DAYTON' HERALD.
Entered ss second claw m attar a t tita p a «
at ba> ton, Oregon.
DAYTON
THE YEAR REVIEWED
DlpUmats Again Is
Take
Up
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Death i t Janies A. H e rs « ........ Jesper,
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II
II
T eiR t, hurutni by rubberi.
the
Boundary and Other Question*.
jM M k *
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8 U M M A R Y OF T H E
IM P O R T A N T
4. Eight men killed by mine eiploaloa at
iro n M o u u ta k , Mtch.
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5. Great fire Io Antw erp does (W.OOO.OCO
Q IB If* .
noUv e ll« L *th * 8 lf W ,,t * r
The Doctor's dilemma
arise to me If any clue to my hiding plar«
fell in to'Richard Foster's hands.
The afternoon of that day was unusu­
ally sultry and oppressive. The blue of
the sky was almost livid. I was weary
with a long walk in the morning, an I
after onr mid-day meal 1 stole away
from mademoiselle and Minima and be­
took myself to the cool shelter of tb*
church.
I sat down upon a bench just within
the door. There was a falut scent je t
of the incense which had been burned at
the mass celebrated before the cure's
departure. I leaned my head against the
wall and closed my eyea. with a pleasant
sense of sleep coming softly towards me,
when suddenly a hand was laid upon my
arm, with a firm, silent grip.
E V E N T8 OF 1001,
Washington, Jan. 1.— It is expect­
ed that efforts will be renewed before
10. Erplosloas In mine a t Pert Royal, Pe .
long for the settlement of the num­ T e a r W itoeaaea th e D e a th s o f Queen cense deaths of XT a e s .
13- / ’ h ** ,.mend" * ’ < accepted by Cuban
B y H e s b a S trc tto n
erous controversies which have long
V ic to ria ' a n d P re s id e n t M c K i n l e y - Constitutional convention.
U . ,8eV ‘r .1 i!.’'* * lo* ‘
collision of ferry
M a n y O th e r N o ta b le s Paaa A w a y —D is ­ . boats
existed
between
the
United
States
and
In East River. New York.
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A Comprehensive Review of the Import««
18.
asters, F ire s , A c c id e n ts , S tr ik e « , K tc .
d*,“« h t* r born to Casr o f R a t
■Uppeninp of the Peat Weak Presented Great Britain, growing out of relations
sta..
Death Of ex Gov H . 8. Pingree, of
Michigan.
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* 1 * « Condcns-d Form Which l i Moe* along the Canadian border, the At­
The year 1001, first burn of the new ,
««Ptaalou »« Petereon. N.
Likely to Prove of Intercat to Our Many lantic fisheries, warships on the Great
persons........Hevon persona killed
century, is made memorable by the deaths ! .. kills 17 near
Naper. Neb
«-♦deri.
Lakes, the Alaska boundary and of two of the beat loved rulers the world by 22. tornado
frican Derby'
American
Derbe wou
w o n 'l by Robert Wad-
other questions.
Heretofore the ne­ has ever known. Iu its first month Vic­ dell.
C H A P T E R X X V I I . —(Continued.)
tell me all. If you remain with us. But
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England’s coal supply may not out­ gotiations designed to secure a settle­ toria, Englarid’s good queen, breathed her gm la to w n . . Death of wipe
"H ast thou brought a doctor with thee you aaid the mlgnonne is not your sla­
Adalbert 8. H ay.
last the century.
v
my brother?" she asked.
t e r .”
ment of the matters recited have not last quietly and peacefully at one of her ....G e n . ta llie s surrenders.
23. Deatb of Rev. Joseph Cook.
“ I have brought no doctor except thy
(To he c o u tip p i'd .L
•
“ No. she la not my relative at ail,” I
Henator Depew and Miss May proved effective, largely because of royal abode«. The forcible taking off of
brother, my slater," answered Monsieu
President W illiam McKinley by the bul­
replied; “ we were both in a achool at
J u ly .
Palmer were married in Italy.
the cumbersome machinery of nego­ let of the misguided anarchist youth, o » . J , * * 11* ot Beagtor James H . K yle of Laurentie, “also u treasure which I 'Noireau, the achool ot Monaieur Emile N A T IO N S M O R TQAGED T O DEA T H ’
Four hundred were killed in a bat­ tiation, and this has led to the belief Csolgosz, in September, is in harsh con­ b? l i i k f f i ' i C h & b0” * “d — ■ klllpd found at the Toot of the Calvary down Perrier. Perhaps you know It. won-
yonder."
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Fonti» A» »erXcan C o u n trie s P le d K e Ke-
tle in the interior of Colombia.
that much more could be accomp­ trast with her serene passing, and is a H o h e o h S r *
to -
H e had alighted whilst saying this, and
■ o arce* fo r L oan«.
sad commentary upon the laxity of our
"Certainly,
madame,”
be
aaid.
The battle ship Missouri was lished by direct negotiations between democracy, which favors the intimate
V,e.r mll>le* Ohl°- ,weP‘ bx flee.
the rest of the conversation was carried
In South Am erica u great tiuuiy of
“
H
e
haa
failed,
and
run
away,"
I
con­
10. Lolllalon on Chleago and Alton Rall-
launched at Newport News, Va.
Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote contact of the chief executive with the
on in whispers. There was some one ill tinued; “all the pupils are dispersed. the South Am erican republics are own­
Elures’ U
IT persons and
The death of Governor Rogers was on the main points and the subse­ general public ami fails to provide ade­ ‘ “JUres 40........(o rb ln , Moot.« wiped MUt by in the house, aud our arrival was .ilji Minima and I were returning through ed by money lenders and capltaliata,
fr?U
<i
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r
'tt
"
v
*Mlnneeots
pardon
board
votes
timed, that was quite clear. Whocv«
Granville.”
due to worry as much as to ills.
quent assembling of a commission quate means for his physical protection. freedom to Younger brothers.
auya a w rite r lu Guntou'a Magazine.
the woman was that had come to the
Many others >of the great ones of earth
" I understand, madame,” he respond­ Concessions a fte r concessions have
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“ eel worker« begins.
