THE DAILY AdTOlUAN, THURSDAY MORNING, AliOUBT 19. 187.
GRAND
OPENING PARADE
Details for the IMrst Dny Arrunucd
liy the Committee.
THE I.KII.LIANT URI'MONIIH
(Jam of the CiuUil ! Her rtlilol
rioter - tirtad r)ll-Vvtit Arrl--Chmue
It Kucti,
lleyond all iMclaUM of th meM
mamlH'fti of th raUa commit.
1m, uh. detail uf (ho idvt carnival
ate wiarktaig ixK IU a suwewaful iMilt.
Many II w entries WWo rclvsl )
Uirday fir tha various nww and the
committee In charge, of Dm land lorln
Ivan a.verylldng woll hi hand and assure
ilxy nmunntnetit mlwi"ii ll events
ua thr. wur. A lrlmni wan rwll
from Om Union ti,m taurine Company
uf Hm KmiidM U. nlnilng that lhir uf:
f a M mip Id the wlmwr of III liunoh
rmi v utiltt h open I' ll Iwil I'"'
all boat on nn equal Unas.
Al lw n.vriliig of tin commute last
nllil the Hum win fl1 for the lnriin
of the I awl liv Friday' ro-ea. Ciipta ii
tlrrgory, wan apluld Mud d nrorcr.
VllM taptHll UoWC. who m ci.mpelle.,1
tn huve fur th Hound tltl iiiornliw
Willi Ida llnoott. lowing tin- taiimir
ihi(a on her war Aluk.t Th skiff
ailing linen wrtn ih-cliired off itliil (ha
duck hunt rao- for Friday wahanol
la a more liilerenll'ig eviil cnllraj a
unt race. Chief llalhwk. with a corpa
of amrveyorn. will thin morning not out
thn buoys mark In th officii our,
wlili h will he all and a baif mite in
roumfnrenne. The Jeanlo U o'P'otsd
In Inlay.
Tliw Hire craek yai-hls of HlioaJw.itivr
bay. after a om-wluit d-i'iger u ex
partonro. arrival In lh birbor ys
taarday, having sailed from t'y '
tar al 6 M o'clock yrt. r lay morning,
lit npenkl r iif th- viiir. Cnplnln I..
U llunh, of the Columbia all: "Wh i
wa laft out llm weather wn clear, hu!
Iipcamn tlilrk mul foy li foro wo
raaulmt tha lr. It it tmiltl W
am mir way. an.) wa war.- ' lljfO'l t
folluw tlir liipaki-ra alurg Ihi !.: o'
(Ian m.ll lii iifli-r to t:it ml l
limn wa n-iu'lmt U- rti Ilia a the
)hu1 i'tHir1 iinirn uml rtii'Miil until
wa wiTn iurl' off mmilli f tl.-
OiltiiiiMa. Il tfirti Ixvnma -v.Ty thick
rat Wi wrrn nlm l h-l'la- IVfjrr
Wa knw 1 1 wa rr lii I ha lirrakm
aolllh i-f ' If- l.HV hill lllUMiC'-l !'
(at Into tlva harbor nfJy. Thj l.'mlln
mul Whim Vi' i til fival .lirTloiilt
lit makln lha irlp."
Tin: mill 'Nation
Tha prutrrun fur lh roroimilon of tha
Jili'!l of i-iirnlvitl ll frl til nltt-nlntf
uf Ihn KT'iioY Imll hiui ttrm itriancil
by l'nf lirvKH follow: KiMay morn
'rig tha lU r auta UI loin Hi- ma-
rtll" irwaon poalla Ilia ilOi'k nl
priafnl tu Ilia front of tho grnml atajiA
wla m II a III iiiu hor. Tha mitlri- fl"t
Will Mill nrnlilnl tha hl of al.iln M
rxmia to nnohor li liu rf,ir hil" tha
rhorun niH-otiiiwnliol Uy tha bul lnn
('oliiiiiblii tha Ham of I ha Uiaan.'1 Th.
roynl all i will llian tnnva tow.inla tlia
muni tnml, tha hau l 1 tylntr P, ro
Iwiata nrkitiitial nlna, and romn tn aiiiolior.
Tlia rrownllm of tlx- guoivi will tpkn
Ilai-a m 1 li. follow,! by tha alnitlnK
of u n4imtr:ula antham. Tha qin wi
n.il Ix-r i-ourt will ba rixjril to tt
tliruna on tha Brand stand, during flia
mnalorlnir of miaalo by tha Intnl. and
thorn will ! pr-aantid by tl'.o mnjror
with tlia. irnMrn ka- and lh frcol"m
of tha. Hly. Aftr tha ulntrtiiR- of "Amer-V-a."
by tlio rhiwua, tha ooronallon i-ara.
moiitin will conrluil,.. tin' roynl party
will ba iMHirtnil to thalr rorrliiffia an I
4rtviu to tha tVoliVnt for lutwihi-on.
Thn fnllowlMtr nre tha m mlari of tha
roynl party; Quaan of tha rnrnlval. Mr!
W. (1. (ImtKl.n. Milila of honor. Mmni'ii
Friuikla lloldan. All.,. !tiiak-ll. J. -aula
Jcwolt, MiiiiiIk lwln. Mail.l Hhrklon,
Adoln Bovcy. Amy Imon. Allco Oray.
llaam lliimimnn, Mary (Iniy. Mny Mor.
