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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
SlaScu Srtibjal.

Der 94%dlbin9tpner 9l9ent Der 9liio=
tiirten Yreiie tele9rOpbirt Die iol9snoe
Ori8inelle Stlliibung:
.Sn bOBen, tat6Oliihen &reiien
berrlht bier cine Aerpllle GnttGui1ung.
Dian bate 0eboft. oaB in Der jiln9lten
pGpltli6en GncDclica mebr iiber WiiNr.
Sutolli's Senoun0 Qein9t weroen
miiroe. Ga Dies nun lciOer nl1t 9e=
INeben lit. 10 Dsrmltbet man, oaB cine
3rueite Gncpclica Supplemental letter.
Der erlten iOl9en lueroe. NllerOin9s
bat man fiir Oieie Grwartun9 tsinen
tbatiQhli6en NnbOlt; ollein man
illblt, ONB IS bon re4tswe9en 10 ieill
l0llte."
lin Oiele ipirili1 fomii6e Ser,ens=
Cr9ieBunA 81 perlteben, mlB man lid
Oardn eriirnern, mas III Den lebten nellll
WonNten bon Observation-Disclosures Se:tc
Nlles ~prppDe;eit muroe:
Die 0meritanil0c Stride peroe BON
Der Yrppu9Onoa 8elOit weroen! Sic
,peroe brett inter GnmpOlln gu ltebCn
tommeu! Wi9r. SOtOlli werOe gum
NitesYupIt Doer minOeItens odd sum
Legatus a latere ernNmnt werDen!!"
llnO nun tommt Der 5crt Der GncDc=
flea, unO ieiblt Der 9ci6idtelte en9llihe
llebcrieBer TAM pm Nlleoem ni0t Elm
&Orn1en DineinQuetl6cn!
99as in Der Gncpcllca bon Der pdpit=
li6cu 9ele0atur .Ncl0Gt miro. 9lei6i
eber Den GrfIdrhngeu zines NiltI9en
&OteyS, Der DEM MtiBverlt0nonIiie pOrs
SubcuQcn miini6t. ais Ob iCin SeleBai
Dem 2nieDen Der Sil0Oie 81 nube ire
ten iOlle.
Bon Der @ctleiOunN o%eliclben nit
ncuen Gollmnhtcn iinoct li0 in Ocl
GNcDtlita telne spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Gin anberer StcQe iinOen

An anbrrer Stcle iinOen uniers
Seier unter Dem Sltel Sin NOtDi6rei
aus Nebrnsta". Die gebauptun9 baB
bel Der 8ertbeilung Der sur @bbiilIe
9eionoten Sebensmittel Yarteilibteiten
pOrtamen. Die glusia1e i9eint iebr
be9rilnoet 81 iein pelln man iOl9enoe
Nuhri6t lieit:
g8ie aus GincOln, 9leb., 9emeloet
miro, bat Die Staatslegislatur cine BE
lOlutiOn, elu 6Omlte ST. e%rnennen, Wel=
Dies Die NrbeitCn oes Stuutss llnteritil=
Bungssgusi6uiies mnteriu9en iou, an=
genOmmen.
IS lit nQmli6 bon uielen Seiten be=
bauptet WOroen, DAB oas Gomite feline
Yfli0t ni0t IN Der Weile eriilllte, wie
DON ibm eriuartet Wuroe. 90 iollen
gum geiiplel ~Sebensmlttel. melde Don
Gnoeren Stanten CUR llnterltiiBum9 gc=
ianot muroen uno aller Srten aufs
oringlihite QebrauHt meroan, lun9e
s3eit SUedlOs III Den 6ra6twa3gOns ber=
umliegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Gas 9StJem clues 9tcOaftenrs.

