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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
RED MEN LEAVE
Delegates to Greet Council Go to Nor
folk-Secret Societies.

folk-Secret Societies.
The delegates to the Great Council
of Red Men, who stopped over here yes
terday on the way to attend the meeting
in Norfolk on Monday, will leave this
morning over the Old Dominion line TO,
that city.
The party came from the far West,
and reached here Thursday night They
put up at Murphy's Hotel. The dele
gates We're taken in hand yesterday py
local Red Men and were shown the
sights of the city. Those in the party
were w. ]. -Althans. of st. Louis; a..
Meyers, of Austin, Wis; Geo. w. Hoff-
mann, OF Winanna, Wis: A. +. Heme.
man. of Bloomington. H.; James r.
Wilson and wife, Of Chicago; Edward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
SHORT DOCKET
Justice John Had No knotty Problem
YeSfeeday

There wasn't much of docket before
Justice John yesterday morning. and in
cidents We're slow in developing.
Emmett Watkins. a small negro boy
was charged With taking watch belong
ing 10 his sick sister. The sister could
not appear and the case Went over to the
18th instant.
Susan Lloyd paid $3.50 for cursing.
abusing and trespassing.
John Nofoke alias Williams was as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
GOVERNOR SPENDS
DAY HARD At WORK
fominent People Call Upon His
Ex5eiIsncy.

Nothing out of the usual order Went
n at the Capital or State Library yes
=rday. Governor Montague was at ms
esk early and remained hard at WORK
i day. He had a great many CARERS
ointment among them being Senator
ultan Bryant, of this city, and Colonel
Gorge W. Miles, OF Radtord.
His Excellency removed the political
1sabIut1es of two men, and appointed
ONE notar1es public. His callers came
various missions, some of them. no
oubt to urge the claims Of friends for
nee The Governor is getting his work
vel up and has disposed of nearly all
the routine matters that accumulated
during us vacation.
>ro.e4nv. montague yesterday removed
ne political disabilities of samuel r.
'ord, Jr., who was at the January term,
.ried and convicted of assault and
entenced to three years in the peniten-
AIRY.
Ford was pardoned by Governor 1yier
November 9th, 1850.
The Governor also removed the disabil-
ties of R L. Carver. who was tried and
convicted of larceny in the Police Court
Of the city of Richmond November, 1892
and sentenced to six months in Jail
The following charters have been re-
order:
Hall Tie and Lumber Company: the
principal office of the company will be
coated in Petersburg; capital stock is to
De So, 5000, and the company can own So
no acres of land The company is form
In ,lar 10
business in this and other States The
officers are: j. ". Hall, president and
treasurer; Robert Cabiniss, vice-presldent
md 0. Brownell, secretary
The charter for the Rockbridge Iele-
phone Company was the recorded. The
capital is to be 5000; the home Office
will be located at Colierstown. Rock
bridge county. Va.
Mayor f. i. c. Scott. of Ashland, says
that he recently took from negro VINO
said he was from Quantico. ladyss gold
watch and chain, which is now IN the pos
session of the town sergeant. MI. Scott
is sure the negro stole the watch and
saws he would be glad to see the owner
reclaim it.
Among the callers at the Library yes
terday were Messrs. p. II. Sweet treas
urer of New Kent; ]. W. Williams of
Giles. fertilizer inspector for the Ninth
District, and w. R. Harrell, sheriff Of
Williamsburg.
The following notaries public have
Sean commissioned:
George w Kilgore. Danville: j.
Thompson Brown. Henrico county: Tay-
Tor Mccoy. Augusta county; John Vic
tor, Lynchburg.
Colonel Meade Haslins. of Blackstone.
was in the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

