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Chronicle
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THE DALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1893.
NO. 103.
Dalles Daily Chronicle.
HY
CHKON'ICLi; PUBLISHING CO.
, ...ii.t and WushinRtoii Streets, The
Dulles, Oregon.
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Afriv. " M- I'epart 11:00 r, m.
WEST lJOUWl.
L.irriv .Hi Depart .1:41 a. m.
Lahvai freights that curry pusHctiRerK leave
I for the "tHt 'w "-.aUd oue Jor the
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''ifciij. Mitchell, Canyon City, leuve
i&ti, KiUKsley, Winnie, Waplhltla, Wunn
i ma TyKh v alley, leave uauj, uivin
FOoMenilRlu, Wash., leuve every day of the
'eisunday at . a. m.
turiul lines ai uic j,up..-.
THE DALLES
Hational Bank,
Of DALLES CITY, OR.
President Z. F. Moody
Vice-President, - Chaki.ks Hilton
Cushior, M. A. Moody
General Hanking Business Transacted.
Sight Exchanges Sold on
NEW YORK,
SAN FRANCISCO,
CHICAGO
and PORTLAND, OR.
Collections mode on favorable terms
at all accessible points.
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TKANBACT A GENEKALHANKINU BCBlNKSti
1'KOFKHSIONAl..
H i:lI)I)i:i.I-ATTOtiNC-AT-Iaw-oniee
t ntreet, The Dunes, uri-Ron.
crca. fJUNl mwarsa.
k:rfR, MENEKEE ATTOKYii-AT-
i jw-lloom a ana , uvvi i i.
tBuIMIiik, Kutriiucc on vi asiunKwiu mreui
illm, Oregon,
ui-va'VTT. ATTOK.SEY-AT-LAW. Of-
L. s In sihauno'a building, up atalra. The
i,0tivii
MlYll , H.llfKTtNOTON. H. wiuiui.
ui'VTivrnoN i WILSON Attor-
jtrh AT law unlet, French' block over
e.Vitlonai Jlniik,. "i Dulles. Uregon.
I VIUOK-ATTOiur.y-AT-t.AW - Koom
Freiieu Co.'s bunt bulldlnc Heooud
el. The Dalle. Urugnn.
!l t'-ml l' V lli.u vnviTlltri I'HYNICMAN
f and dukoko.n, -Cull answered nromptly,
for nlcht. rK orcouutry. Ottlce .So. Stand
pmima hloet wtl
1 1. 0 D DOANE hMYBlClAW AND CB-
iiiuN uoica: room t mm u v.iuiiuiiu
tt Kesldonoe: B. K. corner "ourt unu
kin itreeta, hit! md door from the corner.
troour 9 to 12 A. 01.. Z 10 it ana i ium..
MM.V Destipt, Gas given for the
tutules extraction of teeth. Also teeth
- 'nm! MliiTTitmitn itlnti. Rfiuinli. SiLTll of
I'icMeu Tooth, becond Btrevt.
HOCIUTIKH.
Km ) l.OIH.1:, NO. It, A. K. A A. M. Meet
l.t.Kn IUAI AUC1I CHAl'TEIt NO. r..
Meet in Muwmlc IDill the third Wetluedy
i:h mtiuut at" ! t.
joDKUN WOODMKN OK TIIK WOULD.
m .bi umiu i umto ari. .Mitith j uewnij even
of eueh week in F rnternlty Hull, ut7;H0 1. m
Letters of Credit inpued available in he
Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers eold on hew York, Chicago, St.
Louis, San Frnncisco, Portland Orezon,
benttle itsh.. and vnrionB points in Or
egon and Wasliintrton.
Collections made at all points on fav
orable terms.
Progress na
Cooj5ery.
"The World Moves."
Jhcrcis no better illustra
tion of this old saying than
the numerous schools now-a-days
devoted to practical
kitchen processes. These
schools have been alert to
find a reasonable substitute
forlard.theuscofwhichisso
gcneralTy condemned. This
want lias been fully met by
C0TT0LEHE
the new vegetable Lard.
