The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-26

| "hHh' NHHlHklVH, hhyh inc cluEfn
are excited over the actions o
an unknown maa with murdcrous In.
tcntlons lie recently approached
house In the suburbs and asked th'
owner. who was on the porch. for en-.
ploymcnt Upon being refused he drew
n pistol ana fired point blank, forju,
naicly missing his intended victim. Il
lH though, the man ls insane ana tho
authorities are looking Tor him.
Deputy Fish Warden BuI,mnn gpcn.
yesterday along the water front ana
found several boats wlihou, numbers ns
required by law In the majority of
the cases M owners were not about
Several fishermen cxplalned the omission
by tho fact that application Tor licenses
had been made 70 the Washington au.
thoriilcs but they had not yet been IN
/ formed ~ 70 the numbers The case of
John Hannula, charged with nshlng
without q license, was called in Justice
Brewers court yesterday afternoon and
upon request was continued until Au.
gust 2
Unless some of the crack baseball
players u the ieams rcprcaenlng the
profcssonal and business men Of the
city change their minds over nigh,
there will be parade on the streets
today that VIII be- rem-nbcfd Man
agcr Weidrmann. Of the repertoire com
pany. now playing an engagement here.
has offered his Red Huzzar band 20
head she procession waich viii sinFi
from the corner n Eleventh and Conn
mcrcial streets a. o'clock and the gam
VIII be callci hall hour later All
sorts oi fintas,ic and original costumes
wlll be- % view ana the game Itself
Is sur" % be a corkcr The prncre n
viii be turned over 10 ne regatta fund
and the admission viii be- IS cent?. in
Guiding the grand stand
Last ngh's train was delayed In Port
land over Two hours waiting for troops
bound for Forts Stevens AMI Candy.
For he former pos, there were about
thirty recruits from Columbus. Ohio
ana a special trala was In waiting to
convey the INTO the For,, The Thirty
,h.ri artillery company was formerly
Battery l. of the famous Third artill-
cry ana Distinguished itself In the three
years lighting In the Philippines The
company now consists of axty-hve men
In commtai u Lleu'eann; Campbell
The company remained on the cars a
the depo, last night ana Will leave for
For, Cln9y his morning.
The dv'r was full of FISH yesterday
and the conges,ed conditions at the can
ncrl'- ami cold storage plants contin-
ucd. The Trcscou Packing Company
handled several lons ot ilsh. paying 9
cents pound. and the I4ndenbcrgrr
cold storage plan, bough, large quaint
Tics 80 ccn,s Several fishermen also |
l,ft their catches a Llnienberger's with ,
he understanding that they would be |
paid 'or used At the cooperative |
cann'ry women lnl children hclpci 'n /
,hr " 'rk ana ,he sanncres would wei !
some any help available Unless sutli- |
Client labor can be- secured tho benefits .
.ha, might accrue from the uaprece- /
lrntod run VIII be- lost The Warren |
Packing Company. which also bought .
several tons at the hve-cent price s"n'
several boat loids 10 Ca,hlame, ani the
Cascades. where ;h'y WIN De landed.
Hon L. Il Recler Of Pendle,nn, who
Nas elected great senior sycamore al
he annual meeting of the grand lodge,
improved order NJ Red Men. recently
n Session az Baker city. vas a can
lIdata for the office of grea, slchem
H. was the choice " the Eastern Ore
yon delegates bu, withdrew before the
lection when he saw the trend Of things
md realized the improhabill,y of his
lection. 5. L. King, Of Portland. was
lccted 10 thc highest Office ana the rest
4 the successful ,,cke, follows; Great
uulor sycamore, \. NJ, soliss, of Jack
onville; great prophet, \. b. Cherry, I
( Portland, great chief u records, VIM
q. A. Pohl, Astoria great keeper Of
]. II, Brehel, Of Portland;
reat representatives,, A. b. Cherry Of
cortland and ]. II, Howard " Oregon
'lty; press representative, W. NJ Moore
v c. A, Pohl Of Astoria succeeded {
imself as great chief of records. and
treat Representative A. b, Cherry was
he retiring grand oashem
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