so short s time; and as soon us j»he <01114
treat her voice to apeak, she askdd who
It was that had thus befriended her
Tha preceptress was not at liberty to
Blueflelds, W. Va., June 24.— This ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
DAYTON .................... OREGON.
tall, and with a secret suspicion ut a uu .
section has just been visited by a
Santa
Cruz,
Province
of
Laguna,
ALL OVER OREGON.
M artha. M ary returned to her room to
flood, the extent of which in ol),prob-
Luzon, June 26.—General Caillea sur­
read the other letter, which was s till ,la.
' or exceed that of
rendered here yesterday with 660 men
opened. H e r head grew dizzy, u u j t,cr
_____
Johoatowu in
----- 1889,
so far as the loss
spirits faint, a* she rend the passionate
and 600 rifles.
The oath of alleg­
of property is concerned. Early yes­
outpouring of a heart which had cherish­
iance was administered to the ex­
Mavlaw te ih»
terday morning;- shortly after mid­
ed her image for years, and which,
insurgent.
Colonel
Cabeilles,
who
night, a heavy downpour of rain be­
te Mu Fast Weak
though fearful of rejection, would »till
gan, accompanied by a severe electric
I fled to the mountains wth a portion
tell her how much ahe waa betovnlt “It
la •
Fana Whfcfcia
ia no sudden fancy," said he. “itn'ce,
of his troops, likswise surrendered.
Ukrty ta Prova te Interest la Oar Many storm, which increased in volume,
M ary, I believed my affection for you
continuing for several hours. The
Csilles did not sufficiently control the
returned, but now you are changed. Vour
Storm continued throughout the
populace to bring in all the insurg­
letter* are brief and cold, and wheu {
entire
night
and
day
and
at
10
A.
M.,
The
town
of
Whitney,
in
Eastern
ents
in
his
district.
The
proceed­
There aro about 27,000 Chines« ia
C H A I T E R X I I . —(Coot iaued.)
the wealthy Miss Selden seemed so fond look around for the cause I am |«| tu
though the storm had abated, the Oregon, is to put in a water system.
ings of surrender were orderly.
Hawaii.
fear that I waa deceived iu - th iiih iiij. , uu
Here Jenny's remarks were Interrupt­
lowering clouds threatened another
It is reported that a large number ed by the loud rattling of wheels, and the of her.
Baker
City
is
endeavoring
to
have
a
Soon afte r M ary went to Mount H ol­ ever loved me. I f I am mistaken, t»||
Secretary Hay haa started another terrific downpour at any moment.
of
Caillea'
followers
have
approached
weather bureau eetabliehed in that
halloo of many voices. Going to the yoke ahe bad received a letter from Billy, ma so; hut If I am not, if you can never
canal treaty.
Many miles of the Norfolk A West­ eity.
him with a proposition that he issue door, she end M ary saw routine down in which he expressed his pleasure that bs my wife, I will school myselr to think
ern
railroad
track,
bridges
and
tele­
An American deserter who acted aa
Steamboat
I a strongly worded proclamation de- the road at a furious rate the old bay she waa at school, but added that the Of you as a brother would think ot
Caillea’ lieutenant haa been placed in graph lines are entirely destroyed lamette river to f o r v a il i h '
|B**nng all Filipino insurgents who cart, laden with young people from Chic­ fact of her being there Interfered great- only and darling sister."
lamette
rner
to
Corvallis
has
ceased
refuse to surrender to be con.idered opee, who had been berrying In Stur­ ly w ltb his plan of educating her him­
and communication is entirely cut
■ IFF—k .
,
- ■ 1_____ ■
F o r several days Mary had not beet
off west of Elkhorn, so that it is im- for the summer.
as bandits, and that this proclama­ bridge and were now returning home In self. “ Mother’s III health,” said he, “ pre­ well, and tha excitement, p r o d ttr e r f by
Eire destroyed business buildings possible to learn the full extent of the
Probably the last car load of 1900 tion be published by the insurgent high glee. The horses were fantastically vented me from doing anything until now, B illy’s letter tended to increuse her ill-
and warehouses in Portland, Or., tc loss of “ ■
,
life
and
property,
but
officials
potatoes
in the state was shipped from . presidente of every town in Laguna trimmed with fe ru j sad evergreens, while and just aa I am In a fair way to accom­ neaa. During the hours iu w h ich she »1,_
......the value of 160,000.
several of the girl» were ornamented In plish my object someone else has stepped alone that day ahe bad ample time tor
the coal companies located iu the Hurl hurt a few days a g o ....................... • province..........................
the tame way. Conspicuous among the In before me. But It la all right, and as reflection, and before uight she wrote a
The loss of life in West Virginia district have sent out messengers to
The Oregon King Gold Mining Co.,
noisy group was Ella Campbell. Henry you do not seem to need my services at letter to Billy, in which she told him bow
flood will not be as large as first re­ Elkhorn, the terminus of both tele­
Lincoln's broad-brimmed hat was rest­ present I shall next week leave M r. Sel­ Impossible it waa to r her to be the wife
ported, while property loss will bs graphic and railroad communication, of Sumpter, has filed articles of incor­
greater.
