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Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
RefrigeratOrs and Chests

We have a large stock of Refrigerators
and Ice Chests and we are going to sell
them.
Ice Chests that were 5000, now are 49,. SIS.
Refrigerators that were $3.50, now are
$5,65,
Refrigerators that were $14,OO, now are
$685..
Refrigerators that were $3.50, now are
$3.50.
Refrigerators that were $3.50, now are
1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02

Sheeting Sale.
For Monday only.
A Arrow brand &c.
Fine bleached muslin sc.
Fine Lonsdale cambria TIC.
S-4 ~unbleached sheeting lie.
ga ~unbleached sheeting 12Rc.
S-4 heavy bleached sheeting 14c.
ga heavy bleached sheeting 15c.
10-4 heavy bleached sheeting 1Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Butter, Meats, Lard,
Crackers and Cheese.
YOUR FONDEsT HOPES.

YOUR HOPES.
Your highest expectations will be more
than realized at tomorrow's sale; persona
VINO expect to save pennies will save dimes.
those who expect TO save dimes Will saye
dollars. NV
BUTTER DEPARTMENT.
We have Just received a few choice lots of
nice fresh country butter, which we will
seli you at the following prices: Sc. 100.
lzH2c, and the very best at 14c per Mound.
very pest Elgin separator m zoe per
pound. POS
MEATS AND LARD.
commencing Monday we will inaupurate
one or the greatest sales ever known in tho
history of provisions:
NO. ! Sugar cured Hams. Or ~
breakfast Bacon ............... Sc lib
Choice Salt Pork 5c IN
3-pound pals Best Lard 1870
5-pound pals Best Lard .............. 29c
lO-pound pals best Lard. ............. $50
Picked Pigs Feet lin jelly .......... 7Iko
CRACKERS.
Dest SODA ana oyster Crackers ........4ko
Very Best Ginger Snaps .715c
Oatmeal and Graham. 3 pounds for...... 25o
Lemon Snaps and French Il. Drops. 100
Newport Flakes .............., 1Oc per hon
CHEESE DEPARTMENT.
We carry the greatest variety of Cheese
In the country:
Fancy Wisconsin Cheese ............. 7ho
French Neufchatel Cheese ............. 3Ho
BEST Ohio Swiss Cheese .1Obo
Limburger Cheese (only). ............... ITO
FISH DEPARTMENT.
Best Snow White Goldfish ............ Sc III
Best Fa mily White Fish. ........... SIC III
Nice Large Herring, per dozen....... $50
Holland Herring QmpOrted), per keg. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Fine Clothing at Sc on the Dollar

Tho entire output of two of Americas largest factories secured by us at SOC on tho
doara and now on sale These are the hne quality md newest styles The artists
touch is in tho make OF thse clothes Better tailoring, better ft better trimming. bet
tr or more fashimaheh fabrics cannot be found anywhere The quality is as remarks
abea as the astonishing prices and it is qua lily. not talk, that makes clothing wear
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.

The success OF the 1897 regatta will be
largely due to the aid OF the various
transportation lines of the state. Not
only have the companies made low rates
OF fare and freight, from all points TO
Astoria, but they have made liberal
subscriptions of cash 10 the regatta fund.
The list is headed by the A. & c. r. 4.
r., $lOO; o. r. x n. $3.50; White Collar
Lire, 500. Never before in Its history
has the O. r, & n. been so popular in
Astoria as It is today The new man
agement seems determined not only TO
do business at Astoria. but to he one
OF the leading factors in the develop
ment of It's dormant resources and tho
building up of the great harbor at the
mouth OF the Columbia. Astorinns may
be slow In some things, but they have
been quick to recognize ths evidences
OF friendship on the part Of this COM
pany as indicated in its recent actions
concerning the opening OF Commercial
street and the furtherance OF the re-
gatta. That It will lose nothing by such
policy Astorians we'll know.
The White Collar Line Is well known
friend Of Astoria, and Its lberallty again
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
WOMEN MARcHERs.

