The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-20
ToDAY's WEATHER

ToDAY's WEATHER
AROUND TOWN.
The city council meets tonight.
Country butsermilk a, the Parlcr, Is;
a gallon
National bear Will knock the dust out
OF your throat. on tap a; the National.
Clam chowder is one Of the latest adds
tions 10 the menu al the National cafe.
Our ice cream Is warranted 70 be made
Of pure cream. The ParlOr, next to John
Hahn's
The steamship State Of California ar
rived in yesterday, and after a short stop
left up the river
Astor Union No 3. orisr q washiug'
ton. meets tonight IN Page hall. Each
member Is requested to attend
The Belshaw brought down a raft Of
pies yesterday from Goble for the hsb
trap nov being built for Smith Bros.
Mrs May Mcintosh. sister OF Mrs, c.
]. Trenehard and Mrs, Brennan Van
Dusen, Is visiting In the city trom OAK
Mnd, Cal.
Mr.. A. r. Hammond arrived in Port
land last evening at 5:s0 1t is not known
whether he will come to Astoria today Or
tomorrow.
For rent-Three furnished rooms on
ground floor. suitable for light house
Keeping. centrally located. lli Exchange
street. near Ninth.
A petition for the adoption OF Hugh
Patrick Clancy. a minor child. was
granted yesterday by Judge Gray IN the
PROBATE court to Timothy Clancy.
The Dewey brought down Z pieces,
sxi2. % feet long yesterday from GOble.
They are the gunwales for me new pile
driver scow now being bulk FOR conirac'
tor Lebeck
Dr.. T. L. Ball has returned from a
months trip to the interior Of the state.
and can now be found regularly at his
Office in the Mansell Building, SO Com
mercial street.
The ladies' aid society OF the Norweg-
ian-Danish VI. E. church Of Upper As
torsa will have their annual sale Satur.
day. August u. 1sse Further notice will
be given later.
Remember we sell our pure cream for
n25 per single gallon, packed and de-
livered and for any quantity not less
than two gallons at 81 per gallon. The
ParIor Candy Store.
The scow Dewey yesterday brought
down a load Of 10000 feet OF lumber
from Goble for Fort Candy. where It
will be usel to buI.d a plank street from
Fort Candy 10 the lighthouse.
Korppa Jurvi was a prisoner IN the
justice court yesterday charged with
attempting TO slash his family a few days
ago while he was intoxicated. He pied
guilty and was fined tl5, which was paid
by his son.
Russian baths. newly fitted up and con-
nected with city water system. Every
thing clean. Shower baths and private
apartments for ladies', corner Lincoln
and Alameda avenues. open Wednes-
days and Saturdays from to Il p. m
William Broenda. proprietor.
| Work wfsl be commenced at once in
Portland on a tug for the Columbia
mills at Knappton. She will be 70 feet
| long. II feet beam and feet depth OF
hold. The boat will be fitted with Wells
balance-yasve engines, which have been
found to give satisfaction under all cir.
cumstances.
The George Stetson and the Dunreg-
gan were both towed outside the bar
yesterday and shook out their sails for
the long voyage to Taku, China, and to
Queenstown or Falmouth, respectively.
The departure Of these two ships leaves
Portland's harbor about deserted, there
not being a single ship loading there at
present.
Several directors Of the Rowing club
went around Smiths point last night and
looked over the proposed site for the
lboathouse. Contractor Houston was
along and assisted In making soundings
The best site is just beyond the cove
near which the steamer Astorian lies.
There is plenty OF water at that point
and the location Is picturesque In the ex-
trene It is likely the building will be
erected there.
Tickets for the match game Of baseball
between the Tails and the Shorts are now
on sale at regatta headquarters. and are
10 cents for children and q cents tor
adults. To each ticket IS attached a cou-
pom, the coupons to be used In voting for
a queen, who shall serve this distinction
in the regatta exercises. Each Juvenile
tickets will be entitled to % votes and the
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