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THE DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1893.
NO. 132.
be Dalles Daily unronicie.
pulillli'-l l'Hy. tiuiuUy KxccpteU.
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mn.l mill Washington street, The
pattc. OrcRon
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ynioath.l'r carrier
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time tahlks.
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, Mif ;o.55 r, m. Depart.. 11 .00 r. x
w , .iwri n 39 A. M. Depart 3:41 a. c
jwpjormi IrclRbt that carry HumenRcrn leave
Of Wvl lifc O W A t at.t Mi.U UtJV .M .....
ail 11 J .1; 1, X.
STAtiCS.
K Iwievlilc, via. Hake Oven, leave daily
te Antelope, Mitchell, Canyon City, leave
UI'.U n
Jxlwlur, kinKlev, W atnlc, W aplnltla, w nnn
eis end TyRh Valley, leave dully, except
tauoUkndalu! Vah., leave every day ol the
x except isunuav ai a. .
02cv (or all linen at the Umatilla Houie.
II,
KIKIh'KWIONAL.
II l'.IDDKIX ATTOKSKT-AT-LAW-Omce
Court .ttreet, The Dalle, Oregon.
I i ncrut. rr.AKi unnsrzs.
ViVTVV., x MENKKEE attorneys at
V uv-llmmi ii and 43, over l'ot
Oct UultdlliR, Eutrunce on Wakhlugtou Street
at d:i, urcgon.
I DENNETT. AnOHNKV-AT-l-AW. 01-
a. See tu Mihauno'ii building, up talr. rtie
Ada, Oregon.
( r ive. a. n.iiuyTiNOTOK. h.b.wilox.
IAVH. HUNTINGTON V WILSON Attob
.U MY AT-I.AW Ofuee, French' block over
rw.JuUoual Hank.. ' ' Kalkn. Oregon.
U lliON-ATTOKNKT-AT-LAW KOOMII
, French & Co." hank building, necoad
Stnrt, Tie Dalle, Oregon.
nS-HHELMA-N (HoMJ:orATHicj 1'itvmctAN
U ui fUaaico.s. Cull ainwereu iirumjiuj.
Arweirht.clty or country, Office No. so ana
ittpsxui block. w"
DK.0 1). DOA N K-rHYMCUN AIJH KCK
to OI!lc; room 6 and C Chapman
Jtfsldunce . ri. E. corner Court and
fonrji Mreetn, al door Iroro the coruer.
OCcehour U to 12 A. M.. 'J to 6 aud " to 5 J . M.
. rti.iTl f fr flit"
' riowed alutuiuum plate. lioomb: tlRU ol
2 liyldeu Tooth, hecoud htreet.
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
VIUNHACT A r.KSEKAMlANKINO UDBINKSb !
letters of Crwlit issued available in ho
Eastern States.
Sight Eschanco and Telegra))hic
TrunsferBfioldon ew York, Chicago, St.
Louis, San F rancipco, Portland Oregon,
Seattle Waeh., and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made at all joints on fav
orable teruia.
THE DALLES
Rational Bank,
Of DALLES CITY, OH.
President Z. F. Moody
Vice-President, Ciiaiiles Hilton
Cashier, JiI.A. Moody
General Banking Business Transacted.
Sight Exchangee Sold on
NEW YORK,
SAN FHANC1SCO,
CHICAGO
and PORTLAND, OR
Collections made on favoreble terms
at all accessible points.
J. S. bCHENCK,
I'reildcnt.
J. M. I'ATTF.USON,
Ca&hlcr.
First Rational Bank.
:he dalles.
- - OREGON
A General Banking Business transacted
Deposits received, subject to Sight
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted on day ol collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange Dold on
isew i ork, fcan irancisco anu i-ort-land.
(C1ETIKS.
Aal'J 1.0UGE, NO. 11. A. I". 4 A. M.-Meeta
txtl aud third Monday ol each inouth at .