sTssir No. 80 leavea, Eichmcnd a.o A. II.
=. tI foe Petersburg Nosiius-. - G.. and All
~ utrTTuedtats points. Connection az NoElina
psIsiah $50 P. Il. daily. >ad Durham 2.
nj r.s.nS ,enTs Richnord for Washinsoon. Hsx
and sha Es1s dallJ-SoL Is AZ S:N
I ,ofAapd No Ga &c sos z. II.
=. Snnecrtons at Jacksonville and Tampa fo~
,u EIortta East coast points and Cuba and
pnr.n geo: at New Ofleau for all poipr, IL
49,. Nexicc aud Caufornia.
TEAMS, ASaIys AT &c! aa.!o3SDDE,-DAiLY
&c +: 80 q ,. and ssu.awsssssa sa
3D. Petersburg aud iocx! pointa "' ~
SLEEPISG-CAh SERVICE
No. al and a4-Fiort6a and Netronoj,,,.
suited Pullman Sieeptng-Cars between No
10Y aud Tampa Vestibulted Coaches
,a.ru New and N asE,uKSua. aud berwe.r
Washington and Jacksonville. Pullman Slrrnina
Gar. (daIiyl between Jacksonville and Tampa
AGO through Drawing Room. Sleeping. Cars ne
tween New York and Atlantis and csre-Csrx
between Hamlet and Atlanta and between Ham
LET aud Savannah.
Nos u and s6--Seab board Fast Matt Pullu.n
Drawing Room Buffet Sleeptng-Csrs bstwes1
Kew York and jacksonville. connecting at Fam
lat with sleeping-Cas to and trnn. Atlanta. Ia
connection with which through Pullman tcksta
an sold Pullman Parlor-Cars between Zach.
seayClo and Tampa. Finest Day Coaches
". J. MAY. City Ticket Arsoh
z P SNTTH. District Pas. agsnr.
+ Hnn.s E% 1ooo Eart Main atfOA =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
Atlantic Coast Line.

SCHEDULE Effective JUNE 8, 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE tritnnS
800 a. n, NORFOLK LIMITED daily. Az
rives Petersburg o:3l 4. NJ. Norfolk II 30 a.
Suffolk.
Tayettevillc i:41 z. VI. Charleston 1l:15 P. AZ,
sayannah 300 P NJ. Jacksonville 9:05 A. ~.
canpsets at wilson with No 40 arriving Colds
boro $40 ?. NJ: Wilmington 600 P VI Pull
illq p NJ Stops M Same sFf prews BUZZ
Cnnrralia and Chester signal.
Ito P. NJ, sally. for Petersburg. Roanoke
and intermediate points
f aoe M oT Sac lot NJ NortoIE 2o
81 stops only at Petersburg, Waverly and
so p Nj s ey M Weldon sa'as ffFis.
ana Rocky Mount 500 ?. ". Makes all inter
n s!oe P. NJ daily, local. Arrives Petersburg
100 P 81 Makes X os ali IL stops IN vrsr NM.
LIMITED. daily Arrive Petersburg SOC p. NJ.
connects with Norfolk and Western f2E Sos-
folk and intermediate points, EmpoFia 80 eos p
tween Emporia and I.awrencevtllel; Weldon o:43
AZ Savannah $40 A. NJ. Jacksonville 1913
P n. Tampa. 1000 P NJ Port Tampa 1889
NEW E. LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
Arriving Augusta S:35 a NJ Macon ll:3, A
NJ Atlanta Loo P NJ fqsa stsepsEs New
P Porf /? Augusta and Macon. Dining
Car service. ,..,
s5J con mr., at Petersburg with Norfolk
a,a Western Railway. arriving LEnchburs 2:45
anu Roanoka 4 :i5 4. NJ Bristol 1870 \. "
Pnman se S ds ntSh"2 afr1s Fstsrs6ar: 1910
A. NJ. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
40 n, daily from Jacksonville Sayar-
nah" CharIeston Atlantis, Macon. Augusta and
all z. R9fnas X, daily, from Petersburg Lynch
bug 5:4s al !. H., daily except Sunday. Petersburg
Local ii:1o a. n, daily. except Sunday. from
pont stonnt and intermediate stations. Nor
f0 I: loo A, u, daily. from Petersburg. surols
and S a. q. M. daily from Norfolk. Suffolk
and ,p P NJ. daily. from Petersburg. Roanoke
=, rtern,eC:late points.
am MAO p M daily. from Petersburg
$50 P. ~, daily, from Norfolk. Suffolk and
Pe 7.s P. NJ, daily from Miami. Port TAMPA.
| Ion-snrv.lle. Savannah. Charleston. Wilmington
co,dsboro aud all Joints South
s:5s ?. NJ, daily, from Petersburg Lynch
bury and the West.
Ou' ", J. CRAIG; Gen. Pass. Agt.
| II - Assist rat Man, Traf. Man.
Wilmington. N c.
c. S. CAMPBELL Div Pass AT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
Chiffon Veilinss soc Yard.