When science strikes the
kitchen, it strikes home and
everybody gets the benefit.
Cottolene is a clean, deli
cate and economical substi-
J. ti. BCHKMCK,
1'rcjildent.
J. M. I'ATTKUSOS,
Caahier.
first Rational Bank.
VHE DALLES, - - - OREGON
A General Banking Business transacted
DepositB received, subject to Sight
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted on dar of collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on
New York, San Francisco and Port-laud.
DIRBCTOKS,
D. P. Thompson. Jno. S. Sciiknck.
Ed. M. WiLMAMb, Geo. A. Liebk.
II. M. Bkall.
W. H. YOUNG,
II
Biacksmitn k wagon shod
tute for Lard cleaner than
the hog, delicate as the fin
est vegetable oif, economi
cal from its Tow price and
small quantity required to
be used. Trove it for your
self by a trial.
At grocers everywhere.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES.
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
ST. LOUIS and
CHICAGO. NEW YORK. BOSTON.
"The falator Line"
The Dalles, Portland and Astoria
Navigation Co.
DU'MUU LODUE, NO. S, 1. O. 0. K. Meet
eierv many evening at 7 :!w o clocK, in h..
' hi.li, comer hecunii nml Hourt treeU,
burning brother are welcome.
1-i.oiT ii, bee y. H. A. ltn.I.,N. (j.
UENDsIlIl' LODGE, NO. 'J., K. of 1'. Meet
every .Mondiiv evenfinr ut 1:30 o'clock, in
auuuh uuiiumg, corner or court und hecona
Bu, bojuurning member are cordially in
W. H. Cham.
W VAuer., K. of J. and 8. O. C.
IboKMULY NO. 4i7, K. OK L.-.Meel in K.
aI It I. ..II at i . . .
-. - ...... ......ti.a ftnu ivrui Vt
of eiich month ut 7:;tU . in.
L.r-y". Clfl'.lHTIAN TEMI'KKENCE
' l1lU Will m.M't i.vi.rv Krlitiif Mfti.riiiMitl
iu uiu reuumg room. Allure inviiea,
r- . -
hrmun 1Klge No. Wi, I. 0. (j. T.-Itegulur
"wiy meeting rrlday ut b r. M., a'
aii uruinvitea.
l-Ukibman, C. T. K. C. I'lkck, Ko
11LK l.nnriv n a n iv u' ai.u.
"'Hieruity unu, over Kellurii, u boona
i ilurday evening at 7:Hu.
II II1VUVV
IillYEK, Pinnnclur. ' ' M. W.
NEHMITII I'OST. No. M. O. A. It Meet
Jj'vry buturduy ut 7:30 I-. m., in the K. of 1'.
H K -Meet every Hunduy uf tcrnoon in
"ii u, oi i-. nun.
IKfiANo VEKKIN Meet every Sunday
"ciung in mo k. of v, jiuii.
.F L. y, DIVIBION, No. 1C7 Muetaln
L,K';' 1' Hull the flrt mid third Wotluea-
"en monui, at 7;ao r. m.
TIIK UlIUKVIIKH.
ll n'KTKH8 OUUHCll -Hov. Kuttior Biionb-
il 'wr, Jxiw Ma every mmany at
' a, llllfh VfMkb in.WI . w V'..KI..m nl
riiiAU' t'lltJKCJ! -Union Btroot, opposite
r MItll. It.. I. k'll II e.. ... 11,..... U .inln.,.
EJ,i(."!,.,"J Bt 11 M' 7:ao v, v. Hunduy
A. m. Evenlug 1'ruyor on J'rlduy ut
It A l'P!U'lwill IT ll.lf I 1 t..v.
