The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-13
From MONDAYS Daily

Mr.. Ivan Hnmason, of Portland, arrived
in this city on the afternoon train.
Hon, Geo. a. Williams, ex-attorney-
general of the United States, was in the
city yesterday.
Elder J. N. Smith, of Monmouth. Or,
will preach in the Christian church Tues
day evening at SPIN.
A marriage license was granted by the
county clerk today to Miss Wyoming Cooper
and Mr.. James A. Cock.
Mr. h w. Helm, who has been sojourn-
ing on his farm at Nansene for several
weeks past, returned to the city yesterday.
Mr.. R. j. Monroe. of Lewiston. arrived
in this city on the morning train. He is a
son of Mrs. p. Craig, and came down to visit
his mother during her illness.
The ferry is kept busy crossing wheat
wagons. Toese are coming over constantly,
and occasionally the streets around the
warehouses are crowded with them.
Mr.. E S. Waterman, of Athena, ar
rived in the city this morning. He is a
delegate to the grand lodge, <. of P.
which convenes in Portland during the
week.
Eighteen members of Wssco Lodge, No.
10, "A. r. anu "a nl,B iSit OH tue trdln InlS |
morning tnr Mosier to attend the funeral of |
Hon. ]. N. Mosler. who was buried there
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Dr.. HuDlock and Mr.. }. W. Fox, of |
Mitchell, gaye Us a pleasant call this after.
noon. Tney are delegates from the lodge at
Mitchell to the grand lodge, K. of p,
which convenes in Portland tomorrow.
The police record yesterday was some
What increased, and three showed up this
morning before the recorder for being drunk
md disorderly. After hearing their testi-
nony fine of s. was imposed on EACH
A boud Of about 25OO sheep were crossed
N the ferry todav from Washington. They
we're owned BY Mr.. Thomas Fareher, and
we're heine driven from the summer range
'aar Mt. Adams to the home pasture near
Kingsley.
The district fair Of the agricultural society
egins tomorrow and continues five davs.
here are quite a number OF people IN the
lty from different points la the interior
nd also from the Willamette valley, who
nil be in attendance.
Lottie. the eight-year- daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. VIM. Frizzell, died at the
ocks, last pighr, after brief illness OF a
w days. Mrs. Frizzell is daughter of [
jr. John Gates OF this city and a sister Of
lr. u L Gates. OF the Locks The funeral
i'll take place at that town tomorrow.
OF all the people in the world Oregonians
'ould take hard times the most phi'osophi-
lily. Where eastern states will he visited
Y cold clustering weather, reauiring tons
nd tons of coal, Oregon will have mid
Gather with verv cheap wood Except
here debt is paid with it Farmers are Z
sDerally mixing the best of the situation /
,irted Fridap: G b Letillier. at Green
asin, Marion county; W T Shiere, at
.eno K'amsth county; Mrs Martha Hogan. I
Lone Rock. Gilliam county; ] R Ken'er c
; Matshurg, Clscknmas countv; Mel
hutchinson. At Morton. Klamath county,
,G Riley Shelton, at Scio, Linn county
The stockvsrds ef Mr. R E Ssltmsrshe o
Co are crowded today nth cattle and ?
leep. There are abont 800 head OF the 4
rmer from K)ickitat county iu Washing-
m, ard Crook county. and the sheen are
nm points in this connty Some of these
III 90 TO Port Towrsend aud the remain
,r to Troutdale. 1t will keep Mr.. Salt
arches employees busy loading today and
morrow.
The Ssyres murder mystery In Portland
creating considerable excitement, and k
nief Mimic and Sheriff Se,rs are using !
'erv possible clue tn ferret ont the crime A
Bunco" Kelly and MN by the name
Garthorne have been arrested for the y
inie. and while it Is not known what evi. II
nee there ls against them it is considered {
ry strong Snah brtnal crime should T,
It 90 unpunshed.
Rev. B. G cen. for the past wear
avelng missionary for the Chris.isn ID
orch in Lane county. ia missing. The a:
IT kr oien of him he left the residence of p
tomas Hardy at Springfield, where he -,
,k dinner September Is. lie started =
I'm there, riding rom pony. to 90 to the "a
eek's hop ward east Of Junction. Sroce fil
80 his friends can find trace of hin. re
houRh he had several appointments to fjll h,
d had previously been very prompt. -
Lasf week an E'k C;ty man, writes ~ ~
.lta." ran m against curious episode. VI
n wears ago this man lived at Eik CITY. ar
near him lived reighbor. One dav la
Deighbor pulled ue stakes and removed n,
family to Wslls Waiia. Last week
re came to the Elk City man through Fl
mail letter enclosing postal order 10
fiitv cents, and aiming other things It TT
!. 4 EJtE tjiCv L stole DU
Is worth of nails from Won and my con-
nee troubles me that I cannot rest eis
end of time is near and I want to pIi
.e all wrongs right. and pet ready to be-
t my God. Enclosed find postal order A..
az for vour nails, s,"-CoryaIlis Times ~
bnnt o'clnck yesterday afternoon fire -.
discovered bursting fram the roof of abl
Cnamopolitan hotel. Columbia Hose bis
attached it's hose TO the plug on the
er of Front and WASHINGTON coon after
alarm sounded; hnt the water
Id not reach the place. The bows then \
bed M the roof. hauled the hose IN. intt
nv this means put ont the fire As go,
j ines bnrst ont vsrv angrilv at fret it
feared that The Dalles was doomed to tno
her visitation from the fire feud; but theI
r, effective work stopped it's progress. ers
flames are supposed to have caught s..,
the sparks of passing locomotive,
The damages sustained are but slight. Tore
stat
From Tuesdsvs Dsily. mieI