\
Manila, June 26.—The insurgent ing on her long curls, while her white den's employment, and go Into M r. W or­ of one whom ahe had always loved us an
and have received a report that a con­ poration. Capital, 11,000,000.
Arrangements have been made to general Arollio, together with a con­ sun-bonnet was tied uuder Henry's chiu. thington's law ottlce as clerk, hoping that own and dear brother. This letter caused
A man in Chicago who attempted servative estimate as to the loss of
make
Prairie City a "station” on the siderable portion of the forces of Gen­ The moment Jenny appeared the whole when the proper time arrives I shall not M ary ao much effort, and so ninny bitter
life
will
easily
reach
200.
Some
ef
to stop a quarrel between two other
party set up ■ shout so deafeuing that
stage
line
and the change will be eral Malvar, is expected to surrender the’ Widow Perkins' came out In a trie« be defeated in another plan which was tears, that for several days she cojiiiiuied
the
drowned
are
among
the
most
men, accidentally ahot and killed one
formed in boyhood, and which has become worse, and a t last gave up all hope of be­
made
shortly.
to
the
American
forces
at
Han
Joee,
in
prominent citizens of the coal fields.
of them.
to see " if the Old H arry was to pay, or the great ohject of my life.”
ing present at the examination.
Batangas
province.
The little town of Keystone, with
what.” No sooner did Henry Lincoln get
Reports from the-various sections
“Oh, it’s too bad!” said Ida. “ to r I do
M ary felt perplexed and troubled.
W ashington’s state grain inspector a population of 2,000, seems the
W ith the change from a military to aigui
.uary
sight or
of M
ary tnan
than springing
springing to
to tils
bia reel,
feet. B illy’s letters of late had been more "like want you to see Cousin Georg.-, aud I
predicts that 26,000,000 bushels of greatest sufferer, practically the entire of the Rogue river valley are to the a Civil- government of the Philippine ' and swinging his arm around bia head, he those
of a lover than a brother, and ahe know ha'll be disappointed, too, for 1
wheat will be harvested in that state town being washed awAy. This town effect that the wheat crop thia year islands, which occurs July 4, the screamed-out: "Three cheers for the- could not help gueeaiug the nature of never aaw anything like the Interest he
will be considerably short of the aver-
this year.
difficulty
between
the
department
of
aehooim a’am anil
an .i her
h»r handsome
han«ia,>ma lover,
I
av
—
achoolma’am
“ the plan formed in boyhood.” She knew tak e, in yon.”
is the principal one in the Pocahon­ •KP-
the military secretary and civil serv­ B illy! H u rrah !”
ahe should never love him except with
A few days afterw ard, as Mary, was
A sailboat containing a young man tas coal fields, and is located near its
Sherman county will have an extra ice board over the matter of holding
“ Wasn’t that smart?” said Jeony, slater’s love, and though she could not lying thinking of Billy, and wondering if
and three girls capsized on Carquinez center.
It was to a great extent the large wheat yield this year.
examinations in the civil service for when at last tha hay cart disapeared tell him so her next letter lacked the tone she had dona right in writing to him as
straits, in California, drowning oaa headquarters from which the mining
A number of mines in- the Robin- certain civilians now employed by From view, and the noise and dust had of affection w ith which ahe was accus­ ahe did, Jenny came rushing in,- wild
of the girls and the young man.
population purchased supplies,
the military department will disap­ somewhat subsided, ,. Then aa she saw tomed to write, and waa on tha whole _ with delight.
iw i
number of the coal and sonville district have been bonded.
Brazil
formally accepted i t the
the tears in M ary’s eyes she added, “Oh, rather formal affair. Billy, who readily
H e r father was downstairs, together
pear.
coac plants throughout the Pocahon-
invitation to participate in the pan.
"
I wouldn't care if they did tease me about perceived the change, attributed It to the with Id a’s father, George and Aunt Mar­
Four hundred head of cattle were
In oonsequenoe of the surrender of Billy Bender. I ’d as lief be teased about right cause, and from that time-his let­ tha. "M ost the first thing I did,” said
American congress of nations, It i« j 1* district ar® reported practically purchased near Eqgene at an average
General Caillea, all the insurgent him aa not.”
i—
ter» became fa r lea» cheerful than usual. Afie, "waa to inquire a fte r Billy Bender}-
thought other South American i re-1
re­ dtotroyed and are in some instances price of |I 7 per head.
prisoners on Luzon, island will be re­ “ I t ian’t that,” said M ary, smiling in
M ary usually cried over them, wishing T guesa Aunt M artha wus shocked, for
entirely washed away. Owing to the
publics will now follbw this lend.
leased.
