The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-28

Remember we guarantee our ice
cream 20 contain nothing but cream
and sugar and flavor. II In 10 cents
per pint at the Parlor.
Roalyn coal lasts longer. IL cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney iueB than any other. George
W. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
A force Of men was employed In re-
placing old rails and tightening nsh
plates on the street car track on Com.
mereial street yesterday.
Reports frpm South Bend indicate
that serious trouble viii result n the
fiSh commissioner does not visit the
fisheries near the Narrowu.
The German ship Robert Rickmers |
left OH; yesterday for the United King
DOM Her cargo consisted OF i2i0s9
bushels Of wheat valued at $4,000.
The preliminary trial Of Timothy
corbett on charge Of rape. will be
held Wednesday afternoon az o'clock.
Corbett says IT'S put up Job"
For the consideration Of $1,000 Frank
and Sofia Dixon have transferred the
deeds Of lots $ and D. block g. In Tay-
lor's Astoria. to Joha w. Takkunen.
Tho Women's Christian Temperance
Union OF clatsop County. viii hold
convention In the Presbyterian church |
In this city Thursday and Friday.
Full citizenship papers have been
granted by the county court TO Anton
Gustavson. native OF Russia. and
Axel q. Anderson. native OF Sweden.
a drain 200 feet IN length Is being |
constructed by Street Commissioner
Ksarhey 10 carry on the water In the
swamp near the scandinavian can
merry.
Gabriel Relnert Knutson. n native OF |
Norway. and William Row. native
Of Sweden, were granted full citizen
ship papers by the county court yes
terday
Nineteen full coach loads OF passen-
gers were carried from Seaside and
Astoria to Portland Sunday evening.
II was, by far the largest crowd OF
the season
A fellow. who evidently has begun 10
reform and who considers II a red let
ter day IN his existence when he fails
to tank up, signed on hotel register
mo rinktoday."
The next regular date for the meet
Ing OF the city council, Monday, falls
On Labor Day, therefore, the city
fathers will not be called together un-
III a week from today.
The officials OF the Methodist church
ast night. after warm discussion, by
4 vote OF to 8, decided 70 ask the con-
ference, which meets next month, for
/ change In the pastorate.
The British ships Franklstan and
Jedarbank left this port Sunday for
queenstown with cargoes OF wheat.
rhe combined oargoes consist OF 27O,-
IA bushels, valued at si65,99O.
The local lodge Of Elks have about
concluded arrangements for the trip to
Portland, A special train has been
hartered and At least 15O members Of
he order VIII attend the carnival.
The British ship Penthesilea went up
he river towards Portland yesterday :
morning. When the ship viii reach her
destination Is n question the river bar
viii prove an important factor In de- !
idlng,
Constant Johnson, prisoner serv- q
ng q thirty days Jail sentence for
arceny, was removed from the coun-
y Jail to ST. Mary's hospital yester- c
ay, He is suffering from Inflammation y
I the lungs. +
The Doe family IL quite large, and 4
frequently o few stop over night at +
he city jail. In police court yester- a
lay three Does forfeited IS each for /
lain drunlks, and one forfeited $40 for $
eing drunk and dlsorderly. \
At the Parker House: w. w. Calk-
ns. Ada, MINI; ], Foomey, Portland;
}. II. Bylan1, Oregon City; George v
Whitaker. Portland; P. Johnson. Port '
md; Gus Kuslch, A. L. Polite. Thos.
J. Parker. II. G. Smith, Portland.
The Oak Branch, British steamer, a
rom Tacoma for Portland, went up the +
liver toward Portland Sunday evening. v
he ship took on 100000 feet of lum- I
er at Tacoma and goes to Portland 0
nd San Francisco to finish her cargo. q
fter which she win sail for Austria t
q. iC