.g8ie beibt Der Sberprdlioent BON
WeltiOlen nit SornNmcn?" glus NnlaB
Oicier Sru9e erSdblt Elm SOrtmunoer
SlNtt: ,ySelhen Sornamen iilbrt unier
Sberprdiioent?" Wit oieier redt barm=
los tlingenoen 6rage betrat Oieier
Gage ein NbOnnent unlcre GeoattiOn.
- ,Sm, melter ni6ts? Sas iuOllen
mir 0leld blben." 98ir pabmen ellis
ige NmtsblGtter sur SanO. Sa Itebt
iein Name Ihon - ia, aber nur bas
gSort .Strot". SAnoet ni6ts, mir
baben nob beilere Cuellen, sam gci=
lplel 0ns St0atsbOnobu0: Sberprlli=
Dent bon 98eliiNlen, shot. NlIO
AUDI Oa nI1t. 9itbmen mir alto Die
Suite u~nicrer NO0bnrn in Nnipru6.
SelepbOnii1e Nn6frN9e beim YOllSel=
amt: ,gSie beiBt StuOt nit 8prnu=
men," = rNd Weiter moilen Sic niAts.
Der bciBt - bnl, ia, mie bciBt er bod!
Snl. es tbut inns leio, bas wiilen mir
ielbll nidt." - Sieiclbe glniraae benin
StNn0rntbsNmt. 2lntmort: ,So, oas
wiilen mir aud nidt; iNll9en Sic bod
oaa StaatsbanobuN aui!" -, S0luB!"
rnlen mir erNrimmt uno tOmmen ioIt
auI Den @eOdnten, Der Uerebrte Serr
lei 9leiA nit Ger Ycicihnung oGriel-
lenS Stuot" Nui Die gBelt getOmmcn
niht mebr unO nidt weni9er. @eun
inns Senono Nui8eiorocrt bate: yYe=
breiben Sic inns 0cnNn ben 9Seg, Den
gSIBm0m bel leiner erlien Gurqueruug
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

un0 6cnt& mciiEn! 9@er beioiott ocnll
Die tut0OliiNtn M}iiliouUrc? l(nO
pann, bubcu uuicre totGoiii0tu Erie=
Iter ni6t cine gcINjOtlity erUleicnc
g0ttlidc ScuOmM Die tenn prUtelt0n=
tiiNcr Eyeoigcr uOrb0Iten tam! g8lr
tDnlen MN einnlol ourdorrs nl9t be-
0"reiicll, luie oumme &aiboliten oaraui
beitebcn tOnncn, yibr ei9enes 9teIt sl
beI6mugen", wie Der Nusoruf l0utct,
inoem lie nit 8ewult Die Ntiiiion ibrer
ei9enen 8ricItCr nit Der eiues prOteltan=
tiid)en Yreoigers ouf 9!eite Stuie tel
len luD,teu.
S0l1e Selte erinnert rns INNER
nntpiAtiirll6 an iene neutlhen &ntbp=
litcn, mel1e in ibrer oeutIAen @e=
meinoe gar ni6ts tbun mOllen, Ob8leih
lbre Stern lie bort erjo9tn h0beu un9
obglejb lie brit 0ufNepnbltn itno, uno
Die Damn, n0hoem lie ihre eigene 8e=
meinoe uno lire oelltIGe NbItommun9
Ihmabll6 perratlen Daben, bel Den
en9lll6reoenoen SNtbpliten Ii0 brett
MAIDEN mollen, inoem lie. sum Gergnil=
gen uno Gr9DBen Oieler, allcrDOno
mir niht dutch" Snltitutionen yitnr=
ten, bic gewObnli6 nit einem 9ldn=
Senoen Santerott enoen, fir ben the
foolish Dutchman arbeiten ulo, mas
beIIer 6eimleu6tet, au6 am Gnoe nod
in cash ,ble6en" mlB.
Wnn wole es llns oaDer per,eiben,
iuenn mir ms Gr9ern, wenn Satho=
litcn our6 lire Summbeit, man per=
Seibe Dem @Orte feline SIfenbeit, lid
lelblt ldhsrlih MADDEN uno 9e0en i b !
e"iQenes Sntereiie nrbeiten.
gSesbalb n0r0eln uno milrri'h leiu nit
ieiner elgenen einSi9 wabren &eIi9iOn?
llno iino Die S0tbOliten oG, I'M Die
YrOteItanten Sl OertbeiOigen ooer tbun
Dieie ettua oas llm9ete6rte? llno Oann,
marum ni6t einm0l nit aufbNlen uno
Der 9uten SADIE p~Oranbelien? geSab=
let Guere oeutI6e tatbOliihe Setting
i'm Goraus, %onitott oaB SIR INNER
iibcr lie 81 ytiden" bubt, uno 0nltatt
Gure Yrieiter nit proteltontii6en pre-
oi9ern Su Der9lei6en, tretet Den tat1o=
liI1en Gereinen bel, oarn lmeiItet ST,
Der gini9teit bilirei6e Sano anitatt
3mietrOAt 81 itiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Nfrita's %oenpmmen," es mdre uns leibs

