The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-22

Today will be wash day at the coun.
~ iaii. The prisoners will enjoy th6
luSuries Of u bath and the iail viii bo
Eiyen a general BcrubblnK.
c. c, CayanauRh. city attorney OF
Boise. Idaho. and ]. j. Blake. an at
torney of the same city. are here Ia
remain during the regatta.
The British shin RlvcrHdale has been
lying nj Walkers Island since last
Wednesday awaiting an opportunity 20
get over the bar at that point.
Roalyn coal lasts longer. In cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves ant
chimney nues than any other. Georg'
w. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
The Misses Amanda KieEallng. Bcr-
tha Ring and Grace Mckinley. all Of
Portland. VIII arrive today 10 be tho
guests OF Mrs. q. Zlegier during the
regatta.
william Yurlek. charged with the
larceny OF pair of boots belonging
10 Frank CDriaOn. VIII have n hearing
In the Justice court this afternoon nj
4 o'clock
A. y. Charlton. assistant general pas
arngcr agent " the Northern Pacific
nt Portland. returned 90 that city last
night after visit n, Long Beach with
his family,
The Argyll IL now under an American
registry and illes the Stars and Stripes.
She viii be used by this government
In the trnnHpori service.
Marriage licenses were issued yestcr-
day tn N. Weyrick and Mrs Jane Hills.
lamps All ~ the parties are resi-
dents Of claisop county
Elmer Samples. an employe of n
logging camp near Stella, was In the
dressed by Dr.. Estes. The Injury was
caused by n log rolling on the hand.
Two special policemen viii be added
to the force during the regatta. Not
that the present force n considered
INADEQUATE 20 cope with offenders. vet
Il Ia thought best 10 be prepared for
emergencies.
Owners ~ wo0dplles on the street are
requested BY the superintendent OF
streets % remove the same Immediate
ly, ~ they viii not do much toward en-
hancing the beauty OF the thorough
fares,
The queen. attended by her maids
OF honor. prime minister. admiral and
stan and naval reserves. VIII board
the steamer Columblne nj the o. II. a
y. dock Thursday morning. at o'clock
sharp.
The MultnolnRh baseball aggregation
VIII be unable 20 play here during the
regatta. but q picked nine from Port
land has ben substituted. which is said
TO be a stronger team than any other
In that city.
Many OF the prizes donated by mer-
chants here and In Portland have been
received at regatta headquarters,
Among them are pictures, cigars. um-
brella. statue pipe, candy. and many
other small articles.
The Fashion saloon. under the man
agement OF Messrs. Llndback h Carl
son. is one OF the most popular resorts
In town. II you want 10 spend n pleas
ant evening and enjoy good music,
give the boys call. Best OF wines.
liquors and clg,lrs In stock.
During regatta the Astoria & Column
bla River railroad will make n rate OF
one fare for the round trip from all
stations TO Astoria, except Portland to
Astoria. Tickets will be good going
on August 2S. ~ and 90 and returning
up 10 and including August ~.
Decorating buildings and stores with
regatta colors is being diligently done
by residents and merchants, and the
city will soon be In holiday attire.
Those who have not vet placed their
decorations will do so today for to-
morrow the three days celebration be-
gins.
The Chinese reformer, Long Kai Tin, |
eff last night for Portland. From there |
he will go TO San Francisco. While |
here, the reformer organized reform |
society among the natives Of the prov |
lnce Of Canton, Ding Poy. one OF As
torla's Chinese merchants. went as far
NJ Portland with the reformer
Admiral Edwards and staff. accom-
panied bv party OF at least two hum
lred people from Portland, viii leave |
hat city at 10 o'clock this morning on |
he steamer Sarah Dixon. They will
arrive here at o'clock this evening,
The regatta committee will go out in
1 launch to meet the distinguished
)arty
Albert Dooley, late corporal In
Company NJ. Twentieth Kansas Vol
inteers. was In the city yesterday,
having an old wound IN his left leg,
made by q Remington bullet, dressed.
Dooley was wounded over year ago,
but, the wound will not heal. He Is at
present at Seaside. In the hopes OF
the malaria from his sys-
em.
AT noon Thursday the Columblne will
,all In at the grand stand. where the
queen and her escort will board the
'oyal yacht and proceed to the o. r,
( N. dock, dlsembark and take car
'lages and. preceded by the Third
Regiment Band. will parade west on
Commerclal street to Tenth, north on
Tenth to Bond, east on Bond to Elev-
NTH street.
The police were called Monday night
% a place on Astor street where two
men, James Palmer, and a fellow who
yave the name of John Doe, were hav-
ng quite lively scrap. The scrappers
we're separated and taken to jail, where
10Th put up $40 bond for their ap-