Information
from
native
Ore
from
the
Badger
mine,
Eastern
high water which has flooded the dis­
spite of herself, at Jenny's frankness. " I t more than once that Billy would trans­ sha looked so queer. George laughed,
•Frederick H. Davies, for many trict
sources
confirms
previous
reports
Isn’t that. I didn’t like to hear Ella sing fer hia affection from herself to Jenny, and M r. Belden a’a id he wan doing well,
and prevents communication, Oregon, is shipped to San Francisco
years prominent as a civil engineer on
at the rate of two carloads every five that General Malvar will soon sur­ with your brother, when she must have and it was foF thia reason, perhaps, that and waa one of the finest young men iu
anything
like
a
correct
estimate
of
railroads running out of Chicago, the loea of property is impossible, but days.
render.
without stopping to consider the propri­ Boston.’
known he meant to annoy me.”
was killed while attempting to pre­ from the best inlozasatfegt obtainable
During the whole df George's stay at
"T h a t certainly was wrong,” returned ety of the matter, she first asked Jenny
Work is well under way on the new DESTROYING CHINE8E FORT8. Jenny, "hot Ella Isn't- so much to blame to write to him, and then encouraged her Mount Holyoke Rose managed to keep
v e n t.^ wreck on the Baltimore A the loes to the property will easily
road from Whitney to Alamo. When
Ohio, near Midland, Ohio.
as Henry, who aeema to have acquired a io answering his notes, which became him at her aide, entertaining him occa­
reach 12,000,000.
completed this road will decrease the
great influence over her during the few gradually longer and longer, until at last sionally krith unkind remarks concerning
As a result fo the war between the
Out ef the
A- rough estimate pieces the »uni- distance very materially and bring
weeks he haa been at home. You know his letters were addressed to Jenny, while M * rJ. »ho. she said, was undoubtedly
United States and Spaiu, a ‘.new W J>f bridges washed away between more mines into tin- shipping list.
City Sold to Foreigners.
she la easily flattered, and I dare say the notes they contained were directed to feigning her sickness go as not to appear
principle has been established, which Bluefields and Vivian Yards, a dis­
In her classes where she knew she could
Henry has fully gratified her vanity in M ary!
Pekin," June 2».—There has been that respecL for he says she is the only
prevents neutral menofwar entering tance of 28 miles, at from 15 to 20,
do herself no credit; “hut.” said she. • a»
CHAPTER
XIII.
PORTLAND
WILL
CELEBRATE.
no
meeting
of
the
ministers
of
the
or departing from * blockaded port and from present indications it will
decent looking girl in Chicopee. But see,
Rapidly the days passed on at Mount soon as the examination is ovefJdi.-'ll g.-t
foreign powers at Pekin since the first there comes Mrs. Mason; I gueaa she Holyoke.
w ith o u t’the consent of the blockad­ be impossible to run trains through
Autumn faded into wlntef, well fast enongh and bother us~wtth her
ing fleet.
to Vivian and points west .of there Preald«nt Did Not Com. But "Th. Fourth of last week, but the ministers them­ wonders what is keeping you so long.”
whose icy breath floated for a time over company at Chiroiwe.”
The moment M rs. Mason entered the the mountain .tops, and then melted away
In this Rose was mistaken, for whea
selves profess satisfaction at the
la Comine and Thar. WIN Be a Kg Tima.
Three lives were lost in a storm-at under a week or 10 days. This will
course of evento. The Chinese forts school room, Jenny commenced talking at the approach o t spring, which, with the Agerclae* closed M ary w h s s till too ill
render it impossible to gst relief
Pittsb urg.
The enthusiasm which Portland ex­ have not yet been destroyed. It h is about Mount Holyoke, her tongue run its swelling buds add early flowers, gave to ride, and it was decided that alia
the stricken districts, and with those
All insurgent prisoners on Luzon
pected
to expend in the entertain been determined that each nation nlng «o fast that it entirely prevented way in Its turn to the long bright days of should remain a few days until Mis Ma­
who escaped with their lives,- home-
will be released.
ment
of
the president and party has shall destroy, those forts now occupied anyone else from speaking until she atop summer. And now only a few weeks re­ son could come for her. W ith many tears
,e* and ..without. Jaad, indescribable
ped for a moment to take breath. Then
Ida and Jenny hade their ypung friend
Arollio’s force in Batangas is ex­ suffering is inevitable. __
been bottled up and will be let loose by its troops, but the ministers find Mrs« Mason very quietly remarked th at mained. ere the annual examination at good-by. but Rose, when asked to ifo iip
r.
which Ida was t& be graduated. “*
pected to surrender.
tn the celebration of the Fourth of that the respective military command­ ff M ary wished to go to Mount Holyoke
Neither Rose nor Jenny.were to return and see her, turned away d ia d a in tiilly .
FIQHTÏNÎFTN THE 8OUTH.
July. W hile the committee which ers object to destroying Chinese forts she could do so, M ary looked up inquir­ the next year, and nothing but M r. Lin­ amusing herself during their absence by
President McKinley will visit the
not
occupied
by
their
troops.
Conse­
ts engaged in arranging for the cele­
ingly, wondering what min« had opened coln’s firmneaa and good sense had .pre­ talking and laughing with George More­
northwest next year.
r-r-o-----~ \ — — -
bration is not doing much talking, it quently «the laaniaters will probably so suddenly at her feet; but she received sented their being sent* for when their land.
