The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-03

. Saturday. Mr.. Kelly expected to
| leach Winnemucca last night and
you'd probably start back with For.
Ester today.
,tT On Friday evening Chaplain John
n Hogolt Lozier will give an entertain
Fment at the NJ. E. church for the
benefit of the Epworth League. Ad
mission has been placed at 25 cents
and general invitation is extended
to all to attend.
On Christmas eye Andrew Keller
will give away six elegant presents
a photograph camera, boudoir lamp
mandolin, opera glass, silver set and ari
lamp table. One ticket in the drawing
is given with each purchase of 10 cents
at the Oregon Bakery
| One dozen of those extra finish Pla.
tino Fotos. made by Clifford, will make
you twelve fine presents for Christmas
Nothing would be more appreciated.
and now is the time to sit for them
Don't put it off too long and then
! expect 10 have them finished in
| time. lOnov lGec.
| A man recently left dripping um'
brella outside an Office door with a
card attached, on which was written:
| "The man who owns this umbrella
strikes ton and will be back in five
| minutes" On returning he found
only the card pinned on the wall and
on the other side was written: THE
man who took this umbrella walks
| five miles an hour aDd he won't be
back at all.
Today DR.. Doane reported to the
| authorities case of diphtherla In
the family of j. S. Singleton, who re-
sides en- Eight street, the case being
a little girl of about seven years OF age.
She was taken sick last Wednesday,
but the symptoms of diphtneria did
not develope until today. Every pre-
caution has been taken to isolate the
case, and Mr.. Singleton's residence
has been luarautined.
Last night Marshal Lauer picked
up little fellow by the name of Has.
son Donnelly who skipped out from
Portland a few days ago to see the
world. He beat his way to The
Dalles. and when confronted by an
officer acknowledged his identity a d
said he was willing to return home.
The boy is only 13 years of age and is
apparently bright little fellow. He
will be returned to his parents.
mo more relief is needed at present"
is the word that comes from Canyon
City, hence the Times-Mountaineer
will not continue it's subscription fund.
Yesterday Sl08 were subscribed to the
fund and S8l were paid in. which was
sent to the mayor of Canyon City.
No further collections will be made
until the people of the afflicted city
are heard from. If they need more
aid, the Times. .Mountaineer will con-
tinue its relief fund.
The Dalles res ponded nobly to the
call for assistance for the Canyon City
sufferers. Yesterday the citizens sub
scribed $108 to.the Times Mountaineer
fund, and today many others offered
to donate, but their generosity was re-
fused because of the announcement
that 40 more help is required. How
ever those who have subscribed and
not yet paid hold themselves in readi-
ness to pay, should moro assistance be
required, and there are many others
who are willing to give if more assist.
ance is needed.
OF the various special favorite at
fractions that annually tour there is
none more popular than that eYerlast
ing hit "The Pulse of New YORK"
which will be presented at Vogt opera
house next Monday Dec. 5. This
seasons cast still retains the old
favorites, including Miss EmyliDe
Barr, otherwise known as the Balti-
more Belle. who will be seen in five
different characters, also displaying
some stunning gowns. The wonderful
Thompson Tots, infant soubretts.
Madge Maitland, female baritone
marvel of the world, and Thomas W.
Hill, singing comedian are still among
the principal artists.