Handsome veilings in the
latest Partisan designs, blue,
green. black and white, black
and red, &c.
The combinations are exquisite
in color effect, and the price low
for the quality Of the yelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

Rev c. A. Marks. pastor of the Eng
fish Lutheran Church, has returned to
the city, and will fill his pulpit at both
the morning and evening service to-
morrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

Kennedy, of Elmira, n. =; A. B. Cher,
ry, of Portland Ore; l.. B. Weaver anu
wife, of Warsaw, Ind; John A. 1olN
and wife. of Madison, Ind; George II.
Golfer and Wife T. G. Harrison ana
wife, George A. David, ]. a. McGra"' OF
Indianapolis, Ind; Frank j. Helbe ana
wife, of ST. Paul. Mimi; ]. L. Shanklln
and wife. of Paris, Tex; j. W. Miller
of Des NIoines. Ia; g. a. Ellekamp ana
wife. of Lamsvlle; Fred. 5. Temple
of Grand Rapids, Mich: W. u. New
ton and wife of Bloomington, Ill; ". II
Shepherd. of Lincoln, Ill; +. w ArFen-
ell and wife, of Kansas City, Mo- T.
A. Arnold of Spokane, Wash; Waiter
Sampson and wife, of Deadwood, 5. D.
7. f. Roberts wife and boy, E. c. Reno
Of Oklahoma: William B. McFerran and
wife, of Chicago; R. S. Thompson, MISS
Inez Thompson, Azaboh Thompson, of
Pine Bluff. To-: Charles c. Bisch and
wife of Springfield, H.; Enoch Strother,
Virginia. New Fl. a. F'inlaVson. of Min
neapolis, Mimi: George f. Stebblns, OF
Racine, Wis; Holmes Daubner. OF Wau-
kesha Wis: P. J. Kansworth, wife and
daughter Miss &.s.lie E. Kruthing, 1r
Chicago: ]. S II Gley, of st. Joseph,
Mo-; Thomas II. Watts, Of Montgomery,
Ala; William Provin. of Westfeld. Mass;
A. B. Bersteim. of New York city; T. j.
Bell, of Tacoma, Wash; John NJ. Hill,
Of walla Walla, Wash; Emilio ISastrets,
]. G. Smith, j. II. Hutaf. W. j. Smith,
Of San Francisco, Cal. Rev. Josiah Sims.
Of Nevada City. New; c. E. Sausser. Of
Lebanon. O.. B. Schlesnger. of Xenla
O.; Z. T. Spooner, of Holycke. Mass;
Geo. w. Corley. of Atlanta; D. L. Left
wich, of Baltimore: Wilson Brooke and
wife of C'hica 60
r. E. Lee Council, No. II, Jr. O. Z.
A. NJ, which meets every Monday night
in Marshall Hall, Twentv-fifth and Broad
Streets, is one of the largest Councils
in the city. The Council has social
feature which is very popular with The
members. Last Monday the Council, af-
ter the transaction of routine business.
partook of an ce-cream feast. The
Council now numbers two hundred and
seventy-fve members and the member
ship is steadil increasing.
| A meeting of the Pythian Memorial
| Committee will be held Midday night at
| s o'clock in Smithdeal Hall, when ar
| rangements will be perfected for the me-
| mortal services which will be held next
| month. A full attendance. is desired.
Monroe Grove of Druids met in regu-
! lal. session at Concordia Hall last nigh
| and transacted a lot of business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

DIR Russell Cecil has returned to the
city, and will preach Sunday morning at
the Second Presbyterian Church at II A.
NJ. There will be no afternoon service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
Gay lzn@
60 e alEHrnOTo
Via C. & Q. Railway and
Gid Point.
U. s. MAIL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond wa. Chesapeake and
OHIO Railway daily. except sunday, AZ !
=. NJ. connecting at Old Point with ths
leaving at us P. NJ. arriving Baltimore
$50 A. II. in time to make connection
with all tiains North. East and West
Srsst steamers in Southern waters. Re-
turning. arrive Richmond 1o:co A n.
daily, except Monday.
NV ~ General ocr,ces Chesapeake and Ohio
r ifiway, Richmond Transfer Company
and ZOOS East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
Our Teas ano Coffees This Week

