Dayton herald., November 01, 1901, Image 2

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otees a« Dayton. Oregon.
EVENTS OP THE DAY
of M m
la a
fr
killed in
a
Lieutenant General Miles bqa oub-
niitted hie aanqal report,
The atate'dpeartment ia more san­
guine of saving Miaa Stone.
Baina in Argentine hare greatly
weakened the wheat m arket.
Chinew government it being reor-
ganized on conservative linea.
The Britiah barka Bowman B. Law
and Glenogle were deatroyed by fire.
A dm iral Schley w ill call two more
Aitneaaea and the proaecution about
I* .
Senator H o ar asks to be ezcuaed
from delivering a eulogy on M c K in ­
ley.
A ll preparations (or the execution
of Czolgoaz, the aaaaaain, have been
completed.
The Schley court ol in q u iry 'ieatow-
id el
ly dragging itself along,
_ with no
eloaing.
definite tim e aet (or its i closing.
Czolgoaz, the aaaaaain of President
M cK in ley, waa electrocuted.
He
went to the chair unconfeaaed and
unrapentanL
I f the rumors concerning the condi­
tion of K in g Edward are well found­
ed, it ia barely possible th at he may
never be crowned king of England.
There ia a scarcity of firewood at
Salem.
Chile and Argentine are preparing
for war
K in g Edward is suffering from oan-
cer of th e th ro a t.* ■
bobby of a lady who is a t present in
successful cultivation of currants,
gooseberries and a fine show of out­
door flowers, besides exotica in a green­
house.
The earth w u taken up to
the tiles by means of a lift, and the
garden it efficiently drained.
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Twe Msn
M m ky
M anila, Oct. 90.— The constabulary
report a fight w ith 1:
Paasi, provinoe of Ilo Ilo , island of
Penny, in which U insurgents
killed, together w ith a q uan tity of
arms and am m unition oaptured.
' News from General Hughes regard
ing conditions in Cebu are encourag­
ing.
L o n g a surrendered w ith his
entire force and one cannot» and
seven rifles, while General Hughes is
negotiating for the surrender of
M axilo, who styles himself “ Governor
P o litio o -M ilita r.” H is surrender w ill
mean th e pacification of th e island.
Lack of food and the harrassing
effects of the aggressive tactics now
pursued by the American forces are
having th e ir influence upon the na­
tives. In m any places, where rice is
doted out by the government, only
ia given for one meal, so th a t
it is hardly possible for any large
amount to find its way to the insurg­
ents. I t ia believed th a t the recent
manifestations in the ¡«land of Samar
chiefly due to the lack of food,
e first labor problem growing out
of the new ta riff has arisen.
A hat
and um brella factory, employing 800
hands, has found it necessary to close.
The lawyers are m aking a protest to
the commission, urging protection,
as the same goods from Germany can
to
be sold a t h a lf th e price
manufacture them here.
In an attack by insurgents on the
m unicipal police and scouts a t 8a-
bang, one scout was killed and two of
t i p police were captured.
The in
surgents scoured two Krag-Jorgenson
rifles, two shotguns and *00 rounds
of am m unition.
r
Dispatches
from
Catbalogan
Samar, say th a t stringent and ene
getic measures are being taken to ru
prase the insurrection in th at islani
General Sm ith has notified a ll the
presidents and head men of the pueb­
los th at they must surrender a ll arms
and turn over the persons implicated
in the Baisngiga massacre before
November 6, threatening th at other­
wise the presidents w ill be sent to the
bland of Guam, the village destroyed
and the property confiscated.
Port To
Wash., Oet. » . —
ved here from
Two
Nome today,
g over 1,100 pas-
bringing 626 and
sengers, the Sei
the Garrone 70(1
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The Senator sailed from Nome
Net October 19 and for several days before
sailing the icy fingers of winter had
'fastened themselves on Nome and
I s IM m I
iow was ta
ilin g anc
v icin ity. Snow
fallin
and ice
and preparations
Auburn, N . Y ., O c t » . — Leon Csol | being made for a long, oold winter.
goes, the sassasin of President Mc­ W hen the Senator sailed the steam­
ship Queen was at Nome and the
K inley, was electrocuted a t 7 :12 JO. Roanoke was at Bt. Michael.
A
Csoigoox paaastfiT q u b t nig h t. H e furious northern gale was blowing.
slept nearly a ll n ighL
H e awoke The Qneen, Valencia and Roanoke
w ill be the last steamers from Nome,
finally at 4 ;46 o ’clock.
H e suffered a sight nervous attack and they w ill bring about 9,000 peo­
late yesterday, but remained sullen ple, and there are many more who
would return if transportation would
and stoic up to the tim e the prison be secured, besides a large number of
elosed a t 10 o'elook.
