The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, August 21, 1898, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHK -1UILY.. ASTOIILLV, SUNDAY AIOUNLNO, AUGUST 2 1, "WUM. - it THE W BATHER FAIR. AROUND TOWN. SUNDAY. l.v n-hlch still ni1ureth Inn, Content to suffer and be strong. That makea alt Ufa one eons;! on long. Conjtreiratloiial church "Tha Cr1ttcl Point of L-lfe't lUc," and "A Multitude cf Witnesses" will e the themes. All ar cordially Invited. Mr R. P. Burn and Mra. Woods of Hauler, and Mra. Albey. of Oregon City. re vtsltlna; with Mr. and Mra. W. J. fkully during tha regatta, Orar church Dtvlna services at U a. m. and 7: p. m. The Rev. William R. Powell, of Portland, will preach In the morning, Service at Holy Innocents, VP pertown, M MO. Norwegian Evawtelreol Luthern church -English Sunday svfcool at a. m.: Kn Irtish services at 1:4& a. m.; test: "Pharl ee and the Publican." Norwegian er vlcea at I p. m. Tha Want 8hora Mllli company have Jut received a Urge lot of flr cordwood from Btalla. Waah., which they are offering at very low figure. Sea advertisement In another column. The Misses Eugenia and Beatrice Kern, at Portland, and tha Mlea Cora and laolen Shaver, of University Park, are vtalllng In the city. gueMa of Mr. and Mra. tteorgs Hawea. M!m Ida E. McFaden. the stenotrar-her for the Oreponlan building, who ha been a guest of Mra. George Hawea for the pant few days, returned to Portland liat night. A correction la neoesry on the time card for special nj regular train of tha A. ft C. ratroaii on tvrstta datea. Ail train, esceptinz those leaving Astoria for 6e1d 11 p. m. and 12 p. m. will run on Flavcl brawn.. At the M. K. church this morning the music will be a ?.U1 feature of the service. Praidea male quartette of un-j ASTORIA'S GREAT Pine Kcather, Nlfj Crowds, Splendid Kaccs, Special Pcttircs. rORTLAXD TKOI'HY CIT 0X 4 He Is a Wise flan I u Dr. Dipttsn Ike lady Sijli Scill Hat Dinars lattl Crtv fciaitr of lie Barge Race Deciian tot .Made it Sailiag Races. THE greatest day aver seen In Astoria closed last night In a blase of glory on tha bay never before equalled on this coast. The regatta Is a pronounced sucess. Ten thousand people witnessed the events on the water yesterday, which crowded one another so closely that It was Impot stble front any one point of view to keep track of them. The early morning opened calm and clear, with a slight breeae. the water be ta good for the rowing races. hlcn were pulled iff at once. At noon the queen. Mr. S. Normile. crowned amid impressive ceremonies, and was pre sented by Mayor Bergman w:h the keys cf the city. Shortly before noon the wind stiffened Into a spanking breeie from the north west, and some of the most exciting races on the coast took place during the after noon. The bay was tilled with steamers and craft of all kind. Including the rl.ig- ship of Vice Admiral Richardson. Ihe Col umbine, which oa also the Ju.!c KH. AJmlral Day s ship, the Sadie 11.. thelW tug Relief. Commodore K. S. Edwards' hi j Hurd, Commodore Hanthorn's Ma H.iicl. ( the Elmore. Etovtrlc, ttoo noo. unu .. .. If you were) In ntd, j would any Mor. ' ktcper give) yon WHO DOES ! t j Greenback? ; THE NO!! RIGHT Tho, why aboulj THING i you pay $5 cktra oa ' every $io purchase, I AT wbeei It haj been I proved THE right 1000 Times ! i T,ME Tlut we un and do mvi our ciutomer o PER CEM on i v Clothing Hats Shirts. Trunks r rt g THAT'S tu"CM" HERMAN WISE g The Reliable Clother and Matter jjj t I 6 s ( 8 s 8 E 9 I 6 I s I n service, mwi i u qwn.. .-, tll . 4 1 f 1 EEmmmiim. Regatta Cloak Sale render a sola. Dole contents, high diving from a fi-foot plaiform. submarine clivers at work on , Tlcke; for the Sunday ?- s'.l-- thp um of the river, swimming: curslon are now on sole at tl. krt ol.l.-e on mat(.htf log T0mng contests, etc. In the I Commelal stre.