The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-16

tract, 10 receive the oHhi OF ths can
nerles belonging 10 the association.
The Ladies Society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold its annual
sale In the church parlors on satur-
day evening. August 18th. The ralc
begins at o'clock sharp. Members
rnd friends OF the church are kindly
asked TO be present. Everybody Is well
come. Ice cream. coffee. ETC.. wllI al-
40 be served.
A man had dog. Another man
kicked the dog and In return was
smashed in the mouth for doing 40 by
the first man. The second man then
went home and got a knife and was
out hunting trouble when officer Stark
relieved him OF the weapon. This hap
pened late Tuesday night. No arrests
we're made,
James Coakley a plain drunk, who
has made his presence In the city OBJ
noxious for many months, was hned
s. In police court yesterday afternoon.
He made a strong talk 10 Judge Nell
son and chief Hallock. that he was de-
sirous Of leaving the city al once. but
his words had no effect upon the ofic-
lals. He viii have TO serve his time.
Until further notice the steamer Bal
Icy Gatzcrt. Of the White Collar Line
viii leave Astoria Sundays at 7 p. m.
instead Of Saturdays. making through
connection for Portland with steamer
Naheotta from llwaco and all Long
Beach points. Rooms and berths for
Sunday nights win only BE- reserved
when cash accompanies the order.
Rooms 75c; berths SOC,
Robert clunls, a fisherman, TOO full
OF family disturbance to maintain his
equilibrium. was taken In by officer
Philips early yesterday morning.
When searched at the station check
was found on him for $3.50, Some
friends appeared and put up IS for his
appearance IN court few moments be-
fore his case was called for trial. The
bond was declared forfeited by Judge
Nelson.
Low rate via Union Pacific railroad
to q. A. r. Encampment. Chicago, Ill,
August 27th to September lst 1900.
For the above occasion the Union Pa
cifc railroad will make special rate
Of S7l.bO to Chicago ana return. Tick
cts on sale August 2lst and 22nd. For
further details concerning this cheap
rate. call on @. w. LoUNsBERRY,
Agent o. r. & N. Co.. Astoria Oregon.
or address ]. II. LoTHRoP, General
Agent. 1856 Third Street, Portland Greg.
The Swedish Lutheran Sunday school
picnic yesterday at Youngs River was
more than hoped for success. The at
tendance was over 200. The Maynow-
er and scow We're we'll loaded with
the plcnickers who left here at $ o'clock
in the morning and returned at p, M,
making a short stop on their way back,
at Greenwood cemetery. Refreshments
We're served free to all, and special
care was taken by the refreshment
committee that each child and adult
should have all that their hearts de-
sired
A horse attached to delivery wagon
belonging to the Astoria Transfer Co.
had lively run yesterday morning.
II became frightened while the driver,
VIII Hansen. was eating breakfast,
and he went out to quiet 1t. The ami
NAL dashed frantically up Ninth street
and at the intersection of Bond. the bed
OF the wagon and the front wheels
parted company leaving Hansen be-
hind. When the animal arrived at the
stables It ran into a telegraph pole and
broke a shaft, The wagon is in a
badly wrecked condition.
Walter Fell has returned from an
outing at Cannon Beach, Clatsop coun-
ty Mrs. Fell stopped at Portland and
viii remain there for q two-weeks'
visit. Cannon Beach is Justly oelebrat-
ed as being one OF the most beautiful
in the world. The scenery at the mouth
Of Elk creek is most picturesque, and
that stream teens with game fish. The
beach Is of white sand and so firm
that the wheels of wagons fail to in
dent II, while for bicycle riding 1t is
superb. Mr.. Fell had n very pleasant
trip.-Pendleton East Oregonian.
Early yesterday morning when the
proprietor Of the Swan saloon opened
his doors for business, he found that
some one had entered the place during
the night and broken things W IN fine
style. The thief or thieves entered the
saloon by prying open a window on the
north side Of the building with a crow
bar. After gaining an entrance, the
window was closed and the work OF de-
moltion and robbery was begun. A
slot machine was first broken into and
Sl5 or more taken from Il, Then a card
slot machine was broken and a few
cents obtained. Not being satisfied
with the haul the robbers went to a