Insurgent sympathizers have mur­ representing the United States, Great —statesmen, authors, churchmen, musi­ *7'
door, she did not advance to speak to ed, "hut It is villainous, this affair!
ut Mr«, f’aul Krueger.
dered a number of friendly natives.
Britain and Canada to give form to cians and business men—have also heard • u *' M o l,f» t day on record In Chicago; me. but retreated as soon as the conver­ Listen, my child. I have much to Bay to been granted to corporations and for­
sation was over.
the laat summons and responded thereto. tbermomqter marks 103 degrees.
you. Do l> apeak gently and slowly eign governments for loans aibauced.
Four trainmen were killed near tne basis of agreement rendered.
¿,r M ,d fu t proclaims free trade with
Railroads, m ining privileges and rev­
“ Pardon, madame,” he said, approach enough for you?”
The Boer-British war in South Africa I orto Klco.
Scranton, Pa., .on a runaway coal
The British author itfcs have main has
continued through the year! rather i *!*i Allotm ent of K iow a and Comanche ing ua, “ but my aister is too much occu­
"Yea,” 1 answered, “ I understand you enues from nearly all taxable goods
train.
tained for some tim e that when the to the advantage of the latter,, and the Indian lands begins at E l Reno, Okla.
pied with a sick person to do herself the pci fe c tly .”
Imve been pledged. The ease' w ith
Fire at Andersen, Ind., destroyed isthmian canal treaty is once disposed armed-resistance of the Filipinos against Ind " “ ° lr “ ln beld up • * Edgemoor, honor of attending upon you
“ Wo have had the fever in Ville-en- which money Is squandered by the gov­
several business houses, causing a loss of there will be a renewal of the the rule of the United States has been
H e did not conduct us through the open* boia for some weeks," he w*eiit on; “ it is
1. Geo. H PblUlp^company, of Chicago. I door: but ,ed ug round the un«,e of fb<’ now bad, very bad. Yesterday I went to ernments of the South Am erican repub­
efforts to adjust the Alaska boundary fitfully in evidence.
.
of |40,00U.
and other pending questions, the
ly.
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I presbytery to a small out-house Opening Noireau to seek a doctor, but I could only lics makes many of the sm aller ones
There have been several mine and rail­ suspends te m p o ra rl.
There is no friction between the canal treaty being regarded as one of way
5.
Death of Dowager Empress of Ger- . on to the court, and with no other en
chronically hard up, aud no sooner
accidents, in which many lives have
hear of one, who is in Paris at present,
military and civil authorities in the the many pending questions. Now been destroyed. The number of destruc­ a d e ijh ii.
‘y k " " ><J bT e I «’ lo»l«n
»•Ml* trance. I t was a building lying between
does one revolution dispose of a minis­
aud
cannot
come
immediately.
A
t
prea;
Philippines.
«. President Khaffer orders steel workers tb® Porch ami belfry of th e church and ent we have made my house into a hos­ try and President than another move­
that the British government has tive fires has also been quite large.
The most important happenings of the to strike........*280,000 stolen from Shelby hie own dwelling place. But it looked pital for the sick. My people bring their ment to negotiate a new loan begins.
United States Senator Sewall is yielded the Clayton-Bulwer treaty
sm elter at V allejo. Cal.
dead.
n.
Death o f Frooceaeo Crlepl, Ita ly 's comfortable and inviting. A fire had been sick to me, and we do our best, and put
In many cases private corjmratlons
and other points in the isthmian ne­ year may be briefly summarised thus:
grand old man.
, •
p
hastily kindled on an open hearth, ami a onr trust In God. But this little house and capitalists have more to say In the
J iiiit a r y .
,
gotiations,
it
desires
to
take
up
some
A department store at Viotoria, B.
„ O r* " * .tlfi« l wave aloag shore of hasp of wood lay beside it. Tw o -beds has been kept free from all infection,
X. Lord liupeiouu Installed as first Gov­
government of the sm all South A m eri­
■
of the other questions in which it ernor General o f Federated Australian col G o lf o f Mexico.
C., burned. Loss, (260.000. »
18.
Death o-f Edmond Audran, French were in this room; one with hangings over and yon would be safe here for one night, can republics than the Presidents or
onles.
has important interests involved.
the
head
and
a
large
tall
cross
nt
the
composer.
-
so I hoped. The mlgnonne must have
Germany, is preparing to blockade
o f Ignatius D onuetlr.
-Lord Pauncefote desiresto clear up . 2. Death
PM dingers drowned - by
.... in f?en
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j sink-" 1 ioo.t board; the other a low, narrow pal- caught the fever some days ago. Now th eir cabinets. (V irtu ally owning every­
w ^L1* of « ‘’ hop w . X . Nlnde at De­ • 111 . »8t’3.e
Venezuelan ports and enforce her de­ all the pending differences and have tro
it, Mich.
CmweirS LandlngP,Cke*
° f ° olcODd*
,et- W »« »Ion« the foot of It. A crucl- I m ust carry her into my little hospital. thing of real value In the country, it is
mands.
/?*•«& ot 1’b lllp D. A rm o u r.w...E ig h t
21.
Tornado wrecks town of Anadatko, ,lx h lln * " P on. thp w d ,L 11,1(1 tb e woo<1 But you, madame, what am I to do with only n atu ral th a t they should demand
a “ clean state" before his present ..®*
ttves loot In small hotel lire tn Minneapolis.