Pirtsburg. August 1.-THE contemplate
ed plan to have women make marches
has bean definitely decided upon by the
leaders, and the wives and daughters OF
strikers will now take up the work which
the men have bean enjotned from doing
1t is the intention to begin tomorrow
and have the women do the marching.
while the men remain In camp. The
leaders think the Injunction is not opera
tive against women. and II remains 10
be seen what the outcome win be.
A new element rs TO be introduced into
the situation at an early day. The
farmars Of the country surrounding the
camps are making extensive preparations
for a demonstration to show their SYM
pathy for the strikers. They propose
to have parade, headed by a band.
march down the Saultsburg road and up
over the hills.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18

chor start--First. bale Of twine or $40
second, 80; third. SIS.
Whitehall, sailing. anchor Start--First
go: second SO.
Creased pole contest-First, box Of CT
g5rs; second, $40.
Cat boat race. saIling-First, t35; sec-
ond. Si0; third. s.
Obstacle race--Box OF cigars.
Cannery tenders, sailing schooners-
First, 80; second, so.
scow schooners. saillng-First, $50: sec.
ond. so; third. so.
Duck hunts.
sloODs. o-footers-Flrst t35: second. ii5
sloops, free for all-First ti25; second
go: third. IS.
Gasoline launches. anchor start-First
so; second. so.
Fish skin. sailing. anchor start-Flrst
80; second. s..
At night
Grand marine parade, at which priz,
win be given for the best dressed snt
neatest appearing crew.
Fireworks and others amusements
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
Third day-Forenoon-
Grand challenge shoot clay pigeons
free for all-First, ;25; second. SIS; third
so.
Log rolling contest-First. SIS; second
SO.
Grand International tug Of war-First
S3j second. SO.
Finnish pillow contest-First, SIS; sec.
ond. s. Championship Of the world.
Baseball contest-Fats vs.. Leans.
Grand athletic carnival, under the aus
pIces OF the Astoria Football Club. Prizes,
medals.
Sunday
Grand excursion by the woodmen Of
the World.
Launching OF the Manzanita.
Grand clam bake.
Entry books are now open for all events
at office OF secretary. W. L. Robb. at re-
gatta headquarters.
There will be no war ships in attend
ance at this years regatta, at least none
OF Uncle Sans. 1t is just possible. how
ever. that a foreign vessel will come
in here at the invitation OF Britshers
who reside here.
The entry books will be opened at re-
gatta headquarters today. and all those
who wish to participate are requested
to get in early with their entries. Sail
ing rules and instructions will be printed
in due time and distributed TO those who
wish to participate in the various events.
1t is especially requested that the bust
ness houses and residences Of the city
be as handsomely decorated as possible
during carnival week and merchants
who carry bunting in stock will do well
to provide a goodly supply.
One thing is certain. 1t is going n
be the most successful regatta ever held
in Astoria, and will bring large num-
ber OF people to the city The citizens
will do well to keep up the enthusiasm
to the end.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
DIR. DARRIN.
The Oegonian.