Knn. IVnrl VMm. TriUn-banr,T. Mlaici
llnaal Itohh, Wliml,. mi, Mlimla Vfcn
"DiiHim. IhiM Rtooklon. Nanrtla Adamn;
Mnatora Wllnon. Btain, Jnmla Iti bh, Iw.
rinn-a ttoKi-m, Arthur Vnn Humti.
Mian MiulK," Povoy hiui tvix-n inl ott 1
to arnwn tha quvn.
At I ho ktmihI bnll In thn ev.filnn laa
Vlivlnlii nl will In diuinail bi foio th 1
thnina, tho MIb-u-h Mmlfro Rovoy nil'.
Fiiy I.li'tmnnnn will rmiiler the Rpnnla'i
tlanro, and nn old-fnahlnnd minuet will
bo dnneod by tho ctiiKlren.
TIIK" Itri.KH.
l-'ollowlmc nro the rub-a iidnpteil by
tha ri'itntm comnilttt'O.
ItKOATTA rOMMITTKK.
The nwiltii rommhti'O have full pow'
over nil riicm. All quiwUnna nrlnlnt; In
thn miIILiik of viLrlinia t-viMifa ithnll be
otlUil by the JinUton. nnd tholr diolilon
Iteblnn, Irritated, araly. orualril Sculp, dry, thin,
and falling Hall clanad, piirldad, and baantW
Btd by warm ahampooa with COTIocaa 8or,
and oeeuloaal dreathiga of CVTiocu.purMt.oi
molllnu, lh greatmt ak In curea.
Tretmnt will prodoe a clean, healthy tealp
with luiorlant. Itutrona hair, whan ail la fall!.
Bali ikmarlHnt tha wort. ramnDauaMDCasa.
anve. enla raipa., rJoatnn. . . .
ar''U fc pradiMi Lanrlaal UaU," Ballad fiaa.
tFIUf) flat ClDC aama laalanUr rtllaraal
ticu
aliall I mi I mi awl upon Ihoaa rulna 0 fur ni
I hay will "M'ly, nd ain. li .In laioiia, If nu
iipHii In mud U) tli gnnaral rommlHae,
hull bn rtnal, 'l'lia Jll l" aal.avll ituUta)
ttJiioria of th ri'iuln to Ilia n'mf.il ooui
lilltuii of i-iirh iluy'H rmma, wlthlll ' flv'(.
hoiira from tha a d ng of th lnt rai',
nfur whlrh Hi gwrntary atinll glv to
tha owiiar of Mi'h winning bout, un onlar
nn tlm tranaiirer, iipiiroi'nd by th clmlr
limn of th goii'TBl cnininlit", for pill
won, If no uppaal In Hindu aa uhoy.
nui.n i.
MICAHI'llltlCMUNTfl,
iiwiar dnalrlng to lmv their loat
mmuiiirol ahnll t'.v notion at ragnfa
lwoi1iurliTi, wJHiln ti rrnnnnnMa time
hrforo tha firm day of tha ragaila.
, ItCI.IC 1
KNTIIIKH.
All nitrlm inuai b mola at rigaltii
I a,i()iuart..ra Ix-for Hi II rat day uf the
ti'gnila. Kiilry f for all nulling anil
row ig rnooa, ina dollnr.
nvuK i.
rni.KB
No prlsa ahull Im uwiirdnd tn nny rao
iinlaea two or mora roimaaiunt niurt.
HVLK 4.
CI.AHHIKICATIDNH, ftiUllHICH AND
All J
Will l di-ngniiawl by th regatta i"m
mlltaa tn th official program.
Kvrry nlo-ni aluill carry bar piivat
alirnal at tha pank. A raring Hag muni
uIimi ba rarrtad by ruiUmU at tli mart
Imm'1, Any nloop or rmlnna not romply
lug with thin nil". Indian prevanted by
an oor.dant o'iiiirilnt aftar nt&rtlng.
aluill forfait all i l.ilma lo a I Me
itri.i: f.
MKKTINO.
Iionta gotiur fma mu( alwaya glvo way
tu lioe by th wind.
Ilintln mi Ihn elurtmrd lurk nhail hnv
the rlght-of-wuy.
If Iwo yui'hta ura riKailng end on. er
tMvirly and on. nn n to Involve rlk of
rollln.on, Ilia halma of ln(h ahull la put
to I ho prt no I mt i-ru'h mny p.ina oi
thai port nlile of enr'h othrr.
uri.i:
liVKKTAhlMI, ItiU NMNO. KTC.
A Ixntt mriiiklng onoili.r ahull keep
out of Iut wny, but wlinn roumllng any
buoy or vaanrl unol to murk out the
roiirna, If two yiic-htn lire not i.-r if
null lalUr ill Ilia tlllK' Uir liUng
yiirht In rlona to, und aituully rounding,
thn nmrk. thn uutldn yaohl muat give
lha odwr room to puna rlnur of the mark,
wlxithar It li the be uf weuth t boot
whh'li I In daiuiar of fouling It. No
(.out hull la roiiahlarrd i h ur of unother,
unhon aha In an much abend a to give
tha othar a fraa chotoo on whloh
:.la alia will puna. An overtaking bont
lm not, bownvor, be Juntlfled In at
tempting to aalahllnti an ovrrlnp, nl
Ihiu foron a panaiur ImlWran tli leal
Ing I ixkt twnl tho murk, after live lat'rr
ImhiI lum altera,! hrr hrlm fr th pur
iov of roundliut.
