The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-12-08

weekly meeting, and which furnishes au
; opportunity for young and old TO Improve
tn .mseves. There is no necessity for anv
complaint TO b. made about the eanui oil ex
Istence at The DaIles.
Next Sunday evening, at the Lutheran
chapel in this city, there will be services
commemorative OF the 40Oth ann versary of
the birth of Gustavus Adolphus, the great
protestant king OF Sweden. o. this occa-
sion DIR. DIETRICH, of Duiur, will deliver. In
E,ng lsh, an address On the character and
work of Gustavus Alto phus. The public,
and especially the Swedish countrymen OF
the gftat king. invited to be present.
The new treaty of emigration between
| the United Sta es and CnIns which wa
concluded at Wa-hiogtoI March l7Ch las
bv the sigma ures Gresham and MIN It
Yang Yu. has been approved by the hi
nese government, and probably will be rati-
| fed to go into effect by the presidential
| proclamation next week. The state depart
| ment has been officially notified that the
treaty, agreed to over a month ago, Is daily
expected by the Chinese.
Hon. Charles Foster, ex secretary OF the
UuIted States treasury, Who ar wed 10
Baker City on Sunday evening from his |
home in Fostnrit, D, 0. returned e,st Tues
ter spent ali day Moi day Inspecting MIN
ing property lie toe city which he has
b come Interested and formed most fsvnr-
tbe Impression OF the mineral wealth "t
B ker cDuntv. IL is NJ. Fosters intention,
to sgaiD visit Baker City III tn near future
B!oodhouuds far thief catching are used
with much success ana sp ctacuar effect
In the several son; harn ard ". stern states,
md set- { rhe an'nals are prrmanentt'
a.td.d TO n. shrI iff outtir III some cOur ties
of K Dtu,ky and Missouri pair ii
nourd IN Hardin connr,, Ky, er: set OF.
he traIi nf ti,ef one Afternoon recently,
'nt after fnilnwIng Il tiye M -, ran into "A
anus, up stars. and into bed IA VIII e.
the thief, his wife and two children weIr
asleep.
The weather ls cool and disagreeaile for
men TO follow the road IS A vocation. 1t Is
not conducive to the highest deir+e f nap ]
pines for one to ride on brakebeam "r on
the ''bhnd" ba. g g. The morning and
evening breezes are chilly, and to he ex
posed TO the frosty air at such tm-s Is not
healthful. During this inclement season >
the p or tramp should stop his wandeThg,,
and try to follow srme useful employment
where he could eI Joy scme ar lhglal heat
to stimulate the circulation of the blood.
Two or three gentlemen are in Eugene
rom the east who a;e thinking seriously Of
esta bi,shing factory there to manufacture
baskets, tubs and all kiads of cpoperag. Z
Such an estabiIshment would certainly pay Il
1 properly conf cte,i hr nen who un ier- 7
'tand the bus:nass, + g-ne and Lane ),
,Ouit ty would such business a good
WHAT We want iD Or. gon, says II
he Guard are mLre local in n1ustries so that
,ur money will b. kept at home ilstead of r,
,e ng shipped to the east. Then prosperity a
viii again return.
The play of Uncle Toms Cabin, last =
venlng at the Baldwin opera house. attrac- al
ed crowded house. 1t was put on the h
1t ards in good shape. New scenery gave ,,
n attractivents to the play, and the act =
ug was very realistic The little girl who u
COX the part of Little Eva is spoken of as v
ne of the best artists In the troupe, and a,
er acting of the part was nearly perfect d
s could be When the death scene took =
lace, there was hardly dry eye 10 the II
udience. The parts of Uncle fom and ca
.seree were also well TAX n, and the troupe N,
lay be con idered an excellent Que. !,
A gentleman from North Powder informs ?
be La Grande Chronicle that deal is on :"
rot tor the sale OF the Copper K'ng," the T.
gus copper mine in that locality, and "
lso Gilkison Bros mine, to a syndicate of n
ipiaiists of Salt Lake City and Pbliadel- u,
mia. Some time ago carload of sample w
.e was shipped to Salt Lake, and met with OF
oproval from the prosI ective purchasers. II
son of Brigham Young, who is interested 90,
the purchase, is now at North Powder,
g ther with other capitalists The sale OF an
e Copper Kiog" aud the large develop br
ent that would surely follow would make no
boom in the North Powder mining coun- n,