7 y.-'
MfM. v.
' k i Krbin WednesdM'a; Dally.
City oouacil meeting tonight.
A'r'.Afibft, of Goidebdale, is In the
lty.
. Judge J5a,veu port, or Mosier, i tp
town oa business. . j
Ec. Murphy, from Antelope, To in
the city.. ' .-' "
Jno D. Whlfen, of Kingsley, is in
the city on business. Kf.KwLtU
Messrs. Prank' teef -and Wo. Ellery
left last night for Arlington" A Ci J
". EditorBr6wn,;o!"Vne!Grass Valley
Journal and wifs, are in the fltyvj ;j tj
? Jt in the city attending to business.
GebXFergiison will leave in the
morning for Albany on a short visit to
Ms wife. :;
Samuel McDonald, a prominent
farmer from"nearMoio is in town on
business."'""--?-' - ' ' '
Postmaster TS-dssen went to Port
land thtt morning and will return In
a feway8.rr-f
. J. D DaUey, -representlnjrGordon &
Ferguson,' Sf. PauU is In the city in
the interest of his firm.
: John Castner. of Hood Rivor, re-
1 turned home today iiavlng-trought up
.1 the blection returns last night.'
I) . T ,ot 4 .nld alajaaaa with
case A suitable, reward will be paid
oadellveringabthisofflcer. -.- ; '.
Thomas s Hamilton prominent
sheepman of Trout Creek, came in on
thSsrageTOday'Trbm" Antelope.
MellMurchie, who has been, visiting
in Portland for the last two weeks, re
turned home last evening.
'. During the past twenty-four hours,
the river has risen two-tanths of a foot
and this morning stood at 32.6 feet.
Wm. Whitmer, special agent for the
Home Mutual Life Insurance Co. is in
the city in the interest of his oompany.
Hon. J. D. Wilcox and wife, of Grass
Valley, are in the city and will remain
until tomorrow, when they go below.
R. H. Lonsdale left this morning
for Dufur and Kingsley on a business
trip in the Interest of Mays & Crowe.
The Dalles Packing Co. are very
busy today, haying received several
tons of Salmon and are running full
"blast.
Miss Malissa Hill leaves tomorrow
for Eugene to spend a week, and from
there goes to Oakland, Cai., to remain
until school begins next fall.
The largest vote received by any
candidate was by Bradsbaw, the demo
cratic .nominee for district judge,
being almost, three for one.
Chas. M. Dial, a prominent young
attorney from Olympia, Wash., was in
the city last evening and left this
morning for Antelope, where he will
Visit his father. '
. The Columbia has sufficiently sub
sided to allow the steamers to pass
through the locks. The Regulator
went through this morning but will
return fcjnight.
Will Langill, of Hood River, was in
the city last night, and left this morn
Ing for Portland, from where he will
, again go to Klondike. He sails on the
Elder tomorrow.
The warni weather of the past few
- days has gaia put Oregon people to
thinking of the seaside, though there
yp -wilt probably be .no general movement
'. of townspeople beach ward until about
the middle of July.
Hon. W. ;H. Biggs, returned last
; evening from Wasco, where he has
been for the past few days. Mr. Biggs
resorts erupt flourishing, and farmers
ape feeling confident of a good yield.
Through a mistake on the part of
the secretary, the Horroeopathic Med-
' ical society did not meet to-lay. The
regular date is the second Tuesday in
, June and hot the first as published
. esterday.
- Messrs. Frank, John and Joseph
Bens and family, who have been living
At Wapinitia for some time, left last
evening for their old home at Green
Bay, Wis., where, they 111 reside in
the future.
A number of young ladles left this j
morning on the Regulator for a days
outing on the river. Among them
were Misses Laura Thompson, Cad
JJoptb, Mabell Mack and Alma
jjcjipildt.
A telephone message was received
last evening from Goldendale, stating :
that H. P. Jackson, an old and much
respected citizen of Klickitat county,
had died. His son Hugh was notified,
"and left immediately for Goldendale.
This mornirg the Silby Warehouse
&, Storage Co., of New York, shipped
three carloads of wool from this place,
it t?pP! the first wool shipped from
per this season. Q. E!. Jyferry', agent
for the company, has been traveling
oyer the interior and expects to handle
a large amount of wool this year,
' On Thursday evening from ft to 8,
thp jfunior Endeavor Society qf the
Congregational efeureh 'y'W giVe a
children's social on the churoh lawn,
Ice cream and cake will be served at 10
cents a dish, and all children are in
Invited to be present, also to come
prepared with their dimes to have a
good time.
Complete election returns have been
Received, (rpqa al preojnoU except An:
t&jbpor Wbiob will obme lri this even
ing. Antelope will probably swell the
republican majority 100, which will
Increase Mr. Geer's plurality to 411, an
Increase about 80 over McKinley's
'" Yesterday' the school board elected
teachers for the ensuing year. ' All
th'e former teachers' but Miss Snell,
ho has resigned, were re-elected, and
in' addition, Misses 3f, ' L. Douthit.'bf
orftand, and t'annle TJ',Ren, of Mon
mouth, were elected. Prof. Gavin
was elected superintendent of the city
school's and Prof. Landers principal of
fhe high schpq.
The" present steamer Dalles City
made hqr first tpip to the Cascades
under command of Capt, Sherman
Short, and will pjake her last qtie to
day Jq h(s charge. Qn her returq tq
PortUud, ber machinery will be trans
ferredto the new boat just built by
the D. P. & A. N. Co.. which will bear
, tbe same name. Until tbe new boat
Dalles city Is ready for service, .the
' jSafab Dixon-wii ber place ahq
&aki iiftfi trfp -itietfceeir' Aope 444
Portland. ' ' ,
Tnm Tbanday's Oally.
v.;-; V i J i
Cbas.Hixon, of Antelope, is in
Sa'mU McRonald, croT ia in
town
mo. up on tne ooat
of -Wasco,
the Spokane
rf iW. TTjaSfcdon. of HoocH'Riverrtrf-tend the funeral of the law C. A. Ed
regidterecf at the Umatilla.
