The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-02-11
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
NJ. D. Mcdonald, of Lyle, is in tn
city.
Miss Ida Foss is in the city fron
Hood River.
]. P. McClay, of Moro, is at th
Umatilla House.
Miss Leila Evans. of Dufur, is visiting
Dalles friends.
Frank Woodcock Jr., of Wamic, i:
visiting friends in the city.
C. E. Jones. of Antelope, is regis.
tered at the Umatilla House.
Miss Bessie Isenberg, Of Hood River
is registered at the Umatilla House.
Marriage license was issued today to
to Martin L. New and Miss G. l..
Chastian, both of this county.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanpa,of Airing
ton. are visiting Mr.. Hanna's brothers
on Chenoweth creek, near this city.
The snow storms are causing con-
siderable trouble between this place
and Spokane. The Spokane train,
which is due here at 5 a. m., is report
ed ten hours late, so she will arrive
about the same time as the o. r. & N.
overland.
Sheriff Gray, of Crook county,
stoppen over in the city last night on
his way from PenGleton to Prineville.
he had a man by the name of Crane
in custody who is wanted in Crook
county for larceny. Crane was ar
rested few days ago in Umatilla
county
This seems to be ; bad day for the
railroad company. Along with the
freight wreck at Rooster Rock and the !
slide which delayed the Spokane train /
tee hours, the overland is reported |
over eight hours behind time, so that
it will not be through until eleven or
twelve o'clock tonight.
The teachers examination for
county certificates, state diplomas and
state life diplomas, is being held in the
superintendent's office this afternoon.
There are sixteen applicants for
county certificates, three for state
diplomas and one for state life dip
Iona. The names of the successful
ones will be published as soon as the
result of the examination is learned.
Attorney S. E Van Vactor returned
last evening from a business trip TO
Condor. He informs US that the
weather is intensely cold in that Sec
tion in comparison to what it Is in
The Dalles From his account there
being at least twenty degrees differ
ence in the temperature. A few days
ago one of the passengers going from
to Fossil on the stage had Z
his feet badly frozen and is in pitiful
condition.
II the reports in one of our exchang-
es is reliable concerning the condition
Of affairs with the stockmen in the
country, it will be with diff
Guilty and great expense that the stock.
men around Antelope will pull their
stock Through the winter if the present .
weather continues. 1t states that hay
Is selling ut $50 per ton and is not any "
too plentiful at that price, and that
many stockmen are short OF feed. Ii d
such state OF affairs exists it is GER o
.ainly hard on them. 81
The Minstrel boys arrived on the o
delayed Spokane train this afternoon =
Ind are enthusiastic oyer therecspLion p
accorded them by the hospitable peo' q
Die of Heppner. After the show, y
which was a success in every regard,
he audience rendered them their con- ol
and cleared the floor for o.
|apcing. A banquet was served after o.
he dance. VI
Some time this morning the west
pound freight, No. 81. was derailed b.
,ear Rooster Rock and the engine and al
fifteen cars went into the ditch. The d.
elegi aph wires have been down al In
most all day and nothing definite b
.ould be learned concerning the n
wreck. Reports were current as to T
mbers of the trains crew being in 81
ured but nothing definite could be m
earned. Some had it that Engineer +
Charles Graham was seriously hurt h
shile others said the brakeman whose al
,ame could not be learned was injured.
Nothing has been received to verify W
hese reports. u
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