H e refused to destitute who would be compelled to
heed the words of th e priests who remain at Nome and face an Arctic
to urge .spiritual preparation winter, depending upon charity.
for death and declined to re-embrace
C atbolicbm or to renounce
IN S P E C T O R ** REPORT.
anarchism.
Czolgoaz
showed no
strength of love for kin , nor did he
tu rn to any of those higher consider­ berssss ia Lost of UN os
ations which ordinarily claim the
Yam.
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thoqghts of men occupying his posi­
Washington,
Oct.
28.—
The
annual
tion. H e may have suffered untold
torture, but outwardly he seemed report of General James A . Dum ont,
General of
sullen and indifferent. The state b supervising Iispector
not to surrender possession of b b steam vessels tnS last fiscal year, has
body, and by Amdowc it w ill have been made public. I t shows th a t 9,778
la were inspected during the
been secretly interred in ground con­
trolled by the officials of Auburn year, a decrease of 89 from the figures
for the proceeding year. The total
prison.
Czolgoaz held h b last tw o inter­ loss of life on steam vessels last year
views last nig h t, the first w ith Super­ was 340, an increase of 140 over the
By the loss of the
intendent Collins and the second previous year.
w ith h b brother and brother-in-law. steamer R io de Janeiro at San Fran­
Both of the interviews were brief. cisco last February 127 lives were lost.
General Dum ont sdivses th a t sec­
The interviewers did most of the
talkin g u n til the question of religion tion 4490 ol the revised statutes, pro
was mentioned, when Czolgoaz broke viding for at least three water tigh t
■fib' in all sea-going and
from h b seeming lethargy and vio­ compartments
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coastwise steamers, be amended to in-
len
tly denounced the church and
clergy and made h i7 re ia tiire “promVre I ude, ,U ,
and ferTy, boaU
th a t there should be no service for I herea,ter bulH of 500 ton*
. . and
. op-
him,- livin g or dead.
W hen his wgrd, regardless of the wstesf they
ivigate. and further.
th a t
th
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farewell, he turned and walked to number of passengers be liim ite d on
the other aide of the cell and refused ferry boats running routes exceed
ing three miles from dock to dock.”
to answer them.
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IN T H E E L E C T R IC C H A IR .
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B y H ««ba S tre tto n
M AM M AAM M aM AAM M M Vm M
C H A P T E R X T ^-fO rattao ad .)
T h a t brought to my mind what I had
almost forgotten—the woman whom my
Imprudent curloelty had brought Into
pursuit of hor. I felt ready to curse my
folly aloud, u I did Is my heart, for
having gone to Messrs. Scott end Brown.
“O livia,” I said, “there Is a woman in
Guernsey who has some clue to you----- ’’
But I could say no more, for 1 thought
she would have fallen to the ground in
hor terror. I drew her hand through my
arm sad hastened to reassure hsr. --------
“ No harm can come to you,” I contin­
ued, “whilet T ard if and 1 are here to pro­
tect yon. Do not frighten youraolf; wo
w ill defend you from every danger.”
M artin," the whbpered—and the
pleasant fam iliarity of my name spoken
by her gave me a sharp pang.' almost of
gladness—“no one can help me or de­
fend me. The law would compel mo to
go hack to him. A woman's heart may
be broken without the law being broken.
I could prove nothing that would give
mo a right to be free—nothing. So I
took It Into my own bands. I toll you I
would rather have bees drowned this
afternoon. W hy did you save meT”
I did sot answer, except by pressing
hsr hand against my side. I hnreled her
on silently towards the cottage.
She
was shivering in her cold, wet dress, and
trem bling with fear. It waa plain to me
that even her line health should not be
trilled with, and I loved her too tenderly,
her poor, shivering, trembling frame, to
let her suffer if I could help i t When
we reached the foldyard gats, I stopped
her for a moment to speak only a few
words.
“Go in.” I saidl, “and change every one
of your wet clothe«. I w ill see you again,
once again, when we can talk with one
another calmly. God bless sad take care
s f you, my darling I”
She smiled faintly, and laid her hand
has refused yon. Bho is aaarrisd
raady.”
“ She told me so yesterday,”
p S'
"Told you so yesterday F*
Ila la an accent of cha
only known , that wo might t have saved
onnelvss tho passage screes to Bark.
“ M y dear Julia.” exclaimed my nxfther,
feverishly, "do toll us all Shout IL sad
begin at the beginning.’*
There waa nothing Julia liked so much,
or could do so well, as to give a circum­
stantial account of anything aha had
done. Bho could relate minute details
w ith eo much accuracy that when one
was Isay or unoccupied it waa pleasant
to listen. My mother enjoled, with all
the d e lig h t» a woman, tho small touche«
by which Julia embellished her sketches.
