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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

ST neyer-never shall want 30 tell Il y
any one but you," she answered.
But between such a man and such
girl it was dangerous secret to keep.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25
GRAIN CROPS ABRoln
RUSSIAN WHEAT YlEIDcn
REDUCED. sally

All Accounts Agree that Tina.
Deficit, but Much Differeno lss
ion Exists as to the An 'opin.
Shortage. the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

Armed only with a shotgun, Oap' ,scel
ter Of the little schooner W OILY Nsore Of
a full 100 Seri savages on the s ,;sorna
Tiburon island, in the Gulf OF oa 49, fell
and died fighting. When ne AZ .a5 Eve Of
pierced by many balls, he had SEW ode bis
the red murderers to earth. he nau linen
last stand in his boat, ana e'. nd fired
mortaly Wounded raised his gun ''i'
his last two shots.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-11-25

The death of Edouard Marie n.ne If or
Devez, the well-known compoSe - Paris
eras and ballets, is announced al
He was born in 1917.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
BACK FROM HAWAII.
senator MarFan Reaches sss Fraaelssa
~ His Rsturs ueins.


senator Margaa Reaches ssa Fraaeissa
~ His Rstur. Meme.
San Francisco. Oct Ex-senator Nor.
gan and hls daughters. and r. NJ.
Hatch, the new minister from Hawaii.
are among the passengers Who arrived
from Honolulu on the steamship Be-
gie yesterday. Senator Morgan er.
pressed himself a. well pleased with
what he saw.and themanner In which
he was entertained while on the island.
Tie Is more than ever enthusiastic on
the subject of annexation. ami lntima-
ted tha, Hawaii may become a part Of
this country before the closing of N
present year. Tie said.
Hawaii is certainly going to BE- a
state. but whether 4 Niu BE- at the
time of iis annexation or later remain,
10 BE- seen. should Il be annexed a. /
territory. the Hawaiian commissioner.
viii recommend that the lslanas be- ad
mitted to statehood. and a special &C,
Of congress would undoubtedly follow
Il have favored annexation from m
beginning. but was surprised on IN.
vesilgaiing the matter 20 hnd the ar.
gument In favor Of annexation had
been undeF-estlmated. In my opinion
Hawaii a absolutely Indispensable q
these United States. aud We mus
have those Islands The only oppo.
sltlon found Waa that of a few of ihs
Illloukalanl royallsts who have q,
weight over there. and are Tor the mos
part Foyalls,s Tor revenue only"
Senator and the Misses Morgan vii
leave here for their home al selma
Ala. IN q few daya
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
MRS lLLUAN ARRIVES.
Rsaehss u. . rs.m S,w York aaa I.
Driven Direct " tha n sid.,ee.

Driven Direct " tbs n aidsnce.
Chicago. Oct . Mrs George NJ
Pullman, accompanied by her son. san.
ger. arrived In Chicago on the pennsyl.
ynia limited early today from New
York City. She was met at the Union
depot by her sOn-in-law Frank Iouden,
and driven ~ once % the family resi-.
denco. II was stated al the house that
no arrangement for the dead Million
aires funeral had yet been made or
Anrdly even discussed aud nothing will
Be determined upon until late this az
tcrno0n. Mra. pullman's Intentions In
IN the matter are not known.
George n Pullman WA Torn In Cha.
tanqua county. New York. March s.
1881. "A Is he began life az o. clerk In
country store. later aHeoclating him.
SELF with an Older brother IN the cabi.
net making business at Albion. lie
came 90 Chicago in 1859 aud at FIRST en-.
gagged IN tho business ~ raising build
lngf. clevaiing entire blocks a number
Of feet 20 bring them up to new street
grades While riding in an old-iashlon-
ed sleeping ear from Buffalo 20 West
Geld. y. y. u occurred 20 him that
there was a Geld FOR building comfort
able sleeping ears From 1859 20 1853
ne made a series ~ experiments on the
Chicago and Alton and Galena road
From these experiments he worked out
detailed plans a workshop was rented
skilled mechanics Semployed and Mr.
pullman threw hhself into the task
with the arior of q man who moves
from convictions Although without
ne hanical training himself he person
ally directed the work Of others IN al
The details of putting the ideas he had
originated into material form. The first
car. "Thc Pioneer" was completed ear
lv Ia 1866 and Immediately took rank
aa the most perfect railway vehicle tho
world had ever seen This was the be-
ginning OF the great Pullman system.
which has grown 10 the present enor-
nous proportions Mr. Pullmn was
Identified with almost every public en-
torrrlse In Chicago. The Industrial
town of Pullman. within the city linz
itH ~ Chicago. now contains over H.
600 iuhabiiauts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

