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The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
THE DA1.1.E
OREGON
TKOinLK WITH INSANE 1'KOri.K.
1,J' Experience "With
C miv Coachman.
Saixsi, Or.. Jn'ty 24. Three insane
patients were received at the a-y'.ara to
day. Oat- wa Mrs. Mattie Keaton, o: '
Caleb, Grnnt coanty. who ?ay? ?he 2;
pursued by two jrirls who intend to de
stroy her. She is 30 years of a?e. Mr,
fcophia Waliine of Marshtield. aged 74
years, has a desire to burn everything
about her, and threatens to strike and
kill her niece. She has Wen insane
often during the past two years. Oliver
Jones, a colored coachman, who had t
been working for J. L. Parrish three
years, was committed from Salem.
This tnorninc he attempted to force Mr.
Parnsh's little son to drink liquor, but
was prevented by its mother. Then he
asked Mrs. Parrish for ?20. He was
told to write a check for that amount
and she would sign it. Instead he made i
the figures $-oO, and tried to make the
lady sign for that amount. Fearing
that he would do her harm, she did so.
He then went down town and tried to i
cash the same, hut could not before '
word was sent to the banks. Later, a
complaint was sworn out and he was ;
taken before Judge Hubbard and ad-;
judged insane. '
CHANGED HANDS.
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LUhen
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H. C. NIELSEN,
Clothier and Iailor.
Good
. .Decidedly the Finest Line of
Gents' Kurnisliing:
Trunks and 1 'aises, etc., etc.
COK. SECOND AND WASHINGTON. THK DALLES. OK.
HORSES HORSES
J. S. COOPER,
Vomer Ram, VSIOS STOCK YARDS, Chicago, 11U.
The largest and only strictly commission dealer in horses in
the" world, will 'hold his oth extensive sale of west
ern branded horses for season 1S93, on
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J. O. MACK,
So Humor Sj- nf the Tactile Short Line .
and the Sioux City Ar Northern.
Sior. Falls, la., July 23. It is said
on tolerably reliable authoritv that the
Illinois Central has closed a deal by
which it takec possession of the Pacinc
Short Line, including the incomplete
bridge acro the Missouri river at this -point.
President Fish was here a iew
days ago, and is said to have relieved
the Garretson combine of its lease a;
that time. The Journal gives it as the
statement of an official of the road that
the short Line will be extended to 0?
den, with probably a stub into the ,
Black Hills within the next two years. t
President Hill of the Great Northern. ;
is here and little attempt is made to 1
conceal the fact that the Sioux City ii:
.Northern ha- passed into his hands.
PHOTOGRAPHER
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air for best portraits and views.
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Finest Peanut Roaster In The Dalles
2 3 S
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CitvStables,-!
tlnly Mi39iouarie.
"Wasuixgto.v, July 24. So far as the
etate department is informed, there are
no American citizens residiug in Siam,
The Dalles Daily Ghroniele. '
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Corner of Fourtr ard Federa- The Da'.les. Oregon.
3ERTSON
ropritortj
R. L. Stcveneoii,
Rudyard Kiplint:-
A. C'onan Poyle.
, Cctave Thant't,
i William Iean Howell!",
Uret Ilarte.
Clark RusstiH.
Joel Chomller Hurrit-,
Thomas Hnrdv, Hamlin Unr.atKi,
.1. T. TrowhriJire. l'rof. K. .y. Hohlcn,
.leiome R. Jerome. l'rof. C. A. Yuunc,
France- Hoi(:on Rurnett, H. 11. Koyt-cen,
Theodore Roosevelt.
Joaquin Miller,
()illcrt Parker.
John Rurroushr,
EAS A PAiTILT 0?
2000 BEADEES.
They read The Chrontule t. ?et the ite: and
mos: reliable ) eu s. And they read everr line '
that i in the pair That is what mates the
Chronicle on invaluable adverti inc ciedium.
except missionaries. It is not believed . aWsilr :ia:
:e- tf the fsmiiv
Jto be necessary to take any special , . . . " j.e whta ,hev desire to
measures lor tneir proteaion. ine . reach the tople. v.-h thev Trant mur nad
These Stables have on hand tin- tinest Livery in Eastern
Oregon, and can accommodate patrons with either Single
or Double Rigs, closed Hack? or Carriages day or night.
