The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-19
WARRENTON

WARRENTONI |
owing to an unexpected disagree |
ment with the committee, MIR, Belcher !
finds himself unable to take part in the
concert this evening as heretofore am
nounced.
Officers OF the visiting militia were |
yesterday driven in carriage about .
the city to view the improvements
going on here, and TO take observations /
for their own use.
The l. Il. and \, Company Is erect /
ing a new warehouse on the dock to /
replace the old one which happened TO
be in the track OF the railroad and met !
with fatal accident,
Wakefield 4 Jacobsen's large water /
driver was moved east to Ninth street I
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meneed driving piles, working west, |
Three bents were driven before dark.
A boy, a horse. and a basket OF gro I
ceries, became frightened in front of
Ross. Higgins 4 Co.'S store yesterday /
or rather. the horse did. and the boy |
very nearly found seat on the
ground.
Among the Portlanders registered at
the occident yesterday were W. b, !
Brown, Frank King. NJ. NJ Harris, c. |
NJ. Hodson. Emil Schacht Graham
Glass and wife, Bob May. S, Schmidt
John TAFT.
The medals for the successful ptr- |
ticipants in the recent bicycle races /
given under the auspices OF the As
toria Athletic club, will be presented |
this evening at the concert given by !
Miss Kelly.
McKinley's nomination seemed to |
meet with favor on all sides as soon /
as the news became known yesterday. I
Large crowds stood in front OF the As
torian bulletin boards all day and late
in the evening.
Charles Mcdonald and Mr.. Prael, 1
while riding their wheels yesterday, |
ran into each other. which resulted in
Mr. Mcdonald receiving severe cut.
DR.. Jansen took the necessary stitches
in the wound.
The filing made on Grand avenue
at the back OF the McClue school
| grounds, was thrown onto the yard by
the giving way Of the bulkhead, which
made large amount OF extra work for
| the contractors.
Every canning company in the city,
! with the exception OF the Scandinavian
has one or more plants in operation,
and it was understood last night that
the Scandinavian people would COM
mence work today.
| It is requested that all those holding
tickets to sell for the fremen's concert
tonight, will make report Of same by
o'clock this evening TO the foremen
Of the different companies, from whom
the tickets were received.
| Among the country visitors yester-
| day were John Leahy and wife, James
Leahy and son. olney Allen Olmstead,
Blind Slough; L. Vinson. Skamokawa;
]. c. Adams, Clatsop; Max Lange.
Deep River and Harry Brandt, Lewis
| and Clarke.
Recorder Gunderson received the
following deeds for record yesterday,
Charles E. Young to Edward Mccoy
five acres, 3e25; Lucy c. Young to Chas
f. Young, twenty acres, 81; Rufus NAL
lory to T. Olsen, trustee, Block 8.
Upper Astoria, 10000.
| 1t was reported yesterday evening
| that detachment Of militia arrested
two or three men at one Of the Union
town canneries, who were forclbly pre-
venting a fisherman from putting his
net into the boat The disturbers, It Is
said, are now in the county jail.
The concert 10 be given this evening
| by Miss Eugene Kelly, in aid of the
firemen's tournament, promises to be
one Of the most enjoyable musical af-
fairs Of the season. A large number Of
tickets have already been sold. The
program, published yesterday, speaks
for itself.
A small child was nearly run over
by team in front Of the old Union
house last evening. BY great presence
Of mind the teamster stopped the
horses just before the hind wheels Of
the wagon passed over the chlld's body
A by-stander pulled the little one out
Of danger.
J. F. Wyman, j. A. Maitlandt, and
W. H. Roden, San Francisco; B. A.
Seaborg, nwaco; II. s. MCGOWAN, Chi
nook, and E. A. Herman and Dr. w.
Chapman, Of the Seattle water commits
sion, who are taking notes Of Astorla's
new system, were guests Of the Occl-
dent yesterday.
For the next ten days we will have
The best chemical compound for wash