Several strikers were wounded in Forty laiurgenti Killed or Woimdtd
is earnestly and energetically at work have to employ Chinese labor to effect no explanation until Jenny had bidden mother first heard that they had failed ■ The room in which Mary lay romiiinod-
riots at Columbia, S .C .
on its plane, and wiU have several the destruction of the unoccupied forts her good-by and. gone. Then ahe learn­ to entpr the middle d s n . Mrs. Lincoln’« ed a view of the yard and gntewsi an |
Earl Russell will
tried by the
Manila, June 22.—It is estimated very large- surprises In store for Port­ at the expense of the different nations. ed that Mrs. Mason had1 Just received one fiiortlficSHon was undoubtedly greatly I n ­ -after Aunt M artha, Ida s n .| .b-m,',- h:,,t -
house of lordg for bigamy.
Many Chinese .enuchs have been hundred dollars from a man in Boston. creased from the fact that th« despised left, she arose, and stealing to the win-
that 40 insurgents were killed or landers and visitors on Independence
selling
valuables which have come Who had year» before Owed it to her hus M ary bad entered in advance of her dow, looked out upou the eomimny aa
Day.
The
fact
that
cheap
railroad
wounded
during
the
recent
engage-
The transport Indiana sailed from
band,
and w a i unable
to pay
pay It sooner. daughters. “ Things sre coming to a pret­ they departed. She could readily divine*
from
the
Forbidden Citv
T hteuU u-.St
W« to
inents
which
occurred
'^»niivis lie tsi - i/ven m i if - fares will be provided oa a ll lines Z
X
Aa,‘ J DDW' “ W » m Mrs.
Mason,
M- iih I h with coaet-artiltery.’--------------
-------------,
“ there 4a ty pass," said she. “ Yes, a pretty pass; which was Oeorgr Morelnint, for
in Albay province. Many insurgents into the city Will doubtless prove an ables thus sold were probably
no reason why you should not go to byt I might have known bettor than to Lincoln a shawl and sntcpel were thrown
Holland will reclaim a whole pro- are
over the walls of the city to the Mount Holyoke, If you wish to.”
returning
to
their
homes.
&
incentive
to
many
residents
of
the
over hit arm. while flow- herself wnjke.i
send my children to such a school.” '
vince from the Zuyder Zee.
One '
Charges of theft and gate of prop, neighboring cities to come in and enuchs’ confederates outside.
She inslnted upon sending for Rose close to his elbow, uppari-nifr «hin.s.in •
Cortes, the Texas assassin, is sup­ erty are made against a number of help celebrate, and they are promised beautifully carved table, whieh was
“Oh, what a forlorn-looking place!!’ and J«*nny, but M r. Lincoln promptly re­ hia whole afle n tioti. Diice fie turned
posed to have been captured.
the witnesses in the commissary cases. a reception which they will long re­ seen in the Forbidden City only two exclaimed Rose Lincoln, aa from the win­ plied that they should not come home. around, but fearful a? being observed,
weeks ago, ha« been sold by a enuch dows o f the crowded vehicle, in which Still, as Rose seemed discontented, com­ M ary drew back Itehiu-Uthe w’liiitow cur­
Provost General Davis has submit­ member.
. The Prussian crop-shortage is the
No valuables of any they had come from the ca n she first ob­ plaining that so much exercise made her tain,, and thus lost a view of his face.
ted a plan for the .municipal govern­
ds from T,riou" outside towns for 600 taels.
most serious in recent years.
(To be conrihued,)
ment of Manila. The United States will
furnish
the
music, i and kind have been taken out of the city tained a view of the not very handsome side and shoulder ache, and as Jenny
• • help to ■
« ■ Ilia n
m
e
music,
did not wish to remain another year un­
through the gates. These are guard- village of South Hadley.
xx* V e g e ta b le C hariacteM stlca. '
less M ary did, he consented that they
General Chaffee has been appointed
Washington has been asked for an
U. D. Cole, chairman of the adver­ It is estimated that the cost of repa'ir-
—
*—*-* *—— -a--I e *
»1»..
P Luis are boliciulan, nour­
military governor of the Philippines. appropriation of 810,000 to defray the tising committee is working hard to ing the palace, independent of the same seat with bereelf, and consequently term, on condition that they went Some­ ishing themselves
from day to day
■he
was
very
much
distressed
and
crowd­
where
elae.
Public buildings at Manila are tc expenses of 60 Filipino teachers who let the residents of sister cities know valuable works of art which are miss­
w ith o u t care for Hie morrow.
ed.
She,
however,
felt
a
little
afraid
of
“J ‘ ball never make anything of Hen­
be turned over to th u civil authorities are to study for a year in normal that they will be welcome, and he ing, will reach 260,000 tales.
Others, on the contrary, are pro­
Aunt M artha, who ahe saw was Inclined receive
aald
he, advantage,
“ but my an
daughters
evory
d ^rh ap s’ shall
one foundly selfish or provident - but f„r
Members of the staff of Li Hung to favor the object of her wrath, so she ry,”
The secretary .of state lias addressed schools tn the United States, these says that the city will probably enter
the Russian government on the tariff schools having offered them free tui­ tain more guests during the oelebra Chang and Prince Ching say that restrained her rault-finding spirit until or the other of them will comfort my old themselves, w ith o u t occupying theiu-
tion.