Itri.K 7.
olMTUfCTIiiNH Td HKA ItOOM.
Whin pueel.ig a plor.rOtk. vrnUrl. or
ol l.r ittmi ruotlon to eva room. ahoulJ
Umln not ba door of h Other, the
outnlda boatt or In atn munt glv loom 1 1
the bout In daiurar of fouling audi ob
ietru.fi ui. n-la-iii-r It lr Uiil Ire or
on i hrr loa:: provl.leil nlwnyi an over,
hip hna Itain antahllalanl 1 efoiv un ob
nlrurtlon la actually naihoj.
ItUI.K 8.
t.fKriNU AND IIKAIUNd A WAT.
A Ih.i! mny luff ibo plroix to pr--vont
nnwh,f Umt .arwiig to windward,
but mum not l-nr uway ma of her
oourae to htnd-r the other paaatng to
uliiilwurd. Tha ,v n.ch, to ba ciwiablera.1
I ha I on whli-h tha bailing boat of (he
two enrrtaa her mnln boom. The owr
tiiklng Uiat, if to larwiird. munt not
luff u n 11 aho haa drawn clear nhaid of
the I "lot aho hoa ovrtJtn.
HVI.K t.
CUiHK ' I1AI I.1U) AITROACIIINO
BHOItK.
If two boata are atandlng toward a
nhure or nlionl, or toward any buoy, boat
or vomoI, niul tl IxmiI to laeward In
likely to run aground, or foul of nuch
buoy, Null or Venn.-) (expapt nn provided
In ruin I), and 1 not able to tack
without coming Into collision with the
bout lo wlmlwnrd, the latter shall at
nnoe tuck upon be4r hailed to do to
by tha parson ea.llng the I -cwnrJ lio.U,
who muat ,-e that his own boat tak
al the name Ulna.
UVI.E 10.
TOULINO.
Kuch boat must full ly round the coursa.
iiihI munt not touch any buoy, boat or
vranol una. I to murk It out, but aluill no.
ho dlniiiinllfi.'d If wrongfully compell-d
In do so by another lont. If a boat, U
conm qinince of her ncgliKit of nny o
thane rulos. nhnll foul another bont cr
rompfl oilu-r lHt, to foul, she ahull
foifult nil claim to tlw irlso, and nhall
p.iy nil dnning-'.
Ttila rulo iitpKa to flnhliur Nkl
(uni'hor atnrt) only after thoy hnvo
rouudtxl the first buoy, no foul being al-low-i-d
from tho atnrt to the tlrat buoy.
ItVI.K II.
M KAN'S OV I'HlUM I.atON.
No incnn of propnlilon, oxcept sails
iiluill Ihi iillow',.
JtUI.E 12.
WOt'NDINQ.
Nothing but ft hand lino nnd loud nhall
lu umsl for miundlnT during a race.
IU'I.K 13.
rilOTKSTS.
Any liout donlrtnit to enter a protest
munt at once elvow the reattn, slgnnl
connnloloualy In the rigging, and keaii
It flying until sho hna crossed the line
or hna uiitarod l-r proteat Trotalt
must be made Ira writing, within two
hours after tho conclusion of the raoe.
RULR 14.
BAILS.
Scow schooner ajul cannery lenders
will uso only thlr .working galls. Can
nery tender will be rUlow-ed malnnall,
foreno.ll and one. or mora Jibe, Columbia
river flab, boata, first day, August fOth,
will use only working sails (no water-
anil or topsails) and on th second day
any kind of sails will be allowed.
Winner of first prlae In tho fish bout
race, (salluvr) flrat day will not b al
lowed to participate In tho second day'a
rnce. ,
RULE IS. ; ,'
STARTING.
Five ml nut. before tha time for starl
ing of each raoe a gun will be fired from
the flagship, and boats muat prepare
for their race. The second gun la designed
for starting and any boat fa.Hng to
crown the line within five minute after
the second gun, shall be disqualified.
1'ftoan.AM.
Klr'nl 'ty, August fr-7oriioon
, Lund iWriido and aiarclna uahore. Wi l.
uotiin ,U thn carnival queen by a gor
iiaoui mnrlne prooaaion and by tli ting.
lug of national air by a cliorun of goo
voh en on th grand stand at Ftuvl'i
dM'k,
Aflarnnon
(.'nlunibla river flail boats, sailing, an
chor slnrt, racing nul l, First pri
(n.i bain Fliiluynon'a twine; sacond, I'M;
Ihlrd, IIS,
Orninad poln ront"ntlloX Of Cigars.
Whitehall nailing, anchor atnrt First,
2l; a-wrtid, 110.
Dni k hunt-II'ix of cigars.
Cnniiary tonder. aoliooniar. lulUiig
Flrat, Va; ae.iond, JO.
Bniw schooner, sailing Flrat, 130; sac.
md 19); third, II",
Hloop. -footra First Pi; second in.
Olxtacln race i,
Hloop. free for all Flrat, I12S; aocond,
.'; third, 2I.
Cat boaU, three to Urt-Flrat, 3J;
econd, lio; third, U.
Fishing skiff, sailing, U to JO fnet
Hrnl, ; second, IS.
F.xhlhitlvn, llf.avln( crews.
drund lll In lb vnlng at Foard
Htokaaj' hall.
Hecond lny, August 21 Forenoon
Whltrhall boats, doubl acull-Flrat. fX;
second, IS.
