The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-14

at Moro. It, however, extended into the
the Klickitat valley on the Washington
side.
4 Yesterday Mrs. B. S. Huntington re-
ceived telegram from her brother, Nor
man Wileon, informing her of the death
of his wife, Leona Wilson, at their home
in Phoenix, Arizona, at IL O'Clock
Wednesday. No particulars were given,
( other than that she passed away un-
ex pectedly. They were married about
+! two years ago in Phoenix, and were
happily situated there. His numerous
friends here will deeply regret the great
sorrow which has come to Mr.. Wilson
Just when life seemed the brightest.
At meeting of the teachers of our
public schools last evening it was de-
cided to attend the educational meeting
in Hood River tomorrow, going down
by boat in the morning. Hood. River
people have arranged to banquet them
at the hotel at noon, and the meeting
will convene at 10 O'Clock, closing in
time to reach the boat. A number of
friends will accompany them. The
people of that little town have alec been
noted for their interest in educational
matters and the cordiality with which
they receive its exponents..
Though the weather is as changeable
as the styles, tourist travel on the river
has already begun, and yesterday
large number of visitors from different
parts of the eastern states came UP on
the Regulator as far as the Cascades.
In making the trip so early in the
season much of the disappointment
which is caused by smoky atmosphere
obstructing the view is avoided. From
all indications tourists on the Colum bia
this year will be as numerous as it is
them both make their appearance
numerous" Well welcome them Doth.
If the teachers make the trip tits only
Citing they should find the river full
of schools of salmon.
Truman Butler received letter from
his father this morning, which was
written on the 9TH day of this month,
saying that he would leave Skagwav tor
the Atlin country the following day.
Mrs. Butler will join him in June. A
letter was also received from Henry
Michel, informing his brothers that he
and Mrs. Michel would leave on the
4 h for Atlin, going over White Pass to
the summit by train. The lakes, he
Gays, are all frozen solid and will prob
ably not break up for four or six wetks.
The railroad will be through to Lake
Bennett in about two months. The
coldest it was in Skagway during the
winter was five degrees below. They
are more than pleased with Alaska.
The search for the bodies of II. D.
Mcclure and A. W. Reed continues, but
apparently in vain. E. F. Walsh, who
is in the land offiee at Roseburg, says
that every effort is being made that is
possible to recover the bodies. A re-
ward of 800 has been offered for the
body of A. w. Reed by his brother, but
it did.not apparently increase the size
of the searching party, which has been
large one from the fret. It is the
opinion that the bodies will be very
hard to find. The North Umpqua ls az
clear as crystal, but the water is almost
too cold for diving. If the bodies have
not been carried below where the south
fork of the river emptiee, there is yet
hope of finding them. The south fork
comes from mining section, and is
very muddy. If the bodies reach the
, muddy water they may never be found
! 1t is the general opiuion, however, that
, they have not gone that far down the
stream.
} The Dalles is to lose one of it's best
physicians, DIR. Hollister having decided
to move to Portland about the first o.
, June. The doctor will be greatly missed
especially by the needy, whom he il
3 ever ready to give assistance, regardless
of the fact that there is often no re-
: muneration for the services rendered
The Condor Globe has the following
, concerning DIR. Hudson, who is to take
the doctors Office here: "Dr. ]. II
Hudson returned Saturday from Port
land and The Dalles, where he epen
9 last week on a business trip. His many
3 friends here will be somewhat surprised
:, to learn that he has formed a partner
. ship with DIR. Hollister at The Dalle
q and will move to that city and tax,
charge OF his new practice within few
weeks. DR.. Hollister is said to hav