DAYTON HERALD
M A IN E
LAUNCHED
NEWS OP THE STATE
CHINea.E INDEMNITY,
to toll kar truly If It wars not
bad paid her bill* at Mount Holyoke
“ W kat a «illy f lr l," mid Ida. “ 11.. wH(
perfectly able and mor* than w illin g w
Cramp's , Yards.
1 T E M 8 O F IN T E R E S T F R O M A L L
why do you care?"
DAYTON
Philadelphia, July 30.-»-The battle-
“ I do not like being ao much indebicd
PARTS O F OREGON.
I ship Maine, designed to be larger,
to anyone," was M ary's reply, and yH
in her aecret heart there waa a «tranga
stronger and (aater than her name-
vnueu states special commissioner
feeling of pleaaure lu the idea ibat
I sake, whose shapeless tnasa still lies in
st Pekin, set out some of the de-
George had thua cared for her, for would
I the harbor of Havana, has been ado-
tails of the financial arrangement re­
he hare done ao if — She dared not tiu-
I ceasfLilly launched from the yards of
garding the indemnity, not hereto-
iah that question eren to herarif—.lar.-J
I fore disclosed.
He reports that the
not aak If ahe hoped that George More-
the Cramp Ship A Engine Building
interest on the indemnity began to
land loved her one-half aa wejl as ahe
Company. One of the largest crowds
run July 1 of this year, and the pay­
began to think ahe had alwaya hived hiiu.
that haa ever seen a ship leave the
W hy abould he, with hla bauds, nne per-
ments will become due semi-annually,
ways at Cramp’s yards was on hand,
aon and princely fortuue, lore one ao un­
the first to be met January 1 next.
worthy, and ao much beneath him? And
and patriotism ran high as the ship
China will be allowed three years be-
Empress Frederick is quite ill.
i.fore making the first payment on ac­
planner he took ont a roll of bills near then, for the first time,; she thought of
Kensington, where
Oklahoma land lottery has opened left her cradle.
her chauged position »¡dev laat they met.
about big as my two fists!"
count of the principal of the indem­
the
shipyard
is
located,
took
a
holi­
and 1,000 claims have been drawn.
Then ahe waa a poor, obscure school nila-
"Then
the
piano
is
gone!”
said
Jenny,
nity.
The
moneys,
both
on
account
day, and attended the launching.
eadly, while M ary asked bow much it treaa—-now flattered, caressed and an
The governor of Panay lias asked Thousands of persons from other parts
of the principal and interest, wiil be
heiress. Years before, when a Utile pau-
brought.
for aid in consequence of ravages of of the city were on hand, and as the
received by a financial committee lo­
per at Chicopee, she had felt u ii willing
locust«.
'
“Three hundred dollars was the last that George should know how destitute
cated at Shanghai, to be known aa
yard was thrown open to the public,
** bid I heard from that young feller, and
the “ Committee on Encashment.”
she was, and now in the time of her
A new truss*will have to be placed every vantage point in the coniines
■ aomebody wTio waa blddin’ agin him aaid prosperity ahe was equally deairou» that
This will be composed of the heads of
in the Brooklyn bridge to replace the of the place swarmed with humanity.
'twaa
more’n
’twaa
wuth.”
he should, for a time at least, remuiu ig­
foreign banks at Shanghai, selected
The weather was beautiful.
broken one.
,
“ I t wasn’t, either," spoke up Jenny, norant of her present condition.
by the governments interested in the
The state of Maine was officially
rather spiritedly. “ I t coat five hundred,
Four miners in Alaska were at­
“ Id a ,” said she, lifting her head from
[»ynients. The committee is to dis­
j and It's never been hurt a bit.”
tacked by native Indians and three represented by Governor H ill and
the table, “does George know that' I am
tribute
the
funds
turned
in
by
the
L
“
M
r.
Bender
bought
that
little
fiddle
of
Prom
Wash-
M
r
u
f 'a m n h n ll'e
l a z . n Y '’
shot to death
Sira.
Campbell’s n niece?"
Chinese government among the var­
ington came a large number of naval
’ yourn,” continued Uncle Bara, with a pe-
’’No,”
answered
Ida.
“ I wanted to Jelf
China will be allowed throe years officers and others.
ious powers in proportion to the in­
——
. cullar wink, which brought the color to
-him, but Aunt M artha aaid I'd better
to make the first payment on the
terest
payments
due
them.