Duck hunt J.
Llfe-lioal, llfn-navliig crew-Flrat, l-Vi;
second, 126.
0ra-d pole con lost- IS.
Hlwll race by tlw Wlllamett Rowing
Club-UUJ.
Ix-g-rolllng conteat.
Bwlmmliif content, 71 yard, free for
all-Mailul.
Hhlps' boat race, four oand-Ftrat, tJO;
second, I0.
Dwlmmlng race, M yards, boy under
II -turFirnt. ti; aaound, 12.
Indian riuioe rai-e First, IX; second,
III
Cuiu-rn, lighthouse teiuU-ra-Flrst,
necoiid, 110.
Tub me U.
Fish bouts, pulllng-Flrst, W; second
110.
Mnrlne International tug of war IW.
Ni-t-ilirunlng lonUst First, W, second.
110.
Chine borne, rac-IO.
Double-scull pleasure, three to start
First, 110; second, 15.
Oliaiacla ruca llox of cigars.
Gigs, Itghthouan tenders Flrat, 13; fee
ond, 111
Milk boat rare, suam flrat, ; aec.
ond, 110. ,
Afternoon-
Columbia river fish boats, sailing, an
chor start, working sulln. F.rnt und
atwctd r1a, choioe of tulo of IluT'
hour's Hotting or Irnla or Marshall's
twkfia; thlnl. four cunen corned bef
fourth. mlr ruUicr hoots; flfht. two
ciuhw corned bo-f.
Whltennll, sailing, anchor aturt First
iro; s.vond, 111).
Greased iole contvat Fint, bog of cl
gur; acond, 12.50.
Cat boat mcvi. sailing-First, Ii5; aec
ond. 110; thml, li
tilnatacle raco Box of cigars.
Cannery Utulcra, sailing schooners
Flrat, tM; ond. (30.
hoow -hiiiars. soiling f irst, 130: oc
ond. :: third. 110.
Duck hunt-U
lH'n. JO-foolera First, IK; neeond, 115.
Sloops, frew for all First 1125: second
100; third, IS.
Gasoline launclx-a, anchor atart First
130; mt'oud, 110.
Fish skiff, anlllng. anchor start Fliat
IS); second, 15.
At night
Grand marine parade, at which a prize
will be given for tho beet drcsned and
ncatrat appearing crew.
Fireworks and other amusements.
AMTLET1C SPORTS.
Third dny Forenoon-
Grand challenge shoot, clay pigeons,
free for all-First. S25; second, 115; third,
no.
Log rolling contest-First, 125; second
IK'.
GranJ International tug of war First,
135; second, 110.
rinitmn pillow conteat rlrst, 16; aec
ond, 15. Championship of th world.
tluavball content Fats vs. Leon.
Grand athletic carnival, under the a us
Pliwe of the Aatorla Football Club. Frlica,
mmlnls.
Sundiiyv-
Grand excursion by the Woodmen of
the World.
Launching of the Mansnnlta.
Orand clam bake.
Kntry books are now open for all events
..t i rice of secretary. W. L. Robb, nt re
gatta ho-idqunrtera.
There will bo no war ships In attend
ance at this year's regatta, at least none
if t'nola 8nm's. It Is lust posxlble, how.
ever, that a foreign vessel will come
In here nt the Invitation of Hr'U-horn
who reside Inere.
The onlry books will lie opened at re
gatta headquarters today, nnd all thono
who wish to participate are requested
to get In early with their entries. Sail-
Ing rules nnd Instruction will be printed
In duo time and distributed to those who
wish to participate In the various events.
It In especially reuqeated that the bunl
nens houses und realdoiices of the city
lie as handsomely dooorated as poxalhlo
during carnival week, and merchants
who carry bunting In ntock will do wnll
to provide a goodly supply.
One thing Is certain. It la going tn
be tho moat auccoanful retratta ever hold
in Astoria, and will brlnga large num
ber of people to the city. The cltlsens
will do well to keep up the enthusiasm
to Uie end.
CLEVER DETECTIVES.
Richard T. Wilson's Jawelry Recovered
and Robber Caught.
Now Tork. August 18. Richard T.
Wilson. Sr., on June 21 th last reported
nt police headquarter that his man si op
on Fifth avenue had' bean robbed the
night previous and that on entrance had
been effected without breaking any door
or window. The deiocUvas assigned to
the Investigation of the burglary learned
that Albert V. Sugden, a former valet
of Mr. Wilson, had been tn the house
on two occasions after he had left the
latter' employ, nnd that na one knew
how he had obtained on entrance.
This Information waa the bnals of the
suspicion that caused the former valet
Lard
Creates
CSV
Dyspepsia
COTTOLENE
cures
Taa) canal n OottoUm Is
powna Una, wllo oar irao nuarvaw-unaowns, as
aWl Ktad an KUon-ointU aeaeoaA on reary tta.