I resigned myself to hearing a long his­
tory, arhen I was burning to ask one or
two queatiena and have done with tps
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topic.
“To begin at the beginning, then,” said
Julia, "dear Captain Carey came into
town very late last night to talk to ns
about M artin, and how tho girl ia Dark
had refused him. I was very much as­
tonished, vary muck indeed!
Captain
Carey said that ho and dear Johanns
had come to the eonduaion that the girl
felt some delicacy, perhaps, because of
M artin ’s engagement to mo. W o talked
it over as friends, and thought of you,
dear sunt, sad your grief and disappoint­
ment. till all at once 1 mads up my mind
in a moment T w ill go over to Bark and
aee tta giri myaalf,’ I said. ’W ill youT
said Captain Carey. *Oh, no, Jnlin, it
will bo too much for you.’ ‘I t would have
boon a few weeks ago,’ I said; ’hat now
I could do anything to give aunt Dobreo
a moment’s happiness.’ ”
reauntlc «AIM, with as muck
________ a f the world as S baby. I
was astonished to bear she bad bad d ar­
ns enough to leave him.”
“ B at there must bo eea»e protection (or
bar from the U v," I said, think ln< of the
livia. “ "Ö
She
elate, who was la pursuit it a
of f O
Olivia.
might m s for s Judicial : ssporsOoa.
...
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the least. U not a divorce.'
“ I am quite sure nothing could be
brought against him ia a court of law ,"
she answered. “ H o ia vary wary and
cuuuing, and know» very well what he
may do and what ho may not do. A
few month# before O livia’s flight, ha in­
troduced a woman as her companion. H a
calls hor his cousin. Since I saw her
this morning I have been thinking of her
position in every lig h t and I really do
not oao anything aha could have dona,
except running away as aha did, or mak­
ing up her mind to bo deaf aud blind and
dumb.”
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“ But could he not bo induced to leave
hor In peace If she gave up a portion of
her property?” I asked.
"W hy should ho?” she retorted. “ I f
she waa In his hands the whole of tho
property would bo hie. H e will never
release hor—never. No. hor only chance
ta to bids herself from him. The law
cannot deal w ith wrongs like hare, be­
cause they are as light as air apparently,
though they are as all-pervading as a ir
la, and as poisonous aa air can b®. They
are like choks-damp, only not quite fa­
tal. H e ia as crafty and cunning ao -a-
serpent. H a could prove himself tho
kindest, most considerate of husbands,
and Olivia next thing to an idio t Oh,
it la ridiculous to think of pitting a girl
like her agtlhat him!”
“ But what can he done for her?” I ask­
ed vehemently and passionately.
“ My
poor O livia! what can I Ao to protect
her?"
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“ N o th in g r replied K ata Daltrey, cold­
ly. “ H e r only chance la concoalmeut.
and what a poor chance that la! I went
over to Sark, never thinklpg that your
Mias Ollivier whom I had Board so much
of was O livia Foster. I t ia an out-of-the-
’orld place; but so much the more road-
y they w ill And her, if they once get a
clue. A hare ia soon (taught when it can­
not doable; and how could Olivia escape
i f they only traced hor .to Bark?”
M y dread of thd woman Into whoso
I
London, Oct. » . — The K in g A l­
fred, the largest cruiser in the world,
was auooeasfully launched a t Barrow-
in-Furness today. T he' K in g Alfred
coat « 1 ,0 1 1 ,7 » .
She w ill h aven
speed of 23 knots.
Bt. Petersburg, Oct. » — The tria l
of 87 persona arrested in connection
w ith the rio t nt the Oboukdoff Steel
Works last spring has just ended in
the conviction c i a ll but 12 to
labor for a term of yean.
flames have spread over a big a n a ,
owing to the high wind. Tne blare
ia easily diaoernible from thia city.
So far aa can be found out, there are
no boures in danger, but much dam-
w ill be done to timber.
-T .
la mins.
“You forgive me?” she said.
"Forgive you!” I repeated, kissing the
small bMwn hand lingeringly; “ 1 have
nothing to forgive.”
She want on- acroes the little fold.
M IL L IO N D O L LA R FRAUD.
Then I made my way, blind and deaf, to
Twenty-five insurgents were killed
8E V E R E S T O R M .
E N TO M B E D B Y C A V E -IN .
the edge of the- cliff, seeing nothing, hear­
in a fight near Ilo Ilo .
