The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-20

Miss Lizzie FitzGerald is in from Des
Chutes on visit to her father, Mr., E.
P. FitzGerald
Harmon Lodge No. sol. /. o. G. F.,
have changed their place of meetings to
Fraternity hall, Monday evening of each
week. 2
Deputy u. S. Marshal Jameson, came
mp on the noon train, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Mabel Powers, who is
the guest of the Misses Michell
Rev. T. F. Campbell, former presi-
dent of the Monmouth Normal school
died a few days since and was buried in
the Monmouth cemetery yesterday.
The temperature at The Dalles at eight
a. M. today, registered 13' above zero.
The lowest point reached during the
night was s. above. The .sky was clear
during all the night.
Senate bill No. z, introduced by sena-
tor Steiwer of Gillian, for the protection
of stockraisers, covers every point and is
of great merit. 1t will meet with the
universal appreciation OF the stockmen
in the state and we hope will pass with
out any objection, and become law.
The Y. B. coasting club did 'tsmash-
-ing'' business last evening. Two streets,
Washington and Union, were used; and
several sleds were broken up by dashing
into one another. Several hair breadth
'seapes are mentioned, but no report has
reached US of any broken limbs.
Bad roads in Multnomah county mired
a stolen horse when the thief took the
saddle and bride and escaped to Port
land. Sheriff Ganong, who started in
pursuit of the thief, found the horse,
and in endeavoring to rescue it, got his
cart mired and broken down. He Sc
cured the horse, but he is disgusted with
the roads.
In closing the comments on the asy-
lum scandal, the Oregonian today says;
If superintendent Rowland desires to
avail himself of any benefit that may
accrne to his management of the asy-
lum, from the carefully-worded report
of the investigating board, he will do
we'll, to take the gentle hint in this con-
nection with which the board supple
mented its findings in the premises.
Mr.. Jas. Gray of Wapinitia, called
land paid his respects to this Office to-
day. Mr.. Gray informs us the winter,
with the snow, is very acceptable, and
| before the last storm the ground was
wet down deep. Stock ia doing well,
and the health of the neighborhood was
| never better. Last October he had thd
misfortune to loose his house and conf
tents by fire, and as,it happened, fo4
once, he carried an insurance on hit
house in the Bankers and MerchantS
Insurance Company of Albany, and got
his money, which came just in time I'd
set him on his feet again in good shape
for the winter.
Capt. J. w. Lewis, register IN the D !.
S. land Office in this city, who has been
so very near to Deaths door recently
that once his life was givepS7nP, having
! gained so fast in healthH u 6e able to
lwalk down town. has{ attE9fpted for a
bweek past to resumS biSldAti% in the
Office, but today has beSh Compelled to
relinquish the work, a3d ms physician
advises him positively to cease, if he
would save his lifG Every citizen in
The Dalles, and SO out of every 100 peo-
pie in the country, know full well the eff
fort Capt. Lewis has made and is maxi
ing at this time in behalf of the people
most interested, and no one can regret
one-half as much as Capt. Lewis regrets
his inability to represent each particular
case involved. There can be no sacri-
flee to the settler in this matter.