WU.S.S HOYAI. AltCII CHAITEK NO. G -VJ
Makonle Hull the thltd edneiUy
Oltitisftuth at 7 1'. M.
f01im WOODMEN OK THE WOIU.D.-
iM ill HiMSfauip.No. 69, JlinW i uewuiyeveu
IBRuliaclmwiln rrulerulty Hall, at 7:30 p. m.
pOU'l'WA IJDGE, NO. fj, I. O.O. K.-Meet
v ciitt rriauy eteuiiiK ai . .mi
o! l' full, cirnvr bvotiri and Court street.
Jouralnit brother are welcome.
U. t'touoH. y 11. A. lltLLf.N . 0.
PmShftlUp LODGE, NO. V., K. of P.-Meett.
T twy Munday eenlliR at 7.3U o'clock, iu
KinaiiokljulidtiiK, corner ol Court und becond
Rrwti, BojoumliiK niemtK'rK are cordially In
Ited. w. H. CUA.
J- W Vai-kk. K. ol K. and H. .
IWfMHLY NO, 4H.7. K. OK L.-Meet In K.
ja ul ! hall the becond und Jourth Wedtiea
uTintearh month at 7:30 p. m.
T0MKN h t'lMtlBTIAN TEMl'EKENCE
V' I'NION will meet every Friday ulternoou
clock at the reading room. A Hare Invited.
Humoii IxkIko No. Mil, I. 0. i. T.-lU-RUlar
wuekly ineotliiK" Friday at b r, it., '
wteralty Halt. All are Invited.
'V. tKhlbMAN, C. T. It. V. J'tKCK, b
DIKKCTOKS.
D. P. TlIOMPHO.V. J.SO. S. SfHK.VCK.
Ed. M. Williams, Gko. A. Lieue.
H. M. Bkall.
W. II. YOUNG,
siafiKsmiiii & wagon
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iiiurhoay eveuttiRa at.iw.
II. HANSEN.
."MlYawi, Financier. M. W.
,TAb- N'ESMITII J'OBT, No. IK, 0. A. H.-Meet
811 B,"fuy Ht 7:iw tr, m in me k. oi j
P. OF L E. Mceuovery Sunday alleruoou iu
ij the K. ot V. Hall.
fiE8A.N0 VKKEIN Meet every 8unda)
'veuliiR In the K. o( 1'. Hall.
R .f ''I y. 1HV1HION, No. 107-MeeU iu
U,', '.'' 1'. Hall the Ilrat und third Wtxlnea
"'ii each inontli. t i-aui y. m.
TIIK (JllliltUIIKH,
."IT
' "iKh Mann at 10:30 A, x. Veapern at
S Vntl w .Hl'UOH -Union Htreet, opponlte
tttV 1. ltuv' K" t. Hutcilllo Ituttor. bervlcek
lb(Jii(. '!'"?' l 11 7;:io r. . Kuiiday
i jwiv.ij A KvenliiK 1'rayer on Friday at
F11,1" HAI'TJHT CHUKOIl-Kov. 0. 1. Tay
lath -T'.. w"lr. MorulliK aervieiH every Hah
Hoot i 1 "luiiiy at 11 A. tl. Hahbath
rtr,m.l,'u-''ll"'u'y Mor inornliiB hurvlcon,
nt ,rill"' r evenliiK at I'aator'n rel
r' Ul"0" "ervlcea In the court hoiue at
C0CHk,t;.T,ONAI' CHUllOH-Kev. W. 0.
. u, uM - l 1 mU,t. HcrvliwH every Hunday at 1 1
tTlci! J " Sunday Hehool alter mornltiK
MraiiKum cordially luvlted. HuuU free.
M, L'UKon-lter. J. Whihlkii, pantor.
$abd tI.V,!e? "veryBunday mornliiBat II h. hi.
. , t laiao o'lifoek r m. Kpworth
""inl?. .. M. " 1'rayer ineellut,' every
WoM vu,l1,,.,,7!30 o'clock. A cordial In
to,H i extended hy both pantor and jwople
OHUltoil-ltev. J. W. Jknkinh.
