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Western League.

A. 81 PAul--St. Paul, 7. Mlnneapolisi,
AZ Dcs NUines-Des Aoinss. IL; Omaha, ..
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A. Worcester Worcester. ): Toronto. |.
A. Harford- go Hartford, III Buffalo, 7.
Al Providence -pf1viienee. 7: Montreal, L
A. Syracuse se-Syracuse, 5; Rochester. II.
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ST Louis, July 8 The Cardinals and ihe Ph4
delPhlas broke -'tn on the Stts ihe visitors 70 king
n d.v's gan. Harper lasted four and q half inG.
lnss and Suilor hnlshed out the Nnh Belie wing
TIE game hO?,lrsSy lost the score brnr 20 3 Nan.
ger Donovan sent his new find fiSh'. In " twin
IN The SIKH. ana llnnrr Burns Ia the Hinth. white
tvrl,d an exceptionally good game 'of the visitors
With She sclfr IL In favor of the Quahtrs AZ the
end Of IN. first hall NJ the rn;h Farmer Burns went
"a hat for th. Cardinals and walked Eleven men
were up six hits made and seven runs scored. The
rally same too late 20 ave the game, however At
tend, nee. IL 100 The scorr.
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CINCINNATI
,ni,en tor I,mlton u N. ninth lnrins.

'RAiled 'Oi Nsm TI0I 7 w hIhIA InrfNs
Boston O-l
C,u,Innsu .........u o 0 : =
Txoba,e nit B.cRlt". Three base hits Bergen
h,cyIsy lIonr IGn Nirhos 3oien hase-nolhs
-scr c, RS .INIly. har!toh Donb.r pisY-
Br hshn 8 by pitirngrr. s. Fl.E bss- on h,l!S-
On Ushn = oT p'snSer ,. NilG piieh--Ptucn'
r,r p,ssd bal-NiWitzt Impir. Cunni..-
Gn, Abundance u, 2no.
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shamrock n. TO Go Into Dry Dock


Sr.fi1. Cab.s DrIplffh % THE StN.
uorUEs,Y, July 6.-Shamroca II. loft
Gourock Bay this morning in tov. for Govan
Dock. where she vii receive thorough
scraping
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Nbw YunE.
PTTTSDvRG.

Sto.-l bss-L Davis. 1wo-base hits Clarke.
Mcbride Three base hit-Cau Home ruD Beau
mon, Doubs play - hICkmsn, SEaEz and Gan,el
Struck out-By Chesbro, D. by Taylor, First base
bsls--On CEesbro. !; on Taylor Ht BY
piichsr-Carr. Erplres-O'Conner and butoV.
Tine i hour aud ~ minutes Attendance $500
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pRooKLyN. =. CHICAGO 0

CHICAGO, July o--Drooklyn had no trouble
ln winning to-day's game from Chicago.
and Chicago secured 3 comnan ndins lead.
bit by nghtlns hard al the time Broos lyn
gradually drew away and, won Keeier
line ny from Chances bat. in the second
i.ring. retiring the side or tho seventeen
hts made on Hughes ten were In the frs.
two lnninss lie, settled down after that
were needed Taylor pitched 4 good garns
for N" locals, but was DOT well supported,
and Weakened toward the end VI the game
Tom DAILY made homo run In tho third Ia
r.s. when his kit 20 deep centre was lost in
I I tall gross Tho score
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Real Fstate Inysstvry

v,ll pron, b. reading . sp~csly Trp.fed article ca
Brooklyn Real Estate In 0-dsy's Sun. page o.-ASr.
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riNclsNArL a nn>roN. L

CINCISS Nrl Juy 6.--lirhn pitched hts Isual
S,r.ol rsT. n Ivy Nnf thr ClIcnn,ts Won easily.
NichOls's somr rJi ia the ciyhth saved hr yis,O-S
nols a sitt GU piu mad several surprislngly
good mas ut srcond bccklsy bat was largely
r.sponsiOIc Tor the C'nCinna,i's runs. The Scor.
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.Bau-d for Hoffman In tn hiath lnniag

