The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-12

Mr.. Frank spltue at Grace church
I Thursday evening.
Boru-April H. 20 the wife OF Nels
Poulsen, daughter.
Don't forget Mr. Frank Spiiyle's lecture.
Ancient and Modern Rome" a; Grace
church tomorrow evening.
The Pat market has received guam
hty Of first-elasS hay, which will be sold
for a time al Sl00 per ton,
Miss Elmer Bemis returned to her home
in Salem last night, after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. J, $. Delunger,
In the police court yesterday two cases
" drunkenness were tried before Police
Judge Nelson and fine OF S imposed
The delinquent tax rolls will De turned
over 10 the sheriff tomorrow, and the
work Of collecting delinquent taxes win
be commenced al once.
The lumber schooner Buelah arrived
in Monday evening from Guayamus,
Mexico, She viii load lumber AT Por,-
land.
In the county clerks 0tice yesterday
Alblno Cerneuch, a native OF Austria.
declared his in;eutou 10 become an
American citizen.
The funeral II the infant daughter OF
T. +. Laurin Was held from the family
residence yesterday afternoon and ;hs
remains inferred in Greenwood cemetery.
Several river steamers were Inspected
yesterday and the previous day by In
spectors Edward and Fuller. So far as
learned none OF the steamers we're con-
demned
The storm Of yesterday was the most
severe that has ragen in April for some
years. The wind attained a velocity oil
abou; g. miles an hour at times. but
little damage was done.
A hshingbOat that was moored at the
eannery broke adrift sun
day night The boa; Is painted light blue, /.
but has no number. Finder will please
leave the boat az the Cooperative can /
merry and receive suitable reward.
The team OF Soyey failed to successfully I
defend the buttons, which ii had twice
won, last night scoring the miserable (
total Of 5S5. Hardesiy's aggregation Sc
cured the best total. 80 which may not
be beaten. Hardasty's 10 was the best
single total.
John Fairfield, son OF stephen Fair
ield. Of East Astoria. died yesterday
OF Inflammation OF the stomach.
sged years. The funeral will be held at
i:sO this morning from Holy Innocents
,hapel. where services will be conducted
BY Rev. W 5. Short The in,erment will
be in Greenwood cemetery.
The boa, picked up by Captain Parker
II the steamer IIwacO. Monday. is still
ying az the I. r. & y. dock. the owner
not yet having called for it. The boa.
advertised for by the Coop. cannery has
not been found. The owner Of this boat
las examined the one found by Captain
Parker bu, It is not his property.
The following well known ladies and
gentlemen have consented to take par,
In the A. F. c. comedy "a Summers
Fancy" 20 be produced under the direc-
ion Of Mr.. P. H. Levin: Miss Kale
5hively Mrs. Harrison Allen, Miss Eva
Holmes. Miss Nellie Utzinger. Mr.. Al
red Tee, Mr. Harrison Allen, Mr. John
IcCue and Terry Mexican.
While the gale was raging last night an
electric light wire fouled the wires Of
he long-distance telephone company and
he Postal. The result was that all three
concerns were prevented from doing bus
ness. Shortly after midnight Manager
clinton, Of the telephone company. found
he crossed wires and made the necessary
-epairs
On Thursday evening, April 13, an en-
ertainment will be given in the Sunday
choOl room Of Grace church for the
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