The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-14

THE MORNING
Charles ~ Payne, one Of the Wash.
lngi0n pilot commissioners, was oyer
from Chinook yesterday. He says that
iish-traps are making good catches
now best since the season opened. He
says that the traps down the bay to.
ward llwaeo are doing the best work.
He went 10 Portland last night.
The election viii open noxt Monday.
day. II II a question of buying votes.
Tho man with the longest pocket book
and who is willing to spend hts money
viii be entitled 10 cast the greater
number Of votes The " Goddess Of
liberty" ~ to be elected for the Fourth
and there viii be many fair pandl.
datrr In the fed
The United Artisans have revived
their lodge In this city. under tho
guidance Of District Grand Deputy
Way. Following officers have been
elected: Mrs. A. Curtis. master Arti-
san James Crouchley. superintendent;
Mrs. G, EkstrUn, inspector: A. Il. cy-
rus secretary, W, n. Smith. treas-
urcr: Il. G.. i.andingham. senior. ana
W Mumporr. junior
j A. T,nkln received the intelligence
yesterday afternoon that his brother
inslaw, Dr. w. J. Mcdaniel, Of Aibi1a,
had been run over by street car IL
Portland, and instantly killed He had
been called hastily TO visit patient.
and was riding bicycle. when he
was overthken BY a car, just ~ turned
out 20 avoid another car. coming from
the opposite direction.
The new county and prerinct ON.
GERS viii ali assume their duties Mon
day. July Z on thar date the old
ONES will step out In Clatsop Coun-
~ however, number ~ The officers
had rendered such good steward
ship that the people decided a. retain
3tm and they do not have 10 step
out: they simly take new oath Of
ottce. make new bonds and gtay In.
II IN nnnourrt.d hat there viii be
no more cheap excursion rates from
Portland after Iuly |. II " claimed
that an agreement has been entered
into between he railroad and The
steamboats, "a this effect This ar
rangement viii possibly no. effect
special rates to summer residents who
come to the beach IN the summer sea-
son every year
A new saloon win be opened tonight
AT the corner OF Commercial and
Twelfth streets by Mr.. Henry Disse
lie has had the building rtmodeled
and renovated until Il is entirely
changed on the inside from It's for
mer appearance, A. "A heavy expense
The building has bean made the, equal
Of any In the larger cities and viii
doubtless he u popular resort for
thor who pairolzr saloons, Charles
W1genstein and james HannafOrd VIII
be the bartenders FOR the new place,
A Cathlamct fisherman had regular
4" fisherman luck. according TO the
Old ahdage, a few days agn. Hts 22d
birthday came around and he had a
" presentment" the night before that
hc would make great haul On his
birthday, and went out bright and
early. In very short time. accord
Ing to the story, the corks began to
go under and he lhoght he was max
ing great catch, But to ais dismay
~ found later that he had caught
large snag. and in releasing 1t ruined
a fine new net,
The light house tender Manzanita
returned yesterday afternoon from
Grays Harbor. Wash, where she had
been engaged In replaci lg buoys and
otherwise attending TO the aids 10 ma
vigation. Captain Richardson reports
having spoken the schooaer Vine, OF
Tacoma, on Shoalwaier Bay yesterday,
the Vine was flying signals Of dis
tress. and proved to he short OF pro-
visions. After receiving supyAy
from the Manzanlta she proceeded on
her way to Aberdeen, Grays Harbor,
with all well and happy on board,
She halls from Salinas CRUZ. Mexico.
and was ffty three days out Cap
tain Small, of the Vine, is an Astoria
man, having once been employed by
the Pacific sheet Metal Works
The members OF Pacific Lodge, No,
rs, and Charity Lodge No. 81. who
kindly furnished the Astorian with the
names Of the ladies OF those two lodges
who had charge " the banquet. which
proved such n great success accident
ally omitted the names of Mrs, Hanna
Nyman, Mrs, Lottie Coe Mrs. Ida
IAndbeck, Mrs. Sopronla Cawker and
Mrs, Annie Birch and Misses Edith
Bernstedt and Mary Loomis, OF Pacific