The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-09-10

Y Mr.. Julius NJ. Baldwin left last night
2 Tekoa, WASH, where he will occupy pos
ton in the store of his uncle, MIR. ].
Baldwin.
Mr.. w. ]. Chittenden, who has occupi,
position in the postodice in this city for
number of years past, has taken a vel
8 earned vacation, aud is now at EIlensbur
Wash.
D Two vessels left Hamburg for Portlan
since the plague epidemic IN the formt
, | city broke out. They will be Quarantine
, at Astoria, somewhere near Tansy Point, Q
their arrival.
The recorder had case of vagracy o
trial to-day, and the defendant was trie
by jury Of his peers. MIR. Il. q. Riddle
appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Clarl
: for the defense.
Welcome: Mrs. Isaac Marshall, of Boston
has been the guest of Mrs. B. G. White
house dnrlng the week, leaving Thursda
Ito visit her brother, Mr.. A N. Varney, a
The 'Dalles, before returning home.
A large amount of money changed hand
of the United States, on the result of tn
Corbett-Sulhvan fight We presume ther,
were few dollars bet IN The Dalles.
/ We heard of an instance this morning O
person in9uiring whether it was dangerou
to eat Hamburg grapes. because of thu
cholera. We refer to the black variety
which has been cultivated in this country
from the time of the landing of VIM. Penn
| Conductor r ce, OF the Columbia division,
was seized with violent attack of cholera
morbus at Umatilla Monday morning, and
for a time he was IN a serious condition.
Restorat,ves were applied and he revived
sufficiently to be taken to his home in this
citv. At last accounts he was some better
Portland Welcome: Miss Ottiie Griesel,
| OF Sacramento, returns home thus evening
| after pleasant visit in Portland with the
| families of Theodore LIebe and Frank
| Botefuhr and MIR. and Mrs George Liebe at
The Dalles. Miss Griesel is an accom-
pllshed young lady and has made many
friendssln Oregon during her short visit.
Albany Herald: A Chinaman, accom-.
panied by his white wife end little girl, at
tracted no little atteL Ltion and much crIti-
, cism at the depot Yesterday. They were
from Portland. The woman was not
typical American beauty. and looked as i
she passed just about the forlorn ignorance
to be expected of a woman who would wed
a Chinaman.
The county court this morning was attep.
lively listening to arguments TOR and against
granting license to sell liquor at Hood
River, and Recorder Menefee and jury of
citizens were entertained by the testimony
in case of vagrancy, brought under the
DIVISIONS of a municipal ordinance. So, it
appears, this has been a good day for court.
ing.
Robert and Ben Matteson, of Heppuer,
hav been mining for coal at Black Butte
for the past twelve years, and they now be-
lieve that success has rewarded their efforts
The tunnel of the mine is now in distance
of 1000 feet, and when they ceased opera.
tion on the mine to turn their attention to |
So ething else for the summer, they had |
struck what appears to be splendid quail
ity of coal.
Dispatches were received by the Western |
Union asst evening at the Umatilla house,
from the appearance in the ring OF Corbett |
and Sullivan to the last round when Sulli
van threw up the sponge. These were read |
the news. When Corbett was declared the
winner the enthusiasm was unbounded, for
Corbett has many friends among the sport
ing fraternity.
Bro. Mays, of the Pomeroy Independent,
ia the manner in which he deals with
"We should think the warn
inRs God has given, that the sewer editor in
this place would take a tumble on ''gam.
minis" when he writes for the public in the
columns that are open to him to empty his
moral character in them to nanseate those
who read his sinking lugubrations."
Bids are advertised in another column for
Al e H. D. |
at the head Of Laughlin street, and, these
will be received at the office of Crandali &
Burgett until Monday. Sept. 18th. This,
when finished. will be an elegant dwelling.
house, and will be an ornament to the city.
We are glad to see this class OF buildings
being erected, as they are indicative of the
permanence and growth of the city.
The business firms of The DalIes have
made arrangements with the ferry company
md offer to all the farmers of Kllckitat
county, for the next three months, free
erriage across the Columbia to The Dalles,
% all teams loaded with grain. This will
lfford an opportunity to the farmers of our
county to sell their wheat IN
his city, the dealers here paving the high
,st price Of anv town in eastern Oregon. W
A pneumatic tired ball bearing sulky ar
lived in Portland last Saturday, consigned
20 r. C.. Smith,. the owner of Prince b
The wheels are only 20 inches in diameter,
10 that the sulky presents an odd appear
lnce; but it gets there several seconds ,
quicker than the coming sulkIes. Another ,
me OF the wheels is IN Salem, and will ap- |
year ct the state fair. Que in The Dalles ,
would attract larger crowd than news of {
he Corbett Sullivan e. t.
Heppner Gazette: 7. r. Howard accom- I
,anied his daughter o lie and Miss Katie c
Suaid down to The Dalles Friday morning.
Saturday evening. The young I
aides will remain IN school there for year. r
'om thinks bust ess is comparatively better !
D The Dalles than in Heppner, there being q
hree times the population, while he asserts
hat there is five times as much business !
ransacted there as in Heppner. q
Huntington Herald: The fruit raisers OF s
make and Burnt river are fairly outdoing c
in the amount of first-class fruits
hey are shipping to market this year.
lever has the crop been equal to the pres
ut, and it is only right e. say that no other $
ection of Oregon furnishes 90 fine an !
rticle of fruit. In peaches, plums, grapes,
ETC., we can and do raise h
etter than any other section of the north /
rest.
Exchange. Goods manufactured in fac. II
ones locat on American soil give employ. v
leut to American laborers. How many b
american lai'orers secure employment In ii
&C ories located in Europe? Free-trade
leans to let everything come in from t
europe without paying duty. Protection a
ays to the men in Europe, "If You want to
ell goods in our market, come over here [
nd make them, spend your money, pay Il
axes here" a
At the great pugilistic encounter in New
|rleans yesterday between Corbett aud
ullivan, the latter was ''knocked OUT IN
l rounds, and now Corbett Is the champion
the world. Pugilism is not subject n
hat should interest progressive nation, fl
nd it is to be hoped that the columns OF i,
be daily press will not be monopol,zed
GREATER by accounts Of such exhibitions of
rutish instincts.
The city of Newr ort, on Yaqulpa bay, =
'as thrown into state of excitement last =
aturday night, on account of the very =
polish act of hanging and burning the :
mayor of the city and Prosecuting Condor !,
D efigy. The cause was that the mayor =
nd Mr.. Condor had given notice through l
he press that hereafter all saloons IN that =
ity must e closed on Sunday. Mr.. Con- Il
on has the thanks of every good citizen
Or his determination to enforce the laws.
A curious incident occurred at Heceta
lead the other day. One of the workmen
n the lighthouse accidentally let 90 of his
which rolled down the cliff