The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-31


To see the beauties here untold;
Easter gowns OF richest mould,
Remindful of the day.
w. S. Neece, OF Moro, wac in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. L. E. Grove is expected to arrive
home this evening.
Fotos for fun for everyone next Satur-
day. Come early.-Gifford.
The o. R. & N. Co. today paid to
Sh eriff Kelly as taxes, $8. .325.70.
Two shipments of silk waists arrived
at A. NJ. Williams & Co.'s today.
T. NJ. B. ChAstain, who is teacher of
the Victor school, is in the city today.
James Falt, who has been spending a
short time with relatives in Seattle and
Sound citiee, returned last night.
Messrs. T. H. Johnston. John Stevens,
VIM. Vanderpool and w. Fl. H. Dufur
are visitors from Duiur in the city.
A meeting of the Epworth League of
the M. E. church is called for this
evening, at which every member is re-
quested to be present.
AS the 3rd of the month comes on
Monday, according to previous agree
ment entered into some time since,
collection day will be on Tuesday, the
4tb.
Forty-four head of cattle were brought
over from Camas Prairie last evening
for the Columbia Packing Company. A
portion OF them were taken across the
river this morning to Curtis pasture.
About seventeen teachers and friends
of education will leave the Academy
Park school at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing for Dnfur to attend the educational
meeting, which convenes from till
O'Clock tomorrow.
A partition is today being placed in
the building to be occupied by the First
National Bank. The east side of the
building has not as yet been rented, but
the bank will be moved into the west
side about the first of May.
George Plaster arrived in The Dalles
last night from Portland and will have
charge of the Elite Annex, the barber
shop which will occupy the southeast
corner of the Umatllla House. Mr.
Parkins informs US it will be ready fol
opening on Saturday, April 1st; but al
the same time will be no joke, but g
reality.
j. Eberle, who recently came to The
Dalles from Iowa and has tailor shor
on Second street, opposite Mays
Groves, is one of those up-to-date tailort
which it is satisfaction TO have in g
community. He has just received 6
stock of goods in the very latest patterns
and desires that DAlles people call anc
see them so that they may be convinced
as to their style.
Among the list Of casualties sent by
| Otis yesterday is the name of Charles r
Robert, who was slightly injured in tht
leg. Among our last recruits was Charlie
R. Rubart, which it is thought must b,
the one who is meant. Capt. Bartel
tells US that Rubart is a comparative
STRANGER here and that he thinks hi
home is in the upper country as ther
were several from there who enlisted
here.
: dispatch from Washington say
that Oregon's wounded soldier boys vii
be brought home from Manila as soon a
possible, and as there are plenty c
transports there they can come at a
early date. Those able TO travel will b
put on Immediately. This rule prot
ably applies to those who are seriousl
injured, and those who will be unable t
f. further engage in the battle. This new
will cheer many an aching heart whic
ls saddened by the thought of love
ones who need care being SO lar away.
Information blamed from Spokan
states that there now ere tWenty-fou
well-developed smallpox cases in tbs
city. In the peethouse there are fou
teen, in quaraDtined lodging-hou:
Y there are seven, and three others ext
in private houses. As there is a pose
bility of the disease be ming epidem
in Spokane, and therefore spreading
the varions laccs along the railroad
would it not be well for the people
The Dalles to Guard against its inroac
by vaccinating? Not that We wish