'Messrs. Al. JOnes.and Allim Grant;
r'of Antelope, are" In the city.
'J.TT Bennett, a 'merchant' from"
Antelope, is in the city h TJusiness. '
! A nw sidewalk , is being placed-in
front-of the Columbia .Caady.Jjtctory.
IT. S. Hamilton,' one of the commis
sioners of Crook county, is in tbe-city.
jGeo. Ruch, the pioneer grocer, has a
newdelivery wagon o,n the streets to-
day. - '. . . ; .-. -
Miss' Annie iL'., Lang , left oti the
train t.hia mmining tnr r ahnrt. stay in
Portland Pi:.!-tr"r we-n f n
j Albert Roberts, representative-
elect, is Ii the city from hia borne on
the Deschutes. - ' : '.
fj. S. Fish, returned, on ? this-morning's
train from the Greenhoru mines
whtffU he llgsbeel-for the past- few
days? -:-:y- ..
- TjEOjcarioads of jcattlewere shipped
to the Union Meat Co., at Troutdale
today by C M. Grimes. -'
E. B Dufur ' left -this morning for
Gold Hill, in Southern Oregon, where
he goes on legal business;
A regiment from Walla Walla will
pass through the city .tomorrow morn-lng-at-6.55
OH-tb through-passenger,
ArBurkhardt, mauager of the Union
Meat Co., was in the city this morn
ing, and went put to the farm with
Tom-Ear gbecjio spend the day.
August ' Buchler is making a super
ior grade of beer, and from tbeamount
he is disposing- of - the -public surely
appreciates, buf hoaeproauctlou.
Miss Berrigan who has been visit
ing near Dufur for the past few- days,
is iu.ih.c.city and will return to Port
land on the boat tomorrow morning.
Wm. Johnson was tried this morn
ing before Justice Filioon, for larceny,
and was found guilty. He was sen
tenced to thirty days in the county
jail.
The recorder had two individuals
before him this morning, charged
with peddling without a license. They
were found guilty and fined five dol
lars each.
The funeral of the late C. A. Edwards
will take place at 7 o'clock this even
ing from the undertaking parlors of
Crandall & Bureett Friends of the
deceasea are Invited to attend.
An error was made yesterday in
mentioning that Miss Fannie U'Ren
had been elected to a position in The
Dalles public schools. It should have
been Miss Etta Wrenn, instead of Miss
U'Ren.
Weaver & Nagle have received the
latest and b.est appliances on the'mar
ket for making carbonaceous goods.
Today they are. placing in their estab
lishment a machine weighing 2100
pounds, which will be used in the
manufacture of soda water.
This morning C. E. Sando?, of Mill
preek, brought to the Times-Moun-aineer
office, a box of strawberries
grown on his farm, that was just right.
The berries were of t.be Clarks Seed
ling variety. Mr. Sinrioz has the
reputation of raising the best berrje?
fh the country.
Miss Eunice Scott, who has been vis
iting at the residence of Mr. Chas.
Deitzel for the past few weeks.left this
morning on the boat for Portland.
Miss Scott will remain some time with
her sjster In .be metropolis, and will
Return to our fair city for a short stay
during August.
The William Johnson who was sen
tenced to 30 days in jail today for
stealing, is not our popular grocer,
W. A. Johnston, however he was an
interested party to the action, being a
member of the firm of Filioon & Co.,
from whom some of the property was'
stolen
The Dalles brass band, lait nl?ht,
serenaded several of the successful
candidates who appreciated their
thoughtfulnees and made several little
talks, thanking , the band for their
kindness and thp yqters tqr their supT
port. Among those serenaded were
Congressman Elect M. A. Mpody, Cir
cuit Judge W. L. Bradsbaw and Sher-
iff-elect Robt. Kelly, ,
(From Friday's Daily.)
J. B. Barnes, of Portland, is in the
city.
C. A. Harper, of Wasco, is in the
city. '
Victor Cooke, of Hood Riyer, is in
toyo.
P. E, Ormduff, of Wasco, is in town
on business.
M. FiuMaurice, of Fossil, is regis
tered at the Umatilla.
Weather forecast tonight and to
morrow fair and warmer.
Wm. Ellery, the wool buyer, return
ed from Arlington this morning.
Geo. K. Burton, a prominent sales
man, is in the city, on business,
Ad Keller is having a fresh coat qf
paint put on (he front of his saloon.
Geo. Kelsay and wife, of Hay Creek,
are stopping at the Umatilla House.
The riyer Is again rising quite rap
idly ant this njqrnlnfr stood at 33.
feet.
A new walk is being placed iq front
of J. P. Mclnerny's place of busi
ness.
Mrs. E. O. McCoy and family left
last evening for a few days stay at
Wasco,
The official count of the vote of this
county will be made by county Clerk
Kelsay tomorrow.
Gunning and Hockman are putting
twenty-four foot addition to the rear
of their blacksmith shop!
John Bennett and Ed. Murphy left
tha' morilng for Antelope, .'having
spent Several days in the city:
John Potter arrived in town yester
day with several head of beef cattle
for the Columbia Packing Co.
JSlwooa ibompson and Oscar Hulz,
prominent xarmers irom near Monk
land,' are in 'the city on business.
Hugh Japkson who has been in
yowu fqr the past few days returned
hqme tnis morning in a new buggy.
N, W, Wallace, of Antejope, and
Jay Saltsman, of Burnt Ranchtarrived
n town on the early morning train
Sheriff W. L. Wilcox was the c
democrat elected in Gilliam
-a vtA Vi o wan t. i n wli.K a ji i-r
ii!(naajority
Ai:yHendersonca frQnjwl
Salmop a nigTf; tur itte
r. - Si jTvnvf Wojf accompanied
A marriage license was issued by the
County Clerk today to Wm. H. Young
and Dollie Johnson, both o this yj
cinity.
