The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-24

H'"t' AhN N"''N"N Ph'N N"N'e'"' "N"
500.
What might have resulted IN SER
ious conflict was ayerted narrowly
yesterday morning when representa-
tiyes OF the Fishermen's Union put a
stop 70 the driving OF piles for nsh
ir0ps IN Blind channel, near Knappton.
The contractors very senslbly stopped
work when they saw that the hsher-
men meant business. and the matter
Ia now In abeyunce.
Through the courtesy Of j. II. 10th
rop. general agent Of the Union Pacific
Il. II. az Portland. We have received
"A copy Of their eighth annual booklet,
Outdoor Sports and Pastimes." YER
table encyclopedia of all aeld sports.
containing full md latest rules for
general athlctics-baHsball, bicycle rae
ms. cricket. croquet. curling, football.
golf. hockey. lacrosse lawn tennis, polo.
quoitS and racque,S. II can be had
free upon application at the company's
office. 1876 Third street. Portland. or
will be sent upon receipt OF a two-cent
stamp.
Beginning today. Sunday, June
2ilh. the Astoria q Columbia River r..
Il. announce IT, t6ii Ning e. nnge In
daily train service between Astoria and
Seaside; Leave hstOrlI a, SIS a. M,
arrive az Seaside 9.ll M ave Sea-
side at s:l5 u. m. arrive AZ Astoria at
1895 a. M; leave Astoria at 1850 a.
m arrive OF Seaside at 1850 y. m; leave
Seaside at $3.50 D. M, arrive at Asto-
rim at 400 D. m; leave Astoria NJ 1855
a. M. arrive at Seaside at 1880 p. M;
leave Seaside at p. m, arrive al Asto-
ria AZ $3.50 p. M: leave Astoria at $3.50
D. m, arrive at Seaside at 1890 .. m.
- w..ir. - :
The Vancouver baseball team viii
arrive In the city on the noon train
today and meet the Astoria team at a,
+. c. Park. this afternoon. The Local
team was out yesterday for practice
and played fast ball. The visitors real
ize that they are going agalnst very
strong team and. though they expect
20 win. they know they have to play
good ball to do 30. On the other hand
Captain Fletcher Is equally confident Of
success, and will be disappointed Il
Yaneouvers scalp does not dangle from
his belt. Today's game win be called
promptly at 2:sO o'clock, rain or shine
and enthusiasts should be present a
that hour A number OF vancouvcrite'
will accompany the visiting team.
- 49,. s.s.i>
A telegram from HoQulam says
while the tug Samson. having in tow
barge loaded with stone for th'
Grays harbor jetty, was crossing th'
bar Tuesday. the wire hauser became
entangled In the propelling wheel, dis
Rbllng the tug. Both tug and barge
dropped anchor. The tow line was fin
ally cut, and the tug was towed lr
this morning by the tug Traveller. AZ
ter the wheel was freed the tug Sam
son attempted to take a lifeboat from
the life saving station to the barge
with the hope OF bringing the men OF
the barge. but owing to rough wealth
er the lifeboat was lost. The men
are In no immediate danger, as the
barge is In good anchorage and will be
brought into the harbor as soon as
the sea moderates."
The captain OF the Samson, when in
tervlewed by an Astorian representative
last evening. stated that there was
nothing in the above report. THE man
who wrote that item," said he, rs a
- fool"
There was a warm time In the city
auditors Office yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock. At the former
hour the committee on streets met to
consider bids for the improvement Of
Thirty eighth street. AS the commit