The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-09-07
ITEnS IN BRIEF.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

FROM Satufdays Daliy.
Ex-Gov. Moody was a passenger O.
afternoon train for Hood River.
Judge Bradshaw and family returne
hst night from a summer sojourn a
be ocean beach.
n. G. Nielsen and family returne
from spending the heated term on tn
past last night.
Heppner Gazette: c. M. Grimes.
i1liEer from The Dalfes, wei
q section, came up OF
kpg's train and is nov
III, nents for the ship
mel y ID of cattle mex
Monday. hN es is buying fo
the Union MeacU lpany, of Trout
dale.
Balfe Johnson left for Astoria OF
the afternoon train, where he will take
charge of the Western Union tele
graph Office in that city.
The Condor Globe says a family ar
rived there from Michigan last Satur
day, bound for this city. They came
in q two-horse wagon "the plains
across"
Quite an interest is being manifested
in the coming exhibition of the dis
trict fair of the agricultural associa-
ton, and the amount desired will very
likely be subscribed.
Mrs. A. A. Urquhart was a passen-
ger today to the Cascade Locks, where
she will meet her daughter, Irene, who
has been spending sometime with her
grandparents at Centralia, Wash.
The following deed was filed with the
county clerk today: Frank G. Wald-
ron to Nellie Waldron; undivided in
terest in Sc sw and NV of sw sec.
81, tip north, range IA east; 5000.
The examination of Brooks and
Pease, the men who have been run
ming bogus diamond scheme in this
city, was continued before Justice
Davis last evening. and they were held
to answer the charge of gross fraud
and cheating in the sum of $3.50 each.
At the regular meeting of Columbia
Lodge, No. 5, /. o. o. F., last night, a
number signifed their willingness to
attend the funeral of Mr.. D. E. Thomas
at Dufur tomorrow afternoon, and good
I representation of Odd Fellows from
this city may be expected to be pres
ent.
The Regulator will start Monday
nerning for Vancouver, at O'Clock,
there will be large number of
passengers aside from the members of
the hose team. Our boys have made
excellent time in their drills. and first
money at the tournament may be ex-
pected.
Rev. G. H. Worthen, the evangelist,
will occupy the pulpit of the NJ E.
church in this city tomorrow, morning
and evening, the pastor, Rev. J. Henry
Wood, being absent from the city at
tending the Columbia River confer
Aence, now in session at Spokane. Next
DASaday and Tuesday he will lecture
on temperance.
The extent to which women are in
terested in financial affairs of the
country is not generally known.
Controller Eckles, in his forthcoming
'rtto-eongress, will devote chapter |
lie growing interest of women in |
banks and financial institutions of |
p country. The number of indi- /
T1dual women holders of national bank |
stock was 70,697 in the last report.
The appropriation having been ex-
hausted, work on the north jetty on
Yaquiqa bay was discontinued last
w 5dnesday. Contractor Daniel Kern |
Seturned to Portland Thursday morn
4hg and the tug which has been tow
ing the stone barges will be sent to
Astoria. Whether or not there will be
any more government work done will
depend on the report of the engineers
appointed to investigate.
Some curious studies in the phono-
aph have recently been made by
-entists in Europe. AS the marker
ms over the wax cylinder the investi-
eators have traced the vibrations
on glass plates, thus
the curves of the tones pecu-
liar to each vowel. Edison caught and
fixed the sound and these experiment.
ers are now showing it in diagrams.
I he possibilities of the phonograph
are vagHe, but they are plainly in the
region of the wonderful.
Frnr nai /