The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-30

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Work on the sevcnteenth-sircct Inn
have been resumed after
q brief suspension ON account of re-
cent heavy rains,
The Endeayorers Of the Presbyterian
church viii observe "lindeayor Day"
Friday evening, with special exercises
and reception.
Mrs. william Armes II here from
Wise settling the estate Of her father,
the late Mr. iiill Of warrenton. She
IN guest OF Mrs. ]. Trembath.
The registration rcll nDw shows a
total OF i39 nam,s. twenty-five We're
added yegtcIdly-2l from the city and
four from the country precincts.
Fish Commissioner Reed is making
arrangements for closing
the Ntcunlcum TO fishing so that the
sleeihoada can get up TO the racks.
RoAlyn coal n the best and most eco
nomieal coal for household use In AS
toria, Try Il once and you will have
no other, George w sanborn. Agent.
Telephone 1911.
Letters addressed as follows are un,
claimed al the postofiioe; VIM. Benton
CD. Clarence Brooks. Miss NJ. Chan.
der Miss Mcdonnell. Forcign-Jaak-
ko li0rmc,
ON Tuesday. January 10, ut Rossland,
u. C.. Miss Nettle Tuttlc. formerly OF
Astoria. was married to Robert Hun
ter. OF that city The newly married
couple wll lrcsido IN Rosland.
The funeral OF Freddie oswig. who
was fatally crushed by strot car In
this city Saturday afternoon. win take
place from Pohi's undertaking parlors
This forenoon 0t i0:SO,
At the residence OF the brldegroom's
parents In this city last eyenlg occur
red the marriage of Frank Bidwell and
Miss Hilma +, k0rvonan. both OF this
city. Rev. L. J. Trumbell officiating.
David Dunno, Internal revenue oollec-
Tor for Washington. oregon and Alas
VA, says The receipts for the district
'or this fiscal year viii no about ST.
400, 900 or nearly 100000 more than
for the year ending July so. 1898.
prigadler and Mrs. Marshall, chief
divisional officers OF the states OF Ore
sor and Washington, accompanied by |
Mr.. Keech. the hallclujah vloilnist.
will pay visit TO Astoria and lead |
special meetings tonight and tomorrow
night.
The stecoptlcon entertainment an
nounced for this evening mt Grace |
church has been postponed till Satur-
day evening. The views viii be en-
tirely new. Admission 10 cents. Choir
rehearsal viii be held at the church |
This evening.
Both the Big Four and championship |
bowling contests are ended. the Road
Club OF Portland winning the latter |
and the Portland Y. NJ. c. A. the form
r., Astoria ties the Y, NJ. c. A. for Sec
ond place In the championship, and
gets last place In the Big Four.
a great deal of Pacific coast lumber |
viii be required In the East this year,
rhis viii be particularly ;be case with
,ar siding. heavy tlmhers and finish
ng lumber, which is scarce In other
on this account Middle
w thl ItNttlltIb ult NHNdbuHilhb biahNH
houses on the North Pacific coast.
The wool production of this state
asst year Is given as over 100000 lbs,
ays the Seattle Trade Register. Ore
son led all other states with record
Il 2i, ,29i ,S72 lbs. That makes them look
heepish and the webfooters can afford
o pull the wool over somebody's eyes
II one Industry at least.
Insurance brokers' are now Offering
2 per cent on the overdue British
hip Annie Thomas, now 1S5 days out
rom Cardiff for Acapulco. This would
Indicate that no credence is placed in
he report that the Annie Thomas was
poken far out at sea recently. When
cen her fore topgallant mast was
zone.