The Chinese court will soon return term as ambassador comes to a close.
Work of the high window also formed tv you? Do you wish to go on to Gran
a controlling voice in the management
8. H r e horror at Rochester, N. V.. orphan Okla.
111 *>
4k lisrsaa
2fi.
France severs diplomatic relations I cross. I t seemed a strange goal to reach
asylum,
20
lives Is-..»
lost.
to Pekin and extensive preparations When he came to Washington there Bavlll
vllle, and leave the mlgnonne with me? of affairs that concern their Interests.
ith Turkey.
.
,
, ,
«•«- Chinese sign Joint note of the powers. w 28.
Boiler explosion on steamer C ity of
° “r
■ " ■ « ‘ 'tarings.
are being made to receive it.
W e will take care of h,er aa a little angel Thus the Argentine Republic tins prac­
were four issues between the two gov­ 13. bred Alexander, colored, burned at
Trenton, near Philadelphia,
kills eleven _
per-
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Monsieur Laurentie
put the lamp down of God. W hat shall I do with you, my tically been sold over to the auctioneer,
by Leavenworth. K an., mob.
Governor Shaw will not discuss the ernments. The first of these was stake
•on«........K
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Knights Templar's conclave opens | on the table, and drew the logs of wood child r*
16. Death of ex-Gov. James A. Mount, of
In Louiflville.
and her finances are so Involved th at
policy he will pursue when he be­ the Behring sea question, which had Indiana
Monsieur,” I exclaimed, eagerly, “ taka
81. T h irty-s ix persons kilted tn Great together on the hearth. He was an old
22.
D
eath
of
Queen
Victoria
of
England
reached
an
acute
stage.*
The
diplo­
an expert could never straighten them
comes secretary of the treasury.
N
orthern
wreck
near
Kalispell,
Mont.
man,
as
I
then
thought,
over
sixty.
He
me Into your hospital, too. I ^ t me taka
of K ing Edward V I I . . . . / B u m
mats disposed of this question. The and accession
looked round upon ua with n benevolent care of Minima and your other sick peo­ out.
.9r,,ni' opera House lu Cincinnati.
Governor Taft has left Manila for
f e p t tm b e r .
next was oyer Venezuela, which, like
—... Hoard of Trade bul ding In -Moutreal
sm
ile.
w
.
The ministers do not attem p t to do
ple. I am very strong, and in good
1.
Flood> I n Cl e v eland causes (1,000,000
home.
loss *3.000,1100.
the seal question, at one time threat­ burns:
“ Madame,” he aaid, "our hospitality health; I am never ill—never, never. I this; they are satisfied to raise more
25. Deatb of Gulseppe Verdi, Ita lia n com­
5.
Miss Ellen Stone. American mission­ la rude and simple, but you are very wel­
The insurgent general Sampson has ened war.
But the efforts of diplo poser.
will do all you »ay to me. I.et me stay, money by m ortgaging other property
21». Disastrous fire In Deg Moines, Iowa. ary, abducted b j Bulgarian br ganda.
surrendered in Bohol.
macy were again successful in aveit-
8.
President M cK inley shot at Buffalo come guests. My slater is desolated that dear monsieur.”
and industries of the country If In need
....T w e n ty -o n e patients burned to death In
Exposition by Leon Cxotgosi.
she must leave you to my cares. But If
" B u t ‘your husband, your friends----- ” o f funds for special pur|>oses. Argen-
Another corps of burghers will be Ing trouble and bringing about a set­ Tokyo bospital. Japan.
L Peace pact signed a t P ekin. : ------
. tharw be anything yon have need of. tell ha said,-------------- ■ --*■
—*--------------- 1— - tlîia owes over (300,(MX),000, and every
tlement.
The third important issue 2___ '
formed in South Africa.
1-. Opening of Schley Inquiry In Wasb- — » r~TLAttixJL—L
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~FehriiArv-.........
WR& tha Ifit-fyniiati CUIlul, - whifth
-F B I HTSI 'K QW W T I W S H r i U W m f e ;
"
i
have
an
friends,”
I
knterrnpted, “ and
Fòur persons perished in thè burn­
"There is nothing, monsieur,” ."I an- my husband does not lore me. I f I bare chantff»^»he gers ask» for new’ tonfis. *
14. Death o f President M cK InJgj
been satisfactorily disposed of by the 3. Great snuwsUriu lu Middle West.
steel
strike
settled........Theo
ing of a river steamer at Menphis.
eodors | awered; "you are too good to ua—too the fever and die—good! very good! l am Already her mines, railroads and other
7. Marriage of Queen W llbelm lna o f llo l- G reat
'recent Hay-Pauncefote treaty. This latid and Duke H en ry of Mecklenburg- Roosevelt takes oath as President.
......
n atu ral resources are pledged, and It
good.”
10. Steamer Hudson tost Io Lake Superior
There is little hope of an irrigation leaves only one issue remaining in S cb w trln ........ Mine cxploson In Durango.
6bt wicked; I am a Christian, I hope.
"No, no, tnadame," be aalJ,1 "be con Only let Sue stay with Minima, and do ail seems doubtful If anything valuable
w ith crew of 25
-
Mex'co,
kills
87
person«.
bill being passed by this session of order to brin about a “clean slate,"
17. Foreign troops evacnite Pekin to Chi- tent. To-morrow I will send you to G ran ­
IO*. Sudden death of Cot. A lbert D. Shaw.
can- be found to hand over as security
can in .the hospital.'**
congress.
namely, the
rder controversy, both
14. M arriage of Raima's« of Astuitas and n»»c........State funeral of President M c K in ­ ville under the charge of my good Jean.
fo r new loans.(
ley at Washington.
