ÍX
DAYTON HERALD.
large m ill was unuaed and falling In
rains.
"T h a t is m ine," he answered.
laWKit u aacond risaa m atter at the pw< Blocked« Situatioa la North Dakota B .c o n w
4s unlucky. I t was a spinning m ill;,
■flea » I Dajtou, Oregaa.
StrfaMM Ms lad tfitittn of Subsidence.
once one of the floors fell through, k i l l
IT E M S OF IN T E R E 8 T FRO M ALL
St.
Paul, A pril 2.— Transcontinental
lug many people, and twice it ?
DAYTON ............. ... ORIGON,
PARTS OF OREGON.
burned, a ll in 10 years— yes, «11 in 10
traffic by the Northern routes continues
—
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BY
J.
MACLAREN
COBBAN.
-
years.”
to be blockaded. The Northern Pacific’s
“ And today it seems to have added
Financial Happaamg» el Isa-
efforts to transfer passengers across tbs
to its work of k illin g .” He looked at
lake formed by the overflowing ST the
vrvci wvttw wa UW wwwwi
me. “ You have not heard, perhaps
Review ul the hopartaat sloughs near McKenzie, N. D ., have
I raid—
s f the Maay ladaatries • ~
Industry.
IN TRO DU CTIO N .
d the Peat Week, Presented proved futile and but little hope is held
“ What?”
And
still
as
I
looked
and
thought
of
1hrtvtag C sauasaw ss M l
M y name is Unwin— Gerald Unwin
fora, Which It Mott
I related what I had reen and heard
AMD
out for a resumption of business in the
this
the
bell
tower
of
the
ruined
m
ill
“ Rev. Gerald Unwin, B. A.,** I am
to ta l* Market Report.
“ Have you heard of this?” he asked
Likely Io Interest Our Many Readers.
near future.
nsualty styled on the backs of envel before me fell with a loud clang, and glancing from one to another.
TIME (C H E O U L II
opes; for, though I have laid aside cler­ there uprose into the sir to mingle
pgraw r
A a a ira
Reports from the Great Northern
No; None of them had heard.
PertlanS, Or.
The supreme lodge of Oregon, A. O. ical duties, for the present at least,
with the other sounds the frantic
' Flood stinntion in Minsissippi is
“
I
must
see
to
it
,"
he
raid,
and
are to the effect that their transcon­ U . W ., will meet in Portland June 10
again becoming serious.
am still in orders. Now that I enjoy screaming of pigs and neighing ol stirred as if ho would set out at once
a:3u p m.
Balt la k e , Denver,
Chicago
tinental trains, which have heretofore to 20. z -
Ft. Worth.Omeha,
Portland
leisure and the absence of those petty horses. I was not surprised; 1 was but he added, “ after dinner.”
Twenty-two men were killed in an
Kanaa« c ity , St.
Special
been able to get through with only a
Ixjuli.C'hieikgoaQtl
9:u0 a. na.
Oliver Grace, a pioneer of 1343, died worries which prey upon the subordin­ somehow prepared by the scene not to
And after dinner he set out; and
explosion in a Tennessee coal mine.
via
Kaat.
alight delay, are now held up by floods at hia home at Silverton laat week. ate cleric more than the lay mind can be surprised at anything that might thought better of him than I had at H uutlngton.
happen
in
this
strange
region.
I
A six story building in Philadelphia
aonoeive,
I
set
myself
to
write
out
the
in the western portion of North Dakota. He waa born in 1329.
first been disposed to do because of his
was entirely destroyed by fire, loss,
strange narrative of event and experi­ passed, however, hurriedly down the
A t'a n tlc
W alla w » ila lew is-
t: 10 a. m.
Just where the trouble is has not been
.The Western Union Telegraph Com­ ence which, in the Frovidence of God, slope by a rough path, and found the kindly feeling, though it were only for
ton.Spokane.Mln-
Kx presa
»•110,000.
neapolis,
St.
Paul.
S:5S
p.m.
»
definitely determined, but telegraphic pany has subscribed »1,000 to the Lewis have worked such a change in my con­ road into the valley and the village. I pigs-
D ulu th . Milwan-
vta
Dr. Thomas Dunn English is alive,
In the drawing room, however, I was H u a Un«
and Clark exposition.
ton.
kee.Cblca«oJilEaat
heard voices and saw a dim crowd of
reports
say
that
the
Moose
river
is
out
dition.