Dot guratd If
stAM
THK W. K. VaXKBAVK OOsTFAaTT
Chtnaao. ML Lou
t-K. MootraaX
to I wati bed by th airthortlb. Fl-
nnlly a deteollve "stool pigeon," whos
name Is also Albert BuguVn, ga;ned the
cotif)d-ire of ti suspi-ctl young man
nnd finally wrung from tha bitter the
details of th robbery and th, Inalde
purilcul.irs of s suit which th -valet bail
brought ngaltmt Mr. Wllnon for all'gtl
dotncl.ve services In in-ekhg to discover
the author of scurrilous latter atlock'ng
Mr. Wllmm's daughter, now Mm. Cor
nelius Vanderbtlt, Jr. Thane liters,
which appeared nliout the time of Ihi
murrUige. were written on l-tter pa t or
two of Die mont arista rule New York
clubs and cleat, d a great s nut!on De.
coy Sug.b n wroia lii ttaa yoti'ia; Krwllnh
miin that un aci-ouril of the similarity
end oihmess of their tmmi-s, they munt
be relative. The vabet ti-pllnl to the
note anl somi an uppar.-nrly strong
frli)'lhlp siirung up betwean the lalr.
VuitiK KuK'U-n gaw bin niimiaakp a seul-
1 mvi l'Hia roirtulnlnu B rec-l!,t for Mr.
Wllwn's Jewelry, which hud lean pl,vd
the d iv after the robin ry In the vaults
of thu New Jern-y TI.Ui arnl Gu-irant . I
foinpiiny. Jersey Clly. Tlia nust while j
In In nhud iwe.l wan found to 1 con- ,
nortlng with nn -x-rom1et who hud tuat !
Is-n ri l'-iimd from the Klng'n county '
peitiltentliiry. '
In the fa. of the ril lenee the accused
broke down and ecu.'. nl the crime
uml the Jewelry wu r-ccnTed.
ANDHEE'8 EXPEDITION.
f?clil!lo Men Are Greatly Interfiled In i
the Viture.
r
N-w York. August 15. A special to
the Herald from Washington jmyn:
Kehntlllc nu n In Waehlnir.oa are great
ly lntertinl In Andrew's polur rxiedltioi
nnd are eager to glean from any relia
ble quarter .nformatlan conorrnlivg It.
Prof. William Hnrkmwei. of the observ
atory'. In dls.-usa.nir It, fold in un Inter
view: "I have no reason to doubt that An
drea may have rvurhed us far as tl
ifc'grev) north latitude. There Is nothing
so remarkable In that- Nan son. for In-
ntaui-e, w-it on far or farther, but I am
Inclined to think the Christiana ttory
In utiivllulilc. I will not say that It In
tmKMM.ble for a currW pigeon to cover ,
th,. On or M.J miles IndlcauJ owr Icy ;
eon. but It would be only one chnocj
i tiioosnn.! if ioic ,m-i
route and If I s vagaries war extendeil
It would die liefore long from lick' of
food. Under the let jioralble chances
a bird might, perhaps, covr the distance
in from 10 to 12 hours .rent jig on the
llouting Ice cn route
"One strong reison for doutK Is that
tha latitude nod Kmarltuda of the place
where the pigeon In raported to have
been shot arc not given m the dl-ajmtchei
nnd that is so contrary to a navigator's !
system as to glvo rise to suspicions.
Then, granting the plseon wna found I
rjid sliol, nnd the alleged letter obtnin-d ;
from It. It Myms very Improbabl that j
a captain so well acquainted and so t
much lntnr,ted tn Andree's plans ns
this one In sold to be. should refuse
to give the letter Into the hands that I
would carry It directly to clvllliii'.lcn, I
but carry It with him furthaT Into the
Arctic regions. He would naturally have
, , , . , , .
been glad to give any such Important
new to the world ns quickly as poa- i
slble." ',
1
MORE GOLD IN CALIFORNIA.
CiUTville, Cal., August IS. William
iruu aim uin imrmer, nn ac.or nameu '
D.llon. have struck what I said to be
one If the richest ledges .that have been
.......I In .1.1. ,( . . . T-1. . ... I
... io. au.wu.-i. l,k men oiuj or-
HvimI hore about noon on Monday, and
before sundown Truax, who Is a miner
recently from Cripple Creek, hud found
what was probably a fortitrs? for both.
Th-s latest find Is situated on Morrison
crea.k. Just lolow the Graves brothers'
chum, nnd atom the Davis placer mine.
Tlw two men were up at daylight yvster-
lay morning and by noun had stripped
elioliL-h lo show- thorn n l.vlim ln-n e.,
,, , . , , , , , i
w ide and of wonderful richness. Dillon ,
canm from Siioranmnio, whora ho was i
stopping. He : known on the variety
stage ns a partner of Lynch.
JOHN BULL AGAIN.
Now Wants to Grab Cllpperton Island
From United States. j
San Francisco, August IS. The arrival !
of the summer Navarro from Clipper-
town Inland confirms previous rumors
of possible diplomatic! complications with
Great Britain over the ownership of that
bit of lund sltuulted 600 miles west of
Acapulco. It seems that England has
never ocqlred a title to the tsalnd. Sev
eral years ago It was discovered that
the Island was rloh In phosphites. The
Onenlc Phosphite Company of thl city
was then organised, and since that time
tlw island has been owned here and
has practically been United States terri
tory. It Is now asserted that English
capitalists propose to buy the: San Fran-
cssca company's Interest, and having
acquired a commercial control, to plaoa
the island undar Great Britain's ling.
A gentleman familiar with the. matter
aays: i t, inimn
'Mexico may assert a claim if England
attempts to annex CUppertoo, and un
der the Monroe doctrine the United
States has a commercial claim that is
ahead of any other.
Oven though neither Mexico nor the
United Stabea may want the Island, the
it.
sold rrrywhr Id on to m
soM la any otnar wa.