""chtani '.'""""li'K lu the CoincreKutlonul
nllill'n'rdi ly t 8 r. . All are
&$lAliFAU ''UTHKH AN Ninth atreet,
Hud.. .' 'torn, naktur. urvlctw at il:sou.m.
tfai. " -l i-M U.U1 A oordlal wulnoinu
i ne
General Blacksmithing and Work done
promptly, and all work
Guaranteed.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality
Third Street op. Liclie'soli Stand.
... House
Moving! !
Andrew Velarde
JS prepared to do any and all
kinds of work in his lino at
reasonable figures. IJas the
largest honso moving outfit
in Eastern Oregon.
.
Address P.O.Box 181.The Dalles
J. f. FORD, Evaiplist,
Of Den Moluch, Iowa, writes under date oi
March '.'3. 1M3:
S. B. Mkd. Mko. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
Oentkmai : , , , T , ,
On arriving homo last week, I found
all well and anxiously awaiting. Our
little girl, eight and one-half years old,
who had wasted away to 38 rounds, if
now well, strong and vigorous, and well
fleshed up. S. B. Cough Cure lias done
its work well. Both of the children like
it. Your 8. ii. Cough Cure has cured
and kept away all hoarseness from me,
So givo it to every one, with greeting
for all. Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours, Mit. & Mks. J. 1'.
II you wthh to fuel froh aud cheerful.mid ready
for the BpriiiR'ii work, clcaiike your cjktem with
the Headache and Uver Cure, by tkln two or
three done each week.
Bold under a ikjbUIvo BUarantee.
60 cent per bottle by all druKglMi..
C. P. STEPHENS,
DLCALUK IN
DRY GOODS
if lothing
Hoot, Hlioei, Hat, Kto.
FanciJ ?ood, (otion,
Kto., Kto.i Ktc.
Seoond St., The Dalles.
BILIOUSNESS
Who has notsufforod this misery
caused by bile in the stomach
which an inaotivo or sluggish
liver failed to carry off.
THE PREVENTION AND CURE IS
liquid or powder, which gives
quick action to the liver and
carries off the bile by a mild move
ment of the bowels. It is no pur
gative or griping medicine, but
purely vegetable. Many people
take pills more take "Simmons
Liver Regulator.
"I have been a victim to Biliousness for
years, nnd alter tryinc various remedies
my only miopch was In the use of Sim
mons Liver Hegulator, which never failed
to relievo inc. I f.penU not of mvself,
alone, but my whole family." J. 31. Fili
ricluia, Ala.
CT-KVEKY PACICAGE-S3
IIhn our 7. Stamp In red on u-rapper,
J. il. ZEILIN & CO., l'Uladelphia, Pa.
TUT Daily Evening Chror.iele is recognized
1 II C n1 ee!itinlly the home patter for the
Dulles City fi.lkh' M r l r- This is not a bad
reputation. SomefJ UiVl H 2,(X) of our best
irulnh ft.,, fiiimnn. i.r ,t.t r- rf r-. r-.
dnilyfor the .plcie-t hcal news. It rMl LK
uceeeai in Kieamntr ine iie:a, unci iience grows
in popularity and luii-ortiince. Take it awhile,
you who don't; try some of its premium oilers.
urn
flie Regulator Line"
Tie Dalles, Portland and Astoria
Navigation Co.
P
THROUGH
Freight autt Passenger Line
Through dany tervii-e Sundays ex
cepted) between The J)a!les and Port
land. .Steamer J'egulator leaves The
Dalles at 7 a. in. connecting at Cascade
Jvjcke with steamer Dalles City.
.Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Yamhill street dock") at 0 a. m. con
necting with steamer Hegulator for The
Dalle-.
I'ASSBNHKK KATKS.
One way
Hound trip.
..$2.00
. a.oo
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
Shipments for Portland received at
anv time day or night. Shipments for
way landings' must Imj delivered before
f '. m. Live stock shipments solicted.
Call on or addrebs,
W. C. ALLAWAY,
iuritl Aiceiit.
B. F. LAUGHLIN,
(Uiieral .llHiiaKer.
THE DALLES.