,. 10 1 nutor. Morninir service uverv Hub-
(u'wii i ''" c'uniy ut 11 A. M Hubbiitll
Jtr m .".'."""Hi'V1 ,l,lur morning ervtce.
fnee rmujr evening ut nuitor rei
jj1 union fcorvicea In tho court house tit
tm'''PNA'' :UKCII-Itov."w. 0.
X. ui iri i Burvicc every hunduy ut JJ
b"k? i.K Bunilav Bchool if tor monilng
r"".. Htrnngerscoitllully iuvlted, Heuta f ree.
h'Uy Knh, f uv.ur:H''0 mornliiKut 11 u. in.
EuZ 1'0"' t 12:aj o'ufock e m. Kpworth
rur;,i."1 .C:'i9 . J'ruyer meeting every
lUiion '."'"J lnK, "5 7:80 o'clock. A COriilul In
lll. " uxtlwl by Iwtli pustor und Hjople
UIMuv, J. w. JKNKINS.
urcii r'h "'"''hli'ic t tho Congregutlouui
rtlullyVnv,ted' Bt 8 ' ' Ml "ro
CVKerC5AL'i,.UA1' WfHKUAN-Nlntli atreet,
f VTBfJ Olle I'.. WIUIM WVIUUIUV
General Blacksmithing and Work done
promptly, and all work
Guaranteed.
Horse Shoeing Speciality
Third Street, opp, Lien's old Stand.
- House
Moving!
Andrew Velarde
IS prepared to do any and nil
kinds of work in his line ut
reasonable figures. JIas the
largest house moving outfit
in Eastern Oregon.
Address P.O.Box 18I,The Dalles
THROUGH
J. F. FORD,
1st,
Of Des Moines, Ioivh, write under date of
March 13, lb33:
S. B. Med. Mko. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
Gentlemen :
On arriving liome lust week, I found
all well and anxiously awaiting. Our
little girl, eight and one-half years old,
who hud wusted away to 38 pounds, is
now well, stronir and vigorous, and well
Heslied up. S. B. Cough Cure has done
its work well. Both of the children like
it. Your H. B. Coutrh Cure has cured
and kept away all hoarseness from me.
So give It to every one, with greetings
tor an. w lulling you prosperity, wu re
YourB, Mh. & Mits. J. F, Foitn.
If you wlih to (eel trckli und cheerful, und ready
for the Spring' work, cleanse your syatem with
theJieuduchu uiul Liver Cure, by taking twooi
three dose each week,
Bold under ti positive guurautce.
00 cent per bottle by nil druggists,
C. F. STEPHENS,
DBALUR IN
DRY GOODS
1? Qlothing
ttoota, Hhoea, Hats, Kte.
Fancy (jooo fJotion,
Kte,, Etc., Kte.
Seoond St., The Dalles.
Freigni ana Passenger Line
Through daily service (Sundays ex
cepted) between The Dalles and Port
land. Steamer Kegulator leaves The
Dalles at 7 a. m. connecting at Cascade
1jcks with steamer Dalles City.
Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Yamhill street dock') at C a. m. con
necting with steamer Regulator for The
Dallw,.
I'AMHUNOKK HA'J'KS.
Oneway $2.00
Mound trip 3.00
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
Shipments for Portland received at
any time day or night. Shipments for
way landings' must bo delivered before
5 p. in. Live stock shipments solicted.
Call on or address,
W. C. ALLAWAY,
Ueneral Agent.
B. F. LAUGHLIN,
(leueral Manager.
THE DALLES,
pARTIC
OREGON
CANDY
FACTORY
SODA WATER AND IOE 0REAM.
Ht vf holeaul
liintutloiii..
Candies and Nuts
JivSy Specialties
Finest Peanut Roastor In Tho Dalles
2 38
2i Stree
J.FOLCO
At right side
Mr. Oburr'i
restuuruut.
The St. Charles Hotel,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
This old, poDular and reliable hour.0
has boon entirely refurnished, uud every
room haa been repaporod and repalntot
and jjewly carpeted throughout. Tho
house contalua 170 rooms and is supplied
with every modern convenience. Rate
reasonable, A good restaurant uttachec
to tho house. Frer bus to and from all
trains.