"Be
content,
my
child,”
he
said,
“you
Prince
Charles
of
Bourbon.
*
,
as
t&
Canada
and
Alaska
18. British
- ■ • ■ * torpedo boat destroyer Cobra ® ***P w d l, my children, and tear trorh-
The Brit-
General Chaffee refused to interfere
«hall stay with us.”
13. Death or ex-8euator G ilbert A IBtolSe,
There Is not much attem pt to pay the '
tn North Sea; «7 lives lost.
ing. The good God will protec« you.”
in the oourt martial of a Filipino ish officials . link these various bound­ of North D ak o ta .. . . . D eath of Maurlcs •Inks
I felt a sudden sense of contentment. Interest on this deljt, and the country
19. President M cKinley's body burled at
Thompson,
author
,
.
.ftlgty
ntlneta
eulombed
Minima
bail
thrown
herself"upbii
the
ary
controversies
together,
as
they
murderer.
—
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foF’ here was work for me to do, as well Is satisfied If the creditors content
Canton. Ohio. ----- »--------
i
In mine nt Cumberland, B.
low pallet bed. I took off her damp
are more or less connected.
23. TJiolgosx tria l begins at Buffalo,
L
a refuge. Neither should -I be com- themselves w ith selxlng a few more
_2 1. Niue persons kllleA la collision near
Chile and Argentina have signed a
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24.-
Csolgosz
found
guilty.
elothea,
anti
httd
her
down
comfortably
......... ' . ’
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At present a modus vive'Adi exists Hordentown, N. J.
polled io leave M inim a. I wrapped her
2tt Caolgos- sentenced to d e a t h . __
protocol agreeing to arbitrate their
square 'm iles of territory to call the
22.
Pacific
steamer
Rio
de
Jatdero
sinks
to
rest.
I
t
was
not
long
before
I
also
to the Alaska boundary question,’ outside Golden Gate, Ca lfo ru la: several lives 28. Columbia defeats Shamrock.
up warmly iu the blankets, and M o nsieur
differences.
, J
_
waa sleeping aoiimjly. Once or twice a Laurentie lifted her carefnlly and ten­ m atter even.
chiefly fo £ the purpose of avoiding lost.
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1
O ctober.
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vague Ipipresaion forced itself upon me derly from the low bed. H e told me tfi
By a gas explosion at a Kokomo, a clash along the border and. holding
2B.
F ifty m iners, Imprisoned tn burning
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8. Columbia wins second race w ith Hham- that 'Miultaa. was talking a.great deal in
at Kem m erer, Wyo.
Ind,, glass factory, one man was each side in check uqtil a final bound­ mine
* N to a T n r k t s h C o s to m s .
accompany hint, and we crossed the Court
2B. Geo. W ard, negro, hanged and burned r<K'k ........ Death of the Ameer of Afghanistan. her dreams.
I t was the «i«ng -of the
killed and several injured.
-
.
I t Is said by a correspondent of the
ary lias been determitftd tipoii. It at T e rre Haute, In d ...fo r assaulf and m ur­ 4. T h ird yacfit race won by Columbia, bell for matins which fully roused me at and entered the house by the door I had
der.
*
winning the aeries and keeping America's
seen the night before. A staircase ted London Telegraph th a t the h a b ita o f
Secretary Long, by direction of seems to be conceded on both sides 28. Death o f Win. M
cup In this country.
__ ______ laat, but I t was a minute or two before
up to a tong, low room, which had been
10. Death of Lorenio Snow, head of Mor- I coulff make, out where 1 was.
President Roosevelt discharged Ma- that
_ tile modus cannot be carried on
T h in turned into a hastily fitted-up fever wnrd thé T urkish ladlea In Constantinople
eb aeeh.■ «
are wQuderfully__r»aUd!ana. W hen they..».
TBttyTröiar thff^ByölÄiyBTilty^N^ T,’ Thdfcffrijlély, and that sooner or later X. B tatr p tn lte n tls r j near Lincoln, Neb., 4-twAw
hTiffff'Tiefali
To
tBTIi.
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13. 4te«ervo lr at East Liverpool. Ohfo,
W women; aud children, There wpre
lag i (130.000 damage;
_ "there
_ _ already nine bejts in i_t,_«j/ different aizea. wash th etr bands art a tap from which
breaks, eana
centring
H ow funny that is!" __
she'«rid,
X Toledo, O., fire trtiok collided the question of establishing a perma- 1» 4. burned.
Inanauratlon o f President M cKinley Mwnon’ î f f lc f i'
<‘Bo" " ' l >1'e’ ld* n‘ o?| tb* bÖXa run, Ttud I cnliT^Walch one of
brought with the patients who now occu­ w ater runs Into a m a rb le basin, they
with a street oar, resulting ifi the nenVj^qq^ary m ust be settled. '
and Vice President Roosevelt.
them. Father, Templ^ Hcctiudits is pull­ pied them. But one of these wns empty. let the w ater run till a servant shuts It
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18.
Death
of
ex
Gov.
John
8.
Pillsbury,
of
3.
T
h
irty
men
crushed
to
death
on
rail­
- death of one fireman and the injury of
Mlnneapons. Minn.
ing faces at me, and all the boys are In this home-like ward I took up my off, aa to do thia themselves would
road a t Wolovo, Ituasla.
L A N D S L ID E C A U S E D W RECK.
•everal others.
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21.
Burglars tunnel under building and laughing. W ell! it doesiLt matter,, docs
11. Tw elve persona kilted and many more
work as nurse.
make them unclean. T h e y cannot open
Injured by bolter explosion In Doremus lattn- rob Chicago postoflee of »74,810 tn stamps.