aeh Vn. Miss Oct eo.-The state
boa - ~ health Tuesday uight issued
the f.gswfng oficiai statement: Dr..
Dab ~ ~ uSis the following from clin-
ton
4 have rwo cases Under treatment.
Mrs. nfhr. forNerly reported. snd the
con { Dr. nfllles. Mrs. fCttirrow ls
repor' "a sadl. but nave not seen her "
The rspHt ffom Nliia Yuma is tat
there are no reW cases thire and az
are do fng well
The Following IL Dr. o. PArntll's re-
port rom Edwards.
Il gsiled The Hume place aad found
two lew eases Vt yellow ie9sr. one
white and one colorcd. Dr MsChium
repor b two new cases IA town. ioih
white. All the Tpaienia repor.cd az
ge,tlr q along very we'll. No tcaths
and a one eeFlously m.
Thgl board Of health Al m'oN ~
ports 81 new cases and one deann To.
tai nllow lever to date. as. tc.al
deathe .. Is
Al Waveland. Miss. Dr.. Murray cx
amintd three ratienis. Ne Pr
nounces two Of them yellow fever ana
one Suspicious
No new cases reported At I'sy 81
fouia
MeHenry repoats one new case
Scranton has seven new casos.
One new case reported Al rascag illa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
Rejects THIN TREATY.
Creek Council Votes Down the
Dawes Agreement
WANT THINGS AS THEY ARE.
The Principal Objection was ths treaty
Did Not Give the Creeks AZ Much
Laad A. They wantsd-A Ls.
sal Fisht Il Looked Fos.

Mnskogee. Z Oct 2O.-The treaty
between theOawes and Greek commits
sions which was concluded at this
place last month. has been rejected by
the Creek council In session at kmul-
gee. The vote In the house Of war
Tiors. which is the lower house Of the
Greek council. was unanimously
against the treaty and only eight mem
bers Of the house Of kings voted IN
favor OF Il.
Chief lsparhecher IL highly elatei
over his victory over the halfbreed
and the non-citlzeh element. tie has
asked the council to make an appro-
takeadvantage Of every legal remedy to
take adyantag OF every legal remedy TO
prevent the United States from vlolat-
Ing its treaties with the Creek na-
tion. The principal objection 20 the
treay Is that Il does not give the
Greeks their pro rata share OF an the
lands Of the Greek nation and leaves
too much room for money sharks aud
spectators.
A bitter legal war is expected 10 be
Naged before the United States aud the
Creek nation, as the act Of congress
which takes effect January /. lsss,
abollshes the Greek court and places
them under the Jurisdiction Of the
United States and makes their acts Of
council ineffective unless approved By
he president Of the United States.
The treaty which has lust been re-
jected vas one OF i've which Il ls the
duty of the Dawes commission TO me-
gOtiaie. Treaties were arrangd With
the Creeks. the chickasaws and the
Chociaws. None but the Greek treaty
had com up for ratification and lts re-
lection viii no doubt have a powerful
influence against the ratification Of the
Others. Il Is not improbable that Il
means the failure of the present
scheme for the abolishnent Of tribal
government and ,he allotment Of lands
In severaity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