Chicago ...............S 0 y o.
Brooklyn ...,.... ....,..O ! o. .
Tvpbas. hits -HarDeil Raymer chance ksho~
TAYLOR. Ktel-r Three base hits Kelley, McIpcry.
fome Tun--Day. Sacrifice En-kahoc. Double
pays A"crrrry and paly5 kt,l'l Ana Mcclure.
on hall, on Hughes, : Hit by pi,cher--By 7aylor.
l. by Hughes /. Struck out-by Hughes. :, by
lsviDf J. WA pitch Hughes lnpfe-SLsh
TINE nouri and is minutes Ai'~ndtnre ASon.
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Every One Interested In

Brooklyn Real Ksar VIII md an article Of general
interest In W days Sun. page a-AaA
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Brooklyn Houses, Apartments and Real Estate.
Read to days Sun. page a-Ada
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THE RECORD.
prookiyn Amateur Association.

AT PROSPECT PARR.
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,,o,.do. the favorit-. Is q Poor Third. Head
IN Front Of Biues -BriEacier. Heavily
Backed. Ia Last Top weight and a Heavy
Track offered In Excuse Of Mccormick
Colt -Roehamptcn and Lconora Lorins
the Oub winning Faveritss -Drau shts.
man Takes the Auteuil stakcs -Fonsoiuca
and Royal sterling First At Long Odds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there are
funds in the city treasury to pay all
warrants drawn on the following special
stree: funds ami endorsed prior to the
dates named herein:
Astor street, Sixth to Ninth, July lS.
1899.
Commercial street, Tenth to Eighth.
October g. 1900.
Commercial street, Fourteenth to Sew
en;esnth. March % 1901.
Seventeenth street. Irving to Jerome.
March o, 1901.
Franklin avenue, Twenty-slxth to
Thlr,y-tirst, May 10, 1901.
Eleventh street, Franklin 70 Harrison,
January Is, 1901
Thirty aIghth street, Duane to Harrl-
son. January 25. 1901.
Franklin Ave, Thlrty-first to claim
line, November q, 1900.
Seventh stres;, Bond to Astor octo-
her s, 1900.
Fifteenth street, Exchange ts Irving,
January "a. 1901
Twelfth street. Commercial to Frank
In, May g. 1901
Interest will cease after this date
F. ]. CARNEY,
City Treasurer.
Astoria, Oregon, Angus, :. 1901
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
PETER JAcKsoN's CAREER
Famous Australian Brulser Who Wen;
the Pace Dies In the Land OF
His Birth.

Sporting men the world over heard
with rrgre, Of Peter Jackson's death in
an Australian hospital about a month
ago. When pugillsm WAS a, its hlghes,
pon, ot popularity In this coua,ry Jack
sIn gave promlse Of becoming cham
pion among thte heiyyweigh;s But an
excessive devotion to dissipation ruined
his health. and later ne developed mus
cullr consumption and death soon fol-
lowed
Although the death occurred
nearly a month ago. /, is no, until
now tha. the thousands who were once
glad 60 call ,hsms lyrs his friends and
admirers. were appraised of It, Even in
Australia. whore IL occurred AMI where
hc came from 20 ende1vor TO take the
heavy weigh, champ nsh.3 from Amer
lea. the even: caused little comment
Al ,hs papers IN Brisbane, a copy Of
which was received by the Moana. had
10 say. was Peter Jackson eS-cham-
pon heavyweight; boxer died las, 1lgh;
a, a private sanl,arum al Roma, from
consumption He was In his fortsth
year Although thr death was not al
together unexpected the news will be
received with regret IN all sporting cir
cles" The funeral took place a, Bris-
bane.
Jackson arrived in san Francisco l6
years ago from Australia, AMI as he
made q good showing against some ot
.hr coming men of the period and had
a splendid knowledge OF boxing, he was
appointed Instructor OF the California
Athletic club Corbe,t was instructor Of
,he olympic club AZ the same time. AMI
a match was arranged between the two
men. Il lasted 76 rounds. and ended In
a draw, Corb',t a. that time had no
record. while Jackson had been fight,ug
for years ln Australia for small purses
His friends claimed tha. he had sore
leg a, the ima NJ tn fight. and sall this
accounted Tor the poor showing he made
agalns. C0rhe.t His mex, fight u any
Importance was with Sheriff "the Prus-
sian" who had fought a draw with XII
rain, a fight which he won In me eight
c,n,h ropad. shortly afterwards he
went 90 England and there defeated
Slayln, He was lionlzed by the smart
set and this was the cause ot
his uniolng, although he had started
on the downward road In san Fran
cisco. When he returned tn America he
was virtually broken down, and his only
fights afterwards were with men Of poor
standing
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
ASTORIA STREET FAIR.

