The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-02

for an appropriation 20 relieve starva-
tion in Cuba.
Geo. Stanger, of Lewis & Stanger,
dealers in BARRIERS supplies al Portland,
is in the city.
E. o. Mccoy aad VIM. Johnston
went to Portland On the delayed train
this morning.
Negotiations between this country
and Spain are being made to end the
war with Cuba,
j. A. Edwards, representing Olds &
King of Portland, is registered at the
Cmatilla House.
p. o. Ornuuff, who has been to Kan
sas on a visit, returned to his home at
Rufus. yesterday.
c. W. Lord spent Sunday visiting in
the city and returned to Arlington on
No. 2 last night.
D. c. O'Reilly, superintendent of
the Columbia Southern, returned to
WasUo last night.
M. J. Manning, this morning bought
400 pounds of pulled wool, paying l0c
per pound for the same.
Mrs. Ally Henderson left for her
home at White Salmon on the
Regulator this morning.
Miss Martin, who is teaching school
at Mosier, spent Sunday in the city,
| returning by boat this morning.
Passenger train No. l, was hours
late this morning. There were l0coach-
es attached, and all were we'll filled.
Fred G. Wonder, the costumer from
Portland, is in the city fitting out the
characters of King Hallabahoola ii.
The boiler for Hanson & Thomp-
sons new planning mill came up on the
Regulator Saturday and will be placed
in position today.
There is 80 tons of ore at the Wasco
warehouse from the OchOco mire,
which will be shipped to the smelter
at Everett, ash. this week.
The case of Richard, Broskhouse vs.
E. w. Carlisle, char ged with tearing
down fence, was dismissed by Justice
Filloon Saturday afternoon.
It is the we'll dressed man who wears
a tailor made suit. and no tailor in
Oregon makes a better fit than John
Pashek. Call and zee his new line of
spring and summer suits.
Lumber is on the beach for a new
Sow to be built for Foley and Peters.
Messrl. Ostlund & Berry arc the
contractors and began work this morn
ing.
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. McIuerny re-
turned home last evering, having got
ten no further than Portland when
they received the sad news that their
father, A. Bettengen, was dead.
Hon. w. H. Biggs and wife return
ed this morning from short trip TO
Wasco. Mr.. Biggs reports fall grain
looking we'll. and says from all indi
catious there will be large crop rLis
season.
The following gentlemen are regis
tered in the city, having returned
from the convention at Portland: Jos.
Hinkle, Prineville: J. w. Messenger,
Erskjneville: John Forbes. F. Ell. Will
liams. Geo. Meader, Moro: A. ]. Brig
ham, Dufur.
Following are the high scores at the
Umatilla House bowling alley for the
week ending sunday night: Monday.
Il. Maetz 60; Tuesday, Maetz SO; Wed
nesday, Maetz g.; thursday, d.
Wilder 81: Friday, Maetz, so; Saturday,
w. Birgfeld, 20: Sunday, G Groehler
SO.
Election was held by Cascade Lodge,
No. 3O3, b. P. o. Elks, last Saturda,
night. aud the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. Exalted
ruler, L. E. Grove; Esteemed Leading
Knight. ]. F. Hampshire; Esteemed
Loyal knight. W. L. Bradshaw; Es
teemed Lecturing Knight, Grant Mays;
Secretary, E. NJ. Wingate; Tyler. Geo.
A. Ferguson; Trustee, Thos Kelly.