C. W. KNOWI.ES. Prop.
A RAILROAD HORROR
Two Trains on the Michigan Central
A TERRIBLE SCENE OF CARNAGE
List of Killed and Wounded is Very
Large Caused by a Faulty
Airbrake.
JACKho.v, Mich., Oct. 1.1. One of the
most frightful railroad accidents oc
curred here at 0 ::!0 this morning. The
secomrfcection of the Oswego special ran
into tho rear end of the iirst, telescoping
two coaches, smashing the cars and
crushing the life out of scores of people.
Inside of -0 minutes tix bodies were
taken out and the work had only begun.
A wrecking train is just coming to the
scene to lift the shattered cars.
The accideu' occurred while the first
section was standing on the track.
Some of the passengers were out on the
ground, some eating breakfast, and
many asleep. The telescoped carswere
the first and second ones from the rear
of the first special. No one can say how
many are killed. All the undertakers
and physicians and assistants on the
ground are doing all they can, but the
sight is appalling. Every undertaking
establishment in the city is overrun with
dead.
The accident was not due to a mis
placed switch. Engineer Whalen, in
charge of the eection, says he saw the
signal to keep back, but when he tried
to stop the train he found the air brake
would not work, making impossible to
stop. Whalen was badly burned and
has one leg broken. All the dead and
injured have been taken from the wreck.
The dead number 17, the injured 52.
most of tho dead are frightfully mangled.
The wreck was one of the sections of a
world's fair train of the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western road, running
over the Michigan Central tracks. Two
rear cars completely telescoped each
other, and every person in them was
either killed or injured. Willing hands
at once went to work, and as soon as
possible the wounded were rescued and
cared for, nnd the dead removed to the
morgues.
.So far li bodies have been found.
The injured number 50 to 00. A large
force is at work clearing away the tim
ber. It is feared there are bodies be
neath tho cars. It is impossible yet to
get a complete list of the wounded, as
many were taken to private houses. The
unknown babe lias been identified as
the child of Mrs. Anson Ilerrington. It
is supposed tho man and one of the un
known women are husband und wife
named Buck.
I'l.K.VSKI) WITH 1I1S JiKIOIIHOItS
The Male Owner ir u Quarter "f I.ttliil
ltefuaea to Bell to the l.uille.
Ponca, Oklahoma, Oct. 13. A few
days before the memorable 10th of Sep
tember, announcement was made
through tho press that Miss Annette
Daisy was leading a colony of spinsters
and widows into the Cherokee strip for
the purpose of establishing a woman's
settlement. Miss Daisy is a Kentucky
woman who has taken part in all the
runs by which lands have been settled
in tho territory. This time it was stated
that she intended to found a community
from which men will be excluded. Of
tho same mind and intentions were
nearly 40 women, who had accepted
Miss Daisy as a leader. During the rush
and the excitement following the open
ing, these women, who had been wait
ing near Arkansas City, were lost sight
of. It has since been learned that they
were partially successful. They secured
possession of three quarter-sections of
good land or '180 acres, a fow miles west
of this place, on which they had begun
permanent iiiipiovements. Alfred an
derpool, who is doing missionary work-
in tho strip, and who has just completed
an ovorluud trip from Knld to Ponca, re-
porta that ho found 22 of Iho Daisy
colony settled on the three quarter-sec
tions, where they already have two small
houses and four tents. Thoy have en
deavored to buyout the man who so
cured tho oil' quiutcr of the section on
which they are located, but so far havu
been unsuccessful. Ho evidently Is too
well pleased witli his neighbors.
A .lnUi That Wii N' .Jl.
Kjiwi'oht Nm, Va., Oct. 13. Miss
Elizabeth Clark, who was selected to
represent Virginia ut tho Confederate
reunion at Birmingham, Ala., and Dr.