The Oregonian,
Dr. Darrin. after a sojourn in Portland
OF nine years, has closed his office in this
city. and will be Astoria, at the occident
Hotel. August 18th to September 18th,
where he can be consulted
His treatment by electricity and medi-
cines has become so popular with the
afflicted that his offices are crowded night
and day, and that their atlents do not
seek in vain for relief from the ills that
flesh is heir to, is positive oroos of the
superiority of his electrical trea tment
over all other methods of cure, As a fur
ther proof we give the nam,s of sore
recent cures
Volna Webster, Weston, Oregon, Ca
tarrh cured.
H. A.Tucker president of the bank of
Genesee. Idaho. catarrh Is years, cured
Judge o. P Mason, PORTLAND deafness
20 years from paralysis of the nerve
restored.
Truman Butler, The Dalles, Oregon,
chronic rheumatism and contracted joints
ana impoverished blood, all years stand
ing. given up by all treatment until DIR.
Darrin cured him.
William NJ. Colwell. Skarhokawa, Wash
sciatic rheumatism and liver complaint,
cured; also his brother. Geo. l. Colwell.
Skamokawa Wash, paralysis one side,
permanently cured and remains so to
this day.
Mary Mcconnell. Genesee. Idaho. cross
eye Strengthened also her brother was
cured of consumption eight years Ego.
W. R. Duncan. Health's addition. spo-
kane, Wash. large scrofulous swelling
and tumor in neck
w. Hays. 9l4 Fifth street, East Port
land. Or, Inflammation neck Of bladder
and sciatic rheumatism; came on crutches
to the doctor-cured and left clutches at
the DOCTORS office.
]. A. Lindsey, news agent on the U. P.
R. r.. residence at Albi1a, Or, consump-
tios. bronchitis and catarrh, cured and
gained 10 pounds
]. W. Kinney. Long Creek, Grant coun-
ty. Or, kidney complaint and pains in
the back and down sciatic nerves, restor-
ed
Office hours: 10 a. m. to p m. The
poor will be free. except medicines. daily
from to 10 a. m. Consultation free.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
RULE i5
STARTING.
PROGRAM.

The following important changes have
been made in the prizes for fish boat
races:
First day-First prize. one bale Fin
layson's twine; second. $50; third, SIS
Second day-Firs, ana second prizes.
choice of bale OF Barbour's netting or
bale Of Marshalrs twin; third. four
cases corn beef; fourth. pair rubber
boots fifth, two cases corn beef.
First Day. August 2O-Forenoon-
Land parade and exercises ashore Wei
come to the carnival queen by a gor-
geous marine procession and by the sing
ing Of national airs by a chorus OF $40
voices on the grand stand at Flavers
dock
Afternoon
Columbia river fish boats. sailing, an
chor start Frizes-First, bale of twine,
or SlOO; second, $50; third, SIS.
Creased pole contest-Box of cigars.
Whitehall sailing. anchor start-First.
$2o; second, $40
Duck hunt-Box Of cigars.
Cannery tenders, schooners, sailing
First, $50; second %
scow schooners. sailing-First, $50; sec
ond $50; third, SO
Soops 2O-footers-First $S5: second SIS.
Obstacle races
Soops, free for all-First, S125: second,
$50; third. SOS
Cat boats three to start-First. SS5;
second. $40; third. So.
Fishing skin. sailing, Is to % feet
First, so, second, s..
Exhibition. life-saving crews.
Grand bah in the evening at Foard
Il Stokes hall.
Second day, August 21-Forenoon-
Whitehall boats, double scull-First. so;
second, IS.
Duck hunts
Life-boats ufe-saving crew-First, $50;
second, s25,
Creased pole contest-s5.
Shell races by the Willamette Rowing
Clubs-Medals.
Log-rollirs contest
Swimming contest. 75 yards, free for
all-Medal.
Ships boat race. four oared-Flrst $50;
second, SO
Swimming race. 80 yards, boys under
IS years-First. IS; second. 81.
Indian canoe race-First, $S5; second
SIS.
Cutters, lighthouse tenders-First, 500
second. $40.
Tub races.
Fish boats, pulllng-First. $40; second,
SO
Marine international tug Of war-siO.
Net-throwing contest-First. $50; second,
80.
Chinese barge race-S1O.
Double-scull pleasure, three to start
First, SO; second, S.
obstacle race-Box of cigars.
Gigs, lighthouse tenders-Ffrst, S25; Sec
ond. SIS
Mix boat race. steam-First, 500; sec
ond, SO.
Afternoou- '''il ','* ~
Columbia river fish boats, sailing, an
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THE PROGRESS MADE.