I
promised
myself
and
my
but his physicians say he may die at
struck
with
the
altered
manners
of
tlte
The Prohibitionists of Portland and friends some months ago that I would people about the rained m ill, bat the fam ily in the temporary absence of its
of its bsDka at Minot, on that line, and
I
any moment.
7.00a. m.
St. Paul
Salt la k e . Denver,
Multnomah
county have nominated a do this, but until now I could not bind stream, black and evil-smelling, was head.
Mrs. Steinhardt was gossipy
Fast M all 1 Ft. W orth.Omaha,
between
me
and
it,
and
I
bad
perforce
Since the outbreak of cholera at that numerous bridges have been swept city and county ticket.
myself to my desk; I hare had too
S;l# p. m.
Kansaa C ity, 3;.
and
kind—
even
motherly;
Frank
threw
away.
The
Red
river
is
also
at
flood
Manila there have been 90 cases and 70
v ia
Lauu.Cnleageaud
much other occupation, desultory, per­ to let my curiosity wait. I continued
off b is awkwardness and shyness, and
About 70 teachers from all parts of
Spokane
Esat.
deaths reported.
tide at Grand Forks, N. P -, but so far
haps, but agreeable: in short, like the my way into the village, which, I
Clackamas county attended the teach-
found, lay behind the many-storeyed delighted me with his skill on the
man in the parable, I have rparried
The house committee favorably re­ as reported but little damage has been
piano; while Mademoiselle Laoroix was
■’ institute in Oregon C ity last week.
wife. Y et that is the very reason why m ill toward the mouth of the valley and
ported the b ill for 20 per cent Cuban done there.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
close to the high road by which I very bright and winsome. Yet, now
The
situation
on
the
Northern
Pacific
The
Tillamook
County
Rank,
of
T
ill
my
friends
in
town
have
pestered
me,
tariff reduction.
I had, as it conversing with her and now observing
is extremely serious.
Reports from amook, has filed articles of incorpora and now grow clamorous to know all should have entered it.
H O M rO B T L A N U .
■The plague situation in India is grow­ McKenzie are to the effect that a lake tion with the secretary of state. Capi- about it. They have been good enough were, let myself in by the hack- door. her (when, for instance, she rat near
Frank at the piano), I could not but
ing worse. Over 70,000 deaths a re je - 39. miles long and Two miles wide has tai, »10,000.
to remind me that, though it is prover­ Before I was well into the village I
•aop.».
A ll sailing dataa
«:00 p m.
ported monthly.
passed an arrangement of low buildings remark that a look of sadness over
formed and the tracks are lfi feet under
■abject lo chante
bial
clergymen
get
handsome
wives,
yet
-
'Preparations
are
being
made
to
in
spread
her
sweet
face—
of
sadness,
and
with
blank
walls
to
the
road,
from
water,
or
perhaps
entirely
washed
out.
it is quite out of the common for so or­
The senate w ill take up the Nicara­
For San F r a n e la » -
crease the water supply of The Dalles
as of anxiously waiting for something
Sail «very t daya
gua canal bill as soon as it has disposed Efforts to transfer passengers across this During the summer months the reser­ dinary looking a priest as myself to which came no sound of life or work, or some one— whenever site was left to
lake have not been successful.
The
win a lady • so beautiful and dis­ but, instead, the vilest and strangest
of the Chinese exclusion measure.
voirs
leach
a
very
low
stage.
her
own
thought.
This
expression
wind has been so high and the water so
tinguished as (they are pleased to say) smells that ever offended the sense,
was able to account for satiirfactot ily
Floods in the South caused immense rough that much danger has attended
my wife is; and, further, that though and from the midst of which, rose a
The
retail
clerks
of
Raker
City
are
Dally
Celuaikla Sisar
t oo p m
damage to property.
the attempt to transfer passengers in trying to secure an agreement among it has been whispered fine looking cler­ towering chimney that smoked con- very soon.
Ex. Ssi inlay
Staaawrs.
Ex. Sunday
We had been some time in the draw­
« :U> d . m.
