The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-25
ropAY,s WEATHER

TopAY's WEATHER.
Fair weather. nOSheriy winds.
AROUND TOWN.
Tue Samantha was towed up the riyer
yesterday by the Queen.
National beer viii knock the duS, out
Of your throat. ON tap At the National,
Clam chowder is one Of the latest add
tons 70 the menu at the National cafe.
The best Preach cream bonboas and
ice cream on the coast az the Spa candy
factory.
our tee cream Is warranted to Be made
OF pure cream. The ParlOr. mex; to John
Hahn'&
Mss VI. Foard and brother Rudolph
are the guests % their sister, Mrs. c. f.
Balm for few days this week.
Gushing post No, Il. G. a. r., met lasi
nigslt IN engine house No. I. and vOted
to contribute S to the regatta fund.
The Ha-ves; Queen came down trom
yesterday morning and took
n COW the ship Seantha for thai city,
wanted-Girl for Bght housework; good
wages to right person. Call al corner
and Ninth street. or 4ss Ex-
change street
For reut-Three furnished rooms On
yrcund floor. suitable for light house
zeeping. centrally located Il4 Exchange
street. near Ninth.
Mr.. A. /. DouneB. Of Portland, the
lussIing representative for the HallwOod
oash register. was in the ciSy several
lays me past week.
Bishop Norris passed through the city
from Seaside, he having con-
iucted servtcss al the Episcopal church
II that place on Sunday.
owing TO mis- rapidly increasing buS-
less, Mr.. COoniey, propretor Of the Spa
andy factory. has employed an expert
and bonbon dippeT.
James Hannaford and Jessie VI. Mn
ger, both OF Astoria were united in mar
Gage by Rev. W. B. Holhngshead on the
U'ternoon OF Sunday. July q
Concert every afternoon and evening at
he Fashion 20 Astor street. given
BY Kelly and Davis, the two Irish noble
men. sund & Nylund, proprietors.
Mrs. Judge Mcbride arrived in the city
yesoerday and VIII spend several days
,isising her son and her daughter-in-
aw. Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcbride
T. s. Townsend wants It distinctly un-
ierstood that all Of his butter such as
be guarantees, has his brand, White
Clover Creamery" on every square.
During the absence Of DR.. Jay Tut;le
from the city, July 23rd to July 10Th. In
elusive, Dr. j. A. Fulton will act as act
ng assistant surgeon marine hospital
service.
F. F. Conner. general agent q the
Panama Line at San Francisco, came in
on the Columbia yesterday 10 meet his
wife who has been spending several
weeks at the seaside.
Mrs. Saaie Carlson. who was commit
ted to the insane asylum trom this city
the 9Th Of last Aprfl, has 80 far recoys
cred that last Thursday she was granted
a three-months ieave Of absence, In the
care Of her husband.
Messrs. Edwards and FulIer, governs
men. inspectors, were in the city yester-
terday. On the arrival Of the Columbia
tLey BEARDED her and before her return
trip from Portland will have given her
the regular inspection.
The new l. r. & y. boat Narcotic
made her initial trip to nwaoo Sunday,
riding bhe waves speedily and gracefully.
She is equipped with twin propeHers
and nfodern engines as well as the
many other features essential to an up=
fo.1ata x,easAl
The ladies Of the Methodist church
viii give lawn social Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Mary ROsB on
Franklin avenue. The social promises
TO be unusually successful for an affair
dcipane very pleasant time. The public
Is invited.
David Wro5en and Mamie Smith each
forfeited so bail yesterday in the police
court, they failing TO appear to answer
the charge Of fighting. Mrs. Anna Me-
Fadden was charged with being drunk.
and told her tale of woe to Judge Nelson
in a touching manner, but a small fine
was imposed, which she was unable 10
pay and she will consequently langhsh
in jail for a short term.
The chamber Of commerce held an uns
eventful session last evening. In the ab.
sence Of the president, ]. T. Ross, Vice
presided. The most important
business was to appoint a committee to
Jbsoperate with Alexander Gilbert. the
oficiRl Oregon representative to the Paris
exposition The object is 10 gather an