Mr?. Robt. Louis MevenMui.Catmle tlammariou,
F. Marion Crawford, Lillie Chase "Wytnau.
Marpiret Deland, Harriet Preycotl Spotl'ord,
Ilerl)ert I). Ward, Edward Everett Hale,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelp?, lx)uise Chandler Moulton,
Robert Rarr.
Henry M. Mauley,
Archibald For be?,
Andrew La tip,
,-arah Ornc Jewett
Ir. J. . Rillin1!.
W. K. Henley.
Cajt. Charles King.
IVIORE ROOM
AlphonHe Datidct,
Caiiiile Flammariu
'-United States has no representative in their announcements will be found jn
irr kok 1 11" over oar colccin? tnc u&'ervc ti
C5rn nnd tlir nnnanl.!fnr!Ll nt Ranrknk. I
. . . . .... , . " . . tion o: the truth of this assertion liemcmb.;:.
-wt ' " r' CI-"t j 4 ya(5e oi a family of two thou -and
- leaving tne otnee in charge oi ins son,
the vice-eonsu:. If the welfare of our
Tnissionaries should 1 threatened,
which is unlikeiv, thev can withou
v3oubt secure protection on application
-to the minister of some other nation, as j
jsii! be the case with the French resi-j
dents. The commercial interests of the !
United Stales in Siam are insignificant,
the exporta being very few and the im
ports being made up of teak wood, used
in shipbuilding, and some trifles of
oriental and Malaynesittu decorative
work.
Also, can furnish First Cias-
he par: or driving teams, havinc added t-,
he verifica- I
at-commodation? to teamuters with freight
i worth siskins: for through these i
euiu.nin'i, eir'iallJ" at our verv
JOHN PASHEK, .
Merchant Tailor';
n Tl-i n.'-UJ Thomas-Hardy.
uuimiiurciai mmm mim. ivard KiPn,,c.
Th
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76 Court Street,
Next door to "Wasco Sun Office.
Has jnt received a fine lhie of Sample'
for purine and summer Suiting.
Come afli See the New Fasiic
llrlclitrr I'inuucial l'rotpectn.
Washikcto.v, July 2-5. As viewed at
the treasury, the week begins with
brighter financial prospects. A number
of recently failed banks are taking the Cleaning and Repairing
necessary to resume, anu wmp- w ord SaUgfaction naranteed.
trailer Eckels a lending them all the ,
aid possible. The First National bank t ij r- Daily Evening fhroracle it :mcii
n; ;,,., in Ci whio, ri'inrnwl if. 1 rl L, a-" iacntinllr the home l':r fo- tn- J
oi Auta A.na, cau, w nicn rtsumeu -at-. aJjtuy f0ikli u n J IT Thi' ,,"t ba0
urd3V, received in derwsits 12,000, reputation. :-ome n Uivlll -ff "f ur lt
. .," . ... , . , citizen.' wotnh the column of thu n n D C D I
while the withdrawals amounted to only i daily for the spiciest local news, it rnrLrt
Ench nutuU-r uf McCLURE'S MAGAZINE eontnlnt tw hnmlwitae". ill .utrntrd interTifwi
wttn xuen zntnoiis in")iiie
Jules Verne. Arclideacon Farrar.
Prnfiwu Hiuli'unn Harnett. Thomas A. Ldlnon. Cainile J-lamtnarion.
Tissandier, the famouH F. Hopkinson Mntth, Fxlwartl Everett Hale,
French Halloouist, H. H. Royesen, Prof. Graham Jiell.
and many othern. have iurnlidied material for enecinlly j.ivimrvd interview w hich -il apper
(ully IllUBtriUol in lhl luucnzltie
thir mjiblec lar"e fWdinp and wiil'OU room. Each number contain! two or three burt norie by liimoun uutliorx fully W. unruled Mii.ieic win
" iiienr in eurly tiutuliorfi by
William Leau Howells, R. L. Stevenson,
Uret llarte, Sarah Orne Jewett,
Jo?l Chandler Harri". Harriet Pren-ott Spollord. Octave lhanet,
Coniui Doyle, Frances Hodgson Rurnett, Stanb'y J. Weyumn
HENRY N1 STANLIiY
will rmtribute. es;'Cially for young teudem, a tbrtlliiiBl iiiterwiUnK U rj African iVilvrntntt.
NATURAL HISTORY AND ADVENTURE.
