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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Dave Heroux was a passenger on
the boat last evening.
Mr.. G. j. Bright, an attorney of sher-
man county, is in the city.
Mrs. A. G. Wyndham returned home
on the Regulator Wednesday.
Rev. J. W. jenkins has been visiting
in Heppner during last week.
Mr.. Yves. Rice is reported better and
his recovery seems now assured.
Miss Nettie Jordan of Columbus,
Wash. was in the city yesterday.
Ex-Gov. q. F. Moody returned from
Deschutes last night, where his farm is
located.
Troy Shelley, school superintendent,
came up on the local from Hood River
today.
Mr.. F. Lampher of Moro was IN the
city yesterday on his way home from
Portland.
Mr.. Chas. Hilton has returned home
after spending some time on his sheep
ranch in Gillian county.
Mrs. E. J. Robinson left by the Regu-
lator yesterday to attend the grand lodge,
l. o. g. T., in Portland.
Miss Inez Kinney and Miss Gertrude
Bates of Wasco returned from Portland
last night on the steamer.
Mrs. J. B. Crossen and daughter,
Emily, returned last night from spend
ing several days in Portland.
Mr.. Newton Burgess of Bake Oven,
who has been in town for several days,
returned home last night.
Mr.. ]. R. Warner came up from White
Salmon on Wednesdays boat to attend
the memorial exercises in The Dalles.
Mr.. NJ. Herrick, the genial proprietor
of the cannery. here, went to Portland by
the Regulator this morning on business
trip.
Miss Gertrude French was passenger
to Portland this morning on the Reg
ulator. She will return the first of next
week.
Mr.. W. Armsworthy, editor of the
Wasco News, was In The Dalles yester-
day, accompanying the militia boys from
Sherman county.
Hon. D. NJ French and Smith French
where they have been several weeks
looking after stock interests.
Mr.. Ray Davis, who formerly lived in
Inc OaIle6, accompanied -Dv MS WlIe,
made the trip to Cascades and return
yesterday on the Dalles City.
Hon. A. s. Bennett of this city, has
been appointed by Governor Lord q
regent of the State Normal school at
Monmouth. He succeeds J. j. Daily OF
Dallas.
Mr.. Will Crossen returned-fHsE night
from Portland University, where he has
been attending school for the past year,
and is shaking hands with his many
friends.
Capt. ". G. Brock of Waeco was in The
| Dalles yesterday commanding his com.
pany in the Memorial Day parade. Mr.
Brock is largely interested in the Sher.
man county bank.
Mrs. DIR. Evers of Walla Walla was
member of the Portland University party
on last nights boat. Miss Alma Leroy
of Hood River was passenger to tina
point from Portland.
Mr.. Chas. Meserve, editor of the Ore
gon City Enterprise, and the Miese
Nora and Laura Conyers OF Oregon City
paid THE CHRoNicLE a friendly visit to
j day. They were passengers on the loca
train this afternoon.
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have been over 10000 all together. One
of the bands belonged to Mr.. A. R.
Thompson of this city. 4
A sign in Portland noticed by gentle
man from The Dalles had this unique in
scription; 4 sayil Bio Kost Datz Cheep.
The sellers intentions were much
better than his spelling.
The water is now over the gates at the
locks and the canal is full. As the water
flowed over the top of the gate it made a
beautiful fall which attracted great
crowd OF admirers at the locks.
In thesupreme court wednesday in the
case of Jno. G. Booth, respondent,
against q. F. Moody, appellant, it was
ordered on stipulation that the appellant
have until August 1st to serve and file
his brief.
Rev. o. N. Hawk, late of Montana,
but now pastor in charge of the Method
ist church at GoIdendale, will occupy
the pulpit of the M. E. church in this
city Sunday evening. Rev. Hawk is
highly recon mended as speaker, and
all invited to be present.
Little Clinton Bradshaw, son of Judge
Bradshaw, was hurt this afternoon by
falling off fence. He struck on lis
shoulder and for some time was thought
to be seriously injured, but an examina-
tion disclosed nothing worse than Sc
we're bruise.
Elder J. W. Jenkins will begin q re-
vival meeting at Dufur, Wednesday
evening, June 9Th. Elder W. F. Cowder
of Tacoma, superintendent of missions
for the Christian church in the North
west, is expected to join him on Friday
the7th, and remain eight or ten days.
Evidence was brought before the grand
jury charging Dietrich of Dufur with
practicing without license. A not true
bill was found and the matter dropped.
There seems to be good deal of trouble
in Dufur regarding one of it's citizens
and we hope they will bury the hatchet
Justice Davis imposed fine of SO OF
371S days in Jail upon BERTHE Stewart
charged with larceny by bailee. The
evidence went to show that the woman
was left alone with the clothes for about
ten minutes and during that time the
clothes were hid. The defense went tc
show there was no bailment. The state
WAS represented by Deputy Prosecuting
Atty. Phelps and the defense by H. H
Riddell. The case was warmly contested
The management of the boat line and
the travelling public are fortunate II
having the boats manned by such gen.
tlemanly officials as are on the Regulator
and Dalles city. More genial, accom-
modating and competent officials thar
Capt. Wand and Purser French of the
Regulator and Capt. Johnstone anC
Purser Butler of the Dalles City it woulC
be impossible to find, and the same ap
plies to the remaining gentlemen on tn,
boats.
i Ladies, Attentionl During the mex
SIX weeks, Mrs. NJ. E. Briggs will offe
bargains in millinery, greater than eve
offered before. Full line of trimme,
hats always on hand. Ladies' and chill
). dren's hats from 75c to $3.50. II2 Secon
street The Dalless Or. m23-2w
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MARRIED.

