The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09
WAYsI0E cLEANlNos.
Circus day tomorrow.

has elected Homer Angel, of this city,
as president for the coming year.
J.F. Hampshire is again at his desk
at Mays & Crowe's Office, after few
days illness, which confined him to his
room.
John Gavin and J.. F. Moore have
entered into law partnership. with
Office rooms 80 and 40 over the U. S.
land Office.
All day today people have been ar
irving to attend the circus. The town
will no doubt present lively appear
ance tomorrow.
Albert Holman, con of Glen Holman,
the we'll known newspaper man, has &C.
cepted position with the Eastern Ore
gon Land Company in this city.
Pease & Mays are showing large and
complete line of crash suits for men and
boye. The assortment com prises an
endless variety of neat and stylish pat
terms. Just the thing for the coming
hot weather.
Marshal Lauer arrived on the late train
406O h4kAts hoNihS tAiO away
girl mentioned in yesterday 'sCHRoNIcLE.
1t ie to be hoped she has decided that
running away isn't quite SO pleasant an
occupation as she imagined.
Large bands of cattle have been ar
irving in the city since last evening from
About 1900 head will be shipped to
Saunders of Salt Lake City. N. ]. Bur-
CESS brought in 800 last evening.
Invitations have been received by
friends in The Dalles to attend the mar
riage of Edwin Mays and Mics Mabel
Ainsworth, which takes place at the
First Presbyterian church in Portland
on Wednesday, June 81, at $50 o'clock.
Those whose names appear as de-
linquents on the tax list may have an
especial interest in tomorrow's weekly
CHRONICLE, as the delinquent tax list
for 1896 will appear in that issue. 1t
would be we'll were they to call on the
sheriff and liquidate.
Those ladies' tailor-made suits at A.
M. Williams & Co.'S. Have you seen
them? Suits that were eight and ten
dollars last season are marked down to
four and five dollars now. The choicer
numbers are moving rapidly. Don't
delay seeing them, at least.
How about the river today2 Well it
stood at 1927 this morning, having fallen
g. The report says the weather will he
warmer for torty-eight hours and the
Snake will begin rieing weet of Pasco
tomorrow. There will be a rapid rise
at The Dalles after Tuesday.
Rev. jos. DeForest will deliver the
| baccalaureate sermon to the st. Helens
| hall and Bishop Scott Academy gradu-
! ates Sunday evening at Trinity church
in Portland. There will, therefore. be
no service in the Episcopal church Sun
day, as the rector will leave for Portland
4 on the boat tomorrow.
The circus will arrive In fTe sections
tomorrow morning at o'clock. The
big parade takes place at about IO
O'Clock, and the tents will be situated
on the fair grounds. I Reserved num-
bered tickets and general admission
tickets can be procured at the Snipes
Kinersly drug stIre tomorrow. Genera
admission 80 cfnts; reserved seats 2
cents extra.
The CHRONICLE has received an in
vitation to attend the seventh annua
commencement of Whitman college
which takes place at WalIa Walla frou
the Sth to the I4th of this month. Wer
1t convenient we would be glad to &C
cept the invitation. Dalles people hav
a warm spot in their hearts for Whit
man college, and we wish it renewe
success every year.
About fifteen students who have bee
attending the Portland university ar
rived on the boat last evening on tn
way to their respective homes in Eater
Oregon, Washington and Idaho, leavin
on the night train. There eeems to b
resolution to maintain the universit
in spite of the difficulties which hav
beset it. 1t may not be located a
University Park next year, and there
} considerable talk about securing tn
Portland hospital building at sunnysid,
which can be easily arranged to accom-