The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-22

tend Tickets adults, 81, childrcn be.
tween the years OF and II, sos pe
sure and remember the date nnd don't
miss this grand AFFAIR
The O, II. & y, Co VIII scnd the
steamer pakcr as special boat through
10 Portland withou: stop on Saturday
and sunda> NtS. Algds; Il and 90.
leaving o Il, < y, dock at Sp, M sat.
uINiay and y, nv sunday
Ross Higgins \ Co have taken the
agency for the famous Corvallis"
dour, Thnre carloads arrived here for
them yesterday and they will from
now on furnish dealers with the same
at mill prices in lots to suit
tookou, for tho excursion OF the Wood.
men " the World to Seaside Sunday
morning, Trains lcl,v Flavcl dock at
6;lN ; ami 10 o'clock, Tickets good to
return until Monday evening, Round trip.
81; children betwco hyc al twelve. Soc
Swedish LuthcrNp church Owing TO the
fact that So many ~ the Rl,gd slough
people arc In town, Rev Edlund iid not
go on, thcre to pr,ach There will be
Swedish services In the church today
AZ y. M hut no services IN the even.
ing,
Mr. George Alien, the theatrical man.
OF Portland. arrived tr the city yrstcr-
day with the Ladies' Military Band num-
brItag twcnty-rour members, The hand
Is an excellent one, well balanced aad
well drilled They viii play at North
Beach today,
Georyc {, Durham. n T., Moody 7, u.
Burkharit. Ernest T. Mcrses, wm, @,
Beck. Porthnd; ]. u Clifford w. c.
Culdcr, san Francisco; John Holman and
wife. Mhany; ChAs. +, Tut colorado
Sprlngy; pr, AID Mrs, Wilson. rhS palles
arc at tho occident.
The variety and eleglace OF the cloaks
being offered at the special sale OF Me.
Allen & Mcdonnell arc sooc;hlug rarely
eQualed here. They arr OF the lates' ,
patterns, tho emboilmcN; ot style, nri
are made on the designs that viii rrlc
thu fashionable worll for the season ot
's7-gS
Presbyterian church-Scrvlcss at II IN
the morning and In the evsnlng. sun
day school a, i2IS Y p. $, c. z. AZ :.
Theme OF the evening sermon. THE
Light OF the World: evening theme
Love the Mature of God" strangers
In our city are cordially invited TO wor.
shep with us. All seats FREE.
Quite number OF the gover0meu; men ,
at Scarborough head were IN the cry 1
yesterday Among those who came over 4
10 witness the races were W Hoigson.
Joseph Lehn. Dolph Payne. Charles u. A
Ayers Dan McCarty Charles Dlescndort
NJ. Burton. James Patterson. Dan Shea. 4
" F. Baker, Harry Hay and Lou Grlf-
fin. f,
A new river service has been inaugu- a
-ated between Astoria and Rainier. orc )
;on including all intermediate landings.
The fine steamer Pilgrim" Captain A. l
L. Brazee, Will make round trips daily. =
except Sunday leaving Rainier at $50 p
a m. reaching Astoria at ll.3o. landing
II the Fourteenth street wharf. and de-
parting on her return at 30. Prompt e
lime and the best service Is guaranteed II
'or both passengers and freight.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at II o'clock a. N. for
Tacoma, Spokane. and the East. Close 5
made at Spokane for Ross. $
and, Nelson, Sandow and British CO. Il
umbia mining camps. For maps and o
call on or address .
C. W. STONE. t
Astoria, or. n
Tne lighthouse tender Columbine Cap q
ali Richardson. returned yesterday from a
Ter southern voyage Just in time to e
AXE part in the regatta. The capsaIn n
eports that II it had not been for the !
extraordinary heavy fog. he would have 1
,een back to Astoria Thursday. Captain Is
fisk, U. s engtHc,r, made the trip with
he Coumbine, and enjoyed the outing.
The rase between tho Chinese crew. >,
Yesterday produced more fun 10 the >,
quars inch than any other event on the >,
'rogram. The Winning crew, who be- =,
cnged 10 Elmore's cannery. we're very .,
'roud Of their success and didn't spare .,
he fireworks in their celebration. The ,t
lanes Of the wianers are as follows: !,
ohm Joe, Ho ri Yin. Chun Wing. Chun .,
low, Lum Dock Balm, Lum Dock f., T.
Jun Cue Wa, Lum Dock Fun. Ing A. =.
luan, Chung Can.
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Strangers who were In town yesterday
allied particular attention to the deco
ations at the Parker house. regatta
eadquarters and Utzlnger's. In Mr.. Ut
inger's window Is cactus, which
doomed at II o'clock Friday nlght, be-
1g It's first blossom In twelve months. a
he flower will be on exhibition for a
ay or Two, az 1t does not wlther Inn
.ediatey. It Is large white blossom.