There will be kovptoI articles written by Raymond Bloinujoyt, who linn enlliil 1T Mr T
.-U"ad the b.t interviewer in England, fntu mntertal tuntliiliett lilm by KrlHjtnlmk fiiWO'
burs- the (treat animal imiirlT and trtum-r 1 lie article!, dent with
The Capture of Wild Reabts. The Transjiortation of Wild Reaotr.
The Training of Wild P.ea-ts. The Adventures and Escape? of Karl Hageuliec.
The serie will oe Illustrate! by an Enclinh artist nl arsnow ledaed Mtut in arawins it . i a
i,.irv it,., f.ii. r r lt.ii.oi.R. Ir.. f Aitiurrr. and other writers lainotin f Hie r w li
thii. tii-ld, will contribute l the mai;u.-.l!K-.
Of Interest to both Young and Old will be
PROF. R. L. GARNER'S AFRICAN EXPEDITION TO THE GORILLAS.
ArraiiKi-inentu have b-en made, in connection with n leadlln; Encllan re lev, to imbMi. lfot
Garner'n letterx deicrilitiveof hl ptt-ient exi-dltiou to Africa, l'rof. Gamer lit tinted the wtww
over for the curlotm and interetinir iiivt-iticutiotm he in imikinc In the utieech ui rootikets 1I
kulll for Africa lt Fvpterolvr for the Bale of further liurnuiiiK lii" fctndien in the native hnunUOf
the corilla. The llluntrationii for thi.e article will be from plintopraiih taLen by Ynl C.itrn.-r
The magazine alo contains most interenllnc nrticlen under Hie follow iiiK comirehi'nnlve hetai
" The Edge of the Future." " Knowledge of Immediiit- nine
" Newest Knowledge." " The Present Hour. '
" Stranger than Fiction," etc.
in iiclruuvc ur in tnoiithtr intnllmcnu hb dilrvd.
Wt mwVy thin cxcqUunol oifer in order thut we inny Kruro n Inw ttuirlnr nl iwvr Hilrrtn,
Dhlles
6000. This is regarded here as an evi
dence that confidence is practically re
stored on the Pacific coast.
uneceefil in clvaninc the field, and bene.
in jonularitv and importance Tate It aw!.;i
yon who don't try some of its nreiniuui ofler-
llaa Askrd Enclaud' l'rotcetlon.
Rome, July 24. Italy has asked Eng
land to protect Italian subjects in Siam.
From TERWIUUt or INTERIOR Points
THE
lira Flic
A Great Convenience.
Worlds fair visitors travelling via the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and Wiscon
sin Central line, are landed at the Paid
Central station in Chicago.
ThiE magnificent fire-proof building,
located in the heart of the city has been
fitted up ai a hotel, run on the European
plen, with about 200 rooms handsomelv !
furnished aud each room is supplied ; It ii the Dining Car Kontc. It run Throuct '
with hot and cold water, electric lights,
nil. I
The charges for accommodations are
reasonable and parties can ewurf. rooms 1 J i
in advance by calling upon agents of the 1 l0 CHANGE OK CAltd.) i
Northern Paeihc railro-d. Comixed of Wnintr Cam ununM..ned. ' Hill '
Ry taking the Northern Pacific , l''rturBoomWeewno.'ltttqupniwt ,
throiiKh car line to Chicago, visitors Willi TOURIST SLEEPING CAIiS I
nvoid the discomjort of cli transfer in .
tliat city, mid ctn dso travel between Bst '"Jt" be coimtruetwl, end in whicr
. .... accommodation! are both Fiee and urnUhtti
tne brand Central elation and world s for holders of First and fceconitlai TUL-eu. tad 1
fair grounds by trains which run direct
1et ween the two points. 2tdlvlui-7-12
Get your bathing pants from S. & N. '
.Harris.
RKILROHD
Ii the line to taie
I TO ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH.
is the Pining Car Kontc. It run Throut
'eatibnled 'lralan every day in the yuar to
p&ul and (JhiGago
The Gate City of the Inland Empire is situated at the ksad
of navigation oil the ihadit Columbia, and is a thriving, prDs-
t perous city.
ITS TERRITORY.
It is the supply eity for an extensive and rich airicultural
and grazing country, its trade michms as far south an Summer
Lake, a distance of over two hundnd miles.
The Largest Wool Market.
The rich grazing country along the eastern slope of the Cas
cades furnishes pasture for thousands of sh"ep, the wool front
which finds market here.
