The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-08-19

A resident OF klickItat county was a
rested last night for being drunk AMI dli
orderly on the st eets. He was brought b
lore the recorder this m rning and had ii
usual tine imposed on HIM.
Rev. a. Sadlier, preacher in attendant
ON the Methodist conference lately IN se
SION in Baker City has been found guilty
grossly immoral conduct, and has been ex
PEELED from the ministry and from membel
ship Ia the church.
There are several cows roaming at larg
uring the nocturnal hours, and these WI
be impouDd d by the marshal if they ar
rot placed within Inclo ures. The law
very strict III this matter, and the marsha
will see that it iS enforced.
the city marshal received a dispatc
| from Portland this morning, signed by l.
| Hartman, constable, requesting the arres
of Roy Ballard. He was found and pla et
IN Jail TO day, and officer fr m Portland
may be expected up on the night tram.
| A man by the name of q. F. Wilson wa
| arrested last night for selling liquor to In
dams by Deputy U. S Marshal Seeley, an.
lodged In the city jail. He was examined
before the U. 3. commissioner to-day, anc
will be taken to Portland on the morning
train.
The lawn soclable given by the Juvenil,
Temple last night at the academy ground.
was attended by large number, and the
locality was brilliantly illuminated b,
Chinese lanterns. Ice.cr cream and cake W re
, rved to very many, and the receipts were
quite liberal.
There was party of four. two men and
wo ladies, last evening who experienced a
were orIving team OF horses attached to a
iouble seated buggy, when the animals
broke loose from the vehicle, throwing he
occupants out. No one was seriously In
jured.
Extensive preparations are being made by
the citizens and tiremen to entertain the
members of the Veteran Volunteer Flremen
association, which will convene here on
Sept 4th. A large number of visitors are
expected here on that occasion, and The
Dales will extend to them Its usual hos
ptalItY.
The atmosphere is becoming smoky,
which is unmistakable evidence that forest
fires are raging 10 the mountains. THIS is
an annual occurrence. and millions of feet
Of valuable timber are yearly destroyed by
this destructive means Although there
are stringent laws agains5 setting fire to
any forest trees it seems impossible of en-
rorcement, and the destructive flames rage
annually.
1t costs something to disturb the Saliva
tion Army in Oregon City. By jury trial
Tuesday at Squire Fout's court. four young
men wer- found guilty of disturbing Sal
walton Army meeting and punished as fol-
lows: Mike Gleason, S49'or "a days In jail;
Wayne Order Henry Jones and Geo
Freeman, each $40 or ten Gays in Jail. Pete
Summers voluntarily pleaded guilty, without
arrest, and was fined $40.
William Motley, an old soldier, was
camped on the bank of Mary's river In the
south end of c rvallis during last week, says
the Albany Democrat. Early Sunday
he got up to get drink, and IN go.
Ing down a steep banS lost his balance and
fell into the river and was drowned. The
body was recovered later IN the day. The
coroner's jury returned verdict IN accora
lance with the above facts, and found fur
ther that his neck had been broken in the
all.
The inventory of the Portland savings |
bank is creating considerable excitement |
n the metropolis, and there is an urgent |
iemand for new receiver to be appointed
Some express the opinion that the baak was |
lot managed honestly, and that it was a
noney-makiDg scheme for the directors and |
tockholders, without the least attention
icing paid T. the interests of depositors.
There will likely be thorough inyestiga-
ion of the institution before 1t reopens for
business.
Salem journal: A drummfr at Albanv
hought to be smart with the secretary of
he lem Hum me Society. Ga her cre-
entials being asked for she went to the
aggage room of the Southern Pac tic rail
DAD and asked for her baggage that had
een left there, remarking that she wanted
0 get her credentials. Opening her vallse
ne pulled out savage looking revolver, at
east foot long. and placed it in her hip
ocket. 1t has never been learned whether
he credentials were accepted or not Miss
al of Salem takes ''sass" from no drum
Ter.
Senator Dolph has presented the follow
ng memorials and resoluti ms of Oreeon's
egislature: Memorial praying that the
'orld's falr EXHIBIT be opened Sunday;
ouse resolution asking that provision be
made for a member of the cablpet to be
esIgnated as secretary of labor; JOINT me-
norIaI a>king congress to give financial aid
o the Nicaragua canal; house JOINT memo
ial praying for the restriction of Immigra
lon; senate JOINT memorial praying for the
tablIehment of a department of govern
nent to be called road department.; petit
ion of committee of Methodist ministers
+ Portland, Ore, praying for the repeal of
he Geary chinese exclusion act.
Dispatch: VIM. Ransome, aged %, farm
and, near Mount Tabor Villa, while plav-
ng base ball Sunday, died from the effect
a bursted blood vessel. At the seventh
ming the score was a tie and the bows
1ere naturally excIted Ransome took the
at and made long hit, and would have
OF "home" had he not stumbled on the
hird base. He fell heavily to the ground,
here he renamed a few moments, and
hen getting up. he walked hurried y to
rug store near by He appeared to be SO
adly hurt internally that he could not say
iuch. and no relIef could be gwen him
lie died in less than half hour. He came
ere from Missouri, where his parents re
de. They have been notified.
This is the latest fish story from the As
'rian, and if it does bear the stamp of We
lcltY it furnishes evidence of vivid i'm
yinatIon which might accomplish wonders
a broader field: Fran, isco Bonnaire yes.
.rday went out with his boat to catch |
w salmon for sailing. All went well until
e began to haul In, when an aged member
the silverside species jumped aboard and
okiLg + ancisco severely in the eye re-
arked: "Now. see here. young fellow,
,u know as well as l do that If 1 drop
'stal card to McGuire, you're dead man.
tow it or I'll report you Leave US alone
II September. Francisco tainted, and,
he l. |
e br akers.
We call the attention of the Walla Walla
atesman to the fact that the fake land
,on on the north side of the river had no
unection whatever with this city, and
nnot be truthful y classified as "The
allies real estate scheme" The soil ana
'ery requisite for city are different on
e Oregon side of tn Columbia fir m those
! the Washington bank, and 1t Is unfair to
ass them together Everything that has
zen published regarding this city has been
uthful, while nearly all statements made
garding North Dalles. Wash, have been
lse. We have good fruit lands in this
cinity, wood aud water in abundance,
hile across the river sand dunes and rock
les are the principal features.
Salem Statesman: The welcome news ia
ceived that Oregon has been successful in
curing the appointment of one judge, at
asst, on thejury of awards for the world's
ir Mrs. 4 S Wallace of Salem, has
zen confirmed as juror in the horticultural
apartment and has cen assigned to the
apartment of frui in jars. She has al
'adY entered upon her duties. Informa
ON is received that D. H. Lgoney prob
ply cannot be appointed judge in the live
ock department but may receive an ap-
1intment under the agricultural hnrean