Jenny'a
cheeks,
while
M
ary
exclaimed:-
The Maine is 56 per cent finished.
not.”
war indemnity.
“Oh.' I'm rso glad you can bava your
The diplomatic court at Pekin
Her keel was laid in April, 189», and
“ Don't, then," returned Mary, and re­
(
guitar
again!"
favors the immediate application of
The yachts Colltmbia and Consti­ the ship will be ready ¡For transfer to
suming her former position she fell into,
,
Hero
the
conversation
waa
Interrupted
the
new
tariff,
tlie
effect
of
which
tution raced for the Astoria cup, the the government in 18 months or two
a deep reverie, from which she was si-
by the arrival of the carriage, which
years' time.
will be to altolislt the free list except
former winning.
last aroused by Jenny's* asking "if him
came
for
the
young
ladies,
who
were
aoou
as to cereals. Mr. Rockhill has been
intended to sit up all night?"
The anniversary of the death of
on
their
way
to
M
r.
Belden’s,
M
ary
sqm-
instructed by tlie state department to
T H 1 8 18 M A C L A Y
The news that George Moreland had
King Humbert wat
celebrated
deriug what the surprixe was, and Jem
county jieach plums was recently sent urge the exemption from the new
returned and bought Rose Lincoln's piano
throughut Italy.
ny
hoping
W
illiam
would
call
in
the
even­
from Salem to Puget sound points.
, besides several other articles, spread
rates of cargoes now afioat.
He is
Wha Started the Latest Rumpus About Rear
ing. A t thè door they met (da, who was
Anarchists of Paterson, N. J., cele­
rapidly, and the day followlug his ar­
also to try to secure u (loatpoiienient
unusually merry—almost too much ao for
8.
H.
Haggard,
one
of
the
best,
Admiral
Schley.
brated the anniversary of the murder I
rival M ary and Ida were stopped in the
of the application of the tariff until
the occasion, it seemed to M ary, aa ahe
known
attorneys
in
Southern
Oregon,
of King Humbert.
glanced at Jenny's pale, dispirited face. street by a group of their companions,
died suddenly at his home in Marsh- importers have had an opportunity to
complete
contracts.
Aunt M artha, too, who chanced to cross who were eager to know how George
The Quinalt reservation, in Wash­
years,
the hall, shook M ary’s hand as warmly bore the news that his betrothed was so
ington, is to he surveyed and thrown
as I f she. had not seen her for a - year, ill, and if It was not that which brought
Destructive wheat field fires are
open for settlement.
P O R T O R IC A N T A X L A W .
and then with her broad, white cap him home ao soon; and then the conver­
reported from near Pendleton. About
Salmon are unsalable at Puget
strings
flying back, ahe repaired to tha sation turned upon Miss Herndon.' the
210 acres were burned and the losses
Events Nave Already Proven That It Will
sound fisheries, having been offered
kitchen
to
give orders concerning the eup­ New Orleans lady who had that morning
will aggregate $2,000 or more.
appeared In the street; "And don't‘.you
per.
as low as 1 cent each.
Provide Ample Means
think,” said one of the girle, "that Henry
Idea
occurred
to
her,
upon
which
aha
de­
The
Bonanza
mine,
in
the
Sumpter
M ary did not notice it then, but she Lincoln waa dancing attendance upon
King Edward lias conferred the de
San
Juan,
Porto
Rico,
July
31.—
termined
immediately
to
act,
and
the
district, Eastern Oregon, w ill make
afterward remembered that Ida seemed her? I f I were you,” turning to Mary,
gree of the royal 'red cross upon an
improvements which will double the Events have already proved that the next morning M r. Worthington waa sent quite anxious about her appearance, for, " I ’d caution my sister to be a little wary
American missionary in China.
for
to
draw
up
a
new
will,
in
which
Mary
following her to her room, ahe said, "You of him. But let me see, their marriage .
present output of $30,000 per month. tax law, draWn up by the legislators
The Draymen’s Association,* of
of this island, will provide ample Howard was to share equally with her look tired, M ary. Sit down and rest you la
to take place soon?”
sister.
t The run of salmon in the Rogue means fqr the island’s requirements, j
San Francisco, claim s to be making
awhile. Here, take my vinaigrette—that . M ary replied that the marriage was
« H a lf of all I oirn is theira by right,” will revive yon.” Then, as' M arytsras
river has iieen large this year and This indicates that Porto H ico is
headway against their striking team-
postponed indefinitely, whereupon the
numbers have been caught in nets more prosperous than it was a couple said she, “and what 1 want is that on arranging her hair, she said: “J psi buff girls
exchanged meaning glances atul
their twenty-first birthday they shall out thia aide a little more—there, that’s
by
tibliernien.
