The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-29

The steamship Queen has arrived a
Tacoma from Skagway with zl5 Das
seDgerB and 1900 caes OF salmon. TIL
reason for her being overdue was Oi
account OF the time taken IN loadlnl
which mads her several days late II
leaving that port
Everybody ls invited 70 attend service
m follows at the Baptist church TO-
morrow. Sunday school at 10 q. m.
preaching, II a. m; II. Y. r. T.. 6;3
.. NJ. preaching, 1880 .. m. The sub
jects OF sermons Will be Salt" ant
"C0nHlderatlon."
No services In the Swedish Lutheran
church on Sunday; the pastor II II
Hknmokawa. Sunday school at ths
usual hour. 10 a. M Those who In.
tend 10 be confirmed next spring should
report the latest on Saturday, October
9Th Glass at o'clock.
Harry Smith. representing Gallon
He'll A. Company, who cover In their
line ~ Insurance companies all risks
of the Pncific Coast ComDnny. was IN
.he city Yesterday. Mr. Smith viii ad-
lust the loss on the coal bunkers re-
Gently destroyed by fire IN this place.
AZ the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning services Will be- as fol-
lows Sunday school at 10. public ser
Vice at n subject of the pastors dis
course VIII be- THAT Ancient Family
aud Some Lessons From H." In the
evening zone Of the GOd-man'a Dark
Sayings Illuminated"
W. -. starr. of Pillar Rock. Repub-
ilcan nominee for representative from
Wahkiakum county. Wash. was In the
city yesterday afternoon. lie was ac-
companied by Iinc G. Burton. sheriff
Of that county They were on their
way to Grays Harbor. where they are
going 10 look up the political aspect
The East Oregf nlan. of Pcndleton.
says " our former townsman. J y.
Brggs. that he II meeting with great
success organizing dancing classes at
Walla Walla Among others. he VIII
teach class ~ students Of 81 Pau's
Episcopal school. Mr.. Beggs win also
have dancing classes In Peudleton. as
well ~ a. Walla Walla
Following IN a program ~ the service
al the Norwegian Evangelical Luther
an church tomorrow: English Sunday
school AZ $50 a. m; English services
"a, 1916 subject, Weep Not" Nor
weginn services at 7.30 D. m; subject.
"Ofense." Next Thursday evening at
: o'clock Norwegian services viii be
held In the basement OF the Congre-
gallonal church.
Tomorrow viii be observed az rail-
day at the Presbyterian church. sia
the morning at II there will be a
service for the Sunday school with
special exercises and sermon for the
children. Everybody II most cordially
invited e. this service. AZ the even
ing service az 1880 the theme of the
sermon viii be The Things Which
Him." A very cordial Invitation is ex-
tended 10 all.
Notice has been Issued by the Unit
ed States department OF coast and
geodeiic survey that the survey of the
mouth of the Columbia river last June
shows that the channel into the river
hnS shifted TO the northward and shoal-
n
age OF lowest low water Is available
on the channel line marked by the
buoys. which have been moved In con-
sequence Of the changes In the cham
mel.
A. l., Dooley. who has been suffer-
Ink from n wound In the thigh. receiv-
ID at Manila. submitted to an opera
fnN. AZ The oaarn-
tlon was performed by DIR. Bishop. as
sisted by DIR. Royal. OF Portland. Mr..
Dooley was wounded by bullet from
A Remington rifle some twenty mcnths
ago and the wound had only partially
healed. The unhealed portion was dis
sected out and the wound sewed up
ana there Is good promise that he viii
DC about again In couple OF weeks.
At a meeting OF the school board yes.
erday Miss May Foster was elected as
eacher to take the place made va
ant by the resignation Of Miss Nora
lickerson. Miss May Morgan was al
% elected as an additional teacher and
vas assigned TO the olney school. There
las been an overciowding OF the
chools for several years and the board
elt the necessity OF retrieving this In
ONE way so an extra teacher has been
'ut on. The board also arranged for
mother room to be fitted up In the
Alderbrook school,
The meeting Of the grand ledge, Of
he knights OF Pythlas, together with
he Rathbone Sisters will convene in !
his city on October 9Th for a three |
ays' session. II Is expected that there |
flll be some three or four hundred !
isltors present. On the evening OF the |
tn there viii be grand ball at Foard |
. Stokes hall In honor OF the visit |
~ brothers and sisters. On the even |
lg OF the 10th. which Is the night for |
he regular meeting. there will be a !
ocial session. and pleasant time /
throughout Is anticipated.
Tonight Fishers opera house should |
e crowded to the doors and the IS.
!. O." Sign be prominently displayed
hen the curtain raises on the first
ct OF DeWolf Hopper's elegant comic
pera Wang" produced by the Bos-
m Lyric Opera Company. Astorlans
OF attending this performance will
iss rare treat. Manager Selig will
AXE a contract with the company to
ay Idols Eye" and "The Fencing
aster" after the end Of the Portland
lgagement of two weeks. Secure
lur seats at once at Griffin & Reeds.
One OF the largest real estate deals
lat has been made for several months
this city was consumated yesterday,
nd by II John Kenney and Joseph
ribler become possessorS OF the Page
I'd Runyon buildings on Astor street.
gether with the ground on which