Nfrita's genpmmen," es mare inns leihs
ter gelpOroen. Sn "unierer G%erspeif=
lung wenoen mir ulls tele9rapbll6 nah
Mtiiniter, Dem Sit Der Sbt :prdiiOiums
BON @eltfulen. Nn.ipprt: vWir nil
lens niht 0elall, aber mir 9lauben, er
beiBt Sermamn." = rSm," meinte ull=
Ter gbonnent, Der Die aanSe 3eit in
unIcrem 3immer 9eleiieu bate, rih
bGtte mir Oas g9iilen zines &eOatteurs
eisentli1 9r0ber uor9eltellt. @enn
Sic 10 einfa9e 6ragen nibt beantlprr=
ten tonnen, Damn pieii' ib auf Sbren
garSen 9rieltaiteu." Spra6's uno
9in9. = 9Dir riefen ibm eini9e gb=
iAieosmorte nad, Die in feinem Brief
l~teler fir 2iebenoe lteben, uno ieBten
uils nad elmer e%inltilnoigeu 3situerSell=
oung luleoer al Die Nrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
Gin fatbnsisNcr Nr6 iiaemt.

Nm Nbeno oes "a. SeSember, alip
am Sorabeno por g8eihna6ten lab
man Den nellen Srdiioenten Der Sbwei=
Ger Sunoes9euOl'enihait in Der tatbo=
liIhen &apelle bon Bern Dor einem
Selhtltuble tnieen. Inn, mie Die iibri=
gen leine &eibe Nbjuparten. Sie 3abl
Der Seihtenoen mar grOB uno Prdli=
bent 3ens, o1s StuHtsOberbHnpt Der
ShruelS wOllte oenjeni9en, Die ppr ibln
oa maren, gar niht SuportDmmen. ST
martete nobe an Suei Stunoen uno
bctete, sur &orbereitung auf ben Gm=
pIan9 ocs bl. Satramentes, icinen 9fO=
lentrauS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
bui,Des lit, feinem Shaoen leioet, miro
iein beruiinftiser Meni1 Die Neueruns
miSbilisen. - .&atb. Sonntassbl."

tein beruiinftiser Weni1 Die Neuerun9
miSbiliSen. - n&atb. Sonnta9sbl."
,Sie Mittel, oeren maj lih beoient,
I'M 8elo fir reli9oie 3wefe auiSubrin,
aen, iino Elm 3ei1en Der 3eit. uno
Die 3eit 1T bOie. Sor einem Sabre
ooer 3iuei bOrten mir BON einem min
strel show sum Yslten elmer 'tatboll.
i1en Stride, = iunse Samen Der 1e,
meinbe nit 9eibndrsten 8ellhterr
ipielten bic Ministries! Die Nabribt
tlau9 taum glaubli1, wrroe uns Gber
bur1 %elaubiuiiroi9e 3eusen perbir9t,
audi erfubren mir ben Namen Der Se-
meinoe &c. Sept finoen mir in elmer
3eituna aus Dem gBeIten elm SAreiben
bon einem uniersr giihDfe, in wel1em
er einen Wastenbaa perbietet, ,uelder
peranitaltet norben mar, nm 8eloer
fir ben Shmuf bes G. ctuariums in
elmer %se,piiisn Stride ieiner SiDSele auf=
subrin9en o Temporal, o mores!
llnO bod gibbs 2eute, pelde Die Notb-
lpsnoisteit tatboliider Shulen niht
sinieben mpuen." Sas lit elm @apitel,
welbes It'd lsibt weitsripinnen lieBe,
audi Durh Beitrdse aus 0tinneiota.
@as ioll man ). y. oa,u iaSen, uern
man ale Naielana in elmer 9eplnen
Stdot anl Wiiiiiiippi ppn social
hops" lielt, pelte ein tatbOlil6er Ger'
Elm peraultaltet? - ,Npe Maria"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05
WnS Ocu anOereu fatboliiHen
3cituu9cu.

