The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-09-03
From fridays Daily.

FROM rrloaNs Daiiy-
To-day is the anniversary of the grea
conhagratlon In thi, city.
Mr.. j. G. Hayes, leading attorney of
Oregon City, is registered at the Umatllla
House.
Mr.. C. w. Taylor, superintendent of the
Hunt system, with his wife has been visit
ing Mrs. Peters.
The camp.meeting closed last evening,
and services will be continued in the church
edifce hereafter.
Mr.. W. G. Woodwork, former resident
of The Dalles, but now'a Salem merchant,
came up from the valley Yesterday.
Licenses to wed were granted by the dep
uty county clerk to-day to James w. Clark
and Ella Taylor and to Perry Morgan and
Alice Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wilson and daugh.
ter, Eunice, left on the morning train for
Snohomish. Wash, where they will reside
il the future.
Hon. John T. Fogarty, surveyor of the
port of San Francisco during Cleveland's
administration, and leading Democratic
politician of California, is in the citv.
Mr.. Ed. Wlcks to day gathered large
quantity OF clothes and took them out in
his wagon to the family of Matthews, who
recently suffered the loss of their house by
fire.
Telephone Register: Already so 600 bushels
of wheat has beer received at the Kratz q
Kiernan warehouses this CITY 1t Is
coming IN now at the rate of 5000 bushels
per day.
The company's wharfboa which is being
repaired, is on the wavs, and will soon be
ready for launching. Her hull has heen ex-
teusively rebuilt and her condition made
good again.
Hon. Chas. Hilton brought from Cali
fornia forty-one head of the finest Spanish
Merino sheep that were ever brought to this
county. He picked them out OF several
bands and has choice lot.
The old hand engine. which has been in
use in this city since 1863, was taken out
to-day. anu perhaps will be taken down to
Portland on the occasion of the meeting of
Veteran Firemen, Monday.
The Regulator is. doing very satisfactory
business these days Every trip finds her
loaded with through freight, and large
amount of way freight is also handled
Campers and tourists make quite pas;en-
ger list.
The resignation of Prof Smith makes it
buried matter to find suitable successor
1t was rumored last evening that the school
might be offered to either Prof. Wetzell, of
Portland, or Miss Duffy, formerly assistant
principal, but now in the east. Either
would be good selection.
The threatened cholera is OBTAINING some
who have contemplated an eastern tr p, and
some of our college students are IN some
quandary whether or not to return to school,
The later dispatches indicate that the dan
ger is i'm minent, and there is no safer place
to escape the scourge than in the dry, pure
air of Ea stern Oregon.
The Teachers' Institute closes It's session
to-day. and visiting teachers leave for home.
The citizens have e. joYed the meetings
fully as much as teachers, and all feel CRATE
full to Supt. Shelley for providing so much
pleasant entertainment. To all those who
have taken part much profit has come and
the eyes of many have been opened to the
good work going on IN our midst.
Albany Herald: The Scio Metallic Paint
company has made an assignment. The
assetts are: personal property $685. IS, real
estate $3.50. Total, 1868 6S. Liabilities,
$1,000. j. E Dayton, of Minnesota, has a
claim of $3.50, and M. Alexander, of Scio,
one of $3.50 so. 1t is to be hoped that the
claims will be adjusted in a manner to allow
the resumption OF work, as it was the COM
meneemenr of very useful industry
Miss Boyer, the unfortunate sister of +
L. Boyer, who committed suicide by hang
ing last summer, was found Wednesday
evening sleeping in the warehouse, near the
elevator. where her brother hung himself.
says the La Grande Gazette. The girl has
never been considered OF sound mind, and
she was taken in charge by the officials yes.
terday and sent to Union.
A north county Scotch boy had dislccated
his leg and was taken by his mother to IA
''bone setter, in whom she had great faith
The leg was duly examined, and it was
found necessary to handle it very severely in
order, as the bone setter said, s'to get the
bone in" Tne lad was liberal with his
screams while this was going on, but event.
ually the bone was ''got in. )" and the patient
was told that he would be all right in few
days Didn't DAVE do the thing well?"
said the Joyous mother. AYE. he did,
mither," answered the lad. "but wasna
SIC fule as to gle him ma sair leg"
One of the most pleasant features of the
Teachers Institute just held at The Dalles
was the reception given by Mrs. Geo. p.
Morgan last evening at her residence. The
teachers IN whose konorsthe affair was held
were present in large numbers, and many
of our townspeople were there to welcome
them. The brightly-lit rooms, tastefullv
decked with flowers, made pleasant scene
and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the occa-
sion and appreciated fully tine efforts put
forth in their behalf. The evening was
passed in general conversation. interspersed
by singing and music by the mandolin club
The company broke up at a late hour after
an evening delightfully."- spent
A disgraceful scene occurred at dance at
Hilgard. Saturday night, says dispatch in
the d. 0. Republican. Mrs. Palmer, the
wife of the man that murdered Eli Risen,
and Mrs. Montgomery attended the dance.
When they were noticed by parties they
were notified to leave the hall, which they