—
tion than at any time in her history. great anxiety , ia felt regarding the she arrived at South Hadley, where ev­ age.”
question. . .... .
selvea w ith th eir neiglilxirs. 8u. li la,
t
a
Two hundred soldier prisoners will
whereabouts
and
safety
of
a
large
aliove
all, the case with the |a»tato,
erything
came
in
for
a
share
of
her
dis­
H
e
had
spoken
truly
with
regard
to
Adalbert 8. Hay, son of secretary be sent to the United States on the
Portland Marfcrta.
, ,
quantity of gold that waa buried in pleasure.
Hebry, who was studying, or pretending which, ao long aa It is living, not only
of State Hay, fell from a New Haven, transport Indiana.
Wheat—Walla Walla, export value, the Forbidden City. Certain enuchs
“T hat the seminary!” said she con­ to study, law in the same offlee wltb Billy takes the food aud w ater necessary to
Conn., hotel window and was killed.
,^c per bushel; blueatem, 60 Uc • who knew the secret of the location temptuously. aa they drew up before tbn Bender. But his father heard no favor­ Its d ally nourishment, but makes
V IC T IM S O F E X P L O 8 IO N .
State of Oregon has begun a suit
valley, nominal.
’ of this gold have disappeared.
building. "W hy, It lan’trtialr as large or able accounts of him, and from time to strong provision, sto rin g- like the a n t -
to collect bond of ex-8chool Clerk
Flour—beet grades, 82.9003.40 per
handsome as I supposed. Oh, horror! I time large bills were presented. Bo it its nourishment for w in ter in its tuber­
Is no wonder the disappointed father
Davis, who embezzled about 831,000 Thrts Msa Wert Killed and Five Other. barrel; graham, 8360.
know I shan't stay here long.”
A Tka T»ln Anniversary.
sighed, and turned to his daughters for cle«. 80 when It has lost Its green
The
furniture
of
the
parlor
was
also
At least 200 perished by floods in
•
«
1 » ; gray,
Ia|ured.
Tien Tsin, June 26.—The- drat an­ very offensive to tfce young lady, aud the comfort his only son refused to give. leaves, wheu lta stem Is dry. It can
8130<al32)^ per cental.
the Pocahontas, West Virginia, coal
niversary
of the relief of Tien Tsin when Miss Lyon came In to meet them J For the examination at Mount Holyoke sleep In peaceful bo|»e of renewed
Kalama,
Wash.,
June
24.—Three
e t ? l r, t e Feed’ »17« 17 W; brewing,
S9gnon'ooo he property loM will reach
preparations
was
celebrated
yesterday. The Rus­ sne. too, was secretly styled "a prim ; great
,,
c
^ i» r» ..o u » were being made. spring, its capital Is put to one side
men were killed and five others in­ 817017.60 per ton.
*
sian and British authorities have pub­ fussy, slippery-tongued old maid.” Jenny f Uoi,e’ |k ?°TiI?*, ’ h,” was not to return, ready to give new dividends at the
jured by the premature explosion of
H'Urtuffs—Bran,
»17
Per
ton;
mid­
however, who always
saw the bright sid^ 1 g‘>en,e,, -------------—■
,0 think al1
--------------------------------
further effort on her
General Corbin has started for the a blast on the Oregon A Washington
general assembly of plauta the fo llo w ­
dlings, 821.60; shorts, 820; chop, 816. licly thanked the ladies who, June of everything, was completely' c h im e d I ^ i m a n d T ” “ ^ 1
n-UI" ero‘," were th« ing year. B u t It works for It »elf alone.
Philippine«.
17,
the
anniversary
of
the
beginning
Railroad. The scene of the accident ■ H ay-T m miumj
rothy, 812.60014; clover,
to
say
nothing
of
the
black
with the sweet smile and placid face.
On the edntrary. the Iwaii la a plant
A new political party has been was in a deep cut about half a mile 8709.50; Oregon wild hay, 8 6 0 7 per of the aiege of Tien Tsin, decorated A fte r some conversation between Miss marks which she received. Jenny, on the
devoted to her children. Knowing that
the graves of the soldiers of all na­
south of this place.
ton.
launched in Kansas City.
contrary,
said
she
wished
to
retrieve
her
Lyon and Aunt M artha it was decided
The Chinese insurgent that Rose and Jenny should room togeth­ reputation for laziness, and leave behind she la soon going to die. ahe hurries
The cause of the exploeion will per
Butter—Fancy creamery, 1 5 0 17^ c ; tionalities.
A pro-Boer meeting in London w u haps never be known, as the men who dairy,
leader,
General
Mais,
is
here
in
con­
er, aa a matter of course, and that Mary a good impression. Bo. never before In to give her children the nouriahment
1 3 0 14c ; store, 1 1C 0 0 12c per
the scene of much disorder.
sultation with the German command­ should room with Ids. Rose bad fully her whole life had she behaved ao well w hich It w ill be lmjM>8sllde for lief ta
were working at the drill hole were pound
ers concerning the pacification and intended to room with Ida herself, and or studied as bard as she did during the give later. She surrounds them with
Under the new ruling no duty has instantly killed. About 25 men were
—1 70l7)^ c per dozen.
this decision made her very angry; but last few weeks of her stay at Mount H ol­ a sort of pocket of nourishment, which
working in the cut, and from the sur­
been collected on Russian oil.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, 82-750 reconstruction of the country.
there waa no help for it, and she was yoke. Ida. who waa expecting her fa th ­ w ill p erm it them , when they are sep-
vivors it was learned that two men
er, aunt and cousin to be present at the
One hundred thousand persons are were loading a 12 foot drill hole with 3^76; hens, 83.0003.60; dressed, 9 0
obliged to submit.