SIT l6m wieOer cine S1raube los.
- Seller WuIhmann iuht ieinem be-
tlomHcnen 9erSen our6 eineu gEutD=
al5bru1 iiber Die Oeltlden GOltoren
Suit 81 MAIDEN. Der GrStratebler bat
bait in alien 6ragen tld9ll0 6insto ge=
mabt, it llber0ll, nab unten uno naf
pben, libel anaerdnnt, w1breno Die SD=
Jung le9ll9er Sra9e li1 10 entlpitelte,
ipie ole oeltiGen GOitoren lie beiprotell
baben. 9us Iuhst i'm. glnlQBlib
Der &iderGel6i6te III Nep=Dprt io0t er:
Die prc'Ie oes Sonoes bat oo5 Rrie9s=
pOltden in Der Nelu=Ycrter Hropins
nltt ernltDatt 9enomme.l, man bat
rlellt nur uOm Nlrfange an oarilber lid
lultl9 gcmadt; nur ole Seut'Aen babeu
uns pon lbrer l6perfilBlgen Seuhclel
uro ibrca fl%otterb0iten Yietismus ilber=
Seugt. - gSenn oas ni1t gelOgen lit,
oam iOAe mir, iuus beiBt. S0t bod
Der ielbltielbl0e Q8uihmann Wpnate
lang nit pOl!en Baden IN Die Grieos=
trompete 9ebla'en mo Den Grsbii6of
6orrl9an anissfuroert, leine &eiigna=
tiOn elnsurei0en. llno jebt, ieitoem
DR.. Mc0lpun leinc Yube get6uu, Die
Seoin9un9en "erfiilt uno li1 nit iei=
mem GrSbi'bpi aus9eiObnt bat, wiitbet
er wie Elm SOnoOner 6ilGwelb. Gr sr=
i6Opit li6 an gemeinen Shmdbungen
iiber Die ibln 10 ~DerbaBten Oeuti1en
Goitoren. Inter Nnoerem iagt er:
IS lit cine Segenoe, oaB Elm S6s uno
eln Giel an Die Stripe unieres Serren
9etommen ieien; ieitoem lino Der Dds
lno Der tlel INNER prominent auf ben
gilOern Der Geburt Gbriiti. Sas mar
aber ell gang auBerOroentlides periOn=
libes Pripileglum iiir nllr oiele Yei=
oen." - Damn meint er, man lplte
Die 2anOung Oeutlben Sornpiebes in
2lmerita perbinDern, uno fra9t basu:
ygSO iplten Damn Die Goitoren oeuti6er
Slattsr bertpmmen?" - Nrmer Ybe=
Ian! Sas Gbrilttinolein bat ibm teinen
6rleoen 9ebra6t. Nuu ia, Der Srieoe
lit aber aud nur fir Meniben, Die
zines suten gSilens iino."
IS tlingt wie Elm Sobn, oab er oas
Selpbun9lbreiben, welAes Misr. Sa=
toll ibm aniangs ieins Sierieins bat
Sutommen lallen, mObentlib ieinen epi=
tOriellen Springer uOranieBt, na6oem
Der vgSatbman" Der Geniur pertallen
lit uno wdbreno er in jeOer Summer
lib ilber Die Snehtun9 Der tatbOliihen
Yreie leitens oes Ssgaten bitter be-
tla9t.
SD meme aber, Die GoitOren Der
oeutlben 3eltun9en Oilrien oroentlih
ltolS oaralf lein. bon einem iOlhen
Meni1en beibimpit 81 ueroen. So,
lueiBt, es tOmnlt gar piel oarauf an,
User ibin lit. vSepp" in Der
,Satb. SOlsSta".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

Gas 81. Nlopiius=y Banner, Organ
oeS 6cntrNlbunOes DER oeuti6en tOtbo=
lll1en Siin9lin9s=Streine erldeint jeBt
IN Pittsburg. uno smar sueliprahi9.
Gie NenOerun9 NcihOb I'M Snterelle
Der Seier unO in Der glblidt, Die Sing
linge liIr ibr &%erciusOrgNn mebr 81 be-
9eiliern. ga Die YcrbdltniIe cine
&itdlI1tn0bme Nuf Die S0uocsiprohe
b~eOln9en mo Die 9teoattiOn oes st.
AIODlin5s Banner oieier Soroerul9 in
elmer gSeile 9ereht 81 peroen psriuht,
our1 melde ole erbaltuna unO 6Or=
eerlnN Der ocutIAen Wtutterlpr06e, Die
ia eln SBeil Der aUIgabe Ocs 6entral=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

