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LIST OF STATE AND COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Governor -
Secretary of State.
'Pmunnr ....
,....8. Pennoyer
..O.W.McBride
Pblllip Metsctian
a :.AMtan. a PnHltf. Inatrnetimi. B.B.
B.B. McKlrov
- - (J.N. Dolpb
Senator - 1 J. H. Mitchell
Congressman.flrstMistrict... ......... $-,H""
" uxouid district W. K. B.U1S
fitata Printer Jv FrDk Biker
CVCHTT.
County Judge......
Bheria
Clerk
Treasurer .......
Oommisuonet ........
- George B'ake y
-i--"
J. B-Crossen
.. Wm. MicbeU
Ju. Dernieile
Assessor....
Surveyor.. - . '...v......
Superintendent! Public Schools.,
Coroner
t. W,. KuonU
E. F; Sharp
Troy .-bcilej
. 1L haetwoud
Professional C rda. . '
jrjB. H. WOAH;. . - - : -"
PliyiYciau and Surgeon,
. ; ' Boom aud S In Land Offle Building
o.-
HOLL18TKB, ,
Phvairdan and Snrgeon.
Boom over Dalles National Bank.
Office boors 1C A.M. to I M., and from ItoiPJt.
Besidenos West sod of Tlttra stress.
jB. 8. B. WALTER.
Physician and Surgeon.
Diseases of Children a speciality. Enklnsville
Sherman Co., Oregon. . -
JJB. .. D. DOANE,
Physician and Surgeon,
mrpirTR Rooms S and 8 Chaoman Block.
BEsIDfcUCE Second door fron. the southeast eor
nert our sod fourth btrts.
Office hours, to 12 AM, 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 PM.
' JQR. yf. E. BINEHABT,
, Phvsician an
Surgeon,
Boon, 1, Chapman Block, over Nielsen's store.
Office hours 10 to IS A M and f to 4, 7 to 8 P !
Residence on Union btreet corner of Ninth.
t E. SANDERS, D. D. S., . -V
' ' DBNT18T
Corner of Second and Washington street, over
French ft Cu.l Bank.
SdenOfic and Mechanical Dentistry thoroughly
understood, and satisfaction guaranteed in every in
stance. '
D
B. G. C. ESBELMAN,
BOltBOPATBIO
Fhysiciaa and Surgeon.
' nnnn mH. ,nMKnw) nrrmntlT. dav OT niirht.'
booms 80 and 87, Chapman Block, The Dalles,
Oresron. - P
2. B. OOHDOW.
LONDON CONDOM, ,
Attorneys at Law.
Office On Court street, opposite the Id Court
House, The Dalles. Or.
A.
8. BENNETT,-
Attorney at LaW,
Office In Schanno's building, upstair.
: - The Dalle -
-. Oregon.
H. WILSON. ' ' ;
! Attorney at Law,
t
Room K and 6S, New Togt Block,
, - ' - The Dalles, -
Oregon
j i story, ;:"
. Attorney at Law, .
The Dalles, Oregon, j
J.
Ck KOONTZ,
BealEstate,
- i Insuranoe and
Loan Ascent. ...
Agent for the Scottish Union and National I
urance company of Edin rargh, Scotland, - Capit
anooo.ooo.
Valuable Farms "near the City to sell on essy
erms.
Office over Post Office. The Dalles, Or.
. S.BOTOS.. .... nun MsssrsB.
kUPUR MENEFEE,
;:v - &tuiru" o,b ajcvw. . ; .
Boom t and 43, Chapman Block, The Dalles, Or.
M
BS. RUSSELL
BRIMIIDnN " .
drehhmak: jis g.
Cor. Third and Lincoln St., . '
' - TH DALLES, OREGON
A share of the public patronage solicited. Satis
faction guaranteed. epl6-dA
yrTILLIAM BLUM,
ARCHITECT,
THE DA LE3, OREGON. I
Plana for buildlnes drafted, and estimates grren
All letters coming to me through the postofBoe wil
eeeiTe prompt attenton
HOCIKTIRM.
.. A I
i P.- Hall the second sod fourth Wednesdays ot
each month at 7 JO P. M.
TTASCO LODGE, NO. 15, A. F. ft A. .Meets
'
V V first and third Monday . of each month at
P.M. - -
mBI DALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO 6.
L Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wed Deeds)
. -.rf each month at 7 P M.
COLUMBIa LODGE, NO, 6, I. O. O. F. Meets
every Friday erening at 7:30 o'clock, in K. of P.
Hall, corner of eooud and Court street. Sojourn
lor brothers are welcome. . A. LABSEN, N. O.
H. CuweH, SecTy. .
. l.-MUENDSHHU0DOE, NO.
9., K. of P. Meets
i
every Monday eTenins at 7:30 o clock, in bchan-
no's ouildinir, corner of uourt and second streets.
Sojourning brothers are cordially invited.
D. Vaoh, K. H. and 8. JE. E. HA1GHT. 0 a
-T70MEN'8 CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
T T will meet every Friday afternoon at S 0 clock
at toe reaamar room, in are mntea
MODERN WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Ml.
Hood Camp, bo. 'GO, meets every Tuesda
evening of each week at 7:80 o chick, in A. Keller's
VialL All brothers and sojourning brother are
In vi tea to oe present.
mEMPLF LODGE, NO. 8. A. O. U. W.-MeeU
X is KKellcr's Hall every Thursday evening at 7s0 !
o'clock. tiai BUB GlBO.'.8, M. W.
W. 8. Mtku, Financier.
1 AS. hESMITH POST, NO. 3 Q. A. R Meets
tj every Saturday at 7 .SO r. M. u si. of P. Hsu.
BOF L. B. Meets everr
, K. of P. Hall.
day iterneoa in
GESANG YEBEIN HARMONIB. Meat ever)
Sunday evening in Keller's HsJL
T1
OF. L. 9. DIYI3ION. NO.
