The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-11-03
From THURSDAYS DAILY.

Clean the sidewalks of fallen leaves.
DIR. Jeky,l and Mr.. Hyde at the Baldwin
Opera House Monday night.
Mr.. J. II. McDonough. a merchant of
Cascade Locks. is in the city.
Sheriff Driver left for Salem this morn
. ing with Geo. Burns who- has been ad-
judged insane
One hobo found his way into the city
Jail last night, and was fined SIS this
morning by the recorder.
Chrysanthe are in full bloom, and
there are very many beautiful varieties in
the gardens in the vicinity of The Dalles.
Archbishop Crosse, of Portland, will be
In the city next Sunday, and administer the
ordinance of conformation to several appii-
cants at the morning service at half-past 10
o'clock.
Last night beng Halloween gates were
removed in different parts of the city. There
was a partial celebration on the previous
evening; but the programme was fully car
ried out last night.
Today, according to the church calender,
Is All Saints day, and was properly OBJ.
served in this city by services at 81. Peters
Catholic church at o'clock In the morning
and at Z 80 in the evening.
Mr. Ralph Giboes has been arrested
on United States warrant for robbing
the u. S. mails, md has been placed
under $1,000 bonds to answer the charge
before the U. S. district court.
A. J. Thombey, the man who skipped
with goods belonging to ) P. Conron, was
arrested IN Portland yesterday and brought
to the city by an officer last night. He was
tried before Justice DAVIS this afternoon
and sentenced co thirty days in the county
Jail.
Rev. E. j.. Van DeerIln who has been oc-
cupying the pulpit of Trinity church in
Portland during the absence of Rev. .Thos
Cole, the rector,u in the east, will hold
services IN st. Pa rs church. this citv on
next Sunday at ii O'Clock A. M. and 1880
2. NJ.
The young ladies of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school will give Bubble
and Pumpkin party Tuesday evening,
Nov. 9th, in Pease & Mays high-water
building, on Washington street. Ad-
mission, IS cents. No extra charge for
refreshments.
C. w. johnson, formerly register of the
land odice at Roseburg, but for several
months special agent of the treasury depart.
ment, has been promoted to the charge of a
new collection district to be formed out of
the states of Montana, Idaho and that part
of Washington east of the Cascade noun
tains.
Freightipg on the Upper Snake between
Lewiston and Riparia is reported lively.
Large quantities of grain and late fruit are
moving, and the two boats, Spokane and
Aimota, are kept very busy. Work on the
new boat, Lepiston, is progressing rapidly.
She is expecting to be ready tor service by
November 6.
Mrs. Wesley Matloak, of Peudleton, dis.
turbed from her slumber by burglar in the
house. let fly at him with Winchester.
The shot missed the burglar, but tore an
ugly hole IN the window casing and outer
wall. A second shot at second burglar re.
suited no better, but sayed the family
treasure from spoilation.
In 1850 Horace PettIgrew was sent to the
penitentiary from Dallas. but was after
wards found to be innocent of any crime
and was pardoned. He left the state and
has never been heard from until a few days
ago, when a former school mate received 8
letter from him dated at Rio JauerIo, where
he had amassed fortune.
At Prineville last week Marie L. Hanson
nee Marie Parrish, daughter OF the late
Uncle Jack Parish. secured q divorce from
Albert Hanson. Monday evening of this
week this young lady rode into Fossil accom-
panied by Dr. Hunlock of Mitchell. Tues.
day morning both v ent ont ON the Airing
ton bound stage, with the Intention o.