II Is with pleasure that the committee
reports tha, yesterday George & Barker
received q telegram from San Francisco
authorizing them 10 contribute a hale
Of Flnlayson's bcs, twine as prize for
nnh boat race. Mr. .. p. Graham and
Judge Gray arc hard at work arrang ng
ne ll-t OF steamer. launches and sailing
craft which will take part 10 The grand
marino parade Friday morning and Sat
uriny night They carnVstly request that
the masters Of an ornf .n iAv harhor
| Iwill promptly make their n;rIrs 'or
participation IN these events Admiral
II. y Day tclcgraphci yesterday iha,
d. would De- a.r, On time with ms
handsom, steamer the Sadi n u l.
now certain tha, large number Of
boAts VIII bc over from Shoalwater bay
and take par N all of the races. Many
new entries were made yesterday for
the various fl-h boat races. and the at
tenton OF fishermen = called 20 ne
change tn this part OF 'hr program. J.,
H. very imporunt thar All gnscirna
launch entries should bo in by his
evening rernlnts ana nags ar, X.
pcctcd today and Will b. on exhibition
al headquarters The committee, and
Astorians generally. are under obllga-
lions to Mcssrs. Olls 4 King. q Por;-
LAND, for the very liberal assistance
given by them 90 tho regatta. Prof,
ncggs. who has charge OF all arrange
mvn,s for the fcs.iv. ues connected with
the coronation OF the queen Friday morn
Ing and the ball In the evening. is GER
tain not to disappo!n, AstorianS and
their hundreds Of visitors In this part
OF the program, His reputation as an
organizer Of such entertainments IS too
well known to admit ot doubt on that
score. The ladies OF Astoria are assisting
In this part OF the program, and have
appointed a committee 90 furnish the
flowers and superlntcnd the decorations
OF the grand stand and ball room. 1t is
desired that the ladies' who are 10 lake
part N this portion OF III entertainments
will attend rehearsal at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning, at Foard n stokes nall.
An interesting tarIem race has been ar
ranged bctwc Mcssrs. Brown and
Reath and Lovctt and Sellers. The I'm
ion Gas Engine Company. Of san Fran
cisco, has wired an offer TO put up a
$50 engraved silver cup rs prize FOR
a race between launches having their
engines, the race to be called the Union
Gas Engine cup race. The business men
OF the city have indicated III air inten-
ton OF commencing at once the work Of
decorating the stores ana offices. Ar
rnngements have been made TO open
headquarters for visiting members OF th'
press IN Mr. walter c. Smiths Office.
corner OF Eleventh ana Bond sreets.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18

This year han only more strongly cement
81 ls tie with the city by the ga.
The new railroad. IN heading the move
menl far The support II the % regait
has only carried out l,s wcll.knowH pol
lcy Of advancing AstoHa's every inter
oFt
Thers yc. remain 10 be heard from
the soulhorn Pacific. the Northern Pa-
.cinc Union Pae.nc Canadian Pacific.
Great Nor,h.rn, Burlington. Rio Grande,
Short Line Ilo Grande Western. North
western. Omaha lia" Kamm's line. the
shAycra. and 1 is presumed That oil Of
IA ~ compan.rs viii b. proportionately
liberal 90 their cowriJutioai 10 the car
Liy1i az Asst RIA. from which point they
ill receive large 'onHages Of FIRE ght
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18

THE CARNIVAL
AND REGATTA
Satisfactory Progress Made by All
Of the Committees.
GREATEST EVENT on RECORD
Magnificent Opening Parade Iad Coronation
oi the Qusea-The Grand Ball-NeN
Races Neh Features
GREATEST EVENT on RECORD

Sever b,iorc ~ the history Of Astoria
has there been th" prospect Of such a
magninccn; regatta and carnival as II
now before her people.
At the meeting y,stcriay Of The man-
aging committee. every report from sub
committees was tettcr Jhan It's prede-
ccrsor. New features have been ali.d
to the list Of attractions. and details Of
The program are being carried out with
eXactness % every particular Every
committee seems 20 un1orstnnd i,s work.
ami every member II attending faithfully
20 his own part, insgrlng ihc success
Of ,hr whole work
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
CAR FAMINE PROBABLE.

