The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-27

HOT TNHt NiGtiy IurHlBneu front
room. Suitable for one or two gen.
tlemen. No. 140 Fourth street.
On the sheltered streets people OBJ
served and felt the wind yesterday, but
few we're aware that It registered sixty
miles an hour.
The Asloridn Ii in receipt ot q number
Of persotals ironi Kusppa and regrets
are felt that lack Of space prevents their
appearance this morning.
We. have in stock very fine line
Of selected graycnstein apples. John
son Bros.
In the circuit court yesterday the case
OF Alexander Gilbert w. Claude and N.
Gnillon was dismissed, having been set
tied satisfactorily out OF court
A large number OF Alaska hshermen
from Semitic were in town Yesterday.
They all seemed TO think Astoria was Il
good place to enjoy themselves.
An error crepi into yesterdays issue
OF the Astorian in the case of Mattson w.
Linyille. The defendant was represent
ed by Fulton Bros. aud Judge Winton
acted for Alr. Matison.
Owing 10 IA typographical transpo-
days issue OF this paper that Fulton
Brothers requested the plaintiff In the
case of Mnitsnn va, Thomas Linville,
wren the reverse was the fact.
Robk r. Hays o! Crestwell, near Eu-
gene, has made the first big sale OF hops
OF the season in his section OF the state.
The hops we're of the first grade and
brought q cents pound. Hays Is ex-
pected to make good sized fortune.
DR.. Barr was taken suddenly seriously
III last evening and DR.. o. B. Estes was
summoned to attend him. Between 4
and 5 O'Clock Dr. Barr partook OF lunch
aud cold canned meat which he ate at
that lime caused his sudden indisposilion.
Now the rain has started and the mud
is having its say, men viii look for
comfortable place. Women OF course
will still attend "teas, +" not that they are
uncomfortable, but they form such
grand opportunity OF displaying fall
shirt waists aud talking ping pong.
The Eureka and Meglars's canneries
are the only ones on the river in opera
ton at the present time. Steelheads
are plentiful and the cold storage houses
are kept we'll supplied. The local mar
kets give good price and in consequence
are not lacking in the article.
Major and Mrs. Dublin from Port
land will conduct services as follows.
Saturday night at p. m.; Sunday at
II a. m. The Major will preach at the
First Methodist church at 3 and s p.
m. Services In the Army Hall con-
Quoted by the majors. All are cordial
ly invited.
Major and Mrs. Dublin Of Portland,
who have charge Of the Salvation Army
in Oregon and Washington, will conduct
services at the Army hall tonight and to-
morrow night, Tomorrow morning
Major Dubbins and his wife will be at
the Methodist church.
The crew at work on the Lurline have
been successful in their work as far as
they have proceeded. Chains are placed
uuder the hull and it is expected the
boat will be foated at no distant day.
The extent OF the damages will not be
known until proper investigation has
taken place,
There will be dance given In Red
mems hall at Hammond on Saturday
evening, September q, by the Red
men OF that place. The steamer Miller
will leave Astoria at 1880 and return
after the ball Tickets, 81, including
steamer fare; ladies free, Music for
the occasion viii be the best,
The football team recently organized
by the boysin Uppertown had an indoor
practice last evening. The boys are
much interested in their new organiza-
ton and there is reason to believe that
some good games win take place the