The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-14

Bown street. But not being able to lden-
ify the one who was guilty the officer
ct them all go with a lecture. Officer
Thompson ran in several ordinary
trunks. u
At 70 O'clock last might, in the Chinese
restaurant q large praty was given to
he upper-tendom of Chinatown In honor
If the birthday of one of the children
ately arrived In that district. Some
twenty or thirty guests were present
IND an elaborate bill of fare was served.
All seemed to be having a jolly time and
intent upon the business Of the hour.
Commencing Sunday, June 30, and dur
Ing the seaside season, the o. r. and N.
Co. will make so cent round trip rate
between Astoria and Ilwaco good on Sun
lays only. Steamer North Pacific leaves
D. r. and N. wharf at 8 o'clock a. m.
Time OF departure returning will be gov
erned by tides permitting connection to
De made with Potter for Portland In
the evening.
Captain Miller and Lieut.. Dickinson, OF
the Salvation Army, farewell from AS
tor-a tonight. 1t will be the last service
conducted by them In this city, and all
friends OF the army are invited to be
present. Captain Miller goes to take
charge of the work in Centralia, and
Lieut.. Dickinson VIII go to Newberg.
Captain Potraff and wife, late OF Cen
tralia, win enter upon this field Wednes-
nay next.
The celebrated PAGER, Kithtas Ranger,
owned by r. C. Smith, OF Portland, was
brought down on the steamer Telephone
yesterday. The animal has a half-mile
record Of 1:O1, and will be taken to the
ranch of Col. John Adair. On account
1f a severe contraction of the feet the
PAGER will not be entered in any races
this season. 1t is thought that a sum
mer's romping on soft ground will bring
the horse around In good condition.
DR.. Baker has returned to his quarters
ut the Occident Hotel from a short va
,ation, spent at McMLnnville, this state,
where ne owns a considerable amount of
property and has near relatives
The doctor seems In fine spirits
over the improved railroad prospects,
and ii will be agreeable news to his
many friends and acquaintances In this
vicinity to know that 1t is rumored he
resumlng the active practice Of
mis- profession in the near future.
The First Presbyterian Church of Up
per Astoria has been re-organized, and a
board of trustees elected who have plann-
I'd for the sale Of a portion OF the prop
erty left in the will of Father It. p.
Powers, for the erection OF a church and
parsonage opposite the Leinenweber res
dence. The property to be disposed OF
will be placed on the market. w. II.
Wadhams, a prominent merchant OF
Portland, is the executor, and Is in full
with the board Of trustees.
Mr.. Blaisdell, of Olney, was in the city
yesterday. He says that no new develop
ments have turned up as to the origin
of the burning of the Kamm warehouse
1t that place. The fire when discovered
aad gained such headway that 1t was
to save anything. The amount
IF loss Is estimated at about $1,000. The
building was burned to the ground and
l large quantity of goods stored therein
Among the neighbors 1t is
thought that the fire was the
work Of incendaries.
The workmen engaged ON the Irving
venue improvement gave the ladies of
hat neLghborhood quite scare last
Thursday afternoon. The cause OF the
right was a large blast Of dirt and clay
hat had gone off in different direction
rom that which the workers intended.
Several windows In the house Of Mr..
J. w. Sanborn were broken and an ex-
,ensve lawn chair totally demolished.
Jlods of dirt were thrown near the resi-
lences of JoH. d. Gray and others and
/ number of women who were In the
yard narrowly escaped injury.
The three men arrested fr engaging in
/ disgraceful fight in a down town saloon
ate Friday night were given their liber-
y by Chief Loughery yesterday morning
~ depositing the sum of SO each as
/ guarantee that they would appear for
rial at the 8 O'Clock session of the lol.ce
court. Not being ON hand at the appoint
ID time, their bail was declared forfeit
ID. The men were evidently satisfied
with losing the light bail the chief re-
luired them to put up, and had their
,ases been examined by the court a much
leaWer cost would undoubtedly have re-
suited.
A man named Walter Marble, who for
/ period Of two months prior to July 1st,
was working for Mr.. w. ]. Ingalls,, of
is missing. Mr.. Ingalls, was in
-own yesterday and reported the strange
of Mr. Marble at police
H.. 10 Ahok hA
was a good worker, and has his trunk
3nd clothing at his house, besides some
money which is due him for labor per-
formed. He came to Astoria July 1st
and was known to have been somewhat
Since the evening of that
late ne has not been seen. Mr.. ingalls,
Is at loss to know what became of
him.
The High School football team scored
a splendid success yesterday. They went
over to Fort Candy to play Ilwaco, but
the Ilwacos were late in filling the ap-
pointment and the Canbys hastily got
their team together and began to play.
For an hour the game was stubbornly
and the High School managed
to prevent their opponents from scoring.
Then the Ilwacos arrived and the AS
toria lads, notwithstanding their hour s
hard play started in again and after
a beautiful game beat their opponents by
enc goal to nothing. The medal was
awarded them at the end OF the game
amid considerable enthusiasm. The A.
F. c. boys are particularly pleased over
the success Of the juniors. and they have
the satisfaction of knowing that young
and energetic players are growing up
In the places OF the old reliaibles who
started association football here FIVE
years ago, and who have so well de-
Tended the honor Of Astoria on the field
against all comers ever since.