ST. Joseph. No. August H.-Railroad
officials in st. Joseph report that there
is danger of car famine on the West.
ern roads. caused by the immense grain
crops. All roads entering this city are
taxed to their utmost now, and the
switching force has been Increased 20 per
cent. The Burlington Company has Is
sperd orders for no more coal to be
loaded In tight box cars, stock cars be-
ing used instead.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
COAL MINERS
IN ILLINOIS
Overcome Sheriffs and Invade the
Town Of Hillsboro.
WOMEN WILL NOW MARCH
And Do the Work in Pennsylvania the Nen
Have Been Prohibited from Doing
Farmers Take Up cudgels.

HIllsboro, ILL.,. August 17.-six hundred
striking coal minsrs. eight abreast in
vaded coffeen at 800 this afternoon.
throwing aside the deputy sherifIs doing
guard duty and going through the town
pell nell. The officials oriered the guard
not to shoot, but they began making ar
rests as far as possible. The invasion
was for the purpose Of inducing the
men at work In a mine there to cease
and JON the strike. The sheriff win
increase his force Of deputies. and the
invaders will be compelled to leave town
or there will be a conflict.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
BANKERS CONVENTION.

Detroit, August 17.-(Special to the AS
torian.)-Ths banking interest of this
country was well represented this morn
ing when about 800 delegates to the
American association assembled in the
Detroit opera house to attend the open
ing session of the twenty-third annual
session of that body. The welcoming
speech of Gov. Pmgree. while consider d
somewhat radical by some of the men,
bers, was. on the whole, well received
and he received a generous amount OF
applause.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THE MEN WON.

Potts;own, Penn, August 17.-Ths wage
quesion between George B. Lessig pro-
prietor, and the employees Of the Uni
versal mill has at last been settled. and
this plant, together with the e5-inch mill
VIII resume work this evening with 25OO
men. The men will receive almost ns
much as they demanded.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THE EUGENE OFF FOR ALASKA

Portland, August 1.-THE stern wheel
steamer Eugene which the Portland 6
Alaska Trading & Transportation Co
intended to start for Dawson City tkis
evening will not get away before to-
morrow evening The outfit of the ves-
sci was not complete and it was de-
cIded to delay the start for day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18

ORsTRrCTIoNs mo- sEA ROOM.

DISTINCTIONS TO SEA ROOM.
When passing pierrock, vessel. or
other obstruction to sea room. should
boats not be clear of each other the
outside boat or boats must give room 10
the boat in danger of fouling such oh
struotion whether it be thel lee or
weather boat provided always an over
lap has been established before an OBJ
struction is actually reached
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
BASEBALL SCORES.

Baltimore. August 17.-Baltimore I2,
Brooklyn 3.
New York. August 17.-New York 10
Philadelphia s.
Boston, August 17.-washlngton Q
Boston I.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THE RULES

Followl1s ar, m. rules adopted by
the regatta committee
REGATTA COMMITTED.
The regatta committee have sull powe
over All races. All questions arislag In
tn. sailllg Of various events shall DC
settled by the Judge. and their decision,
shall be bused upon these rules 20 far as
they viii apply. and such decisions. II no
appeal is mnde 10 the general committee
shall d. hnal The judges shall make
reports Of the results 20 the general com
mi,tc, Of each day races. within fve
hours from the ed ng Of the last rare.
after which the secretary shall give to
the owner Of each winning boat, an order
on the treasurer approved By the chair
man of the general committee for prize
won. II no appeal b. made as above.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
RULE 30
FOCLING