The loss in Tennessee by the recent small skiffs. A gasoline launch was the merchants to close their places of ical tutors have had the audacity to as­ sumedly. These, I guessed, were part
To A ttoria and Way
of the chemical works of which I had ing room when the door bell sounded a 1 Saturday'
put into service yesterday, but evdn business bn Sunday.
flood is estimated-at |4,000,000.
U OO p. m.
la n d in g «
.
Most of the pire to ladies of very high rank indeed,
this large craft was found inadequate merchants are willing to agree to such their aspirations have usually been heard. 1 found the rectory at the loud peal, and at once I saw that sub­
Roosevelt declares himself in favor to the task. I t is.thought that an en­
dued expression of patient waiting on
other
end
of
the
village.
I-did
not
go
a proposition, provided it is generally overwhelmed' with contumely; and,
C:4Aa.m
Wlllaasatta Rtsar.
of a more stringent Chinese exclusion
« : » p. m.
Miss Lacroix’s face flash up into one of
tirely new track wilt have to be built observed.
Mon., Wed. W ater perm utine
lastly, they are consumed with wonder — the rector was in bed ill— but asxed
Kx. Sunday
law.
'jager expectancy. For a moment she
Oregon C ity, Nasr-
and Fri.
to
be
directed
to
my
lodgings.
around this gap in the road before
that I should have lighted upon a re­
berg. .Satani, lu.le-
1 had some tea and then I prepared to ’.ooked at the door with her pale face
once more be carried on.
The creamery plant at Junction City fined and delicate Frenchwoman in the
A general uprising is being planned traffic
neudem-e. Corrai-
gone
paler,
and
listened
with
quick
ear,
Ila aud Way la n d -
in Macedonia to throw off the Turkish Pasaengors eastbound have been held at w ill soon be in operation.
wilds of Lancashire Of a ll conceivable go to dinner at the house of M r. Em­
tuga.
till she heard the voice of tlie visitor,
Bismarck, and no westbound coast
yoke.
plaoes.
Perhaps,- they add, with a manuel Uteinhardt, one of the creators
A party of about 20 immigrants ar
when her eager hope collapsed and sank
and
lords
of
the
Tophet
into
which
I
trains have been started from St. Paul.
7:00 a. m.
Wltlamattt and Yaas-
» 30 p. m.
touch of sarcasm which I can oom-
Fire partially destroyed a Cincinnati
tslli siterà.
Thur,
Mon., Wed.
A train reached here tonight bearing a rived in Y am h ill connty a few days ago placently endure, I was the’finly creat­ had entered. H e was rector’s church into deeper sadness than before. I t Tue«.,
and Sal.
W ater peruiitting.
theater, but the audience escaped un-
aud Fri.
from
Tennessee
was
a
rich,
cheery
voice
I
heard
come
number of passengers who had been
Oregon C ity, Day-
ure Jjke a gentleman she.^ad ever seen. warden, and I had corresponded with
.harmed.
to n .A Way Land-
successfully ferried across the lake at - A commercial club has been organ
But my story is a lliw iç terèible and him concerning tlie curacy, ^nd .bad from the b a ll.
|D<«
“ I s t h ’ new parson come?” it asked
Pension Commissioner Evans has McKensie, and they report the situa­ ixed at Freewater to further the inter­ serious to be introduced w ith persisge. made this dinner arrangement a week
'of
some
one.
ago. I asked my landlady where I
been given to understand that his resig­ tion there extremely bad.
ests of that city.
“ That’s J im ,” said Mr«. Steinhardt L v . Riparla
Saaka Mear.
Lv.Leseiausn
should find Tiihperley H a ll.
nation was desired.
As no freight can be moved west­
CHAPTER I.
«:05 a. m.
7 ou «. in.
‘<Oh,” said else, looking at me with with a laugh— “ my brother.”
The Goloonda mine, in the Cracker
Daily except R iparia to Lewlatoii Daily an-ept
About two years ago I accepted a cur­
High wind «t-PittaDurg resulted in ward, there is some fear that a famine
Monday.
-»
Thia
,
t
hen,
was
the
gentleman
who
Monday.
a
comical
eye
of
respect,
“
,vou'IE*tort'gflt-
injuries to many persons in churches in foodstuffs may result in Bismarck creek district, seven miles west of. acy in the village of Timperley, within
had come to smoke a pipe. He en­
ing
to
Muster
RteBnheart’s?”