Tne Chinese court will engage an
23.
?r T* Chicago........H n y -l’auncefote tre a ty re­
Hurtling of g re a t packing plan t a t jt,? Only we are so poor, Aliqt Nelly — “ Madame," said Monsieur Laurentie, or abut a door, a s the handle would he
Uatnmnnd i. Ind..
and ail. W e're so poor—so poor-ao
Four Lives Ltut In an Accident on the Che» jected by G reat B ritain . ,
American adviser.
one morning, the eighth that I had been unclean.
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18. Death of ex President BenJ. Harrison.
24.
Nineteen lives lost- In fire th a t de­ poor!”
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apeake A Ohio.
....D e s tr u c tiv e fire at Cloverport. Kv.
in the fever-smitten village, “you did
stroyed
Philadelphia fu rn itu re house of
Fire 'at Springfield, O., destroyed a
Oue o f these fastidious ladles wns
H
e
r
voice
fell
into
a
rmurinur
too
low
H u n t, W ilkinson a C o .
23. Chief Agulnaldo captured- by Gen
□ot ta k e a promenade yesterday.”
church building which cost (30,000.
ta|kln g to-a sm all niece ttty o ther dny,
Lynchburg, Va., Jan. 1.—A land Fred Funston.
Fourteen persons killed In race w ar in for me to bear what she was saying,
"N ot yesterday, monaieur.”
Washington
Parish.
I.a
28.
Tornado
at
Birm
ingham
,
Ala.
.
.
though
she
went
on
talking
rapidly,
and
who had Just received a present of a
Ex-Governor Shaw, of Iowa, has slide on the Chesapeake & Ohio D eatb of C harlotte M. Yougo, author.
"Nor
the
day
before
yeaterdayT’
be
29.
Electrocution o f Leon F . Caolgoaa, laughing and sobbing at times. 1 called
doll from Paris. By and by the child
been offered the secretaryship of the Railroad, near Reusen station, five 30. Death o f Comedian Roland Iteed.
m urderer of President M cKinley.
continued.
to her, but she did not answer.
miles south of Lynchburg on the
- • treasury.
"No, monsieur,” I answered; " I dare laid the doll on the lady's lajJL . f h o
A |» r il.
-------------------- — -
N ovem ber.
► .
W hat could ail the child? I went to.
fame«
river
branch,
yesterday,
caused
3. China refuses to sign Manchurian con
I fear aha la going was horrified, and ordered the child to
1. Boel-s Steal <1,000 horses from British her, and took her hands in mine—burning not leave Miulrna.
Fire wrecked a five story New York
ventlon.
to die.”
take It aw ay.
remount station, near Cape Town.
a
wreck
in
which
four
men
were
little hands. I said, “ Minim a!” and she
building, doing damage to the extent
3. Japan issiua ultim atum to Russia
2. Close of Pan-American Exposition at
Monsieur Laurentie raised me gently
killed and several persona injured, but 9. Logan statue unvel.ed in Washington. Buffalo.
As the little girl would not move IL
turned to me with a caressing gesture,
of (76,000.
12. Cuban Constitutional convention re­
none of them severely.
5. French forces seise three T u rkish porta raising her hot fingers to stroke tuy fa e. from my low chair, and seated himself and no servant was near, nnd the lady
P la tt amendment........ Deatb o f Geo o
on Island of M tlylene.
Bids of (77,500 . have been made
Several passengers from the scene jects
"Yes, Aunt Nelly. How poor we are, upon it, with a smile as be looked up at would be defiled by touching a doll th at
Cannon.
i
Elections In several Slate«.
me. -
and refused for seats on the New York of the wreck say that probably one or 19. British war lohn voted by House of ¡1.
had been brought from abroad, the only
7. Death of LI H ung Chang*, t. .D ea th of you and I! I am so tired, and the prime
"Madame,” he said, " I promise not to
Commons........Agulnaldo's pence manifesto K ate Greenaway, English artist
Stock Exchange,
never coinfs!"
two passengers are buried under the Issued.
thing she could th in k of wns to Jump ,
quit
the
chamber
till
you
return.
My
sis­
8. Tu rkey accedes to demands of Franca.
There was hardly room for me In the
snowstorm and floods . . . .D e a th of M other Blckerdyke.
up aud let the doll fall, . I t broke lu
Fire damaged the Champion coated debris caused by the* slide, but no . 2°- '?h Unprecedented
°* 1 ennsylvanla. K entucky and the , VL. Flre "*
□ arrow bed, but I managed to lie down ter has a little commission for you to do. pieces.
names
can
be
ascertained
of
any
pas­
W.
va.,
destroys
62
Confide the mlgnonne to me, and make
Virginia*.
paper works, at Hamilton, O., to the
buildings.
beside
her,
and
took
her
Into
my
arm»
to
sengers known to be missing. The
F ifty persons killed by explosion near
The same lady w ill not open a letter
15. Jeffries wblpa Rithlln In San F ra n ­ soothe her.
extent of nearly (1,000,000
She rested there quietly your promenade in peace. It la necea-
kfo rt, , Germany.
cisco.
train to which the mishap occurred Fran
coming by post, but a servant opens
enough; but her mind was wandering, aary; madame; you must obey me.”
20. President M cK inley »tarta on long trip
18.
Hay-Paoncefote
treaty
signed
In
Two masked men entered the office was known as No. 7.
It left Lynch­ through the country.
The commission for mademoiselle was aud holds It near for her to rend. I f
and all her whispered chatter wns about
Washington.
of the Abernathy furniture factory at burg behind schedule time, and con­
Mb
20. Mine
lire at Telluride, Colo., canses the boys, and the dominie, her father, aud to carry aome food and medicine to a her handkerchief falls to the ground It
May.