BY w. G. Curtis, pastor of the Congre-
gational church of this city, at his resi-
dence on Second street, Wednesday
evening. May 29th. Christien E. Frazier,
of Klickitat county, Wash, and Miss
Rose Sill, of The Dalles, Or.
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Ladies. Attention. During the next
SIX weeks, Mrs. NJ. E. Briggs will offer
bargains in millinery, greater than ever
offered before. Full line of trimmed
hats always, on hand. Ladies' and chill
dren's hats from 75c to $3.50. II2 second
street The DalIes. Or. m2s-2w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
BRIEF MENTION.

Leaves From the NoteDooIk Of CAronIols
Reporters.
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Keep Your Eye on
Rambler and Waverley Bicycl

& GROVE,
= = = YourVe truly
INDIANA BICYCLE COMPANY
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SANTA CATALINA
Fiesta Tourists Visiting the Island Hotel
'0--ss - Arrivals 20 e ~

Fiesta Tourists Visiting the Island Hotel
: Arrivals E
AVALON, April pa large mum Der of
Fiesta visitors are ,aking advantage of
their trip to come over to Catalina. The
visitors from San Francisco are especially
numerous. Among these are F. Frank
Moore, M. H. Howell and wife, Mrs.
Chevalier, G. F. Gray. H. J. Norton and
wife, R. S. Chapman and wife. Mrs. s.
H. Webster, Miss Dickens, Il. J. Boleyn
and CHI. Speers. general passenger agent
of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad COM
pnay.
Dr.. Harold Tyndale, Mrs. Annie Tyn-
dale and Miss S. A. Tyndale of Redlands
are registered at the Hotel Metropole.
Mrs. N. b. Patrick and Mrs. N. o. Brad
ley, wife of the well-known attorney at
Visalia, came over on Sunday.
M. G. Trumwalt and w. p. Williams of
Tulale are among the late arrivals at
Avalon.
The following party enjoyed the popu-
lar isthmian drive yesterday, viz: w. G.
Henshaw and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. V. H.
Farrier, Mrs. Dorville Libby and daugh-
ter, J. r. Scott and wife.
Among those lately registered at the
Hotel Metropole are Miss Helen Carver,
st. Paul; John B. Lee and wife, Chicago;
J. W. Libbitt, Cincinnati; M. Berger and
wife, Indianapolis; Florence Tucker,
Elizabeth Valerian, W. A. Hoyt, Denver;
w. f. Kline. J. H. Dicky, Chicago; r.
A. Ross and wife, Alameda; Mrs. II.
Chanslor, W. H. Marshall and wife, Los
Angeles.
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REDONDO
The Town Getting Ready for Summer Visitors.
Hotel Arrivals

