The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-07


Lutheran church Sunday aH usual. The
service az iO.l5 viii be IN the
Swedish Language. The evening SER
vice will be In English, az 7:ib. subject.
What IN Man" Everybody invited.
Special music at evening service.
II IN reported that G. j. Price. OF
Portland. Will be IN the city Thursday
10 present 10 the council a proposition
TO light Astoria by the Simplex. or
gasoline gas system, The city VIII be
able 20 operate and own ltA own plant
"A, small cost. the initial amount be-
ing less than 5000. n the rumor
proves true. II IN hoped the council Will
give the gentleman n hearing.
The Nahcolia passenger limit has
been raised 10 one hundred and twenty
nye by =. T. Edwards. inspector of
steam vessels. Because of the rush
TO obtain passage on the tux Sundays
and Captain parkcr'a determination 10
not exceed the limit. there are many.
especially those who arrive late. who
regret that the limit iH not one hun
dred and nfty.
Jack Burke. the fellow who. last
week. was quite roughly handled In a
nsht IN Swilltown, was requested TO
leave the city. II develops that Burke
aud his ehum went into the Depot sa-
loon Saturday evening to start "a
'rought house" but We're very prompt
ly suppressed. The police authorities
say Burkr'R chum was recently re-
leased from Walln WallR. and that
Burke himself ala time there
Low rate via Union Pacific railroad
Ia q. A. a. Encampmenl. Chicago. H.,
August 21th 10 September lst 1900
For the above occasion the Union Pa
clnc railroad Will make special rate
of $3.50 10 Chicago ana return. Tick
cts on sale August 2ist and 2and. For
further details concerning this cheap
rate. cali on q. W. LoUNsBERRY.
Agent o. n. s n. Co. Astoria Oregon,
or address ]. II. LoTHR0P. General
Agent. ls5 Third Street. Portland Greg,
At the Parker House: J. y. Parmc-
lee. Portland; Ernest Locke. Seattle;
y. A. Johnson. Florence; +. z, Wolfe.
Goblet r, w. Gage. Portland; Ed. Rut-
ter. Portland: T.. Glctsch. Portland; n.
l.. Nelson. Maplebury. MINI; W. o.
Cam. Abernced. r. O. Kennedy Port
land. L. o. Hunter, Portland VIM. Bal
lis. Portland, 7. l.. Frazer ilwaoo;
J. Il. bridges. Portland, j. ]. Sohmitt.
Rainier: ]. j. Rude. Rainier; W. =.
winans. walla Walla; +. Earl Wlnans.
Walla Wnlln NJ. s. Morgan. Portland: ::
3. Baiton. The Dalles; a. Jetlontxoming.
Oregon city. II. c. Gyle. Portland.
At the Occldent A. W. Drummond,
San Francisco, A. j. Linden. spokane;
ID, Maltnot. Portland. W. II. Hurlbert,
Portland. II. 8 Miller. Portland, Ar
thur Wilson. Portland; George Maylo,
Portland; II, Llndcnberger. Portland; #.
II. Moulton. San Francisco; Il, II. Ham
mond. Portland; l.. c. Hammond, Port
land' Chas Tee. Sc. Paul; o. Fitxsim-
mons. Portland: j. ]. Montague and
wife. Portland; Joseph paquet. Port
land: Miss I.lllltn Bremen, Albany;
Albert Heaa. Mrs II. Selling. Miss Ella
lavenson. Lawrence Selling, NJ. Jones,
Seavlew.
The Tillamook Headlight sadly be-
means the fact that the water Is 80
shallow on Tlllamook bar As Repre-
sentative Tongue will visit the place
soon. the citizens hope to obtain from
him some announcement In the way OF
deep water improvements. The Truckee
Company's steamer recently
seventeen times on an out
ward trip over the bar, The Head
light asks; "How In the name OF COM
mon sense can TIllamook develop when
she Is bottled-up with the coast range
VI mountains and toll roads on one side
md with shallow bars on the other
ilde7"
IN. Van Dusen and A. Scherneckau,
" Astoria. are registered at the Hotel
pendleton. They visit Pendleton for the
purpose OF consummating CONNER
,lal deal which II intended to be u
benefit TO the state at large. They will
lndeavor 20 arrange matters here with
James A. Fee. jresldent Of the CONNER
'lal Association, and with Senator 7. c.
Taylor. after which the particulars OF
heir mission will be given due publlcl-
". Mr.. Van Dusen is president OF the
Astorla Chamber OF Commerce and Mr..
icherneckau a member OF the City
Council. Both are men OF extensive
business interests "-Pendleton East
lregonlan.
owing TO the indlscrlminate use OF
through Portland and Astoria reduced
ate tickets by parties living at inter-
Mediate stations along the line. the A.
C.. r. II. Co. will place on sale at
Portland and Astoria, on August s,
ickets to the points affected by the
heap rate. which will prohibit their
lse from any station other than the
initial point named on the ticket and
conductors viii have strict orders to
loncr the tickets only from the point
I which they are sold. If a man wants
o make the trip from Clatskanie or
ONE other way station now, he will
ave to buy his ticket In the proper
manner instead Of asking some accom-
nodatng friend TO bring II down TO
i'm from Portland,
Travel to Seaside was exceptionally
eavy yesterday. The A. & G. Company
ave heard 80 many complaints that
assengers objected to the Standing
oom only" sign that a test was made
esterday 10 ascertain whether or not
he travelling public did not prefer
to not obtaining passage at
H. It was announced at the station |
hat only those who could be seated |
'ould be allowed to board the train.
those who wanted seats. and |
eats only. changed their cry. Any old |
hing was good enough for them. Wo- |
Zen and men rushed about the wait |
" room crying II must get back to |
ortland:" you'll have to haul US"
tc. One man In his anxiety to get |
board. slipped. fell and was dragged |
everal yards. but held on with one |
and until rescued. Many spectators |
lrned their backs to the scene. feeling |
80 A. faIiott, would curaixy ha lrIlad