167 Mee s n K.
X of P. Hall the first and third Wednesday ol
eaLh month at 7:30 P. U
C. P. STEPHENS,
- - DEALER VS
Dry
Hoods, .e&..,'H.2gs,
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SH0S3.
Ho 134 SeooaJ Street, next door east of The Dalles
siswoam iudi.
Basing Oft opened in butmeaf. and hat ng a full
laMTtaseot U tho ltet goods ia my line, I desire a
ahsre of the puD patronage. I
apr . 0. F. STEPHENS j
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
COLUMBIA BREWERY
Second St., East End,
AUGUST BUOHTiKRr PROP.
Eu been refitted throughout with the
LATESTUMPROVED MACHINERY
And to now manufacturing the .
Best Keg and Jottled Beer
and Porter
(o Eastern Oregon.
Mr. Bnchler aVway aim to adopt (he latest brew
intr apparatus ana win rarnisn nis customers pec
equal to acv n market: I
Northwest Cor. Second and Washington 8tr,
is
Sacoeasors to George Rach.
The Cheapest Place
n thb Daujts rea
All Kinds of Groceries,
FLOUR, GBAIN, WILLOW WABE, ETC
Ws respectfullv solicit a share of the public pat-
Tmagre, ana liriau en'javor io give enure sauaiac-
tioo to our customers both old and new.
WOOL EXCHANGE"
; SALOON,
DAN BAKER, Prop'r.
Keeps on hand the oest
f ines, Iiprs ui Cigars.
FREE LUNCH EVERY EVENING.
Near the Old Mint, Second Street,
THE DALLES, ; : OREGON.
J. O. MACK,
DEALER VS
Fine Hies and Liprc,
DOMESTIC AKO KEY WEST CIGARS -
The. Celebrated Pabst Beer
FRSNCH-S BIVOCK,
l Second St. : THE DALLES, OR.
Sample : Rooms,
i58 ltOIST.- fcSX .
(Nearly opposite Umatilla House.)
CHABLIE FEANE, PROP.
T
The Best Wines;
. Liquors and Cigars.
COLUMBIA BBEWEhT BEER ON DRAUGHT.
A. McINTOSH.
-DEALER IN-
MeatsButteraBdEgffs,
, MOBO and GRABT, OREGON.
WILL ALWAYS-BATE ON SALE t the nboye
towns the choicest Beef. Mu ton end Pork.
Alto pay she hi best maniet price- for Buttrr and
Egga .. . augl
HENRY L KTJCK,
-Manufacturer of and dealer in
Harness and Saddlery,
Second St., near Moody's Warehouse,
TBS DALLES,
BE GO N
A Work
Onaraateed to Give Sat-
-tfteettea
R. E. Saltmarshe
-AT THB ,
East EM STOCK Y
WLLI. PAY THE
HighestCashPrice for
Hay and Grain.
DEALER IN LIVE STOCK.
WvT.WISEMAN
. 8uccsssor to J. H. McDonough 0. ) , ..
DEALER TH ;
AMD CIGARS.
None but the best brands of Liquors and
Cigar on sale. Temperance drinks of all
kind Comer of Court and Second streets
THE DALLES. OREGOX.
CITY BAKERY
Second and Union Streets.
Choice Wines, Liquors
FAMILY GROCERIES
a T
A. Xf
NEWMAN. Proprietor
The Dalles National Bank.
OF DALLES CITY, OR.
President,...
Cashier, .....
...Z. F. Hoodj
..M. I. Mood;
General Banking -' Business: Transacted
Sight Exchanges sold op
NEW YORK, ' .
SAN FRANCISCO,
PORTLAND, OR
tar Collections made on favorable terms at all ac
ee-silile paint
.S. SCHENCK,
President.
H. M. BEALL
Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
.OFTHB DALtiES,
''J-V v v,(Sueeeasorso)' '. : . .. 7'"
SCHENCK & BEALL BANKERS,
TRANSACTS A REGULAR BANKING BUSINESS
BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE.
COLLECTIONS
PROMPTLY
CAREFULLY MADE
ACCOUNTED FOR.
AND
DRAW ON NEW YORK, 8 AN FRANCISCO AND
PORTLAND.
Directors i -
D P Taoirrsoa, Fd M Williams, .
1 8 Schshck, Geo Res A Loss,
H M BULL.
fel .
Miscellaneous
Thompson's Addition
DALLES CITY.
Now Ready- for Sale on Easy Terms,
Now is the timelto buy whUe
RICES ARE LOW.
This tract has been surveyed and Dlatted in acre
tracts with convenient streets and avenues and so
trranved that purchasers can get one block or sev
eral acres in a body. Ths lauil is comparatively
level, soil excellent, water easily obtained, location
pleasant, beautiful and easy to access and join the
ity immediately on tne ease ' - . .
Title U. S. Patent. Warranty Deeds.
" FOR SALE BY
Tbs Dalles Land and . Improvement Co.
For particulars apply at the office of the Company
Booms 7 and 8, Land Office Building, The Dalles, Or
COME AND 8EE.THE PROPERTY..
THORNBURY & HUDSON,
Real Estate Agents.
THE DALLES
FIRST STREKT.
FACTORY' NO. 105.
PI ADO of the Best Brands maDufact
Ul JtHllO nred, and ordVas from all paita
of the country filled on tbe shortest notice.
. Tbe reputation of THE DALLES CIG A R
has become firmly established, and the de
mand for tbe home manufactuaed'article ia
increasing eyery day, ax';"i . 1
dec24ay-ti
A. TJLRICH & SON.
PATH KREPT & CO.,
-DEALERS IN-
Painty 0113, Gte
. . And the Most Complete and Latest
Patterns and Designs hy. .
W A. JLt Xj P A PEIl .
Practical Painter and Paper Hanger. None but
the best I rands of the 8herwin- Williams Paint used
in all our work, and none but ths most skilled
workmen employed. All orders will be promptly
attended t. - j;
. Shop adjoining Columbia Packing Co. J
THIRD STREET .
HE DA jLES
F 8. GUNNING.
J. D. HOCKMAN.
Gunning &Eocliman
Blacksmiths.
