The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-07-29

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WEATHER FORECAST. Oregon;
"wednesday, fair. Washington, fair,
except light showers near the north
coast.
FUNEltAL TODAY-The burial OF
the infant daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
Harold oberg viii take place today at
Ocean View cemetery.
INFANT BOY EXpIREs--John
Leonard the three weeks old baby OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albert Pietila, OF
Isfi Franklin avenue Ia dead. The fu-
neral will be held today. interment At
Seal river.
MILL CLOSES DOWN--owing 20
the difficulty experienced In obtaining
logs and the lack Of rolling stock TO re-
move lumber. the mill OF the Seaside
Lumber Company at Seaside closed
down Monday evening for an indefinite
period.
FINED FOR HAVING STURGEON
III. q. barber was fined $50 yesterday
In Judge Hogue's court at Portland for
having sturgeon In his possession. Bar
ber ~ the manager Of the KIopeck
Packing Company and was placed un-
der arrest by Deputy Fish Warden
Webster.
TO BLAST At OLNEY---Prepera-
tionB have heen made TO 10 some heavy
blasting on the road az Olney al a
point between the Kamm farm and o.
sens store. II is proposed to grade on
20 feet and fill IN on both sides This
VIII make n substantial roadbed OF
easy grade.
CHILD BADLY BURNED--The 49,
months old boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
c0ran OF Nehalem was severiy burned
about the lIps and mouth few days
ago by sucking on a piece Of limestone
The suffering little one was brought TO
the hospital here, and is now being
nursed by his mother.
MISS LAURA FOX WILL PLAY
One Of the musical features on the
program of the beneft concert for the
astoria Public Library on Friday even
ing In the Methodist church will be
contributed by Miss Laura Fox, the
prominent pianist, who will appear as
soloist and accompanist both.
SLUMP IN MATRIMONIAL MAR
kET---County Clerk Clinton states
that since the new law went into effect
raising the price OF marriage licenses
from $3.50 to So there seems TO have
been decided falling of In the num-
Der OF permits 20 wed taken out. In
two weeks only four OF the matrimon-
ial slips have been issued.
FILED FOR RECoRD-A deed OF
transfer was filed for record yester-
day In which William r. and Emma II
Warren Of Dawson City, Yukon terri
tory. sell to r. d. Shields OF San Fran
cisco the i-2 Of the NV IA and n 1-2
OF the sw IA. section 90, township 8.
n range. 10 west. in Clatsop county.
The consideration named Is $500.
DULL AT sEASIDE-Peopie return
Ing from Seaside report that the pop /,
ular resort is not quite as lively con-
sidering the time Of the year as II
ought 20 be. The cold weather has
held things back, the regular visitors
seemingly are waiting for typical
eastern torrid spell to blow over this
part OF the state. when they will flock
to Seaside thicker than mosquitoes In
New Jersey.
ANDREW KISER PASSES AWAY
Andrew kiser, who was brought to
st. Mary's Hospital early last week
from Seaside to pass the remainder OF
his life here. died yesterday evening
about & o'clock, NJ. Kiser was more
tnan 30 years OF age, and death was
due to senile decay He was brought
to the hospital by Sam Miller of Sea-
side. Arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been made.
PAYS FOR wINDoW-W. w. Day.
the half full half breed who stabbed a
pane OF glass in the door OF the New
style restaurant on Monday night, was
arnigned in court yesterday and
pleaded guilty to having imbibed too
freely Of fire water. Paul Ebnu, the
waiter at the restaurant, was in court
and ready to tell the story, but It was
stated that Day had paid for the shat
tered pane, and he was assessed $40
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