Taylor, who resides on JJumpton Roads,
this city, wero unwittingly married by
Justice of tho Peace Ilaskins at a hoelal
gathering at tho Taylor cottage. Tho
alfnir was looked upon us a mere inci
dent, when the couple were going to in
itiate the new justice into the perform
anco of a fako marriage, but today it
was learned that it was in all respects a
perfectly valid ono under tho law. Tho
situation is further complicated by tho
fact, asalleged, tliat Miss Clark is en
gaged to bo married to another, and
that affair will have to be postponed un
til after she can be divorced from Dr.
Taylor.
MITCHELL NEWS.
The Mnl nnd tho Marshal--Death of
drover MUner.
Weather warm, cloudy and rain in
sutlicient quantities to bring tho grass
out until the hills areas green as spring
time. Such bright prospects for fall
grass makes a smile come to the faces of
sheepmen and to stockmen in general,
but some predict as severe a winter as
that four years since.
Some of the members of the Sasser
family are suffering from bilious fever in
a light form.
Since the cooler days and nights the
young folks of Mitchell seem inclined to
share life and activity once again. Sev
eral little dances have been the result.
One day last week Mitchell vas almost
over-run by the faction part of its popu
lation. The turbulent members were
well equipped for brave deeds by several
drinks of, as the Indian would say, "fire
water." The marshal attempted to
arrest the noisiest member when others
came, until they numbered twelve or
fifteen and overpowered him, pulled his
coat off, took his star from'him and told
him to mind his business, which he did
right manfully. He watched his chance
and soon had his man under arrest and
the others quite submissive. The citi
zens of this place extend their right
hand of respect and high regard to our
marshal for his fearless attempt to quell
a mob of vicious hyenas.
O. S. Boardman, proprietor of the
Central hotel of this place, attended
court at Moro last week. He speaks
very well of tho place and surrounding
country.
Last week a case came up before A. J.
Shrum to try the rights of sheep range.
James Carroly, of Muddy, grazed his
sheep on S. T. Allen's range for which
S. T. Allen tried for damages, which was
granted with but little debate. If
damages were exacted oftener sheepmen
would be a little more careful how they
trespassed on the range of someone else.
October 2d a happy release from in
tense suffering came to little Grover
Misner. He is gone to that last sweet
rest, where there is no more pain and
sorrow, where there is no more heart
ache, no more pain for that little wearied,
worn-out brain. Although wo grieved
to hide from view so fair a child, we
could but breathe a prayer of thankful-
I'ess that there is rest at last for tho
little sufferer. Could wo but know
there is no death and a new life is given
to him that is gone, half our bitterness
of parting would be swept away. If wo
knew angel forms had taken our baby
into angel arms and borne him to a
haven of rest, there to wait for mother
and loved ones left behind, then could
we smile "Thy will bo done;" then
could we fold our baby's hands ; then
could we close our baby's oyes, not with
bursting hearts, but with only a heart
ache at parting and u bright hope to
meet again. We can but cry out like J.
L. McCreery :
There is no death! Tho lenves may full
And llouers miiv fmlo und iii! iiwiiy.
They only wuit through misty hours,
Tucciossingni tnuwuy.
there Is no ilonth! Tho stars go down
T o run on Mime Inner snore,
And bright In heaven's Jeweled crown,
T hey siunu lorcvernioie.
Therein no death! An angel form
Walks o'er tho earth with silent tread,
He hears our best loved things awny,
And then we cull ineiii "iieau."
Jlo leaves our hearts all tlesoliite,
lie- nlncks our fairest, sweetest tlowers.
Tiuusplauted Into hlis., they now
.liioill nnnioriai ooivers.
ilinn unto that undying life,
They leave lis but In eorni) again,
With Joy wo welcome them the same,
r.xrepi ineir sin unu puiu.
A ut over near us, though lumen,
The dear lmmoital sitlrlls tread:
I'or all the boundless universe
Is life -llieie is no ileuth,
ic. p. h.
