The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-04


after the ascension at the park. August
20, was found by William Beasley.
Many county and city officials took
advantage Of the brief respite from
their duties yesterday by going to
Portland.
Secure your seats at Grimm & Reeds
this morning for The Brownies In
Fairyland," at Fishers opera house
tomorrow night
Cream Pure Rye Americas finest
whisky. The only pure goods; guar
antecd rich and mellow, John L. Carl
son. sole agent.
Among the Chinese passengers
brought over by the Monmou,hshirc
were two, woman and n baby. en-
route 20 this city
Remember We guarantee our ice
cream 10 contain nothing but cream
and sugar and flavor. II In 10 cents
per pint at the Parlor.
A most wonderful elairvoyant and
business medium viii give readings
daily. for short time only. at room
H. Main Street House.
Senator Beverldge has notified the
Republican state committee that ne viii
be IN Oregon In October.
Business liz exceedingly dull on Astor
street rhree saloons VIII close their
doors within few days and many more
are likely TO follow suit.
The regular monthly term Of the pro-
bate court VIII convene today, The
final account OF Olaf Peterson will be
the flrst case on the budget
The taking OF testimony In the case
Of the Columbia River Packers As
ISOLATION W. Enyart 4 Cook. has been
postponed until next Monday,
Robert. the iye-months-old son OF
Mr., and Mrs. p. ]. coyle. OF Chinook,
died Sunday, He was buried yesterday
afternoon In Greenwood cemetery.
The funeral Of Charles Nordstrom was
held from the family residence No. ~,
Third street. yesterday afternoon. The
lnterment was at Greenwood cemetery.
Roalyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney flues than any other. George
W. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
The fall term OF the school. run In
connection with the convent OF Holy
Names. began yesterday with an at
tendance larger than that OF any year
past.
The George w. Elder viii be used
hereafter on the seattle-Lynn canal
gun. The ship ls now loading at Port
land and is expected down sometime
today.
The lumber for covering the bridge
over the Necanicum at Seaside has
been delivered and will be placed soon.
The repairing OF the bridge is quite
necessary.
The city council meets tonight, A new
lighting ordinance Will be introduced,
and passed upon. The new lighting /!
ordinance Is for lights for a period Of
two years.
A forest fire was reported to be
burning in the neIghborhood Of Clifton
morning, II Is not thought |
much damage will result as the timber
In that vicinity Is quite scant,
The Chinese reformer., Leong Kal Tin,
$ doing excellent work among his
In San Francisco. After
an address there. he collect
ID s9o0O for the reform association,
At the Occldent: Carl r. Adams.
Los Angeles; G. A. Taylor Portland;
?. Behound. Chehalls, Washington; w.
l. Mcpherson. Portland; c. f. Wilson,
;an Francisco; Dan ]. Moore. Portland.
Feeling confident that the new light
ng contract would be acceptable to
he council. the West Shore Mills Com
,any placed the arc lights yesterday
md turned on the power last night.
The dairy department at the state
air this year Will exhibit complete
creamery. with all the machin-
ry and appliances usually found in
N up-to-date modern creamery plant.
The Elks' Carnival and street fair
pens at Portland at 2:45 today. Sixth
treet from Morrison as far north as
he eye can discern is an Oriental street
which would be the pride Of any city in
he far East. Many Astorians are
lready in Portland and the trains to-
lay will carry hundreds more from
ere and the seashore resorts. !,