The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-11-16
and A. S. Bennett for the state and Mays &

It and A. S. Bennett for the state and Mays
d Huntington for the defense.
e The body of Dick Edwards was removes
yesterday to the Catholic graveyard.
e We are sorry to learn that Judge Ison l
/: very sick at'his residence IN Baker City.
e Mr.. A. J. Dufur, r., Of Dufur, in thi
a county, gave us a pleasant call this morn
ing.
The Epworth Christian league meet
: every Modday evening in the MethodIs
church.
{ There was quite heavy frost on the
ground this morning, and the atmosphere
was cool enough for winter.
The U. S. grand jury drawn last Monday
have the following names from The Dalies
; Smith French, j. HI. Larsen and P. I.
Sharp.
The meat markets of this city have some
of the best beef we have ever seen. The
sides and tenderloln steaks make one hun
cry to view them.
Republican: A. C. McClelland, of Island
City, has been appointed receiver of the
land office at La grande vice j. L. Clubhouse,
deceased. He will make an efficient officer.
During the sojourn of Judge Liebe in
| OtILlduy uc ulCG NIL l. a. hAShoi3 q SoAA
to Mr. Allehotf of this city He was in
the employ of large wholesale firm, and
had the confidence of his employees.
Judge Lebe and Lson Fred arrived last
evening from Germany. The judge has
been on visit to his old home for several
months past and his son has been attending
school in that country for some years.
After the 18th of this month the o. R &
| N. will be known as the Western Division
of the Union Pacific. A change will he
made in the time card, and it is also stated
that fast train scheduled at 40 miles an
hour will be run between Omaha and Port
land.
East Oregonian: A l4-year-old girl named
| Daisy Burligh jumped from wagon on
| lower Webb street some weeks ago, ran
away and has since disappeared. No trace
of the missing girl can be discovered by her
relatives She is a sister of Mrs. A. A.
Roberts, of Ridge.
| Mr.. Ridwell Cram and wife, of Crook
county, have bean visiting relatives IN this
city for few days past. Mr.. Cram is one
| of Crook county's most enterprising young
stockmen, and reports everything prosper
ous He is son of Mrs. z. Cram, of this
city, and returned home yesterday.
Monday, the 18th of this month, has
been set apart as day of special prayer
Immediately proceeding the National Con-
vention of the W. G. L. U. All members
and friends of the w. G. I. U. are cor
daily invited to join us in our devotional
meeting, to be held O'Clock, Monday after
noon, at the Reading Room.
At the examination at Portland last Sat-
urlay, Alfred f. Remington, of Portland,
Harold b. Fisk, OF Salem, Hay ward II.
Riddell of The Dalles, and ". b. Ladue, |
of Salem, passed the physical examination |
for the cadetship at West Point. They |
have not completed the test in the prescribed |
studies.
The Pendleton Tribune of yesterday con-
tained the valedictOry of the present editor,
Mr. J. B. Eddy. The press of the north
west will regret losing MIR. Eddy from the
fraternity, as he has been courteous to CO.
temyoraries, and iignitied and elevated
the position which he occupied. Ne cx
tend to him our best wishes for success Ill
any vocation he may follow in the future.
Baker City Democrat: The daily stage
running between Canyon City and connect
ing with the railroad at Heppner Is doing a
good business with the people of Malheur
and Harney counties, owing no doubt. to
the danger attendant ON the Baker City
route of being ''held up" The Chinese
gold dust by this route to aYoid being
robbed.
As Peter Christianson, wife and child
were eating breakfast by lamplight yester-
day morning at Tacoma, an oil lamp ex-
ploded, throwing the burning fluid over the
three and ignitng the bnilding. The flames
were extinguished after au effort, in which
both parents were badly injured. Mrs.
5 recovery is doubtful, and the
child died few minutes after the explosion.
The Palouse Gazette says: Hon. J. c. Tur.
ner, while filling the Office of county audi
tor, omitted a mortgage of $4,000 in making
out an abstract for Knapp, Burreli & Co.,
by which that company became responsible.
The matter had to he made straight, and
Mr.. Turner last week gave mortgage to
the full amount thereby becoming person
ally responsible. No Intentional wrong was
and thus an innocent person
suffers and pays the debts of someone else. ;
". ". Journal, 18Th: A man who gave {
mis- name as j. G. Wrigh! was on trial i'll the
Justice court to-day on charge of grand
larceny During the course of the trial {
officer Smalls was called out of the room {
vhereupon Wright sprang to his feet and ]
went out of the room by the back door, j
being caught in the bulkhead. {
Wright with his wife and small son came {
rom Pullman Monday, since which time he j
las picked mans pocket OF 500. 30, and |
,windle1 Kirk Bros. of $3.50. He is a S
case.
Those parties who are digging the ditch
or water pipe on Third street, between |
Langhlin and Federal, are liable to be called
lp for heavy damages, if they do not use |
title care IN leaving broken sidewalks.
81, l. @o,-- nj Iagf |
With ditch dug under it, and nothing to
warn pedestrians, who were making their r
way home after dark. Such carelessness is a
rot less than criminal, and orr city author
ties should see that care is used in such
work, and employees SO grossly careless v
hould be discharged and competent men b
,ut in their place. {
OF the legal force recently played in Linn
county, where the two Rolfes, train wreck q
rs, were acquitted and their companion, a
sent up for ten years, the Albany
Democrat says: "Three young men all to-
,ether in a common piece of deviltry. One {
led long tongue and went to Jail for o
multitude of years. The others went scott
rec. That is good illustration of the Il
ways and history of life. There are two
men out of the penitentiary who deserve to o
,e there to one who really looks from be-
una the OARS NoC Lite WpTSt uoy III SCuooi | .
S always punished nor the meanest men IN ,
he world who 90 to Jail.
The Board of Trade, pursuant to notice
o that effect in yesterdays TINES MOUNT l
.INEER, met last night in the old court e
rouse, to consider ways and means for sup a
. wing the possible needs of farmers in the +
district. A number of II
arners from the country We're invited to a
Sl
,ossibie amount of assistance required.
The farmers were there all right, and so
vas our esteemed fellow citizen A. S. Mac
Ulster, who kindled the fire and lit the
amps. There would doubtless have been "
arge and enthusiastic meeting-if they had G
ome, but as usual they didn't, and Mr.. "a
dacallister and the farmers, after waiting
bout an hour. folded their tents, like the Fl
Arabs, and quietly stole away. c
PLEASE TAKE 1T BACK .