We are asked sometimes if the lSc
broken grain coffee is just the same
as the 24c. full grain Java.
After it's put through the coffee mill
the only difference between them is six
cents in price, Which is in your pocket
We have a fine Java at 29c., and the
best Mocha and Java blend in Richmond
for CSC.
We give you a. IA pound of Coo. tea
With every pound of the 3Sc. coffee.
Fine teas from Acc. to s1.o0 pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
MILLER q RHOADS
MILLER @ RHoADS
Ueaney fecosob day; nSor: Sunday fer
a SPECIAL SALE OF
NEW BLACK AND COLORED
.pETTICOATS...

This n eicoat day Department. the
rc m fall we have showing
priced garments
We think has shown The prices have
wide range but nothing cheap shoddy about
no matter how low the price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

The rain has not prevented people from
assembling every night the past week
in the tent. corner of Twentieth and
Grace Streets These meetings have been
going on now several months, and the
interest is unbroken. The several pas
tors interested are present each night
and with Mr. S. L. Thomas, the Y. NJ.
C. A. secretary. are jealousy working
in the meetings. Rev. James z. Cook
preached last night. DR.. George II, Spoon
er will preach Sunday night, and Rev.
George II. Wiley will preach every night
next week. Services at T:t5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
Our Engraving Department.


With the coming of the autumn
comes social duties in the city.
Your supply of cards. perhaps.
has run low this summer.
Let US supply you here with The
best in the engyaDeys' market, and at
lowey prices than anywhere else.
100 cards from plate. 75c.
50cards from plate. 4Oc.
SO cards and plate script, o0c.
We do all kinds of engraving,
such as wedding invitations. recep-
ton cards, visiting cards, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

The members of Grace Street Presby-
terian Church and congregation will be
pleased to know that their pastor DR.
Witherspoon, has returned home. and will
preach tomorrow morning and night. The
Doctor and Mrs. Witherspoon are very
much benefited by their summer vacation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

short Line Principal Cities OF the SCUM
Snpthwpst Florida. Cuba, TeIas, CAUtos-
- - e1icu. reaching The Capitals OK six
States ~ rrEEc-r aDpr "a 1000
oS IgAyA HlGHNOHD---.--1S-S ST SEEN
1a4--'o STATION DALAI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

5 During the early part of the
/ summer we were enabled to buy
a lot of the Lucille /" make of
) Petticoats to sell for SIPS. They
were popular from the moment
5 they were placed on sale. as the
! quality was SO exceptionally good
/; and the price SO exceptionally
5 low they didn't last very long.
5 as the demand far exceeded the
5 supply.
! We have been able very re-
5 Gently to purchase another lot OF
) this same style of petticoat and
) we offer them again at the same
! price. SI.25.
Our supply is limited. however,
1 and after this lot is sold 1t will be
5 impossible for us to get any more.
Very fine Mercerzed Cloth Pett;coats
with hemstitched flounce, bottom cut
with full flare. for 81 ~.
/! One of the novelties Of the
/ present season is fine Italian
| Cloth Petticoat, made with an
) open hemstitched flounce over a
5 dust ruffle of near-si!k Of con-
! trasting colors. We price this
) Peticoat at $3.50, and it's very
! effective and dressy skirt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

The Rev. C. j. Thompson, field secre-
tary OF the State Mission Board, Will
preach tomorrow morning at the Ran
dolph Street Baptist Church. Mr.. Thomp-
son is one of the best informed men in
the State on the subject he will discuss;
The Evangelization of Virginia" Sun
dap night the pastor Of the church, the
Rev. l. S. Boyles. will preach on THE
Devils Shares and Traps for Souls" an
other of the highly interesting series
on Souls Among Lions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06


You can buy Black Taffeta
Silk Petticoat almost anywhere
for $500. but as a rule you'll get
a mighty poor quality of taffeta
5 in it.
We offer to-day a handsome
Petticoatfor SIS. 90 of black taffeta
and the quality is as good as
you'll find in the ordinary $3.50
skirt.
It's made with an ACCORDION
p,eated bottom over a dust ruffle
Of near-silk.
The ACCORDION pleating is fin
ished with corded ruffle to pre-
vent fraying out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06
1he Best Fruit Jar is
The "GilChrist."

