The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-05
ToDAY's WEATHER

ToDAYs WEATHER.
Fair weather for today Is TO be warmer,
except stationary temperature along
coast.
AROUND TOWN.
J. E Ferguson and wife are Portland
guests.
Circuit court will be convened this
morning by Judge Mcbride,
The Dunragen lett up yesterday for
Portland in tow OF the Queen.
For the hungry. The new Boston res
tauran, opposite Cooper's store.
Leon Mansur, foreman Of the Knapp
ton mill. spent yesterday In Astoria.
Mrs. George Widen is home from Port
land. whar. she has been for the past
month on a visit with friends.
Those toothsome oysters at Zacks just
an the bill for a hungry man. They are
prepared to suit the taste Of an epieure.
Mr. I. Cohen returned from British Co.
lumbla. where he has been for the last
two months looking after business inter-
ests.
The harp is many peoples favorite In
strumen,. Harper is everyone's favorite
whisky. Sold by FOard s Stokes Co.,
Astoria, Ore.
Strawberries are al their prime this
week. We are receiving large quantities
daily. Prices now very reasonable Ross
Higgins & Co.
For Rsnt-Three furnished rooms. on
ground floor, suitable for ligh; house
keeping. centrally located. IA Exchange
street, near Ninth.
Wan,ed-Position in a grocery store oy
an experienced young man. Speaks two
languages. First class references. Ad-
dress Alfred Hiilston. Knappa, Or.
The Dwyer took a big load OF Upper
town people TO nwaco, where they great
Is enjoyed the festivities pertaining TO
the celebration at that place yesterday.
The city council will meet tomorrow
evening. In addition TO the routine 6usi'
ness there will be some street improve
ment propositions up for consideration.
H. Wilson, sailor. who was celebrate
ing rather bois,erously last night, is In
jail, charged with fighting and disorderly
conduct. He will tell his troubles to
Police Judge Nelson today.
Mrs. Lee Herring and Miss Clara Dun'
bar left on the train Monday night fo'
Vancouver, Wash, whe-e Mrs. Herring
will visit friends and Miss Clara will
visit her uncle. Judge Dunbar.
/ Dr. Hastings made up a party Of hi'
friends and went down 20 Fort Candy
yesterday on the Electric, where a mos
delightful day was spent in the quiet
pleasures Of that romantic place.
The Hanthorn made the Deep River
run yesterday in place OF the Dwyer anC
brought over a big crowd Of people from
that place on the morning trip, who
after taking in the celebration in thii
city, returned to their homes on the
o'clock trip Of the boat.
Misses Mary and Ruth Garner left Mon
day evening for IronwoOds, North Mich
igan, where they will spend a month a
me home Of a brother at that place
They will also make a short trip east be
fore returning home to again take u
thelr work in the schools Of Astoria.
Captain II. B. Parker will have tn
work commenced tomorrow Of repairing
and overnaul!ng the steamer Astorlan
Harry Coates will be in charge Of tn
work and It Is expected 10 have the A
torlan ready for service in a couple 0
weeks As to what route the Astorian vii
go on and IN what traffic she will engag
in is not given out yet.
The celebra ton at SkamOkawa was I
decided success and in the evening {
grand bali closed the days festivities
On the way down the Gatzert brough
down about o young people from Cath
lamet to Skamokowa and on her up trI
in the evening she took nearly the sam
number Of young people from Astoria
bound for the dance at Skamokawa.
Deputy District Attorney ]. E. Youni
was invited to deliver the grafton a
Jewell yesterday and expected to hav
complied with the invitation, but the pre-
liminary examination Of William Martin
who did the shooting Saturday evening
having been set for Wednesday morning
It was impossible for Mr.. Young to go t
Nehalem and get back in time for court
"A joint installation Of officers Of tn
degree Of Pocohantas and Concomoly
tribe, l. o. r. M, took place at tn
knights Of Pyuhias hall Sunday evening
The following officers were installed
Pocohontas, Mrs. T. Ahnes; Wenona
miss Lizzie Lazell; Powhatan, Mrs.