-t and l;Ht. t c-nu . swlmmluj5 mauh r ot San . for Che round trip. Thee tlcketa will not Franc,l(K0 n(r,m ,he winner; Webb, be honored ir pe until Sunday, thej gan PtAnclac0m ?fCl.nd. A land parade! Ost. but ara placed on sale In order to Marvvllle. Cat.. Chinamen and i JockctH, Cnpcts, Fur Collnrcttcs, Chlldrcn'B JockctH - Regatta - Specials - GREAT BARGAINS IN SAILOR HATS Evory Sailor hat in the houso to be closed out at almost half price. Ludies black brocade mohair skirts, full width, linod with good taffeta. Velvet- . Cf een bound, only uv Ladies' al I wool colored skirts,ful l width, bost lining, woll made, volvoteon bound. C'vcn only P-5U GREAT SHIRT WAIST BARGAINS Wo aro going to closo out every Shirt waist wo have in Stock at groat reductions in price. We placo thorn in threo lots. Lot 1 All our 60o porcale Shirt Waists to bo closed out at 35c Lot 2 All our 76c porcale Shirt Waists to bo closod pn- DUG out at Lot 3 All our $1 26 percalo chain- bry blouso front Shirt Waist to be closod out at 95c SHANAHAN BROTHERS Ttt Only Hloro Tlint Hell Cltcnp prevent a rush at the Depot on the morn- lng- of the list. The surf boat exhibition drill by the tnelr "i(C dragon closed tne oay eemc. THE CORONATION. The queen. Mrs. 3. Normile. wa escort- I t .-. r a. V ...... U s-h.P Ka im Point Adam, life savin, crew was one ot n.. y. . ... -- -; " the most tnteresUng feature, of the revat-; - y -- - .JTill: to the throne by the Manl.a I UBJ BsirniWII. A lllrUBIJUf U4 Jv 0 O i the dock and perched on the buliainK witnessed the performance of the crew capsltlna; and rtthtina; the life boat. Tbey brought the boat down each time, step ping on the aide, turning clear over with out stopping. guards. The crowning ceremony was per- i formed by Miss iiadge Sovey. after , which the queen wss received by Mayor Bergman and prepensed with the key. and freedom of tne city, cne mra nra.j.- reply, thanking htT s or conferred and nleure for one The iManlla guarda, composed of I nrn,.i;U1uii,tn. onenlnr the rejratt.i on I comely young maidens, were the center of . d tfc JPort4 on land. The attraction on tne street, yesieroav. in their natty costumes, haversacks, sabre and fatigue cap. they presented a pictur esque appearance. Their time was fully occupied betwean drills and Invitation, but they went through the routine with Without exception the handsomest ever displayed west of New York. ALL ARE SAHPLES, which means "refection," and there are hundreds of them NO TWO ALIKE purchased from the largest house in the world the H. B. Chatlin Co., of New York, for ',u cents on the $l.(n). A safe guar antee of a select style at less than manufacturers' cost. su.fortbehon-jM-nij p MpnnnnpH Commercial St., BSTOHIA j promising gawy and j m thllrjll Ot lllOLUllllCll igl and 163 Third St., PORTLAND and all. She then IMued ' ' queen look.xl ctinrming. gurrounueu ; the winners or tne various s.unn her hand.me m.ii's of hon.ir. The gmr.d I rowing race.. Nv-r b.f.re has there stand was packed with people, who rend-' h.-n nuch ex.-t :ng and cl'sly contesteU ered due homage to their ruler, while the ' pv. n,, n ..tor.a. A. the Whitehall. First Ri'Ktment oand played p.itnotlc iilrs. nh touts. !'H)ps. on, and cut boats clile the delicate question as to which The ojeen and her court appeared on be for., a -.tiff t r ! t-ie n ' the last two were the winner, the coup!'' sprlgri.liness even to the last. The exhi-'tfie pnnd stand last night to view the wa fun f ar. l interest. The f'.ir-j a.ilke.1 two or three times afterwards t the cake walk. :x couple touk part, tn number being lessened by boing ll'uall (led until only couples on., and si re malnl. The JU'lires being unahle !) d bltlon drail and sabr practice was very cred'.tat.le and was spoken of very highly. jmanne purtwve. - 1 oare.1 scull. tr;l.' s.ulls. life tM sn'l I Professcr