Spearing
is
also
a-
of years ago.
Steady im provem ent j I come into possession of the portion which
A lurge number of horses in Chi­
passed on.
In less than twenty-four
right.
Now
turn
round,
I
want
to
see
jxipular sport.
has heenjnade .since the day-General j Ollght to have been their mother's, white
.hours h alf of fiila 'a acquaintances were
cago are suffering front the grip, aird
how you look.”
talking of her discarding Henry on ac­
HISTORIAS EIXiAR HTAXTOS MACLAY-
the disease threatens to become
-A number of- prominent Eastern, MHes landed in Guanica, three years at my death the remainder shall be equal­
"W ell, how do I? " asked M ary, facing count of his father's failu
Ago.
The
people
are
in
better
physi­
. — ire, and saying
ly
divided
between
them.”
demie.
and
Southern
m
ining
men
who
had
about aa Ida directed.
Edgar Stanton Maelay, tlip, third
that they expected it, ’twaa like her.”
cal condiiton, and Work with more [ The will was Accordingly drawn up,
“ I g u ess you’ll do,” returned Ida. "1
German flag was insulted by Co­ volume of pliose “ History of the Iieen in attendance at the Boise min- spirit.- Plantations that went u n -1 signed
Ere long the report, in the shape of a
and setfled, M r. Worthington
lombian authorities, who held a ship American Navy” characterizes Rear ing congrosa, inspected the mines «1 worked for a long time-are -beginning j keeping a rough ¿draft of (J, which waa believe Ile u ry Lincoln was right when condolence, reached Henry, who. caring
he said that thia blue (nerlno and linen
the
districts
surrounding
Baker
City'
while they searched her for a German Admiral Hchley as a Micawber admi­
to show signs of prosperity. There is thrown among some loosb papers in his collar waa the most becoming dress you but little what reason waa assigned for
subject.
ral and a coward in connection with
Wallowa county spent $772 for coy­ more shipping in the harbor, and the | office. A few days afterward Henry, could wear, but you look well lu any­ the broken engagement, ao th a t'lie got
well out of It, assumed a much injure,I
coming accidentally upon it, read it w ith­ thing, you have so fine a form.”
Drawing of Oklahoma land has be- the battle of Santiago, is a son of ote scalps last month.
signs generally indicate better con d i-' out
air, but aaid "he reckoned he should man
hesitation.
“
Don't
believe
all
her
flattery,”
said
Brome grass five feet high flourishes tions. Nevertheless, scarcely an in­
"That settles it at once," said he,
Jenny, laughingly. ”8he’a only compar­ age to survive;’’ then, pulling his sharp-
stance'can he sited where any considv I can t say I ’m sorry, for I was ge
The Kansas drought is effectually
011 the arid lands near Bly.
ing your tail, slender figure with little pointed collar up another story, and
erable amount of American capital horribly sick of her. Now I ’d will
brushing h it pet mustache, wherein lay
broken
dumpy
me; but I ’m growing thin—gee,”
China, 38 v years ago, and was grad­
Large quantities of match wood are has been invested in Porto Rican en­ marry M ary without a penny, but
most of hla mind, he wulked ’tip' street
and
ahe
lapbed,
her
dreaa
two
t
r
three
Negotiations in Pekin will he closed uated from Syracuse university in being shipped to Portland from Coos
and, ringing at Mrs. R«ik£lt*a door, ask­
terprises. Numerous promoters anti with only one-quarter as much as
in two weeks.
-
r-
-w 1885.
ed fdr Miss Ilprndon, who, vain
For the next 10 yeur» ho was
capitalists, who have visited the pected, and that not until she's tw,
tiful, suffered his attentions, not
General Wood hat left Havana for connected with the reportorial and
island, have declared that tliisor that one, is a different mattej- entirely
ahe liked him in (be least,' but
the United States.