Meodrefla af People All Over 9 m Cseatry
. t -----
ing nothing. I flung myself down on the
— V --------
Nashville police attempted to n r root
' ' Buncota Out of Saving*.
turf, with my face to the ground, to
Many V< sm N Os lbs North Coast Forced
Efforts
Two hide my eyes from the staring light of
a Great Northern robber.
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Saak
Boston, Oet. 80.— In connection
the suiniiier mud .
Amt-ricans propose to buy tip the with what the United States mar­
Vancouver, Oct. 30.— The severest
Married? T hat was what the had said.
street railways of * t . Petersburg.
Salt
Lake,
U
tah,
Oct.
29.—
A
tele-
shal’s office deolares to be one of the storm of the season broke 6ver the
I t shut out all hope tor the future. She
I
phone
messege
from
Bingham,
Utah,
The town of Brobuisk, Russia, waa biggest frauds th eyever had to. deal Northern coast last week, and for
must have been a mare child four years
tonight states that up to 10 P. M .
destroyed by fire and several lives lost.
w ith in this city, members of the three days shipping w u nearly at a rescuing parties had failed to reach ago; «he looked very young and glgliah
•till. And her husband treated her fil­
Skagway steamers were
Several Boers, wearing k h a k i]u n i- firm of J. G. Fisher A Co., broker», standstill.
Charles N u ttin g and W illia m Ander- my Olivia, for whom I had given up all
forced to seek shelter and the steam- |son,
forms, were court martialed andjahot.
the two miners who were entomb- I had to give. She said tho law would
were arrested today on a charge o
Xagbad
The M c K in le y M em orial-A rch As­ using the U nited States m ail in a
compel her to return to him, and I could
which have arrived here, report that
sociation issues a, statement to the
do nothing. 1 could not interfere even
the sea w u the roughest seen on th e 1
scheme
to
defraud.
I
t
is
alleged
th
at
public-. .'
known whether the. imprisoned men to save her from a life which was worse
north
o
o
u
t
for
a
year.
*1,000,000 has been taken from the
to her than death.
Three persons were killed in a ra il­
The greatest damage done'was at were dead oc alive, th e ir signals hav­
M y heart was caught In a vico, and
ing
cessed
after
m
idn
igh
t
i
u
t
night.
road wreck at a crossing near M il­ public since January 1, 1900.
The method-of the firm ia m id by Port Essington, just above the Indiah Great difficulty is being encountered there waa no escape from tho torture of
waukee.
Ito relentlesa grip. Whichever way
village of Iverneaa. There the build­
the authorities to have been ,
in reaching
place whpre the men looked there waa Borrow and deapair.
M any people are being devoured by simple. People a ll over the country, in g of the Churah of England fiu
are located. The walls of the tunnel | l wished, with a faint-heartedness I had
wolves w vhile working in the fields in i t b alleged; were w ritten to and told been leveled bv the storm and h alf a
dotan other buildings were blown over I
crum bling, not only never fait before, th a t Olivia and. I had
Poland.
what exceptional chances there were and pieces of th eir roofs —
"1 perished together down in the
— ’ ’ 1
E ig h t m illio n aalmon eggs have to invest money, and th a t large re­
caves where the tide was now sweeping
h
a
lf
a
m
ile
up
the
river.
P E R H A P 8 Y O U W IL L F B B L M E L A N C H O L Y B Y -A N D -B Y .”
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been received a t the
Clackamas turns could be expeoted. Pools
who were, endeavoring to aave their btflVw DK.
hatchery.
“ M a rtin !” said a clear, low,
formed and those desirous of getting
entombed comrades.
Fnflad a Lamp Pram the Tabla
ma la my ear, which could never be
“ Heaven blest yon, Jolla,’’ 1 interrupt­ hands my Imbecile curiosity had pnt the
Conditiona in Cebu are encourag­ rich quiokly were invited to
deaj to that roles. I looked ap at Olivia ed, going across to her and kissing
A
lleghany,4jPa.,
Oct. 80.— T h ir-
m
it.
A
fter
two
or
three
weeks,
it
is
clue waa growing greater every minute.
ing. . Lack of food is bringing the
without moving. M y bead waa at
K IN G H A 8 C A N C E R .
cheek impetuously.
said, investors would be advised th at teen-months-old Robbie Busier to­
It- seemed as If Olivia canid not be safe
natives to terms.
faot, and I laid my hand upon the
“There, don’t stop me, M artin ,”
now, day or night; yet what protection
pool had been formed on a well- n ig h t pulled a lighted lam p from a
of her dross.
Japan raises a loan of 10,000,000 known stock and that as the quota tabla aud w u fatally burned.
said earnestly. "So it was arranged off­ could I or T a rd if give to her?
