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Ralston
Koffy,
Pan Kake Flour,
Grano and
Breakfast Food,
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The Dalles.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN
PLAIN FI"3UCv.
PEASE & MAYS
MAYS & CROWE.
Remember.
We have, strictly First-class
FIR, OAK and
MAP E WOOD
To sell at LOWEST MARKET RATES. :
Phone 25. JOS. T. PETERS & CO
The Dalles Daily CHronieie.
8ATUKDAY.
NOV. 28. 1896
Weather Foiecast.
POBTUND. NOV. 28, 1896.
For Eastern Orkron Tonight and tomorrow
talr, and continue cold.
Pagtjk. Observer.
WAYSIDE CLEANINGS.
Eftndom Obaervatioria and Xjoeal Event
or Lvtser Magnitude.
qaently ; at the 8am end of his spree.
Some friend found bim, and seeing his
nervoaa condition, asked him to take a
drink. While in the saloon a peddler
showing a burglar alarm, sprung the
tbing, exploding a cartridge.- This was
too much for the shattered nerves of the
Dalles man, and he imagining someone
was shooting- at tiim,took refuge under
the bar, from which place be was dragged
in all the full enjoyment of a serpentine
jag. He was sent to the hospital. -
There will be a short session of lodge
before the social this evening at the
Good Templar's hall.
" License to marry was issued yesterday
evening to Mr. F. Osbur Crevling and
lljss Adelia F? Milligan, both of this
county.
' The subject of the evening sermon to
morrow at the Methodist church tomor
row ia "Countinu the Cost." A special
invitation is extended to business men
and those interested in the political is
sues of the day to attend. . ,
' November has broken the record for
Portland, it showing the heaviest rain
fall to the 15 Ui, the . highest winds ever
know, there, and - the ' cjldest weather
ever known inx that month, and 'only
lacking a few degrees of being as cold as
the record, two below in 18S3.
Mr. Henry Darnielle received a tele
gram this morning announcing the
death of Nellie, the 12-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Feeney. at Port
land. Mrs. Feeney is a sister to Mr,
Darmelle and he went to Portland this
afternoon to attend the funeral.
' Th? Regulator arrived at the Cascades
tbia afternoon at 1 fclock, but found
tbe canal frozen solid. L Iceswas. forming
very rapidly along the( lower river, and
in. .consequence she "did not Btqp long,
but steamed back to Portland, - where
she will reoaain until the weatherinod
eraies, as it is quite likelv tbe Columbia
will be solid by tomorrow, -
Dr. J. C. Lannerberg arrived here yes
itay aud baa opened, an - office in the
-rooms "recently occupied by Dr. Kane
The doctor is a graduate of the Spencer
Opthalmic college of New York city, and
makes a specialty of diseases of the eye.
He was at Heppner for .some . time, and
has some very ; tine recommendations
from Editor Patterson and other leading
citizens of that place.- . - '.
William Shearer, aged Sop .'was
drowned in the ' pool at the foot oi the
flume at Cook's Landing, on tbe Colum
bia, November 19 h. He was a good
swimmer, and his friends that were with
bim thought it a good joke when he fell
in the water. But their mirth was
' changed to consternation when they saw
bim sink with cramps, and drown be
fore he could be rescued. He leaves a
wile and several children. Glacier.
A Svrp.ntlD
Spanish Students Tonight.
The Spanish Students will be here to
night, arriving at 7 o'clock on a special
train chartered by the D. P. & A. N. Co.
While the. unfortunate wrecking of the
Dalles City caused an annoying delay,
it was one that could neither be foreseen
nor prevented. Manager Webber re
grets exceedingly that information could
not be obtained in time to .inform the
public so that -they would not have been
put to the inconvenience of facing the
cold weather oniy to be disappointed
As it was, & telegram sent to Hood River
elicited tbe reply that the boat had
passed there a little before 8, which
was of course a mistake. The curtain
will go up tonight . promptly on time,
and the building will be thoroughly
warmed. The program' will be ren
dered as printed yesterday.
A Fire Alarm.
An alarm of fire this morning about 9
o'clock sent the bovs skurrying up to
the East End with tbe engine and hose
carts, but the ' fire was out before tbey
arrived. The cause of the alarm was
small blaze in the' basement of the
building belonging to Mr. Mrlnerny and
occupied by Mr. Frank Gabel. Tbe fire
started in some empty sacks, bow, no
body knows. Mr. ' Gabel" grabbed the
burning sacks and carried them out
burning his hands and faceqnite severely
in doing so. He also cut a bad gash in
the back of his thumb, probably from
piece of -. broken glass. Outside of the
damage to Mr. Gabel, no barm was
done. ; ' ' ' "
' It lieain Uan.
