The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-13

The Miaaes Virginia and Florenc
rarnahan, of Ciatsop are IN the cit
J with their father 10 spend the winter
and ARE attending the high school
Astoria visitors 10 Portland can oh
tain copies OF the Daily Astorian
the news stands Of u. u. Rich. Fiftl
and Morrison streets and Hotel Port
land.
For Ront--Ncwiy furnished rooms
with or without board, IN private
dwelling Apply Mrs, ]. A. Hills. for,
mcrly Of Seaside. At 6F Franklin ave
nue.. cor. Fifteenth 81.
The Fourth y grade In the shlyely
school has been transferred from Mis-
Fosters room 10 that Of Miss Garner
TO better eluallze the number Of stu
dents under each teacher
The French bark la Fontaine clear.
Cd AT the custom house yesterday foi
Queenstown with ii2iS2 bushels OF
wheat. valued at sG9.2i0, She crossed
out yesterday afternoon at 1880
Mrs Alex Brcmner recently received
word that her mother. Mrs. Barker
wna seriously M nj her home In orllla
Canada. and was preparing 10 30 "a
her when she received telegram that
her mother had died.
Possibly Rev W. II. Latoure,te
agent for McMInnville college will oc-
cupy the pulpit In the Baptist church
tomorrow; II not the pastor Will preach
on the following themes: Light" and
IAN Invitation TO supper"
The pastor being absent from the
city In attendance at the meeting OF
synod. there viii be no preaching SER
vice IN the Presbyterian church Sun
day. Sunday school and Young Peo-
pies meeting az the usual time.
Il, c. Schwartz. charged in the Unit
cd States court with violating the ma
rine laws In plotting the steamer Mag
gle without the proper licenses. plead
Cd guilty yesterday. but sentence was
suspended. Schwartz plloted the steam
er OF the southern coast OF Oregon.
There was an example OF speedy mail
delivery which. however was not COM
mcndably accurate. yesterday morning
when Letter Carrier Pat Shea's horse
ran away again. Although Mr.. Shea
came out ~ the anair without serious
injury II was rather tight squeak.
The horec was slightly hurt on one
leg.
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Sunday morning the services will be
as follows; Sunday school at 10 a. m;
preaching at II q. m. subject OF the
discourse will be Gene and See" In
the evening the pastor will discuss the
following points: Choice determines
character. domestic happiness. poster
ity and destiny"
The usual morning services will be
held In the Norwegian NJ. Il. church
of Upper Astoria tomorrow at II a.
m, In the evening at 1!l5 p. m. the
pastor will deliver his farewell SER
mon. as he will leave his charge here
for Portland. where he will become
editor and manager Of the Norwegian
paper "Vldncsbyrdet' Testimony.
The German government has this
year put salmon on It's ration list. and
already has made several large ship
mentS TO It's quartermaster depots In
China, This II the first time salmon
has been recognized by the German
government as an army ration. Last
year the United States shipped 10000
cases for the Use OF our army In the
Attention II called to the advertise
ment In another column OF the New
York Mutual Life Insurance Company.
This ls one OF the strongest companies
doing business In this country and n
of their figures Will be Of
interest 10 those contemplating taking
nut policy. They are Offering n new
policy which has some excellent points
N merit.
at the First Presbyterian
church In Portland. Rev. H. A. Ketch-
lm. ID. d., ls moderator. The opening
" this city. Retiring moderator Alex
lnder Foster. OF Knappa. delivered an
interesting sermon last evening. There
- ~ AtAAh ~ uNANkhNNA bANNNHA AANHl ull
over the state.
Arrangements are being made for the
OF the large passenger car
sheds which are TO cover the trains
at and departing from the IN
on depot at Portland, All the prellm-
nary work will be done this fall, but
actual construction work cannot be-
yln before next spring. owing TO other
and more pressing business which the
Northern Pacific Terminal Company
has on hand.
Beach & Bowers MINISTRIES played to
/ packed house at Fishers last even
ng. The performance was very satis-
factory In every respect. The dogs
went through some very clever PAGES,
he trick bicycle rider did some funny
stunts, the tumblers, the girls on the
light wire and many other features
'licited enthusiastic and well-earned ap-
,ause. and the entire company We're
we'll received.
Latest advlces from London, England,
IN the salmon market says II con-
inues very firm, and higher prices
nave been paid. Business is restriced
IN account OF scarcity OF supplies. the
ltock In first hands being practically
Exhausted. For forward delivery, prices
continue to have q hardening tendency
n view OF the large shortage on the