The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-02


ing being safe, The ladies also wish to
thank the lOeal press for advertising.
Holly Ranch No, 10, United Modera
vtgilantes. met las, night. bu, owing 20
the fact that many Of the members were
unable to De present, lRte was done, al
though installation Of officers was on the
program. besides there being several new
to initiate This business will
be attended to on next Thursday eveuing
The date of the regatta for this year
has been fNed by the association to be
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
August q. .. and q The association IS
having splendid success In arranging the
program and the Indications now are ,ha,
the forthcoming regatta win far exceed
the previous ones In all transactions and
completeness OF program.
Mrs. c. W. LOunsberry entertained the
Whist Club yesterday afternoon al a
matinee tea. The rooms were prettily dec
grated in flowers and ferns. Those pres
ant were; Mesdames Louns6erry, Ken
dali. Neal. Of Oakland. Cal; Hume OF
Cal; Thomson. Smith, Newell
Taylor. Stokes. Morgan. Osborne, Trul-
linger Thing. and Miss Truninger, OF
Portland.
Yesterday William Martin, charged
with assaulting G. z. Taylor with
dangerous weapon. Friday evening. was
brOugh, up in Judge Hughes court His
attorney asked for postp0nement and the
case will be brought UP In the same
court Wednesday morning al 10 o'clock.
His bail was fixed at 500 Attorney Win
ton is counsel for defendant and J. E.
Young for the prosecution.
c. S. Anderson, an arts, from san
Francisco. has opened studio al lS
Tenth street, between Commercial and
Duane. Mr.. Anderson formerly lived here
and will De remembered By many Old
residents, he having left here about %
years ago. He has a very fine collection
Of paintings and will BE- pleased to
show them to the public. Mr.. Anderson
was the painter 0f the collection which
appeared in Hellborn's wIndoibw last
week.
The YOungs bay bridge will be closed
after 3 o'clock this morning and travel
can pass over the road until p. m. Mon
day morning. July Q. the road and bridge
will be open from I TO and from 9 10 10
a. m. and and and from to p. m,
excepting July Z. when travel can cross
the bridge from sunrise 10 sunset. These
hours are fixed so that travel Will not
interfere or delay the contractors who
are planklng the dyke. ]. II. D. Gray,
County Judge.
Beginning with Saturday OF mex; week
the Saturday evening train from Port
land will leave that city al 2:30 D. m.
instead Of p. m, as now, and will be
run on through to Seaside, arriving there
at $50 p. m. There will be no other
change in the train service other than
that the Sunday evening train for PORT
and will start with It's full complement
of cars from Seaside. 80 as 10 accommo-
late the people desiring TO return to
Portland. The trains will stop as usual at
Astoria.
The Finnish Union OF the order Of
elected the following off,
GERS Friday night: Past president, An
drew Holm; president, X. A. Jurva; vice
August Jahlstrom; secretary,
J. A. Harpet: treasurer, Alfred A. An
ierson; Chaplain, Mrs. Maria Juopperi;
Miss Fina Carlson assistant
conductor Mrs Lizzie Holm; Martha,
Mrs. Katie Anderson; Maria. Mrs. Katie
Harpet; guard, N. E. Joupperl. There
are 28 charter members 0 this latest ad-
ditlon to the fraternal orders Of the city.
Professor r. n. Wright and family ex.
pect 0 leave the middle Of the week for
Upper Soda Springs, Linn County, near
he summit Of the Cascade mountains,
where they will spend the summer. They
expect TO return TO this city the first Of
August. remaining here about a week,
when they will leave for Lewiston, Idaho
where Professor Wright has accepted the
Of the public schools. Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Wright have a host Of
friends in this city who wish them
,leasant summer and unbounded sue
,ess in their new home.
Rev. Mr.. Narcotic, pastor Of the Pres-
,yterian church, returned Friday even
ng from several weeks visit In the east
He revisited the scenes OF his youth,
Ipending some time with relatives in
Milwaukee and other parts Of Wiscon-
lin, and also visiting his alma mater at
lake Forest. ILL.,. where he was enter.
aimed by old school friends. On his re-
urn he came through Yellowstone park
md the Grand canyon and It Is needless
o say enjoyed it greatly. He states
hat his outing this year has been much
more pleasant than any heretofore. Rev.
Narcotic will again occupy the pulpit
It the Presbyterian church today, both
morning and evening.
The Astoria Military band gave another
4 their pleasing concerts last night, on
Eleventh street, between Bond and Com.
lercial. Fully 1000 people were present |
gho greatly enjoyed the music, It being |
cry nicely rendered. The business men |
Z the city are talking Of raising a purse
y weekly contributions with which to !