The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-28

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agents
Pupils Wishing to take private lessons
during the summer 20 make up grade
work. apply 10 Miss Fossett. 273 Ninth
street
The annual reception OF the parish
NJ Grace church was held last night In
largely attended
J. g. Mayo. Of the a. a. G. II. r.. was
In Portland Yesterday in consultation
with the officials regarding the proposed
advancing Of rates
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whiskey, The only pure goods; guar
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON Sole Agent.
The leather work iH who have been
on strike In Portland. returned 10
work yesterday. the differences having
been nmicably adjusted.
Mrs, Anderson. the mOiher OF Mrs
y. L. SOrenEen. who has been ll here
with Ia grippe returned TO fer
home In Portland yesterday
John A. Montgomery has opened a
shop at 4?l Bond street and Ia prepared
20 30 all classes of plumbing and tin
Ming at thc lowest possible rates.
Doc" Holmes n the oregon News
Company u Portland. who has been
| spending several days IN Astoria, re-.
turned hom" on last nights train.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. IL cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nucs than any other. g 'org'
w. sanhorn. agent; telephone l2li
The birbers' union and employers Are
| al outs here and N Portland over a n w
/ schedule of prices and strike may
result unless the difference are emlca-
bly, settled.
tn" famous acrfba,s. Seymour and
| H.ll. will make their appearance AZ the
! Louvre tonight. Olhcr new feature
| viii also be- presented including dane
! ing. singing, etc.
Seaside lodge No. y. 4. q. Z W.
! has elected Thos. Dellcy. {. g. stock
! ton. George Johnson, \. Montgomery.
! william Kelly and F. -. Wlnton as
delegates to attend the grand lodge
meeting which VIII b. held In Portland
| next month.
The ladies of the Library Association
win give public tea az the library
rooms on next Friday evening. May 81
IN commcmoratlon Of the ninth ami
vcrsary Of the founding Of the library
The friends ot the library are invited
90 be present.
4. 6. Freeman. Of san Francisco. Pa
cihc coast manager for the Chicago
firm ~ j X Armsby & Co, Is spend
ing several days In Astoria Mr. Free
man stated that his trip had no slgni-
hcancc and tha, he was simply rest
ing from business cares for brief Jour
ney.
\ logger named c. ". Carlson was
brought down m las, nights train from
Svensen suffering from severe cut ou
! the instcn inflicted by an axe while
working in one ~ the logging camps
AZ that place He was a; once con-
vcyed 10 the hospital, where the wound
was dressed
The merchants OF Astoria have been
| Invited tu be the guests of Captain Has
lain. ~ he steamer Vanguard, on a
trip that will be made tomorrow from
! this city 10 North Shore points To be
covered by the Astoria Ca,hlan net line
~ steamers. The Vanguard will leave
AZ $50 a. m,
! 4 conference was held yesterday be-
tween the striking machinists and
! President Fox. Of the Astoria Iron
Works. The men refused TO accept the
terms offered ana Mr.. Fox ordered
them to remove their tools and personal
property from the shops and consider
| all negotiations OF.
The ,. r. 4 y. co. has made a rate
of $50 from Astoria and Portland for
rhe Pan American exposition al Buffalo.
| Tickets viii be IN sale first and third
| Tuesdays. June 10 October inclusive.
| These tickets must be used for contin-
uous passage going, hut stopovers will
be allowed within final limit return
ing
John Erickson. John Yelomeu and
Victor Lonberg who were arrested en-
compliant of NJ. Saarela, who charg d
them with being of the mob who tried
to run him out OF town Saturday night
have been released on bonds OF $3.50
each, The charge against the men Is
threatening 10 kill, and the officers are
looking for other persons whom Saarela
can Identify as having been among the
crowd.
The steam schooner Despatch, Cap
tain Johnson, returned yesterday from
Nushagak. where she took cargo of
cannery supplies FOR the Columbia
River Packers Association. Captain
Johnson reported the presence Of large
quantities Of ice In the vicinity Of Dutch
harbor caused by the backward spring,
Considerable rough weather was en-
countered but at no time was the ship
in serious danger.
One Of the most imposing and solemn
ceremonies ever witnessed by an AS
torla congregation was performed Sun
day in the First Lutheran church of
Upper Astoria. when class of twenty
young men and women were confirmed,
Nine older members and three children
were also received into the church. The
Rev n. ]. w. Nelson, Of Moscow. Idaho.
assisted In the services both morning
and evening. The pastor received $50
In gold as a gift from the confirmation
class.