Mir T
la. MewTork.
policy of the Unlurf Blown against th
tauvuAia of Eurufwan dorrfnatl'n. on
this oontftem may be exUndd to th
coral Island. Diplomatic difficulties may
arlne In any event unless England de-
abats from attempUns; to acqitr owner
ship." THE MARKETS.
Wheat Make Another Big Jump and
Raoheaj High Water Mark.
Bon Francisco, August li. Hops-Fancy,
10c.
Liverpool. Auguat 18. -Wheat Firm.
New York. August IS. Hops ulot.
Portland, August lit. Wheat Valley,
v3 ami Mc; Walla Wall. S2 and !2'iC.
New York, August IS HUh water
mark for the season wa reach -d In
the wleat mark, today, not only cn
value, but aa to volume of the tians
aclung aa well. Prices advanced 4 to
5c for the day and sal -s reached the
big total of U.2VJ.M bushels. Kxcit -raw.
. preva.lod In the market from tlart to
, flnliih. but parleularly In he las: hour,
when the wheat advances became so
: rapid that frequently fluctuatlvis m-rkel
! ')' Vc f ractlu. s Instead of ko unl c.
I the changes that are ordinarily seen.
jThe total range of September was from
SlVa to V5t4. against U, the lowest prlcj
I of yesterday, and (S'i. the previous Mffh
notch for the reason, . (
INJUNCTION ENFORCED.
I Pittsburg, August 18. Special to th-
Astorlnn.) When court opened this moru-
trig Judges St owe and Collier handed
i down the decision In the Injunction pro
' oeligii of the Nbw York & Clevcl .n 1
Gas Coal Company agai-mt the United
Mine Workers of America, Patrick Do-
Ian. William Warner and others. l"he
1 preliminary Injunction was made perma
, noffit. , ,
f f ; ' t-
BASEBALL SCORES.
1 Baltimore,
August IS.-Baltlm Te 6.
Brooklyn 2.
New York. August IS. New York
! "'"ulnlnia
' Boston, August 18.-B5ton S. Wash
'nSton 0.
i "- "
! MARINE NEWS,
j
1
! VESSELS OX THE W tY TO THE COLUMBIA
KIVER FKOM
ACArri.ro.
Vessel. Tons Kate Dy
Car Wr h, Br h .les...uiAl...
Dunayre. Hrsh aJrt...lniAl...
Marechal auche, br th I7d.nu.vi.
ANTWESr.
Oeht rlvre. Br I k .. 1 I...100a1 5
Uiilllhgjwsdiire, Br ill lii,...KXAl. 21
SALTiaOKt.
George Stetson, Am sh 1710...33.11... 18
c api tou'M,
Sprlngburn, Br ih 2CM...iO0a1...
cAKDtrr.
Aancaley, Brih U91...1O0A1...1O4
FKtr.aliNTLI, Al'S.
Ansmbi, Br bk
mono
IK5...1iX'a1 16
crown of feotland. Br h....
; Keiiee Ktetiuern. tier ah
i I.adv W etitsftinh. Br ih ....
Hottbek,t,erh
Uti-IOOA... S4
Isn)...UWa1..
iM2...inOl. -
1SNJ...100A1-.
HO.MUK0N0.
I Godlva. Br h.
! .Moamouthalure, Br th.
1!12...1TAl. 61
l.71...UK'Al.
lornsdale, Br
2ltt...l0UAe..
I UONolXLr.
j Brenliilda, Brh bML.lOHl...
HELBOl'KSX.
K nrosahlre, Brsh J21tW...10OAl -
NAGASAKI.
Bandaiielra, Br th- 177S...10Ua1.
vau'r.sTla A
i phiiomene, Br sh 1SS2...10ia1... K
I Fmvlnce, Brsh 1hVi!...uioa1...
sutherlandslilre, Br sn ij4a...lU0Ai...
SHANGHAI,
Elginshire, Br sh. . 9W...M0.U.
Beacon KiK'k, Br sli 17:a...l0UAl...
lilnhr iiii hine. Brsh i.W...1iHa1...
Strathsri fe. HrSh... 21.J...10U.U...
j swahsea.
' Prunibu ton, Br tli 17
:...10UA1.
! table bay.
Poltulloch, Br th :'l.i9.liAi
l iauiiwim a.
lilen;ui-ret. Hr str
Citj of 1'eith, Br sh iiTs.
Yokohama.
IOJaI...
loOAl
Peru, Oer sh
A JSlOOal
Monkbarns, Brsh 1771...HXIA1... 'M
Arrucou, Br sli ."J2...iuua1.. -
MARINE
n?CMFWTPSHR
The stern-wheeler Eugone wag expeeted
to leave last night for Alaska.
The Norwegian steamer Florida will
leave dow from Portland this morn-
Ing.
The steamer State arrived in yesterday
from Son Francisco with a large freight
and passenger list.
The yachts Columbia, Undine and
White Wings arrived from Shoal water
bay yesterday for the regatta.
The British ship Andreta, Captain
Nlckerson, from Newcastle, cool-laden,
cleared for Portland yesterday. She
docked In the afternoon at the coal
bunkers and will discharge here before
going to Portland.
NOTICE-BRITISH SHIP
SYNE.
EUPHRO-
I will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by the officers or crew of th
above namrd vessel while tn thl port
without my written order.
DAVTD THOMSON,
Master.
NOTICK f)F RECEIVER'S SALE OF
NOTES AND ACCOUNTS.