B;g. and the committee warship boats mv!e a magnlllcent "how- ! havw arranged tJ convey the queen Ing. The A. & C. railroad will run extra and her two maid in waiting. Mi" ' Perhaps the future of the d iy was the trains. In addition to those advertised on; gfxkton and Miss Gray, on the excursion single scull race, won hy Pr. Implessa. nchedule. tor excursion froiav Astoria to t.j Sea.iJe today, accompanied by the Ma-. of San Kr an . is , who r--vel the Seaside, SKinday. August a. These trains nii g-j.irJ. where they will be enter- handsome stiver cup offered by the I'ort will leave Astoria begutntn; at 7:C a. nV! ia!n.-l at one of the hotels fur lun h. Tnis anj vn:mlttpe. which the do tor hlmsrlt nMrir a nosiM and vr hour and ' . r.in iho ronrert at the oiH'ra i.v 1 th handsomest trotihv ever nut through the hall, and ot Its cloe thfl half duiint; the day. returning from house the queen will occupy one of the up Tor a similar race In American waters, j winner of the cake was still very much In Seaside the some. Excursionist, will be boxes. dresed In her royal robes and ac-! The four-oared scull ra e between tha doubt. It was decided. However, mat .no decide the result, the audletw-e i herring whistling and shouting, and the ban playing, maklr an aggregation of Jublty that b.-gg.irs descripti on. The nff ilr a exceedingly pr'tty, grace and i-l'ginco of deportment being displayed thit woul do crellt to a Chesterfield. The applause that greeted Ihe Ust performance ei-how Clven Information as to leaving r.me ofjeompanied by her maid In a.tlng. an.l Alame-la. California, and the JJurrard ln trains at the denot. Tickets on sale at . hrr roval corts the Manila iruapln. who , British Culumtna. crews created a dl depot and at city ticket office. IZi Com merctal street Fred Bailey. Mis. Beltt. San Frzncls- O; Dan Thorp. J. W. Mann, wife and daugh- dl- i were In fine condition and made a splen- will take & jrmanent part In the con.ert, ft, Urttlsh Columbia, crews created singing solos and thoruses. WATER SPORTS. The water sports In front of the grand stand were pulled oft In a lively fashion ter. Miss Willi. J. B. Kellogg. George md k.pl ,he lnu.rel,u spectator. In a 1 be awarded the cake and No. a prlxe as the Ixnt dressed couple. 8CNDAY. )mnd regatta excursion to rt.ild' did abowinir aainsi an tih lid and rough Trains leave every twoir of the duy, . . I lutlliwin HMi'i-nsLon at S.sifllde Mrvcle -.. a 1 n .... Btnms P.l.'h r n m Ala ... , .. , v.. mo - rbllnf i. N. . and concert: clam onow medas were a little in the lead, but Justly, regular llsh dinner at the beach ho off the HaKshlD their boat capslied and tela Cameron. Joseph B. Be- k. Charles Ferin and and wife. Ftwnk Campbell. W. B. Fcheimer. J. Ernest Lavidlaw, J. C. Mc Donald. H. J. Barnea. P. A Murray. B. U. Slgler, A. J. Coffman. L. B. Peoples, H. J. Idleman. E. C. Rumelln. Mis Wells. although It was quickly righted the Bur- rard Inlets easily won the race. Much interest wai ahown by the naval batalllon In the outcome of the rowing state of ex' ltement all day. The tub race wa won by Anthon Brown, Joseph Hob son second, Charles O'Connor third. In the greased pole contest Otto Bk:tM was first and Tom Mcliugh ex?ond. -p-i ,i . j 1 1 .. m .... ri i . Portland; J. F. Longhran. Chehalls; W. I Adams life saving crew was heartily ap- 0 1 l rorllanJa ne C. K.r. John Qulgley. Tillamook. Ellis ! tt.Z .a n " P"t P . nM raca and made n egcaedtn.. The high jump exhibition from a CS-loot or(anil The portand were out. platform was a surprise to the public and blJ. wh a 1Jfht ,he 0UlCom, elicited great applause. probably would be different. It la afe to The live goose chase was won by Tom ,ay ,hat a me0lum or helvy boat tvxi. wno go. me goos. RETURN TO ASTORIA. Wheeler. J. E. Tlmson. J. Wilson and wife. Ilwaco: D. E. Brewer. Chemawa, Or., are at the Murray. Editor E. C. tolackford of the Clatskante Chief was In tha city yesterday, accom panied by O. E. Elliott. Mrs. Stewart, .David McDonald and wife. Mrs. Geary. R. M. Graham and wife. Mr. Wisnom, Mis. Delia Graham. George Freeman, mered concert by CI. N. U. bund a Fisher's opera houso. vku! and Instru menial music by m.