The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-29

nnteed flch ana mellow. JOHN i.
cAhLsoN. Sole Agent
The steam schooner Fulton arrived
In from San Francisco. light. and
| dOcked AZ the o. II. a. n. wharf NJ I
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon.
lioslyn coal lasts longer. Is cleaner
and mnkeN less trouble With stoves and
chimney nuea than any other. George
W. Sanborn. agent Telephone 1871.
The elegant line of fine cloths shown
at G, II cooper'H should be seen by
every gentleman. Today n the last
day orders taken and NJ guaran-
terd
A regular meeting of the pilot COM
mission was held this afternoon. Apart
| from the renewal of several branches.
M huslncss of Importance was trans
acted
II Il stated that hand ball court
WIFI be erected this fall The court
viii be located Ia the building opp
site the store OF he Eclipse Hardware
Company.
Mcasrs Frank NJ. Warren and c, y.
Tresco,t ~ the TraHcott Packing Co,
were IN the city yesterday, looking for
al eligible site for their sailing house
Ter 1901.
sheriff Llnvlllc returned yesterday on
the noon train from Salem. where he
went with Herbert Davis and John
f..fll - far "a NF Ave
years each.
Last Sunday the Congregational
church extended a call 10 the Rev. r.
r.. Dell, Of Portland. he has accepted
and viii begin his pastorate here on
October H.
First Lieutenant II. T.. Cloke. recent
~ transferred TO light battery +. Of the
Third regiment, will remain on detach-
ed service at Fort Stevens for an in
definite time.
The Astor Club viii give u dance at
Foard 4 Stokes hail next Friday even
ing This II the opening dance given
by the club and very pleasant time
Is anticipated.
There will be services In the Con.
gregational church tomorrow az II n.
m. and 1850 y. m. Preaching by Mrs.
A. J. Bailey. Sunday school after the
morning services.
The Rlyersdaie cleared at the Gus
tom house yesterday afternoon for
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders,
with iS6,g00 bushels OF wheat On board
valued az $4,000.
Prof. Leokenby. OF the State Agrl-
cultural College. who is conducting the
experiments for the state board OF
cultural College. who Is conducting the
city last evening.
skibbe. the bootblack and champion
high diver, expects to 10 TO England
this winter and win probably take pas
sage on some OF the outgoing ships
for that part OF the world.
Owing to the rush OF business and
the many orders taken at G, H. Coop |
er's Mr.. Rholfe, representing Strauss
Bros, OF Chicago. fine tallors, viii re- |
main over until this evening.
Mr.. Dell. who has accepted the pas
torate OF the CONGREGATIONAL church, |
has been pastor OF the United Breth- |
ercn church OF Portland. He ls a |
young man, and a strong forclble
speaker,
The British bark Samantha cleared at
the custom house yesterday afternoon
for the United Kingdom for orders
with $4,000 bushels OF wheat on board, |
valued at $4,000, She crossed out at
2;SO y. m.
Charles Cook. who was taken to st.
Mary's hospital on Tuesday. suffering
from n stroke OF paralysis, died that
evening. He was slxty-tlve years OF
age, and had resided In this city for
many years,
There at present but three prison.
,rs In the county jall: Timothy Cor
Dett. Edward Kramer and Wong
I.aong. The latter's trial will commence
Monday next and that OF Corbett is
set for Wednesday.
A party Of surveyors and engineers
ire at Seaside considering the feas-
billty of road around Tillamook
Head. An extension OF the present
Seaside railroad for the purpose Of
hauling rocks for the jetty
Rev. Edward Curran, formerly OF
This place and who has been In Alaska
Turing the summer, and has been
preaching In the different cities Of that
erritory. has returned and Is visiting
It Condor, Oregon, for time.
II. N. Price of Skamokawa, has dis
posed OF 200 acres OF timber land on
he Elokomln creek, TO McRae a. Bow
N, OF Wisconsin. The land contains
lone 100000 feet Of fine yellow FIR
md the price paid for II is $1,000.
In the probate court yesterday E. 2.
Ferguson was appointed administrator
II the estate OF II. W. Blrchard. de-
'eased. ID. NJ, Stuart. e. c. Lewis and
!. II. Ferguson were named az apprais-
rs. The estate Is valued at about
265.
Fish Commissioner Reed Is making
IN inspection trip to the coast fisheries.
This trip will take him to Coos bay,
faquina, Rogue river, the JImpqua and
'arlous other coast salmon streams.
lie will be gone from three weeks to
| month.
A literary and athletic club has been
organized by number OF the younger
,0ys IN town OF which Oliver Brooks
vas elected president and Walter Mayo
ecretnry and treasurer. The club
'ooms are TO be over the store OF A, V.
Allen. The new organization is to be
Inown as the NJ p. G.