OREGON
theARTIC-c?odr
SODA WATER AND IOE OREAM.
Ht wIloltlMUlt!
1 notation,
Candies and Nuts
xB-idii Specialties
Finest Peanut Roaster In The Dalles
2d Strwot j.FOLCO
At right aide
Mrc. Obarr't
retuuraut.
Ik St. Charles Hotel
PORTLAND, OREGON.
This old, popular and reliable house
has boeu entirely refurnlshec , and every
room has been repanered and repalntw
und newly carpeted throughout, lho
house contains 170 rooms tuid is supplied
with every modern convenience. Kate
reasonable. A good reetaurant attuchef
to the house. Frer bus to ami from all
trains.
C. W. KNOWI.ES, Prop.
ANOTHER USURPATION
Extraordinary Authority to Minister
Willis.
COMMANDER OF OUR NAVAL FORCES
He Holds Such an Order Signed by
Cleveland Dolph in Favor of
Annexation.
Nkw Yokk, Xov. 10. A Washington
special says: "In anticipation of the
condition of allairs which would arise
should the provisional government give
Willis his passports, the administration
has adopted the extraordinary course
of providing him with independent au
thority to command the naval forces in
the harbor of Honolulu."
Under the ordinary rule3 of interna
tional law, Willis would not be minister
if his passports were given him by the
provisional government, and he would
have no authority to call on the naval
forces of this country for any purpose
whatever. To guard against this con
tingency, orders to the commanding
oflicers of the naval forces were given
him, signed by the president, directing
the commanding oflicers to obey any or
ders coming from Willis, regardless of
his official relations to the Hawaiian
government.
Senator Uolph's Opinion.
Washington, Nov. 16. Upon being
asked by the Associated Press reporter
for his opinion upon the attitude of the
present administration toward Hawaii,
.Senator Dolph said he did not wish to
be quoted as criticising the administra
tion because of his membership of the
committee on foreign relations. He
called attention to the fact that he had
fully outlined his position upon the sub
ject in a speech in the senate toward the
close of the 52d congress, soon after the
leceiptof the news of the revolution in
Hawaii, in which he advocated annexa
tion, and said he would again take occa
sion to express his views upon the ques
tion, "lhe present government oi
Hawaii," he continued, "is an existing
government, recognized by foreign
powers, and it would appear as though
an attempt to overthrow it would be an
act of hostility on the part of the admin
istration toward a friendly government
unexampled in our history and unwar
ranted by theconstitution. If the policy
of the administration should give control
of these islands to an European power,
it would be scarcely lees injurious to our
commercial inteiests than the action of
President Cleveland, eight years ago, in
withdrawing from the senate the Nicar
agua canal treaty." Dolph is of the
opinion that the Hawaiian question will
demand considerable attention from con
gress at the approaching session, and
thinks it will come up in the shape of
resolutions of inquiry. Congress could,
lie sava, pass an act directing tho presi
dent to open negotiations for annexation.
Dynamite in .MarHcllles.
Maiisi:ii.i.i:s, Nov. 10, At midnight
an attempt was made to blow up tho
official residence of (ieneral Mothelin,
commander of the Fifteenth corps. The
house is surrounded by a high wall, into
which niches for sentry boxes are built,
though owing to the late quiet condition
of affairs no sentries occupied them.
Cases of dynamite were placed in the
niches, also' one in tho hallway of the
house, and one in the orderly's room ad
joining tho apartments occupied by tho
general. About midnight tho last-mentioned
bomb exploded with fearful force,
shattering the walls and breaking every
pane of glass in 'the house ami tho ad
joining house. Tho supposition is that
tho dynamiters expected the Hist con
cussion to Bet oil' all the other cases.
Had this occurred there would have
been a great destruction of property and
a heavy loss of life; as it was, nobody
was hurt. Tho outrage is supposed to
bo work of tho strect-ear-strikers, whoso
strike was defeated by the alii of the
Holdlers.
A .Million l'ileud.
A friend in need is a friend indeed
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend iu Dr.
King's Now Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds.-lf you have never
used this Great Cough .Medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has
wonderful curative powers in all
diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed or money will bo lefunded.