When you come in Saturday
morning after visiting the market
or, better still, before you 60 over
there examine the Gilchrist
fruit jars, right at the main entrance.
The best jar made for putting up fruit.
69c dozen for Pint sizes.
oSc dozen for Quart sizes.
Sl.Io dozen for half gallon sizes.
Three Good Candy Specials
Low Priced.
Raspberry and Fig Cuts, 1oc pound.
Persian Paste. Zoe.
And the Regal Chocolate Drop-a fine
Candy, l5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

Among the callers at the Library yes
ter6ay were Messrs. p. II. Sweet, treas
urer of New Kent; J. w. Williams. of
Giles. fertilizer inspector for the Ninth
District, and W. R. Earrell, sheriff of
Williamsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

The following notaries public have
Heen commissioned:
George w. kilgore, Danville ].
Thompson Brown, Henrico county; Tay-
Tor Mccoy. Augusta county; John Vic
tor, Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

Colonel Meade Haskins. of Blackstone.
was in the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

The Rev. II. A. Bagby, D. D.. pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church. of this city. has
lust returned ne after a pleasant Wis
it to King ana Queen county. He said
this morning that in his opinion, fishing
is about the best pastoral depression he
knows. and that King and Queen is the
best place to fish.
DR.. Bagby will preach tomorrow at
Calvary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

The Rev. L. B. Betty is back in the
city. after two weeks in Amherst coun-
ty, where he sought rest and recreation.
He will preach tomorrow at ClayStreet
Church
DR.. c. S. Gardner has returned to the
city and will preach tomorrow at Grace
Street Baptist Church.
D. w. r. L. Smith returned last night
from Boston, where he has been spend
ing some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

Very fine Mercerzed Cloth Pett'coats
with hemstitched founoe, bottom cut
with full flare. for Sl.1o.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-07-02
Personal MENTION.

]. r. Nylander, Of Portland, is in
the city.
Otto Mikkleson returned last night
from Portland.
Tall Thompson was down from Port
land yesterday.
Maurice Winter was down from
Portland y.st4riay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Gambell, of Ne
halcm. are in the city,
Postmaster Burney. Of Cathlamet,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Myers, of Salt
Lake. are guests at the oceident
w. G. Martin, prominent Portland
commercial Traveller, is in the city.t
Sig Harris, of Seattle, was among
yesterdays arrivals at the Occident
Mr. and Mrs. f. X Williams, of
Portland, spent yesterday In the city.
c. c. Itzinger was at North Head
Yesterday, returning during the even
ing
r. p Faby, a well-known Portland
insurance man. was in the city yes
terday.
Sheriff Linville will go TO st. Helens
today TO attend the execution of Au-
gust Shevie.
Louis /. Herr left last evening for
Mountain Home. Ida, where he has
accepted a position.
II. l.. Fletcher returned last night
from Baker City. where he spent a
few dayes with friends.
Miss Mabel Branson, of St. Joseph,
Mo, is in the city visiting with her
aunt. Mrs. o. B. Estes
Mrs, Win Madison returned last
night from Independence, accompan-
led by her nephew, Claude Hubbard.
Mrs, Flavel and the Misses Flavel
will be at home this week from to 5
o'clock on Saturday, instead Of FRI
day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-07-02
WORK OF BASIN BOARD.
Not as Extensive as the Promoters In
tended II Should BE.
Portland Journal.