The Town Getting Ready for Summer Visitors.
Hotel Arrivals
REDONDO. April %. The outlook for
the coming summer at Redondo prom
Uses an early season. as those who own
cottages here are already preparing them
for occupancy. Quite number of new
houses and cottages have been built in
the past year, with more in course of
construction to be ready when the season
opens.
Prospects at the Redondo hotel indicate
very gay season this year. as it already
has quite a mum Der of guests who intend
remaining throughout the summer, while
numerous engagements have been made
for the coming month. An exceptionally
fine conce was rendered by the regular
hotel orchestra last evening. which was
greatly enjoyed by the guests. Next
month series of concerts will be given
for the entertainment of the guests by the
Spanish Students Quintette club of Port
land, Ore.
General Freight Agent Gay of the Santa
Fe. who for some time has been guest
of the Redondo, was suddenly called to
his home in the east today on account of
the illness of his daughter.
Among the arrivals at the hotel are NJ.
B. Kellogg and wife, San Francisco: W.
P. Hicks. Los Angeles; Mrs. Curtis and
Mrs. T. c. Paxton, Portland. Ore; Dan
Perkins and wife, San Francisco; G. W.
Louis: Walter Hodges and wife, Alamo
da; Mrs. William Lussier, Portland, Ore. );
Mrs. w. B. Fielding, Oakland Mrs. and
Miss Bryson. San Francisco; George J.
O'Conner, Alameda; G.. D. Kennedy,
Oakland.
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Brevities

PASADENA. April 23.-Dr. Lewis
Swift, director of the Lowe observatory
on Echo mountain, will deliver lecture
in the Universalist church on next Thurs
day evening. to which all are invited.
Admission free. Subject, Bible Astron-
ony.
a little black pony belonging to E. E,
Spaulding took lively spin on East
Colorado street this morning completely
demolshing the cart to which he was
hitched and scattering the pedestrians
for few moments. No damage was done
except to the cart.
The members of the Shakespeare Club
have decorated the parlors of the Carlton
hotel in preparation for a reception to be
given this evening, which is expected to
be a thoroughly enjoyable affair. Re-
freshments will be served during the even
ing.
The knights of Maccabees initiated a
new member last evening at their meet
ing in G. A. r. hall.
In the Knights of Pythias lodge this
evening there will be work in the third
degree.
Recorder Rossiter disposed of case of
drunkenness this morning by imposing a
fine Of 49, which was paid. Chas Hanley
was the offender.
Professor J. N. Vail gives the last of
row evening at the Universalist church.
Subject Primitive Man. All are in
vited.
In the South Pasadena case of Mrs
Frye VS.. the postmaster of that village. a
verdict was rendered in favor OF the de-
fendant. Thereupon the postmaster
brought counter charge this morning,
charging Mrs. Frye with disturbing the
peace of the quiet residents of peaceful
South Pasadena, and being found guilty
the defendant in this case paid fine
of $40.
Mr.. B. o. Bruce has let the contract for
a residence to be erected on the corner of
Grand avenue and Arbor street, which
will be an ornament to that neighbor-
hood. The contract price is $4,000.
The horse attached to the delivery
wagon of the Cash Market started out last
evening at lively gait. bound for some
where down in the San Gabriel valley.
although he had no driver to guide him,
but pursued his own sweet will until he
reached Alhambra. Nothing was broken
but the seat of the vehicle, although spec
tators say he ran as though his Satanic
majesty were IN full pursuit.
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THE OPERA OLIVETTE
Presented for the Third and Last Time to a
Good House

