The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-08-05
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and the .'run" was on HIM. At one tin
the atmosphere appeared lurid with the ell
ments of Texas lynching party.
Mr.. Charles Il. Chapman, of Wilwauke,
Wis.,, has been chosen president of the stat
university at Eugene. He is a graduate
John HopSins' university, and comes highl
| recommended.
Mr.. Ed Bergeron has started restauran
at the Locks, and now the hungry can
satisfied. The meals served are first class
and he has in his employ one of the bes
cooks in Eastern Oregon.
Mr.. c. N. Tibbets, who has spent tn
last month with his parents at Monterey
returned Saturday night. He will agail
hold the reins OF the animal who draws tn,
Pacific Co.'S express wagon.
The last two or three days of hot weather
has done great injury to spring grain in thii
county. If the weather turns cool it will
yet improve and may be a good crop. Fal
sown is too far advanced to be injured.
j. 3. Eddy, chairman f the executive
committee of the Oregon Press Association,
has called the annual convention of the as
sociation to meet In Portland on September
% at 10 NJ Arrangements Will be made
for entertaining the editors.
Edward Strand, Chimaucum, Wash. :,
rancher, lost $500 the other day by putting
1t lnto tin box fu nlshed by two gentle
men, who kindly permitted him to keep
the box. After waiting "a hours for the
men to come back he broke open the box
only to find 1t full Of stones,
Marshal Maloney returned Friday from
his vacation, and Saturday accompanied the
boys to Goldendale. He says the Golden
dale club are good players, and In good
practice. Our club did not have all the
players. and places had to be 1lled by per-
~, - -
ine Ouos oAY papers assert 'nas tne 'oss
Oh the steamer En''ty was loretoi9 oF
sptiLusisS' 9ohh o'a'er' One resiusbs oi
Marshuelu uLu no' sAip ms Plsno oh 'ua' M
erip because ol 1nis warning ano ooe oi 'ne
pasSeugers was toiu az spiIi:uailSs mee, s,1
ny IN oah FRANCISCO 'ha' 'he VeSsFi "ouio
"e "feoAeu'
The Mongolian pheasants which MIR. An
derson brought from Salem last winter, and
turned loose IN the vicinity Oh Duiur, nave
Hatcneo u ana there are no" seVeraL Droous.
oportstnen should oe very careiul noC TO
XII any OF these, and as the female resem-
shonld exercise caution. Several chicRens
that these imported birds should be pro-
tected.
Our base ballists returned Yesterday from
Wash, in no very joyous mood.
The game Saturday afternoon resulted dis
nstrously to them by score of 20 to 80.
We presume the-strangeness OF the ground,
and heInO nnaCnust0Dn n to EntlEe exercise
In the hot sun were insuperaole obstacles
whlch they could not overcome; bas tne
boys are not discouraged, and say they Will
yet beat the nine OF the Washington town.
Too nrob cred;t cannot he o,van IN the
,I,ar,n1 bo,sa honks ~ New York o;tv
that hs,s .tood hy ono anorber tbe,r cus1
-or,s md the conntrv Thew have yirtnaIIv
49,, 800, tba;r oIa,r;n,, ho,ss
,ar.;soatas hasad -, s,,I;d sao,r;,,as 20 tbe
sxtent of some sos OOO OOO in order to tide
over the stringency. Clearing house asso-
,iatlons in other cities should be organized
ike this. 1t would be a great thing for the
country.
The fo.,,w;,, ia +be Iis. of teacbers at
ending the county institute at Hood River
n dav. Jobn Gavin. Aaron Frazier. G. l.
I,lbart p p Underwood. p. A. SNYDER.
Yhorlo,ta Roberts Anna Nj Roberts Annie |
Saors Nrs RsJle Hoype n T, Howe |
OoIEe Mos,er Ida Johnson. Julia Hill. |
,roce Graham Rata R,we Ella Cooner |
[osie Hansberrv. Catherine Martin. Sus- |
nna Ward Irene C.Ilisop Jennie Russell
attic Oilar. Bessi Isenberg. Ida Foss,
Maud Gilbert, E. S. Hinman and o. B. |
Saws the I,akeview Er,nD1iner of the Goth.
rbe sad ,nteIIioence was bronght here YES
sr5ov .bat Misa Lillian Mod,sette .oed on
,eo no and danohte- of Dr. Mod,sette of
PAISLEY was fonnd dead IN her he'd on Tues-
av even;no She was keenino house for
er ather who was absent at Silver Lake.
nd the vonno ladv had not been sean alive
ince Sundav evening Il 8 pretty certain
hat She died from an overdose of morphine.
.hs+hsr With snic;dal intent or NOT is NOT
,et knovn Coron.r Howard and DIR DaIv
rent mn Yesterday for the rurpose of hold.
no al inouest.
A Co., of tho fr;ends of Dr and Mrs n
, uoIi;.ta. ooIIad ~, then, AZ tI,e;r ras;'
80 Iast Sa,nrJ.y evanino the occas;on
80 tbs ann;verssrv of the hirthdav of
h. So,tor Tha hours nasssd nIa.santlv in
ns;sI ~ oo.',or.at;o, an5 ,,ony oonorotn,o-
80. .a,,Ja', - +ha host aod brs,ass
,'n ,Uns ,,as sarnad a. ohont balf.nast
.oIool and the visitors sat down 70
oret't,,i ro,as, tho tabIa heinz furn;sh.d A
''.S III a. SaI;ooo;es Of +ha ssason Atter
,;sh;nr &c doctor n,.nv hannv r,.tnrns of
.s oasas,or onJ .hont;ng Ms Holl;ster
ne l S.or..;.n,amt ooeas, tha n,rt;es 5anarted
.,,. E.. No., III. os ~. o;tn
Inc fI!s' Na.one, oI. L"is 10y
Penea .nss 20 600 LIZ h"S ~, S 49, o,,. oIosa5
NJ 80. alss IT, foI,o,.;,,r ,,otica ,Das ,9osteJ
3 uoors' .ue ..Tp,. "o hn",, "Aa iii ' ~
d 'ne uu's S', ii -
C1oSeu unun We oan LII. man . Uo
'c'ions IN re spens'o -. -
ary' anu wlii .t Lesue ~ ;n; SUI ,Sn. t,e .has
ppeais " oe .ne sei% IS e,o";Up O nnS tha soere
.as no Necessity Ts ~ o,oSg ~ @"u nma.t;on tHv tha.