The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-03
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braska, where he wskL with cattle
some time since. ishen he left
Nebraska the cattle market was dull,
consequently he and 7. w. Howard
had not sold all theAstock that they
shipped.
| George Gibson, the yard master who
was turnover by a train and killed at
Umatilla Monds Y night, was 3e years
of age. and left widow. He died on
the way to the hospital at Walla Walla
and was not killed instantly as stated
in yesterdays paper.
Last night Geo. renny was brought
up from Cascade Locks and deposited
in the county Jail to serve a sentence
of 10 days for destroying property. He
was convicted before Justice J. F.
Stout of having broken window in
the house of Andrew Treaverse.
1.-THE Pulse of New York" with its
twelve star specialties will be the at
traction at Vogt opera house Monday,
Dec. 5. This seasons cast numbering
twenty celebrities, is headed by the
Baltimore Belle, Miss Emyline Barr,
who will be seen in FIVE different |
characters. The wonderful Thompson |
Tots in series of new specialties are
still among the favorites, also Miss
Madge Maitland, female baritone
supreme.
This morning letter was received
from Sheriff Kelly at Carson, New.
where he arrived Sunday evening. At
that time the requisition papers for
Forester had not arrived, but he ex-
pected to receive the papers Monday.
and would then proceed to Winnemuca
to get the murderer.
Some of the exchanges announce
that there is q great demand for an
yora goats somewhere, but fail to state
The place. They would corfer favor
lpon the citizens If The Dalles if they
would designate the place where the
lemand is, for there is one goat here, 8
he only one in the city outside of f
odge rooms, that the owners of lawns t
nd flower gardens would be pleased to r
ee exported to that haven where goats fl
ire in demand. t
There seems of be some doubt eX |,
ressed ABOUT the appearance of Chap
ain Lazier here tomorrow evening, it b
ayiug been stated that owing to I'll
ailroa6 wreck he would be unable to C;
II his engagement. Since Rev. j. +
Vood, pastor of the M. E. church, r;
nder whose auspices the entertain. b
lent is to be given. has received no tt
office to cancel the date, it is quite
vident the chaplain will appear III W
he M. E church tomorrow evening. W
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Smith CT
rench We're notified by telephone ca
lat their daughter, DR.. Gertrude &C
rench, was seriously i'll with tonsiIi- ct
S at Portland, and requesting them nj
come Immediately. They chartered pi
special trai3, and in company With at
eir son. Frank, proceeded to Port sa
nd at once. a dispatch from DR..
ixon, received this afternoon, states
at DR.. French is not in dangerous Al
and is in 4 fair way to
covery.
There was pleasing bowling con. w
st among the bowiers on the club
leys last night. Six married men. Ii
'adshaw, DeHuff. Nolan, Phillips. no
oughton end Tolmie, challenged a -
,e number Of single men, V. Schmidt, ca
Sinnott. c. Ballard. Bert Baldwin, OIL
Stadieman and G.. Mays to roll four Vi
mes for an oyster supper. The re-
1t was disastrous to the benedicts
e single men having beaten them 10
is in four games. They then chal
lged the boys for another. 8 anne for
, cigars, and were beaten II pins. 'ns