The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-09-24


hero, but he was taking desperate chanc
. in accomplishing the feat,
!, Mr.. Fred Wilson left on the noon trai
to-day for Baltimore, where he will ent,
the senior year in John Hopkins univ rslt,
His mother accompanies him as far as Ch
cago. Fred is close student, and an e,
cellent report may be expected from hin
A Salem man named Morley, has jus
built ball bearing quadricycle, though
local paper not counting the wheels calls
tricycle.. II will be propelled by lever
and promises to be equal to the machin
built by one of the Albany's pioneer res
dents several years ago.
The following are the officers of the SOW
ereign grand lodge, I. o. o. f., elected il
Portland Tuesday: Grand Sire, G. T. Camp
bell, London, Ontario, Canada; deput,
grand sire, J. W. StebbIns, of New York
grand secretary, Theodore A. Ross, of New
ark, New Jersey; grand treasurer, Isaac A
Sheppard, of New York.
At Monument, IN Grant county, johnny
Nailen. pioneer of that region, was at
tackled a few days ago by an infuriated mar
with corn knife and defended blmsel
with pitchfork, finally disarming his op
ponent. The Gazette says the man wal
bound over in the sum of $500 to answer
the charge before the grand jury.
The Washington State Press Association
| will hold it's sixth annual session at Spo.
kane, commencing Tuesday, October 4th,
| under the auspices of the Spokane Press
| club The Grafton is to be delivered by j.
| r. Buxton, ESQ, of the Winlock Pilot, and
| a poem bv Mrs Louise Herrick Wall, of the
Aberdeen Herald. A large attendance is
anticipated The official programme will
soon be issued.
Hon. T. E. Fell, of Heppner, is reported
to have gone to Tacoma to put IN operation
a wool securing mill. As The Dalles han.
dies more wool direct from the producer
than any city in the United States, we be-
leve this would be an advantageous point
for such an enterprise, and Mr.. Fell and
the corporation of which he is member
should examine localities to which the prod
uct is directly tributary before locating 1t
at place far distant.
During barroom brawl over card game
at Candy Or, Monday afternoon, William
Henderson drew pocket knife and stabbed
81 Sutton three times, inficting wounds
from W hich the latter died between 8 and 4
o'clock Tuesday morning Henderson was
arrested in Portland Wednesday. and to a
Telegram reporter said the quarrel resulted
over game of cards, and Sutton attacked
him with a chair when he defended himself
with pocket-knife.
The district agricultural society is max
ing extensive preparations TOR successful
exhibition next month, and the track is con-
sidered in excellent condition. 1t seems to
oe the desire among all our people to do all
they possibly can to help the fair this year,
and the displays of cattle, fruits, ETC., will
undoubtedly be quite extensive. This fair
is matter of great Importance to all our
citizens, and all should take sufficient inter-
est to extend to it every aid possible.
Osborn Statesman. In the C9ur dAlene
unpleasantness it was not our home miners
who pl plecipitated the conflict, but it was
due mainly to the influence of professional
agitators from Montana and non-miners |
who follow the business of leading other |
people into trouble. Tine authorities want |
only the guilty leaders, not their dupes;
and the recent wholesale liberation of the |
rank and file of the miners union from the |
military prison was right and proper.
A heavy man from Meacham was on board |
Sundays excursion train to Portland. He |
was not large enough, however, to sustain
his ''load," and while out on the plat orm
Oreoonian, Just as the train was rounding |
Horseshoe curve this side of Echo, he lunged
overheard, and violensly struck the ground.
The tram backed up, and he was put on
board and carried to Portland. He was
'ound to have escaped with mashed shoul-
Ter and broken leg.
The committee on entertainment tor the
coming annual meeting of the Oregon Press
L. noI Aeh |
designated the following subcommittee:
7. Crandall, Mrs. J. M. Patterson and Mrs
John Michel. On Russian tea-Mrs. J. NJ.
Patterson. Mrs. Geo Blakeley, Mrs. DIR.
Rinehart and Miss Lang. On Flowers
Mrs. A. P. Brooks, Mrs. Hugh Gourlay,
Misses Fraser, Brooks, Rose Michel, Kate
Craig and Grace Michel.
lncle Of Johnny King, the Salem boy who
,isited Tuesday by his brother ia-law,
dr. King, the boys father. Ga the
vening of that day, after the TIMES
was delivered by the carrier,
King picked up the paper and read the glad
lews that his son was still alive. The feel
ngs OF the father can be better imagined
han described, for this was the first news
lie had received of his 10y for five years.
The moral is plain-lf you want the news,
ubscribe for the TIMES MoUNTAINEER
Constable Floyd, of Bellevue. arrested
wo desperate looking characters in the
ampler building there yesterday with the
I'D of deputies and Wlnchesi ers, lodging
hem safely IN Jail: and, as result, the
people of Bellevue are resting easy to night.
They gave the names of Edwards and Fitz-
yerald, presumably aliases. When searched
hey were relieved of three loaded a calibre |
Jolt's revolvers and lot of gold watch
hains. They came to Wood River Friday
ast, says the Baker Blade, and have since
,een observed purchasing files, skeleton
Ieys and other t OILS usually used by expert
afe crackers, and the constable's attention
vas drawn to the fact yesterday morning.
esultlng In their arrests as stated. +,
Deputy Sheriff Kinnison, of Baker coun-
y. attempted to arrest man without first
howing his authority at the Baker City
lepot Monday. The man refused to be
earched, demanding to see the officers au-
hority. The officer did not see fit TO COM
,ly with the request and taking his ''gun"
ttempted to intimidate the man, but the
cheme did not work. says the Democrat.
The fellow, who is a travelling rope walker
nd athlete, landed his fist IN Kinnison's
ace and in an instant SIX feet and two inches
# Missouri was down at full length on the
round, so eye witnesses state. The rope
walker soon after took his departure from
he city by the first train. KinpIson gave
p searching people and returned to county
eadquarters wiser but very mad man.
Oregonian, Sept. 2lst: The wedding #
dr. l. P,tblado, ointment young lawyer
f Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Miss Myra
,alef. a leading young society lady of this
ity, took place last night at the Taylor
treet Methodist Episcopal church at s
CLOCK, the Rev. Alfred Hummer officiating.
)ver 200 invitations had been issued for the
ccasion, but larger number attended, and
he seating capacity of the church was
everely taxed. the church was beautifully
ecorated and the ceremony was performed
nder magnificent floral bell. The maid
f honor was Miss Kate Gibbs and the best
nan, Blaine R. Smith The bridesmaids
7ere Misses Maze Williams, Linda Holla-
ay, Ethel Grubbs and Edna johnson, and
he groomsmen were Mes,rs. j. r. Green
eld, R. E. Beall, w. G. Bull and E. P.
Iorthrup.
Mike Ryan, who shot Wise Coyle in the
eek, about year ago, Is again in the tolls,
avs the Walla Walla Union-Journal.
LAST Friday morning he came to town with
everal head of cattle. including FIVE calves.
7hich he sold to Martin Brennan, the
utcher. Brennan gave him check ON
ank which Ryan cashed. Immediately
fterward he went to Brenpan's corral and