The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-03

THE DAILY ASI0H
trip by paying full fare going and taking
certificates OF attendance from the agent
with receipt for fare paid one way, which
win be good tOr return passage when
signed by the secretary Of the asscoias
tion and used before June IS
There win be service at Grace church
tomorrow, Sunday morning, at II a, m,
with the Sunday school Immediately to's
lowing, owing to the absence Of the
rector, the evening service viii be omit.
ted. Service at Holy lnnocen,s chapel az
$3.50 p, m,
The lighthouse tender Columhine an
rived in from the Sound yesterday, she
stopped on the way at 0ray's harNor 10
take on fuel. The CelUmblne had been
engaged on the Sound the past week
conveying Rridadier General Wilson on
an inspection trip to the forts In the
Sound district General Wilson was on
official business and left Seattle for
WASHINGTON Wednesday night The Cob
umhine will leave this morning for TIL.
lamock Rock to land Assistant Keeper
Stnlwen,
on Friday the stencil arising from the
operation OF the oil factory grew so In
toierable that the operatives OF the Pas
ctc Sheet Metal Works were forced 10
stop working as the odor made them
sick and lncapacitated them for their
work. This presents new aspect to
the situation which may prove ot in-
f,uence IN the trial Of the manager FOR
maintaining a nuisance now In progress
II Is evident on an sides that gnod nature
is not always to be imposed upon and this
stink factory mus, SO,
About one o'clock Friday morning four
fishing beats drlfted out over the bar
The Fort Canhy life saving crew pu' out
TO save the men ana succeeded in rescue.
ing the crew OF two oi the boats. The
other no boats drifted out 10 sea, and
/. IN the darkness. could no, BE- found by
the llte saving crew, The nets OF all the
boats were In the water and as soon as
the tide commenced to flood they drttied
back again. The gears belonging 20 the
rescued men were saved and the missing
boats also returned safely from their
hazardous trip,
The following members OF the commit
tee appointed some time ago to arrange
for entertaining the Editorial Association
upon their visit to astoria this summer
met IN the chamber OF commerce last
evening: ]. W. welch, f j. Taylor, f.
w. Tallant. J. T. Ross ]. r. Gra;kc and
y. $. Dcnnger. The arrangements are
not yet completed for receiving the as
sociation, but the many points of interest
In our city win be shown TO hes' aj'
vantage and a clam bake will be given,
Messrs. TAYLOR, Fulton and Ross were
appointed a committee on finance.
one Of those events that make brigh,
sDots In the lives OF the little folks long
to be remembered took place Thursday
Afternoon at the home OF Captain and
Mrs. 4. G. Cam. The occasion was
birthday surprise party rendered By the
schoolmates Of Florence Conn. the day
being the eighth anniversary OF her
birth. After heartily enjoying numerous
games the little folks were served with
lunch. after which they departed for
their homes. Those present were: Mad.
aiine and JeTie Crandall. Bessie and
Freddie Cordlner. Ruth and Florence
Blynn. Mary Ward. George Beard. Man.
Eanfta. Gwendoline and Eta Richards
IneE Doneka and Archie and Myrtle
Cam.
Commercial street. between Tenth and
Eleventh Is now the best lighted block
in Astoria. A new light. in addition TO
the city light. was hung in the center
OF the block last night. the business men
there having subscribed the necessary
money for the light. Lee Herring, pro-
prietor Of the National saloon. canvassed
the businessmen residing In the block
Thursday last and all agreed 10 subscribe
20 maintain a light in the block with the
exception OF two merchants. These re-
fused 10 subscribe. although they are
benefited as much as any OF the Other
merchants. The light costs $50 a month.
and 1t is the intention that 1t shall be
maintained regularly. Following are the
subscribers: Lee Herring $50; W. r.
Scheibe. 81 Alex Tagg. 30 cents; f. c.
Hughes. 81; s. Danzigner. 20 cents; j.
II. Seymour. 81; A. V. Allen. . cents;
Charles Rogers. o cents: J. NJ. Ellsworth
3 cents: NJ. S. Copeland. % cents.
on Thursday evening the junior class
Of the high school gave very enjoyable
reception 10 the senior class. Miss Edith
Wood. president Of the junior class, called
the meeting to order, after which the
following program was rendered 10 the
manifest delight OF those present: ln-
strumental duet. Jessie Sands and Flor
ence Goddard; vocal solo, Lulu Estes;
Instrumental solo. Alvira Kirchoff; vocal
solo. Bessie Reed; instrumental duet,
Florence Goddard and Jessie Sands. An'
ME Campbell. president OF the senior
class and Austin Osborn. IN well wordad
speeches. thanked the juniors for the
fine manner IN which they were enter
tanned. Frank woodfeld. president Of the
Alumni Andrew DalRity and other mem-
bers Of the Alumni favored the gathering
with bright speeches appropriate 10 the
occasion Mayor Bergman and members
Of the city council were present upon In.
vi,ation OF II. c. Thompson. chairman OF
the school board. and very delightful
evening was reported by all present.
The first lumber for building the Lewis
and Clark road was landed at the slip
near the Young's bay bridge yesterday
morning The scow load contained 20.oOO
feet Of ties. W. j. ingalls,. president Of
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