Ran
Down
a
10c per pound; springs, 82.0003.75
anniversary, waa ao engrossed with her arated from her by w ind or by death,
anxious to file on Oklahoma lands.
And now in a few days life at Mount «
« H e . that .f o did n‘o, X - r v . how to find th e ir own existence. This clas­
No. 2 giant powder, and had p u t. in P*.r * ? “ n ! ducks. I 3« * for o ld ; 82.60
Boston, June 25.—While coining
100 •Jtick8' 14 i8 "” PIx*ed 104.00 for young; geeee, 8 4 0 5 per into the harbor thia morning the Holyok« commenced in earnest. Although i". t '" d low-aplrited M ary reemed. She sification of plants into bohemians anil
All the volunteers are expected tc
perfectly healthy, M ary looked rather
arrive from the Philippines by June that they had just been tamping the
tUrkey"’ ,ive’ 8« 10c: <fro««d, steamer City of Bangor, during a l delicate, and It was for this reason, per­ had tasted of knowledge and now thirst- selfish and unselfish la w orthy of ladng
28.
powder with an iron bar, as they had 10012c per pound.
*<i for more; but it could not be; the remarked.
denae fog, ran down the naptha haps. that the sweeping and dusting of
sometimes done before, when the ex­ K»E-heC5r—Ful1 creanb •twins, 120 launch Estelle, anchored off Deer several rooms were asalgued to her ss funds were exhausted, aud she must leav.
The American ship John McDon- plosion occurred.
,
Z n ,n » o f th e R a ilr o a d s .
portion of the labor. Ida and Rose the s< hool. never perhaps to return again
pound’ Y° Ung Americ*. 1 3 0 l3 )fc per island beacon.
Five men on the her
•Id, of New York, has been given up
How much I shall miss my music and
‘Do you know w hat a Zulu Is?' said
fared m u c h --------
Lunch
w
ereïhrow
i
^
e
^
“t
h
e
^
h
K
for lost.
*
r
ds* »’" V i 1 ’ ’ u"11 miM F°u,” ahe said one an old railroad man. T h e traveling man
American» Invade the Rand.
Mutton — Lambs, SJ^c, groes- and two drowned.
d J ,.." ! da'. w .ho » * « riving her a lesson.
sl to fltA
_ •
, A
ed
the aaraal«
wash circle!
Forest fire near Olympia, Wash.,
who waa w a itin g for bia train smiled
London, June 26.—The Johannes­ 1 3 9 ^ ’ 7® 7 ?<c
«heep,*
i t s too bad you haven't a piano ” n.
destroyed a 816,000 logging camp burg correspondent of the Daily Mail 83.26, gross; dressed, 6)<c per pound.
r
n
1
4S
’t
re’”
!a‘d
R°”
‘’
bad.
In a w a y that was meant to Indlent«
turned Ida. “you .r e .o fond o?
Aa Appeal for Fsrelgn Help.
I I I walk home before I ’ll do It,” and she
equipment.
he knew a ll the speclfeg o f Zulus that
contributes a long letter to his paper
Tien Tain, June 26 — News 1
Hogs — Grow, heavy, 85.75«6-
(lanced at her white hands, to make sure improve so fast."’ Then after a moment
she added, " I have a plan to propose and ever existed, and told the railroad man
The United States is said to have in which he describes the American light 84.7505; dressed, 7 0 7 4 c per been received from Tai Yuen I
they were not already discolored by the may
a , well do It now a . ,Pt
about tha A fricans, called Zulus, who
«
•»
notified Denmark to sell its West i trade inavsion of the Rand, aided he pound.
province of Shan Si, that General dreadful sospsuda!
alleges, by British apathy. The cor­
•
ext
winter you must spend with me Io m aintained th at continent's reputation
Indies or fortify them.
V e a l-8 m .ll, 7 ^ 0 8 ) * ; large, «)< Tun Fo Hsiang is marching thither,
Jenny whs delighted with her allot-
the"
„ AU",‘ M ’ rth* * nd 1 ,rra n («tl It for fighting before th«. Boers stepiicd
and the governor of the province has menL which was dish-washing.
A Cuban committed suicide in New respondent asserts that Americans 0 7 c per pound.
rel J?!5 m<!
“ h°n’*’ '"d we " • » In.
•
7
are
quietly
buying
up
shares
and
“
I
’m
<
L
d
|I
took
a
lesson
at
the
poor
Beef—Gross
top
steers,
84.2604.60;
appealed
for
foreign
help
in
opposing
York because of the difliculty of learn-
selected your room, which ia next to
honse
yeard
ago.”
said
she
on.
day
to
his
progress.
