The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-03

new home in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mardsn left Il
morning for CalircrnIs, where they "
. visit the midwinter fair in San FrancI,
and other places Of interest In that sta
Mr.. Marden is California pioneer, and tt
il his first visit there for over thirty veal
Yakima declines to abandon its state fl
in order to help out the Tacoma enterpris
| It has spent $40, 600, raised by subscriptio
and $ll, 500 OF state money and will
ahead. All the fruit in the WashIngtt
building at the worlds fair is there and ~
not be permitted to 90 to Tacoma until aft
the state fair is ended.
Yesterday Campbell Bros. sold out a
their stock of goods in the coufectionel
establishment to Mr.. o K,nersly, and VI
VIM. McCrum, jr purchased the bushes
from him, and will hereafter conduct it
his own name. The young man has u an
| friends who will wish him success in h
| business venture.
Exchange: A train-load of thirty cars {
i've STOCK lett Southern Oregon last nigh
Moore stocs has been shipped out this yea
| than ever tefore, aud but very little wheat
Together with fruit and mine industries
there is considerable prosperity in Souther
| Oregon relatively speaking. There ar
said to be some $4,000 lying in Ashlan
banks to loan, and it is possible to borro,
money there on note.
There are only two occupants in tn
county Jail, and one of these, John Krier
has been sentenced to the pesItentiary
The other person is James Wettle, who ha.
been found guilty of larceny from a dwell
ing, and is awaiting action on a motion fol
new trial. As they were indicted jointly,
and both found guilty of the same crime
the officers intend to take them TO Salem al
the same time, if the motion for a new
trial is not granted.
It Is reported that the Adventists have
been having an extensiye revival at MiItnn.
IN Umatilla county, in which the speedy
coming of Christ is made to appear SO
pl dinly that there have been many converts
who are preparing themselves for the end
by making full con LESSONS of past misdeeds
and reparatIons for injuries done their fel-
lows. Queer stories are told of these con-
fessiops, which are said to cover most of
he crimes enumerated on the statute
books.
The news has been flashed over the wires
that DIR. Candiana, at the Cascade Locks,
mas been arrested for murder committed
10 1882, and for which man named Gionini
Is now serving life sentence in the peni-
tentiary at WalIa Walla. At the time of
the trial DIR. Csndiana was the prosecuting
witness. and his many friends do not be-
lieve him guilty of the crime; but consider
the proceedings was instituted to SAVIOR
somewhat of persecution.
Walla w Union Journal: When R Ell
was speaker he used to connt as present the
Democrats who sat IN their seats and re-
fused to answer when their names were
called. This the Democrats denounced as
usurpation. Now it Is
that Speaker Crisp shall order the
,ergeaut-at arms to arrest Republicans who
refuse to vote when thor names are called
md bring them to the bar of the house to
be counted to make quorum. This shows
that "the Democracy do learn" Reeds
way was best because quicker.
Salem Stctesman: Hon o. N. Denny IS
It Salt Lake City on visit to his brother, |
'resey Denny, An attorney there In ref |
r nee to bis candidacy on the R1punlicaa
lcket for governor, he SAID TO reporter re
emily Il caa say nothiH! except that l
m willing to take the. no -inAtl' n lU case iE
ONES in any degree of unanimIty. Ii Is
matte over W ich l am not worrying; In-
eed / nave not gwen the matter as much
hought as have some of my friends. am
ware that it has been mentioned promi-
emily in the newspapers, but L have not
wen expression to any wishes publicly"
1t now requires much money to sustain
ne rank of philatelist of note At re-
ent sale in London Tuscany 8 ire yellow
.tched Sl27.50; BfitIsh Guiana circular
amp. SI27; a Canadian black stamp. ~
TT.,f.I 1870 TX 70 |
itb Inverted center, SS5; same Is-ue, "a
.nts, s92 so; Cape Ct Good Hope peony
ue, $3.50; a British Columbian 24 pence
INK, ST. so. Many others fetcheo prices
hIch ouly heavy pur and thirst for
,ssessIon would warrant buying The In
sntor of the postage SAM did not foresee
hat huge business would develop out of
sad specimens.
John W. Blake has purchased train
sd of mutton she p 10 Gillian, Grant
I'd Crook counties, says the Fossil Journal.
hlch he will ship to Chicago next week.
e bought punches from John Gage. Price.
arrish, Chapman, Stevenson, and others of ;
rock and Grant counties; also from Alex.
ardie, Fred Monroe, Spalding, D. s.
rewn and others IN Gillian county. He .
nd two dollars for twc-y ear-olds now, !
ID 81 so for number that he purchased {
be delivered after shearing. He will
ed the sheep few weeks at Chicago and
load them on the May market. s. B !
,rker. of Condor, vii also ship tra,n
ad sometime next month.
The Was ashington Columbia RIVER road /
we received their new rollI 6 stock, and I
is now at Hunts Junction and being fitted
r service, says the Pendleton Tribune On q
arch lst 1t will be put into use, replacing
g Northern Pacific Coaches, which the
ad has used ever since it has been oper-
ed. The new stock consists of three
mbnation passenger coaches, one for the
.pdleton line and two for the Waila Waila
lie. This will be quite saving tor the
mpany, as it is reported they were re-
irrd to pay to the Northern Pacific COM
: II cents per mile for the use of each
ach.
Mr.. VIM. Meyer. Union Pacific conduc- 7
r, was taken with what h. considered {
amps about O'Clock Yesterday morning, Z
t before starting on the trip to UmatIlla. I
, did not consider anything serious the c
litter, bat when the train arrived at Grants
procured some remedies, and felegraphed :
Arlington for doctor to meet him there.
irving at that place he placed the train
charge of the brakeman, and the doctor
the disease appendicitis and put !
n under treatment. Last night several !
.ssages were received from him, and he .
s resting easier. 1t is to be hoped that 4
will be able to be around in few days. 4
a dispatch Of Tuesday states that Oskes- e
lie had another shooting sensation Satur e
v midnight, hut the facts of the cause OF
, shooting. as we'll as the identity OF the o
rson who fired The shot, is wrapped in 8
'stery. There was a drunken row IN v
ylor's saloon, and smong the parties who II
re IN the house at the time, was A. I
ks, who is well-known as a witness for Z
, defense In the Ed. Hill murder ca e.
10 said that, as Siaks was leaving the r
oon after some general trouble, shot a
$ Fl ed at him, and the bullet took effect {
his kidneys. Sinks was not expected to :
Z over Sunday, but word received Tues i
: shows him to be improved. He is still q
o did the shooting. Z
SiwArd Bracknus, who, 1t is claimed, is t
pired bv the Roly Ghost, is now ut As t
ia, and public opinion is divided, Z
ne regarding him as fakir and fraud, Il
others that he is truly inspired. The a
torian says that "those who attend the e
Ices are not permltteu 70 see Drachhus n
en- he is about to get In his trance con
ion, curtains being used until the word 4
gwen that he ls ready to perform 8
nile in full view of the audience, and af- =
having been left carefully down on q q
nge at one of the services, he began -four
ing his arms and humping the leungr, :
It Is remarked that he was careful not 4
strike the woodwork with his clepched !
pds II Was al O r, marked that he spoke
tn greater huency when out of the 8