Tenders are Invited for the exclusive
privilege OF selling fruit. cakes. canes,
confectionery. confetti, pulled candy, to-
bacco and cigars, rubber balls, balloons
badges. programs. soft drinks, beer pop
corn, peanuts Ice cream, tea and coffee,
during the Street Fair between August
e6 and 81. All tenders to be sent sealei
and accompanied by check to the
amour, OF % per cent Of the bid TO G. c,
Fulton ANA mus; be in by noon on Sat
urday August IT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
STREET FAIR PLANS.
BoothS VIII BE Ready for the Merchants
Within A Short Time.

The triumphai arch at the entrance Of
the Street Fair II beginning to assume
shape and proportion and sufficient will
have been done % Il by Monday eyenln e
20 permit Artist swope to exercise his
decorative art upon II by Tuesday next
Many of the merchants have already
algnihed their intsntlon Of taking one
or more spaces at the Street Fair and
work upon these booths will be stariei
early In the week. The committee T.
building ;he booths az far as the car
penier work Ii concerned and each rem
ter chooses and carries out his own
decorative Designs The effect will be
exceedingly artistic and view Of the
! booths on the opening day Of the Fair
will show a resul, that can only be ap-
prec!ated by those who have already
seen what can be accomplished at a
comparatively slight expense in such
places as POrtlind and Pendleton and
The Dalles. where the street Fair has
been carried out successfully by the en-
terprlse Of the citizens.
Should the remainder of the merchants
who have no., az yet been interviewed
by the agent appointed by Director
General Fulton respond in the same
manner az the very great majority Of
those already seen there can be no doubt
but that the success OF the frs, As;o-
ria Fair win be at least equal 10 some
cities which are commonly reported 20
have better advantages.
The Street Fair held It's las, day at
Vancouver. p. G.. yesterday and is now
going on 20 Tacoma. whence II comes
here at the beginning Of The week az
ter next So there Is not much time
20 DO all that remains to be done and
Director Fulton and his coadiutors viii
have their hands full 10 get through
with their duties efficiently. They de-
clare that II me merchants decorate
lfelr booths promptly the rest OF the
program VIII ~ In naturally.
The new features 10 the regatta add
el by the Stree; Fair should do much
towards drawing an even larger crowd
Of visitors than has heretofore been IN
the habit Of visiting the city and every
effort will be made to convince the
strangers within our gates that Astoria
ls real I've town, fully worthy Of the
honor OF being one Of the first ports OF
IN Pacific coast
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
FURNITURE SALE.

Owing 70 my departure by September
]. FOR San Francisco. will ofler the
entire contants Of my house at private
sale. Parties desiring 70 purchase the
whole or part thereof should cali be-
tween The hours OF 10 and u a. m. and
2 70 4 or 10 D. m. s. DANZIGER,
SO Fourteenth St
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
A Merchants Contest
FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN GOLD COIN.