RULE 10.
FOCLING.
Each boat must fairly round the course.
and must not touch any buoy. boat or
vessel used 70 mark It out but shall no,
be disqualified n wrongfully compel 4
TO do 20 by nnother boat II a boat, la
consequence Of her neglect Of any o.
these rules. shall foul another boa; or
compel Other boats, 10 foul she shall
forfeit all claim % the prize. and slAl
pay an damages.
TgLs rHe aDpres 70 fishing boat
(anchor starD only after they have
rounded the first buoy no foul being al
lowed from the start to the first buoy.
RULE H.
MEANS OF PROPULSION.
No means OF propulsion. except sails
small be allowed
RULE u.
SOUNDING.
Nothing but a hand line and lead shall
be used for sounding during a race.
RULE 70.
PROTESTS.
Any boat desiring 10 enter protest
must at once show the regatta signal
conspic.ously in the rigging. and keep
h flying until she has crossed the lin
OF has entered her protest Protests
must be made In writing. within two
hours after the conclusion OF the race.
RULE H.
SAILS.
scow schoonerE and cannery tenders
VIII use only their working sails. Can
merry talders will be allowed malnsail
foresail and one or more jlbs- Columbia
river fish boats, first day, August nth.
will use only working sails mo water
sails or topsa!lsJ and on the second day
any kind Of sails will be allowed.
Winner Of first prize in the fish boat
race. (sailing) frs, day win not he al
lowed to participate in the second days
race.
RULE i5.
STARTING.
Five minutes before the time for star =
ing OF each race gun will be fired from
the flagship. and boats must prepare
FOR their race The second gun is designed
Tor starting and any boat falling tc
cross the line within fve minutes after
the second gun. shall be disqualified
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18

By N. person saUng the swarl boat.
who must sec that hls own boat taeks
at tho same time
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aliIE
MEASUREMENTS.

MEASU RREMENTS
Owners desiring 10 have their boats
measur,d shall give notice at regatta
headquarters. within reasonable time
before the first day Of the regatta.
RULE 2
ENTRIES.
All entries mus; bc made AT regatta
headquarters before the first day OF the
regatta Entry fees FOR All sailing and
rowing races. on" dollar.
RULE g.
PRIZES.
No prize shall b. awarded In any race
unless two or more costestants star.
RULE T.
CLAssIFICATIoNs. COURSES AND
SAILS
win b, dee gn1,od by the regatta com
mlttee in the official program.
Every sloop shall carry her privat.
sgs,u at the peak a racing flag must
head ANY sloop or catboa, not comply
ing with this rule, unless prevented by
an accident occurring after starting.
shall forfeit all claims to "a prize.
RULE 3
MEETING
Boats going free must always give way
T. those by the wind.
Boats on the starboard tack shall have
the right-of-way.
II two yachts are meeting end on. or
nearly end on so as to Involve risk OF
collision, the helms OF both shall he put
to the port so that each may pass OF
the port side Of each other.
RULE e
OVERTAKlNG. ROUNDING. ETC.
\ boat overtaking another shall keep
out Of her way, but when rounding any
buoy or vessel used to mark out the
course. n two yachts are not claar Of
each othIr at the glme TIN leading
yacht is close to. and actually rounding.
the mark. the outside yacht must give
the other room to pass clear Of tho mark
whother It be the lee or wclth r boat
which is in danger of foulnG H. No
boat shall be considered clear Of another.
unless she Is 50 much ahead as to give
the other a free choice on which
SIDE she will pass. An overtaking boat
shall not, however, be justified in at
tempting to establish an overlap, AMI
thus force passage between the lead.
ing boat and the mark. after the later
boat has altered. her helm for the pur-
pose Of rounding.
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CLOSE HAULED APPROACHING
SHORE.

If two boats are standing toward a
shore or shoal. or toward any buoy, boat
or vessel. and the boat to leeward Is
likely to run aground, or foul Of such
buoy. boat or vessel Except as provided
in rule g., and is not able to tack
without coming into collision with the
boat to windward. the latter shall at
once tack upon being hailed to do so