The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-02

I milk wNssNR an ever tie east end " hN-
change street, and hn&lly demol'sAing
. Inc waSon. Mr.. Jeaevs was ,hrOwn nom
The Seak ard sustained sIaght injuries.
Tue soam was anaiiy stopped after run
Ming from the c'atsop min to Eigh'cen'h
street.
The Sunday school pscnH " Grace
church viii leave az Fishers dock by
steamer Eclspse ami barge Thursday
morning al $50 o'clock eOr olnsy. come
aloug with your rod and line and lunch
baske, and enjoy a days OUTING IN the
woods. Alhletsc sports ana games, with
prizes. Tickets IS cents for aduRs and
IS cents for children
Tue Astorian is in receipt OF eo;i'-
mum ,Ation from Benjamin r. Gayle, col'
cred. w0ersin ambrage is expressed at a
statement attributed 70 ham relative %
the wage earnings VI THE Scandinavians
and Fins. Mr.. Gayle's letter would be
given publicity were /, not that It's eN-
IRENE length would occupy the larger
mart Of the As,orian's tocal space.
To,n RoSs. captain O, the Pets, Is re-
,olcinS over the fact oI having secured
Harry Cohen as oa,cher, az he is regard
cd the best for his size in town. Rudolph
lS,hoaeli. captain % the can factory nine,
Is confiient. however, thai Cohen's SER
vices viii not save the Pets from a crush
ing deteat. The TWO mines WIN cross
bats on the smiths poins grounds Sunday
u1oVnius.
The ladies' OF the Library Assoc'atson
VIII b. happy to receive their friends and
the mi .nds OF the library At the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Ehnore on Thurs
day evening. August 10 This Is the seq
ord in the series q four entertainments
advertised soCne months ago under the
atrspi ,es of the A. P. I. association. The
( public are clrHally invited 10 bear the
date in mind and attend
Teidie Higgins, captain OF the juvenile
Z bsseball team known as the McClures,
is buslly engagad In arranging match
game 10 De played with a lihPuuan nine
from Warrsaton. While the Warrentous
have reputation for slugging the sphere
Teddie haroors no serious apprehensions
and declares that the husky little fellows
consituting bis team VIII win the cham
psonshio wishouE a struEgie.
Evxele Clark. guest Of the Parker
House. sustained an ao,ideut yesterday
rhae wiz in.apacIca:e him for the ensuing
Two or three days. Mr.. Clark repairs
typewrlters and was having his work IN
the commercial rooms 10 answer tele-
pfSone call in the Office. when an iron
beam feli from the ouSer porch, and,
catching him on the right foot. injured
{, seriously. The porch was undergoing
repairs and the mishap Is due to care
iessness on the part OF the workmen.
A crowd numbering over 50 visited the
conservatory Of Joseph w Supernaut on
Commercial street last evening. the ar
traction being a specimen Of the Phifo
cactus. which blooms during the night
time ana between the hours Of and Il
o'csosk. The plant develops large bud.
which. when expanded. assumes the form
Of a Gala lilly shreaded into clustering
sprays II white. There are but a few
OF this species o, ca.;i in the United
states. and only one on the Pacific coast
which Is now on exhibition in San Fran'
cisco.
J. c. sw12e. Of this city, Is an artist OF
more than ordinary ability. His ideas OF
prospective and color effects are good.
ana his dellnsatons are marked by an
exactness in detail that should win him
renown Il properly developed Mr..
SWope has contributed 70 the regatta
HEADQUARTERS a num5er Of small marines
descriptive Of the various boating con-
tests We shall anticipate when the big
meet Is n operation. They are rendered
in oF. are exceptionally true 10 nature
and figure as an important adjunct in
adorning the walls q. the large room now
occupied by the committee.
SEASIDE. the pretty summer resort
reached by the A. & c. railway, IS rap
IDLY bull4ing Itself into prominence.
Every cottage is occupied while tents
are as plentiful as fakes in a snow storm /
The several hotels are filed TO repetition, |
and new ones are demanded 10 accOmmo- I
date the increasing patronage. A large
number Of people find daily diversion on
the beach dunng bathing hours, and
many are bold enough 10 buffet the
waves. although as yet the salt water has
been a trlhe chill as compared with the
y armer temperature usually apparent in
August. Seaside Il evolving into the
Long Br r7ch Of the Pacific northwest
Mrs. Fred Lielweber, while out driving
yesterday afternoon, had narrow escape !
from a se.iOus accident. She was at the
corner OF Fif.esnth and Commercial
streets. when she happened in some man.
rer to turn the horse in front Of the
approaching street car as It turned the
corner 10 go down Bond street. The car
was going quite fast, and as It came
spinning around the curve struck the
horse, and shoysd him back of the track. |
shaking min up some md breaking one !
cf the shafts, nut Otherwise uninjuring |
ar ythi1g. By3.andsrs caught the horse |
before he had cha1ce TO run, and he |
| seemed none the worse for his adventure. |
Mrs. Llenwcber acted with unusual cool.
ness Throughout the affair and deserves |
much credit for her courage.