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

DR.. w. L Adams, of Hood River, Is IL
the city.
heavy frost covered he ground this
morning.
W. R Cantrell and wife, of Dufur, are il
rnwn today.
Justice courts are very quiet these days,
aud they have not furnished Item for the
4ally press for some days.
Wheat still continues to pour into the city,
Notwithstanding the season has far ad-
vanced and the price is low.
| We understand there are five cases of
diph iberia among residents on Chenoweth
creek about five miles from the city.
Leaves from the shade trees coyer the
sidewalks in many places. These should
ne removed before the rainy weather be-
| gins.
| There was so much wheat produced IN
| the Inland EApire this season that Ii Will
| take some time before it will be hauled td
| market
There was one arrest made last night for
"ei,g drunk and disorderly. He was ln-
1erviswtd by the recorder and lined 50 Tor
violating tne city ordnance.
Was.o Tribe, No. l6, 1. o. K. NJ. re-
c-ived from PettIboue & Go a complies
.arapherraiia to-day. These came from
CIurInoatI, ONO, by express.
We are informed that literary society
.ee formed at The D.ies la " Wednesday
VITA good list OF meIBbers. The socIet
e. are very instructive aud great benefit Is
derived from them.
Mrs. P Craig. who has been sick at her
residence in this city for several weeks past,
is still confined to her ded. She is not i'm
proving much. and appears to be gradually
becoming weaker.
The evenings are lengthaning, and the
fall and winter are the appropriate seasons
fer social enjoyment. Our society people
may be expected soon to ipaugnrate their
club meetings when the hours Will be passed |
pleasantly.
Mr.. A. Bettingen, sr., is having the |
front of the buildings on Second street, be- |
tween Union and Court, improved by put |
ting new fronts in them. This will add
very materially to the attractiveness of
their appearance.
Mr.. j. R. Caples, a graduate OF the law
department. of the state university, arriyed
in the city from Portland last evening
He Is making a tour of Eastern Oregon
to choosing location tor the
practice of his profession.
Circuit court is in session in Prinevllle
his week. line next place where
,ourt will convene will be OF The
Dalles. Judge Bradshaw is no ldlng the
ession in Prineville, and Lawyer ii s.
Wilson, of this city, IL in attendance.
Several carloads of cattle were shipped
oday from the stockyards Of R. E. Salt
ngrshe & Co. to points on the sound. The
hoe |
q this regards, and the stockyards of MIR. ,
altmarshe have made shipments almost
very day.
There are no further developments IN
latters relating to the express robbery j
Whatever may have been accomplished BY G
he force of detectives at work have :,
OF been made public 1t is to be hoped !,
nat, for the ends OF justice, the tmys-
.ry may he solved, aud the guilty party I
rought to justice. i
Clerk Kelsay is still quite busy arrrang- b
X papers in the vault, and when he has
,mpleted the work he is now engaged IN
,ere will not be county clerks Office in '
lie state working under a better and a t
ore convenient system for finding any ;,
,per on file than the office at The Dale,
Two large freight wagons were loaded with
dG hOOuNs WdTeDOuSS tOudy
r Silver Lake in Southern Oregon, 220 q
lies distant from The DaIles. This is the y
ost available market and shipping point -
r that region, and wool and products are
ought from there every year, and the Z
agons return loaded WITH merchandise. 81
The Vancouver Independent says: Tuss- st
" uIght Mrs. McGlanahan took about |
70 teasroonful of rough on rats. Several
fora Iu If II Dr
E Smith. was sent for. He fonnd that
e claimed to have taken it because. as she i
id, she old not care to liye longer. She ~
limed to have yomited after taking the pi
Sc He did what he could, and told them re
sebd for him If she appeared worse, but ~,
was called out of town, and when sent
sbont midnight was away. Dr. I'll. u. "
all went ont and found her dead. Nge
Arlington Record; A. H. Kennedy OF th
is office has got hold OF what Is eleyed Pr
be a genuine Stradinarius viGlip. made TT
ne time between 1868 and 1885 The IL
,trous Cremonese varnIsh has beeo ye
'aped off the back aud top, hut on the D.
es enough has zen left to clearly pro. tb
i'm it's identity; besides the sound holes :.
ow the master hand az we'll as the hand tn
time, and the scroll head is exquIsiilv at
!. This portion of violin, it is claimed f,
experts, is the hardest part of the in ~
ment to copy. E erythlng points to- -
violin having been one of Z" Strad's' pc
lest Efforts 1t ID needless to say that HI
printer is pr ,ud of his izs.
a, Sh9otinR at b .IIsvIe Idaho
\ special to the Wal.a Walla Statesmen
orts a sensational shooting aft ,ir at -
levve last night. A. Il B amer, y ZION
;ific agent at Haley. shot DE-. R. K
ill. The latter had been intimate
h the shooters wife, amer's home -
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