H is Baal Condition sf Edward VII Is
M artin ,” aha said again, <*see, I have hand that Captain Carey should
yen.
“ Yon w ill not betray harF* 1 aaid to
tions bad gone down the margin had mother, in her efforts to save the
brought* You Tsrfllf*« coat in place of for ua to St. Sampson's thia morning, K ate Daltrey, though fooling all the time
Trouble la la Ms Threat
Verdict in the Islander, investiga­ been swept sway, and th a t more baby, w u seriously burned about the
your Own. You moat not lie here in thia and take ua over to Bar.
W o had
Landon, Oct. 29.— Reynolds Week­ way. Captain Carey's yacht ia waiting splendid paaaage. K ate was In raptures that I could not trust her in tho smallest
tion.
J
money was necessary im m ediately in head and breast and her reoovery is
degree.
doubtful. Three neighbors were a ll ly
. Newspaper is the first B ritk b pap.«r for you below.”
order
to
save
the
stock.
A
fter
hav­
Conservative Chinese want M inister
with th e . landing place, and the lovely
“I have promised dear Julia that,” she
painfully
burned
while
extinguishing
to
sert
th
at
K
in
g
Edward
ia
euffer-
ing
put
in
two
or
three
times
tbs
I
etaggerod
giddily
when
I
stood
on
my
lane leading up into the island. W a turn­ answered.
W u recalled.
original stock, some investor became the flames. Mrs. Busier ran into the ing from cancer of the throat. In foot, and only Olivia's look of pain stead­ ed down the nearest w a / to T ard ifs.
I t became aay duty to keep a »triet
Southern Pacific paaaenger tra in
and called the attention yard with her clothing ablase and it I tom a y ’s issue, it declared th a t since ied mo. She had boon weeping bitterly W ell, yon know that brown pool la the watch over the woman who had come to
held up in Lane county.
became neoessary lite ra lly to tear the his majesty's aocesson, three opera­ I could not trust myself to look in her lane leading to the Havre Ooaaelin? Just Guernsey to find Olivia. I f possible 1
of the authorities to the matter.
clothing from her.
Noted smuggler escaped from Jail
tions have been performed for the re­ face again. T ard if waa standing behind there, where there are soma low, weath­ must decoy her away from the lowly
at Port Townsend, Wash.
moval of papilloma on the left Vocal her, regarding us both with great con er-beaten trees meeting overhead and neat where my helpless bird was shel­
O N C O N S E R V A T IV E L IN E * .
cere.
making a long green aisle, we saw all in tered. She had sot sent for me again,
G
u
at
Army
Fart
Exploded.
choid
and th at one w u removed from
Roosevelt and other distinguished
“ Doctor,” he said, “ when I came la a moment a slim, erect, very young-look- but I called upon her the next morning
the
rig
h
t
vocal
chord
I
u
t
week.
Luven
w
orth
,
K
an.,
Oct.
80.—
By
men receive degrees from Yale.
Work af Beard
from my lobater-pots, the captain sent Ing girt coming towards us. I know in professionally, and stayed some time
Assista nee w u h u t ly summoned,“ a mea ge by me to say the sun would h o i an Instant that It was Mlaa OlUvior.”
an explosion of a C o lt’s automatic
Cold rains in the Bulgarian moun­
talking with her. But nothing resulted
firing gun at Fort Leavenworth today, says this journal, “ u his majesty w u gone down
— ' before
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‘ Guernsey.
"
She paused for a minute. How plainly from the visit beyond the assurance that
you reach
tains may fores the brigands out.
Washington, Oct. 80.— The state Captain Menoher and five men of the breathing with difficulty, and an H e hat come round to the Havre Oosae- I could aee the picture!
The arching she had not yet faiade any progress to­
Oregon export butter
adjudged department h u reoeived from M in is­ Twenty-eighth battery of field a rtil immediate operation w u performed. lin. I ’ll walk down the cliff with yon.
trees, and the sunbeams playing fondly wards the discovery of my secret.
above highest standard a t Buffalo.
“Take care of mam'selle,” I said, when with her shining golden hairl I held my
ter Conger a t Pekin, a translation of lery were wounded, three severely. B ut it is regarded as only a temporary
Neither did I feel quite safe about
relief, the injured epithelium now we had reached the top of the ladder, and breath to listen.