In th new shop on Second street, first blacksmith
hop east of French fc Co.' brick block.
Horse-Shoeing a Specialty.
All kind of work in iron, whether of agTicultmal
mplement or vehicle, done in the most roechan
cal style, and satisfsction guaranteed. 1an2wky .
G. K. ELOWEBDAY,
188 COKKT 8TBEKT,
IS PREPARED TO TAKE
Photographs in the Highest Style of
the Art.
GROUPS AND CHILDREN A SPECIALTY,
uvll ; PRICES REASONABLE. -
FRESI1 CIDER!
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Candies and Nuts!
' And the best brands of
CIGARS : AND : TOBACCO,
Can be found at mr store in the Skibbee building,
in the East end.
maggie! BLEM.MEit, propr,
- THE DALLES, OREQON, ;. ;
Cigar Factory
......
TELEGR4PHI0.
To be a Heathers, Holon.
New York, Jan 27 Tne Prut WatJv
inaton snecial sats: "The Press corres
pondent has the best anthonty tor an
financing in the most positive terms tbat
President Harrison will nominate a suc
cessor to the late Justice Li mar. Tbe
nomination will DrobabW be sent to the
senate befcre tbe .end of tbe next week
The Dresibent consulted, at tbe White
Bouse today about this subject with Vice
President Morion arid Senators JUanaer
son. Piatt." DitlDh. Hifreins and others.
His conversation witri the vice president
ia s'lppostd to have been with reference
to forcing a coubrmation, and the pre
siding tiffii.-er of the senate is believed to
have satisified bun that it is witbin tbe
power o( the Repnblicm mnjority in that
body to com nel the connrmution ot any
man who is up to the high standard of
the previous judicial appointment made
by this administration.
WILL NAME A SOUTHRON.
"The president -considers that the ap
pointmeot ought to go, if uoaaible, to X be
Soutb. inasnincb as Justice Limar was
tbe only distinctly Southern man upon
the supreme bench: and, fJnallv, the
president, under ordinary circumstances,
would regard it as almont imperative to
till tbe vacancy by tbe promotion of
some republican judge ot a southern cir
cuit court, eneb a promotion, however.
would cause a vacancy of the lower fed
era I bench, which, on account of tbe lack
f time between now sod March 4, wou d
almost certainly be left for President
Cleveland to fill." During the coming
week President Harrison will examine
carefully the names of prominent South
ern Republicans, both on and fi the
federal bench, which may be submitted
to him, and it be finds among them a
man who meets bis Stan bard ai to private
Character and professional acquirements
that man will undoubtedly be nomina
ted. .
Fxp'OMloa lit a nine.
Buda Pesth, Jan. 27 An explosion
from-a cause still unascertained took
place in a coal mine at Tokod, near Grau
this morning. . Fire broke out immedi
a'ely after the explosion and is still bum
log. About lou men were at wortr. in
the mine at tbe time of the explosion.
Tbe descent was not impaired and the
cage was sent down almost at once. The
b dies ot 19 men who bad been killed by
the shock wen lound near tbe bottom oi
the shaft and were brought op. Tbe
CHge went don again, bat returned im
mediately, as tbe smoke was so dense
that tbe rescue party was unable to re
main below. Two of tbe party were nn
consrioos before they reached tbe top
The 131 men are still in the mine. Ma
chinery was taken out from Grau to pat"
tiaily flood the mine, but a- yet there are
no sign tbat the fire is abating The
whole population ot Tokod is around tbe
pit's montb, but no eflort ha been made
since noon to send down a rescue party.
All tbe miners are believed to be dead.
As tbe work ot rescue cannot be at
tempted tor several hour, there is prac
tically no hope that any of tbe men be
low wiil be saved.
Oregon Express Wrecked,.
Marysyille, Cal, Jan. 27 This
morning at 1 o'clock the north -bound
Oregon express train ran into tbree
freight cars on the main track at Reed
station, seven miles south of this city,
Tbe freight car were badly demolished,
and tbe engine materially injured Both
tbe engineer and fireman miraculously
escaped. The eotineei and passengers
aw a man wildly waving a lantern, but
did not stop, saying that tbev believed
be was attempting to bold tbe train.
Alter tbe accident, men came to this
city and a wrecking train was sent for;
and by 8 o'clock tbe track was clear.
With a fresb engine tbe express resumed
its journey. It is my tenons and thus
far unexplained how tbe freight cars got
from the siding to the main track. At 8
o'clock Thursday nigb' the farmers in the
vicinity knew of the matter, but did not
let the railroad people here or ia Wheat
land know, tbe cars were there. It' is
thought some boys did it in a joke, and
an investigation will be made. r
Free Trade In Camada.
Ottawa. OnU Jan. 27 Tbe govern
ment'anpporters in parliament have ta
ken tbe lead from tbe liberals in attacks
lDg the tariff. They have given notice
that tbey wnl move on Monday in favor
of patting corn, coal " oil . and binding
twine on tbe tree list.
Will of Loriaa: Plrkerlna;. -
San Francisco. Jan. 27 Tbe will of
be It'e Lrmif Pickering, oao of the
proprietors of tbe Morning. Coil and
Evening 2?ulfcttn,was filed for probate, to
day. Tbe va oe of tbe e.tste'is not given,
but bait W88 left to tbe widow and tbe
other half tQ the son. - '
. Another Poisoning, Case.
South. Bend, Wash , Jan. 28 The re
cent excitement over tbe poisoning of
Isaac Smith and family, residing on
North river, about six-miles from this
city,' is revived by a similar case in that
neighborhood, which has terminated fa
tally. The 15th in st., John Kaercher
and family went to the Smith bouse.
about four miles from their farm, to. at
tend the sick. Tbey stayed over nigbt
and tben returned borne. Immediately
afterward, the youngest Kaercher child,
a boy ot tbree years, became ill with dyS
entery. The 17th Mr. JSLsercher and a
daughter were taken down witb tbe same
ailment. Tbe symptoms in these three
cases were exactly similar to those in tbe
Sinitb family sickness, supposed to be
due to tbe admioittrstioo ol a mineral
poison in the food No physician waa
called nor medicine taken, and last Mon
day night the boy died. The other pa
tients are improving in condition.
