship combrian Queen,
wheat laden. put TO sea yesterday
T4cnry q MCGOWAN and John d. Nc
oowan. the cannerymen, are In the city.
the schooner Dewey In tow OF the tug
Magrie. left out yesterday for Nehalern'
Toe ManEanlta arrived In yesterday
from a visit 10 the lighthouse stations.
1est California wine, 30 cents per gai-
Ion. Alex Gilbert. sole agent for Astoria
Telephone s.
The steamer South Portland arrived
IN yesterday from San Francisco ana
proceeded up
ra,her festival IN Swedish Lutheran
church November 10. at p m. Admission
sy and Is cents
wansend coal and coke Is the oest
Cor domestic purposes. For sale by the
Astoria Gas Light Co.
App,es. apples. apples. very choice ana
vnrv cheap. Two hundred boxes must De
.old Al once Ross. Higgins q Co
TAe Holy Innocents guild Of Upper A.
hor,a viii hold their annual sale OF fancy
articles on Saturday, November y
Today Is the last day on which water
rates can be paid TO avoid the penalty OF
x ccnts IN addition TO the regular charge
Halliday novelties are already beginning
10 arrive. and many Of the stores along
Commercial stree make hne display
c.u and see a new dress suit. the very
,n,est confined to the McAllen NC
ponnen dry goods house. commer0iai
street
7ha nglot schooner Joseph Pulitzer
came IN from sea yesterday for proV'-
s,ons The San Jose is outside IN her
plaes
In the county clerks once yesterday
olaf Palo. a native Of Russia. declared
his intention to become an Amerioan
citizen.
The Oriental liner Ming Chow IS de-
tained AT Fgavel by repairs to her boilers
and win not put to sea before tomorrow
morning.
TIE steam schooner Fulton. In oaliast
from san Francisco. arrived In and pro
oeeded up TO Portland to load wheat TOT
the Bay City.
r.. six months sentence OF William
1.nrv convicted OF larceny. expired yes
tarday and he was turned loose rom
the county Sail.
For sale. 100 tons OF Rosyin coal; the
aneat house and steam coal ever brought
20 Astoria Elmore. sspborn Co.. Tele-
phone. Main 81
The Harrison arrived in yesterday from
TIllamook and will leave out today TOT
the same port with general merchandise.
weather permitting.
captain Gibson. Of the Silberhorn. Is
quite III with an attack Of lagrippe. HIS
phvsicians state that he VIII not be able
10 be out for several days.
r Pleasant furnished rooms. Including
hath with first class board. for gentle
men only. can be had az 30 Seventeenth
street References exchanged.
A ,oncod was caught on Kinney's
wharf few days ago with scent piece /
IN its mouth. II probably came from the |
washington shore Of the river.
For rent-The entire upper floor OF
the Badolet building over Albert Dun
bars store. For particulars Inquire OF 4
w. G. Howell. e2i Exchange street
The British shin sTlberhorn cleared at !
the custom house yesterday with lool' /
bushels Of wheat valued at $3.50 loHo 1
bushels Of which was loaded at Astoria. /
School Superintendent Lee came down ]
from svenson yesterday TO conduct the
teachers examination At the court house.
The examination for state diplomas will
be held Saturday.
The Wonder Drill. an Indispensable tool
10 all machinlsts. plumbers. or workers
In iron. brass, or other metals. Call and
see Il. c. II. orkwitz. agent corner OF
Tenth and Duane streets.
There was but little bowling last night
at the club alleys. as two are now being
repaired The high score for the men was
&c. made by Frank Goodell Mrs stine
bowled 20 for the women.
Hon. Sidney Dell. the well known econ
omist. who has been quite III at the Astor
house for the past few days, Is slightly |
improved. and his physicians report that
he is probably out Of danger.
tn Ladies' Guild Of Grace Church will
give an entertainment in the basement
Of the church this evening. An interest
ing program has been prepared and all
are cordially asked TO attend.
Senator Joseph Simon left Portland
Yesterday for the east He will attend to
some important matters OF private in
terest and expects TO be in Washington
on the opening day Of the next congress.
Colonel W II. Stone is seriously II at
his home at Knappa and medical assist
ance was teegraphed for 70 Astoria yes
terday evening. The steamer Electric
was chartered anu III 4utN4t h@StclItu ~
his bedside.
The dance given by the ladies Of Re-
bekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall last
night was success in every way A
large number Of dancers were in attend
ance and the evening was very pleasantly
spent by all.
The building at The corner Of CONNER
cial and Twelfth streets. now occupied
by p. A. Stokes, will be removed early
in the spring and replaced with fine
business block Mr.. Stokes and Albert
Dunbar will occupy the new block.
The popularity of the merchants lunch
served by Mr.. George Barley at the Ma
tional is growing daily, and many busl-
ness men can be found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunches set
by Mr.. BARLEY are the finest in the city.