The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-20

ccrner q reAth and ENohange streets,
tho contracting parties being Mr., Frcd
Walters and Miss HUida Johnsoa. Rev,
J. Jac0osoa performed the ceremcny IN
the presence " a few immediate RELATIVES
anl friends, The bride Is a popular and
y00ng lady, and the groom Is
the well known sAoe dealer OF this city,
These young people have many friends
in this city who Wish them sulccSs, long
life, happiness and peace,
The British bark Na;una. Captain Fret-
hurst, arrived IN last night, Is days on,
NON P2rt Angeles she is e0nslgDcd TO
Taylor Young \ CO. ~ Portland, aud
will load wheat for Antwerp she prob
ably leaves up today, Captain Frcthurs,
reported clean bia og health and
pleasant trip, When she arrived IN many
though, Il was the long over lue Mac.
dun. but on Investigation I, proved 20 be
the NatUna
The blg Boston shoe Company aas ar.
rived in Astoria and opened store ~
Ma as Commercial street. whore they
wifi conduct gigantic sacrifice sale q
seasonablc footwear for the next 80 days,
The company has a factory AZ Lynn,
Mass. and SAata Rosa, Cal, where they
maxi their own goods. They say they
can and will sell boots and shoes
cheaper than rc;allers can buy them.
With this opportunity before us. no one
in Astoria need 80 harefooted,
The excursion Gtven by the Astoria
Military band. to be run 20 Seaside at
O'Clock Sunday morning next, should be
well patronize1. The A, s {. railway
the train and liberal per.
oentage q the ticket rcSclpts. An en-
tertaluing program will add TO the az.
fair and special and interesting tea-
ture will be the match same cf baseball
between III, local and the Fort stevens
teams. The rivalry between
these respective mines insures coates,
well deserving the Journey TO see.
Albert Dunbar, George Nelson, Johan
Young, Duncan Mclean and Mcrbyn. the
i9-year-old son OF Agent Lounshery. Of
the O r. * y. Company, compose a ash-
Ing party now enjoying an outing In the
Nehalem valley, The anglers. equipped
with ack.e. stout team of horses and
a three s-ssated wagon. lett the city on
saturday evening last. and. barring mis-
naps, will return today. II Is said tina,
Me NehaiCm river is just now stocked
with the suculent trout, in which event
The boys should beware at making
uckless showing
The public ways commission held
meeting yesterday afternoon In the coun-
III chamber. and a new bylaw was ofIerd
by Mr.. V. Boeiling who moved Us adop-
non and after being discussed the motion
prevailed Il prohibits the riding or driv-
OC any horse or vehicle over any portion
o. the bicycle paths constructed by the
public ways commission, excepting where
said bicycle path cosses a county road.
Upon conviction thereof In the police
court the offender shall be punished by
a fiEe Of not less than S or more than
sla or confinement in the city Jail for
a period not TO exceed 20 days. or by both
such fine and imprisonment.
White the run Of salmon slackened on
Tuesday night. still there was an abun-
dance OF business for the fishing feet
which swarmed over the river. The Co.
umbia River Packers Association an
nounoed ona ot the largest single catches
as 400 pounds. A number Of boats aver
aged from so to 1000 pounds each. The
fish now received by the cahnerles are
Of an exceptionally fine quality. The
steelheads which the Portland newspa.
pers report as glutting the river at this
point are by no means 80 abundant as
last year and 1885 was regarded as an
barren season The impress
sion was abroad that last night would
see another extensive run. an overcast
sky being favorable to the conjecture.
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua As.
senbly Is now In session at Gladstone
park. Oregon City, the assembly having
last Tuesday From the re-
ports reca!yed this assembly promises 20
be the most successful in the history Of
tho association, and an army Of campers
have pitched their tents throughout the
park intending to stay during the entire
session. The good attendance 80 FAR is
very gratifying to the management, over
900 people being present on the opening
night to listen TO Sam Jones lecture on
Get There and Stay There" Later In
the session General Shafter will lecture
on the campaign before Santiago. Other
lecturers Of national reputation are also
on the carefully prepared program,
and this years assembly shows
every indication Of being sue
cess in every detail. Classes In
music, history, art and every department
Of science are he'd each morning. as well
as classes In physical culture. while
each afternoon series Of athletic sports
take place on the fine athletic grounds,
Persons wishing an outing in which rec
reation and high class entertainment
may De combined, could not do better
than to spend two weeks at this beauu-
ful park during the session Of the Chau.
tauqua assembly.