Panama Canal lnqolry.
Paris, Jan. 28. The chamber of 'dep
uties will meet next Wednesday to con-
sider.the 15 true tills lound by M Fran-
qneviile, examining magistrate in tbe
Panama canal case. - In the chamber tn
morrow several deputies will advocate tbe
pasning ol a bill providing for ibe impo-
siMou of severe penalities upon persons
miking unsubstantial charges against
anybody in concec'ion with the Panama
ecsndal . a oe -motion win -prooaiyy oe
opposed by the government, wb cb has
already expressed rs Hostility to sucn a
measure, when tbe annject has been
reached in the chamber. The duel be
tween . Deputy Derouiede and Deputy
Pichoo is not likely to take place. . De
rouiede ha reduested his Bef-ood to de
fer final arrangements for the duel until
Deputy" Picbon ex i'.sids why he felt hi
aalied oy a mention of bis relatione to
Cornelius Herz.
The quern Deposed. . '
Honolulu, Jan . 18- The downfall of
the Hawniia'u monarchical governoi nt
ha finally occurred.-' Yesterday e. pro
visional government was organized, com
posed taiiieij of white residents. " It as-
THE DALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4,
timed control of all the functions of tbe
government, and now awaits the decision
of the United State government, whether
it will accept the Hawaiian islands as
portion ot Its domain. Tbe event wbicb
led ud to ibis situation commenced im
mediately before the departure of tbe
steamship Mariposa for San Francisco,
and were occssioned January 11 by tbe
passage of a bill wbicb gave a concession
for tbe establishment Ot a lottery in VP
kingdom. This franchise was given to six
people, on the promise of an annual pay
ment of $500,000. Tbia measure the
ministers would not support. Tbe prop-
oi-ition bad tbe vote of only one white man.
tbe other 25 votes necessary to carry l
being contributed entirely by natives and
half-castes. This act wag-followed, the
afternoon of January 12. after the de-
Dartnreof the Mariposa, by springing a
vole of want of confidence in tbe minis
try. This, after bnt 11 tie argument, was
passed by a vote of 25, tbe exact number
necessary. 1 oe aeieareo minisry naa tne
confidence of tbe public and of tbe cap!
talists and bu-iness community, and, as
tbe prorogation of parliament had been
set for janaary zi oy me queen nerseir.
their tenure ol office was expected to run
until 1U04. Considerable excitement
thenVoTewed among tfie white tesitieeta
ot tbe inlands, which' was (lightened Jan
uarv 13 bv the appointment of a minis
try in wbicb there was no confidence, and
by tbe fact tbat tbe tiueen tbe morning
of tbe 14th signed tbe lottery bill.
. for Political Amnesty.
Dublin, Jan 29. The am-iesty dem
onstration hers to day has surpassed all.
expectation. More than 20,000 men, with
bands and banners, marched in tbe torch
light procession this evening. John Red
mond. Dr . Eenney, Pierce, Mahoney and
James Eagao, the dynamiter recently re
leased from Portland prison, addressed a
great meeting at the custom-house. Tbe
attendance of tbe meeting was tbe only
disappointing feature of tbe celebration,
as it was considerably smaller than at
several previous amnesty meetings. The
entbusiat-m was intense, however, and
II the speakers were cheered almost
constantly The speakers without excep
tion, emphasized tbe necessity of seenr.
ing the release of the rest of tbe Irish
political prisoners.
A Hepabliean Senator.
Topeka, Kan , Jan. 29 The Repub
licans have just learned tbat tbev
elected a United States senator in the
joint sescion of the two houses last Wed
nesday. They claim none ot tne mem
bers of tbe Populist ' boose were legally
sworn in,, and consequently bad no right
to vote for senator: tbat the state ena
tors including" tbe Populist members of
tha' body, together with the members ot
tbe Republican constituted a quorum, or
majority ot a quorum, and that Adv
was therefore eletced senator. Ady will
be furnished with credentials, signed by
Speaker Donglaa, of the Republican
bouse, and by each of the Republican
senators. -.'..
Searrh for the Allsslns Lints. :
Paris, Jan. 28 At a meeting of sen
ators belonging to tbe Democratic sect
ion of the left, it was resolved to request
tbe minister of justice to cause f search
ot the residences of Aodricux and Dela
haye with the view of finding the lists of
persons compromised by the Panama
scandal, ednceming which Delabaye and
Aodrienx spoke on several occasions, but
which they tailed to produce. It has
deen officially announced that the name
of Herz has been removed from tbe roll of
tbe legion of boner .-
The Storm In Taroma.
Tacoma, Jan. 29 Tbe snow storm tbat
has been raging bere ever since Thursday
reached a climax to day. About 1 o'clock
the. snow began coming down so thick
that it was impossible to see more than a
block away, and to make it worse, a
strong wind was blowing this afternoon
and evening. The electric-cars on the
principal lines were abandoned about 6 P.
K-, though the cable continued to run.
About 18 inches of snow fell, but it Is so
wet tbat it rapidly melts
Family Fro Ken to Death.
PARKBR8BURO, W. Vs., Jan. 28 Tbe
bodies of Jobn Michaels, ; bis wife - and
tbree little children were discovered fro
zen to death last night in a hovel in Put
nam county, near Lincoln county - line.
The fourth child, an infant heavily wrap
ped, was found to be alive. The family
lived s gypsy life and bad been ; in tbe
habit bf going south every winter. It is
supposed tbey failed to get away in time
this year. t
Anarchists Under Arresu
- Paris, Jan, 29 Several anarchists
were arrested last night, and this morn
ing stolen explosives were found in their
possession. Tbe police believe tbat tbey
have arrested tbe men who placed lie in
fernal machines resembling a saucepan
before tbe office of the Carmaux Mining
Company November 8. Tbe infernal
machine was taken to tbe commissariat
of police io tbe Rue des Boot- Infants,
wbeie it exploded with a terriffic effect.
