The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
From Mondays Daily

The fall g ,hIng SEASON opened today.
Mr. Geo. T. Prather. of Hood River, il
in the city today.
Miss Jeanette Williams returned on th'
boat Saturday evening from short visit Il
Portland.
Mr.. Patrick Farrell, former subject o
Qleen Victoria, was granted fu citizen
papers Saturday by the county court.
MIR. ". s. Halvor, OF Portland, who ha
been visiting his parents near this city for
few days past, returned on the Afternoon
tram.
Two women of the town were arrested
last night for disordsrly conduct on tn
streets They were brought b. fore Re-
corder Dufur this morning and fined.
The following deed was fled with th'
county clerk on September 7rh: Jos. I
Peters and wife to Chas. B Cushing anr
wife. lot 6 and west half of lot block 20
Gates addition to Dallcs City; $1,000.
Mr.. JOS. Kuebel has hill farm abou
three miles scuth-west of The D,lles, anc
today he brought to the office box o.
grapes and pears which grew on his plscs
that surpasses any we have seen this sea-
son.
Mr.. J. B Crossen, wife and daughter
Emily returned la1t night from California,
where they have been several weeks visit
ing friends and relatives. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Gro sens mother. Mrs.
E j. Marlin.
The young man VIM Smith, who was
brought down from Heppner on q anarge OF
horse-stealing. was taken before the Justice
of the peace this morning, waived examiua.
tion aud was placed under $1,000 bail bonda,
in default Of which he was remanded to the
custody OF the sheriff.
Indians pass through the city daily en-
route 10 the X and Potlatch near Mt, Adams
and a'so to the hop6elds of the Yakima.
In the latter place hop-pickIng begins today.
and the Potlatcb may continue for some
weeks, after the Indians have congregated
at the appointed place.
A spectacle of innocence and confidence
was witnessed in the CITY this morning,
when two little boys was seen leading a colt
around the streets. Master Frank Hill, q
boy of about FIVE summers finally brought
him into his fathers place Of business in the
Express office, and he appeared perfectly
tractable to the wishes of the little fellows.
Princyille Repieap: J. L, Kelly, of The
Dalles boUght of Perry Read, Joe Hnxle,
Ben Jones and others between three and
four hundred head of beef steers this week.
the cattle to be deliyered across Shearer's
bridge ab. ut the 18th of October. Mr..
Kelley intends feeding these cattle in the
vicinity OF The Dailes. aud put them on the
spring market.
The Salvation Army held services last
evening in the Congregational church in
this city, and the building was crowded to
IT'S utmost capacity. Every available seat
was occupied. and there we're several stand
iug in tine aisles and ante-room. After the
devotional exercises eight new recruits were
sworn into the army as the result of the
work OF the members ID this city during
the past few weeks.
The young man, Mr.. William s. OUR n,
of Willow Creek, Crook county, who was
shot in the Cascade mountains
by being mistaken for bear. an account of
which we published a few days ago, died
last Monday night. the arm was ampu-
lated and the ball extract. d, but he only
few days the nervous shock ae
was aged about "a Years. and bore a good
reputation in the community.
The Denny pheasants that were turned
oose on Fifteen Mile creek year ago last
'pring have multiplied wonderfully. and
;hree docks of them were seen one day last
week on the banks Of the lower stream. Ga
he upper creek the California quail, which
we're placed there at the same time, have
Ilso increased in rumbers. The region In
he vicinity of FIfte-n Mile seems to be
Idapted to the wants of birds, and in few
'ears there will be good hunting on the
,anks of this creek.
Blind Tom, the great wonder of the age.
viii give an entertainment this evening at
he opera house. The programme consists
# selections from Verdi's Troyatore, Mend
lssohD's Rondo Caprieioso, Moonlight Son
ia by Beethoven. Mszurka by Paderewski.
nd original songs. limitations music box,
hurch organ guitar and banjo. Sbotch bag.
'ipes Stephen A. Douglas. The Battle Of
danassas. spell ing by sound and piano, in.
itarion power OF perception, analysis of |
hords, and three airs simultar eously. All |
hese wonderful feats will be performed BY |
his celebrated individual. who was born
lind. and whose wonderful musical acquire.
lents are natural talents and not the re.
llts Of education.