"Moreland w a i l
editorial staffs of the New Y’ork Times ; Athena Iras paved its streets and is investment would bring good returns, I . what am I,to
v do? I wixff
.
now
working
•
for
an
electric
lighting
she w as fond of flattery, gñ iO E en - wh
and then gone away never to lie heard here, for, though he don't like me, h<
AVith Ida leading the way, they entered something exceedingly gratifyiag in tic
.Shamrock J l haa sailed from E n g - and Hun. In 1896 he was appointed system
wouldn t mind lending me a few thou- the music room,
lighthouse keeper at Old Field Point,
where
In one corner fact that at the
.
------ —
North,
...............where
she fancied
W ell .. there'i
Hetauket, N. Y;, and during the past
Thomas Sherwood haa been ap­
1 stood R ose's piano; open, and apparent- the gentlemen to be tcirtps, »he Imd s,r
Tlie battleship Maine was launched five1 yegis he devoted much of his tim e pointed stock inspector for Union
•
_ly
Inviting
Jenny
to
Its
side.
W
ith
a
Joy-
F O R N E W IN A U G U R A L D A Y
soon made a conquest. Ir mattered not
aLCraiup's shipyards.
to historical work
I ful cry she sprang forward, exclaiming^ that Mrs. Ituascll told her his v o w » were
con county.
' "Oh. how kind fn your father; I 'most plighted to another. Nfr- (.ar^j ,„>t|,iu -
It is reported in Loudon that Kru- uected with the Brooklyn navy ygrd,
The Halem Flouring Mill Com- Syatomatic Agitation to Be Begun to Change
■ know we can redeem it some time. I 'l l for that. Her l i f e h .id |w e a on,* l„ t t g
I has asked Choate to end the Boer a position to which he was appointed
p»ny’s
new
buildings
are
rapidly
near-
teach school—-anything to get It again.” -• series Of conquests until non. at 25. th e r e
It From March 4.
recently by Secretary Long.
ing cbmpletion
"D on't thank father too much,” an­ w s , n o t in th e w h o le , world a more fin-
Teamsters from interior are
New York," July 30.—Offieiaf steps,
swered Ida, “ for he has nothing to do isht-il nr bekrtless <-<Mjuette than Hv
B
U
R
N
E
D
T
O
D
E
A
T
H
A
large
hay
crop
in
the
Willamette
thé places of strikers in Han Fran
looking-to a systematic agitation for
with If, except giving It house room, and Herndon. (To be t'oiitiniie<l.l
valley has made that staple, cheap, a change of the date lor the holding
cisco.
one qnarter's teaching will pay that bill!"
selling from $3 to $5 per ton.r
"W ho did buy it, then?" asked Jen­
of the presidential inauguration, have
M8**!* arrived at San
THE AUTO CRAZE.
Tniiippffies.---- ------- — --------- ------- X__
ny; and Ida r e p l i e d : __ ;
Piles for Mare Island, Cal., are be­ been taken, savs a special from Wasli-
"Can’t
tell
you
just
yet.
I
mtist
have
Jhe
am rfoTn CToTHYleeT long aiid several
The run of fish on the lower Colum­
some music first. Come, M ary, you like
I Naw
flattla-Ship Olvta
to th<
Warts at
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BY MARY J. HOLMES
thousand will be shipped.
bia is larger than haa been known for
several years.
A promising coal prospect has l»een
found at Rtce Hill, DouglAs edunty,
by the steam shovel crew who are ex­
cavating there.
The find will he
Ute Cuban government offers a re-
of $1,000 for the capture of
Buudid Lima, dead or alive.
The feeling is growing stronger in
England that that government should
not oppose the Nicaraguan canal
treaty.
Portland Markets.
4
were laid before the district c o m m it
sioners with a request-for appropriate
action.
It is understood the com­
missioners are in favor of a date later
tlqui March 4, and will bring the
matter to the attention of congress
and the governors of the states and
territories, 15 additional citizens of
the country at large and a represen­
tation of- foremost residents of Wash­
ington,
This committee is to select the date
and procure, by congressional enact­
ment, the change desired.
Lee,' with variations.”
M ary was passionately fond of music,
*n<l- for the time she had taken Ic o n s .
played uncommonly well. Seating herself
at the piano ahe became oblivious to all
| rise around her, and when a tall figure
for. a moment darkened the doorway
while Jenny uttered a suppressed ex-
clam atio no f surprise, she paid no heed,
nor did ahe become conscious of a third
person's presence until the group .d v .n c -
ed toward her, Ida and Jenn , leaning up-
on the piano and the other standing at
her right, a little in the rear. Think
lag. If she thought at all, that it waa W ll-
bam Bender, M ary played on until the
P‘^
’ -*s finished and then obaerving
that her companions had left the room
’
1
8
s
v
a
.