Nolle la haretry given, that tha unda-
slKiud as receiver tn tha suit of C. T,
Crosby aa administrator of the estate of
M. C. Crosby deneaaed. Plaintiff v. Sol
Oppnh4mr rt sin, defendants, no a pand
Ing In th Circuit Court of tha Btata of
Orngfm for On loop county and pursuant
to in order of said Circuit Court, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following note) and ac
counts, due from the following named
person, to th eatat of the said M. C.
Crosby deceased, on Monday the 13rd day
of August. li7, at the hour of 10 o'clock
In th forenoon of amid day. In front of
th court house door In the City of As
toria, In Clatnop county. In th State of
Oreg'jn, to-wlt;
ACCOUNTS
N. Ullmor f
Tillamook Lumber Co
David Upton I 71
Robt. West
John Whaldon. I 00
O. 0Brm I SS
Qua Osmundson , 1 10
Herbert Petit. IU
Peter John I 71
C. C. Babbtdg I M
Chas. C. Rosenberg I 14
Str. Mt. Duck 47 27
Union Pacific Co I 91
Barney Gallagher C
E. Llbke K
Owen Mailoo I 25
W. II. Whllcomb 71
A. K. Anderson IK
H. D. Adair 45 16
An lone Antonlch 1 66
Joe Anderson 15 TO
Theo. Broemner 1 7$
A. Bartholomew I 23
C. W. Ham'blln 10 X
P. D. Hull 10 00
Geo. P. Ashley 146 23
Jan. W. King 0 41
John McGuire I 46
Nehab m Lumber Co 29 11
Jno. Pike 10 00
Pacific Pavlrg Co 554 16
A. B. Thompson I 5
W. W. Bracket 66
E. J. Smith 4 15
F. H. Frederckson 4 62
Marry Richard 1 30
A. E. King 43 49
Chas. Stanley I 75
Columbia amusement Co 61 1
Ben Ekoes 1 45
Chas. Addis 1 15
R. M. Lowe 60
SIT, Rsetlew 100
H. E. Stephenson 75
Warren ton Mill Co 23 12
Vorhess - Co iK
O. BUne 66
F. E. Pike 160
Astoria Street Ry. Co 125
Dalglty Iron Works 71 58
Geo. Hill 12 40
Cornahon & Co 14 M
L. Blaman I 00
Scow Bay Foundry IS 51
a Smith 100
John Flenhaara. ( 79
Mrs Upshur 30 60
Maggie Laws 55
F. M. 6verbeck .,...... 60
C. Olvla J
Geo. Pardee 1 50
Johnson & Brown 23
Dr. Alfred Kinney 8 15
N. Larson 83
Mrs. Mary Llneweber 54 73
Str. Cl'y of Frankfort. 2 10
E. Scarborough 7 26
Alfred Tetro 12 10
D. M. Watson..... 2 22
Mr. Packwood 4 75
Frank Stevens
Capt. Thos. Parker 1 61
Wm. Raymond 95
E. 0. Reed 160
N. P. Roberts 3 W
John L. Starr 1 (a
W. R. Mcintosh 23 00
McDonald & Frederklng 1131
Pat O'Hara 10 50
C. H. Pemberton 16 35
James L. Jensen 90
Sam Krugar 1 50
R. H. Kegan 9 70
E. J. Llddlcoat 2 00
Launch Elida 6
H. Marks 73
John Harlan l 23
Hussy & Moody 11 50
Heckards Mill 5")
M. Hansen 6 23
Aug. Johansen 13 01
O. F. Jocobson 14 75
Ed C. Foster 15 23
Capt, Finely 64
S. Fairfield 1.43
Frank Gardner 14 90
L. E. Glllet 45 85
F. B. Hull 37 01
P. B. Heckard t fc5
W. Douglass 5 90
Chas Quinn t
Dr. C. C. Rosenberg C 40
G. F. Richardson 4 47
T. S. Simpson 6 18
B. O. Scaborg S 32
J. N. Laws 9 95
Mr. Miller 1 60
Thos. Normand S 96
Thos. Peterson 10 03
P. W. Parker 3 00
J. B. Johnson 5 00
Mrs. Logan 25
E. F. Llbke 26.95
Jas. McGUl 1 90
John Lace 20 91
O.W. Hill 8 '
G. W. Howater S 50
Toney Huber 9 00
H. J. Hasson 6 00
Nicholas Johns 1 50
Andrew Johnson 16 00
W. A. Ford 16 64
W. Frederlckson 12 05
E. Gustafson 75
J. H. D. Gray 1 45
C. H. Grlbble I 38
Wm. Howe 8 83
Frank Dopplemelr 1 15
Rev. Dllworth 1 SO
Drennon 90
M. Erickson 1 75
Chas. Ehlander 1 10
S. W. Everest 12 70
Mrs. Farrell t 50
Harry Connelly 145
Wm. Chance 93
Robt Chrlstce 4 "0
Columbia Oyster House t 60
E. N. Bussing 71
N. Brasee 80
Capt. Jas. Bell 4 55
Aamold I 73
Alex. Anderson 1 V
C. Anderson 1 00
A. Angarola 1 90
Mrs. Byers 1 75
Wm. IHHinlny. ., IU
C. M. Stark. it
omea Turk 71 (I
O. P. Vpaher II 10
Btr, Manianlt 1 M
CapL Kindred
McOowan Bros, s. TutUe..... I II
W. C. Rlcord in
Tug Wallowa it
H. Anderson I U
Anton Anderson...,,.., If
O. Anderson I M
Chas. A. Davts , 7S
Jaa. Efflnger , IK
Tho. Eoclea 1 10
John Erickson I II
H. T. Crosby U M
D. J. Colbert 1 40
Hector Campbell 10 00
Chlsholra aV Co , 4 71
N. J. CrsJn 1
C. C. DaJton I TO
Wm. Beck 1 40
Mrs. Belcher 1 N
F. M. Bos worth
M
a
to
1
23
X
II 43
4140
St H
11 61
UH
till
1144
120
me
190
a
171
120
ItO
, 1 00
, 150
ISO
, 10 00
E. T. Brown
Ah Dock
A. Anderson
G. Angarola
M. J. Barr
H. M. Snow
W. W. Parker
O. P. Graham
O. P. Henry
Jno. Anundl
Alf. Olbbons
Joe Leathers
Louis Martin.