PASADENA, April 28.-Last night S
presentation of this light opera was much
better than former efforts, and resulted
: in much better house being secured
also, matter of no little importance to
the Opera Club, the individual members
of which necessarily have to dive down
Into their pockets and bob up serenely"
with the hard cash in case of delin-
'quency. such as there was after the pre-
r lvious performances, and which was not
entirely wiped out with this performance.
The club has spared no expense in pro-
curing fine costumes and some special
scenery, as well as good orchestral accom-
paniment, Lowinsky's orchestra being
engaged at each performance.
80 Inc costumes We're lair. and both the
y acting and the singing were much better
than before. all having become thoroughly
accustomed to their several parts, and en-
tering into the spirit Of the performance
= much better. Mr.. Huntly was a consid-
ierable acquisition, taking the par. of
Valentine. His first solo, however, the
serenade to Olivette. was entirely too
loud and boisterous. being very much
louder than the subsequent cries of Fire
/, cited populace when they discovere him
Il entering an upper window leading into
the countess room. Mr.. Kohler as Co
quielicot captured the house. He is a
), natural mimic and humorist. and his Or
ignal additions to Bob Up Serenely were
. well received, and brought him forward
again. Mrs. Clapp as Olivette. Mrs. Ken
dali as the Countess of Rousillon. Mr..
Kyle as Captain de Merrimac, Mr. Hunt
ley as Valentine, Mr., Gates as Marveiol,
and Mr.. Durham as Duo Des Ifs. were
all good, particularly the two ladies men
tioned. The chorus aid very well also.
If the initial performance had been
given at popular prices it would proba bly,
rhave not resulted so unfortunately. and
the club would have come out without
financial loss.
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There would be no Indigestion in the world
IL Angostura Btiers were used by all. DR.. J.
G. sieght & Sons, manufacturers. All
druggistk
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POMONA
Pomona Represented in the Half nilIion Club
Excursion North

POMONA, April 23.--In response to
an invitation from the Half Million club
of San Francisco for a representative of
Pomona to travel with the club on it's
tour of Northern California, the Pomona
board of trade delegated General John
WATSON of the Pomona Times to accom-
pany the excursion. General WATSON will
no doubt have a pleasant jaunt and re-
turn to us whole mine of information
concerning the diversified resources of
the state. if he is not that already.
The board of trade at its meeting last
evening elected the following directors:
Messrs. Stoddard Jess, J. E. Packard, J.
H. Dole. John WATSON, Phil Stein, F. J.
Smith and E. NJ. Keller. At future
meeting the board will elect its officers
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. E. Hinman is visiting friends in
Los Angeles this week.
Judge J. A. Clarke. a pioneer of Pomona,
was in the city today after an absence of
several years duration. Pomona has
changed very materially since Judge
Clarke lived here.
w. J. Pilligg. it is said. will soon COM
mence the construction of home upon
his lots on Center street.
Work is being pushed rapidly forward
upon the Stein block.
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better and cheaper police and fire protec-
and, especially. sewer connection, which
can scarcely be had by separate incorpo'
ration.
Then. greater than all else, is the pres
tige OF living in Pasadena. something you
are now all proud to claim, but cannot if
separately Incorporated. Pasadena is
lished for all time; there is only one and
you can become part Of her if you so
will.
Let all attend the meeting next Wednes-
day afternoon and urge the annexation
proposition, but keep out of separate in
corporation
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REDLANDS
A Tourist Hotel and Electric Car Line or
the Tapis