Chas. Clarke left last evening for Ar
lington, where he goes in tbe interest
of Clarke & Falk of the Postofflce
Pharmacy,
. W. pampbell. chief train dis
patcher for the jf. R. & N. Co,, at
Portland, came up last evening to f-
ijtv"
. j - - . -
waras. r
" J. E JJafdwick: lfas qloBed" brsTstore
for a short t"nne,and'in company "-with
his -ife will leave for Bingham
SDrinoA.- far u.n mr.inct.
.County Clerk Keleay-Jutitkcaor Uia
Peace Filioon and Recorder Sinnott
will make tpe offidaf count of Waseo
county-ceurnB lotuoj-row. C "y T
H. D. Parkins ofthe Efite' barW
shop, has received an elesant and ex-
pensivefautomatio-baroerchairrwlycli
t races hii place (
Of business. I J
IParties who have not yet subscribed
to the Fourth of July fund and jdesire
to do so are requested to call on H..C.
Liebe. C. F. Stephens or Andrew "Kel
ler and put down their subscription.
Wm. M. Blakeley bratSe? bi SvSlge
Blakeley of this city, was elected sher
iff of Umatilla county on the umo;:
tickeU-recemng a majority TTo43 A. jv ei;
H. A. Faxon, tb.9 present sheriff.
L Wv-HvntiBg,-editor of the-.Moi'o
Leader, is in the !-city, : and reports
everything in 2the vicinity of Moro
flourishing. It is expected the Colum
bia Southern will' reach Moro by Sept.
1st, and in time to carry the immense
crop.
In every section of Wasco county
crops are said to be looking well,
though the pa9tfew days of hot weather
is not doing them any good. A day's
rain, however, would insure an abund
ant yield, and as the acreage is larger
than common, it means an Immense
harvest.
I ncomplete.-returns'i'from Crook
county give Geer lvz majortiy ana
Moody 157. Williamson, republican,
for representative-, 158. - M. A. Moore,
union, for sheriff, is elected, and
Arthur Hodges, the present county
clerk, who ran on the gold democratic
ticket, is re-elected.
Notices for the city election to be
held June 20, 1898, have been posted.
and the voting places for the different
wards will be as follows: First ward,
recorder's office: second ward, Wm.
Miehell's undertaking parlors; third
ward, Union ytreet school house. Polls
will open at 9 a. m. and close at 6 p. m.
John Dalrymple has returned from
a trip to the extreme southeastern
portion of Crook county, and reports a
splendid rain Having fallen all over
the county last week, that came just
in time to save the crops. Mr, Dalry
impls says now the prospects are very
favorable for a good crop being bar-
vested in Crook county.
Quite a crowd gathered on Second
and Washington streets last evening
when Louie Comini's horse balked.
Louie had beon out driving and on re
turning, the horse took a notion that
he had done enough work, so refused
to go further. Mrs. Cominl and an
other lady were also in the buggy and
they were compelled to get out and
walk home. Louie was "joshed," a
good deal but took it all good natured
ly. Finally not being able to do any
thing with the horse, be was unhitch
ed and led home while Louie brought
up the rear dragging the buggy.
Hhecmaa Cpanty Vt
Thq republicans carried everything
in Sherman county. Complete returns
from the county are as follows:
Congressman, Cortney 164, Donald
241, Ingalls 7 Moody 475.
Governor piinton 9a, Geer 477
Kin; 285, Luce 38.
Secretary of state Davis 68, Dunbar
4P2. KL cald 290, Wakefield 69.
Z.a'jC treasurer Booth 291, Moore
456, Sears 76, Votaw 69;
Supreme judge Hackman 86, Moore
360, Ramsay 308.
Superintendent cf public instruct-
ion AcKerman 4otJ, JtmrlCK IV,
Hosmer 50, Lyman 262.
State printer Fitch 254, Grace 52,
Leeds 427, McDaniel 74.
Attorney-general Blackburn 432,
Bright 61, Story 252,
Joint representateye.Eighteenth dis
trict Iorton 459, Roberts 820, Brig
ham 327, Morse 294.
Circuit judjfe. Seventh districtr-r
Bradsbaw 535, Wilson 292.
District attorney Gates 282, Jayne
500,
A Patroltlo Hen.
Over in Union county an ambitious
hen has produced a war egg which
lays every other one sq far in the
shade, says the Sumter ' Nev?s.' The
old lady who owns the afo resaid hen
went out oi e day to gather eggs and
found one bearing tbe cabaiiatio letters
OSH, The find oreated much - ex
citement among the women of the
neighborhood, and they quickly gath
ered. They all agreed it was propbetio
of something, but what, puzzled them.
One lady suggested that it meant
"Give Sinners Help." Another sug
gested that it meant "God Sepd EJelp"
Stm another sa'iq it meant"Goq Save
Heathens.?:. Another declared that it
meant that '.'God Sends Harmony."
Finally, one old lady noted for her re
ligous devotion, who had been saving
little, sprang to her feet and vehemen
tly, declafetl the 'lettqr? stqqd for
Give Spain Hell." All present agreed
that hep interprefcign wa cgrregt,
Judges' Hard Lack. n
The dispensers of justice in this city
seem to be rather unfortunate in hav
ing articles stolen from them. Yes
terday Jtjdge Filioon lost a monkey
wrench, and later 00 the fellow was
caught, having stolen articles from
other parties. The judge gave him
thirty days, that was all. The weather
haviog taken such a warn; t(ra Judge
Sinnqtt thought of his linen suit, and
smiled to himself, thinking how cool
he Would be today, in this becoming
garb.-' The suit having been put care
fully away last fall was resurrected,
washed and placed on the lipe tq dry.
