The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-20
From Thursdays Daily.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Long left Tuesday for
the Willamette valley to visit friends
A marriage lie .nse was granted today to
Miss Nettie fraley and Mr. h. Mshew.
The police court had no criminal business
in consequence Of there being no arrests
las. night.
Street Commissioner Butts has begun re-
pairs on the eistern on the corner of Court
and Second streets.
A very copious shower of rain fell last
night, and the moisture has continued to
tall during the day.
The Wizard Oh Co 9 concert had full
house last night. There was hardly stand.
Ing room in the hall.
Iarion county has the boss thief He
stole church organ. The Dgregation
should be thankful that he did not steal the
pulpit and bible.
Mr.. Henry HdIgen, of Tvgh Ridge. gave
MS an agreeable Cali this morning. He says
graiu is all harvested, and rain comes in
good time for fall plCwipg.
The hops now being shipped from the
Willamette valley go to New York, Gin.
cinnati and Chicago. Few are being ex-
ported as the English crop is sufficient tor
present demands.
Esther A. Bronsgeest has been on a mis-.
sionsry tour in the southern part of the
county, tor about week. He will visit the
different Catholic communities, and attempt
to establish religious services among them.
The officers of the Third regiment, o. N.
g., held court martial last night on some
of the members of the hospital corps. The
findings will not be known until they have
been reported to the commander in chief,
and by HIM made public.
Mr.. E. E Lytle. the agent of the o. r.
Il N. Co. has made arrangements by which
he can furnish our citizens with the best
Roslyn coal for So ton. This is much
cheaper than wood, and it is a more con-
yenient and lasting fuel.
L. Rorden & Co.. has opened grocery
department in connection with their other
business. They will give to everyone buy
ing one dollars worth of groceries before
Nov. 18th a chance for a handsome china
dinner set, now on exhibition in their win
dows. Their advertisement will appear
in tomorrow's paper.
The statement published in the Oregonian
that Mr.. +. N. Hill had been reno ed from
his position as agent OF the Pacific Express Co
Is not, true and we are authorized to deny
1t. MIR. Hill has not been held responsible
in any way for the robbery committed. and
as soon as matters are settled will continue
as heretofore agent of the company.
The members of Wasco tribe, No. l6. 1.
o. r. NJ, will congregate around the coun.
ell fire In their wigwam on the l8sh sleep
of the Travelling Moon. G.. s. D. 403 Ali
chiefs, warriors, hunters and braves should
be In attendance as the trails in the forest
are crowded with pale faces who desire
adoption into the tribe.
Says the Salem IDdependen: A leading
intelligent Chinaman of this city, who gets
information direct from China says that
there is no doubt that the Chinese will win
the fight in the end-that they are not at
all dIscouraged-and that the report that
CHINA is GAZING upon the European powers
to bring about peace, is all moonshine.
An event which has in the psat been al
most entirely unknown among the Chinese
population occurred at Portland Yesterday
Aboat % tailors of the pigtail p=rsu lslon
who were employed by the Lin Scbuck Co. |
making overalls, struck for increased ply 4
Lin Scnuck seemed to be somewhat pleased |
at the acton of the strikers, as there IL a
possibility of hiring equally as good help |
at somewhat reduced wages. He declares |
that he will not Ieengage the strikers.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Norman gave an en-.
joyabie drive whist party at their sdence |
last eyeuIng. Those present were Mr. and |
Mrs C. B4yard, Mr., aud Mrs. Thomas |
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wiley, MIR.
and Mrs Wm Kelly and Miss Moliis and |
Walter Norman. A series of twenty hauds |
of hist were played, Mr.. C. E Bayard |
having the largest score After an elegant
warm lunch was partakeo of. rhe party ad- |
iourned, thanking their hosts for the pleas
ant evening srent.
Aud now comes some fe low in Portland |
who, according to tne Teleqram, has |
dres mel DIRE ms and seen visions.. He de
scribes the express robpary In tn 8 ci v. aud |
knows the party who did the act. Such a |
person suouil be depuuzed 80 come to The |
Dalles and unravel the mystery. Innocent !
person., who are now shadowed by detec-