Audubon Boy broke the world’s
K ate Daltrey. Sha gave me the Impres­
series of prelim inary regulations The gun, a new one, w u being tested,
"W hat completely startled me,” said sion of being as crafty and conning aa
half-m ile trottin g record a t Memphis. adopted by the recently organised and w u allowed to become too hot, having become a cancerous growth, the little boat from the yacht waa danc­
Julia, “ was that Kate enddenly darted she described her half-brother. Did she
and when a shell osme into the and serious developments are ex­ ing a t the foot of it. “There ! » ■
A ll Oregon counties interested in Chinese Board of N ational Adm inis­
danger ahead, and you can protect her forward and ran to meet her, crying, know this woman by sight? T h a t waa a
breech after firing, the shell exploded, pected?’
•Ofivlar ”
better than I . ”
question involved in clash over move tration, charged w ith the reorganisa­
question I could not anawor. There was
tearing out the breech, fragments of
"H ow does she know her?” I exclaim
“ Yes, yea,” he replied; “you may trust
to expert books of Marion county tion of th at government on modéra
another question hanging upon I t
It
which struck and injured the men.
ad.
Chicago
Laborer’s
Crime.
her
with
me.
Bnt
God
knows
1
should
and efficient lines. The untim en to
officials.
she saw her, would she not In some way
have
been
glad
If
it
had
gone
well
with
Hush,
M
artin!
Don't
interrupt
me.
contrive to give her a aufflrieot h in t with­
Chicago, Oct. 29.— Because he waa
Reinforcements reach the Island of expraesnii are conservative, says M r.
The girl went so deadly pale, I thought
Bears Csart Martbbd and Shot
.
out positively breaking her promise to
denied the sight of bia two little c h il­
Samar from M anila. General Chaffee Conger, and it ia made plain th at
she was going to faint, but she did not. Julia?
K ats Daltrey’s name did not
London, Oct. » . — The 8outh A f­ dren, James Kennedy, a laborer, to-
r u i p r c n X V lj
does not consider th at there is cause I there is no intention to im itate the
She stood for a minute looking at ua,
appear la tho newspapers among the list
too brisk pace set by the reformers rican m ail brings news th a t several day murdered his wife and killed him -
s
and
then
she
buret
idfo
the
most
dread
for alarm .
.':r~
of visitors, as aha was staying In a pri­
Boere who were captured wearing I self. The couple were married 12 tatod ntahL and T w to . rest lesa
of 1898, but instead to study West­ Boers
n ,,®r“ a
I y e * « ago. but qusirreied recently ttnd Waa compelled to’ listen to all hot la* ful fit of crying! I have always thought vate house; bnt she aad this woman
W a ll Street awaits the return of J. ern methods and, w ithout adopting ^ ^ ¿ “ uo
her name was Ollivier, and so did Kate.
might meet any day in the streets or on
Pierpont Morgan.
Western e iv iliu tio n as a whole, to and shot. I t . seemed
j sbo
•_ th
. . a t . Com­ separated.
Kennedy called on his mentations. But towards tho morning For pity’s sake,’ said the girl, ‘i f you the pier.
M any persons were h u rt in a panic adapt to Chinese conditions such ins­ mandant Theron crossed the Cape wife today and asked to see them, she fell into a heavy sleep, likely to last hare any pity, leave me here in peaco—do
I had to cross over to Sark the next
titutions u s u m lik e ly to add line, west of Touwse river station, She refused, fearing be meant to take for some hours. I could leave her in not betray me’
in a Louisville theater.
week, alone and Independent of Captain
“
But
what
does
It
all
mean?”
asked
strength to the state.
September 23.
p®rf«ct
seenrity;
and
a
t
an
early
hoar
I
them away and keep them from her.
Carey. Tho time passed heavily, and
Cost of public schools of Oregon
want down to Julia’s boose, strong np my mother, whilst I paced to am) fro In o® the following Monday I want on board
the
dim
room,
scarcely
able
to
control
for 1900 was nearly *1,800,000.
to boar the worst, and intending to have
the steamer. I had not been on dock two
•
Canfldtm ®i R c k im .
Ex-Bonk Official Arrested.
it all oet with hor, and pot her on her my Impatience, yet afraid to question minutes when I saw my patient step on
An injured fireman sues the South­
Julia
too
eagerly.
Washington,
Oct.
90.—
The
state
Chicago,
OcL
»
.
—
I
on of guard before aha paid her dally visit to
H a lifa x , N . 8., Oct. EX— Adam A.
ern Pacifio for *40,000 damages.
after me. Tho last cine waa in her fin
department officiale are more aan the Chinese people and the over- onr hoose. Sha moat hare some hour«
“ I can tell you,” said K ate Daltrey
tre now, that was evident.