During the absence of the family, they
we're called for by parties unknown,
and today the judge is- bemoaning his
loss. If tbe fellow' is caught, very
likely "Justice'.' will be dealt him yr ithj
a vengeance.
Town.
Wm..";
Kay in
Q shot Murdoch Mc-
tolope Tuesday morning,
was br
to town this morning bv
Sheriff Chai. Wallace, and
in ths county jail. Rolfl had a
preliminary examination at Antelope,
and was bound over in the sum of
$6,000 to await the ferlousqasa pf
?,leKay's wound. 'fhe Bhot entered
tcKay's left breast and striking a rib
ranged 'downward, and' was taken out
just aboye the hip. The doctor states
that the chances for recovery-are very
slight,.
, - . -LanOolte
A pfiointroents.
Despatches were' received from
Washington today, stating that the
president had ' appointed Otis Patter-
eon, of Heppner, ' register, and J. p,
Lucas, receiver of the land office at
The Dalles. ' Mr. Patterson is editor of
the Heppner Gazette, and Mr. Lucas
Is an attorney of Ariingtqu. "
BplfT Broach.
fJ6
7h
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ROLL OK -HONOB.
Paplli of Ttir Dalle Public Schools Who
" wer Jiiuher bseat j Nor Tardy
AJuruic me lerm.
The following roll of honor, whjch
has been baaded irt by prof. Gavinan
cludeshe pupili whovh,a?e2 ben
neither absent nor tardy('Bring the
spring term January -24th to lay
MfSS COOPER, TEACHEEi
.Dollie Davis, '
Louis 1 aylor,
f MildreoVCpopeK' James Fergusoff,
J J f fr "! i
.VI KN. KIMJ.H1!;.
Ed.ith Creighton, Zepporahr Harris,
Hugo Hbyle, frturrday Kent,
Henry Hooper., " Laira1 Halghtr
John Rooperj' - -isaHnaHaieht,
MISS PHIKMAN.
. .Vepna Uitbxe'v $moria Young.
- , MISS KOWE.
Jennie Buchler, Graham Ruark,
JJellie Kauffman, Maud Sego.
4 -f-t.t ."HOISS -E,-COOPER. ' --'--w.
i.'lifton fonilun, Carrie Dutcher.
Kellit. iLwK-ilei' -WaUer Huntington
Edith Pi-r'r..r.-on, HattieLongmire.
. MISS FUSS AXD MRS. BALDWIN.
Susie BarrelL, Nellie Jones, '
Anita Bennett, . Howvrd , StiUwell:
Rett a Eddon, r- Allie Groat. ...
MISS SNELL. '
Hazel Huntington, Clara Bunn, '
Josie JSTickeUen, Grodie Davis,'
Annie Oatlund, Joyce Herbert,
Ethel Ruark, . Lela Kelsay, .
Phillip Rinehart, John Dunham.
MISS BALL.
George Baker, Walter Parrott; ;
Ger.trude Brown, George Snipes, ,
Anna Hansen, Elvida Melquist, '
Bessie NeiKen, . Arthur Drews,
Arlie Steel, Ralph Eddon, '
Maggie Steyns, George Richmond,
" Grover Young.7
... .. . MISS CHEESE.
George Eaton, Stella Young, -Ruth
Gibons, John Sehrrer,
AVillie Pease, Lulii Ward,'
Marshall Young, Delia Young.
MISS L. RINTOUL.
Marie Beck Guy Sexton,
Nora Young. Joi.n Stillwell,
Burnie Dufur.
MISS T. RINTOUL.
Mamie Buchler, Lillie Ostlund.
Loto Kelsay, Jennie Martin,
Sylpher Kent, Lena Sand rock,
Dessie Kelley, Grace Williams,
Hal lie Rice.
MISS MICHELL.
Katie Barrell, Silvey Kelsay,
Emily Cro89en, Ninon Cakes,
Theodore Drews, Lena Zimmerman,
Bess Eddon.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Oscar Beck, Oiive, Slate,
James Cooper, Bertha Willerton,
Joseph McArtbur, Martha Baldwin,
Stella Brown,
Hester Kent,
Pearl Grimes,
Dora Sexton,
Bessie Vogt,
Bessie Snipes,
Lizzie Sherrer,
Ernest Cobleigb,
Paul French,
Claud Kelsay,
Frances Pa rott,
Grace Willerton,
Edythe Randall,
Charles Campbell,
Burt Pruyne,
Mabell Collins,
Ardie Looney,
Dora Nielsen,
Lulu Rowe.
PREPARING TO CELEBRATE.
Committees A ppolnted Q Take Chferge
of Eery Detail.
Beyond doubt The Dalles will have
the best Fourth of July celebration in
Eastern Oregon, and extends a cordial
invitation to everybody to come hee
and help observe the nation's birth
day, trudge Blakeley, president of the
Commercial and Athletic club, has ap
pointed the following committees tq
arrange for the celebration:
Program Capt. J. W. Lewis, If.
J. Sinnott, J. B. Crosyen, August BuJh-:
er, John Gavin,
Music C. J. Crandall, E. M. Wil
liams, O. D. Doane, Al. Bettingen.
Fireworks J.S. Fish, H.J. Maier,
G. J. Farley.
' Decoration H. C. French, C. C.
Cooper, A J. Tolmie, H. D. Parkins,
J. M.-Toomey,
imqsement J. F. Hampshire, H.
Lonsdale, Fran it French, Fred Van
Norden, Ed M, Wingate.
Liberty car and floats C. F. Steph
ens, E. J. Collins, D. W. Vause, Miss
Minnie Michell, Mrs. C. F. Stephens.
Printing C. L. Gilbert, J. A. Dou
thit, R. G. Davenport. -
Fiqanpe-H.'C. Liebe, O. F. Steph
ens, Andrew Keller.