Sin mertwiirbiser Batriot. Ter
lutheriibe Yreoiser Prieiter in 2iib-
befe in Weitfalen bat in leinem epan=
seliiben YunO ielbitUeritdnolib aud
@uit0p 9loOlf 9efeiert. Sn ieiner 6elt=
reoe bieB es naA Der Serliheruns mebr=
erer SbrenSen9en: ,Wtan mag iiber
Wultap NOOlf benten wie man mill. Gr
mag aud politiibe Nblibten 9e6abi
baben. g8cl6er &Oni9 bate Die ni1t?
llno mare IS oenn ein oroBes llnolild
9eWeien, Wenn mir i1ipeOiib 9eworoen?
Seller einen prO~teitantiibe ibweoiihen
&ailer, ais einen bon ben Seiuiten er-
soaenen rOmiI6en Oiterrei1ii6en &ais
ler." @ott bcwabre oas Oeuti1e
Solt Dor iol0en .Yatrioten!" = llno
lolde Seute mollen Den &atbOliten Den
YntriOtlsmus i'm alien Yaterlanoe alb
ltreiten. - yg8abrbeitsI rcuno"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

glui bic Gbineien paBt 9ani bortreii=
!ib mas eln &Oni9 BON 9teapel emit
BON ben Soloaten ieiner @aroe ia9te:
Sic i0la9en iib ihleAt, oas 1T Dabr
= Ober wie 9ut lie oGSe9en auW OoOon
laufen tOnnea! - ySerolO oes Olau=
ben5".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-05

g8ir lalien bier elnen Brief fOlsen,
welden mir I'M 10 lieber publiSlren,
ais Oerielbe einen Ginblif in Die Sage
unlerer Oeutlhen &atboliten in9tebrasta
9ibt. Wian lele oas 6Olgenoe:
SgaIIala, &eitb 60, Teb.,
Den %. Sanuar 1895.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

POSTAGE STAMP DEPoT-H. Jeld-
ness, No. 613 Commercial street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23

Pull TTadden, George w. Ross, f. A.
Crosby Jack Grant, George Powers,
Frank Feeney, WIN. Ryan, James Ryan,
Mace Grant, E. "A. Taylor, f. l.. Parker,
Chas. Mcdonald, C. w. Loughery, A.
Leberman, e. C. Hughes, Scott Johnson,
H. j. Wlherrlty. w. 7. Chutblr and son,
Mrs A. ]. Megler, Mr.. and Mrs Delllnger
and daughter, Miss Jessie JewgJt, Ar
thur Tee.
Sheriff Hare, who wals ait the beach dur
ing lhs day with mis- family, kept an eye
on the unruly spirits, who, 1t can truth
fully be said, were very few in num-
Der. Seaside has never been visited by
a more orderly and well behaving crowd
OF people
Lately bhere has been great deal of
sparing among the hotels for patronage
and every EFFORT has been made to not
only catch THE visitors, but TO hoad them.
The Mcclure hotel STARTED off in a big
slash in prices, reducing the rates from
81 TO $3.50 per day. This had a hearty
result, for his place has been filled ever
since the cut. Now the other hotel peo-
pie are looking about for chance to
even up and 1t Us expected that they will
spn.ng a surprise ON the public THAT will
make dt lively in hotel circles There for
the balance of the season.
Campers are crOwding into the groves
now and 1t is pretty sight when night
comes on 10 see the mhny Pickering
camp fires among the trees; jolly par
ties singing Ito the music of stringed
Instruments and making the night merry
with Their laughter. Another week and
Seaside VIII be crowded with summer
visitors.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23

See the Farrand e Votey organ. ZIG
Commercial Street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23
LOOK OUT FOR THEM.
Two Carloads of Kimball Pianos and Or.
gans Are Coming.

The largest and finest shipment ever
brought to Astoria.
l am pleased to announce to the music
loving public and my friends of Astoria,
that two carloads of Kimball pianos and
organs left our factory in Chicago for
Astoria on July 8. This shipment con-
tains an elegant assortment of pianos
Of all styles, sizes and prices, from a
plain case to our handsomest cabinet
grand upright containing our world s
fair scale. 1t also embraces a fine as
sortment of organs from plain neat case
to a most elaborate case with French
plate mirrors.
These instruments win be sold to pri-
vate buyers by the manufacturers direct
at wholesale prices plus the expense of
laying them down at Astoria. This will
give every one chance to get high
grade instrument from first hand and save
refill dealers profits and agents com
missions. This is your chance to get
ahead of the middle man and get a
fine piano and organ for less than agents
are asking for second grade instruments.
The Kimball piano and organ have been
sold in Astoria for the last four years
and there are dozens of them in use here
now. They stand the severe climate of
Astoria and give universal satisfaction.
Only last August a carload of Kimballs
was sold in Astoria and they are so well
and favorably known that 1t would be
superfious to tell the citizens of Astoria
anything about theLr merits. In conclu-
sion we will say that these instruments
will be on exhibition in Astoria by July
10th or 18th. l.. V. MOORE.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23
The q. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superiOr to AH others.
REGATTA PROGRAM.