"
11
e
«
Philolgical libra­
ry of 15 000 volumes, the finest in
the world, has been secured for the
Newberry library, Chicago.
In selling its interest in the Sioux
City A Pacific railroad the govern­
ment has recovered all the prinoipal
and about $500,000 in E d ition .
There were 5,151 constables in Hcot-
land in 1900, or one to every 847 per-
■on«.
A ship-to-shore wireless telegraphy
test was aueceesfully made from the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Groeee aa ahe
sailed from New York for Europe.
ai it - b
h »rusiiip Erik,
c«riK,
n,
The
steamship
pUr-
I..,«,,.
I ,
— a recently t.
Chased in Ixjndon by Captain Far-
q.ihar, of Halifax, has been chartered
by the Peary club to proceed to the
relief of the Arctic explorer and his
wife. The vessel will fit out in Hali­
fax, and will tail for the North in the
middle of July.
Company, which is superintending
the construction of the traction line
between this city and Troy for the
Dayton A Northern Traction Co.,
jumped the track today eight miles
north of this city while going down
• «‘««P grade, resulting in two deahts
and serious injury to four persons.
Arm tcd By Postal Authoritlst.
Chicago, July 30 —Walter B Mc-
Brideand Isaac Athey, president ana*
secretory, respectively, ol a Concern
known as the United States Expresa
A Freight Company, are under arrest
here charged with using the mails to
defraud. The arrests were made by
the postal authorities last night after
an inyestigatioiTDf charges made by
a citiaen of Mexico.
It ia alleged
that they have made $25,000 by their
operations.
v«pt. A. F. Lucan, the discoverer
of Dll in Beaumont, Tex., who is said
to lie worth $40,000,000, whs practical­
ly penniless a year ago.
It is reported in the Jacksonville,
Ha., papers that a company at fit
Cloud, that state, has succeeded in
making excellent paper from the
leaves of the palmetto. '
A firm a* Dayton, O.„ sued the
Metal Polishers’ union for $25,000
damages on account of a strike.
Ajkmfercnce waa held at Rome to
devUe means of changing the pro-
Spainsh character of the priesthood
in American eolohies.
The tarjff on automobiles imported
into the United States is so heavy that
an American syndicate is reported to
win races abroad.
"For knother^year—jierhaps two" i Z .
three years—the nisnuraetiirert, win 1...
Rear-Admiral John Irwin Dead
Washington, July 31.—Rear Ad­
miral John Irwin, retired, died at
his residence here late last night,
after an illness of several months.
He was 69 years old.
H e entered
the naval academy in 1847, and had a
good war record1; He left a widow
and a daughter and a son, John
Irwin, .paymaster on the Essex, now
stationed at Newport? ’ - —
• f f o r A » . T X T a i órfi; nie:,.„’ “d t,‘
Purehaae It
f„ r
h e r-b u t." 7 ^
e,rn„ow "l hil8
"« »««t
‘••'I "Pon my
w’m l - V
d’m riÌ h 7 l^
7dded
exc«-’
t,‘1,,t
aJM‘« He“ d
street
u n til hi
pay hid
-f
He ,aya she's
an
h e ire a s
e s i"1 n d l’» h 2 teii" ! r
,h* word* “hvlr-
•aking ' l f 7 - U? ,lRnr" • » • * « • “ P.
rule« 8oS Jr 1 , ould he against all the
h er"h n ' eariy '’ * ,Or h' m
“ P”»
" I think it would," was Georee’« hw.e
■nswer, while M ary’, eve. fl« h iS W *
fn'IZ npon the young man w ^
creatfallen, announced him’s rif
■'•ten to Ida, whom he secretU . ,
t0
°«d » . I d ” because s i ^ h T s B m ' ± 1 “
‘"i X X
M-rj-.
u .ia t A T U S
«
;
■
]
“ Yot|
} H air
A r m ental
assuram
(h e liv e
«■all and<
tom wham
( s m . ape
<»pi on pr
elans, as lb
C b eaer A c
and la taka
Uto blood a
In b n y ln r ]
tka sennini
In Toledo, t
m ontai,
Sold bv Di
■ a ll’» "ria
f
"I see
“ Then
■that wai
■eaaier. “ "
Mrs. Fla
in those hu
after mak]
thing we 01
Flatbush
now know 1
want to hat
done.
