The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-10
From Friday's Daily

Mr.. M. j. Anderson and Mr.. c. p. Balch
OF Dutur. are in the city.
Hon. L. T. BARN. o. s. marshal unde,
harrisons administration, arrived IN tn,
city On the afternoon train.
Hon. A B. Munley, member of the last
legislature from Multuornah county, is reg
'stered at the UnatiIla House.
The initiative and referendum are being
considered by the Popuists, aud will form
one of the leading planks In their state
platform.
w. j. Furnish, sheriff of Umatiila county.
trd Charles Carter, a prominent attorney of
FenjIeton, were passengers ON last ev n
ug's train bound eastward.
The school for district No. 80 at Nan
,ene, will begin on Monday next, with Miss
Elsie M Bail as teacher. She taught
:erm In this district, and gave good salts
faction.
Mr. Paul Kreft. the mayor, will leave for
Warm SprIugs tomorrow mo rning, where
ne will remain for some time. He has the
contract OF painting the dwelling house of
Lieut.. benjamin, the agent on the lud,sn
reservation.
The west bo und train was nine hours late
day. 1t was due in this city at 3:45 A
NJ and did not arriye until o'clock M
ne delay was carsed by heavy SHOWS in
Wyoming and Mon sana.
The editor of the Benton Leader is sa d
to have been converted and to nave inned
ehe Methodist church, and this, according
TO an exchange, is viewed by the pres OF
Lincoln county with ''much consserni-
tton" Why this is SO IS not explained.
We received pleasant call from Hon. l..
BARN and Mr.. P. B. Sinno this after
noon. They are making short visit to the
'ity and becoming acquainted with the peo.
ne. f1Iltl' ally. they are very hupefui #
Republican success In the State, and .xoect
NE largest m ,jorty for the ticket next
|une 1t ever received
Governor Pennoyer addressed large |
adlenee In Seattle, Wash, last Moud ~ |
1 mt on the pontcal issues Of th. day. IL.
tracte1 fuii house, and his speech eau Ell
ne widest enthusiasm among the PJpu-
'sts. Our governor is great curiosity IN
tner states, and dime museum would not
eceive half the attention.
Mr.. Henry Hudson, of Nansene. re-
eIved intelligence few days ago oil the
cath OF his aged father, Mr. Samuel Hui.
IN, at PlaInieId, N. j., aged SO years. He
: IL good heath uatI he recenrly.
'"en he experienced a fail, severely Ipjur-
~ him anu c~:,sisg the fracture of five
rs Since that ii ime he never r,iiisd. AMI
became weaker and weaker until
Q died.
bany Democrat: According to our ex-
langes IN tue Initiative voting by the Pop
Isis Nathan Pierce is generA Ally the choice
governor, w. 81. SDaugh seems to be the
lolce for secretary of state. Boise and
aston Will divide honors for supreme
dge, though IN this valley Boise is far 10
e lead. In Suutnern Oregon L sh Apple
tie IS crowdng Pennoyer for U. ). sena-
r. Wakefield, Elliott and Ramp are tn
oices for congressm An according to Ioc4-
)n.
What Is the matter OF the following, from
eastern paper, as cure ali for blues,
'rd times feelings, etc:
" Gathers xlnd o'crazy
Everywhere YOU 60;
Obe day it's a naIsy,
Next day it's snow.
But, whate'er it's bringin', o
You can bear your part 1
If the birds keep singin'
Somewhere's near your heart. =
The following from the Fossil Journal is :,
'rthy o. imitation in every community:
9 are glad TO seq our cit zsus takias an
tive interest III the Improvement of roads p
thin the last pwo days about 5000 has b
sn subscribed in Fossil for the pu pose of :.
ting with the unity court to make a
ID road from Mayville to Fossil. It "
lers who talk in favor of a good road p
'ough the county will do as well, q good ~
I'd can be had without the county cur 6,
1inz out cent for it. 3"
st. Helens Mist: Alexander MacauIey ts
wed here Saturdiy, euroute to his h,m. to
IT Vernonia, from which place he d ,s ell
IN absent seven years. During his alb
ce Mr.. Macauley spent three years 10
Coz ir d'Aiene mines, the next two in
East African diamond fields, and the
I two years in the Wshoo gold dizgiass re
Em,n Bays province, Equatorial Ahica, N
which place he was very successful :
. MacAulsy speaks in glowing terms of -
dark continent, and will return to that u
ntry as soon as his wound will permit. bl
There are good many things that should al
be done, even for fun. The following I,
90 very emphatic example: A girl
ned Task. aged about IL years. died In "
vton Sunday from a scare II appears dl
6 last Thursday she was returning home re
n an entert4inme It whei several bows -,
o Were hiding behind fence. grasped :.
oy the leg wnle she was passing. The SC
was so frightened that she became hys- M
cai, epiieptIc hts followed aad resulted ci
,er death. The names of the boys can /.
be ascertained. Id