The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-24

oHNclhlb ut tbht place.
Ocean Circle. Women OF Woodcraft
viii give an entertainment and dance
at their hall In the Page building on
Friday evening, April q. An interest
Ing program has been arranged. Ad.
mission 10 cents.
The street committee OF the council
has called for bids on lighting the city
10 b. opsned al ,. m. on Monday
May 7. The call specifies that each
bill be accompanied by a certified check
Tor 20 per cent OF the amount OF the
bid
The final account and report Of Alex.
Normand as administrator OF the es-
tate OF Alexander Corno. deceased.
was filed yesterday IN the probate cour.
and the matter has been set for hearing
on May 70.
The following well.known singers will
delight the audience with solos FRI
day. April q. at Fishers opera house.
The Misses Ariminta Long. Jerusha
spugglcrs. Betsey Bobbett. Patience
Desire Mann. Violet Ann Ruggles. also
choruses by the entire club.
The steamer ". II. Harrison leaves
out for Tillamook this afternoon. Dur
ing the recent bad weather consider
able freight destined for Tillamook has
been delayed In Astoria, but the steam
or viii hardly have full cargo for
this trip.
Arrangements have been made for
the appearance Of Barlow's ministries
at Fishers opera house next Monday
evening. The company is playing n
weeks engagement at Cordray's thea
ter In Portland and good houses are
reported.
Information concerning the wherea-
bouts OF Michael Bourk is desired by
Judge Gray Bourke recently request
ed Judge Gray TO write to New York
city Tor a copy OF his first citizenship
papers. This was done and yesterday
the certificates arrived but Bourk could
not be located.
The British ship Allerton. Captain
J. a. Toye. arrived in port Sunday. IS
days from Hong Kong In ballast. She
is unchartered. The Allerton had a
rough passage and one OF the boys
aboard. W. Beard. fell through hatch
into the hold sustaining concession OF
the brain. He has recovered.
Matt Peronen. a Finn, was taken
from the hospital Saturday night and
lodged in the county jail on charge
OF insanity. II was subsequently dis
covered that he was only dellrious and
he was ordered returned to the hos
pital and temporarily placed under
guard,
The body OF Hugo Lindstrom, who
was drowned in the river about three
weeks ago, was recovered yesterday by
Louis Anderson, fisherman, in the
channel at point opposite the jetty.
The body, which was badly decom-
posed, was taken to the morgue. 1t
could not be learned last night what,
It any, arrangements had been made
for the funeral, but II is believed that
Il will take place this afternoon.
Captain Dodge OF the steamer Harri-
son, arriving from Tillamook yester-
day morning with dairy produce, re-
ports the schooner Lila and Matte,
ashore at that point, as abandoned.
There is no chance Of getting her OF
the reefs. The captain says that the
steamer Laguna, also ashore at Tilla-
nook, has been turned over to the
underwriters. She will be stripped Of
her machinery and the hull abandoned,
Mrs. NJ. j. Thompson and Miss Flo
rine Hyer will open studio in this
city June LIST, Every one interested
in art should make the most Of this
opportunity as they will only stay for
a short term of Instructions. Miss
Hyer is an artist of note, having stu
died under the greatest masters abroad
and won a reputation among the flow
er painters. both in this country and
Europe. Her work has been exhibited
with the best artists Of the times. Mrs.
Thompson will devote her time to
decorative art and will give a course
of art talks to those taking lessons.
Letters for the following persons re-
main uncaled for at the postoffce;
Chas. Alter, Mary j, Anderson. Patrick
Carolan, Myrtle L. Chandler Ed. Ed
wards, Scott Evans, Edward Green,
Anna Hansen, Jacob Heater, Sophia
Herklin, Morrice Hiwett, George r,
Horton, ]. b. Hutchings (O, r. Iver-
son, L. p. Jensen, w. T. Jury, Arthur
Lawson, d. r. Lord, t. B. Maher, I. l..
osgood (4). Mrs. E L. osgOOd (D, Ber-
tel Olsen. Mr.. Schultz, Seal Rock Pack
ing Co., VIM. Smith Storey, Goddard
& GODDARD. Jas. swaney, 3. 3. Wood