The Undersigned merchants Of Astoria
for the purpose Of showing their appre-
citation 10 their customers. have agreed
20 start a contest under the following
conditions:
We give one vote for every ten 10)
Ca1t purchase. Votes MAJ be cast for
anv society. organization. public or
private institution or individual No
votes can b. sold under any clrcum-
stances The con,eS, lasts from now
until October l.
The society. institution or Individual
receiving the highes, total OF votes will
BE- awarded the five hundred dollars
with which 10 buy a piano, or furniture
or whatever they may prefer to buy.
Ross, Higgins & Co., groceries, etc.
Fisher Bros, groceries, etc.
Johnson Bros. groceries, etc.
V. II. Coffey, groceries, etc.
James Crouchley, grocer.
Central Meat Market
p. Lawler & Co., fish market.
Pilace Restaurant.
Seaside Bakery.
Oregon Bakery.
Robinson's Furniture Store.
The Bee Hive. department store.
The Wonder, department store.
Hoeher's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
Tagg's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
John Hahn. shoe store.
j. II. Seymour, jeweler.
Eagle Drug Store.
Central Drug Store.
Herman Wise, clothing hats. etc.
C. II. Cooper, dry goods, clothing, etc.
$. Danziger, clothing, hats, etc.
Y Schmssel clothing, hats, etc,
VIII Madison's Cigar Store.
Jack Burns. cigars
p. Miller & Son. cigars.
Theo Brlcker, cigars.
John Pentilla, cigars.
J. Utzlnger, cigars.
Fred Brown, cigars.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The Star Logging Company, which
has been In active and extensive opera
ton back Of RauIer under the man
agcmcnt of Mr., j II, Peterson, for sew
eral years. has passed into new hands
The North Pacific MIL Company has
assumed control and will make ex'en-
slve improvements In the plant and ex-
tend the line Of the road to the Column
bia river, thereby altering the plan OF
putting logs IN the slough, which has
been the custom heretofore, It Is re-
ported that the line OF road will pene-
trate the timber belt extending back Into
the hills toward Nehalem.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

II has been suggested by a prominent
canneryman that II Fish Warden Van
Dusen hopes to obtain any definite re-
suits from his haicheries above The
Dalles and Cello It would be an eN-
cellent thing 20 close the upper river
against fall fishing. The fish that are
passing up the river now and those that
will be in the river when the present sea-
son closes next week will not be able 20
get above The Dalles until the fan rise
In the river. They win remain in the
deep holes until fall and unless some
measures are taken viii be caught by
The Np river fishermen before having an
opportunity to ascend to the natural
spawning grounds. Under the provi-
s,1ns II the Hume fishery law the fish
commissioner can declare any stream
in the state closed TO fishing by giving
thirty days notice Of such mention.
The FISH warden has announced that the
provisions Of the closed season will be
vigorously enforced and It will be ittla
avail to prevent the hsh being taken
here when they viii certainly be caught
In the upper river before being allowed
TO spawn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
The Morning AStOrian
TELEPHONE O0i.
TELEPHONE O0i.

All contrasts Tor advertising In
the As,oiian are made on a guar.
an,ee Of circulation four times
larger than that Of any paper
published or circulated In Clat.
AOp eonnIY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The funeral NJ Andrea Radelich will
hc held from Pohls undertaking par.
lora a. .. IN today Radctlch was the
fisherman who dropped dead In his nSh-
lng boa, THURSDAY morning InlermcnI
viii bV In Greenwood.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

A n Hammond was passenger on
last nights train. proceeding 10 Flayol.
where he VIII spend part n today and
VIII afterwards visit Seaside, returning
to Astoria Monday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
ToDAY's WEATHER..

PORTLAND. Aug, iO.-wcsloru ore
gon ANA Western Washington. Sunday.
FAIR ANA continued warm Eastern Orc-
Eon. Eastern Washington end idaho.
fair aud slightly warmer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The Toxic Point Oyster House IL now
open to tho public at III Eleventh st.
The celebrated Toke Point oysters sery-
81 In any style. Everything new ana ~
20 date Service tho best open day
ard night. Frank Hiatt. proprietor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The negotiations which have been
pending for some time ior the sale OF
the selhing krounds controlled by W. r.
Italian, were completed yesterday. The
grounds were purchased Tor tho Cutting
Packing compiny and the consllra'l1n
was $4,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