the Tapis
REDLANDS. April ga meeting of
citizens was held, as per announcement,
in Woodmen's hall, Monday night, to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of building a
tourist hotel and an electric car line.
About forty people were present. A. b.
Ruggles was elected chairman and Il. F..
Howe secretary. The chairman stated the
object of the meeting, and then called
the appointment of a committee that
should take charge of the enterprise, and
referred to Prospect hill as an eligible site
for the hotel. Ftp Morrison relieved
an effort should, be made to raise some
thing like $50, 900, and tender the amount
to some outsider as san inducement for
him to build and run the hotel. The dis
Breed Judge Bennett, E. G.. Judson, H.
H. Sinclair, S. G. Haven. John P. Fisk,
Jr., and others. Judge Bennett made the
statement that the city could, by vote of
the people, be bonded for money to build
an electric car line and operate and run
it. Money could be obtained. he said. at
~ per cent for a period OF forty years.
But the majority OF those present did not
think favorably of bonding the city. 1T
was finally decided, on vote of those pres
ent. that committee of three should be
appointed. who IN turn should appoint a
committee of fifteen, this committee to
undertake to raise $50. 900 toward the hotel
project and $4,000 toward the electric
car line project, make selection of site,
and have full charge of the work The
first comimtt ee consists of S. C. Haver,
DR.. ID. W. Stewart and II. H. Sinclair.
On motion this committee will constitute
the first three of the committee of fifteen.
An oratorical contest under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Kendall Holt will be held in
the Auditorium at the Y. M. G. A. next
Friday evening. The second episode of
the Flower Queen will be given in connec-
on. and Little Baby Fay is announced to
take part in the exercises.
Judge Grosscup still continues to i'm
prove slowly.
Miss Edith Brush of Pasadena is visit
ing Miss Mabel Farrar of this city.
V. L. Mitchell has returned from a trip
to Los Angeles.
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Hotel Green

The Honeyman excursionists, in charge
of Mr.. A. V. D. Honeyman of Plainfield,
N. J., are guests at the Hotel Green. The
members are: Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Acher,
Miss S. Ella Cadimus, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Pope, milford Este. Miss
Mary Hatton. Plainfeld. N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Silvers, Miss Julia Silvers,
Cranberry, N. j.; Miss A. A. Shafer.
Miss S. W. Anderson. Clinton. N. j.. Mr..
Henry b. Paul, Novelty. N. J.
Among late arrivals are the following
Mrs. T. Ames. Mrs. H. Gray. San Fran
cisco; DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Chase, Haver-
hill, Mass,
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THE WEELY HERALD is only
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, and there
is a BICYCLE TO RE GIVEN to-
the person-man, woman or child,
who sends in the longest list aof
subscribers before July 4, 1855 to (,
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PROPOSED INCORPORATION OF ALTADENA
To Be Considered at a Meeting Next
Wednesday

PASADENA, April 23.-Next to the
City Council matter, the subject of the
'sRrorosed incorporation of Altadena and
surrounding country claims public at
tention just at present.
Many Of the residents of North Pasadena
are strongly opposed to the move being
made to include that suburb in the new
incorporation. preferring greatly to be-
come part of Pasadena for the reasons
stated in the following communication
from citizen of that locality:
The meeting will probably result in
move for the annexation of North Pasa-
dena to the city of Pasadena-a move
that will meet with general approval
both Iii and out OF the city. Annexation
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How
To Get,
'3Bk f6BI 10
a f*i''
Bicycle


Everybody wants good Bicycle, but
everybody cannot obtain one, because
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moderate means. Listen, now, while
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popular paper in Southern California,
don't you? 1--WE are trying to make it
such, at any rate, and a good many peo-
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And you know that 1t it is not very diff
ficult matter to secure subscribers for it,
don't you?
Now the point OF all this is that THE
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY is
going to give away one of the famous
Stearns Bicycles, and you are invited to
enter the competition for its ownership.
The gift will be made to the person who
sends in the greatest number Of new sub
scribers to THE WEEKLY HERALD by
July l. 1S95-and unless you have the
ready cash to pay for a bike" there
isn't an easier way in the world to secure
one.
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Billy Gallagher, the instructor of the
Los Angeles Athletic club and Jack
Fougarty, an eastern middleweisht Of
CO nsiderable repute. were matched for
glove contest to take place May 18th at tho
Los Angeles Athletic club. last night.
Both men will go into training at once
and q lively mill may be looked for.
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