The Dalles is the largest original wool shipping point in
America, about 5,000,00'J pounds being shipped last year.
ITS PRODUCTS.
The salmon fisheries are th" finest on the Columbia, yielding
this year a revenue of thousands of dollars, which will be more
than doubled in the near future.
The products of the beautiful Klickitat valley find market
here, and the country south and east has this year filled the
warehouses, and all available storage places to overflowing with
their products.
ITS WEALTH.
It is the richest city of its size on the coast and its money is
scattered over and is being Ubed to develop more fanning country
than is tributary to any oth'-r city in Eastern Oregon.
Its situation is unsurpassed. Its climate delightful. Its pos
sibilities incalculable. Its resources unlimited. And on these
:orner stones she stands.
THE DALLES CI
Daily and Weekly Editions.
NILE
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
LOST.
A continuous line, connecting with all line,
anitrdiog direct and uninterrupted nerrice
A black morocco combination card Pu'lman Hitejr reservation ean bi iecmec ;
-caw purie, having a silver bowknot on ,n sdTaBt through any agent of the toad. !
tlit outside nnd some eun.ll change ' '
within. The tinder will please leave it TUBfiMPU TIOVCTC 1" nd from di
nt A. M. WilliauiE 5c C.'h wtore. ' nnUllun J lUIVL I O i-liUiu Awic, i
. ...iKioiiu wiu j.uiiij.- mi uv mieueu t UT
Tor Jteut. tlcsot oilite of the company
Itooms to rent at Rev. A. Horn's rsi-
rlcnpn on Nintli hI.h r.-oo..,.,. Kull information conecrnlnt: rates, tune ol
uence on .mhiii stree li-odaM, tmnu. rotten and other detail luminlitfi ou
" " " " ' unpUtatioii to
i:oojtri to kent. w c alLAWAY
Furnished roo ,t io rent. Anplv at Acent p i- A, Nav, to., luvuiator onlce, Tht
the remdrnce . r f ,. c. N. Thornburv, . ". Or..or
fiecond street, Tle Dalles, Or. tt ' a u General AstVortiand,
THE CHROMCLE was established for the ex
press purpose of faithfully representing The Dalles
and the surrounding country, and the satisfying
effect of its mission is everywhere apparent. It
now leads all other publications in AVasco, Sher
jnan, Gilliam, a large part of Crook, Morrow and
Grant counties, as well a3 Klickitat and other re
gions north of The Dalles, hence it ia the best
medium for advertisers in the Inland Empire.
The Daily Chronicle is published every eve
ning in the vrcok .Sundays excepted at G.Q0 per
annum. The Weekly Chronicle on Fridays of
each week at $1.50 per annum.
For advertising rates, subscriptions, etc., address
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THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r.
ThU well-known Brewery is now turning out the bcHt Iieer and Porte
east of the CancadeH. The latest appliances for the manufacture of irood health
. ful Beer have been introduced, and only the firwt-clam article will be placed
: the market.
PAUL KREFT A. CO..
DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
And the Most Complete and the Latent Patternu and Devlin in
"Practical Painter' and PitDer IlantrerH. None but the best bram's '.,t!
Sherwin-Williams and J. W. Manury's Paint used in all our work, and none1
the most skilled workmen employe'd. Amenta for Maury LUjuid 1'alnU.
I'.hemieul lUJliliilnatlnn fir HA:lti iiiirt.nri'. A flrwt. cIhhm nrtwlu in nil filorC
ordem promjitly attended to.
! Paiut Shon con.f.r Thlrdand WaRhiucton Sta., The Dnllee OiftJ
flew
Columbia
Jotel.
THE DALLES,
OREGON.
This Popular House
linn Intf.U lifl.ll llinrfilli.lil v r.iiwtviiti.il Htld llC'?
furnlhhed throusihout, and in now better tha"
ever prepared to furnish tho lcat Hotel
uceoniinodatioiiM of any hotifco In the
city, und at the vorv low rate of
$1 a day. First-Class Meals,
Otfice of thy fit'it and coiimiodlouH opioHiti
to Dtifur, K!nfelej, Tygh Valiey, Vpi"t'
Warm Hjirmti und PriimvlIIo In in tho Hotw
and perHotiH Koinj; to Prinoville cttn eso
by Koliitf on thU Ktuo lin"'
All txains stop hore.