n. Louis. Oct. s0.-For several days
pas Emma Goldman. the New York
anarchist. has been here addressing
audiences In various halls about ths
city Yesterday a committee represent.
iug the local anarchists called up May
or ziegcnheln and asked Tor permis-
sion 10 hold an open air meeting nea-
the Grant monument. In the Twelfth
street square. His honor emphatlcally
declined 20 let Emma Goldman ad-
dress a meeting on the square. saying
that he did not propose 20 have a
repetition of the Chlcago Haymarke,
affair. The mayor was asked what h
would do u the meetings should b.
held contrary to bis wishes. and he
told the committee that he would call
out the police and suppress a..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Slmia. Oct e0-Two squadrons Of iha
ninth nenral lanccr tell into an am
bush Monday IN the hills between Bara
and Mammand. A native ofiicer and
u sowars were KILLED. Z Sowars were
wounded and 20 horses were killed.
In the hehting between the brigade
of troops commanded by General 81
Yoatman nigga and the lnsurfoni
tlitesmen from Chagru. on the Samana
range. Major Jennings nramiey and
two prlvalos Of the Gordon Highland
ers were kilcd. Lieutenant Spfars and
ii prlvaios ct the Kings Own norder.
trs were wounded OF the native sol
dlors were killed and 1s wounded
Tho ioss Of the enemy was severe
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Mobile. Ala. Oct. so-rho sixth wtSk
ei the fever begins with Eve cases. no
deaths and n rocovcflcs Total cases
90 date. iIt' deaths. e. recovcrlcs.
iia. under treatment. Si.
The development ot fever In Mont.
gomery was reported 10 the Mobile
board Tuesday, aud q motion 20 declare
quarantine against the place was voted
down.
An S-ycar-old child named Rice was
reported 10 the board with yellow fever
at Toulminylllc. a suburb Of Mobile.
The manner Of the infection not ynt
traced.
The report from Flomaton ls the
Town is deserted. ThcrcNere about 900
Inhabitants. - Of whom have taken
some form Of the fever. There were
two new cases Tuesday. Very few. ex-
ccnt the sick. remain In the town.
There are. IN fact. save the slck an1
the nurses. 10 ope Lax
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
.saas.Isn a. Nsr orl..n..

New Orleans. Oct 2O.-There Il
neither hope nor encouragement In the
local situation here. The deaths yes
terday did not run up to an unusual
mark. but there were enough Of new
cases and fatalities 10 disappoint those
who were inclined 10 believe that the
fsger was on the wane As early a. Z
.O'cl0ck In the evening the total cases
were perilously near the number re-
ported % the record-breakihg day re-
Gently. There were at that honr %
cases. Cases Eere reported from 40
sections of the city.
There have been In this city up TO
the present time nearly 300 cases. OF
this more than a hundred have died.
The record Ia bad enough as Il stands.
Blit it IL quite possible that cases are
being hidden. and a. a matter Of act,
n niey we're reported the death rate
wouh be less than Il Il now
Two Of yesterdays deaths were
amnng eases that were reported but a
few monenis before the fatalities be-
taue kn0~.o.
EsrrinE BE fart that the cases have
leen nuuNrois. there Is little Of inter
EST In the Eareral situation locally.
The weather ls Wsrm aud sultry. busl-
naIs depressed ape opportunities Tor
tnspl oymcnt arV e1tremeiy feY
The board OF heaith 0fiicially report.
ID a. fSlloHa.
New cases Of yeliOw fever. 5s.
deaths. 4: total cases of yepow fever
20 date. g2i. total deaths Of yellow
fever ~ date. JOG. total cases absolute
~ reasvered. f63. total cases under
treatment. $50.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
Moe,s PLAN FAILS.