Portland Journal.
Columbia River Basin Board of Trade,
the following letter from james W.
Wei h, of Astoria, to Secretary Jas.
NJ. Moore, no doubt voices the senti-
ments If many in his matter, The
letter is as follows:
Dear Sir; What has been done
abont the organization scheme of the
C. r, B. r. of II? Has any money
been raised to send man over our
district, or are they going to let the
thing die? Judge Seneca Smith said
to a friend of mine who was in Port
land on the 18th that we could not
make the Basin Board a success as
the different places did not take enough
interest in the matter; so you see how
the land lies, am of the opinion If
we can make a go of it that It would
be a great thing for oregon"
Secretary Moore was seen in regard
to this and said that the Columbia
River Basin Board of Trade is in ex-
istence now, but that there is no use
of meeting more than once or twice a
year. as the local Board Of Trade full
fills the functions of the Basin Board
in the way of sending the various Ba-
sin Board lists of addresses to whom
literature may be sent which would re-
auire the attention of the Basin Board
in the way of special meetings. Sec
retary Moore is sending out about 100
names week to the various boards
Of people who wish information re-
garding Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-07-02
HERES THE SPORT PROGRAM.
Schedule 0f Races to Take olace on
the Fourth Of July.


The Fourth Of July committee on
sports has arranged its program. as
follows:
Pole-climbing contest at postofTice
square.
Bicycle race, Western Union vs.. the
Postal commencing at Ninth and
Commercial, East on Commercial ~
Fourteenth. north to Bond, west ON
Bond 10 Ninth, south on Ninth to
place Of beginning.
Bicycle race, rs yards, start at
Ninth and Commercial and run east.
Three-Iegged race, start at Eleventh
and Commercial and run west.
Sack race for boys. start at Twelfth
and Commercial and run west.
Water-carryIng contest. start at
Fourteenth and Commercial
Wheelbarrow race, start at Fifteenth
and Commercial; run west to Four
teenth and return.
Bicycle race for girls. start Four
teenth and return.
icycle race for girls. start at Four
tenth and Commercial and run west
to Tenth.
Bicycle race for boys, start Fifteenth
and Commercial and run east to Sew
enteenth.
Bicycle race for amateurs. start at
Twelfth and Commercial and run west
to Eighth.
Pie-eatlng contest at crossing Of
Eleventh and Commercial.
Boys race, 80 yards. start at Ninth
and Bond. and run east.
Girls race, start Nintir and Bond
and run east.
Fat mems race. start Ninth and
run east so yards.
Egg race, Start at Eleventh and
Bond and run east.
1O0-yard dash start Twelfth and
Bond and run west.
l2O-yard dash start at Twelfth and
Bond and run west.
Four-oared barge race, at Flayels
dock.
The concluding event will be the
pig contest. The animal viii be turn
ed loose az Eleventh and Commercial
and the captor wins the prize.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-07-02

The threatened strike Of the steam
boat employees has not yet developed,
and last ev vsning the Bailey GatZert
and Il. ]. Potter arrived as usual. The
Potter brought her beach crowd and
went on through To Ilwaeo. The CAT
CERT did not arrive until O'Clock, a
rush " freight on the up trip Monday
night delaying her arrival al Port
land 80 that she did not leave down
yesterday until almost .. Captain
Crang. of the Gatzert. stated that his
men had given no intimation OF de-
termination to strike, though notice
FOR an Increase OF wages had been
served on the company. II was gener-
ally supposed that the men would re-
fuse to go to work yesterday morn
ing, bun all were at their accustomed
places when the different steamers
pulled out OF Portland. 1t Is believed
the demands OF the men will be COM
piled with, as this is the busy season
OF the year and the advances asked
are really Of little consequence. That
there will be further developments of
material interest today is the opinion
Of steamboat men. Captain Crang
said that all the river boats plying
out OF Portland had left out as usual
Yesterday morning Prior to the de-
parture Of the steamer Potter yester-
hey the chief engineer and one of his
assistants quit their places, but other
men were secured to take their jobs
and the departure OF the steamer was
not prevented, although she was few
hours late in starting.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-07-02

The arrangements for the free boats
10 bring people 10 Astoria on The
Fourth are az follows Vanguard,
leave cathlamet at q. M. Jordan,
leave Deep River alt 3 a. M, MayGgw-
er, leave Olney al a. m. Eclipse,
leave Grays River at 10 noon on
Thursday: Miller, leave Chinook 10 a.
m, These boats, which viii also af-
ford free return phssase. will leave
Astoria IN the evening according TO
the tides.