. Naval Strength of France.
Paris, Jan, 28 Tbe chambetfpf dep-
uties took up the naval estimate this
evening M. Thompson, chairman of tbe
committee on naval estimates, stated
tbat tbe French' Mediterranean squadron
was now superior to tbe' Italian Mediter
ranean squadron, and . that France'
northern tqnadron would soon equal the
entire German squadron. France now
has 422 fighting ships.
Keeened From the Bamtns; nine.
Buda Pesth, Jan, 28 A partially
successful effort was made last night to
rescue tbe men who were entombed yes
terday by the explosion in tbe coal mine
at Tokod, Gran. After 57 men were
saved the fire reached tbe shaft through
which their rescue was effected, thus pre
cludiag all bop for tbe other men in the
mine. Tbey are beyond all aouoiaeaa,
as the interior of tbe mine is a roaring.
Kesnltee Fatally.
Tacoma, Jan. 28 Ceia Sorensen, aged
15 years, died to-day from peritonitis
caused by injuries received wbtlecoasting
on Twenty-tilth street Friday night. She
and her sister were coasting down tbe
street when their sled struck some ob
stacle on tbe sidewa'k, throwing them off
But little was thought ot tbe matter at
the time, as she did not appear to be very
badly hurt. . ;
Three- He lt.1 lie.
Louisville. Kv Jan, 29 At an early
bour tbls (Sunday) morning word was
received of aerioos freight wreck on the
Newport News and Mississippi Valley
road, in which the engineer, fireman and
brakeman were '. killed. Tbe railroad
officials refuse to give any particulars.
V Oregon's Electoral Tote.
Washington, Jan. 28 -Jobn F, Caples
the messenger hrioging Oregon's electoral
vote, b a arrived, delivered bis package
and received hU money. ,
Health Officers Speak.
City, State and National Authorities report the
Royal Baking Powder in every way
Superior to all others. x
" STATE CHEMIST, CALIFORNIA; The Royal fulfils all the
requirements. Our tests show it has greater leavening
power than any other.
STATE CHEMIST, WASHINGTON; There is no question but
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U.S. GOV'T FOOD REPORT;' Royal Baking Powder U
.shown a -
f.
leavening
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BOARD OF HEALTH. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: Finding in
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HOARD OF HEALTH, TACOMA, WASHINGTON ; In our judg
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C 3. niNSWANGER, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON It is also my
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to influence you in using any other than
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ITFMS JN BRIF.F
From Saturday's- Daily
There is not much poetry in this tem
perature, except one takes deluht in deso
lation and dreariness.
Mr. H. Anderson, the contractor on the
Regulator, having finished tbe work, left
tor Portland on the evenicg train.
Again the beantiful snow came down last
night and increased the depth of tbe con
gealed element about three inches.
The condition of Father Bronsgeest has
not improved since yesterday, and he is
very seriously sick at hi residence
Dr. Rinehart has moved from his old res
idence on Union and Ninth street to hi ele
gant residence-at the head of Laughlin
stieet on the bluff.
Grant is agitating the qnestiou of water
works. There ia a bouotiiul supply on the
blnff above the town, which would furnish
an abundance at little expense.
. Judging from the items in the Grant Die-
patch, Uro isrooks is infatuated with that
town, and perhaps, in the near future, may
settle down and grow up with the couutry.
The principal industry to-day is putting
np ice, and hotel keeper and saloon - pro
prietors have a large force of men employed
catting into convenient pieces the frozen
river..
The Mignonette club gave a very eoiov
able dance last evening at Fraternity bail.
there waa a large attendance, and ton mu
io funiahed added attractiveness to every
number. ,
Biley introduced a resolution that com'
mittee of tbree be appointed - of hold-over
senators to make a complete, investigation
of probable costs, etc., of a portage railway
on the Columbia river between Tbe Dalles
and Celilo, which was adopted.
We desire to return our thanks to the
manager of the Watco Sun for opportune
help in an boor of necessity, Jjist Wednes
day evening onr press broke a pin attached
to the machinery while working off the
daily edition, and the Acme of the Sun
printed the remainder of the papers. -
Moro Observers To illustrate how cheaply
horses may be purchased at the present
time, we may mention . that Sheriff Leslie
sold two in ares for $36 00 and a colt for
S14 00, in Moro last Saturday. The mares
which were easily worth 150 00 a head,
were bought by J. A.. Dickerson, and the
colt by Frank sayrs.
We have been asked several times in re
lation to tbe amendment to the bill renulaC-
ing fees of clerka and sheriffs, which was
amended Dy air LOon, ot tnis county, Dy
striking ont Wasco. The bill has not been
received by us, and we can say nothing re
garding tbe merits or demerits of tbe pro
vision pr of the amendment.
Exoeang : A woman complains about
the new Colombian stamps because they
are so large that it take a great expense of
toogOe to supply tbe requisite moisture.
Some smart paragrapher will, no doubt, re
mar it tbat the female sex o ight t be
equal to the emergency, bnt we shall never
oe tempted to say anytning so real mean.
Neverl '
Last week's snow had almost . cleared
awav. when snow again commenced to fall
early Thursday morning, says tbe Fossil
Journal. - As we go to press there is a
depth of ovet six inches in the few places
where it baa not drifted. A strong wind
has been blowing most of the time, and the
road are probably blockaded by tbia time
by large drifts.
The man who was arrested Thursday
night near Mays & Crowe's hardware store
had bi examination tbia afternoon before
Recorder Menefee, and was bound over in
the sum of $500, to answer the charge of
burglary. His name l J. C. Hanson, and
uo donbt he ha followed th - "business" of
breaking into houses at other times, as the
necessary tools were found on him.
- Loos Rock cor. Condon Globe; The de
lightful warm weather came to an abrupt
end Wednesday night by the appearance of
tbe seyere-t snow storm we have bad this
winter. Should it continue long, stock oi
alt ki: ds will suffer greatly. Some Hay-
ack people . ars in town, and report tbe
storm worse over there than here.