-mlxTS of the Manila niaril anil almrlna1 hv Aatorla'a iVMtel I race Between members ot tne o.conia ui-; volcea. vision or Aiiona ana tne Mm na nm. movdav Single shell mce. prlxe medal. Punt race, prize H. Kour-irel suell race, prlso mlal. IdilliKM. ascension and parachute Jump oy i-nror r.orision. Barge nur, irle molal. Outrtggera skiff race, prixa medal. Clay pigeon shoot, prizes I, lli and hunting coat. Clny pigeon shoot for boy, prts to be niM. the member, of the Second division can easily pull away from anything on tha Miss Deavey. George Graham. Jessie, a crib of wooden .tick, on the bottom of Graham, A. S. Graham and wife. Mi's the river, which wa hoisted on to the Denam. Mis. Deavey. Mis. E'.lloW. Mrs. ' barge. The submarine diver. John Nelson, the champion, attached a line to an anchor j coal The wlnnln(f tT,.w waa compoi 0f ana lot ot pipe at me oouom 01 me rvver , p,,,., Poh W(man an,, Manaula and had Uiem hoisted abova while Fr.tx EnsKn Spenct.r anJ 0unn!r Reed. Derunck. another experienced diver, built THE EVENING. The evening entertainment, opened with Edn Cole. A. L. Woodard and wife, arwjj The greatest V rolling contest ever a Iar'd parade by the Chinese, which LUNCH. Field .porta at Van Dusen'a grounda. Entries close at . p. m. August b), nt C. J. Trenchiird". office. l' yard dash. 29J ynrl dAsh, quarter mile run, nir mn run, running nign i lump, broad Jump, pole vault, IS) yard I hurdle Vr. Henrv Krat h f-nAin m,nli.ni'.n..l r.n h. v.e em off lata In ! Ied through the principal street. or Klatskanie. Mr. Blackford Is very the afternoon between Curamings and Ae-y crowdi-d with people. Following much Intereated In establishing close I. the former winning two falls out of, w:i" ,ne manne parade on tne ixiy. trade relation, between Astoria Clatskanle. Chlnnee and Indians TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM. Effectually yet gently, when costive or bilious, to permanently overcome habitual contitlpation, to awuk"n the kidney ind liver to a healthy activity, without irri tating or weakening thi m, to dispel head aches, colds, or fevers, use- Syrup of Fig., made by the California Fig Syrup Co. and I three. Both men were In the pink of con-: " "reo.ss an" obstruction 01 dltin : t.ervera s iieet. iiun'irexis were turned The' most excftlng and .dentine swlm-j away trom ln" wa,r font and could got m!ng eoirtest ever n on this coast wa. n0 vl-w of the Interesting features of this that between Pape and Webb, of San frt ' lne ""nival. The grand stand Franeo. over KVyard course, the form- was o It. limit, and every inch -rtnnira- ot available space on the docks wa. o- ThA d:irlr hun ers. ; a"d maile a weird and effective sight over Manila guard, on board the tug Relief for ine water. .rin around thn racing course Tha nine. race, putting 1 pound .hot prize medHls. Irteyrie race, prize I pi. Ground roc. prlz 123. Wheelbarrow race, prize K. Ssick men, prize 15. Three-leggwl race, prize j. Trick bb yi-lfl performancft. Finn nntlofuil snorts, nrlze II Footlsill, llwaeo vs. Indians, prize a. Mumc hy u. w. u. tsand. Twelve member, of tho nnvnl bntiilllon wa. won by the hunt- cuplfd. The fireworks were well handled were detailed yesterday to receive the ! poard & Stokes hall was packed lust ! miscarried, at least so fur on tho naval ro up to the hour of going to press this nKht by an appreciative and fashlonablo serve wa concern'!, for they were hope- morning ir.e j iok-s nao nui aonou.. audience to witness, the participants In b ssly disappointed In attaining