L
ittle
was
doingy
in
the railroad
pushing
their
efforts
in
every
direc»
C0W»’
»3.7604; dressed
ing the English language.
mine, and opposite to Aunt Martha's
Ross, who snappishly replied:
»i, 7® 7c % per poupd
tion.
He
says
that
practically
all
man's line Just then, ad he listened.
Now.
what
doe,
your
lady.hlp
rey
to
It?'
Rfeterz
Stormed
a
____
The sale of postage stamps for the
" I ’d shut up about the poorhouse or
the mining machinery is already
Hope—12014c per found.
"W e ll, they niay be Zulu» .alhJlgliL
Madrid, June 26 —The anticlerical
fiscal year just closing has increased American
'
C“ ‘ ,O’’’ « • * « * < 1
w S .“.
»' M ary
Wool — Valley, lf « 1 3 c ; Eastern
and refers to a rumor to
enough,” he re m a rke d ., "but llfiey ar»
greatly over any previous year.
rioere,
who
have
been
jiarading
the
the effect that there is an American Oregon, 8012c; mohair, 20021c per
"Can't g o r repeated Ida. “ W hy not’ not the sort o f Zulus that travel on
streets shouting "burn the convents, ” Ä
Ä
U
R
T
i Ä
P. C. Cheney, of Manchester, N. movement to capture all the poorer | pound.
d«‘n>,r . w i » bs In th . city, and you ^re railroads. There la the kind that run«
and who hissed the Infanta Isabella,
H ., ex-governor of that state and also Rand mined.
wih’ h* h" PP7 Wher® "he h : L ’«i<tes, you Into these yards,” and be pointed down
Potatoes — 8 1 2 6 0 1 .6 0 per sack- stormed a monastry during the night' • piece of new«.
ex-United States senator ia dead.
Ids Belden’s large black eyes rested will h .v . , rare chance for taking m „.|" the track, where a box car stood.
new potatoes, 12c per pound.
They
were
finally
dispersed.
‘
lesson,
of our beat teachers; aud then
Invailoa al Caps Colony.
° PO? R° ~ ’ who «»dd*«
A stone pipe protruded through.s-
The southern states plantd 27,632 -
"<>.
you
will be in tha same bouse with
ward M ary, and forthwith Miss Down*
London, June 25.—Lord Kitchener
The American Bible Society is pre­
hole In the door. T h e pipe was at an
Wlflisut Mb Sigaaters.
000 acyea of cotton thia year, an in ­ h « sent no report of the Waterkloopf
departed
with
the
Information,
which
paring to issue editions of the Scrip­
angle o f about 35 degrees. A cloud
Olytoipia, Wash., Jnue 26.—Gov­
crease of 2,111,000 acre«.
mishap.
Recent events in Cape tures in 20 different Filipino dialects.
o f amoke was coming from It. h'out
a r ,’¿ears.
ernor Rogers filed with the secretary ’ ""Whs1
W hy, Mary, what’s the M matter?”
a.k-
Colony
seem
to
prove
the
Boer
inva­
Texas fever lias been discovered
blooded horses and a man were th. ' OC-
A gJP«y fortune teller who was ar­ of state today senate bill No. 4 with­ ed Ids. when, toward the close of the
among native cattle of northern Ger­ sion o< that country to , be serious rested in Wyoming had barfk notes to out his signature. Senate bill No. 4 ? •T: ,he fou»d her companion weeping
enpanta o f that. T he man was the
many, and is said to have existed A letter to the Daily Mail, dated the amount of 83,600 in a belt about is the act relative to the issuance of in her room. W ithout lifting her head
Zulu. T a k in g care o f valuable stuck
j-LepcTown. ,Jwne 5, confirms the his waist.
more than 100 years.
M ary replied. " I f . foolish In me to err
en route from one m arket to anothet
death
warrants
and
was
introduced
....
«
♦
| pro-Boer report and says the invaders
I know, but why need I always be
was his business. H e was a type of a
by Senator Rands, of Clark county. pro.ch«l
The Berlin city mission, headed number anything from 7,000 to 10,-
with having been a pauper?
Announcement of Coiunt von Wal-
class that railroad men on everv fin
by A. Stocker, issues each week 108 - 000; that they are swarming all over d^reee’s intention to visit America It was the measure to cure which the rouldn t help It. I promlaed moTher
haev named the Zulus. They t up the
000 sermons for those who cannot thp eastern and midland district* and in the near future is.taken to indicate recent special session was called. would take care of little AUie « . |ODg
center o f the e a r. for a sort f liv in g
Governor Rogers was asked why he she lived, and If ahe went to the poor-
attend church, 20,000 of which are getting recruits and horses.
an early termination of the troubles had failed to sign the bill, but he house I had to go too.”
l” »or-
room, and there In the midst of tlielt
distributed in the city.
in China.
t a k l X M h°
A l l i e r asked Ida,
anim als live as happily as the road'»
refused to have anything to say.
Spaia Buy.ig Gum.
