The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-03-04

inches long and was severely bruised
as we'll as rendered insensible for some
time. He was carried home after
which he regained consciousness and
is getting along nicely at present.
The funeral of Mrs. Waud, who died
at her home in the Western part Of
town Satur day, was held yesterday
afternoon, the interment having taken
place in the city cemetery. She was
about "a years of age and leaves hus-
band and three small children to
mourn her loss. Her death was caused
by blood poisoning.
This morning sid Kelly left for the
| interior on a business trip, where he
will represent w. A. Johnston & Co.
He has one of the finest outfits that
has ever been sent out by a Dalles
buiness house. He will carry samples
of sowing machines and bicycles also
take orders for every thing in the
machinery line that their catalogue
contains.
P.J. McGrail and wife, of Nansene,
are in the city today. He informs US
that there was considerable snow south
of Dufur this morning extending east
as far as the breaks of the Descbutes.
Last nights rain, which was quite
heavy throughout the interior, was
needed as there is not sufficient mois-
ture, for this time of the year, to insure
good crops. The roads are ia worse
condition today than they have been
for several weeks being very muddy
and slick.
The following are the high daily
scores at the Umatilla House alleys for
the week ending yesterday: Monday
and Tuesday, Birgfield SO and 81;
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, F.
Pundt go, SO and 55; Saturday McDon-
aid SO; Sunday. ]. Walton 6S. At the
Moody alley the following were the
scores: Monday, McFadden 73; Tues
day and Wednesday. Singleton Sc and
SO: Thursday and Friday, F. Hill 54
each day. on Saturday, Robinson So;
Sunday, Tom Hazlet Sc.
The A. L. P. s. QUARTET attended
the Congregational church last even
ing and assisted in the services by
singing "Let the Lower Lights be
burning" They demonstrated the
truth of all that has been said of them,
their voices being peculiarly we'll
adapted to each other and their sing
very pleasing. Seldom have the peo-
pie of The Dalles had an opportunity
to hear better male voices. After the
opening exercises Rev. Polling deliv-
cred an able and interesting sermon
upon the subject "True Manhood.
M. E. Tobin was arrested in Port.
land at noon Saturday by the sheriff of
Gillian county, for alleged particip.
alton in cattle-stealing near Arlington.
Tobin was taken east that afternoon.
He is very we'll known there, and for
the past eight months has been en-
gagged in the butchering business in
Portland. He says he has not been
out of town the last two months. and
as for Arlington, he claims never to
have been there. The accused. bears
q very good name, and his arrest is u
surprise to his many friends. who be-
lieve there must bea mistake about
it.
From Tuesdays Daily
q. E. Moore, of Duflr, is in the
city.
T. q. Crofton, of Centerville, is visit.
ing In the city.
j. A. Henderson, of White Salmon,
Is in the city.
W.T. Lyons and wife. of Moro, are
in the city today.
G. j. Friend. of Kingsley. is regis.
tered at the Umatilla House.
Miss Agnes Lane, of MeacAam is
visiting relatives in the city.
R B. May, of Portland, the we'll.
known travelling salesman, is in the
cit.
l7irl wanted to do general house
work. Apply to the Great Northern
furniture stores
Miss Ina P. Cooper, of McMinn-
vile, is visiting the family of her uncle
D. J. Cooper in this city.
The case of the city against Otis
Patterson was continued this after
noon until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
William S. Gribble, who formerly
served as clerk in the Umatilla House,
is in the city from his home near Mt.
Hood post Office.
Mrs. DR.. Logan, was among the
passengers on the boat for Portland
today, where she will attend the per-
formance of Ward and James.
Paul McCully, late of The Dalles
Chronicle, left this morning for
Goldendale where he has accepted
position as foreman on the Sentinel.
Mrs. ". L. Bradshaw left for Port
land on the Dalles City, this morn.
ing where she will spend a few days
visiting relatives and hear Ward and
James at the Markham.
Miss Grace Scott, of Corvallis, will
arrive 10 the city this evening to take
a position in the Chronicle Office as
compositor in place of Mr. McCully,
who has gone to Goldendale to work
on the Sentinel.
DR.. J. L. ,Condit and family, of
Chicago. who are making tour
the west, spent Sunday visit
ing the family of Mr.. Gilbert in this |
city and left yesterday, afternoon for
Portland.
Horses on the desert between Prime
vile and Silver Lake are in good con-
dition, notwithstanding the reports
that thousands are dying. On a trip
of nearly $50 mics not single dead
horse was seen
P. A. Mcpherson, supreme organ
lzer for the order of Pendo, is in the
city arranging to organize council
Of Pendo here. This is a fraternal
insurance society that possesses many