The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-09-21
ITEl1S IN BRIEF.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

Mr.. H. w. Wells came up from Port
land last night.
weather. REPORTER today and to-
morrow is fair and cooler.
C. A. Bell, the hotel keeper of Hood
River, was in the city today.
The Regulator will arrive at 6
O'Clock and{eave between $50 and Z.
ClydeIBonney left this morning for
Eugene, where he will attend school.
DIR. F. G. Brosius and his little son,
Estey, are up from. Hood River this
afternoon.
Two carloads of salmon were shipped
from Seufert's to the Portland Ice Co.
yesterday, and three carloads will be
sent down tonight.
Rev. W. H.. Shearnan, of Mon
mouth, will preach in the Calvary
Baptist church tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock and in the evening at 7:30.
Miss Myrtle and Arthur Brown were
passengers on the Regulator this
morning bound for Portland. They
go to attend school at Portland Uni
versity.
Governor Lord will appoint sue
cessor to Judge Hurley today. Henry
McGinn looms up largely, but it may
be Watson.
Two carloads of prunes will be
shipped east from this point tonight.
Part of the fruit came from Hood
River, part from Mosier and enough
was supplied here to fill the cars.
1t is expected the Regulator will ar
rive at about 6 o'clock tonight She
will return to the Cascades with the
Elks as soon after that as she can get
away. A long quarter whistle will be
blown.
Those who saw the big pile of fish at
the cannery yesterday will hardly be-
1ieve that this morning they are all in
cans, and another pile just as large
that arrived this morning is rapidly
following them, but such is the case.
AS the Regulator pulled out. this
morning several young ladies, pupils
of the Portland University, startled
the crowd on the wharf with their col
lege "yell." It came so suddenly and
was. so unexpected that our reporter
couldn't catch on, but it. was a daisy.
The west-bound passenger was late
this morning passing down about I
O'Clock: The delay was caused by
burned bridge near Green river. where
the train had very close call. 4
Swede woman tagged the train just in
time to save it from wrecking. The
passengers made up a purse of $50 for
her.
Prof. G. Vincent, of Indiana, will |
lecture here at the court house Satur-
day next at 2 O'Clock and at 8 in the
evening. His subject is 1.-THE Con-
spiracy of Cold" and he illustrates |
it with numerous stereopticon views. |
AS may be inferred from the subject |
the professor is Populist, and strong
advocate of free silver. =.
Frank Klein arrived home on the
noon train, accompanied by his moth
er. Frank got double time and his
sentence expired this week. Governor
Lord pardoned him, thus restoring
him to citizenship. We are glad he
is out and hope he may prove himself
a good and honest citizen.
The examination of the BunneIl
boys and others, at Grand DalIes.
with assaulting z. A. Seufetrt
which begun yesterday, terminated
this morning, Wm. Aiken was bound
over to appear before the Superior
court: F. A. Smith was DISCHARGED. and
the other defendants were held fort
trial before the justice, and will he
tried a week from Wednesday.
The salmon. are onto, their Job All
right, and know fish wheel when
they see it just as well as -Fish-protec-l
tor Mcclure himself. YesterdaF for (
a couple of hours H. ~ quite. /
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