\ dispatch to The Victoria Colonlst
from Vancouver dated Friday says The
salmon run on the Fraser river last
night averaged several hundred 20 the
boat Several boats came in with over
1000. As the limit OF 200 to the boat
was stIll on, the number Of fish thrown
overheard to rot along the shore was
appalling, A member Of the executive
OF the Gamers Association was asked
by the Colonlst correspondent this morn
ing why the Gamers could not handle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

more than 200 pounds 70 the boat This
informant stated that II was owing 10
the acarclty of inside labor. During the
strike the Indians and the squaws IN the
north were warned not 10 make their
annual trip down owing 10 the strike.
As a result the Indians waited 30 long
that they became disgusted ana decided
not 20 come at all n labor had been
plentiful. the Gamers could have taken
800 " over - the boat As Il Ii. a
great deal Of the labor has gone 10 the
Bount. apparently In defiance Of the
Allen Labor Law. AZ the present time
4 large number u British Columbia In
dIans are said to be working In the
Puget sound caDnerica Indians contract.
ed for On this side Of the line
The sale of delnqucn, property under
the nov law Is still the object Of cOnsld-
cradle discussion, and particularly on the
recent declaration Of MultnOmah county
officials. which County Judge Gray IN
terpreis ~ meaning that only properly
bough. In by the city and school board
prior 70 1899 viii be sold. Until 1893
each city and school district was en-
powered 20 buy In delinquent property
on their respective lists" said Judge
GRAY yesterday. IA 1898 a law was
passed by the legislature authorizing the
counties TO buy In delinquent properly
for the city and other public corpora
tons. and keep separate accounts for
each department. Of the government. As
understand II Multnomih county pro-
pose, to sell only such property as was
bough, IN previous % the passage Of the
law ot 1899. II this can be- done Il viii
De- an excellent arrang f3r the
counties as Il will not affect the coun-
y books. II does not s.em just 10
property owners who have paid their
taxes promptly % have deliaquents Of
from eight 10 ten years standing re-
deem their property without Interest,
costs or penalties Will. excessive PEN
lliIcs should. perhaps be- remluel IN a
great many cases the county viii stand
10 lose a large sum ,ha, should be paid
In. To remit all costs would seem 10
give tlx-shirkers a decidedly unfair ld-
vantage"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
BANKRUPT SALE.

The entire stock Of II. Toi. consisting
Of dry goods and curlos mus, be closed
out within thirty days. Goods sold re-
gardless Of cost. S51 Commercial St.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

A very nne llno N French plate mir.
rorH In Rosewood, walnut. ollycwood
ana oak, At very low prices. cali and $50
them, ChnH, Rogers. druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11
AROUND TOWN.

HNVOlND IVWN'
See II. ~ CASTOR abou, harness.
The Knox Hat a, c, II, coopsr'A
Three nrs,'elaAs BARRIERS At the oeol'
den, harbsrsnop
wAh,ed-Iloya and girls at he Amer
lean Can factory
Miss Perkins Of Portland. ls the guest
ot Mrs. win Madison
The usual services viii DO observed a.
the Lutheran church today.
Res, i5-oent msal-Rlslng Sun Res.
,auraa,. 6i2 Commercial street
Japanese goods 5f all kinds, cheap a,
Yokohama nasaar. GO Commercial st
Pure milk delivered twice daily by tho
MIX pVpo' corner Tenth and Duane
Streets.
Harness cleaned ani oiled a, Pinnolrs
100 Twelfth street Harness supplies a,
loves, prices
Furnished room. TO le, by ,hs day
ply ?l5 Fourteenth street,
Wanted A competent woman Or
ilsht housekeeping and 90 nurs, an In
,.- ..,...,. ,...,.....,..-
a.. - s''..t'.. -, ~, - ,.. ,"-
-. 80 -. -, -. -. ns,.
IA' "s"'h'"'r ''h1'r M'''''''A w.
turned yesterday from 'ria to NlaHNan
waters having be'n absent H'h'' Iu'E o.
\ baseball game viii be playel az
Fort Stevens today between team
o' lhc solicrr aai a picked 'cam fiom
Astoria
Parties holding coupons Tor crock'fy
var, az C. II C1oprrs should rrrsrn'
lhc same while The assortment Ia large
Don't delay,
For ara,.rlans harness ana general
r.pslrias 20 20 A. c. P,nncl. iOe Twelfth
Street Price. reasonable ana sa,lsiac-
ZION guaranteed.
Cream purs rye. Americas nnes,
whisky Tho only purs goods. guar.
,,,,sl rIch and mellow. JOHN l.
cAuf.goN Sole Arrn,
p,,g. & r,rbe.t bay, rented the
palace u,lh, with porcelain ,uhs. Ey-
r,,t,i,. p.v nnl clean. Four arsi.
WV "''
John \ MuNiEun'fN mas opened
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The steamer Columbia ls due 10 arrive
In Astoria today and nrrnng,mo1Gs have
been made for having the cargo hlndled
by union men. Several sjnmRame1.g =
for local merchants arc urg'1.ir ncGIsl
ana ~ tho Columbia viii rot niiemp.
10 make further trips until lhe slfike
is settled the Officers Of The unions ~.
fccted have given permission f.r their
men io' do the ncceaadry work. The
columbla viii be teI ~ at Portland
ana remain there unilI the preSen: DIM
culy Is settled.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The san Francisco strike Is proving
of h,ucnl 90 the Sound ci,ies ard 70 Is
now announced that 'he government
lfnaspor, Warren viii he ou,htcd at
Tacoma. Instead " going TO san Fran
cisco as has been The custom Tho War
rem viii carry some 500 school teachers
to the Philippines and the amount ~
money TO Doe scent before sailing will be
between $4,000 ana 10000. |, is possi-
bic that the orders may be- changed 20
permit the ,ranspor, TO sail from Ia
coma.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

