The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-02

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Al an informal meeting of about 10
Democrats last evening club was or
Ranixed 70 work for Chamberlain In
this county. They say they win be-
Gin an active campaign at once
The plle.driver 10 be used in con-
struction Of the new plant OF the clat-
sop Mills. arrived yesterday and will
commence operations in a fe wdays
Everything Is ready for the work. to
resume.
a lively fight was reported from
East Astoria yesterday. II Ia claim
cd that knives were used, but as only
slight cut on the hand and d DIST cut
under one eye was received respective
" by The combatants. no arrests were
made.
couchcs--we carry the largest and
best selected stock In the city. The
line includes both smooth and tufted
couches. which we are offering at low
er prices than other dealers. Charles
HeIlborn & Son
Rock Springs (wyoming) coal--in
other words. comfort. cleanliness and
economy A fresh supply Just received.
Orders win have prompt attention. s.
1lmcre A Co, agents. phone 6si. Coal
depot at foot Of Seventh street
The ladies' Of the Commercial Club
are invited 70 lend their charming
presence tonight, when Grandpa,s
Team OF Lobsters win be bowled to a
finish for the oysters This In positive.
ly Grandpa's last appearance "a Ia
PATTI.
The funeral Of the late Alex Pentilla
took place yesterday from the A. o.
U. w. hall, where imposing services
were held. Rev. Frank Kankonen con-
Quoted tho services A large number
of persons were present and followed
the remains 70 the cemetery,
The new peethouse viii be compIat.
ed In the course Of two or three DAYS
and the city health authorities win be
able TO take care Of patients proper
ly and without delay. BY this means
the trouble in future OF keeping strict
quarantine Will be obvlated.,
The Young Mems Republican Club
meeting tonight promises to be- an In
terestlng one. There will be some able
speakers, and besides. the smoker will
prove good one. II Is not case Of
cheap campaign cigars. but Secretary
Curtis says they are the best on the
market. All Republicans and their
friends invited
AZ meeting OF the mon partisan
citizens" central committee last night
Oswald West was elected vice-chair-
man OF the committee and win preside
In the absence OF Chairman Cook.
Following were elected as an execu-
tive commite and win have charge OF
the campaign: Oswald West, olof An
dcrson and Frank Meany.
p. II. Soyey. secretary OF the Citi-
Gems central committee. filed the GER
tihcates Of nomination Of the follow.
Ing candidates yesterday: Senator
Dr. II. l. Henderson: representatives.
John Hahn and II. M. Lorentsen;. COM
missioner, E. r Libke; sheriff. Jens
Hansen; clerk, b, J. Sloop: treasurer.
3. =. Allen; coroner VIM. C. A. Pohl;
justice OF the peace. G. c, Utxinger:
constable. VIM Kelly.
The regal manner In which the Ea-
gles are conducting their funerals and
burying their dead. Irrespective OF the
parsonage OF the unfortunate deceased.
IA making a great hit for the order in
this city. More than 500 was spent
for flowers 10 decorate the grave OF
the last deceased member The fact
N"Ns NhN MNthUNt &ioHI spent wv IN
Portland for flowers for the funeral
gives an Idea OF the individual inter-
est taken In giving decent burial TO
their dead
Two hobos arrived on train wednes-
bos arrived on the night train wednes-
day night and were given warm
reception by Officers settem and kim
ball. When the hobos saw the on
GERS they leaped from the blind bag
gage while the train was still moving
and ran in opposite directions; the
officers gave hot pursuit but the hobos
outwlnded them, One OF the hobos lost
his hat while the other left his roll
OF blankets. These are still In the
hands OF the police,
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