The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-23

sentiment in the community on the
subject.
Miss Lulu Bird went to Hood River
yesterday to visit friends.
The celebrated vocalist Miss Sarah E.
Walker is now in our city and will be
happy to receive visitors from 2 until 4
o. clock tomorrow afternoon.
N. Harris and his daughter Miss
Annie left last night for Chicago by way
of Portland and the Northern Pacific.
Mr.. Harris goes on business and expects
to be absent abont month.
1t Is rumored among the express men
that they intend to petition the common
council to pull down the Ruch building
on the corner of Second and Washington
SO as to make room for Will Vanbibber's 8
team.
The beauty, if not the chivalry of
Wasco's capital was gathered last night
at the Wingate hall, in attendance at
Miss Mason's Soiree. There was
very large attendance and a very en-
joyable time was had.
A number of citizens have signed a
petition to the mayor and common
council requesting that an arc light be
placed at the corner of Fourth and
Laughlin streets. A light somewhere
near that place is very much needed and
would undoubtedly be very much ap-
preciated.
A ball was given at the Kingsley hall,
Kingsley, on Thursday night last which
was quite grand affair and a very pro-
nounced success. Our informant says
he happened to be there and took it in,
and he thinks the Kingsley people are
the best and jolliest people in the world
and the CHRONICLE thinks so too.
The Congregational church social helt
at the residence of DIR. w. E. Rinehar
last evening was probably the most sue
cessful event of the season. 1t wal
largely attended, as many as seventy
persons being present, and the enter
tainment from beginning to end wa
most heartily enjoyed by all present.
Sickness has laid its hands heavily OF
Georgr Herbert and his family. He il
just able to be up from an attack of ],
grippe, and now Mrs. Herbert is sick
Mrs. Gates, his mother, came down t,
assist in earring for him, was taken sicl
. and is lying at deaths door. Georg
Morgan, his brother-in-law, who yisite'
him, was also attacked and his wife i
also seriously i'll. 1t is hard lines, ou
we hope to note the speedy recovery Q
all.--Gtacier.
The place where the Regulator
anchored has been christened by An
drew Keller, the baker, "Hungry Har
bor." The harbor contains, besides tn
Regulator the scows Garfield, "Intel
state' and "Flyer," Captain Stone
fish. wheel and dry land scow inhat
= tied by couple of Swedish fishermen
r All are occupied, save the fish wheel an
: ''Hungry Harbor' forms little CON
munity of its own, but they claim the
, get all they want to eat, notwithstanc
e ing the name of the harbor.
Y An inquest was held at Pendleton o
i the 21st over the remains Of Fireman "
III. Pound, who lost his life in the raj
O road accident which happened near ths
q place few days ago. The jury brougl
d in verdict according to the facts pr
n sented but censured or blamed no on
Evidence showed that the rail tn;
% caused the accident was broken abol
;, four feet from the end. At the top
the rail the break was fresh. but tt
!, bottom showed that it was an old crac
- The ties were proved to have been
good condition.