The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-29

housekeeping also single rooms IN prl.
vate family. "a Fourteenth street,
call at the SPA candy factory for par
tleulars.
The Gearhsrt hotel closed last Satur,
day for the season. A large majority
Of the guests left on the same day, an
infailIable sign that the hymeneal days
are coming apaee.
The steamer North Star is lying IN
side the o, n. s n. dock The crew
have been paid on and she viii remain
idle unul the Alaska salmon season
opens next spring.
workmen removed all the wood work
Of the grand stand yesterday and moth
ing was left standing except the tower.
This win be left intact and will be used
again for next years carnival
The Degree Of Honor" the ladies or
der Of the A. o. U. w. held meeting
at Hawthorne hall last night. The
same society will give an entertain
ment in the hall next Monday evening.
The Fort Stevens baseball team de-
feated the Astorians in the baseball
game az Leng Beach Sunday, with a
score Of Is 70 s. The AstOrians were
. picSsa nine, 4 fair crowd witnessed
the game. A.. 4ila-
The county court was engaged yes
terday In adjusting the boundaries OF
the road districts as required by the
new registration law. The court had
not finished when adjournment was
taken until this morning.
A brother OF DR.. A. A. Finch. who
has been in attendance at the regatta
festivities. returned to his home in
San Francisco yesterday. Mr. Finch
is connected with the postofiee depart
Nent in the Golden Gate city.
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A. b. coonley. proprietor Of the So
confectionery and ice cream parlor.
spent yesterday in Portland purchasing
supplies. The Spas ice cream is a noted
commodity In Astoria and finds
market in a large number Of fashion,
able homes.
Rev. Mr. Narcotic. equipped with a
complete tennis outfit, boarded the
train for Fort Stevens yesterday. He
was accompanied by several young
ladies and gentlemen. all Of whom
were the guests Of Lieutenant Patter-
son on arrival.
Wong Cling. the Chinese cook at the
Occldent. was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF assaulting H. F. Taylor. one
OF the walters at the hotel The case
was tried before Justice Hughes and
the defendant was found guilty and
fined $40. which he paid.
C. H. Williams. a recent attache OF
the writing stan Of the Astorian. leaves
this evening for his home in Oregon
City. where he will henceforth abide.
Mr.. Williams is a bright and capable
newsgatharer. and viii be missed by his
many friends in this city.
There will be a meeting Of the Gun
club this evening In the rooms Of the
Astoria Progressive Association at s
o'clock. the object OF the meeting is the
securing of grounds to shoot on the
coming season and as a consequence.
It is very desirous in having all mem
bers attend.
The story published in the Astorian
few days ago that the schooner Jessie
would soon be remodeled and equipped
for deep sea fishing. promises to be
speedily fulfilled. Carpenters COM
menced work on her yesterday. pre-
paratory to cruise under command Of
Captain Henderson.
Now that the regatta is over and
friends have departed. all who value
scientific systematic exercise should
join Professor stoddard's class tonight,
TonIght's lesson is the first in the last
half Of the term and will probably be
the last chance for receiving this most
excellent instruction. Don't think it
too late to Join as the whole terms
work will be received during the next
two weeks.
Olin D. Wheeler Of the passenger de-
partment OF the Northern Pacific, has
been in Astoria for several days past,