The following gentlemen compose TN
regatta commdttees C. j. 'Trenohard
e. C. Hughes, F. Overlook, T. L. Par
ker, and e. Kendall. OF these F. Ken
dali Is chairman, F. l.. Parker secretary
and E. C. Hughes treasurer.
The program ais arranged yesterday Il
as follows:
FIRST DAY.
First race-Slngle scull, Whitehall
Prize, cup
second-Double selGl, Whitehall. Prize
$25.
Third-Columbia River fishing boats
pulling; first, $50; second, $40; THIRD, en-
trance fee.
Fourth, man-of-war and lighthouse ten
der crews; first $25; second, $40.
Flfth-CC CChnnery tenders) schooners
first, $50; second, $S.
slNtln-Sloops, free!for-all; first, $3.50
second, $50.
SECOND DAY.
First race-Hose race, championship
first, $3.50; second, $50.
SecondLGig, rowing; $50.
Third-Man-of-w and lighthouse ten
der crews; first $25; second, $40.
Four.h-LIfe boats (their own crews)
$50. .r,
rlIll-foIOOpSI iiSS uOi piit hS't Wv"
second, $25.
Sxrh-ColundbIa Rlver fishing bouts
sailing; first, $780, second, SIS; third, $25.
Severlth-Swimmdng amateurs only
medal.
THIRD DAY.
First race-Single scul, shelf; medal.
Second-Dou'ble pleasure rowing boats;
cup.
Third-Four- she'll; cup.
Fourdth-Gasoline launches $50
FFrth-Sloops, 2O-tooters; three to enter
first, SIS; second, &.
Sixth.-Ca -CatboaJts. three to enter; first
$780, second, SIS.
Sexenlth-Sloops, cannery tenders; $5O.
Eighth-toot race, 150 yards free for
an, SIS.
FOURTH DAY.
First race-Foot race, girls under L
yelrs; S..
Second-FoOt race; amateurs, 100 yards
medal
Third-Foot race; boys under IA; medal
Fourth-Hose race; wet test; first, $40
second, SIS.
FiGth--Columbia River fishing boats
first, 800; second, $780, third, $25,
SiNth--Schooners (cannery tenders)
first, $50; second, SIS.
Seventh Scoops (free for alD; first, $780,
second, $25.
Other attractions win also BE- added ot
which notice will be given.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. C. Hughes spent the Sabbath al
GearharIt Park.
j. C. LidweCl of Youngs Bay, was in
town yesterday.
f. A. Knapp, of Portland, is Registered
alt THE Occldent.
Charces w. Seidel, a San Francisco
travelling man, is visiting in the city.
Miss Emma Supenaugh, of Skamoka-
wa, is registered ait the Astor House.
Mr.. P. j. Thorsen, of the Copeland &
Thorsen shoe store, arrived in Astoria
yesterday
Dan. P. BagnsN well known South
Bender, was registered at the Occident
yesterday.
Mrs. C. H. Gerin and family, Of Oak
land, Cal., are guests of the Occident.
They leave today for California.
Mrs. NJ. Morris and daughter, of Port
land, were passengers on 1.-The Telephone
yesterday on their way to Long Beach.
Arthur Tee, night clerk of the Occldent,
returned from a Short Stay at Cannon
Beach yesterday. He win resume his
duties This evening.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23
JUDGE CLEVELAND RETURNS.
He Speaks of the Accident Which Hap
pened at Atlantic City.

