The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10

yenson, Wash, last night with lar|
membership, and rousing meetii
was held.
Mrs. j. G. Downie, who has bes
visiting her brother, Sidney Youn
in this city left this morning for ht
home at Vancouver.
Larry Hays, who has for long tin
been driving an engine between hel
and Wallula, was today transferred
the Western division.
Yesterday, at Snedd's, Linn count!
Edward Farewell was shot and danger
ously wounded by Miss Thompson
whom he had traduced.
Mrs. B. D. Stores, cne of the earl
residents of The Dalles, but now of 81
Helens, is visiting in the city, tn
guest of Mrs. J. T. Stores.
| John Karlen, M. E. Welch and Nal
com McLenan, who have been bacl
to Chicago with shipment of sheel
arrived here this morning.
The Bryan club at Cascade Lock
has membership of 20 and the roll il
increasing daily. The club hold
meetings every Saturday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shaw started fol
Missoula, Montana, today. They have
been visiting Mrs. Shaw's mother a
Burnt Ranch the past three weeks.
The leap year social which was to be
given next Saturday evening by the
Good Tetrplars has been postponed for
one week and will be given Oct. IL.
If reports are true Skamaria county,
WASH, is comparatively unanimous ior
Bryan. In two precincts in that county
tney could not even find republican
to serve on the election board.
During the rapid firing in Joseph
last week, while the bank robbers
were trying to escape, bulletfound
billet in horse belonging to M.
Englehorn. The horse was killed.
This morning seven cars of sheep
were shipped from Saltmarshe & Co.'S
stock yards. Six cars went to Trout
dale and one to Tacoma. The sheep
were bought from Alex Thompson.
A large audience assembled ut Dufur
last night to listen to Hon. J. K.
Reports from there are
that the speech was well received, AMI
was fruitful of good results for Bryan.
Next Saturday night Hugh Gourlay
will address the Mckinley club at Lyle.
Mr.. Gourlay will devote most of his
time from now until the election doing
work for Mckinley in |
Klickitat county.
About 100000 pounds of wool has
been baled and shipped to Boston from
Heppner during the past week. This
wool was all purchased at prices rang
ng from Al to Ct cents per pound, by
Charles Green, for j. Koshland & Co.,
# Boston.
Judge Bennett came up on the local
t noon and returned on the 1 o'clock
rain. The judge spoke in Oregon
,ity last night and will speak in Port
and tonight. He brings good accounts
rom Western Oregon, and says Bryan
ill geta large majority in most of the
ounties outside of Multnomah.
The report of the superintendent of
le state penitentiary for the quarter
nding Sept. 80, shows the following:
onvicts at close of last quarter, 406;
lose of this quarter, 343; escapes DUR
lg this quarter, s.; received during
lis quarter II; discharged during this ,
larter, 20; daily average, 37l.60. The
'tal expenditures for the quarter
ere S15, ,8O8.41. /,
Circuit court at Moro adjourned yes
rday, and Judge Bradshaw, w. H. :
Tilson and e B. Dufur returned from
lere this morning. M. E McElvane,
,nvicted of forgery, was sentenced to
70 years. impris 'nment. His attor-
sys, E. B Dufur and w. Fl. Wilson.
'ok an appeal to the supreme court,
I'd McElvane was admitted to bail {
Waiting the decision of the higher '
,urt. Id
One christian gentleman says Alsea (
going strong for Bryan, he was there o
I'd talked with people; an mother gentle
an who was there and talked with
,ople says it is going big for McKin-
y. This isa good sample Of the situa-
On all over the U. S. One 8 .ys this
I'd another says directly the opposite.
e will all know more about the a
lsihess after November 3.-Albany S
A rather laughable incident occurred
,ar Dufur Tuesday afternoon. Two =
,ntlemen who were driving away =
Om Dufur in a wagon, noticing a six =
,rse rig approaching and supposing
contained the speakers who were to
dress the Mckinley club, turned :
cir wagon across the road and in L
rmed the driver of the wagonette
at he could not go further unless his
.ssengers would hurrah for Bryan.
hey gave good hearty Bryan yell,
ID were allowed to pass on. They =
ere not Mckinley speakers however,
1t delegates to the Christian En-
,avor convention.