their main Mo danger in Schilling's Best tea. It is delicious besides In a Woman's Care a'.mot every artt'le of wearing appartj will last longer than If looked attar b a man. Soma women nrglert their footwear Shoe of flna appearanca. rather lhaa good quality, attract them. But In buying .hoe. her. It la ln posdbla to maka a mllk. Tha ap pearance and atyle 1. all that tha mov faattdlou could dlr. and tha quaMj keep, pact with both. Our price, ara regarded a. wonder fully low by wis buyer.. Petersen & Brown. object. It was thought all the drtnlls had been satisfactorily arranged the previous evening between Commodore Kdwsrd. Captain ltamlall and Lieutenant Sher man, but the elusive guard were not to be seen when tho appointed hour had come. They were engaged a escort to tha queen on board tho flaatshlp I'olum. bine, and remained on the bout after the coronation. A great many event were coming off at the same time and It was Imposslblo to carry each one through without some hit. h arising. The detail rf tho renerve remulned on the Relief with Captain Racial) and enjoyed their trip n the river. They were In command of tho quartermaster, who hailed a row tn.at to take him on board the Columbine lying at unchor with the Manila guard and several Invited guests on Ixaird. No other nltlier of rank being In the ilntnll they were left without a commander and were put ashore soon afterward by t p tain Randall. THE MANILA GUARDS. The Manila guards have come. To the Ixsitlng of the drum They arrived keep it mum They aro here. And the town Is nt their feet ' As they march ulong the street And the loud hnzzahs that greet Are sincere. They have come to give us battle. And of broken heart that rattle After eiicn flirtation, prattle Will bo heard. Rut the cost must not bo reckoned When a dainty hnnd ha. beckoned For a man who fiddles second Is absurd. A national organization Llkn thlH representation 'if tho fairest of tho nation In Immense, If with one you rhnnco to olne. Don't forget n 111 tie wln Or a crawfish dinner firm Hang expense. The "National" Is tho place iFor a quiet lunch In enso You desire somothlng at moderate ex pense Gorgu Hartley Is tho man to see nnd don't forget tho number. Clearance sale of broken lines of Ladies' and Children's Shoes at less than cost. Childrens' sandals, 25 35, 50, 75c and $1. Ladies' 50,75, $1, $1.25. The piico: are such the goods cannot last long. Take ad vantage of these rare bargains by coming at once. THE BEE HIVE Have you seen our two-clasp chamois Gloves, with em broidered backs? Albert Dunbar, Cor. !th and ('onimercUl Ntrttts September Delineators and Patterns are here. Looks Good. Meat may look good.tut Is it? Som e people can tell food meat when tbey see it. Tbey can say wbetber It is tender by feeling It, tut nine peo ple out of ten can't. If your purchase Is made of us you may rest assured the meat Is all right and If it's not tbe very best when it's served, it's In tbe cooking. 9ft ROSS, HIGGINS& CO. A LOVELY PRESENT. Ono of the prettiest features of the car. nival waa the presentation to the qucol) yi-Hterday of a beautiful boquet of flower. The proBcntutlon wa miulo by Mayor Bergman, who wn accompanied by Judge H. I'ngo and several (HxtliufiilHhwl vlHltor. Mm. Normile hod returned to Mra. Hohh' millinery parlor tifler the j coronation, and waa still In tier royul robe whim the mayor and hi friend en tered, Mr. Bergman made a Mhort preaon tatlon Hpeex.'h to tho queen who now rule tho city, uHNurlng her of hla loyulty utid etnem. "Accept, mont gracious queen, thl LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES AT THE SPA VWVVWVifVrVirVWlV I ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY" : Tolcphone No. 03 I Handles Onlv the Choicest MpatQ : J -.w.www aiara.a.M J j 415 Commercial tt., next Palaca Peitaurant. (Continued on page throe..)