The shsr,n and ~ Deputiss save
snhis ~ eiitg
Liberty No. Oct 29.-A mob of about
100 masked and armed men attempted
10 enter the county iail az 1879 o'clock
this morning for the supposed purpose
q lynching William Foley and Frank
Wade. two murderers held here await
Ink trial The sheriff assembled a few
deputies and with a show ~ arms com
peeled the mob 10 dosist and dlsperse.
Several shots were fired. but nobody
hit
Foley. who killed his mother and sis
ter. vas tried last July. but the jury
disagreed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Port Huron. Mich Oct s0.-The
steel steamer Cambria. owned by sen
aior Hanna hound Cor Falrpori from
Eeranabla. with 5000 tons Of ore. went
ashore during thick weather early this
morning Shove Corsica Shoals light
The Cambria is vl'usl AZ iic0 oo0. The
boat and cargo was fully insured
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

New Orleans Oct 20-At 10 O'Clock
tbls morning seven new cases were re-
p0rted to abe board OF health and there
had been two deaths here Yesterdays
record was worse than any day before
a. % new eases bat people here have
not been much affected By ne report
Il IL cOnceded that there are Numerous
rases unrcported daily II the iisi runs
mp Il simply indicates that the physl-
clans have been more prompt In bring
mg 20 the attentioa of the boari new
eases that have come under their OBJ
errration.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Fsanknu. Ia. Oct 90 Miss Clara
{ kagford. who was reported Monday
"a having fever. died that night 4
su case Il reported. Camille Levy.
! = was the bookkeeper of Mr.. Naifo
n no died here 81 the fever last week
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
LITTLE HORN AHEAD.
Yellow Fever Taking a Stronger
Hold at New Orleans.
FIFTY-sIX CASES THERE.
The Deaths stili Rsmaln Low aud 10
the Oaiy EneeuTaEemsnt-Nsw
Cases at Montgomery Little
Change AZ Other Places


Iueaday's Nec0Td
New Orleans &c new cases, 4 deaths
Mobile 5 new cases.
Flomaton. Ala. 2 new eases.
Clinton 2 new cases.
Edwards new cases.
Biloxi q new cases. / death.
Waveland. Miss. 2 cases.
MeHenry / new case.
Scranton Z new cases
j'ascagoula ! new case.
franklin. La. new case. 1 death
Montgomery new cases.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.


The archhishops q the Catholic
church are holding a meeting At Wash
lnci0n.
The 3-year-oid son OF Sid Proctor
vas accidentally drownci a. Houston.
Tex.
The Retail iAqnof Dealers assocla-
tion ls IN sessica ~ Indianapolis, Ind.
Edwards Mays. years Old. picked
10 pounds Of cotton IN one day IN a
feld near Tehuaeana. Tex.
Harris Bros. shoe dealers at sulphur
springs Tex. have failed.
John Hill vas thrown frum a wagon
by a runaway team near Guthrie. o. r..
and killed.
Wilson nros. wholesale jewelers. Al.
Boston. Mass. failed FOR $4,000.
Lleber nros' dry goods store Al Hele-
ma. Ark. burned Loss isoooo. well
insured.
J. r. Rose was run over and killed
At Mlncola reN. hy freight train.
The three-yesr-old ehnd of Rud
lane vas run over aud killed by a
Narcr 81 Mckinney. Tex
Vhc schooner Donna r nrlrrs &
h,ld At Norfolk. Va, as a suspected
nillNsicrCr.
The Lexington hotel az Chlfacn Ia
assigucd. Assets are il,utt 600 and Ia
, Wfies s6c0lsi
s~fion Foreman nlFfs cen on 1
.. ar near Orconville. Tex, and wa
.-i.. " hurt
~ Nlnccnt was arrested a
-, ~. V Tex. Charged with ehez
',,.- ,i.,.',s ss, \ FROM the Gull neaumon
srS Rsrs, ,ciy railroad
..,. s. '-sid s1n oi Harvey bod
- 49,, tine Tega from the biz
20 .saaH..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
AN ENTIRE FAMILY SLAIN.