Entertainment M. T. Nolan, F- W
Wilson, R; B- Sinnott, J. S. Landers.
Transportation Frank Menefee, W,
C. Allaway, James Ireland,
6A.D ACCIDENT.
C. A. Edwards Falls Beneath a Train at
The Willow, and Has Both Legs, Se
vered Fro,m. B Body Died,
From His Injuries.
About four o'clock this morning, C.
A. Edwards, better knqwn as. "SJiqr.ty,"
was killed at. Heppoep Junotion, by
falling beneath the train. Edwards
started out last night in charge of
freight train No. 24, and qq reaching
the Junction had seven oars to place
on the switch for Heppner. He en
deavored to cut the air while the train
was in motion, and in some unexplal li
able manner, lost h.ls oot'ing, and fell
beneath the train, and' had bgth legs,
taken oil above the knees. He wag
taken to the depot, but died in twenty
minutes, having not regained con
sciousness since the accenf. The
cproqer qf fUUiam county was sum.
rnqned and held gn inquest this morn
ing. Mr. Edwards, waa well known at
bU place and was universally liked.
He has relatives at Spokane, and a
wife at Portland, who were notified of
his untimely death.
49TZVOF 8HOOTINQ.
Hnvdock Mi-Ray Serloasly Wounded by
His Partner. Win. Rolff.
This morning news was received
that Wm. Rolff shot and seriously
wounded Murdock McKay, at Antel
ope. The shootiug took place early
'1 uesday morning In the Eureka hotel,
and from all accounts was accidental.
It appears as though Wm. Rolff was
having trouble with a couple of m
in the barrpqn of the hotel, and 'jQ
scirmage Rolff took a Bb0vSC"one of
the men, but his aimjf-J ftnd 0
harm was doney theB tried
stop the iniepeDce 'and, coming up
iron Jn'H nraabad ana of th man.
T-r.-" -O ; . ?
he. turned received a shot in
the abdomen from Rolffs pistol.. A9
far as qan be learned the wound is a
very serious one, and the chances are
against McKay's recovery. Rolff and
McKay aro partners at Antelope and
have a lease oq the barroom of tbe
Eureka saloon. McKay is a Scotch
man and quiet and peaceful citizen,
citizen, and in trying to quell the dis
turbance probably received 4 wound
that wUl prove fatal. ' 1
MORTHffKST KOTB8.
William E. Jennings, a student
from Zena, Poik county, attending
the state agricultural .pqllegq a. Cor
vallls, was drowned while bathing, in
d)ak Isreek, near' the college farm,
last Monday. Ills body was recovered
after having been In the water 45
minutes, - ;
Articles of Incorporation of the
Bridgeport & Helena Railroad Com
pany were filed Tuesday in the secre
tary of state's office. Bridgeport 'and
Helena and pamed as the termini, and
Ontario, Malheur county, Or., as the
office. Capital stock $6,000,000.
The"
coarse of the new road is frOm
'eist.end. of "Hingtoir bridge'f'acrbss
Snake river, down the eastern bank of
the river via Mineral City ferry ,"Stur-
gill.bar.Brownlee's'ferry'.Diikes creek'.
along the,, mountain, side "through the
southern part of Indian creek valley
CO a point west of Boise, Idaho.
i Ed Roarers, son of Governor Rogers
qf Washington, has been .appointed
receiver of the Bank, of Sumner, in
place upJ. Robert. Montgomrey,
editor of tbe Sumner tieraur, Tn pet
itidn"t)t tlie bank' creditor. r r
- George, Stevenson, the. .Seatufi, map,
who. ia accused of swindling various
people out of sums of money - aggreg
ating over $5000, and - whose 'case has
excited"' considerable comment," has
decidedto sue three locai gambling
iouse3 for a.return of $500 which beL'- -.' . . .v - ' . ' .
' i-A ' ' ; ,wJsi ' '71Tcommended by the marsbal ordered
gambled away an .their (daces ..of, I ;.. - -i. " : -v- i"
77. - .- . .' - - I paid... An .ordinance was read and
buisinese.-'
William Yafe; -who " lives some dfs"
tance up ,tne , Mckenzie,; ju jjm
.-uuiu,j,.uio v. "-.? fv." .: " fJ,
result iatauy. tie was urawiuga. nw,
Thich be thought was not loaaea from;
a wf goh when' the weapon rwasacci
deft t'airydrecTjsYjedi"" The" ball enter--edbis'
hipj and made" aserfous" wound,
shatterihg "the "bone a n d. 'pen e trali n v.
deeplyv - ,;1rv-"- xr sc' '..;.- :i
The largest Cattle " drive taade .-in
Grtuit "county for seme time passed
through Long';-Creekc' last ' Friday;
There were over2000.headin the band
consisting chiefly of 2- and 3-year-old
steers, racently-.-purchased in .Grant
ccra nty by M r. Board ma n . of Mo n tan a.
William Butler has charge'of Jfce drov
Fifteen cowboys and 60 bead- of saddle
horses wer.o employed in. the drive tq
Pendelion. ;- -'-.. V ,.., .-'. ." . .' '.', ' '.
The run of salmon has been very
fair during the' past' few days at
Astoria -and the fishermen are ' doing
better than they have done at any time
during the season. A new run of
bluebacks has begun, and promises
good returns to the fisherman.
Mews of the War.
Two more transports, -the Morgan
City and Senator, have been chartered
at San Francisco to carry trooDS to
Manila.
It is rumored at Key West that
three Spanish warships have run the
blockade at Havana, and entered the
harbor. They are said to be one bat
tleship and two cruisers.
Word has been received at Montreal
from Ottawa that a messenger has left
there with notice of the expulsion frrm
Canada of Lieutenant Caranza and Se
nor DuBosc the Spanish officers, who
were recently attached to the Spanish
legation at Washington.
