The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-10

ried away some sSb she had left in the
bureau. A yeunr fellow who had
been rooming ia Mrs. BoDzie's house
is supposed to be the thief, as he dis
appeared some tune Tuesday nigh,
and is supposed to have gone to Port
land.
This morning at Grants. W. Fl.
Reeves, q brakeman in the employ OF
the o. r. & n, attempted to board
moving train and caught his right foot
between the guard and main rail and
had It severely crushed. He was
broughtto The Dalles ana Drs. Logan
and Dosne dressed his wound. Itw
thought best, by che physicians, to
| send him to the hospital in Portland /,
and he will go down on No. tomor-
row.
Today supplementary articles Of
Incorporation were filed with the
county clerk by the Columbia South
ern Railroad Co. The new articles
provide for the extension of the
present line to Prineville and from
there to Canyon City, also authorizes
the company to buy, construct and
operate line of steam boats on the
Columbia and Snake rivers. The sup.
plimentary articles were fled with E.
E. Lytle, D. C. U'Riley, May Enright
and w. q. Moore as incorporatocs.
On December A. Is and 16 the ladies
OF the Methodist church will give a
fair in Vogt opera house that promises
to be very entertaining. On Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings Miss Rose
Bloch, of Portlsnd, will render num-
Der of vocal solos, and as Miss Bloch
is one OF the best singers in the state,
her singing will be the attractive
feature those evenings, however there
will be other attractions. On Friday
evening Hampshire and Clarke will
render several numbers in their Gus
tomary original and pleasing Kramer.
An accident that occurred to the
water works this morning caused many
amusing incidents TO occur. When |
people got up they found that there
was no water in the pipes. and as it
had been qnite cold night they all !
the water bad frozen, ana |
many of them proceeded with lamps |
and other heat producing devices to
"thaw out" the pipes. After devoting
D few hours to this pastime, they |
learned that the water had been shut
off, and each one wanted his neighbor
to kick him because he had not
thought of the water being shut of
sooner.
A silver napkin ring was taken from
Mrs. Nelson's boarding house on Third
street, last Friday evening. The ring
Is resting on leaf and flower of silver
and has the name Lizzie" inscribed
On the top. The person having the
same will confer favor by returning
It, as it was gift to the owner. Sus.
oicion rests upon certain party, and
hey will find it to their welfare to re.
urn IL, as letter has been received
which completely gives them away.
# 1t is returned no questions will be
lsked*
An error was made few days since
nstating that the attorneys for For
.ster had been given until January
7th to file motion for a change of
'enue. The action of the court was
o overrule the demurrer to the in
ictment, and give notice to the at
orney's as to the date when the case
would be set for trial. The attol ney's
Or the defendant are not decided as
o whether they will move for q change
t venus, but 10 all probability will
fer no objection to the case being
ried In this county.
Fhe Eugene Guard says: Claude
the convicted murderer of
ohm Linn, who Is soon to be hanged,
J as restless in the county Jail as
aged lion. The other day he sent for
Deputy District Attorney Harris, but
ad nothing particular to say but
everal times tried to induce Mr.. Har-
Is to come within reaching distance
t his cell. Monday evening he tried
number of times to have Sheriff
Vithers approach the cell closely, but
'as not accommodated. After the
herif had left he told the prisoners
bat if Withers had come up to the
age he would have attempted to get
is pistol and would haYe used 1t to a
ood advantage had he been success
al. He also said the officers were ]
nto him, and that If Harris had come
'ithin reaching distance he would
ave "choked him to death.'
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