The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-31

- monthly publication issued ut Taco r
'sso'' ,,' ma. and has entered upon his duties as
W. general solicitor.
The three.mastsd schooner Pioneer
"a ln arrived in from Honolulu kt $3.50 yes
nos. terday afternoon and Immediately pro.
,..s ceeded TO Knappton where Il VIII taqe
-. - on cargo OF lumber.
Ilht' Reward-Iost. gil.net. 40 fathoms In
length. near No. buoy. A reward
- OF $40 viii be paid by August Raudeo
TO anyone delivering the same 70 Fish
ermen's Cooperative eannery.
To those VINO drink whiskey for
pleasure. Harper's Whlskey adds
Ibo. zcst 20 existence. TO those who drink
whiakey for healths sake, Harpers
,arlor Whinkey makes life worth living. Sold
by Foard Stokes Co. Astoria.
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A dance last night at Hanihorn
hail. slycn by the DEGREE OF Honor.
nd ~ was well attended. Dancing lasted un-
IN after midnight. and every one pres-
cnt voted the evening a great success.
The baseball game slated for Sunday
W." cessfu OF the season In n financial
sense. The teams failed to put In an
.,,.na appearance and the contest was called
''A''' on
Captain and Mrs. II. Il. Howes. who
oh have made Astoria their home for
twenty years, report most enjoyable
visit to their old home at Chatham.
No'' Maasachusctts seaport town at the
elbow OF Cape Cod.
en-. OF
brief James o'conncll. who for several
years has been an employe OF Foard
4 Stokes. and who has gone to Port
d out land TO accept another position. was
rnoon presented with a gold watch by his old
associates before leaving for the me-
tropolls.
'o"" Sheriff Llnvllle undertook personal
supervision OF the work OF repairing the
sidewalk along the Commercial street
ianeo i.s. side OF the court house yesterday The
walk has long been in bad condi-
tlon. the stringers having sunk several
ng IN Inches into the soil.
The Samson ls In from Grays har-
for Dor with barge In tow As the Sam
with son Ia engaged exclusively in the
barge-towing business Of late the pl-
lots bulletins announce the arrival and
suit departure OF the tug and It's tow under
MEN. the pseudonym OF Samson and wife,"
The pilot schooner San Jose crossed
la. -. A.a.. 4
i' win probably not go out again as the
Pulitzer IA ready for service. The Pu-
liter win be placed In commission on {
Oies' the hrst OF the month and viii remain
'"u''s outside the bar for several months
q "a. The Columbia arrived In from San
] hin Francisco about noon Sunday, dlscharg-
A Ing a large quantity OF freight at the
o. II. a N. dock. after which she pro-
.it,r0 ceeded to Portland. The Columbia had
citv a rough trip eneounterlng strong head
vash. winds shortly after passing Eureka.
She had a good passenger list
rlved The run OF salmon yesterday was the
ana best OF the season. The fishermen at
for the mouth OF the river made heavy de-
liveries and those farther up the stream
had no complaint to make, Some OF the
ice seiners came to, town very much dis
ream satisfied but the deliveries OF the gill;
iVeer netters over-balance there's shortages.
The funeral OF Charles Westman,
cided the fisherman who was drowned near
city scarboro Head several days ago. took
main place yesterday afternoon and the re-
mains were taken TO Greenwood ceme-
terry for lnterment. Westman's body
and 49, ,,,,d 90 ,ho r,,,or M, asharr,er ,vno I
~, oo.e brought the corpse TO this city.
kari Those who came down from Port
a fe- land Sunday enjoyed weather ht for
and the gods. The day was superb from
ID. dawn TIL dark A majority Of those
who came down on the noon train stop
sal ped at Astoria instead of going through
amer TO the beach. The day at Seaside, how
,isco ever, was equally pleasant and the
days. hundreds OF campers emerged from
their haunts In the nelghborlng wood
70 ,s lands to enjoy the advantages Of the
in ar beach and the soclabllity of friends
eday who had just arrived !
The tug Astoria, which arrived at
Astoria last week under charter by e
a, wolff & zwicker. made an experiment I
~. tai attempt to draw the lightshlp, a
w. stranded at Mckenzie Head, into deep I
ss ~, water. Repeated attempts will be made a
!, to save the ship until she is either
. drawn from the beach or the contrac- c
tors become convinced that the task is !
,INa hopeless. The opinion is freely ex. t
pressed by local marine men that X