H
arley,
ex-manager
of
the
Bank
of
Genera] B u lle r has been relieved of
guine than they have been of late aa throw of the C hi
government for her excitement and rejoicing to bub­ In her cold, deliberate tones; “sha is the
She did not ssa mo at first; bnt her ait
B ritiah N orth America a t Frederick- to the successful outcome of the
command of the P in t A rm y Corps.
were predicted by the R ig ht Rev. F. ble over, before ah« came to talk about wife of my half-brother, Richard Foster, was exultant and satisfied. There was
It
to
my
mother.
too,
N
.
B.,waa
arrested
in
thia
city
who
married
her
more
than
four
years
efforts
now
being
put
forth
in
behalf
R. Graves, . missionary
bishop of
Oregon Short Line train wrecked in
no face on board so elated and flashed.
" I wish to boo Mias Dobree,” I ,»ald to
Idaho and engineer and fireman tonight on a warrant charging h im of Miss Stone. I t is true they have Shanghai, in a sermon at Grace tho girl who quickly answered my aoioy ago in Melbourne; and she ran away from I kept oat of her way as long aa I could
him
lent
October,
and
has
not
been
beard
w ith stealing *8,000 belonging to the not succeeded in establishing commu­ Episcopal church. According to the
without consigning myself to tho black
killed.
peal of tho house bell.
of since.
bank. Two weeks ago he met two nication w ith the kidnapers, but the prelate, the recent outbreaks in China
hole of tho cabin; bnt at last she caught
“ Please, air,’’ was her reply, “she and
“Then you know her whole history,” I
The performance of the Studente’
friends from Scotland, and one of reports
they have reoeived from are but sigpa of a coming revolution. Miss Daltrey are gone to Sark w ith Cap­ said, approaching her and pausing ha- sight* of me, and came down to the fore­
D ram atic Association waa the feature
r
castle to claim ma as an acquaintance.
them, it ia claimed, gave him *8,000 Spencer Eddy, at Constantinople, The Chinese people, he said, were be­ tain Carey.”
fore her. “ Are you at liberty to toll it
of the Yale celebration.
"H a , hal D r. Dobreo!" oho exclaimed|
to deposit in the bank. I t is alleged and Dr. Dickinson, at Sofia, encour- coming eager for reform and the* new
“ Gooe to Bark!” I repeated in otter to ua?”
The French chamber of deputies ha did not make the deposit.
To­
the belief th a t they are about at generation would revolt in order to amasemont
“ Certainly,’’ she ana wared; " It is no “so yon are going to visit Sark, too?”
"Yoe,” I answered more curtly than
refused to discuss the proposed con­ night he was arrested on kn railroad a point* where direct negotiations can learn of the customs and habits of
cret. H er father waa a wealthy col­
“ Yea, D r. M artin. They started quits
courteously.
cessions to the miners.
be opened w ith thq brigands.
| other people.
early because of tho tide, aad Captain onist, and he died when she was fifteen,
train bound for St. John.
(To bo aontlnnod.)
Carey’s man brought the carriage to take leaving her in the charga of her step­
The
them to St. Sampson's. I don't look for mother. Richard Foster’s a u n t
Qatek Way to SatM* WNfc A im
In 1899 the inheritance tax in
Tire Anthiam * g f il-
match waa one of the stepmother's mak­
them back before evening.”
Frsnoe produced the amount of 198,-
Washington, Oct. 90.— As a quick
Washington, OcL 80.— Sunday was
Tbe "Messiah” waa sang rew ntly In
“ When did they make up their minds ing, for Olivia was littla better than a
New Orleans, OcL 28.— The Sunset to go to Sark 7” I inquired anxiously.
900,000 francs (*88,887,700).
way
of
adjusting
the
claims
of
the
child. Richard was glad enough to got Philadelphia, and one of the anthems
the 48d anniversary of the b irth of
“Only late last night, air,” aha answer­ her Income. One third of It was settled rendered by the chorus had as its
In one New Y ork factory 80,000,000 Prreaident Rooeevelt. Occurring on small number of Am erican citizens Lim ited, the transcontinental service
upon her absolutely. Richard waa look­ theme, “W e bars turned every one to
cigarettes a week are turned out on Sunday there waa no formal celebra­ Who were deported from South Africa of the Southern PaciAc, w ill be put ed
and the Transvaal aa a m ilita ry ne­ into operation between New Orleans
W hy were Julia aad K ate Daltrey gone ing forward eagerly to her being - n r and
an average a ll the year round.
