The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-04

THE MORNING
The following officers have been elect.
ed for the Atlas Handball Club Presi-
dent. George Raiston; secretary. G. II.
Higgins: treasurer. Thomas corbett.
All warrants on the general and
special road funds ordered paid at the
last term Of the county cOurl are now
ready for delivery at the county clerks
Office.
You can pay Ave dollars for q hat
and be no better satisfied than with
a Hawes for three; Spring and summer
styles now on sale. s. Danzlger. Sole
Agent.
The semi-annuni visit ~ w. Rolfe
with an elegant line of suitlngs IN the
niece: measurements taken. Don't for
get the dates. May e.7-S, at G. II.
| Coopers
The funeral Of the late Albert Thrall
was held Yesterday from the residence
| ~ his mother. Mrs Fred Sherman. In
lcrment was In the old cemetery on
clatsop plains.
Four sections. ~ fifteen cars each. Of
h1meseekers. passed through POrtJr1
yesterday, A few were istin"d fnr
oregon but the greater part are bound
for other states.
w. W Whlpplc has declined 10 serve
on the regatta committee owing 20
pressure Of other business. preliminary
10 an extended trip East which he ex-
poets q take about June Isl.
The work OF nttlng up the building
AZ Eleventh and Bond streets for the
use 0f tho Commercial club will be-
commenced today. Contractor G. G..
Palmberg has charge Of the work.
The steamer Sue II. Elmore made a
remarkably quick trip from Astoria to
Tillamook yesterday. She crossed the
bar ~ $50 a. m. and arrived In her
port u destination AZ 1880 a. m.
The run Of fish continued light yes
teTday. 4 number ri fishermen are not
going out. prcfcrrinR 10 miss the small
catches Ia using their gear and taking
chances on lta destruction by sea Hons.
Tn. usual services viii b. held In the
First Lutheran church tomorrow The
morning service will BE- In Swedish and
NJ nigh: the pastor Will speak In Eng
lish from the text. The Perfect Gifts
Of Cod
Al the Baptist church tomorrow even
lng the pastor viii speak on the topic
THE Powers That Exhalt and Abase.
4 Sermon for the AEtorians OF To-
day" The morning topic viii be Love
for Christ"
The body ~ an unknown man was
washed ashore on Sand island last
night. Coroner Pohl brought the re-
mains 10 the city on the launch Eagle
and effort viii he made today 10 es-
rablish his identity.
A small blaze In the roof OF frame
dwelling adjoining Devln's mess house
near the Clatsop mills called out the
hre department las, night. The frt
was cxtinguished with small EFFORT and
damage was triflng.
The schooner Antelope completed
loading her cargo Of cannery supplies
for the Nushagak cannery OF the CO.
lumbia River Packers Association yes
terday. The schooner will sail for the
northern mort In a day or two,
T.. G. Greenman. who has been su-
perlntcndent of the Upper Clackamas
hatchery has been appointed field SUI
perintendent of haicheries BY Warden
Van Dusen and will leave for Idaho
next week TO investigate desirable fish
erv sites on tributaries Of the Colum-
hln and Snake rivers.
Edwin Cummings. Of Ia Grande. con-
cluded arrangements for purchasing
the Ocident hotel and the transfer was
made yesterday morning. The terms of
the sale were withheld from publca-
tion. Mr.. Cummings Is hotel man OF
large experience and for years con-
Quoted the Foley hotel In La Grande.
y. -, fsNElneFr OUlCF, fpTtlhnu, wv
gon. May /. lsOl.-Seiled Proposals for
dredging $4,000 Gu. yds. material. more
or less for Improvement OF Clatskanic !
liver Oregon. viii he received here un- |
t,l - m. May 20, 1901. and then pub
application. W. c. LASGFITT. Capt, |
Engrs,
The lighthouse tender Columblne will !
leave az i:30 this morning on a trip |
during which she will call at Destruc-
tion Island. lightship No. 81, and Cape |
Flattery At the latter point Messrs |
Lazarus and Beals. OF the weather bu-
reau service. win dlsembark AMI inves-
i'g1tc sites for n station al Tatoosh |
Later the gentlemen will establish a !
station at North Head The Columhine |
viii continue her trip up the coast 70 |
Puge, sound and the trip will proba- |
bly, consume about ten days.
The complimentary benefit which Is |
10 be rendered TO Terry Mexican next |
evening al Fishers opera |
house by his many friends win be no |
doubt one OF the finest entertainments |
ever given In Astoria. In addition TO /
other talent who viii take part Miss !
Rose Lowenberg. one OF Portland's emf |
neut contraltos, has consented to sing |
4 solo; Miss Lessle Lind will also sing. |
Miss Laura Fox vii entertain the au
iience with one OF her instrumental Sc
ections. An In all Mrs. ]. T. Ross
viii surround herself with the very
best instrumental and musical talent !
1htalnable. Mrs c. r. Higgins win act
ls accompanist Terry Mexican and
Miss Kathryn Shlvely will be seen In
he quarrel scene from Sheridan's ia
nous play "School Tor Scandal" Seat
'ale will open Monday morning at Grif-