Mnnim.i,, Or., Oct., 8, 1803.
Shiloh's cure, tho Great Cough and
Croup Cure, is for salu by Snipes & Kin
erslv. Pocket size contains twenty-live
doses, only 25e. Children lovo it. f-old
by Snipes & Kinersly.
STORMS IN THE EAST
Telegraphic Communication Cut Of at
Many Points.
CLOSE CALL F(R JUSTICE BROWN
Damage at Savannah-A Repetition in
the Senate of Thursday Night's
Turmoil.
Chicago, Oct. 14. Special to The
Ciikoniclk A fearful storm is raging
today all over the cast and south, along
tho coast line. Its influence is felt for
1,000 miles inland. All communication
with New York, "Washington and other
eastern points is cut off on account of
the paralyzed telegraph and telephone
systems.
A Narrow Escape.
Spcciul to The CunoNicLi:.
WAsmxGTpN-, Oct. 14. Associate Jus
tice Brown of the supreme court of the
United States was sitting at a window
in the upper story of his house looking
at the storm when the plate glass win
dow was violently shattered and a piece
of it struck him near the eye severing an
artery. He would have bled to death,
but for timelv assistance.
The Storm In Georgia.
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 14. Special to
Thu Chroniclk. A fearful storm ragrd
here all last night and up to a late hour
this morning, at which time it had
reached its greatest intensity. All ves
sels, having been apprised of the coming
storm, took time by the forelock and
sought refuge in the harbor, but a num
ber of houses, were unroofed and much
damage done.
Still in a Turmoil.
Washington-, D. C, Oct. 14. Special
to Thk Ciikoniclk There is great diffi
culty with the telegraphic wires, which
were prostrated by the, storm, but an
hour ago one wire was got in working
order. Tho scene in the senate todav is
a repetition of that of yesterday. Fili
bustering is the order of the day, and
delays are frequently occasioned by the
calling of tho roll, when the senators re
fuse to answer as their names are called.
AUK FOKCK1V TO Sl'Klt KNDKK.
Tlio Oiioruni in tho Semite Una lleen
ISrolcen.
Washington, Oct. 13. In tho senate
this morning at 1 :40 o'clock the quorum
was broken by the refusal of certain
silver democrats to vote. Voorhees rose
and said ho felt ho felt ho had done his
duty in tho matter, and moved an ad
journment. Tho motion was unani
mously agreed to, and in an instant tho
smite chamber was deserted, after a
continuous session of 3S hours and 40
minutes.
In The House.
Washington, Oct. 13. In tho houso,
an agreement was reached to take a vote
on the Chinese bill at 3 o'clock Monday.
The banking bill will bo called up im
mediately after the houso is through dis
cussing tho Chiueso bill.
Voorhees AVIII Try It Again.
Washington, Oct. 13. Voorhees said
to tho Associated Press that ho would at
0 o'clock this evening again ask tho
senate to continue in session during the
night and keep It up until a voto is
reached. Ho did not know whether ho
could hold a quorum, but it would not
be his fault if onu failed.
V movement is on foot in opposition
to Voorhees' proposition to ask for a night
session, to procure an adjournment at
o:30 till Monday.
A Lender.
Since its first introduction, electric
hitters has gained rapidly iu popular
favor, until now it is clearly in tho lead
among pure medicinal tonics uud alter
atives containing nothing which per
mits its use as a beverage or iutofesant,
it is recognized us the best and purest
medicine for all iiilmeiitH of stomach,
liver or kidneys. It will cure sick head
ache, indigestion, constipation mm drive
nuileria from tho system, Satisiaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will bo refunded. Price only fiOe.
per bottlo. Sold by Snipes & Kinersly.
Ilmitlnir mill I'onK stoves iieiier Ihilii
over ut Miller V Iteiiloii'a.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
RoYal
Baking
Powder
ABSOUUTE1Y PURE