Leavenworth, Katiyand got away with sisted of an engine^tender, baggage 1. Opening o f Pan-American Exposition. death of 100 miners.
cottage lower down the valley; and
destroyed or given
23. United State« buy« battlefield o f Ban the happy days at home In the school in Jean's eldest son, I ’ lerre, was appointed Is Im m ediately
the tri-weekly payroll of (900.
car and one passenger car, which was ...G o v . D ietrich, of Nebraska, res gits nod Jtian,
Epping Forest. As soon as it was jig h t I
Cuba.
aw ay, so th at she may not agnln use It.
la made United States Senator by bla «ne
to
be
my
guide.
Both
the
cure
and
hia
23.
President Roosevelt warn« Central dressed myself In haste, and opened my
ceaaor. Gov. Savage.
Argentina and Chile have signed a pretty well filled with passengers.
u ltim a against Interference at door to see if I could fiud any one to send siater gave me a strict charge as to what Among the men this curious state of
It is stated that the train had run 8. Burning o f Jacksonville, F la ., . .C ivil American
Nicaragua canal.
protocol to submit their differences to
-----
we were to do; neither of ua waa upon things does not exist.
government ivtabllahed at M anila.
into
a
rock
slide
without
damage,
26
Boiler explosion In D etroit kills 27 to Monsieur Lautfatie.
arbitration of Great Britain, and that
any account to go near or enter the
The
first
person
1
saw
waa
himself,
more.
P o p e on W o m a n 's C lo th e s .
country has signified its willingness and the trainmen and some of the 9. F irst Australian Federal P arliam ent
!7. H orrible wreck on Wabash near Sen­ coming in my direction. I had not fairly dwelling; but after the basket waa depoa
passengers had succeeded in pushing opened In Melbourne by Duke of Cornwall eca. M ich.; 80 killed.
ited upon a flat stone, which Pierre was
T h e Pope has recently manifested a
to serve.
looked
at
him
before,
for
I
had
seen
him
28.
T e rry McGovern knocked
out by
the passenger car back from under and York........Panic In W all street.
Corbett.
only by twilight ntjd firelight. His cas to point out to me, he was to ring a preference In regard to Indies’ apparel
The first torpedo boat built by Rus­ the cliff. They were trying to do the 13. Steamer Paducah goes down In Mlssls- "Young”
30
Several
lives
lost
In
ferryboat
colllsloa
sock was old and threadbare, and his bat small hand-bell which he carried with over and above the strict regulation In
ppl six
mile« north of G —
‘ Tower,
~
„
rand
III.
In San Frandaco Bay.
sia at the new Port Arthur navy yard same for5, the baggage car when a
P residents tour broken off hr Mrs
brown. His hair fell in rather long locks him for that purpose. Then we were to regard to ladles who are received hy
our barks and begin our retreat,
is a success. The boat has developed second heavy slide came down.
A M c K in ley’« serious Illness.
Decem ber,
below his bat, and waa beautifully white. turn
10.
Riot
in
Albany.
N.
Y.
before any person came out of the in* the holy fath er a t the Vatican. A niece
a mean speed of 27 % knots pn her shout of warning as the second slide 17. Death of Mrs Lyman J. Gage
2. F ifty seventh Congre«« assembles........ His face was healthy looking, like that
o f the Pope was about to be m arried,
fected home.
trial trip.
came enabled most of those who were M lrh h Ot Edwln
V h l' o i Or>1»l R apid« Opening of the Charleston Exposition
of a niau « h o lived much out of doors,
10. Democrat« carry Boston city elections.
I set out with Pierre, a solemn looking and her distinguished relative took so
and
his
clear,
quick
eyea
shone
with
a
in
danger
to
escajie
without
injury
12. Marconi signals from Cornw all En­
Robbers entered the Chicago House
18. Launching of battleship Ohio at San
gland, to St. Johns. N. F.. w ithout wire«.
kindly light. I ran impulsively tn meet boy of about twelve years of age. We great an Interest In her trousseau ns to
Francisco.
Wrecking Company’s building, bound -r , , DWIKir>
13. Schley court of Inquiry makes Its re­ him, with outstretched bands, which he passed down the village street, with Its stipulate th at the young In d j^ jh o u ld
20.
Pan
American
Exposition
form
ally
ded­
BONDS
IN T O C A S H
and gagged two watchmen and blew
“
icated........F ifty thousand machinists go out port, censuring Schley........Mrs. Lola Ida
closely packed houses forming a very only have w hite, blue or black gowrfSr •
Bonlne acquitted ot k illin g James S. Ayres. took into his own with a pleasant smile.
on strike.
open the safe. They took (33 from
“Oh, come, monsieur,” I cried; "make nest for fever, until we reached the road adding th at these w ere the three col­
14. H<H>ds cause loss of life and great
21.
Death o f Gen. Fltajohn P o r t e r ..
the watchmen.
The amount taken CarMgit Making His Gift to tht Government D eath of ei-Congressman Chas. A. Hnntelle. damage In New York, Pennsylvania and haste! She is ill, my poor M inim a!" .
by which I had first entered Ville-en-bois. ors most becoming to young girls.
22. W reck of Sir Thomas Llpton's yacht /V ? ,V ,r « ,ul* .......’' r* rk "o Illinois
Above the tops of the trees appeared a “ G ray nnd brown,” rem arked his
from the safe was not large.
The smile faded nwny from his fgee in
Available.
C
en
tral
R
ailw
ay
near
Rockford,
III
Shamrock I I ........Suicide of B read, assassin
15. D eatb of John Swinton. New York tn instant, and he did not utter a word. tall chimney, and a sudden turn In the Holiness, ‘are
of K ing H um bert, of Ita ly .
only suitable for old
The Consolidated Implement Com­
New York, Jan. 1.—It j s reported 23. Death o f ex Gov. John R. Tanner, o f econotnlst.
