The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-14

| terday.
Clarence Brown, district passenger
agent of the Union Pacific system, was in
town yesterday.
John Lana, lighthouse keeper at Fort
| Candy, was visiting in Astoria yesterday.
IL. is staying at the Parker.
Gus Sutherland, of Westport, and A. p.
G. and William Relschnan, of Mt. Angel,
are registered at the Astor House.
Joseph Riipa is now prepared to sell
rail- and ocean tickets through to all Eu-
| ropean points, va all steamship lines.
Miss Susan Danforth is visiting in AS
toria and will remain during the regatta.
She is guest of Mrs. David Morgan.
Mr. Albert Feldenheilner, the promi-
nent Portland jeweler, passed through
town yesterday on his way home from
| Seaside.
| Mrs. aptain Gore, ]. w. Collger and
| wife, and A. G. Briggs, were q party Of
Etalt ma people who registered at the / tr-
k: House yesterday.
Prof. Beggs' pupils will sive an example
Of fancy dancing at the A. r. C. ball, or.
August 20. Some Of the dances are en-
tlrely new on this coa,t.
The regatta reception committee met
| in the council chambers last evening and
| adjourned to meet subject to the ins5ruc-
lions OF the man Committee.
Mrs. Jamss Ashley and family OF
Broolfeld, are visiting in upper Astoria,
ne guests OF MS. P4eu " .Dy,I. Iney
viii remain to witness the regatta.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
afternoon to Charles Hall and Miss Carrie
Harris and f. Ostman and Miss Mary
Tihilila. The parties are all residents
of Astoria.
The oregon State Dental Association
meets in the Chamber of Commerce rooms
al 10 o'clock this morning. 1t Is expected
that about twenty visiting dentists will
be present
Officer Oberg arrested a man last even
ing for breaking a window in the lower
part OF town. He gave his name as John
Doe and warmed the officer considerably
by resisting arrest.
A sl5iff belonging to one of the FISH
traps was picked up at Fort Stevens
erday by Charles Jacobsen, of the
life saving crew. 1t is still in his posses
sion awaiting a claimant.
The hose boys are training faithfully
for the regatta races and it is safe to
say that they will be in good condition
to show their heels to any outside team
that may contend against them.
The Swedish Lutheran Sunday school
picnic which was advertised for Friday
of this week has been postponed indef-
nitely because others are to have a
picnic at the same time and place.
| Many visitors are arriving daily who
VIII remain in Astoria to witness the
| sport during the regatta, which will COM
! mence next Monday. BY Sunday next the
city win fairly swarm with people
The city prisoners were ou. yesterday in
charge of Special Officer Warren, c.o5n-
Ing the stress. Several OF them refused
to work and as a consequence were chain
ed to a ring bolt in front Of the jail
The Ladies Sewing Society Of the Nor
| wegltn Lutheran church will hold a s0cia-
bic and auction Wednesday evening, Aug
ust 14th, at the Pacific Union cannery.
There will be a good program aud re-
| FIR, shments.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of the Nor
weglen Lutheran church will hold socia-
BILE and auction Wednesday evening, Aug
ust 14th, at the Pacific Union cannery.
There will be a good program and re-
| freshments.
+. A. Spencer and wife are among the
many Portlanders who are passing sew
| eral weeks Ia this city, and at Selsd
away from the unpleasant heat of the
metropolis. They have rooms at the Oc-
cident.
Mrs. Charles Hegele, wife of the Port
| land crockery man. is registered at the
| Occldent She is accompanied by Miss
Rose and Lillian Pfunder, The party
have been spending several weeks at
North Beach.
| Theodore Moore, a colored man, was ar
rested last evening by Captain Hallock,
| and booked as a vagrant. He had been
| ordered to leaNa town and failing to do
| so was run in. His case will be heard by
| Judge Osburn this afternoon.
The body OF Patrick Broderick, the un-
| forbunate deck hand who died from the
injuries he rec;ived in the accident on
the telephone last week, was shipped to
Oregon City yesterday morning, at which
place the funeral will take place to-
morrow.
The Astorlan has on sale at its business
office 1000 copies OF the issue of January
first containing the complete article by
the celebrated engineer A. A. Schenck,
on the advantages of the harbor of Asto-
ria as a port of shipment Of the grain
of the inland empire
While the steamer Dwyer. with the
Baptist church picnic was making
landing on the return trip last evening
one OF the deck hands a ccidentaily slipp-
ed, falling into the wa,er. Bystanders
threw rope to him and he was soon af-
ter landed on terra flrma.
While riding his bicycle the other even-
ing, Albert Kinney had cl use call from
what might have been a ia tad accident.
He was going at a swift rate, when the
front wheel caught In a err TEX and the
rider was thrown to the ground, alighting
on his head. His face was bat tly bruised,
and one Of the fingers of his A1ght hand
broken.
Great interest is centered by the SPORT
ing fraternity in the open ID all foot
race which takes place the second day
Of the regatta. 1t is said that several
professionals win be here. but those who |
-. ~ a.. - Al A.