The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-01

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than those clugi' 20 ,he Lao, .en days
and lt &, though, iha, they are the ad-
yauc, guarl of ne regular july run,
Major General : M n. Young spcn'
yesterday Inspecting the forts a, the
mouth oi the river In September Gen.
tal YouaR vii turn the department! 81
The Columbia over 90 General Ranlall.
and wl himself remain a the head ot
the department, n california.
Mrs. Il Inglc,on ls now displaying q
run line of The .aies, styles la fall mil
llncry a. N, establishment recently
opened by her a, 65s Commercial street
opposite he Bulge once. Mrs Ingle-
ton ais, carries a full line u ladies
and chyldrcn's furnishing goods.
Martin Denny. who arrived In Astoria
las, nigh, from Portland. has two fgh's
on far this month on the 18th he Will
NEE, nal Hawkins. with whom ne re-
Gently fought draw. in spokane ar
nngrmcn;s having been made yes;er.
day. on the 2is, he will hgh; Cote in
this city.
The q. II. & n has made a rate of
$50 from Astoria and Portland for the
PAN American exposition at Buffalo,
Tickets viii be on sale first 10 third
Tuesdays. June 20 October lnclusv'.
These ,lcke,s mus; be used for contln-
uous pa.slge going. bu, stopovers will
be allowed within final limit returning,
Work oa the government submarine
cable from skagway 20 Juneau win ~
commenced abou, Angus, 9. The steam
or Likone has been chartered to lay
the cable AMI party of officials from
,he Two leading telegraph companies of
the country win accompany the con,rac-
tor on the trip The actual work ~ lay
ing the cable will occupy ;wo weeks.
The ladies are invited TO call aal look
a, the new walking skirts al Shanahans.
II you choose 10 buy, YOU viii fni the
prices very tavoraba l. you are think
Ing OF making a new skirt look a.
these viii aid you In the styles,
The Transfers Union did no, NEE;
last night on account of lack Of a
quorum, Local members ot the union
do no, think he San Francisco strike
will extend up the coas. as the news
papers have stated II the local union
should be ordered TO walk GU, but little
delay would result, as the majority ot
the teams'ers are not affiliated with the
organization,
The steamship e. n, Lane Is now out
nineteen days from Nome and Il Is fear
I'd that some accident has betlllen she
vessel. She had about thirty passen-
gers aboard and considerable freight.
The owners Of the steamer scout the
dea that she has been wrecked but be-
eve that a break down Of some sor;
,as occurred, Captain Charles w Ames
Is master OF the ship,
The price Of salmon was again re-
luced last night and in all probability
'our cents pound will be paid from
now to the close Of the season, Angus,
10, unless there should be another fam
ne Of fish. Several men who have been
Employed In the lumber camps came into
own yesterday morning and went 20
work at the cold storage plants, being !
lttracted by the large wages paid.
Deputy Fish Warden Henry Bultman
s gra lually rounding up the delinquent
lshermen who have neglected to pay !
heir licenses and comply with the oth-
n provisions OF the fisheries law, Yes
friday he arres.ed two offenders, Fred |
Hartman and ZacharIah George, both |
II whom were taken before Judge Mel
,on and eleased on $50 bail to appear
,efore Justice Of the Peace Brewer for
rial.
A civil service examination will BE-
ield In this city September 4th for the
positions of clerk and carrier in the
service. All persons who have
,een examined for the positions named !
Within the pas, year and failed 10 pass
nay be re-examlned upon filing appli-
'atlons, The applicants for clerk shall
De not less than is years Of age, and