The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-02
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Fair weather.
AROUND TOWN.
The new Bosom restaurant will furshis
MN satisfactory meal Try q.
wanted 10 Rens-Neat cottage In 500
,,sasRon W. w. Payne, Room y, Pag
Block.
The best French cream boaeons an
Ice cream on the SOas; at the Spa eand
factory.
Rann Is year old whisky Is the kind yo'
read about Lee Herring keeps Il at n
National.
Tbe schooner Belle came down fror
Younrs river yesterday with y cords
wood sor the 81 Hard-
The place 90 Set a taznale, oysters L
any s,yle, crawnsh or clam chowder a
any time Os the day or night Is AZ IN
Natio0tl cafe.
A oSs,ra5siOn OF sso was received yes
ter,av by the regatta finance committee
srom the ASoria s Columbia River Ran
rad cOmpany.
wnha.n Miller has been awarded TN
contract 10 put on a new roof anu 0ener'
Vs. reoasr the PnA Bowers ousldirSS
which was d4massd In he recent nre'
Tae s;szmer Harrison sailed from 'his
mort yestensay. loaded With cannery sup
p,,es AMI general MERCHANDISE fOr lNlla'
mcok and the Sinslsw and Umqua rivers
Ios.-.Nbbus 80 fathons OF net on me
striped buoy. near Great Republic
ursck Lads marked "A NJ" Finder
p,esse leave word At AsJorian office and
receive reward.
The T. ]. Potter came in from Portland
Yesterday carrying Jne Of the largest
Messenger lists OF the season. The ma
iority Of the travellers were en- route
10 Long Beach
wElEan Kyle. Sr.. accompanied by his
son. wHham, Jr.. are in the city direet
from Florence. Mr.. Kyle reports ouss-
hess IN general and the saw mills in par
tlcular as booning in hts vicinity.
Mrs W. o. Wilkinson viii entertain
her friends at dancing party tomorrow
evening. InTfsatsons haze been issued
70 a ange nuulber q her friends, and a
very eajOyable evening IS anticipated
Lost-A neT net. 50 fathoms. lead
line marked H. A" license number 20,
on buoy and on one q the corAls. abreast
McGoEan's cannerY Thursday night
Finder return TO ElnnOre's eannery. Re-
ward paid
A hsht occurred at a late hour last
rseht between Two men on the corner Of
Tensh and Commercial streets A crowd
quickly gathered. but finding that they
were attracting considerable attention,
the c5nbatants made their escape.
The city council meets tomorrow nignt,
q ssltch time St Is thought that the
matter Ot the improvement Of Astor
utree. west from Sixth street will be
brou-ht up. as VIII also the improvement
o. C0rlmerzal street west from Tenth.
The SEA ner Geonge W. Elder arrived
n yexe-tay morning from Seattle en-
route 10 Portland. she carried part Of
the Hartman party. winch has just re.
turned from Alaska. and many Alaska
ruriossdes. including a collection Of totem
poles.
Head Oryaaizer George K Rogess. o.
The Wo1dmen of the Word. will be in
Astoria on Wednesday, the 2nd instant,
and will speak al the hall in Pages
building at o'closk p. N. AL members
are requested 70 attend and bring their
friends.
The tug C. VI. Belshlw had trouble on
Sunday night. While towing a barge up
the river she struck snag and stove
z hole in her hull She was beached,
however, before she sank. and is now
On the Oregon shore short distance be-
low Katzna.
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 u p. m.
William Br0enda, proprietor.
Nick Jubich was brought up yesterday
In the justice court, his case having been
continued from Monday The testimony
OF several witnesses was taken, and Ju-
bich was fined S5 for assault on Chris
Peterson. Harrison Anen, the attorney
for Jublch, gave notice Of an appeal. and
the prisoner was bound over to the cir
cuit court on so ball
The big merry -go-round at the corner
Of Bond and Ninth streets is proving an
endless soIr9e Of amusement TO the chill
dren. In the evening there are not few
adults who patronize the boxes, and even