He Speaks of the Accident Which Hap
pened at Atlantic City
Yesterday Judge A. A. Cleveland WIS.,
ited amongst his various friends greeting
them after his Eastern trip To an Asto-
rian reporter he said:
81 left Astoria July End, and arrived
at Atlantic City on the following Monday
afternoon. The grand lodge held a ses-
sion on Tuesday and ended on Thursday,
the 6th."
What route did you take?"
"I travelled over the Northern Pacific
via st. Paul and Chicago, thence over
the Pennsylvania; and while have made
the trip MANY times I want to say that
the Northern Pacific is less dusty than
any of the other overland roads. The
service is magnificent and every comfort
Is furnished THE traveller. Returning,
came by way of SIAN Francisco"
''What about the accident at Atlantic
Clty?"
There was a social session OF the B.
p. O. E. held on tine 10th of July. The
place of meeting was the Casino, at a
place called the Inlet, In THAT city. The
social session was called for O'Clock
At that time about 5000 people were gath
cred together. The meeting was called to
order at 915 by Brother Ditweiler, who
had been the grand exalted ruler of the
jamestown faction. but who, as Is well
known, had re-affiliated with the grand
lodge of the order, and who was elected
as chairman OF that session. The next
speaker was Bro. J. ]. Armstrong, of
New York, No. 1. AIT the conclusion OF
his address, which was short, he left the
platform and went to Join his wife, who
was sitting somewhere in THE center Of
the hall. Just las he reached her side,
the center of the floor, about 6Ox19O feet,
gave way and about 1000 people were
precipitated to the floor beneath, n dis
tance OF about 20 feet. stood right at
the edge OF the break, close beside one
of the band men WHO was snatched away
and afterwards died from his Injuries.
1t Is impossible 20 describe the scene. As
the floor fell the electric lights went
out, and the screams and cries OF the
people were terrible. The Atlantic City
Police force, FIRE department and lhospaeal
department were soon on the ground and
did all they could 10 rescue the injured,
and all was done that could be done.
The lodges all over the counery tele-
graphed aid 10 the amount OF $4,000 With
In a few hours aflter the accidemt. ~
you can say that before Adjournment.
the order that was split In two last year
was reunited and Brother Meyers, OF
Phihdelphh No. 3. was elected Grand
Exalted Ruler."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23

Prof. w. D. Lyman OF Whitman col-
lege, Waila Waala; Miss Ellen c. Tur-
,ner, director of drawing; Prof. J. Burn
ham, principal of the Couch school,
Portland; Professors Condor and +. u.
Lloyd, and President j. N. Bboss, OF the
Agricultural college; Prof. w. w. Ferrin'
the astronomer of Pacific University
and G. NJ Irwin, state superintendent
OF public instruction
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23
SUMMER SCHEDULE OF THE o. R. &
N. STEAMERS.

Il. j. Potter.
Leaves Portland Monday, Tuesday
Thursday and Friday at a. M, We'd
nesday at a. M, and Saturday at / p
m. Leaves Ilwaco Wednesday and Sun.
day at p m. tides permitting. Leaves
Astoria Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday at p. M, and Wednesday and
Sunday upon arrival from Ilwaco in the
evening. On Wednesday and Saturday
the Potter will run through to Ilwaco
leaving here directly upon arrival from
Portland.
r. r. Thompson
Leaves Portland Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
p. m, and Saturday at 10 p. m. Leaves
Astoria daily, except Sunday, at 6:45 a
m.
Harvest Queen.
Leaves Astoria Wednesday and Sunday
at p. M; leaves Portland Wednesday
and Saturday ait a. m.
North Pacific.
Leaves Astoria for Ilwaco Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at a. m, also Monday
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday ait 2 p.
m. Leaves Astoria for Young's bay
Wednesday and Saturday upon arrival OF
Potter from Portland. WIN make regular
Sunday excursions to Ilwaco. Leaving
time to be advertised in paper for each
excursion.
FARES
To Long Beach and Clatsop, $3.50 round
trip. To nwaco $1.OO round trip. For
Sundays only the round trip to Ilwaco
wll be 50 cents. For details apply to the
city office of the o. r. and N.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23

Edward owens and Niels Clausen were
arrested early Sunday morning by Officers
Seafeldt and Oberg They are accused OF
net stealing AT the preliminary exami-
nation which took place in the justice
court yesterday morning, both were held
to answer before the grand jury under
bonds of $1,000 each. Being unable 70
secure bondsmen &hey were taken 10
1ail
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23

Business men of Astoria visiting Port
land have for years been accustomed
to take their midday lunch at the
Gem" The Gem" is now located at
7S Third street, next door to the Aims
worth Bank. Jos. e. Penny.