The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-11-16
From Tuesdays Daily.

Dalles.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. Tom Monaghan, Of Shephard's
Landing, is in the city.
The rain and Snow this morning
made everybody feel happy.
VIM. Lord, manager of the Wasco
Warehouse, went to Portland today.
| Gen. B. I. G. jones' name appeared
on the Umatilla House register today.
| Two car loads, OF hogs from Klickitat
county were shipped to Troutdale last
night.
The Regulator took it's customary
cargo OF 500 sacks of wheat to Port
land today.
Attorney F. D. Hennessy, of Port
land, who was here in attendance ON
court, left by the afternoon train.
A considerable quantity of Klickitat
wheat is lying on the platform at
Grand Dalles awaiting shipment.
We may expect rain or snow during
the next twenty-four hours, with the
temperature remaining stationary.
Today quit-claim deed was fled
from VIM. II. VanBebler and wife to
Frank Menefee, consideration S1.O0.
Last evening Mrs. Julia Obor conn
menced action in Justice Davis court
against P. P. Hall to recover s14.S5.
Leslie Butler was passenger on the
Regulator this morning, going to
Hood River on short business visit.
Coroner Butts went up the fiume this
morntng-17 miles to serve subpenas.
The coroner is acting in the capacity
of deputy sheriff.
Two youths were gathered into the
fold last night by Nightwatchman Con-
ley, and the charge fighting China
man lodged against them. ,
/ A disastrous fire occurred at Hunt
ington yesterday morning. Ten build
ings were consumed, causing loss of
$40, 900 with only $1,000 insurance. ri
5 A prospector in the Quartzburg dis
trict In Grant county recently found
pocket of ore that yielded $1,000 to II
pounds Of rock 80 says the Long Creek
Eagle.
Fred McAllister, the pioneer fruit
grower of Crook county, is in the city.
Mr.. McAllister says the very reasona-
BILE prices at which Dalles merchants
offer goods has induced him to come to
this place to buy supplies.
The -four produced by the Diamond
Mills is Of such excellent quality that
it finds ready sale abroad, and in fact |
is becoming favorite brand with
Portland dealers. This morning 4SO
sacks of this flour were shipped to
Portland by the Regulator.
The Albany Herald claims that in |
the person OF A. G. Christensen Albany |
has citizen who RIVALS Sandow for
strength. He can lift HOO pounds with |
one hand, and favorite pastime of his
Is to toss two 200-pound men around
on chair. /
The, famous case Of the State vs..
''Bunco" Kelly has at last reached
final termination. Yesterday the su-
preme court handed down decision
affirming the Judgment OF the lower
court in convicting Kelly of murder
in the second degree.
The case OF the State vs. F. W. L. i
Skibbe and Alex. Hugenine for assault
and battery. which was begun in the
Justices court last Saturday, will come
up for hearing this evening at I P. NJ,
provided an important witness for the
defense arrives from Portland. IL
A week ago R. c. Kahn, carpenter
of Portland, attempted to suicide BY
saking dose OF "Rough on Rats"
but the prompt assistance of physi-
,ian frustrated his plans. Yester-
lay he accomplished his desire by the :
,se OF 3S-caliber revolver. Jealousy
vas the cause OF his rash act.
Mahara's Colored Minstrels PLAYED
% good houses during week of Febru- O
Iry 11th, 17th, at The Fifth Street 1
Opera House, and judging by the loud t
'pplause should say they pleased their 2
audiences. The "Pickaninnyn band o
much attention in the daily
'arades and delighted the little folks v
nth their wing dancing.-Tacoma In
ependent.
The citizens of The Dalles were 81
greeably surprised this morning by
be elements having defed the weather
ureau's predictions, and seeing well n
Dme fall of snow coming down. The Il
now continued until o'clock, cover F
,g the ground in mantel of white fe
'r about an hour, when the warmth b
the sun caused it to disappear. How M
zer clouds still are overhanefng, in 8,
eating that the much needed season il
rain Is near at hand. ]