The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-05

Judge A. S. Bennett of The Dalles,
sent the Astoria railroad subsidy COM
mittee g., 500 subscription this week,
provided that the road goes through the
Nehalem valley.
The regular annual school meeting
will be held in the brick school house in
this city at the hour of O'Clock p. m.,
next Monday. The meeting will elect a
clerk and one school director for the en-
suing year and levy tax for school pur-
poses.
Congregational church services as usual
in the Court house tSunday.) Admin
istration of the Lords supper at IL a. m
Sunday school at II :15. Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor at 5 80
Up. m. Union Service at z p. m.
Preaching by Rev.. ]. w. Jenkins.
Mrs. William Edgette of San Fran
cisco arrived ON the noon passenger on a
visit to her brother Mr.. H. w. Wells of
Sherar's Bridge. Mrs. Edgette is the
wife of a sea captain and she has Travelled
with her husband over all the world yet
she says she never in her life saw any
thing to equal the scenery of the Colum-
bia' river between The Dalles and Port
land. ~:
A CHRONICLE representative today had
the pleasure of sampling a magnificent
cigar. manufactured expressly at The
Dalles cigar factory for the trade of Mr..
Charles Stubling of this city. Messrs.
Ulrich & Son have labelled it "Ia
Hispania" and they assured the reporter
that the filling is of the very best brand
of Havana tobacco imported into the
United States.
Methodist services at the new church
tomorrow as follows: Classmeeting at
10 a. m. baptisms at IL followed by
sermon to the church. Sunday school at
IL 20. Epworth League at 5 80 p. IN.
service at p. m. to which every bust
ness man in the city is given a special
invitation. All who attend will be
kindly trepted and will be made welcome.
Services tonight, also.
The Steamer Dalles City met with
slight accident yesterday, after she had
arrived at her landing at the Cascades
by the breaking of nut on one end of the
hog chain. The accident will be re-
paired today and the boat is expected to
meet the Regulator at the Cascades to-
morrow, thus making up for lost time
by making Sunday trip. The Regula-
tor will not carry through passengers to-
morrow as the Dalles City will lie over
at the Cascades till Monday morning.
John Doe has got into trouble again.
He bad required by hard work, some
thing over 500 in coin when he thought
he would visit the city and help deepen
the shade of its vermillion. Painting a
town is hard work at best and John grew
weary and laid himself down on the
sidewalk to sleep. Then the ubiquitous
Con Howe came along and gathered up
the limp remains and put them in the
cooler. Yesterday morning Mr.. Doe
was brought before his honor the re-
corder, charged with being drunk. He
was duly fined and allowed to GO out on
his own recognizances to see if he could
find $l05 that he said he had lost the
night before. The money was found
deposited in a saloon and John was so
happy over the event that he thought
he must treat himself. He did SO and
feeling like another man he treated the
other man and kept treating and paint
ing the town till drunkenness and night
Then the marshal gathered him in again
and this morning found him with never
a cent to pay his two fines. He will
work them out on the streets when his
stomach settles.