The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-27

I Hongkong. coming to Seattle FOR or,
ders 1t Is believed that she Is char,
tered.
The Man&anita tied up az her doch
this afternoon, after spending the past
few days down the coast on duty.
Rev, r. L. Knapp win preach at the
First NJ, &, church at II a. m. Regular
services at s p m. by Rev, Honinxs.
head, pastor.
The Columbia crossed out early yes
teraay morning for San Francisco. She
carried good passenger list but was
light In freight,
There win be Christian science SER
vice held at iSS Ninth street this morn
ing at IL o'clock. Subject, MAN" All
are invited to attend,
After the first day OF September. the
Astoria woodyard Company, will sell
Knappton mills slabwood. two-eut, di-
rect trom scow, at s2sS cord; tr cord
wood. ss,M
Miss Kate Lampman. test medium,
win holi her last circles Tuesday and
Friday evenings. August - and Sep
tember lst. Life readings daily. Main
Street house.
PAI.MIST-Aliss Maud Lampman.
the celebrated palmist. win give life
readings. Can be consulted at the Main
Street House from 10 a. m. 10 S p, m
for few days only.
The British steamer Orange Branch
cleared at the customs house yester-
day. Her cargo consists Of ssS,cco feet
Of lumber for Shanghai and $4,000 feet
for woOsing. she crossed out in the
afternoon.
The steamer North Star arrived In
yesterday from Tillamook after having
towed the steamer Annarine to that
port. The Annarine viii be used as
passenger boat between points on
TillamoOk bay.
The Astoria baseball nine win go to
Long Beach today to play a match
game with the Fort Stevens team.
The Astorians will leave on the steam
er Nahcotta. The Fort Stevens crowd
has chartered boat for the occa-
sion.
The contract for the erection Of
warehouse for the Standard oil Com
pany. near the Kinney cannery, was
awarded to Contractor Whiting, Of
Portland. The contract price is $3.50.
The work Of erecting the building viii
be commenced at once.
The Congregational church services
viii be conducted as follows today:
Morning service at II. Sunday school
at 1915. Evening at s. subjects Of
special interest win be presented at
both the morning and evening services.
A general invitation is extended to all.
E. J. Arnold returned from Portland
yesterday to finish packing the para
phernalia Of his merry-go-round. The
tent has been left standing In order 20
dry out preparatory to shipment. In a
soggy condition. the freight rates on
the canvas would appan a disbursing
officer for the government.
Captain Stream, OF the tug Samson,
reports that the channel at the en-
trance Of Gray's harbor has shifted to
the north nearly a half mile and the
buoys which marked the old channel
are now in shallow water Captain
Stream has notified the lighthouse
board Of the change in the channel.
Swedish Lutheran church; services
in Swedish at 1O:S0 a. m. No services
in the evening. since the pastor will
preach in the NJ. E. church at Fort
Stevens at p. m. The Sunday school
begins its work again Sunday. septeIn-
Der Ord, at 1918 p. m. All the Sunday
school teachers are requested to be
present.
c. W. Fulton appeared at the depot
yesterday, equipped with a satchel,
large calibre rifle and a determined
expression. When asked his destina-
tion, he replied Seaside, although no
explanation was offered regarding the
formidable weapon he carried. It was
concluded by some that possibly Mr.
Fulton was starting out on a collecting