The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-18


hardt, will return home tonight. The
doctor did not arrive in that city until
Wednesday noon, and his sister died
that morning. Mrs. Geisendorffer ac-
companied him, and both were present
at the funeral.
| A cordial invitation is extended to the
ladies of The Dalles and vicinity to at
tend the opening of spring and summer
millinery goods at the millinery parlors
of Campbell & Wilson, on Second street,
March 81 and %. The finest line of
goods on display ever shown in this city.
15td
Last Wednesday evening in Portland
Fred Keller, of this city, and Miss An
ME Free were united in marriage.
Thursday evening the bride and groom
arrived in The Dalles, and have rented
small cottage near Seufert's fruit farm,
where they will make their home. Mr..
Keller has been in the employ of Seufert
Bros. for the past ten years, and is
very industrious, worthy young man,
whom everyone wishes well.
Ian Maclaren, who is now on lectur-
ing tour in this country, begins in an
early issue of The Ladies' Home Journal
his latest piece of literary work. 1t is
series of popular articles in which he
defines the relation that minister holds
to his congregation: how preacher is
helped by his people; how a congrega-
tion can make the most of the minister,
and other phases of the most satisfactory
attitude of congregation to a pastor.
A circumstance which was very COM
plimentary to the Noble Dramatic Co.
occurred at a small place where they
were playing East Lynne recently. The
hall was crowded, and on a seat almost
touching the stage sat an old lady, who,
becoming very excited during the scene
between Francis Leyison and the woman
he had wronged, jumped to her feet, and
with the tears streaming down her
of that scamp. If wouldn't give him
a shaking!' But Francis kept out Of
her way and survives.
Superintendent ]. H. Alderman leaves
today for an extended visit in Eastern
Oregon. He will attend a number of
towns he visits, and will also attend the
interstate teachers association at Walla
Walla, Washington, on March oath and
25th. Next Saturday and Sunday he
will visit his daughter, Miss Lillian
Ackerman, one of the teachers of the
high school of La Grande. He will visit
La Grande, Baker City, Union, Walla
Walla, Milton, Weston, Pendleton, The
Dalles and Dufur before returning home.
Salem Stateeman.
If any one may be desirous of having
the "knotty" problem settled in as short
time as possible, we would refer them
to Judge Gates, who can sentence a
couple for "'life'' with as easy grace as
he could send man up for day, who
is charged with vagrancy. As soon as he
discovers they are willing to take each
other, he doesn't stop to inquire whether
its for better or worse, but just tells
them all right, and settles the question
/ right there. However, had he listened
to the production of East Lynne before
9 instead of after the ceremony last night,
! no doubt he might have hesitated in
passing sentence with such clear con-
science.
} A dispatch from Heppner, dated
, Thursday, says: Snow has been
falling since midnight Tuesday, and has
: every appearance of continuing for an-
3 other day or two. Thesnow is very wet,
r and as there was no frost in the Prouno
it melts almost as quickly as it falls. II
q is now almost four inches deep. Reports
d from Monument and Canyon City are to
:. the effect that the storm is the heaviest
: known for years, A large number oi
e stock, especially sheep are sure to perish.
a On the mountains twenty-five miles
south of here the snow is thirty inches
deep. The loss of sheep in this section
J, will be enormous, unless the storm ceasel
: within twenty-tour hours.
: The many friends OF Miss Charlotte
Roberts will be sorry TO learn that
: she has been confined to the hous,
: for the past ten days as the result of al
= accident which occurred week ago las
Saturday night. Miss Roberts had beer
busy in her Office all day and was lat,
. starting home and about z 80 O'Clock a
Il she was driving up the narrow grad
y near Mrs. Eva Morgan's barn he
! horse took fright at man coming dowr
e the road leading a bicycle. and backed