The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-17


be prosperous.
Now IN the time TO have your old
siIf or soft hat made into the latest
style. WIN ciean, block and retrIm
while you wait. We expect 10 move
Aug. 2o.--AsToRIA HAT co, 4s4
Commercial street.
Last Thursday night Fred Hart.
man WAS fishing alone lie drifted In
to the breakers, and IL lac hal not
have been sighted nnd picked up by
the iife-savlng crew, another man
would have been ddiel 10 the dead
list Of the scaa,n,
Andrew Whcty aud Harry Ross who
had been arrested for disorderly con-
duct did not show up in the police
court yesterday afternoon, Both Of
them had been turned loose on Ave
dollars bail, and the city is ten dol
lars ahead by their keeping away.
fhe new lodge Of knights Of Py-
thIas at Seaside, Nekanikun. No. IS.
is going TO have a blowout tomorrow
tMonduy) evening, and has written a
letter 70 District Deputy Grand Chan.
Iceilor Herman Wise inviting the broth
Ter Knights Of Astoria 10 come and
have good time.
BLACK Steve" fshcd all season with
Iout license. In the early Part OF
the sensou, he was arrested and fined
$50 for having no license, but vas re-
leased upon promising 10 pay same
when able, Faithful TO his word he
appeared before Judge Goodman TO
explain that he had had a poor sra
son and the court allowed him TO set
tie by paying The costs.
Marri ri.d-sltnrday evening, Aug. l6,
at the hoi'r of Mr.. Il. A. Bingham,
by the REV. VIM. $. Short. rector OF
Grace church. Miss Mary REM, OF
this city. TO Mr.. Louis Knoblock. of
scasile. After The ceremony a sump-
tuous wedding supper was furnished
by Mrs. Bingham, sister OF the
bride. The young couple viii begin
their married life nt Seaside.
What promises 10 be one OF the
largest and most enjoyable of the Sea-
side excursions of the season Is the
one To be given today by the Finnish
Brotherhood Besides the members OF
this order and their families, there
will be a host Of other folk take ad-
vantage Of the tow rate and Nike away
will be- a host OF other folk take ad-
to the sea shore Cor days rest and
quiet
Next Monday will be date that
viii long be remembered in Astorian
history. During the morning Of that
day the first pile of George w. Hume's
new sawmill viii be driven. While
the event itself win not be by any
boast OF heraldry or pomp OF power"
1t will be attended by large crowd
Of Astorlans, and three cheers and a
tiger will be given for the new builder.
Mr. Hume informs us that keg of
nails will be opened and the event
celebrated in fitting style.
Word has been received here that
"artain Grove. former master of the
British ship Muskoka, has quit the
sea, and will engage III the shipping
business in portlInl. Captain Grove
Is well known In this city, and lis
friends here wish him great success In
his now venture, on his last passage
as master of the Muskoka he was
only % days from San Francisco to
Queenstown. The ship is Low in
charge Of Captain Mcdonald, and is
outward bound for puget Sound
Among the strangers Visiting this
city during the past few days was j,
Hidden "a large fruit grove: near
Vancouver, Wash. Mr.. Hidden stop
ped of on his way home from Ocean
Park TO size up this city and meet
some of its citizens. He is very much
pleased with Astoria, and says he is
sure that 1t is the coming port of the
state; he sees Portland's doom in
the near future. Mr. Hidden is a
native of the Green Mountain state,
but has been on the banks OF. the
Columbia for 10 years,
The applicants for teachers coun-
ty and state certificates, finished their
examinations yesterday The board of
examiners consisted of Superintendent
Lyman. Professor Clark and Mrs.
Gearhart, rhe following received
county certificates. First grade
Misses Helen ], Ewing, Ethel Bllnn
ana Ralph II. Worsley. Second grade
Misses Lucy A. Morton, Edna Cole
and Mary L, Douthett, Third grade
Miss Little NJ, FADE. The following
took the examination for state certi-
ncates and names will be presented to
the state board; Misses Frances
Ida Yorder, Jessie Sands,
Ethel Bllnn and Amy Holmes.