The Father sheets g. D.ath uh wife.
His nays and Thea "a slass
Blue Earth. MINI. Oct. 90 George
YOUNG q farmer resillng two miles
south II ihls city. shot and Killed his
wife. hls two bows. aged two and four
years. and himself early this morning.
All died instantly and wero found wei
torine IN their own blood The only
other person on the place came IN and
found them business and domestic
troubles ls the only explanation q the
decd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. e0-1he
board oi health announces three ntw
eases of yellow fever as follows. W.
u Street. Z CLAYTON park. W. W. w.
sick. tls Heron street. = A. Adamt.
ts2e Clayton park
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

81. Louis. oct. 2o.- Catil, rees,p.s ~
$500 Steady 10 atrong. IT, - 80
Indian steers s;D0i;s5. &C " "'''
Heifsrs s2e5uJoe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Arcadia, Tex. Oct. 2e.--The strange
and fatal disease or malady but re-
Gently appearing In this cOunty has Gu,
a Wide and fatal swath here. About
80 horses have died from 4 In and
around Arcadia and Il Is ailll moving
them down. state Veterinarian Fol
setter Of Dallas. accompanied BY Dr.
". A. knight Of Houston. arrived and
heran an cxf minatlon a the disease.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Chlcago. Oct. e0--Catlie 1900, m
cluding 500 Texans. steady e. loc Vow
or. Texas steers. TtAas siea r. ~ W
400.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

New York. Oct. 90 ,..,,,l.. ,.s.n ~ e.'' ~
and hoaEy. unchanged Nv ..a,'.,'.,s H,s w
lands 6 s-ifc. middilnF WV
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

The


60 He"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13
Prof. p. G. Da ut Here,

Harry G. Liebe has engaged the ser.
vices of Mr.. Daut, who comes to this
city highly recommended as a scien-
tific optician, one who does not guess
at the requirements of the eye but
gives the proper correction in all cases.
He fits with accuracy all cases of
myopia, presbyopia, hypermetropia,
heteraphorie, asthenopia and astigma-
tism in all it's different forms.
Special attention given to the care
of children's eyes, which should not
be neglected while they are young and
attending to their school studies.
He can correct and cure cross-eyes
by the use OF lenses, using no medicine
whatever. Mr.. Daut has testimonials
from distinguished clergvmen, con-
gressmen, president and also from the
crown leads of Europe. While in Ber-
lin he was assistant inspector of the
Prussian army for color and sight.
He is graduate of the ODthalmic
college at Berlin, Germany, Philadel-
uhia, Penn, and Winona, MINI. For
the sake of few home testimonials.
will for the next thirty days make a
special reduction in glasses.
Call and have your eyes examined as
he will tell you just what is the trouble |
and cause. Examination free of charge.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13
The New Club Rooms.

Everything is hurry and hustle at
The Dalles Commercial and Athletic
Club rooms getting the building in
readiness for the opening to be given
next Saturday evening, when the club
will give its Arst entertainment.
The new rooms of the club, or rather
the old rooms worked oyer, are indeed
elegant. The entire lower floor OF the
Grant building is taken up with. ath-
letic parephenalia and two sets of al
leys, while the second floor has been
dizided into reading rooms, reception
rooms, billiard rooms, Office for the
secretary and private room for the
directors. Throughout the walls have
been repapered, and the art of aecorat-
ing has been taxed to beautify the diff
ferent apartments. The home of the
club when reopened will be credit to
the association, and in beauty and
comfort will be equal to any club
rooms in the state.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

During the past two years OF
extreme Gull times the Times
Mountaineer has been sent reg
ularly to a great many who no
doubt appreciate the paper but
who have not been called upon
for a settlement of their sub
scription. During those years
we have endeavored to keep the
paper going without calling up
on delinquents, knowing that
money was difficult to get; but
now that times have improved
we feel that our patrons should
not only settle all arrearages,
but pay their subscription one
wear in advance. We have trust
ed many of you one and TWO
years, and feel that a return OF
the compliment is due. fou
are therefore urgently requested
to pay up back subscriptions and
one wear in advance, which Will
entitle you to the Times-Moun-
taineer and the Webfoot Planter
one year as a premium.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13
Knew He Was Guilty.