(so
she
and
its
vicinity.
Some
of
the
Northern
Sumpter,
has
been
sold
for
»260.000.
a few miles of a large Lancashire town.
and a heavy property loss.
*
pronounced the
magnate’s name). tered— a tall, atont, ruddy Englishman,
Pacific business has been transferred to
A. L. CRAIG,
The business men of Salem, now I f I had had much choice I would not
James R . Garfield, son of the late the Burlington at Billings, Mont., and
He's at th ’ other end o* th ' village on gone somewhat grey. He at once took
have
chosen
a
cure
of
souls
among
m
ill
Cenerai
Taaaenger Agent. Portland, Or.
that
a
flax
m
ill
is
assured,
are
working
possession
of
the
room
and
of
the
per­
President Garfield, has accepted the in that way it is hoped to open an av­
hands and miners. I would have pre­ Shale Brow” (she called it “ Brew” ).
position of civil service commissioner. enue of communication with the North for tbs establishment of a linen m ill. ferred to perform my duties under a
Stop a bit, mon.” She went to the sons in it. His bright and ample pres­ V. A. M C ttlIJ J V O . C ity Ticket Agent.
T h ird and W aah pi*ion Strael«
door of the room and called, “ Dick, ence extinguished the gaudy,- gorgeous
The bouse has passed tbs army ap­ Coast cities. The most optimistic of
Preparations are being made to re­ clear sky, rather than under a canopy
the railroad officials are inclined to be­ ceive a 10 stamp m ill and complete of smoke; within call of fields and lad. yon mun ta k ’ the parson up to furniture, and hia voice, instinct with
propriation b ilk
Then turning humor, and un-aelf-cnuS’-iouanesS, filled
lieve that it w ill be at least 10 days be­
woods, rather than in a forest of tall Muster Steenheart's.*’
Germany w ill not oppose Russia’s fore through traffic can lie re-established equipment at the Maybelle mine, in
the void whtah iiaually reigned in that
chimneys and black heads of coal pits. to me, she raid, “ H e’ll tak tha, tnon,”
the
Granite
districts
room.
..-».ffi
policy in the far East. „
by the regular route.
But since I waa disappointed in my and withdrew.
I was amused; and when a minute
The Grant county delegates to ' the hope of a cure in a certain pleasdnt v il­
- V IA -
The naval appropriation b ill carries
G. A. R. O N P E N 8 IQ N 8 .
(To to coati n ued)
Republican congressional convention lage of Sussex, I resolved to go to Tim- or two later shd' called from the bottom
>926,000 for the Puget Sohnd navy
are for Williamson. They are not com­ perfey iri'Lancasbire.
So when one of the stairs,
yard-
“ A rt ready, parson? T h ’ lad’s wait­
mitted for governor.
M atteu That Were Complained ol In Its Re
Divorce in Europe.
dark
afternoon
of
February
I alighted
Cecil Rhodes left most Of his fortune
ing’
«fl
. • •
port to the President.
‘
A*
at
the
nearest
station
on
a
branch
ra
il­
Divorce
was
established in Germany
to the. promotion of his educational
The noted Roaring Gim let mine, in
-l-positively laughed to myself-
My in 1875. From 1881 to 1885 the year­
way,
and
asked
a
fellow
passenger,
who
Minneapolis, A pril 2.— Judge E ll the Gold H ill district, has caused
schema. ■
amusement increased wtien T“saw my
Torrence, commander-in-chief of the another sensation in the nature of a looked like a rtitivb. and who Was hurry­ guide, a young Hercules in clogs, who ly number of divorces was about 8,000,
Heavy rains in the South have caused
ing
away,
whether
be
could
direct
me
while of late years it exceeds 10,000-
Grand Army of the Republic, just hacl; rich strike. The mine was purchased
riiight qpeily have “ taken" me to T im ­
J
the Mississippi to overflow its banks,
i:3 0a. m .. 7 p. ns.
from a conference with the president last week by Indiana men for »10,000, to, Tint perley-nwltea. I , was answered perley H a ll and farther under hia arm. In England divorce waa established in Leave« Portland
A lbany 12:3» p. us., 10:30 p ut.
flooding many miles of territory. —
ith
a
curt
“
Noa,"
I
was
not
discon­
1857.
