The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-28


In khe Fulton 8 Dcman, building on
Commercial street, where the central OF.
nee win Be located As more outside MIA.
terial consisting ot cables, etc, must ar.
rive before the new office can be started,
Il will probably no, Ne till next week
some dime that /, will be ncady for cper-
alton,
The Astoria 3 Columbia River Rallrcad
wal sell ticlScts July ,. 5, and 4 80 al
points and return a, one fare { ortcs
p&n,s and return az one fan for the
roud "trip Tickets will be good 20 return
up to and Including July 5
! on and after dalo the sale OF zen ride
Communication tickets between Astoria and
SEASIDE will be discontinued, Parties de.
ISlr.ng 10 use tho oouanutatlOn rate may
purchase S-ride tickets AZ S. each, go0d
for TWO months from date NJ sale,
In the circuit court yesterday, In the
case of she United States vs.. John Nc.
Cana plaintiffs wVre allowed iu July
{ iSsa, to nle bill " exceptions. Arg0.
ment in sho case OF q. wingaSe e. al
vs. the c!ty " Astoria occupied much ot
the DAY yesterday, and win oc concluded
to-day, The counsel for psamtn arN
Geo holland and judge Rowlby ana for
the defense are Harrison Allen and {,
W, Fulton,
Two very attractive windows are no.
,iced on Commercial street That %
Petersen s Brown is very tastetully dec
GRATED with the national cclors and at.
tracts attention to the SHOES, which occu-
lpy places IN the exhibit Hetlborn
& son have window u pictures which
shows artistic arrangement, they bcsng
placed In good light and 20 the best adj
vantage Such windows as the above aro
credit 10 our city and show tina, our
merchants are up 20 date.
The crews og the two live saving sta.
Itioas az Cape Disappointment and Fort
Stevens are undergoing their yearly pays
lcal examinations. which are conducted
10y Or. T,sIE, The Fort Stevens crew
have been coming In one or two az a
dms during the past week, but as the
Cape Disappointment crew IS too far
away 20 do this. Doctor Tu;tlo will. as
matter OF courtesy, make a trip to
;hat station one day this week
Beginning with saturday os mex; week
| the saturday evening train from Port
land will leave that city AZ s;@ p. m,
instead Of p. m, rs now, and will b.
run on through TO Seaside, arriving there
az $50 y, m. There will be no other
change In the train service other than
that n. Sunday evening train for port
land will start with its fun complement
Of cars from Seaside, 50 as TO accommo-
date the people desiring TO return 70
Portland. The trains viii stop as usual at
Astoria.
The law sui; at Fishers opera house
Wednesday evening promises in the
breeziness and In the spirit ot It's pro-
ceedlngs to equal the great cases which
have packed the court house 10 standing
roogn on.y As a roaring. funmaking farce.
It has never been equaled in Astoria, The
! brightest legal talent In the city Is en-
gagged on the case. all ihe law and ev1-
dence and fun In the case will be brought
out In full The sale OF reserved seats has
already begunand so many have been sold
that late corners are Habit to De In luck
Il rhey get mere standing room
Peter FraugIlE1. a Gr-Gk fisherman,
answered not guilty to a charge Of ma
iiiciously destroying personal property in
! Judge Hughes court yesterday. The CONS
plant was sworn TO by John Jub.ch, an
Austrian. who testified that on Monday
his ne. and that OF Franklin became en-.
tangled while both were fishing near
sand island. and that the defendant rath'
er than take the trouble 20 uutlng;e
them, took a knife and Gu, Jubich's net,
damaging about six fathnms Of the web.
A number Cf fishermen were placed on
the stand. who testified to the guilt of
the PRISONER. who stOutly denied having
even been tangled with Junich's or any
other net, and denied all knowledge Of
1.-THE AFFAIR. The judge. satisfied that
! Franklin was telling a falsehood, fined
thin the costs Of the case. N5.0, which
3 ne paid.
/ The school board held an uneyenIul
meeting Monday night They advertised
for bids for 20 cords Of wood, and dis
cussed at considerable length rhs 6es
disposition OF engine house No. /. II
being decided 10 Use only the upper door
for school purposes next winter, and to
divide tina. floor into four large rooms.
They also made a formal resolution u
acceptance Of the building from the city.
The matter Of electlng a janitor and a
substitute teacher were brought up but
rrYt,.. rs.gtg-r ron nF Professor