On Monday the grand jury returned
an Indictment against VIM, Blank, for
assault with dangerous weapon, and
this moraing he entered plea of
guilty. Blank is the man who one
morning last summer, while beating
his way in on o. r. & n. box car,
.dreamed" that a brakeman was un-
dertaking to put him OFF the car, and
pounced upon his travelling companion
and severely beat him with piece of
iron, then deserted him upon the ar
rival of the train at The Dalles. The
court had appointed Sam Van Vactor
to defend him, and Mr.. Van Vactor ad-
Yised the fellow to stand trial, feeling
assured that he could be cleared, but
Blank knew he was guilty, and refused
to listen to the advice of his attorney,
so when the case was called for trial,
be surprised everybody by announcing
that he Withdrew the plea not guilty
and desired to enter a plea of guilty:
It is evident that he assaulted his COM
panion with the intention of killing
and robbing him; he knew it, and his
conscience would not permit him to
deny the truth.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13
Gave Leg Ball,

At 10 o'clock Wednesday Cousta.
BILE Hill took Ed Marshal and Charles
Jones, the men arrested for robbing
John Woods house, out of jail and es-
eorted them to Justice Filloon's office
for examination. Deputy District At
torney Michel was to appear for the
state in the examination, but was de-
tained with business before the grand
jury, so did not arrive promptly on
time, and the efendant Marshall be-
ea4e restless. He asked Constable
Hill to allow him to 60 to the closet
back of the Justices Office and the re-
quest was granted, but Marshal did
not stop at the closet,e He lodged out
the back door and down the street like
frightened deer. In the alley back
of Ward & Robertson's stable he
found q horse ready saddled belonging
to Mr.. Morton, and mounting it made
a break for liberty. UP the street
past the Methodist church. he went
and on to his home where he mounted
his own horse and rode away. The ex-
aminatiop was continued until such a
time as Marshal can be recaptured, and
Jones was allowed to go On his own
recognizance until the case shall again
be called. -,,.-, t.s,..,..,. ~
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13
CURIOUS FACTS,

MR. STANLEY states that between
l777 and 1907 5000, 900 African slaves
were sold in the West Indies alone.
IHE making of lucifer matches is a
state monopoly in France, Spain.
PORTUGAL, Italy, Greece, Roumania and
Servia.
THERE are 1852 cigarmakers estab-
ilshed IN Germany, employing 1876, ,99s
persons. The number of retailers is
estimated at 100000.
IHE highest waves ever met with in
the ocean are said to be those off the
cape of Good Hope. Under the infiu-
ence of northwesterly gale they have
been known to exceed forty feet in
height.
SOME Chinese coins are but one
twentieth the value of an American
cent. The celestial kingdom has many
nthuslastic coin collectors. In one
notable collection there are more than
10000 varieties of cash, the oldest of
which date back as far as $500 b. C.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13

ed each evening, as the program will
consist of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, recitations, presentations, etc. AL
though the program will be elaborate
and the entertainment perfect, the adj
mission will be only 10 cents for adults,
and children accompanied by their
parents or guardians will be admitted
free. On Wednesday night, Thanks
giving eve, by request of many patrons,
the hall will be open for terpsichorean
amusements, at which time gentlemen
will be charged so cents, ladies ad-
mitted free. The fair promises to be
one of the pleasantest events ever held
in The Dalles.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-13
Miilard Convicted

About II o'clock Thursday. the jury
before whom Ira Millard was tried on
an Indictment for indecently exposing
dispersion, returned a verdict of guilty.
The crime for which Millard was con.
gieted is one of the most contemplate
in the category of crime, ana it 1s to
be regretted that the statutes do not
provide more severe punishment. a
man who deliberately exposes himself
before women and children and forces
his hateful exposures upon them does
a most detestabie act, one for which
there is no excuse. 1t is an act against
common decency, and seldom prac-
ticed by sane man.