Proceedings In attachment have been
Instituted by the creditors of the Goblc.
Nchalcm & Pacific II. u Company. The
claims Tor labor. which come FIRST.
amount 20 1900. Dr H. Il. Gun. COM
ptny physician. $500 William l.. Brew.
sicr tts2227. Thr rolling stock and
roadb~d and also real estate have been
covered by mortgages 10 The amount II
so 900 John A. Robtilngs Sons 4 Com
rany have also filed papers IN attach
men, Tor i6isis. ana T. HaEeune
company for 5000 Total Indebtedness
II record gis.eisNJ
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The hsA.ag season. which closes mex,
Thursday has been q IA, failure at this
point says the 81. Hecns Mist. Few.
II any of the nshemcn have made more
gAan living The run Of the natural
lroduc, ~ nsh amounted to almost
nothing aad while an unprecedented
number 1f The nr,incIal product have
entered the mouth " the river. very
Few asernicl any distance, AS In the
case II :hc smell which years ago as
csnlcd the columbia as FAR as Lewis
river bu, " late years none has been
known go come this FAR Ariinc,al pro-
psga'iou may undoubtedly will. be
grand thing so rir a. The fishing indus
lry a. ;hr mouth Of the river Is con-
ctrnel bu. further than that ,herc is
room for grave doubts
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

The Moro Observer says. A moau.
ment % Dr Mclaughlin a, old Fort
vaarouvcr. on She Columbia. il a ,opl-
now under discussion. Hc was Grand
Ola Man In early times always a help
20 lH- needy immigrant. aad the wash
.ug,on ani Oregon pioneers owe it 60
hls name that 10 be pcrprtuatcj ln mar.
bjs. up1a the sire " ,ha, old sacred
ground where he was won, 60 meet hen
~ opporluncly
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

Miss Ivy Barker who win Be IN, next
regatta queen is the guest n Mlss lu'
ellie Cole over sunday Miss Barker
stated yesterday that she will snnounoe
her chapctones and maids within q day
or two. tie matter being delayed uy the
iudcclson Il some ladies 2, wh1m ne
hoaors were prontrcd Miss Barker
was met a, the train yesterday by the
regatta committee and was esclried 9y
them 90 the cole rcsiicncr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-11

Driver I'd. Lcwellyn, u the fire d.
parimcnL was arrested yesierjty IN
complaint made by Wafer Biiln wick.
man charging him with throwing raw
dust In the river contrary = the law
Later the name ot Chief STOCKTON was
submitted as the defendant ana he case
viii be tried Monday Fish warden Van
Dusen addressed communication %
the last meeting Of the council ealing
attention 10 The practice Of the dre De-
pirimenl employees and asking that Ia
s'ruc,ioas BE- Issued Tor I,s abatement