The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Paymaster Boire and his assistant
Dunn, came in last night, and the boys
of the q. p. R. Co. are correspondingly
happy.
Next "Wednesday is the day fixed for
steamers Dalles City and Regulator to
connect again, on the through Peoples
line between Portland and The Dailes.
Mr.. D. NJ. French, whose imprison-
ment at Ilwaco is mentioned in another
place today, is out on parole. He came
up to The Dalles last night on visit to
the few of US who are left at home.
The excursion this morning was an
unusually large one by the Regulator.
Amongst the number was little Miss
Helen Hudson, and a. host of young
friends, accompanied by their parents
and guardians, the occasion being the
celebration of the anniversary of her
birth.
r. 81. Norton, formerly of The Dalles
is in Tacoma. He positively denies the
allegation of having skipped to Victoria,
as intimated by the press of Portland
The work he mapped out here, if carried
to completion, would be good thing
for the whole Inland Empire, and par
ticularly for The Dalles.
The famous painting of the "Voyage
of Life was yesterday exemplified
realistically by a large boat floating on
the Columbia past The Dalles. from the
Indian village above Grand Dalles to
the Menaluse Indian burial grounds
laden with the living relics of once
powerful tribe, and the remains of a
corpse for sepulcher.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Stacy shown
and Miss Bernice Floyd were united in
marriage, at the residence Of the brides
parents on Ten-Mile, and left on the
evening passenger for bridal trip. The
parties are well known and highly re-
spected in this city, and they will re-
| ceive the heartiest congratulations of
the community on the assumption of
their new relations in social life
d. Messrs. G.. w. Jackson, VIM. Mon
tague, Gus Bonn and Fred Pundt re-
turned from an outing to Clear creek,
thirty miles from The Dalles, last night.
They were well stocked with dust, ex-
perience and trout. All report a jolly
good time and fun galore. They lost a
horse which rolled down into a fathom-
less ,crevice with bare Iashed to its
back. Which. one of them shot the bare
our reporter failed to ascertain. Thev
report dears abundant,
From last weeks News of Canon city.
we find ,an accountfof the celebration iof
the Ath near Daysiile; and from private
letters learn that it was one. of .Ahe
most / successful and enjoyable
occasions of the Kind ever held in
Grant county There were about four
hundred people, present and all enjoying
themselves to the utmost. One man
sdonateda beef and another gave two,
besides making lemonade by the barrel
full !, a regular old .4th of july
and barbecue. -. ~
As the schooner Perhaps, Capt. w. S.
Cram, was hauled out into the stream
last'eVening preparatory to taking her
departure from the port, q, photographer
CHANGED to come, along. A bright idea
fstrucka Capt. Cram. Says he 4sI'n be
Robinson Gruso, 50 hewent to an is-
land near by, and while the deck hands,
Charley Phillips, L. Brown, A. S. and
Jim Davis remained on board carving
out the instructions of the Captain, the
photographer got a fine negative.
Phillips says that if they could have
secured a full view of the scene he in
tended to have the picture blowed into
the glass as a trade mark for his soda
and sarsaparilla works-it would be so
fresh and nice.