Walter ' Bett, secretary of the
British consulate at San Juan, bas
been given his passports and banished
from Porto Rico. Bett was imprision
ed for 56 hours before being sent away,
and this will cause complications to
arise between Great Britain and Spain.
The Post, of San Francisco, pub
lishes a statement that the cruiser
Charleston will not go direct to the
Philippines.but will first take possess
ion of the island of Guahjvn, which is
about 1500 miles from Manilla. Qua
han i? gtrqngly fortified and is de
sirable as a coaling- station.
Advertised Letters,
The following is the list of letters
remaining in The Dalles postofflce un
called for June 10,1898. Person? pall
ing for these lett&rg wil please give
date qu fblch they were advertised;
Atkins, Bert 2 ' Allen, Henry H
Arown, L W Bunnell, Ella
Bolton, Kitty, Bennett, Walter
Bingteman, Mrs A Cannon, Wayne
Carpenter, Charley Collins. M E
Carman, W H Cooper, John C
Campbell, Delia Dyeon, Geo A D
Dilly, Alice Belling, Jennie,
Breeding, Geo Davis, Grace
Deqnisnn, Jennie Davis, E
Dav.isi Nellie ' Emerson, E R
Fresker, H Miss fields, Qsoar,'A
Fohs, ET ' Gordon, J L
Gillaspy, Tom Green, Ezra
Gasoway, L A
uaiway, Mattie
Hugg, R H 2
Howard, James . -Humiston,
L P
Heeks, John
Haynes, E A
Johnston, Nellie
Hughes, S P
Huff, H N
Hollingsworth,
Mr A W
Halsey, Claud,
Johnson, Cora
Jackson, Stella
MoGonagie, W L
McDonald, r'ayden, McHugh, M J
Morgan, Ben Moore, C H
Modeller, Ella Marshall, F
Morris, J Mrs Me,are, Ethel
Morris 4ob.a Moore, J J
MQPahuen, Frank Miller, William
Manning, Alex Mack, Chas
McKeller, Lillie Pickalas, Lulu
Page, Lizzie Pickett, O B
Puaburn, L ' Price, A J
Rohads, Phobe 2 Robsen, Bell
Raby, Will Sampson, H
Sorrenson.Kamma 2 Stone. Mrs S
Sbaw, Lew 2 Steers, H
bdoemaKer, U M Steers, Lee
Swelt, C. H Mrs
Stfitie, Geo "
S"mith, Sherman
Thorbwrn, Mat
Sawmons, G W
Slater, Jake
Shott, Lewis
Throup, E E
Williams,; Violet
Whitman, $1
Wilson, Arch
Wagoner. J H
Woodward, B 2
Whitell, Henry
Y.ue, Matbiaq.
J. A, Cbossen, P. M.
fourth of Jolj Celebration.
The name of P. W. DeHuff was in
advertently ommitted from the capa
mlttee on liberty car and goats and
said cqm, mkt.ee. should include the
ame pf Mr. DeHuff.
The executive committee will be
composed of the chairmen of the sev
eral committee, viz. Capt. J. W. Lewis,
chairman, C. J. Crandall,. J, S. Fish
H. W. French,, J, F. Hampshire,
C, F, Stephens, C,'. q. , GJgrtT"
H,C. Llebe,M, T. NjjjinFrank
Menefee. Geo. C. PAKELEYt
ChmaD. c. & At c.
v gat on Hbrjm 's Brde.
fJ,?6fcqident which occurred on
54erar' grade yesterday, it was re
ported that a freighter named McKel
lar was run over by his wagqn loaded
with about 4000. pounds of freight. We
learned, Jrqm a man, who came in today
that McKellar's brake slipped off the
ratchet and in endeavoring to replace
it, he was thrown from the wagon, by
the frout wheel going in a ohuck hole.
Instead of the wagon running over
bim, it just graaed and bruited bis
body. It is stated, bad the wheels
passed over bis abdomen, as reported,
he would surely have been cut in two.
Fourth Of Jalf Hates.
For the H'ourth of July, the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company
will sell tickets from The Dalles to
any station in Oregon and return,
including Wallula and Walla Walla,
Washington at rate of one fare for
the round trip. Tickets gn sale July
2d, 3d' and 4th. -Tickets good for
return up to and tincluditg July 6th,
1898. '
r ,tcm ps is a- kj
rfrttrA " W on ojaught at
B CiKK ; the White House saloon.
Chas. JiiQBBCBACH, Pxoprietof.
. Karl's Clover Rppt Tea, for consti
nation its" thq heat and after usingit
you don't say so, return the package
and get your money. Sold ly Blakele
& Houghton, The Dalles.
CODHCIt- MEET1MQ,
the
BoiIdmi Trannacted-and Bills
1
1
Hlot'Hachfoei RnockeiTUnC?
t a meeting'of the common council
last evening in this "city.TJayor "Nolan
presiding, and GouncirmSn'Thompson,'
Woodj5" Kdck Stephens', -and Clough'
present, the ' following business was
transacted':''.'-" "'
j After roll calf the minutes of pre
vious meeting were read and approved.
I Report, of , the judiciary committee
in regard to.payLng , a New York bank
or taking up coupons was read, and It
was recommended that the bill should
not be allowed. A nuisance existing
back of Emile Schanno's DroDertv on
First street was reported and the mar
shal was ordered to abate the same.
Officer's reports were received, and on
notion placed. on file and the amounts
laced on final passage, entitled "An
ordinance to regulate the use of streets
,of Dalles City by railroad companies.
i ireei cars or other
transportation
time Council
,Companies ." At this
man Johnston, appeared . at. the meet
ing. A petition ofR. F. Gibons for
confirmatory deed : was read, and on
.inotion the petition was granted.. An
.ordinance was : passed . entitled ?'An
ordinance directing the mayor and
recorder, of Dalles Citv. to make, ex
ecute, and deliver a confirmatory deed
to lots 1 and 2 in block 25 in Gates
addition to Dalles' City, Wasco county,
to Mary McG rath." ,
Petition of Chas. Frank. for deed
was read, and on motion the petition
was granted, and the. petitioner order
ed to.prepare an ordinance-- forsame.