’ Childr«
cases. Th
;as and dt
u n gs and
room s ant
alm ost dai
stages o i
a g a in st th
do ia .to ju
prevent of
perhaps 1<
f
nea!thy,"T?
Package of Money Diuopcars.
Chicago, July 31.—A sack of
silver dollars has mysteriously
appeared from the Commercial Na­
tional Bank.
Thia is the second
strange disappearance of a package
of money belonging to this bank
within a year.
Detectives are still
looking for a bundle of $20,000 in
bills shipped by the bank with the
Adams Express Company, in August
last. When the package was opened
at ita destination, it contained only
clippings of paper.
Oldda
down.
Mrs'
,
W a,'a Walla- « P o rt value
o5«56c per bushel; bluestem, 67c
r valley, nominal.
I Flour—best grades. $2.90»3.40 pe
, barrel; graham, $2.60.
The steel trust will carry the strike
Oats—White, $1.32(4« I 35 •
into the courts.
1 $1.30(81.32« p^r cent?!
’ 8 J
L
I InatructioM.
confidJiyer’ X 'r J i f « ^ h“ r"c°onVm'
«1
The sugar trust will add $15,000.-
. , ? ar^ y«TFeed’ * 16-5O(aH; brewing,
t»
000 to its capital stock.
I $17(817.50 per tcm.
Hung Chang,
e°“l»! n»ot uni,er’ ,«nd the self-
> Yang, resident ¡ ’nerofltv t i 7 , P">“ Pted thia act of
' L . Mi,l8t.« 7 8r Bran’ ,1 7 I*r to n : mid'
The Constitution heat Columbia
dlings, $21.50; shorts, $20; chop, $16
four minutes in a 28 mile race.
who, with a peculiar smile, offered hla
•7LISJ^7TAn,Othy’ ’ 12'50« 14; clover,
hand, saying, “ I believe I need no intro
There are rumors in London of
>wn
general
,n
M
r,.
Mason,
her
bcnefacireas
Should
$7(89.50; Oregon wild hay, $6(87 per
duction to Miss Howard, except a alight
peace negotiations to end the Boer
ton.
m , honesty of never want «sain. Sallv Furbish »1. < haiige_ In the name, which, instead’ of
war.
he d e s ira b ility kind-hearted obi crazy woman, who had being Stuart, Is Moreland!"
Butter—Fancv creamery, 17 W@19c •
Dr. Koch says bovine tuberculosis
M ary never knew what she said or
torous features * ‘ o°d 'by her so Jong and so faithfully
dairy, 14@15c; store, ll(8 l2 c per
>f Japan and * hou,d «hare her home wherever that did. She only remembered a diszy sen­ nixed manufacturers of automobiles in
is not transmissible to the human
It is reported that several persons pound.
home might be; while, better than th» sation, in her head, a strong arm passed America, w hile now there are more
system.
Egg8—17^@18c per dozen.
who lived in the building lost theii
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T ' ? ' » llam Bend,‘r> ‘ he truest best around her, and a voice, which fully than three hundred. All the energy
Cheese—
Full
cream,
twins,
11@
A lone highwayman held up the lives, but tihs cannot be verified.
aroused her as it called her "M ary " and that went Into the great bicycle boom
c* in China.
fo?hto
b\ d’
he reP"id asked
Several are missing and may be in ll)^ c ; Young America, 12(812Uc per
if .he were faint. J u. ’ then
Cazadero stage near Mendocinoi Cal
”
ror hi« kin (In eg' t0 her whpn •
of the last decade would appear to
r
the ruins. The fire spread with such pound.
hut got nothing.
n. —The post-* L known pauper.