tion. Dr. Nichols, a friend from cessity, the B ritiah government has
to Sark? W hat could they have to do twenty, for ho had made docks aad hie own way.” As anthems go, this
School savings banks are inorena- Baltimore, waa at the W h ite House a offered to pay the lum p sum of and San Francisco, Monday, December with Olivia? I t made me almost wild drakes of hia own property, and tried to •ounded somdwhat aa foUowa; “ We
ing rapidly in number in the United portion of the day and in the evening * » , 0 0 0 over to the state department, 8, the first tra in west bound leaving with anger to think of them finding do the same with mine. Ho would have have turned, turned tam ed—we have
The Sunset Olivia, and talking to her perhaps of me done so with hb wife’s; but a few weeks turned, yes, wa have—we have turned
States. Last year the system w u in Commander Cowles waa a guest at din which w ill distribute the money New Orleans th a t day.
practice in 72 schools of 99 cities in
>r. The president attended religi­ among the claimants. Thia proposi- Lim ited is the tra in which eight and my love—questioning hor, arguing before Olivia's twenty-flret birthday she ovary one, every one to his own way.
with her. tormenting her!
The bare disappeareil mysteriously.
There hor
18 states. D uring th a t year the de­ ous services a t Grace Reformed church tion has not yet been acted upon, but years ago established a record in
■ way—«vary one to hia own way.”
thought of thorn two badgering my Olivia fortune Ilea, and Richard has no mow
The anthem Involved several pages of
as usual.
posits reached a total of *8 7 6 ,2 » .
probably it w ill be accepted.
waa
enough
to
drive
mo
frantic.
transcontinental service.
power than I have to touch It. H o can
In tho cool twilight, Jnim and K ate
claim the money lying in the music, and ovary time the chorus sang
FraMMted hyTrnksy.
Canada’s exports of pulpwood and
Twrfcsy’i Naw Cretotr.
“wa have turned, turned, turned."
Daltrey wore announced. I waa about Benk of Australia, which '
woodpulp in lt»00 amounted to *8 ,-
New York, Oct. 30.— A dispatch
to arlthdrew from my mother's room, ba mltted by her trustees; nor can Olivia they proceeded to turn over to the next
Constantinople, OcL 80.— A further
386.266, of which *!M«?,920 were sent
installm ent was paid yesteiday on from Constantinople to the London
Colorado Springs, Colo., OcL 29.— conformity with the etiquette established claim It withont making hereelf known page, and than burst out again with
to Great B ritain and *2,302,216 to the
Times and New Y ork Times says ah
amongst as, when J alia recalled mo in
- k to ac« ” “«‘'U n g there, while "wa have turned, turned!” A certain
account of the oontraot with tl
A big forest fire ia ragiflg on the
Uuited States, *86,194 going to other
Cramps, of Philadelphia, for a cruis­ Irade has been promulgated by which mountain range just west of thia ¿Tty. a gentler voice than she had need to­
»*rge of pov- plain clttnen, rather elderly, Who sat
wards me since the day of my fatal con-
countries.
er, m aking the total paid in the the settlement in Turkey of any of i
well In the rear, sot appreciating the
The fire is in the vic in ity of Garfield
the
religious
congregations
expelled
Bot
he
most
have
keen
very cruel to
delicate sentiment, was beard to mut­
In the oenter of Liverpool there is a neighborhood of <70,000.
“Stay,
M
artin,”
aha
said;
“
what
wn
from France is prohibited.
the would run a w o y p M id
mountain, nearly south of P ik a ’s
large roof garden.
I t forms the
have to toll concerna y« a mare than any
ter, disgustedly, “W all, when you get
,n •
‘
Peak. Theeauaa ia unknown. The
WeylCr denies th at he aspirea to
Spanish dictatorship.
Two steamers have arrived at Port
Townsend from Nome.
• A t* "ff
S H IP * F R O M N O M E .
C Z O L G O E Z , T M E A S S A S 8 IN , D IE *
DAYTON
Fourteen
purteen people ««
race i riot in Louisans.
■ -
FOULDEEDAVENGED
C O N D IT IO N * IN CEBU.
I sat dawn again by my mather's oofa,
ind she took my hand between both her
iwa, fondling It In tho dnok.
“I t la a b w t OUvte.” I aaid In as cool
i tons as I canid command.
“ Tan.“ anawnred Jalta; *wo have soon
» r, aad wa have fonad ant why she
J ? :!!
Ï Ï Ï Ï S
S
. - Â
“7 - « . through turnin’, turnin’ them gol-
• denied pages, vuppooe yea «het up
about It!”—Harper’s Magaalne.
. Î Î Î S S
i tortore—aaontol torture I moan
I eoaM not Uve fa tho noma ■-__ -
»»«•hard, ahd aha w a a T T L - . .
I f tbs cook breaks only one dish a
weak. It la on Sunday, when the man of
the bouse ia home to hear tbs eraah, and«
umbio about IL * '
. ”,
bo
" h-:'
’v ■
IT
bigi
haì
avaa