The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-07-01
From TUESDAYS Daily

be at the nearest safe harbor to
the ocean.
From Tuesdays Daily
d. q. Barrett. of Mosier, was in the
city today.
w. Stewart, of Corvallis, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. w. II. Mansfield left this
morning for her home at Eugene.
J. G. McKlnnon, representing the
Great Northern railway, was in the
city.
Mrs. j. A. West, of Portland, is
visiting in the city, the guest OF Mrs
Forwood.
Last night Friendship Lodge.
Knights of Pythias, had work lin the
third rank.
Today Julius II. L. Ruhberg, na-
tive of Germany, was admitted to full
citizenship, having taken the neces-
sary oaths before Judge Bradshaw.
The Hood River strawberry crop is
about harvested, and the shipments of
berries from that place have been
comparatively light the past few days.
W. D. Harding has been run ming
work train west of Arlington the past
two weeks but has returned to The
Dalles to take charge of train from
here.
Reports from all the wheat growing
sections are very flattering. There is
every indication that Oregon and
Washington will harvest immense
| crops this season.
Tom Brogan, of Antelope, with
his two daughters, Misses Bridget and
Mary arrived in the city Saturday. and
left this morning for Portland. They
were accompanied by Miss Katie
Brogan of this city.
j. l.. Yadder. of London, KY. who
| owns the stage line from here to
Prineville, spent the day in the city.
Mr.. Yadder has been in Montana look
ing after his different mail lines, and
says throughout that country there is
general thrift and enterprise.
This morning the Regulator was
thronged with merry crowd of ladies
and children who took advantage of the
excursion given by ST. Paul's Sunday
school to make journey to the lock.
Some so persons, supplied with lunch
baskets made up the picnic party.
The Regulator went out this morn
ing in charge of Capt. g. M. Alden,
Capt. Fred Sherman having resigned
his position on the boat. 1t is pleas
ing to Dallesites to see Capt. Alden
again among them and all hope that
he will be retained on this end of the
| river.
This forenoon Deputy Sheriff Sexton
arrested Frank Crane on warrant
issued from Crook county. Crane was
indicted by the grand jury of Crook
county for larcency, and will be held
here awaiting the arrival of Sheriff
Gray, who has been notified of his
arrest.
Today M. K. Thompson was given a
trial before jury in Justice Bayard's
court on charge of assault and bat
| terry, having assaulted and beaten Ed
Bteem, and was found guilty. Justice
Bayard imposed fine of S15, and
Thompson refusing to pay the same
| was confined in the county Jail.
Many residents of The Dalles re-
member Miss Alice Duffy. formerly
teacher ir the public schools here,
and will regret to learn of the acci-
dental killing of her brother, J. E.
Duffy, at North McGregor, Iowa. He
was run over by train while en-
route to attend the Grand Court, F. of
A. for Iowa.
Next Friday evening a lawn social
will be given by the Junior Congre-
gational League, to which all are cor
daily invited. The object for which
it is given is most worthy one, to
all the baby home in Portland, hence
it is entitled to a very generous
patronage. Refreshments will be
served, and other amusements fur
nished.
The court street sewer, which has
given more trouble than any other in
the town, has caved in again, and it
will require an outlay of several hun
dred dollars to open it. This is one
sewer that should be rebuilt, even if
the new system cannot be put in, for
it will be continual expense for re-
pairs as long as it stands in the present
condition.
The body of man was found float
ing in the Columbia near Stevenson
Friday. Coroner Kirkman examined
the remains, but deemed it unnecessary
to hold an inquest. The body had
been IN the water some time. The
clothing consisted of blue wooden
shirt. black trousers, red WOODEN un-
dershirt and Gotten flannel under.
clothes. The body was buried near
where it was found.
The delegates to the National Ed
itorial Association will not arrive in
The Dalles until the morning of July
4th, and about all the entertainment
that can be given them here will be a |
breakfast at the Umatilia House.
A little episode occurred at Chehalis,
WASH, that has caused young man |
from Woolly to feel rather uncomfort-
able. He arrived in Chehalis Friday |
to be married to Miss Margaret Dever,
deputy postmistress, and after secur-
ing license learned that his betrothed
had skipped out with A. S. Taylor,
travelling salesman for Wiley B. Allen,
and had been married at Napavine.
The young man from Woolley now has
a marriage license to dispose of.
At special nesting of the library
held last evening the con-
stitution was revised, and the pur.
chasing committee was instructed to
buy 35 new books, the list to comprise
a number of the latest novels and his.
tories. 1t was also ordered that a
of the books in the library