The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-02


Deputy sherifr ReaHiey went 10 Levi
and Clark yesterday 10 arrest THE
who has stolen about $50 from ]. W
reith Of tina, place.
County School Superintendent Ly
man returned yesterday from tout
Of inspection OF the several schools
along ioungs river.
A most wonderful eialryoyant ant
business medium VIII give reading
daily. for a short time only. at room
H. Maln Street House.
Roalyn coal lasts longer. la cleane
and makes less trouble with stoves an,
chimney nues than any other. Georg
w. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
Remember we guarantee our ie,
cream 10 contain nothing but cream
and sugar and favor. II Is Is cent?
per pint az the Parlor.
Constant Johnson. the county jal
prisoner Who Is In the hospital suffer
Ing with lung trouble. Is reported to b,
on the road to recovery.
Walter Heaton and Curtis Copeland
OF iIillsboro. are. according 10 the Hills
boro Independent, en- route here e
work In a sawmlll,
Two druaka were arrested last night
One found on Astor street was quit
noisy because he wanted something /,
eat. but failed 20 get II,
Services az the Congregational ehurel
today as usual Services will be con
Quoted by the Rev p. 8. knight; sun
day school at 1916 D. m.
Divine service at Grace church this
morning at II o'clock. Junior Auxiliary
l:9o p. m. Evening prayer at Holy
innoeents'. uppertoNn. at 1880,
T.. +, Kramer was brought In from
LewIs and Clark last night on war
rant charging him with robblng his en-
ployer OF sums amounting In all to $50
The tug Candy. formerly used by the
I. II. & N. between this city and Ilwaco
Is tied up at the dock at Fort Cam
by. II will not be used In the future
The Monmouthshire Is due 20 arrive
nj this port from Hong Kong today
The ship has ten Chinese passengers
aboard for the United States and 1--WE
for British Columbia.
7. +. Laurln arrived In the city last
night from . trip to Europe. Mr., LNu-
rim was absent from this city for quite
a time, Mrs, Laurln went TO Portland
yesterday morning to meet her husband
and returned with him.
The Jeffersonlan Club met last night.
Hon. c. Il, Thompson, who was a dele
gate from this state to the Democratic
convention held at Kansas City when
Bryan was nominated. told the mem
bers OF the club how 1t was done.
The German Lutheran congregation
will celebrate Missionary Festival to-
day at p, m. Rev, u. Mack, Of Ore
gon City, will preach the sermon. The
children also viii help to make the
servloe impressive, All are heartily
invited.
During the month of August the po-
lice department, consisting Of six Of
fcers, including the chief. made 50 ar
rests, and Sa5 In fines were collected,
while the expense OF the department
was slSl The department netted the
city 1864.
At the Swedish Lutheran church SER
Vices will be as follows today: Subject,
Christ Among the People" Sunday
school Immediately following. Even
ing service in English. Subject, LET
Your Lights Shine" A general invita-
tlon extended to all.
Tuesday evening the council will
again consider the advisablllty Of IL
censing the lunch wagons. Restau-
rant keepers in the city are quite anx-
lous to have the matter settled, as the
running OF the wagons takes much
money from them.
The Cathlamet Gazette, in comment
ing upon the regatta, states that It
was n grand success, notwithstanding
the rainy weather. and that the bust
ness men and citizens Of this city are
to be congratulated for the successful
manner in which the regatta was con-
dueted.