The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-07-20

VOlCoy Drlllldub LII Op0Fds uouoCf oheA
pathetic in ballad-a rare combination
in singer.
N. II. Gates returned from an outing
at Trout Lake last evening op the
boat.
Miss Elsie Powell, of Portland, ar
rived on the Regulator last evening, on
a visit to her brother who resides at
Boyd:
Misses Cora, Amber and Pearl Joles
were passengers on the boat this morn
ing to Moffet springs, opposite Bonne-
vile, in Washington.
Mr.. R. W. Crandall left this morning
for Motfet springs in Washington,
Lear the Lower Cascades, where he
will remain few days.
Mrs. Hindale's exquisite solos last
evening gave remarkable satisfaction
to the seven hundred persons assem-
bled, says g. San Francisco exchange.
Mr.. Geo. c. Carpenter, of the firm of
Stelwer & Carpenter of Fossil, was a
| passenger on the boat this morning to
Portland. He was accompanied by his
| wife.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, of Croy, Sherman
county, is in the city. He is one OF
onr well known sheep owners, and is
in town attending to the sale OF his
wool.
Mrs. c. w. Phelps, accompanied by
her son Thomas and daughters Kate
and Grace went to Moffett Springs this
| morning, where they will ENJOY an
outing.
Mrs. Julia A. Walker was passen-
ger on the boat this morning to ST..
| Helens, WASH, where she will visit
friends and relatives during the next
few days..
The recorder only had one individual
| before Linn this morning, and he was
| accused of being drunk and disorderly.
| He was fined s., which he paid and was
given his liberty.
Henry F. Dietzel filed the location
| of timber claim, situated about 6OO
| yards east of Newell's creek water
ditch, or Brooks meadow, with the
county clerk today.
Frank Connolly. James Fisher, sr.,
| and r. Chenoweth returned last night
from few days camping at the
| mineral springs near Wind river.
They had pleasant time. -
Mr.. w. E. Campbell and son Roy left
for Portland this morning on the Regu-
lator. Mr.. Campbell had with him a
model of steamboat which he made
| himself, and which he was taking to
| his nephew in Portland.
Fl. G. Mathies, the newspaper man,
who, it was reported, died from the
effects of eating rock oysters at New
port, is yet alive but very sick. He
will survive: but hereafter he will
govern the editorial appetite for BIZ
valves.
The case of z. P. Jones and Mrs.
Fawcett was heard before Justice Da.
Wis yesterday afternoon, and each was
bound over in the sum of 500 on the
charge of lewd and lasciyious cohabita-
tion. They will have their trial at the
next session of the circuit court.
Chas Michelbach returned last
night from an outing near Trout lake.
He was one of the mazamas who made
the ascent of Mt. Adrms on the 10th.
Charlie suffered from snow blindness
for three days after the ascent was
made; but has fully recovered his eye
sight since.
Stockton Record: Mrs. Hinsdale
followed by vocal solo, entitled For
ALI Eternity" In response to an en-
thusiastic encore, the lady gave
"Comin' Thro' the Rye" in a highly
charming manner. Mrs. Hinsdale is
the possessor of d sweet, clear and cul-
tivated voice, that is positive treat
to hear.
Mrs. Webster Hinsdale is singer of
considerable note, having held the
important position of leader of some OF
the largest choirs in the United States,
among the more important being CAL
vary Church, New York, and st.
Luke's, San Francisco. She Is also
well and favorably known on the ope-
ratio and concert platform.
After utilizing every available inch
of ground under the monster tents the
Great Wallace Show fills the circum-
ambient air full of the greatest artists
in the known world. The three BROTH
ers LaVan are the most celebrated
aerialists of modern times, doing a
somersault return act in mid-air that
defies description. Royalty has ap-
plauded this act.
the shooting early Sunday morning,
day and waived examination. He was
uO1u LII VIC StL1 Vi V4OOO w duSWO OT ul0
charge of assault with intent to kill
before the next grand jury. Bail was
not furnished, and he was remanded to
the custody of the sheriff, He will be
in durance vile until the next session
of the circuit court, when he will have
his trial for the crime. |
There was some excitement this af-
ternoon in the Chinese quarter on
Front street, caused by Chinawoman /
leaving her house. on one side and
running to the other side pursued by |
a very angry celestial with fat-iron
in his hand. She was protected from
the beliggerent act by her country
men, and peace reigred supreme. In
a little while she returned to her domi-
cile, and it is hoped the storm of do
mestic infelicity, or whatever else it
may have been, has blown over,