' Tbe imall boy haa royal fun these day
attaching his aled t cotters and taking a
free ride through the streets. Tbe bslycoo
days of happy boyhood are not disturbed
by snow storms or the defeat of the portage
railroad bilL -
Mr. J. Folco waa arrested Wednesday for
sending obscene letter through tbe mails
He bad hi examination before the U. S
eommisaioner in thia city yesterday, and
was held in tbe sum of $500 to answer the
crime before the U. S. district court. Tbe
bail waa furnished and Folco is sgain at
liberty.
The work on tbe Regulator has been com
pleted, and the boat ia now ready to be
launched. Mr. H. Anderson, president of
the Willamette Ship Building Co., of Port
land, waa the contractor, and tbe craft has
bsd new kelsons, new hog chains and thor
oughly caulked. Tbe b ackemith work waa
done by Mr. L. Payette, who baa a black
Smith shop in this city, and is ail ars t-o lass.
1893.
pure cream of tartar powder, highest of all in
sirengtn.
She was hauled out of the water in three
hoars and a half,- and it often tskes six
hours to put a boat on the ways. The Reg
viator is now in excellent conditon for the
river traffic.
' A case of assault was tried before Justice
Schnts to-day, in which one E Patton, a
colored man,, was defendant. The com
plaining witness was bis wife, sod she is an
honest, industrious woman. - The court im
posed a fine of $10 on him; but the testi
mony developed such a state of facts that
he may be examined and held for the grand
jury.
Senator Huston prnpoaes to punish -any
person over tbe age of 10 years, who, with
or without malice, purposely points or aim
any pistol, sun, revolver or other firearm,
either loaded or empty, at or toward any
other person, by a fine of not less than $50
.nor more than $500, or imprisonment in the
connty jail not lea than tedays nor more
than six months, or both.
The memorial of the Oregon legislature,
complaining tbat there waa delay at the
Cascades, was telegraphed to members of
the Oregon delegation at Washington
Wednesday, and it has been ascertained by
them thst tbe . contract transferring the
government construction pioperty to the
contractors was approved on the 24th. and
Major Handbury waa notified at that time.
The plant will be turned over without de
lay.
Marshal Maloney found an overcoat near
the freight depot this morning, in the pock
ets of which were a wig and false beard and
moustache. These are supposed to be the
property of some foot-pad," who use them
"for revenue only." There can be do doubt
that in the migration of certain men of
leisure this town ha not been slighted; bat
the careful watcb kept on suspicious charao
ten have made their vocation not very re
munerative. ' , ' ,
Journal- Mr. C. S. Miller arrived in Fos
sil Monday frotii Granite Creek and pro
ceeded to the coal mines south ot here Tues
day.. For some time past he has had his
men working on a new tunnel, with con
siderable success. He returned to town
Wednesday with a sack full of excellent
anthracite oosl, and started for Portland
Thursday morning witb the same tor
analysis. . Mr. Miller's hope are high for a
speedy development of the vast coal fields
in this section. -In
the pocket ot one of the prisoners ar
rested during the week was fouud seyeral
sheets of poetry, tbe refrain of which was
that be would not "work on a farm " In
the most unblushing doggerel be exolairas
that he "would rather go to jail, and stay
there without bail" than "work ou a farm.
Still farther on tbe "pome" states that the
road is better or even the gutter than
"work on a farm." Men with such iuclioa
bona usually find their proper level, and hi
oocnnaocy of the city jail, ia no doubt suit
able to his tastes. .
Journal: Mr. Ford haa introduced a bill
for county attorneys, which, .if it is accept
able to the oonntiea of this judicial district.
will abolish tne present office of district
prosecutor, and give each connty an at
torney. Most of tne counties now pay ont
from one to two thousand dollar a year for
Drosecnting attorney services. Under thia
bill they would not pav so much and per
ha ds set s cheaper grade of service, as the
attorneys who will give all their time for
from $600 to $900 a year would not rank in
ability with the present public prosecutors.
On metal rails a bone oan draw one and
two-third times as much as on asphalt pave
ment, tbree and one third times as much si
on good belgian blocks, five time a much
as on good cobble-stone, twenty times as
much as on good earth-sod, forty times a
much as on sand. A modern compilation of
engineering maxims says that a horse can
drag, as compared w"ith what he oan carry
on his back, in the following proportions:
On the worst earth-road tbree times; on
good macadamized road, nine; plank, twenty
five; on stone trackway, thirty-three; on a
good railway, fifty-five times a much.
Arlington Record: Ws have a sensational
report by grapevine telegraph from Fossil
of a prize-fight that took place the evening
of the 25th inst.at a ball. Tbe fightists
were ladies!! One was a blushing maid,
and the other a grass widow. The maid
was vanquished after the second or third
round with olackened eves and some loss of
blood. The grass widow wears the cham
pion's belt We learn tbat she haa chal
lenged Stewart, of the Journal, to mortal
combat and the championship of the earth,
the mill to come off not later than St. Val
entine's day. Notwithstanding it was
thought that all the money bad left tbe
country to prove np on railroad land, we
learn tbat old stockings are being dog B
and the contents wsgered on the result.
Bets are freely taken at two to one on the
widow. v
From Monday's Daily.
Nearly all our looal dealers have pat ap a
bountiful supply of ice.
Mr. C Leroy Phillips was a passenger on
the afternoon tram from Portland yester
day. .
Persons were crossing tne river on ths ics
vesterdav: but it w:ll he dangerous to un
dertake the feat to-day. .
A party who cams from Five Mils to-day
is
aid that snow had drifted in places from
three to eight feet, and horses bad difficulty
in making the road. It has not thswed at
all; but tbe snow remained as it fell.
From the columns o'f the Glacier we learn
tbat Cascade county is very much tavored
by residents of Hood River.
. There was one solitary drunk and disor
derly person in the city ju'l Saturday night.
