The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-07

The steamship Filntshire. late in the
United States transport service, has
Dcen released and n being rentted as
mefehanlmAn,
Mrs. p. A. Trulllnger went as far az
Portland yesterday with Mrs. II. J,
Jackson. of Pullman, Wash, who has
been visiting here.
HocGer has Just opened n department
for oysters IN connection With his con-
fectiOnery and Ice cream parlOrs. Open
tlli 10 o'clock .. m.
Cream Pure Rye. lmsriea's finest
whiskv. The nniv pure goods; guar
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
Mrs. ", ]. Jackson. OF Pullman,
Washington, who has been visiting rel-
atlvea IN Astoria for soverai weeks, re-
turned 20 her home yesterday.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. 10 cleaner
and makes less trouble With stoves and
chimney fiues than any other. George
w. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1871.
Bids for the repairing of Franklin
avenue viii be opened by the street
committee next Wednesday afternoon.
The notice appears In another column.
A certificate az the completion Of the
Improvement OF Eleventh street be-
tween Franklin and Harrison avenues
was filed In the auditors Office yester-
day.
The British ship Marathon and the
French bark La Fontaine have finished
lcading wheat at Portland and viii
probably start down the rtyer on Mon
day.
Cards are out for the marriage on
Monday evening. in Portland. Of Mr.
u. ]. schlegel. formerly Of this city,
and Miss Nellie r. Zeigler. OF Port
land
The Point Adams life boat. which
was recently at Leathers' boat build
INK establishment for extensive repairs.
has been completed and sent 70 that
station.
T. II. Hansel. who was injured at
Warrenton recently and has been In
the hospital. IL able 10 be out. though
he Ii forced TO make use Of crutch
and cane
Herbert l.. Junk. OF the Willamette
Uniyeralty. had the misfortune 20 break
his collar bone while practlclng with
the football team on the campus on
Thursday.
A load of wood came 10 grief yester-
day In the middle of the street at the
corner OF Twelfth and Bond by the
front wheel running on and letting the
wagon pi,ch sideways.
one Of the sailors OF the German ship
Philadelphia was brought 20 the hos
was thrown against one Of the life boats
during a gale few days ago.
A number OF sailors from the Ger
man steamer Eva became rather hllar- |
iOus during their few hours on shore |
last evening and had 10 be taken on |
board 10 prevent a disturbance.
DIR. w. c. Logan viii attend the meet |
lng OF the state board OF dental COM |
mssioEeH which conVenes In Portland !
next week. He leaves today and will !
be accompanied by his wife.
The German bark osterbek was TAX !
en- up over the Hog back" yesterday |
afternoon at o'clock by the tug Wal
lula, The ocklahama win take her on
up the river where she will load grain. |
The German ship Philadelphia, Wach-
ter. master. from Honolulu. crossed In |
at g:t5 yesterday morning. She Is In I
ballast and Is under charter 10 Balfour. :,
Guthrie q Co, to load gain for Europe.
Seaside lodge. No. i2, A. o. u. W.,
took In iG new members at a meeting
last evening. The lodge Is In q -four
ishinR condition with a membership OF
over four hundred, and Is growing rap
Idly.
The salmon pack OF British Column
bia Is unusually short this season. The
total fall pack Is hut about $4,000 cases
which. divided among the forty-one
canneries, makes loss TO nearly every
cannery In operation.
Sklbhe. the boot black. and champion
high diver OF the Northwest. has ship
ped on board the orealla, now lying
In the channel or the Main street wharf
and will sail for England as soon as
she completes her cargo.
The steamer Braemar left Portland
afternoon and should be
down here some time today II she does
not encounter any OF the numerous
shoals that are proving such a bug
bear to river navigation at present.
II Is reported that there are number
II whales in the harbor near the mouth
" the river. The whales are said to ;
be enormous fellows. fifty and sixty feet
ong. end seem to be in pursuit OF the
'hoals Of herring now entering the
river.
The funeral Of A. T. Beckner. who
lied Friday morning at Ryan 4 Rich
logging camp on the Walluski.
Will be held from Grace church at half
past one o'clock this afternoon. The
VIII take place in Green
wood.
There will be services In the Congre-
rational church morning and evening.
Preaching by Rev. Daniel Staver. The
subject in the morning will be Care OF