He followed me quickly to the side of by-road we had taken brought us full in women, and I do not like any other col--
pany and the Co-Operative Wagon on Wall street that at an auction sale Illin
V,*n?C<!,2tS ,re a t^ ratified by
o is ........Norwegian bark E l»e lo -t off
sight
of
a
small
cotton
mill,
built
ou
the
In la n d ........Deatb
Oor. Gregory, o f Rhode the little bed, laid bis hand softly on
and Machine Company, of Salt Lake, by Adrain H. Muller A Co., 5 per Sable Island, w ith crew of 14 men.
A more ora.”
the child's forehead, and felt her pulse. banks of the noisy stream.
24. Gale on great lakes; siesm er B alti­
two of the largest establishments of cent bonds of the Carnegie Steel Com­ more
Possibly the Pope prescribed w hite *
n’d .h
Charles Emery He lifted up her head gently, and opening utournfully dilapidated place I had never
sinks; 12 live« lo«t.
•Seventy miners W
p„ Jn«
J *«•? f r ° m Cat.tnet and H en ry C.
seen.
their kind in the West, have been pany sold at 113 7-8, say the Journal. kllled by explosion In English h colliery,
because It Is the syml>ol of purity, blue
colliery.
her
mouth,
looked
nt
her
tongue
and
28. C uban
r" “ convention
------------
adopts P la tt reso- htm ' ° { " l,t0 D ’ in* appointed to succeed throat. He shook his head as he Dimed
consolidated. The new concern will Andrew Carnegie tendered (10,000,000 lotion.
In the yard adjoining thia deserted fac- because It Is the color dedicated to the
1*». Congre»« adjonrns for holiday recess. to me with a grave and perplexed expres­ torj* stood a miierable cottage with a V irg in M ary, and black because It Is
he known as the Consolidated Wagon in these bonds to the government for
sion, and he apoke with a low, solemn ac­ mildewed thatched roof. The place bore the time-honored hue of dress for out­
A Machine Company.
Its capital the Washington Memorial University
A 8 H O 8T E 88 T O ROYALTY.
cent.
the aspect of a pest house, Pierre led door w ear for Spain and Ita ly .—Lon­
stock has been fixed at (1,600,000.
F R O M T H E T R O P IC 8 .
for Original Research and the sale is
me to a large flat stone, and I laid down don P all M all Gazette.
"Madame,” he said, “ It is the fever!”
Half a m illion Germans «re unem­ believed by some to indicate that Mr. B e a u tifu l Counteea A n n e a lc y l a M uch T a b le S h o w in g th e V a lu e o f O u r Im
H e left me, and I sank down on a m.v basket upon it. Then he rang his
Carnegie has begun to convert the
ployed.
T a lk e d A lm n t.
p o rte rio n s D u r in g Y e a r.
Im p r o v e d M e th o d s In H u rg e ry .
chair, half stupefied by this new disaster. hand-bell noisily, and the next instant
bonds
into
money
in
order
that
the
The mnst-tslkeil-about woman in Ire­
Turks threaten to expel Americans
following table shows the value I t would be necessary to stay where we was scampering back along the road.
I t was in Boston th at the first ad­
government should be relieved from land and London at the present time is of The
But I could not run away. The deso­
the Importations of troplesl and sub were until Minima recovered; yet I had
from Syria.
any embarrassment on account of the said to be the Countess of Annesiey. She troiural productions into the United no means to pay these people for the late plague-stricken place had a dismal m inistration of ether for anaesthetizing
The Schley court of inquiry has bonds.
At the price realized, the is to entertain King Edward and Qtiefn State, la , he fi,ca| y M r 190, indllrtjng trouble we should give them, and the ex­ fascination for me. I wondered what tbe patient under the surgeon's knife,
been dissolved.
manner of persons could dwell In It; and and a Boston physician. D r. W . B. H id ­
(10,000,000 in bonds would be equiv Alexandra on their approaching visit to " î J hj
«H sugar, of which, as pense we should be to them. I hail not as
I lingered I saw the low door opened, den, hss perfected an appliance w ith
Argentine people are preparing for alent to (11,387,600, a substantiaPin tiw^Bmerald Isle and by virtue of her already shown, the very large proportion time to decide upon any course, however,
before he returned and brought with him and a thin, spectral figure standing in the which the surgeon operating secures
crease of the promised endowment.
»a from the tropics;
war with Chile.
....... OREGON.
EVENT8 OF THE DAY
Articles.
The new German inspection law
will become effeotive as regarda im­
ported meats, April 1, 1902.
The cost of schools for Indian chil­
dren to the government was (2,489,-
625 in 1900.
The enrollment was
26.64L
Dr. Faache warns the reichstag that
thq United States is Germany’s most
dahgeroua trade enemy and urges de­
fensive measures against the "Ameri-
can peril.’’
The French government haa decid­
ed to investigate American trusts.
Street and Freight Car» Collided.
Sugar ....................
C o ffe e ............... ...............................
Raw silk
.............
India r n lila r ...................................
V egetal.le fillers . . . ' u v i ' ............
Tot«cco and m anufactures;
"
r run«, etc.
Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 1. — A
street car collided with a number
of freight ears attached to a switch
engine here today and one man was
killed anti two injured.
T e a s .............................................
Raw c o t t o n ........ j ............................
C o c o a ........ .......... .. ....................
G u m s ................ ..................................
8p le»'«..........
..................
Cabinet wood«
.........
Klee and rice «our.
Cork and m anufactures.
Chicago Apartment Building Burned.