Trial bottles free at Snipes Kinersly s
drug store. Largo bottles oUo and -tLOO.
Hhiloh'a VUuliaer is what you need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or
kldnev trouble. It i guaranteed to
givo vou satisfaction. Price 7-io Sold
by Snipes & Klnersly, druggists.
A KKVOMITION IN MEXICO.
Iteliolft Capture n Town anil Drive the
People Out.
Dkmino, New Mexico, Nov. 10. Last
week Mexican revolutionists to tho
nttmbor of 100 attacked tho town of Las
Pol om us and sacked the custom house.
After the raid, tho rebels fled to the
mountains and woro supposed to have
gono south into tho slate of Chihuahua
Yesterday they again entered Polomas,
driving the inhabitants and custom
house attaches across tho line into the
American town of Columbus. They
then took possession of the town. The
road3 and passes leading from Polomas
south to Ascension, a distance of over
100 miles, are in tho hands of tho rev
olutionists and all communication with
the interior has been cut off, no one be
ing permitted to pass.
Large numbers of Mexicans have joined
the rebels since the first Polomas attack,
and their forces are conservatively esti
mated at 300. The revolution has evi
dently been planned for months.
ISoth Legs Cut Off.
Pittsiiuhg, Pa. Nov. 16. Danie! Rear
don, an employe of the Black Diamond
steel works, was run over by an engine
on the Junction railroad last evening.
One of his legs was cut entirely off und
the other hung on by mere shreds of
flesh. The severed leg lay between the
rails, while the crushed limb hung over
the rails. Before assistance arrived,
Reardon recovered from the shock suf
ficiently to realize the seriousness of the
accident. With tears in his eyes he
looked at the severed member, and then
at his other torn and lacerated leg, put
his hand in his pocket, took out a knife
and cut the few remaining shreds of
flesh and laid the limb beside the other.
When the doctor arrived he ordered his
removal to St. Francis' hospital, where
his injuries were dressed. Physicians
say there is a possible chance of his re
covery, ine mjurea man is years
old and married.
NEWS NOTES.
An ex-prize-fighter named Lear, jeal
ous of Irene Good, found her drinking
with a bar-keeper at Cripple Creek,
Colo., and opened fire on her, killing
her. The barkeeper then emptied his
revolver into Lear, killing him.
Judge McAdam, of the superior court,
has annulled the marriage of the actress,
Lillian Russell, and Edward T. Solomon,
composer, mo uivoreo was granteu on
the grounds that Solomon had a wife in
England at the time of his marriage to
Miss Russell.
It is said that General Nunez, presi
dent of the United States of Colombia,
recently swallowed poison. It is al
leged by his friends that tho poison was
taken by mistake, but in other circles it
is thought that the president acted with
leliberation. The assertion is made
that the act was duo to failing health
and increasing political troubles.
A rancher named Peterson, residing
near Kllensburg, Wash., came in town
and bought a lot of supplies, including
liquid poison for coyotes. Ho left bo-
fore night and stopped at a ranch a few
miles out. He took out some tobacco to
chew and soon became Bick, Looking
among his groceries ho found tho bottle
of poison had broken. Ho immediately
gave an alarm and asked for help, and
while calling foil over dead.
I (ml-,it t In-t-in nf thu ordinary nill.
Think of all tho trouble and disturbance
that it causes vou. ouldn't you wel
come something easier to take, and
eaBier in its ways, if at tho same time it
diil you more goou; mat. is mo case
with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
They're tho Hinallest in tiize, the mildest
in ni'tlmi. hut the most thorough and far-
reaching in results They follow nature's
methods, and they givo help that lusts.
Constipation, indigestion, bilious at
tacks, sick anil unions neamtcnes, ami
nil ili'nmi'iiiiieiitH of tho liver, stomach
and bowels are promptly relieved aud
permanently cured.
"If u'. I'un't I'lim vnur catarrh, no
matter how bail your case or of how long
standing, we'll pay you fiiuu in casn.