An ordinance making it a misde
meanor to operate a nickel -In-the-slot-machine
was read and on inotion plac
ed on final passage. The ordinance
having received a majority vote of the
entire council was declared passed.
Tbe amounts recommended by the
finance committee were allowed and
warrants orded Issued for same. Bill
of Dr. Doane for attending Indian who
was run oyer by the switch engine, was
referred to tbe O. K. & N. Co.
Bill of Dr. Doane for attending scar
let fever case, ordered paid.
The balance due on hospital bill for
service to Millard, and the bill of Dr.
A. C. Smith, of Portland, for atten
tion, were ordered paid. Tbe recorder
was ordered to post notice of city elec
tion to be held June 20, 1898. Tbe fol
lowing judges and clerks were ap
pointed: First ward C. Scbutz.A.Parkins, T.
A. Hudson, judges; Vic Schmidt and
Frank Abernetby, clerks. Second
ward Wm. Michell, J. W. Blakeney
and John Gates, judges; A. L. Var
and Ralph Rowland, clerks. Third
ward J. Doherty, J. W. Lewis and
Geo. Darch, judges; N. H. Gates and
W. H. Butts, clerks. On motion,
council adjourned.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid:
C F Lauer, marshal.. .3 75 00
Geo J Bro-rn, engineer 75 00
J J Wiley, nlghtwatch 60 00
C J Crandall, treasurer 20 00
R B Sinnott, recorder 50 00
Dr A C Smith, professional ser
vice. 100 00
St. Vincent hospital service 41 00
O D Doane, pi ofesslonal service 2 5Q
J T Peters & Co., mdse 8 06
W A- Johnston, mdse. ... . . ... 5 75
P F Burham, hauling 5 75
Dalles City Water Works water
rent , 32 75
J E Ferguson, hauling 1 50
Dalles Lumbering Co., mdse. . . 44 70
L B W Stone, labor 7 50
C Jo ies, labor 32 70
A S Cathcart, teaming. 8 40
FEagan, labor 17 60
J WHeebner.labor 23 o
JOon urate, special police Uu
James Hannan, special police.. 2 00
Californi Restaurant, meals... 2 70
flONPS WILL
BE
ISSUED.
A Compromise Has Been Reached by
the Conferees.
Washington, June 10. The con
ferees on the war revenue bill conclu
ded their work at noon yesterday,
but decided not tq report their agree
ment tq either house of congress
until theamendments can be printed.
The committee declines to give out
any items in the agreement in advance
of the report to the house. In is well
known, howeverj that toe senate &u.
Ver seigniorage provision was re
tained, though iq a modified form.
The compromise for the coinage of
silver bullion and seigniorage in the
treasury provides for coining $1,500,
000 per month instead of $4,000,000, as
ia the senate bill. Tne silver is to be
coined under, the existing law, and it
is estimated that at the rate provided
it will require about five years to coin
the silyqr i the treasury. The
amqugt of bonds was also compro
mised, being placed at $400,000,000.
SOLDIER
BOYS
TO
GET JA,Y,
Those at Sa,r prsmcisca Will Be Paid
to July.
Washington, June 10. The soldiers
stationed at San Francisco will hare
money in their pockets when they em
bark for the Philippines. The wjjctt?'
partment baa ordered, thaeyreceive
their pay up f tStTwhich will re
ftoirefaipenditure of $740,000. Tbe
JSsJ master is instructed to pay them' in
full from the time tbey enlisted up to
July 1. This will giyo many of them
two month's pay, and will ena,ble them
to provide themselves with many lux
uries not provided by the government
before they sail for Manila,
Dupltalte (btdsbj's lrlcea.
Qadaby, tbe furniture man in Port
land, is supposed to be tbe leader in
low pricee, and many people imagine
they m.qst go to him to get right
prices, but this Is a mistake. Tbey
only have to go to the Great Northern
Furniture store to get them. Here
are Gadsby's prices ' and they are
duplicated by tbe Great Northern,
hence the purchaser savea the freight
by buying here:
White enameled iron bedsteads
hraaakuobs. ..$4 00
Triple-weave springs, ribbed to
at.:
Soft-top mattresses, purified....
Chiffoniers, ash, extra large. . . .
Ladles' dressing-tables oak, mir
ror, 24x30 , ,
Washstands, antique, two
drawers and commode. .....
Bureaus, with mirror, as low as. .
High-top ash bedsteads, full size
Common wood bedsteads. .......
Household treasures, good ones
Mahogany chamber suits, ......
Mahogany parlor suits.
Oak cbatoer suits as low aa. . , .
2 50
3 50
Q 50
10 00
3 00
6 50
4 oo
1 50
2 50
60 00
6 S 00
15 00
Mrs. Gilmore's restaurant, opposite
Mays & Crowes, open day and night,
furnishes tbe best 15 cent meal in tbe
city. . Patronage solicited
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All Druggists refund the money
if it fails to Cure. 25c For ea,k by
Blakeley & Houghton.,
S :OIvOl!:!ll'IXEIS !,.
ST
Troop Train in Santiago
, ; Target, For- the dolphin-
i Kingston, ..June 10. During 'uthe
oomqacament of Santiago Monday,
traid conveying Spanish troops' was
swucKDya snell from the Dolphin
and was terriably demolished. A large
number pf the troops on the train
were killed and many wounded.' 'The
train just happened to pass by in' "time
to offer a good target' fbrthe Dolphin's
gunners.