At the census of 1790 New York
own
M * r Z ' hOt
>*‘ wren hei
Unless a new counterfeit turns up
prealdeat who passes them In his pri­
I.otidon, June 26.— Spain appears
was outranked in population by
id ^ I d . ‘ ave.h e r b o n , *: *
■■*•1« vate car.—Chicago In te r Ocean,
Fatasagkr Train Wrocksd.
soon
the
year
ended
June,
1901,
will
Virginia, Pennyslvania, North Caro­ to_ be making vigorous efforts to re- hold the record for the small amount
the next let-
In a few words Mary related her his­ te r w h dh
Pittsburg, June 26.—North bound tory, omitting her «cqualntanc» with
PW'f • depletion of her armament
lina and Massachusetts.
v .^ ,.Pr<>" , U , n B * • “ » ■ F in a n c ie r .
her r e f u . . r ent ‘ ° A " m M ' rth‘
5
?
°
?
m
,de
*nd
circulated
in
by the Spanish-American war. the United States.
L ittle laaac, who was barely 6 years
»«ngal is suffering from the co- caused
A
.p
«
In
a
day
or
two
M
ary
received
two
let
A ?!*****' navy commission
from
Lake Erie Railroad, was wrecked at
<ht wh*n •>*’' mother dle<t Ida was
old, w as -p a id by hia mother a penny
CBino hAoit And effort« «re beiniF mad« Wn<8«*«»i
~ »
•
ters,
one
from
B
ill,
ODe
to restrict the sale of the drug*wh* h w ith 1 ^ ° v '" • ^ v i T ’ h*8 pb,ccd "Horace W Means, of Lexington, Monoca, 26 miles from Pittsburg, 1
•■•«Leato. sod cared Mason. the latter of which
per dozen to r pins picked up from the
Two persons
—_______ were
*b<-tker on ew eri rich or noor
the Hindoos are using „ a .ubaUtuto
“ ax,m -Vickc™ « » « m » Ify., <*»• of the best known tobacco this
this eveninv
evening.
Two
carpet to keep the baby from g e ttin g
Ifah s Hked them. F r„m Ih Z firrt ’ h e ^ d
for opium.
8
w bstitute Lrge order for guns, including some dealers in central Kentucky, com­
them.
killed, three fatally injured and 40 been interested In Mary, and now wimb
' of the new seven-meh gnns which, mitted suicide by shooting. H e wee
"Nurse,'1’ aald lit
ing her arms about her neck, and kissing
Isaac, as his stock
others
more
Or
less
hurt.
The
train,
A new ordinance in Atlant« pro- during teats this week, made the ro­ despondent on account of ill health.
• * * » regularly paid and re^rt ? of pennies lucre
**** P*““ 1"« 1 “ > love her
‘do you know
while going at • very great speed* « d 7.
*
bat
that
ample
m
i
d
.
wer“
l l i bits the sale of cocaine except by m*rk»ble record of firing five aimed
The Canadian government will
what I am going
and to be to her as trne and faithful a
when
I have Id
ran
into
an
open
switch
at
Monoca,
druggists on physician's preecrii»- round» in 37 seconds, maintaining an fl«*y°r to cheek the destruction of
friend as Jenny. This promise, which for the defraying of her e x p e u s e j^ n rir1 cento T’
tion«. The use of the drug has be- MV*rage,with a projectile weighing 20f Hable island, now being washed aw4^ and the entire train went over an was never broken, was of great benefit to the coming year. A fai». .■ . * * <,nr' n« / “No,” answered the
nurse.
’ f th .
come very prevalent among the poun<«iOf over five rounds per minute by ocean wavea, by planting hardy embankment some 25 feet high. ^ 7 ’ A r” Tln< ,0 h‘‘r * * ♦
1 " I am going to buy _
..„
a paper . „.
of r pins
Negroes.
tree« and thick shrubbery.
*
7 Every car was overturned, two of them beat girls In school, who toon learned
"
"
d
•c
a
tte
r
them
all
over
the
floor,
and
going
over
twice.
1
to
love
her
for
herself,
and
not
At
.
*
*
“ » “ •I“ —
..
Ï Â
- ’Æ
than pick them up," replied the young
O nanciar.-Jaw lah W orld.
Twa Muterai Uva»
S o u re d U eerond e le u ■■alter st the
►•ce a l Da y loa, Oregoa.
Wart Virginia
Takt» the Oath te Aflajlaaca
_ Areilloa, Coaaaaite WMI Give Ur-
NE WS OF THE WEEK
obici
■rami
ikka 1
iE,,n -*— — I- ±— '
m ’ to
Ï
At Me,
lta leaiitj
earaful
oomplet«
» » nia,«
•cuooii r<
H a ltt, Pu
She (
that yoj
other g l
He
was onlj
Teach
breathe^
Johnt
Teach
nty, oi
Tomr
Ej
"An
pliosphol
000,000,1
m atch c«
100,000 1
feet of c i
150 toiL
in the 1
It is d<
that the 1
derbilt a i
bled in t|
T h e Van«
880,000, <
870,000, (
Rhe
blood,
akin, as i |
eruption -
Tetter - 1
are sudd«
chilling
the bio
muscles, 1
h o t ; dag
extreme!
of helple
d ry out '
th at ever
Linij
“ Thr
1« g rip s
wreck.
•avara
trie d a ll |
o f them 1
«sad a ll |
hut 1___
• - X w aa 1
l a flesh 1
to b a tta i
•cribed,
adding a
tains noi
I f