The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-29


church English sunday school at $3.50
a. M; Norwegian services at lo'l5 A. M
Text, John xvi s-lA The Work of the
Holy Ghost In Rcproving the world OF
sin, and OF Righteousness and 81 Judg.
ment,' English services at $50 ., m
Text, FIRST Corinthians, iS THE Creates,
ls Charity"
The revenue cutter Perry docked at
Ninth street dock yesterday and took on
board provisions preparatory to her
leruise In the north, The Perry will leave
for the sound Monday morning and viii
then receive orders with other revenue
cutters TO proceed to Alaskan waters,
II is expected the Perry will return to
the columbia river early next winter
The services IN the Congregational
church next Sunday will be held as lol.
lows; Morning service At II; Sunday
school a, ls;l6; children's meeting at u,
m; evening service at 5:Sl At the morn.
Ing service Mr.. Curran will spesk on the
work OF the association OF Congregauln.
Al ministers and churches. which was
held this week in Portland, Rev Edw.
Curran, pastor
The British ship British Princess has
( finished her cargo In Portland and Is
ready TO leave down the river as soon as
a crew can De obtained Sailors arc
quoted az SlN head In Portland but
captains are unwilling 10 pay that
amount The Princess will probably come
TO Astoria aud have full crew shipped
/ from san Francisco. The Howard II.
Troop expected today. from Portland.
I l. also shorthanded
I \ fishing boat was washed ashore
( Thursday morning on Sand ISLAND beach.
The lie saving crew from Foo, Candy
went TO the rescue but saw no signs OF
/ life. The boat was stove ana the mast
standing parry broken About ha.f ,ls
inc, was In the boat and the other hait
was lying along the beach /, Is prob
abe the occupants OF the boa, We're
/ the wreckage Thursday evening Il Is
thought the boat was clpSiEed In the
breakers during the blow Wednesday
night
[ The funeral OF the late f. +. Hickman
wiil be held this afternoon at O'Clock
I from Pohls undertaking parlors and the
remains inferred in Greenwood cemetery.
! A number OF German and other friends OF
I the deceased betrayed the funeral ex-
penses. II Is said that Hickman was en-
gagged on commission by the parties for
whom he had been working In the
woods: and that his wages entirely de-
pended on his employers erecting sale
I OF their land. Hickman was native OF
warmbrun, Schlesien Germany. where
his mother and sisters reside.
( The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall
was the scene OF much merriment and
( pleasure last evening, Il being the BIRTH
day anniversary OF Mrs. Han The early
part Of the evening was spent In the
usual manner after which most elabor.
ate and uainty lunch was spread TO
which everyone present did justice. Mrs
Hall received a number OF pretty and
useful presents and all went home AZ
late hour. feeling that the evening had
passed only too soon Among those
present we're: Mesdames Feely. Wallace
German. Ashley and Doeneka, the Misses
Mary and Irene Feeley Myrtle Mabel
and lnez Doeneka: Messrs Wallace Cor
man. Doeneka and Feeley
Mrs Amelia Godfrey a young Arabia
woman, was arralgned in the police court
yesterday on charge Of peddllng with
out license Her stock In trade con-
sisted OF a satchel full OF trlnkets which
she commenced selling as soon as she
got OF the noon train from Portland.
She pleaded guilty TO the charge bui said
tina, she was ignorant that a license was
required in Astoria. Mrs Godfrey stated