The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-04

there are other rights which she may claim
and from which she cannot be debarred by
the lords Of creation.
s. D. Morrell was taken into custody
last e ening by the sheriff. he having given
evidence of bein insone. Judge Blakely
held an examination of him, DIR. Ho lister
ac-ing as medical expert, and he w-s de-
creed insane. He is harmless in his actions,
but there is no doubt he is suffering from
alteration of Mid, and he will be sent to
the asylum where he can receive proper
treatmt mt for his ailments. Morrell Is
young man about 81 years of age, unmar'
ried and native of Virginia.
Baker City Democrat: Deputy She id
Kimberk, of Pendleton, has been over in
Union unity looking for two persons whe
are wanted in Dayton, v Wash. Some time
since man and woman hired horses from a
Dayton livery keeper and did not return.
Their names are Hugh Medlock and Sadie
Malatt. The couple came to Oregon ana
soon the woman assumed male attire, and
the two roboed several sheep camps along
the Woodward toll road leading toward the
Summerville and Elgin bran roads.
There has been no recent trail struck, and
the officers are on the lookout, thinking the
fggitives up in th- mountains.
Methodist Ep scopal church-Rev j
Whistler, pastor. Preaching st ii A M. and
lSp NJ by the pastor; Sunday school after
| mnrnlng service; Junior League at NJ.
Epworth League at P NJ class meeting
| Tuesday at P. NJ. and Su day at 10 A. NJ /;
PRAYER meeting at s P NJ Thursday. All
are cordially iuvited.
Al.
marshal for appearing in a druUken and
| disorderly manner on the street last night,
and were brought before the recorder this
| morning. Three were discharged on con
| iition that they leave the city forthwith,
and the other, for the second offence, was
fined $40, and in default Of payment wa
sentenced to ten days in the CITY jill.
The Congregational church. corner OF
| Court and Fifth streets-Services on Sun
day as follows: At II 4. M worship and a
sermon by the pastor. VIM C. Curtis
| Sunday school immediately after the morn
| ing service Meeting of the Young Peoples
| Society of Christian Endeavor at $50 P. NJ
| ALI persons not worshipping elsewhere are
cordially invited.
| In the vicinity of Rockland, harvest has
began, and farmers are verv busy. Wheat
| fields have bountiful crops. and a large
amount of grain will be sold from that vic
| unity in this market. We are informed
that in other portions OF Klickltat coun y
crops are not as good. The spring season
| was very cold and rainy, and in many in
ances the ground bak d after warm
| weather began. and this impeded growth.
Canyon City News: Several large rattle
snakes have been seen lately almost in the
streets of John Day. and children have
| narrowly escaped being bitten In the last
| few years ratters haYe increased alarm
ipgly, and this has been attributed to the
fact that since 1883 swine have not been
permitted to run at large in Grant county.
Hogs are well known destroyers of rattle
snakes, and if serpents continue to increase
we may be compelled to repeal the hog law
as means of restriction.
Roy Bernard. the l5-year.old s'n OF DR..
J. 8 Blrnard, was drowned in the Imnaha
river, near the month of Horse creek, IN
.Walioway county. The accident was a
B culiar one. Three boys were fordlng the
stream horseback. When the first two had
crossed they saw young Barnard's horse
plunging in the middle of the stream. The
boy mped of to swim to shore, but it is
thought the horse struck him, for he sank and
the body has not yet been recovered from
the swift and swollen stream.
Union Scout: From private letter from
North Powder we learn that ON Tuesday
evening while Rohert Vandcar was driving
across tie railroa track with a load of
lu ber he was throw from the wagon, the
wheels passing over his heal. mashing it in
a horrible manner and killing him instantly.
Friends were close by who rushed to the
scene ready to nder assistance, but it " as
too lite. Life was extinct. The bereaved
father, sister and brother have the sympa-
thy OF the entire communi y.
A meeting was held last event at the
law Office of w. 81. " ilson of those of o
citizens whn are inter sted in 'ruit can
merry. There were ten present. and Nr. II.
Glenn was chosen pres dent, and DR.. Saun-
ders secretary. A resolution was int oduced
AMI passed that articles of incorpora ion, in
the sum of $4,000, divided into shares f
$50 each, be made out to-day and copi
filed with the county clerk and secretary of
state There heing no further business the,
meeting then adjourned.
We have received the printed report IN
phamplet form of the committee On assess-
ment and taxation, appointed by the Com
mercial Association of Pendleton It IS a
complete exh bit of county finances, with
recommendath ms and suggestions of Im
portance to taxp ,yers. This committee be-
gan its labors March 18th of the present
year ard made its final report June 18th
The Commercial ASSOCIATION ,s composed OF
the leading business men OF PendletoD, and
is great factor in the development of the
resources OF that city.