He haa not liquidated his fine yet.
The weather wa quite a con urn dram this
morning. It snowed very timidly, and ths
wind blew a hurricane from thetwet,
A chinook wind blew on the higher alti
tudes yesterday, and the bare ground ap
peared in places on the Klickitat hills,
Tbe county jail has three occupants, two
serving out terms for crime' committed in
this county, and one held foP trial iu Sher
man county. .
A - correspondent of- the Hood River
Glacier says "White Salmon is threatened
with a flour famine unless the steamer be
gins running soon."
Coasting is still enjoyed by small boys;
but if the threatened-ohinook blows in a
day or so, then this sport must be post
poned nntil another winter.
From the country we. learn that fall
wheat is green and growing under the cov
ering of snow, and the water instead of fill
iug tbe streams has soiled into the ground,
Tbe condition of Father Bronsgeest is a
little improved from that of yesterday, and
bis attending physician, Dr. Hollister, has
strong hopes of his recovery; but he i very
weak, and will require time and quietude to
gain strength.
Dr. Sanders baa a method for the painless
filling ot teeth. This marks an epoch in
the advancement of the science of dentistry
which will be bailed with delight by all
tbose who are under the necessity of having
their masticators "doctored." '
Skating haa been the order of the day
and night at Hood Riyer during the past
week. There ha been royal amusement in
that town in this line, bat the Glacier re
port a practical joke, which was not
"royal" in any sense of ths word.
Our readers will do well to note the fact
that nnder present regulations no passengers
will be carried on freight trains. Hereto
tore two of the freight trains carried passen
ger, which waa a great convenience, but
the powers that be, now ordain otherwise.
Peter Gaskell, who has been on trial at
Pendleton for the murder of Petrie near
that city waa acquitted Friday by tbe jury
returning a verdict of "not guilty." Frank
Fletcher, who was claimed to have been an
accomplice, was then placed on tnal for tbe
crime.
There came near being a serious fire at
the residence of Mr. J. T. Peters last even
ing. An overturned lamp set nre to the
carpet, lounge and curtains. In potting out
the flames, the palms of Mr. Peters hand
were burned, causing bim for some hoars
very severe pain.
Mr. B. W. Crooks, of Glen wood. Wash.,
father of Mrs, John Filloon, ia very sick at
bia daughter's residence in this city. He is
one of the pioneers of tbe northwest, hay
ing crossed tbe plains with bis lather wno
live at Goldeodale soon after the discov
ery of gold in California.
The snow flakes played hide-and-go-seek
with each other for a while this afternoon.
and then would darken tbe air by their fre
quency. An uoaolvabls problem tne weather
baa been to-day, and even tne "oiaest in
habitant" couldn't determine whether it
meant cbinook or another edition of winter.
We are glad to be able to state tbat tick
ets for tne annual masquerade ball of Jack-
on Engine Uo. to be given at Armory nan
Feb. 6th, are selling quite lively. Thia is
the pioneer tire company of Eastern Oregon,
and, in every emergency, baa never. failed
to do good work in saving property from
destruction.
Mr. J. G. Kellyt aged 65 years, died at
Dufur last Friday afternoon,of heart failure. '
His horns was at Jefferson, where bis re
mains were sent Saturday atternoon, Mr.
Wm. Michell, the nndertaker,taking charge
of the embalming and shipping. Daring
bis last illness hi wife and three children'
were at bi bedside, and accompanied the
body to their borne.
Mr. William Woolndge, living near West
Portland, wa murdered Friday night while
returning to bis home. He waa in company
with a man named Obleeoblager, wbo,
after being arrested, confessed of having
committed the crime for the sake ot gaining
possession of some money tbat Woolridue
had received. They had drank quits fre
quently together during the afternoon, and
YVoolndge bad csr-lessly exhibited bis coin.
Woolrid,re wa 40 years old, and leaves a
wife and grown-up children. -
Saturday evening a aleighing party of
ladies and gentlemen enjoyed themselves
behind a team pf sprightly horses. Tha
roads were in excellent condition, and, after
driving through tbe city, the party went
np Mill ereek. They, returned about
half-past 10 o'olock, and were entertained
at the residence of Mrs. L. Butler by a
bountiful refection. Tbs following ars the
names ot tnoss constituting toe party:
Misses Ciara and Etta Story, Rose. Annette
and Myrtle Misbsll, Grass and Aeaie Will.
NUMBER 26.
am. Grace MioheJl.Loniaa and Xona Rnohr
Messrs. Truman . Butler, G.. C Snowden,
Edward Patterson and M. Jameson.
Peter Gaskell breathed the air of freedom
about two mm ate after bring acquitted of
the murder of Petri e. save the Peadlaaou
Tribune. Immediately after Judire Fee had
ordered the discharge of ths prisoner.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson stepped no and ar
rested him on a bench warrant for ths crime
of assault with a dangerous weagon. It
was leaned under an indtotment bv th last
grand jury. He, of course, was again taken
to bis oell below, to once more go through
the process of being tried before a jury.
The following it from ths Nashville
American of January 14th recording ths
death of Benjamin F, Butler. Comment is
unnecessary! "The beast is dead. Early
yesterday morning ths angel of death, act
ing under the devil's order, took Ben But.
Icr from sarth and landed him in hell. Ia
all this southern oountrv there are no tears.
no sighs, no regret. He Lived only too long.
We are glad that he has at last been re
moved from earth, and even pity the devil
tbe powessioa he baa secured'
From Tuesday' DJIy.
Dr. N. G. Blalock. of Walla Walla, ia in
the city.
Mr. O. Ia Stranahan. of Hood River. I.
n the city.
- Mr. Neil McLeorl, of Grant, earns down
on tnasaorning train. .
A "Walla Walla ohinook" has blown to
day, and this is ths coldest wind we ever
experience.
Mr, F. M. Thompson, of Dufur, stock in
spector oi this county, bas been in the city
for a few days past.
Ws are under obligations to Hon. T. R.
Coon, one of our representative in the leg
islature, for copies of hill preseoted.