At Pendleton the weather is decidedly
cold, the thermometer dropping down
to 23 and 25 degrees below zero. The
East Oregonian is responsible for the
following concerning it: .
The pipes at the mills were all frozen
and (this is no fairy story; the big pump
which stands within six feet of Xhe bat
tery of boilers in the brick . engine, room
of the pcourtng mills', was frozen solid
with 65 to 7d pounds of steam on and
the pump running at full force. Today
the mills are chock ablock with ice in all
the pipes. It is thought by tomorrow
the mills can be in operation again.
The Telegram of last night contains
an article about one Amos Crowley, said
to be of that city, ana a sheep-shearer
by-occupation, who blew, in his money
there and a day or so since found him
aeli at'tbe end if bis sack, and conue-
The Dalles City Damaged.
The steamer Dalles City left the locks
at 6 o'clock last night, and should have
been here at 9:40. Instead she is lying
n a sand bar just above Spragae land
ing, with a big -hole in her hull. . Just
this side of Spragne there is - a big rock
in the river, and this she ran into. How
much damage was done we have not
learned, nor can it be estimated until
she Is raised, though it is not probably
anything worse than tbe knocking out
of -a few ribs and the breaking of some
sheathing. kAs soon as she struck, her
bow was turned towards the sand bar
near by and she sank in a few minutes
in 6 feet of water: She had on board
passengers transferred from -the Regu
lator, amqncthem the Spanish Students,
and the cattle and. other freight taken
from- here in ' the - morning. Arrange
ments were at once made with Messrs.
J. G. and I. N. Day of the Caecades.to
raise her. . Since writing the above it is
learned that the steamer Maria, belong
ing to the Days, took the passengers and
freight' from the Dalles. City, today land-
ng them at the Cascades. '. It is feared
that' the steamer: is 'much more badly
damaged than was at first supposed.
The D. P. & A. -N. Co.; arranged for an
extra on tbe O. R. & N. to run from
Portland this afternoon, which will pick
up the passengers and- bring them
through, arriving here at 7 o'clock this
evening, .
Blown to Atoms.
and waterscapes, icebergs, trees, 'birds
and bees, fountains and mountains, del
icate traceries of figures irregularly reg
ular, suggesting a-design, yen leaving it
incomplete, but satisfactory a hint to
the imagination that like a half forgot
ten dream,' left memories of things beau
tiful, yet indistinct, or like remembrance
of our childhood fairv tales, where each
saw for. himself the wonderful gardens
of Aladdin's cave, and- yet none saw
alike, As an artist and treeco painter
Jack Frost has no equal, and he certain
ly left some of bis mas. erpieces with us
last night. - - -- - - i .
The Spanish Students.
program for this
The following is the
evening at the Vogt : J
PART II.
.8oua
10.
March ''Directorate" -,
Sixmisb Students. '
Soprano Solo "Through All Eternity" ..
Mascheroni
Miss Susie Lehman.
Selection 'ill Trovatore"' Verdi
bpai ish btuuenls.
Spanish Dance .-. -...Little Addle Kavart
Cello solo "Kcmana" StrckzU
Senor F. JBioeamonte.
- PART II.
Intermezzo "Cavalieria Kustleana"....'. '
Mwcagni
Spanish Stadents .
Soprano Solo. "Dream Uue Dream of
Me" Jinbyn
Miss Susie Lehman. '
Bandnrria Solo "Saluia EHpagUole. . Pabicio
benor M. B. f ala los. (otiitar uccotup
- niment bv Carlos -tiebuo-liaM.) -
Descriptive Soug "one Alwa Dressed
in DiacK ... ,
Little Addle ravrt.
"American Patrol". . i.
Spauioh Students.
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Spanish Students Concert Co.
ASSISTED BY
Misses "Wainwright, Layhman
. and Add?" e Forrest.
Vogt's Opera House,
Saturday, Nov. 28.
Prices... 75c and. $1.00
School Books
Braham
.-.Mtacham
Lamps Tonight.
Mr. H. C. ' Lovering, writing to the
Hood River Glacier- from Illocillewaet,
British Columbia, under date of Nov.
9th, gives the following account of the
death of Chas. ' Berger, . formerly a resi- :
dent of Hood River valley :- 1 ;
"We have had a terrible accident here
in which one of your old citizens, Chas.
Berger, met swift and awful death.