And still the world entered the room, announcing tea and
have diverted Itself Into this new cBan
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3 25®
The teamsters’ strike in Han Fran­ rapidity that even the fire fighters
•ued an order kn" w*n* nothing of the hidden causes asking her If she found "M r. Stuart"
When the first 4.00; hens, $4.00@5.00; dressed, 10®
nierican phktal " hich mad® M ary’s laugh so merry and much chauged! A t the tea table Mary nel. Nor have the lessons of the bicycle
cisco is becoming Serious. Both sides were non-pnlssed.
crash came there was nothing but 11c per pound; springs, $2.60(84.50
same basis as
er “ «no*r so gay, said that "the proa- sat opposite George and every time she Itoom been lost. Little fear as th e re
are standing firm.
per dozen ; ducks, $3 lor old ; $2.50
The practical head "¡„¿T"’ *
h* IreM had turned her r.er’et ' ? r ere’ 8he “ et hls fixed nPon need be at present of an overproduction
A fire in a reduction plant near smoke, but in a moment later the ®3.60 for young; geese, $4 per
nry postal ser- t?re , d ,..nV ‘
did “ "** *»>o her. with an expression so like that of of automobile«. It Is clearly recognized
place
was
a
veritable
furnace
from
Florence, Col., destroyed $259,000 floor to roof.
the picture in the golden locket which that quick production must lie one o f
> »on .„ d
were *" dd««ly elevated to wealth."
dozen;
turkeys,
live,
8®
10c;
dressed.
The
loss
is
about
$50,
worth of property.
»he still wore that she wondered she had the essentials of success. Those mak-
10(812
per pound.
not before recognized George Moreland
Mutton — Lambs, 3t^c, groM.
Petroleum on hoard an American
in the M r. Stuart, who bad so puzzled era who launched their automobiles
6@JC ,,cr P°und; sheep,’
ship at Stockholm, Sweden, exploded,
first now have the «trongest grip on the
and mystified her.
P
$3.25, gross; dressed, 6®6)tfc per lb J . •
burning 15 persons and the ship.
,
Rain and Wind Storm.
(..u " ,rln'f , th* eTeninK W illiam Bender market. A case in |>oliit Is one N e w
Hogs — Gross, heavy, $5.75«6-
called, and soon after Henrv I . i n „ „ m - .-1 York firm that succeeded In turning out
Fargo, N. D., July 3 1 —A heavy
Rear Admiral Schley will demand
light, $4.75®5; dressed, 6 ^ ® 7 e per
tome tw o thousand steam propelled
pound.
»
| rain and wind storm prevailed this
an investigation of Maclay’s charges
rehldes before Its m achines were real
afternoon
over
a
good,
part
of
the
and will sue the author for libel.
’
VCal—Small, 7 ^ ® 8 ^ C; iarge, 6W i
y perfected. What these early tun
I. ed them, still keeping
'eye u“p^
®7L a ' c per pound.
state. Great damage is reported at
An excursion boat on the Saginaw
•hlnes lsckwl w as rapidly supplement
»
i"“
d
..M,r
y
.',
.A
t
Ia
,t’
«»»Plaining
Of
fori­
—Gross top steers, $4.00®4 25- Teppen, west of Fargo.
Wires were
river sank near Saginaw, Mich., with
■d by the suggestions and criticisms
li ing blue, he asked Ida to play, at , hi
cows and heifers, $3.25®3.6O; dressed down for some hours, and crops in
•w passengers on board.
All wera
s same tune sauntering toward the music of the purchasers them selves, so th a t
I’ccf, 6,1'i® 7 )ic per pound.
saved.
1
the path of the storm, which was
y room, where atood his .later’, ” ,no
by the time other makers began to put
Hops—12® 14c per pound.
several miles wide’,* were destroyed.
* I l . POD.
Word’" *,id h*. 'till« looks forth their new products this company
The Boers have given uj
~ „ Wool —
Valley,
’ll®
13c
„
». —v=.—- , Eastern In the Red liver valley, rain fell from
s natural
H ho bought It?” and he drum
waa able to exchange Its defective ma
of intervention and realize
Oregon, 8® 12c; mohair, 20®21c per the national boundary line all the
a med a few notes of a song.
chines for new automobiles of an Im­
must fight the war out on
pound.
1 'Vr.‘ Moreland bought it. W asn 't ha
way down the state line.
Around
account,.
proved pattern which could lie trusted
Potatoes—$1.00® 1.25 per sack ¡new Fargo and over in Minnesota, crops
’ |i,n| V 81,1,1
who «II the evening
.
bad been trying f„r , ,.hanre , 0 th { to climb steep mountain ranges or 1,»
were damaged.
1
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b a rre l
Ih a r jlc
'«hildren w
contract dl
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in g in all
u p th e W
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