The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-15

The Dalles, Portland and Astoria Nav
igatlon company will have a commodious
wharf and dock in this city when the
structure now begun is finished at thel
foot of Court street.
w. w. Baker, state food commis-E
sioner, is trying to force the Portland
restaurants to serve pure butter. He
deserves the thanks of the public who
want to know with what their bread is
buttered. r@
The Dalles is in good supply of fuell
for the winter. There are in additiont
to that on the beach. 5000 cords of; tir,
pine and slab wood on the dump at the
Lumb bering Co.'s fiume in this city. =
The Dalles LAUNDERING Company are
running their mill constantly and are
cutting from 10000 to 10000 feet per
day The company will not shut down
until they are compelled to by heavy
SHOWS and ice.
DIR. J. NJ. Frace of New Jersey, who
has been a visitor to The Dalles for two
days past, returned to his home this a.
III. via. San Francisco, much more than
pleased with what he has seen, in the
ordinary way of using that term.
Mrs. Frank Sells of Canyon City,
daughter of Capt. J. w. Lewis, and Mrs.
J. f. Snow of Dayville, arrived this
morning. Capt. Lewis seems TO be i'm
proving very nicely. He was able to
affix his signature to few official papers
tuesday. ~
The Union Whist club was enter
tanned last evening at Keller's hall by
Judge and Mrs. g. c. Blakeley. The
evening passed very pleasantly at drive
whist. Mr. ] S. Fish carried off the
first prize, while the BOBBY fell to Mrs. Il
W. H. Wilson.
1t is with pain that we learn of the
death of the wife of our fellow townsman
MIR. Jos. Fireman. She died last even
ing about five o'clock OF ur@mic poison
ing, and though all was done that care
or medical skill could avail, she passed
from this life. The sympathy of all is
rendered to the bereaved family.
Washington special says that Sena-
Ntor Dolph, at the urgent request of the
IA merican Review, has prepared an arti-
Icle for that publication which will
appear in the January number under
the caption of Reorganization of the
Republican Party" in which he dis
cusses the causes of the defeat of the
party and its future policy and prospects.
Mr.. G. E. Bayard received telegraphic
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evening, to proceed to Portland forth
with and take charge of the Office of the
late special land agent of the general
land office, which was made vacant re-
Gently by the Heath OF Mr.. r. G.. Seavey.
Mr.. Bayard LETT on the o'clock passen-
ger train to assume his duties as ordered.
German Lutheran service will be held
next Sunday in the chapel on Ninth
street at 10 30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
/ Sunday school at 8 80 a. III. Every one
welcome. Rev. Horn has made his last
missionary trip this year to Trout Lake
hand Hood River. In the winter time he
will attend to his German school and
preparation for confirmation.
Reports say that W. C. Eddon, who
was recently placed on trial in Sprague
accused of murder. had been found
guilty of manslaughter. The wife OF the
accused was formerly Miss Maude At
water OF this city, IA very estimable lady.
geatly respected ky large circle OF ac-
quaintances, who deeply sympathize
with her in the afflicted visited upon
her. We have no particulars of the
crime.