Ocean Canning Co
Belle Parker
Scow Bay Wood Yard....
P. A,TrulIhiger
Mrs. F. F. Clayton
Captain Brown ,
Christensen Johnson..
Chas. R. Johnson
Louis Poulson
Geo. Woods
New Astoria Land Co...
NOTES.
Nov. 24, 18S8. John R.
Cow den.... I 75 00
Nov. 26, 1888. John R. Walker 151 51
Nov. 19, 189L Thos. G. Davidson 2M Jl
Dec. 21. 18&1. IL D. Newtourry 154 64
Dec. H, 189L Thos. H. Fos 176 02
Dee, It, ISSt J. C. Davis 71 55
Apr. 25, Ml Llddlcoat Crlbb 277 M
Apr. 25, 1SS3. Llddlcoat A Crlbb 74 50
Oct 17, IK Chas. JL Inora 62 64
He. 22, U.W. J. L, BUrut, O. R- Stout 224 00
Dec. ft 1853, Otto V. Hall. Wm. A.
Graham 2 78
Dec 10, 1893. N. Nlelson 14 69
Dec 20, 1893, O. P. Graham 00
Dec. 10, 1853. Alfred Kinney M W
Dec , 1S3J. G. W. Fisher 41 49
Dec , 1893- J. H. D. Gray 125 M
Dec 10, 18! F. J. Goodnough B
Dec. 30, 1803- D. A. May J.f.f.f.T UH.
Dec 10. 1S33. O. A. SUnson 70 14
Dec. 10, 1891 Sarah A. Ross 6 IS
Dec. 10, 1891 Knute Soter 1 20
Dec to .1891 H. M. Thatcher 40 S3
Dec 20, 1881 Jo. Walsh IS )
Dec 10, 1894. Geo. HU1 48 II
Jon. 18, 1S95. A. 8. Mc7roaky, C. 0.
Bottom 60 00
Mch. 1. 1S95. W. H. Smith 19 86
May J, IS56. T. L. Frailer 139 96
July 10, 1895. Harry Crlbb 100 00
July 15, 1855. J. T. W. Andrews, C.
E. Bayles (mortgage) 276 46
The said accounts and notes will be sold
separately to the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN FOX Receiver.
Hold's the world's record for
long-distance fast running
Better than
the best-
tjulck aa the quickest tha
Burlington's "St Paul-Chicago
Limited."
An electric UgUted,steam
heated, wide vestlbuled
train, fresh from the
builder's hands. Built at a
coat of nearly 1123.000. Most
beautiful, luxurious, com
fort able, complete train
ever placed tn service on
any railroad In any coun
try. Leaves St Paul at 8:06 p.
tn. dally. Compartment
and standard sleepers, day
coaches, chair cars, a la
carte diner and buffet
smoker.
NO EXTRA FARES.
Ttcsets at office of all
connecting lines,
A. C. SHELDON,
General Agent, Portland. Oregon.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Columbia River and Puget Sound Nav
igation Co.
STEAMER "TELEPHONE."
Leaves Astoria dally except Sunday,
p. m.
Leaves Portland daily except Sunday,
a. m.
STEAMER "BAILEY GATZERT."
Leaves Astoria dally except Sunday and
Monday at 7 a. m.; Sunday nights at 7
o'clock.
Leaves Portland daily except Sunday at
p. m.
Leaves Saturday night at 10 o'clock.
STEAMER "OCEAN WAVE"
Leaves Astoria for Portland Wednesday
and Friday at 8:30 a. tn.; Sunday at T
, m.
Leaves Astoria for Flavel and Ilwaco
Tuesday and Thursday at I p. m.; Satur
day at 7 p. m.; Sunday at 8 a. m.
STEAMER "OCEAN WAVE"
Makes round trips) every Sunday from
Astoria to Flavel and Ilwaco.
Returning, leaves Ilwaco Sunday eight
at 5 o'clock, Wednesday and Friday
mornings at 7 o'clock, always landing
at FlaveL
Leaves Portland for Astoria. Flavel and.
Clatsop Beaoh and Ilwaco. Tuesday..
and Thursday at 8 a. m.; Saturday at.
11 o'clock noon.
V. B. SCOTT, Presndamt
B. A. Seeley, Agent Portland.
C W. Stone, Agent, Astoria.
Telephone No. IL
A. V. ALLEN,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Fruit
Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and
Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies.
eSor. Tenth a d Coiiunereial strata,