The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

outlook the entire republican ticket in
the state, county and precincts will be
elected.
The beach is covered with wood from
down-river points, but it still continues
to come, one or more scows unloading
every day. Evidently the wood men
anticipate a hard winter, and whether
they are right or not, it behooves the
careful citizen to have his supply on
hand just the same.
The salmon run is an exceptionally
heavy one. The Seuferts and Winans
Bros. keep the cannery crowded to its
utmost capacity, and could easily furnish
double the amount of fish. With can
ming facilities sufficient, hundred tons
day could be furnished without much
trouble, but as it is twenty-five tons is
about the limit.
The men who were arrested yesterday
charged with burglarizing Mays &
Crowe's store had their preliminary ex-
animation before City Recorder Dufur
today, and were bound over to appear
before the grand jury, in November. In
| lieu of bail they will board at the
county's expense until their trial comes
off in November.
It is only little more than two weeks
until our district fair begins. With a
magnificent fruit crop, the pavilion
ought to be worth seeing this fall if ever,
and our merchants should take interest
enough to make display of their wares.
The animal exhibit promises to be ex-
ceptionally good, and some of the best
horses in the state will enter in the
speed contest.
Floyd Harmon and Charley Tibbets
arrived home from Lyle last night.
They expected to bring home at least
one bear, but on arriving at home Floyd
found that his bear dog had been poi
sone6, and that settled the bear hunt,
as dog is just as necessary in catching
a bear as whiskAy is in catching vote.
They had good time, however, and
killed four dozen grouse and pheasants.
Miss Hall arrived from Portland today,
and will open the kindergarten school in
the small building known as the annex
to the frame school house. Miss Hall
has had wide experience in teaching
and will no doubt make the kindergarten
a pleasing success. We advise parents
to call and see the manner in which the
school is conducted, for to those who
never saw a kindergarten it is really
something new under the sun.
w. II. Doolittle and S. G. HYDE were
, nominated for congress by the republi-
can convention at Spokane yesterday
: Mr.. Doolittle we do not know but we DE-
know Sam Hyde. He is one of the
brainiest, broadcast gauged, whole-soulec
fellows in the world. AS a lawyer he il
the peer of any on the coast, and as
citizen as good as they make them. San
Hyde will capture many democratic
| vote because lots of democrats know hin
and If you know him, gentle read, ther
8 is no need to say more.
Th. burglarizing of Mays & Crowe'
store is quite common occurrence, ow
ing perhaps to the extra quality Q
q goods they display. Its hard gam
: too. Of the last two burglaries tn
results are sufficiently serious to dete
a others from making the attempt. TIL
2 result figures up this way: One bul
r glar killed, one wounded and in jai
waiting trial for murder in the o.
court, one Indian killed, and one of th
: criminals serving two years. sentenc
# in the penitentiary, and two others i
r Jail awaiting trial. Mays & Grove
It store is hoodoo for burglars-sure.