That ia what is promised by thu pro
urii.tni'H of l)i-. Siiiii's Catarrh Keniedv.
iim.kin'i. it nrnvH lieltur than unv words
could, that this Is a remedy that cures
atarrh . losts only on cents.
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.
Host grades of oak, fir, and slab cord
wood, at lowest market rates at .los. T.
Peters & Co. (Ollleo Second and Jeller-
son streets.
LosSStIstoh
WAR ON THE TAPIS.
The IInwallnti Ooveruiiietit Will Itnaort
to IlohtllltlcH.
Washington, Nov. 17. Special to
Tiik CiiitoNioi.i:. News has been re
ceived that on Minister Willis' arrival
at Honolulu, he
found tho provi
sional government
very demonstrative
against the admin
istration. They an
nounce they will
actively oppose any
interference on the
part of tho United
States looking to the
restoration of Queen Liliokulani. The
fighting foico of the provisional govern
ment will not number more than 2,000.
Willis, finding that he cannot enforce
President Cleveland's orders, has sent
back for authority to commence active
hostilities against the existing Hawaiian
government.
Lorin Thurston, the Hawaiian minis
ter to the, United States, has notified the
president that they will resist any and
all attempts to restore the dethroned
queen.
The Midway l'lalsnuce Coming.
Chicago, Nov. 15. The chief at
traction of tho Midway Plaisance have
already gone or are preparing to go to
San Francisco to lend their aid in mak
ing the midwinter fair a howling success.
Probably without exception tho most
"fetching feature" on the entire midway
was Cairo street, and that aggregation
of camels, donkeys, donkey boys, Arabs
and dark-eyed, brown-skinned houris
from the banks of the Nile, not to men
tion jugglers, mindreaders and the ven
ders of Egyptian candy, gathered its
traps and left for Sau Francisco tonights
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Green Arnold, one of the best known
and most respected citizens of Union
county, died AVednesday night of genera1
debility, aged 7o years.
L. Vance, an old-timer of Josephine
county, was found dead in his bed at
Wilderville, 10 miles south ot Grauts
Pass, having shot himself through the
heart with a 41-culiber revolver.
Balfour, Guthrie & Company have
sued ex-Gov Z. F. Moody for $1,750,67,
Alleged to be due on a book account.
This account, tho complaint states, was
for convenience sake kept in the name
of M. A. Moody, although Z. F. Moody
was tho debtor.
Herman Hill, a native of Finland, shot
himself while duck hunting in tho vicin
ity of Murshfield. His gun was dis
charged while taking it out of tho boat.
rho full ehi'rgo of shot took eflect in his
right breast, passing clear through his
body. Ho was able to crawl out of his
boat into tho rafting-scow, but died a
few minutes later.
Good wheat for seed or chicken feed at
iix bits per sack cash at J. 11. Cross'
Feed Store. tf
.Much Anxiety at Kin.
Monti:vii)Ko, Nov. 10. All cablo com
munication with Rio Janerlo was cut oil
i-esterdav morning, owing.it is reported,
to tho fact that tho cable ofllco and plant
there are being removed further Irom
tho water, iu anticipation of tho
nromised furious bombardment of tho
capital by Mello's fleet. Tho situation
jf tho beleaguered citizens is folt to be
.'Xtremely grave, and much anxiety as
:o tho outcome in expressed hero by
those who are aware that Mello proposed
to make upon tho capital today, as
cabled yesterday, tho most determined
onslaught ho has yet conducted. Ho
fears tho gathering ot tho fleet of
eixoto, and does not intend to I to
aught by it if ho caiutvoid it.
Mr. W. M. Terry, who has been in
ho drug business at Elkton, Ivy., for
ho mist twelve years, says: "Chain-
berhiin's Cough Remedy gives better
satisfaction than any other cough medi
ae I havo over sold." There is gooil
eason for this. No other will euro a
old so (illicitly ; no other la so certain u
preventive and emu for croup ; no other
ill'ords so much roliel in uuhos oi wuoop
ug cough. For salo by lllakeley &
Houghton, diuggisls.
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