The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-25

The gentlemen's monthly tournament
takes place at the A. r. c. alleys to-day
Joseph orlbbler and wife returned last
nlght from two weeks visit on the
sound
snoderass has 800 Views In stock thai,
Ne will sell at half price, Come early ana
get first choice.
II -ou want plano. sec Allan, SSS Com
merclai street. This IL positively the last
week Of his stay In Astoria.
In the county clerks Office yesterday,
Munne johnson. an native ~ Sweden, de-
clAred his intention 10 Secome an Aneri-
can eiusen.
The sensational dispatch from Wash
ington stating that the Vancouver bar
racks are TO be abandoned Is authori'a-
lively denied.
rhs West Shore Mills Company havo Just
received a larxd lot OF Dc cOrawoCd from
Stella. Wash. whIch they are effe5tng al
very low nKures. See advertlseuent IN
another column.
]. A. AlcaraE and Alice w. Steele and
w, d. steele and Emma Enenber were
united In marriage yesterday AZ the home
Of n. L.ebel. on Exchange street Rev.
+. s. Bollinger otfictatirg.
The Manila Guards will hold memo
rial service FOR Private Edward Young,
who died a. Cavite. The guards are
guardian angels TO Company A. FIRST
oregon volunteers. Of which Mr. Young
was a member.
Three members of the Second Oregon.
Edgar ]. johnson. company d, OF Ia
GTande RUFUS X. HolbrooS. oompany
c, OF Eugene. and Edward =. Ioung. Of
company A. OF MeMinyile, we're among
the killed al Manila.
Three marriage licenses wera issued Oy
County Clerk wherity yesterday, all 10
residents OF Clatsop county. Trey werc:
Frank p. Pisclonieri and E:cha Demieo,
]. f. Alcaraz and Alice W. Steele, and
W. d. Steele and Emma S'icnoeSer.
The Great northern FaAlFoaN aNA'-'-NN'
that on the ssth inst they viii take SAL
mon from Astoria snd all Columbia river
canneries to New York via the o. r. &
n. at Is cents per 100 pounds. which Is
the same rate as now made via san Fran
cisco and the Southern Paeifc.
No trace has yet been found Of the
bodybody of Paclo. the fisherman who
was drowned Monday from boat l3,
which eapsiued during the ash boat .Aca
The belief by some that the unfortunate
mans body IS stl In the boat, Is not 10
be credited. as he was seen some ais
tAnce from the place where the ooai dis
appeared. before he went down
President AIohler and Post Captain
Conway OF the o. r. & y. were in the
city yesterday Mr.. MoheT came down
10 meet his family. who were passengers
on the Elder returning from tour IN
Alaska. Dr. Richards. one % the party.
while stepping from a railway car az
Skagway had the misfortune 20 break MS
leg near the ankle
The Manila Guards were royalty enter
tnined during their visit here al the r.
gatta and received many compliments on
their appearance and general BEHAVIOUR.
Tue regatta committee especially showed
them marked favors. In appreciation u
which. Il was said by the members OF the
committee yesterday. that ". l. Rooo
was elected an honorary member OF their
body.
Judge Gray and the county commission
ers started out yesterday for another
trip Of inspection over the county roads
This time the officials will oonine their
examination Of bridges and roads 10 the
Nehalem district. and after returning.
will visit the eastern part " the county
II It is possible TO do so. he comfy court
officials propose 10 get the bridges in
good repair before the rainy season sets
in.
The Multnomah Club bowling team. OF
Portland, states that they were highly :
pleased by their royal reception here
during the regatta, and the fair treat
ment tney received at the hands of the
"a. F. c. team. The latter were beaten In
the bowling contest but knew how 70
take defeat gracefully. while the ladies'
eheered as heartily for good plays made
by the visitors as they did FOR the home
team.
President A. L. Mohler Of the 0. r. & p,
N. did very graceful thing yesterday F.,
when he walked into regatta headquar-
ters and told the committee that they
could draw on him for 500 10 help make
up the deficit In the regatta fund. He f.
happened in the city during the day ana
learning that the boys were short on
funds. decided that he would show his
good will toward Astoria in this manner
Such friends in need. are friends indeed
This year the regatta committe are
compiling a complete record OF the 1895 +
carnival. and will turn it over to the As
toria Progressive Association TO be kept ,
for the committee who will DO the work {
next year This will prove Of great val
ue TO the gentlemen who may be selected .
10 look after'the 1899 event, as it will con-
tain many nieces Of information that It ,
has cost the present commiute consider
able time and money 10 obtain. q
Coroner POhl yesterday received q teIe-
gram from Clifton stating that man I
had been killed at Borglund logging I
camp, back Of Westport The mans I
name was Hiram sivis and the body was {
brought down on the Miller yesterday ,
evening His death was caused by tree f.
falling on him, The only outward sign Of I
injury was a broken leg, but It Is sup ,
posed he was hurt internally, $ he died 3
on the way to the landing. He was about I
90 years old and unmarried. An inquest r
will be held on the body today. q
Yesterday afternoon the Astoria Pro- .
gressiye Association held a short session, I
at which the sum Of $50 was appropriated f
for the benefit of the regatta committee ]
This action on the part Of the association !,
only bears out the reputation IT has al 8
ready earned--that Of being first in every f
thing that is good for Astoria and the i
lower Columbia country. rhe regatta v
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