. ! During the bombardment' half t'fie
Spanish guns at Oorda,"Caspara, Lasb
copa and Catalina were demolished
dnd are now useless. - The Spaniards
have no other gnus with which td re-
place those destroyed, and the fortifi
cations are now almost ' useless as a
means of defense.' - '." ' " :' "
v Government forthe Philippines. . .
: Washington June 10. Plans for a
provisional government in the" Philip
pine islands have been perfeoted, and
will be put in force whon a sufficient
army shall arrive -at Manila to occopy
the country, The- arrangements are
to place the islands under military ruler
at first,.-with . a , governor -and courts
clothed with authority to enforce the
laws...-., , .. ,.,-; .... ....
' ' "" Mall -for the -Soldiers.'' ,r " " '
Washington, June 10. The postal
deuartment has determined to estab
lish postal stations in Cuba and tbe
Philippines so that the men in the
army may be supplied with mail
regularly during their stay on the
Islands.
Evangellna Cisneros Weds.
Baltimore, June 9. Miss Evenge
lina Cisneros, whose romantic escape
from a S banish prison in Havana
several months ago, is recalled,
was married here today to Carlos F.
Carbonel, who assisted in her
rescue.
For Sale.
A choice stock ranch of 360 acres all
deeded, 300 acres under good three-wire
fence, with plenty of wood and water,
about 50 acres in cultivation, and eight
acres in orchard and vineyard, two
barns and some outbuildings. This
ranch is equally as good for darylng as
for raising stock. Located 4i miles
from The Dalles on Chenoweth creek.
Price $2200. Apply at this offico or at
the farm of J. A. Fleck.
Everybody Says So.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wen
derf ul medical discoverv of the age, pleas
MJt and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire eyswrn, dispel colds,
cure lieactaolie, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 2o, 50 cents. So id ana
guaranteea to cure Dy an druggists.
For constipation take Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great blood purifier.
1. 3 1
ourea udbuhuub, nervousness, erup
tions on tbe tape, and makes the head
clear as a bell. Sold by Blakeley y
Houghton, The- Dalles.
Strayed or Stolen.
Oi e dark bay horse branded on left
shoulder with T under a half circle. A
award of $10 for leaving him at my
, ' The Dalles, Or
Tn f7iir Coostli.lon rcrf wn
Take Cuscarcts Candy Cathartic. 10c ora
It C. O. C. fall to care, drugsiats refund monea
BURN.
SPRINGER In this city, June 2d, to the wife
oi s. u. apnnfer, a son.
I CAHPENTEB-
MILEY In this citv. yester
day, Charles Carpenter and Laura B. Smiley,
Rev. Bolts ofLciattng.
ROBINS ON In this city, on May 8, to Mr
ana Jire. j. w. tiouinson, a son.
MAstaiEU.
DUKHAM-HINM AN In this oily, on June 4,
Wn.H. Durham, and Miss Laura Uinman.
Have
You Seen
Car Lady's iVANBOE?"
Up-to-date in every re
spect. . Adjustable Steel
Handle Bars. Celebrat
ed G. & J, Detachable ,
Tires, A beauty and tbe
price only 35.00.
It's a CORKER. Take a-"'
look at it. , . ' , :
We hayep'opened
ouJtentiig Department
"with a line of New Wheels
MAYS & CROWE
Say
BurIngon,,
wWea the tic-t aent asks you what rail
road cast of U.'uver, you want your til ket
to read ver.
The Burliojrton Is the shortest line from
Denver lo everywhere east. The Burlington
tourist carexenrsions, which leave Portland
eTery Wednesday evening-, are the cheapest
and most comfortable way to make the over
land trip. Onlvf5 tura berth to Omaha or
Kansas Citv ; S to St. Louis or Chicago.
FineMrnery; fast time; (rood cars. Ex
cursion manager with each party, porter
with each car. ... . . .,
Throai'h tickets and berths m sale at all
O. R. 4 N. and O. S. h. ticket offices.
A. C. Sheldon, Genl A (rent,
250 Washington St., Ponlaud, Ore.
AMERICAN nd EUROPEAN PLAN
Seventh and Wash ngtor Sta.
PORTLAND, - - OREGON
Thos. Guteak
Pboprtetor
BATES
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Empire Garland
No. 7 Woodland Cook Stove.
No. 8 Woodland Cook Stove;
No. 8 Home Garland, square.
tail and 8ee-55r stock
ranges-fcefore you buy.
Sole Akents
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Fruit and
g rno. o nome uanana Kange, witnout BasiFihl'KH'iZo- W'
No. 8 Empire Garland Steel Ranged .i-n n $ty
g No. 8-20 Empire Garland 81 63
The oven doorsainminumij mn utd tm ,3
Made from Yellow Pine &t aP.-hyier .
Also Lumber, Lath and Shingles, Paints, Lead and -t'1
Oils, BrusheTandE Building1 Hafda' To- MlH im-a
Get our Prices
Before Buying
THE
DAUES MARBLE
L0UIC0MINI,
Six years experience here, and -not: a single, complaint agsimt
his work. It speaks lor itself.,.. 0o,jo the cemeteries o4 see
samples of monuments afldJjeadstcmes,,; ure, Jtajian. ipfrlf.
Prices reasonableii.i- f . . . , ,.
A Complete Notion , Store,, in. connection, with tht:Jtfarble
Works, conducted iy Mrs- Coniini. Bes,t quality "of Tinware at
very reasonable, prices. " Also ' Notions, Candies, Nuts, Choice
Laces, Embroidery, pte."''! ' ui . .r, j iii.-ciumJ h-jI.' I
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Wir irinTTT?r T1' Would In (orra eTerjbady that be toeUUIa the Gnflartakln
111. Il I 11 CiLi Li and Picture, Frame bmlnewi, and anyone needing avthiar
n these lines will sare money by ojeallns with bim
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Alpaca Coats and Vests'
Linen Dusters
Delayed shipment just arrived.
pair i.25c
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fill ft'llVT
Steel Stoves:!
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