Mr. Berger and Chris. Miller' went out
about nine miles from here ' to do some
work in a mine- which is being opened
up. Tbey. were last -seen, on Monday,
Nov. 9ih. There was then three boxes
of dynamite in the cabin. A heavy shot
was heard that evening at; dusk. On
Wednesday the cabin was blown ' to
atoms. Search parties have been out
almost all the time since and have
succeeded in finding parts of the body of
Miller, put nothing has been found that
can be identified a9 part oi Mr.
Berger. - . - - '- '
"The family is with ns here and tbey
are bearing up bravely in their terrible
trouble.. Mr.-Berger was respected by
all who knew him here, and his wife
and children have our sihcerest and
pathetic sympathy.'
.' A Dainty Artist, -.
If you should see anything strange in
the shape of Iiitbts tonight, do not im
agine that it is either the California fly
ing ship or Coll Sinnott's. The fact is
that the council has let a contract for
lighting the city, and .the lamps will be
touched off tonight. As the lamplighter
will make his first round tonight, and is
not familiar with the location of : tbe
lamps, it is requested that it any lamps
are not lighted, those living near them
report the fact. - . . ''' : -
There's no clay, flonr, starch or other
worthless tilling in "HoeUake " and no
free alkali to bnrn the haiida. jly24
Furnished room for rent, with board
if 'desired. Address Mrs. C. Adams,
Jackson street. nr.vl2-6t
Bneklco'i Arinca salve.
- The best salve in tne world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt' rheum, fevei
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruption, and posi
tively cures piles,- or no pay -required
It is guaranteed to eive perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunaed. Price "25 cents
par box. For . sale by Blakele; and
Houghton, druggists.
Jack Frost was abroad last night, and
while the cunning rogue may have done
considerable mischief in tba way of fool
ing with water-pipes and. similar tricks,
it is quite certain that tne artistic in
stincts of the little scamp caused 'him
to do some ornamental, work on the big
plate glass windows of our business
houses. Borne of the windows were in
deed 'beautiful, there ' were -landscapes
-". Awarded.. ,. .'
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
Supplies.
Jacobson Book & Music Go.
.'' No. 174 Second Street, '.
Nevr Vogt Block, The Dalles, Oregon.
GEORGE RUCH
PIONEER GROCER.
Successor to Chrisman 5i Corson.
' ' 1 . FULL, LINE OF
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES.
Again in business at the old ptarsd.' -1 would be pleased to
see all my formeipatrons. Free delivery to any part of town.
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.r -f iiost jtreriecx aiaae.
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Executor's Notice of Final Account.
Notice Is hereby sven that Geo'ge A. Lleb,
executur of the estate of Richrd G. Clter, de
ceased, has filed tbe finl aoconntfim of the es
tate of Klchard li. Cl-ister. deceased, with the
Kuardlauship estate of Albert Lehman, an in
SHue p-rfcon, of the peison and e-tHte of whli-h
Mid Albert LehHian, an Insane per on, the Mid
ftt-hmd (i C lifter, deceased, ut the time of
his death te duly appoint-a. qualified and act
ing guardian; with the cleik ii the County
Court of the Stare of Oregon for Wasco County,
and that said- court has aiipointed 10 o clock a.
m. of Mnndiiy, November 2, J8y6. being the Hrst
day of the reeulnr, November term of -said court,
for tbe yea ,181)6, at the coauty coarthnuse in
Dalles CI ry, Oregon, ss the time and plate for
the hearing o saiT final accounting aud ubjeo
tlonk thereto if any th re be.
. Ibis notice is published by order of said
County Court, en rerrdirceober ltd, 1896. .' -
GEOKGE A. LIEBK. hxeculor.
Cokdom i;oiOfl, Attorneys for Executor.. -oci3-5t-il
v,-.
Notice of Final Settlementi
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
the duly appointed, qualiti d a' d aciiug admin-
Istrat'r of tbe estate of Anna Francis Carlson,
deceased, has filed his liiiHl account and report
In stud ebtnte. and t at Moi da, tbe 4lh dtiy of
January, 197, at the Dour of 2 o'clock p. ni. of
said day, at the County urtroomof the(kunty
Ciurt Houne in Hallcs Citr, Wasco County, Ore
gou, has been fixed and nppoiwted by the Hon
orable County court ns the time and . place for
hearing sxid final account and report. All per
sons are hereby notified and requir d to up ear
at iid time aud pIhco aud show cause ir any
there te why an order of ibis Court -fchou!d not
be mride approving s Id final account and dis
ctmrg ng the -aid adminiKtmtor from further
acting, und-r t-ald trutt and exonerating, bia
bondEihen from furtht r liabil ty thereunder.
. Inb-d this 23d day of November, 18. -H2
-5t-l FKANK HliFEE, '
Administrator of the Estate ol A ana F.ancla
.Carlsou, deceased. - .