Chicago, Jan. 1.—A Christmas tree
loaded with inflammable ornaments
and candles caused a fiai tonight that
destroyed tho Alexander apartment
building, a six story structure.
L ic o r ic e r o o t . . . .
Indigo . . . .
When Al(on»o Comes of Age.
Washington, Jan. 1.—J. M. Curry,
The organization of reserves will of this city, has been selected by the
give Sweden a total army of 400,(XX) president to represent the United
men.
States at Madrid on the occasion of
The German minister to Venezuela , ‘he “ coming of age" of the young
urges the employment of’warships to king, Alfonso X III, May 17. I>r.
Curry was United States minister to
collset claims overdue.
. . .
I Spain during the years 1886 to 1889,
A Nebraska supreme court decision
administration of President
deprives the Omaha mayor and the Cleveland. He was present in his
city council of the power to appoint official capacity when the king made
police and fire commissioners and his advent into the world.
Mrs.
vesta it in the governor.
1 Curry will accompany him.
.....................
Dyewoods
Tn<‘
Cinchona
bark
V anilla bean« .
Sbongca ............
Chocolate . . . ..
O u tta percha .
Tout
T H « COUNTESS o r ANNESLET.
Value.
»90,487,800
62.861,399
:*>,O5I3<”
28.4M..P3
22,! 32.5OC
19,770,026
19.586,703
11.017,8.6
6.787,828
6,7Wl,e69
6,f 39.139
3.568. HSI
2.993,349
2,324,898
2.270,996
1,737.097
1,402 894
1.274,443
1.(23,646
876,229
717,530
,141,892
130,967
. . . . i »323,810,156
The Perepectoecope.
The perspectoecope Is a new Instru­
ment for giving a single photograph or
new capacity as hostess of royalty, Is a
most conspicuous person.
H er beauty picture the appearance o f aolidlty aa If
long ago made her famows end she It seen in a stereoscope. - I t is an arrange
commonly regarded as one of the hand­ w ent of lenses and a pair of mirrors set
somest women In the UitUed Kingdom. • t an angle such that the Image of the
H er home, Castle Wellsn, j».in northern picture la reflected Into both eyes. T h f
Ireland, and is a superb estate, ample In picture Is a t right angles to the eye
every respect to be s moverch's swat
his sister.
Mademoiselle Therese was a tall, plain,
elderly woman, but with the same pleas
ant expression of open friendliness as
that of her brother. She went through
precisely the same examination of M in­
ima as he had done.
The fever!” she ejaculated. In much
the same tone as his. They looked sig­
nificantly at each other, and then held a
hurried consultation together outsldp the
door, after which the cure returned alone.
“ Madame,” he said, “ this child Is not
your own, as I supposed last uight. My
sister says you are too young to lie her
mother. Is »he your sister?”
“ No, monsieur,’L I answered.
" I celled you madame because you
wnre traveling alone,” he continued, smil­
ing; "French demoiselles never travel
■lone. You are mademoiselle, no doubt?"
“ No, monsieur," I said frankly, "I am
married.”
"Where, then, is your husband?" he In
qnlred.
“ H e Is in London." I answered. “ Mon­
sieur, it Is difficult for me to explain it;
I cannot speak your language well
enough. I. think In English, and"! call
not find thejright Frea. b words. I’ om
very unhappy, bat I am not wicked."
“Good,” he said, smiling again, "very
good, my child; I believe you. Yon will
learn my language q :l kly; thin you shall
gloom within, but delaying to cross the
molderlng doorslll as long as I remained
In sight, tn another minnte Pierre had
rushed back for me, and dragged me
away with all hl» boyish strength and
Fiiprgjr«
' Madame," he said. In angry remon­
strance, “you are disobeying Monsieur le
CtlfiT."^-----------
"But who lives there?” I asked.
"They are very wicked people,” he an­
swered emphatically; “ no one goes jiear
them, except Monaieur ie Cure. They
became wicked before my time, and
Monsieur le Cure has forbidden ua to
speak of them with rancoyr, so we do
not apeak of them at all.”
Who were theae pariahs, whose name
even was banished from every tongue?
A few days after thia, the whole com­
munity waa thrown into a tumult hy the
news that their cure waa about to un­
dertake the perils 87 a voyage to Eng­
land. and would lie absent a whole fort­
night. He aaid It was to obtain some
Information as to the English system of
drainage in agrienltural districts, which
might make their own
valley
more
healthy and less liable to fever. But it
struck me that he waa about to make
some inquiries concerning my husband,
nnd perhaps abont Minima, whose deso­
late position (tad touched him deeply. I
ventured to tell him what danger might j
the fu ll effects of ether and chloroform
w ithout any waste, w hile the Insensible
subject breathes In the same am ount of
pure a ir w ith each Inspiration as
though not using the anaesthetic. Tho
blood Is thus kept oxidized, and the pa-
tlent Is le ft In the best possible condi­
tion fo r reaction nml recovery.
T h e Sp eed o l th e B lo o d .
I t has been calculated that, assuming
the butnan heart to beat stxty-nlne
times a m inute at ordinary heart pres­
sure, the blood goes at the rate of 207
yards In a minute, or seven miles a
day, and «1.320 miles n year . I f a man "
84 years of age could have one single
corpuscle floating In his blood nil his
life It would have traveled In that tim e 7
over 5,150,000 miles.
E q u a l to th e O c c a s io n .
L iveried M enial—“ M e lud, the car-
rlage w alta w ith o ut.” '
H is .Lordship— W ith ou t what?
“ W ith ou t horses, me lud; ’tie an au­
tom obile.''—T it-B its.
F la h o f th e N ile .
Tbe N ile la noted for the variety of Its
flab. An expedition sent by the British
Museum brought borne 2,200 specimens.