Sufficient tnow fell vesterdav to make
li-ighing in firsfolass condition, and tbs
difficulty to be overcome will bs drifts.
The Storm vesterdav afternoon nravailrt
throughout tbe interior, and the roads are
almost impassable by reason of drifted
snow.
This weather wiil form ice of exo lltnt
quality, and those wiio htve out filled thiir
ice houses will now have a splendid oppor
tunity. '
New place to coast discovered. Coast
into Herrio's gallery and get on ot tbe beat
pnotos you ever hadtaken. Gallery over
post office. :.
The condition of Father Bronsgeest is
very much improved since yesterday, and
tho in. ications are very favorable for bia
recovery In a few days. .
The bridge of ioe and - nrj across tha
Columbia is still intaot. This is the first
and only free bridge we W 11 have across the
river for a cumber of jears.
The sheriff and deputy were 'busy to-day'
making out juror's subtoejas for the next
term of tbe circuit court, which onuvenea
iu this city the second Monday in Februsry.
We htve received, with the compli
ments ol Hon. Phil. Metschan, the bi
ennial report of the state treasurer of the
state of Oregon, presented to tbe legisla
tive assembly at the present session.
The Prineville stage-driver started out at
the usual time this mormog; but returned
io tbe coarse of an hour, saying he could '
not make the trip bv reason of snow drifts.
Immediately tbe proprietor' with anotlur
driver made the attempt and was successful.
' ' During all the morning a horse was tied 1
to a tree opposite this office, and tbe poor
brute waa forced to bear the keenness of ths -east
wiud without the least opportunity to
exercise aod keep warm. The law against
cruelty to animal should (jo strictly eu
forced. .
The house has refused to print many of
its important measures. The joint reso
lution relative to the Cascade locks passed
both, bouses without being printed, and
not a dozen members in the legislature,
when asked, coul l tell what it was all
about. '
The Juvenile Temple of this city will
give an entertainment next Friday night
at the Congregational chureh, consisting f
songs, recitation, etc. An admission fee
of 10 and 25 oenta will be charged, and the -prooeeda
will be devoted to the benefit of
the Temple. Ths performance will begin
at half -past 7 o'clock. .
We acknowledge the receipt o( an invita
tion from the World's Congress Aaxilisry,
upon ths nominstion of Hon. John H.
Mitchell, to attend ths World'. Congresses
in the department of the public press, to
convene in Chicago during the week begin
ning May 22, 1783. The Timis Mount-
ainbbr will, very probably, be represented
on this occasion. . s
Mr. Burgess, of Bakeoven, we under
stand, bas gone to Salem to oppose the
creation of Stockman county. He Is
armed witb a remonstrance signed by 60
voters ot Bakeoven precinct, in Wasco
county. , From this it seems that there
are even some in the proposed new coun
ty who are satisfied 4o let well enough
alone.
We have received a eop'y of the Seto Pe
tenon's Magazine for Janaary, 1893. Al
most every reader is acquainted with Peter
sou' old msgsxine, and tha new publication
ia an improvement of the old. The leading
articles', illustrated, are: Philadelphia, a
Comparative Study; A Rest Among Simple
Folk; As far as Paris; Tista. These are
from the pens of some of oar best writers,
and place the periodieal in the front rank
of literature.
Legislative "merriment" takes strange
freaks, as an exchange says: "The whole
proceeding connected with Raley'a bill
was replete with merriment, but it camo :
to a sadden stop when President Fultou
arose and said, The chair is under the
painful duty of informing the senate tbat
James G. Hlame is dead.'" Tbe result
ot tbe vote on tbe bill was anything bat
amusing to the people of Eastern Oregon
quite the contrary.
There was a change came o'er ths spirit
of our dreams Isat night. . It blaw with
great volition during ths afternoon and
evening, and daring the slight it turned
cold. The dream of a chinook was a delu
sion and a snare. This morning ths wind
shifted to the east, and the meroury fell
very perceptibly. From 12 degrees above
at 7 o clock it dropped down to zero at 10
o'clock, and a keen east 'wind blsw wtflob
increased ths severity ot the temperature. '
The governor has allowod three bills to -go
to the secretary ot state without his
signature. Tbe Kiddles incorporation
and Myrtle Point charter amendment will
be disposed of in this way, because he
will sign no act which recognizes the
raising of taxes byjicense, as he consid
ers it unjust. The other bill changes fees
of clerks and sheriffs in Grant and Crook
counties, and he saya be did not know
anything about it, so he let it go.
Antelope Herald: Last week we slan
dered our old friend, tt. Patrick, by an -nouncing
that a masquerade ball would .
be given at Antelope on the evening of
February 14th, that being the day named
in honor of old Pat We should have
said St. Valentine's day, but Pat will
know that the mistake was unintentional
on our part. The great ball will be held
on the 14th just thesame and It ia ex
pected to he the biggest masquerade
dance ever held in Wasco county.
The Winqnatt circle of the Chautauqua
held a convocation last evening at the
home of Mrs. O. J. Grand all. Tbe topics
for the evening were: tjreclan History,
conducted by Miss Frazier.and the United
8 tales and Foreign Powers by Mrs. tt. L.
Brooks. Some time was spent in consid
eration of the relations of tha United
States with Hawaii. Those present were:
Mesdames Brooks and Crandall; Misses
Frazier, Brooks, Lown,Sampson and Ful
ton; Messrs. . V. LitUefleld and fl. H. '
RiddelL
Walla Walla must have some desperate
thieves, as the following trom the States
man would indicates Home few weeks ago
Tim Barry had two fine dressed hogs
stolen from his slaughter yard, half a
mile above the race track, and this week .
a poor Chinaman, who raises vegetables
In the same vicinity, had fourteen sacks
of poottoes stolen from tbe pit tn - which '
they are buried. Strong suspicion falls
upon a party who liyea near there, and
we hope he will be eanght and made to
serve tbe slate making brick or manufac
turing Jute sacks before he gets his light
fingers on other property.