During
the
years
1858.1862
the
Arrives Ashland 12:33 a. m., t u t u a . in..
on pension matters, says the report of and since its purchase the new. owners
Timperley H a ll I discovered, over­
Sacramento à p. m ., s.dà a . m.
o -■
r w
a a a I m fu L n
s rv
ZtM
n Z
1HU
--■ • ™
woe"
rve X* | i IIZ
1’ rr -X
iteoointioiiR to tnvBstigBto an
A .R . pension committee' was have struck a big pocket ledge on the certed. I received a somewhat uninT looked the valley -from the side oppo­ ftilfiU Jil iiiiiiilk
Han Francisco 7-té n. ni., 8:15 a. 1
tofligibie
direction
from
a
station-
por­
about 550; in 1898 about 660.
In ,
Ogden ft:t& a. la., t i :a»-a. m. —
bribery scandal in connection with
submitted to the president over a week main vein, and removed a pan of near­
ter, and leaving orders concerning my site'to that from which I had first Austria, where only non-Catholios can
sale of the Danish islands were adopted ago. At his request, however, it wilt" ly pure gold, orkbeut »18,000.
» Kansaaí'tty 7:2¿a. m., » 30 a. m,
luggage, I w e ifo u t into the dark and viewed it. Soon I was in its drawing apply foa a divorce, the number of de­
Chicago7:-fea. ws., »:H» a. m.
by the house.
not be made public for some time, as
room, shaking liandi with M r. (or
lo a Angele« 1:30 p. m., 7 a. m.
tlie
drizzle
to
walk
to
Timperley.
mands for divorce increased 26'per cent
The Prohibitioniats of Washington
K1 r u o t o , m .,tp . ni.
Herr)
Emmanuel
Stetohardt;
for
I
raw
Senator M itchell has asked the com- the president has under consideration oounty w ill hold their convention April
I tramped for half a m ile or so along
in four yearn, and in Belgium about 20
T o rt W orth « ::«» a. m , « 30 p. ia.
the
selection
of
a
successor
to
Pension
nieioe committee to increase the appro­
well paved road, and then (according at once that he was of pure Teutonic per cept in four years.
'V ity of Magico «¡Afta, m., 0:56 a. m
6. I t is the intention to place a full
Houaton « a. ns., 4 a. ns.
priation for the Columbia river and its Commissioner Evans. Judge Torrence, county ticket in the field.
to
direction, I thought) I turned down breed, and I heard, when lie had spoken
Demo­
New Orleans 6:25 p. m., 6:25 a. m.
discussing
the
report
said:
a few words, that*he must have spent
tributaries »1,000,000.
a
narrow
lane
between
a
isedge
and
a
W
ashington 6:42 a. ni.. 6 42 a. m .'
Hard on th« Cook.
“ The committee found no fault with cratic primaries were held in Um atilla
all his youth and part of his manhood
New York 12:43 p. m., 12;43 p. ni.
The indications are tor an early ad­ the pension laws as they now exist, but oounty March 26 and the county con­ wooden fence. I trudged some distance
Lord John Townsend, a British gour­
in the Fatherland; be spoke perfect
journment of congress.
rather with the manner in which the vention in Pendleton March 29. The through deep mud, now stumbling upon English, but with an indescribable, met of 50 years ago, would often call to
Pnltman and To tiriat cars on both train «
lumps
on
the
firm
edge
of
the
cartaay,
C hair cara Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso,
vote at the primaries was very light,
tell-tale accent. I had just time to tho footman in the middle of dinner: and to n rm -e n n to Chicago. Bt. Louia. New Or­
Cecil Rhodes,.'.!the...uncrowned king laws have been construed and adminis-
and
now
plunging
into
holee,
when
the
burean. A dostre there being no contest over the elec­
“ Tell the cook to come to me this leans and Washington.
of
Connecting at ban Francisco w ith several
for a change in the office of commis­ tion. A full county ticket was names). lane seemed to lose Heelf in a fielfl.
moment^” wlilcEbccasionesI rather an linea
rounded
shoulders,
and
his
massive
ior H on olu lu, Japan, C hin a. Philippine«.
hesitated a littje ami then resolved to
Miss Ellen M . Stone, the American sioner of pensions has been steadily
awkward pause. Then, on the entrance Central and Bòuth America.
bald
head,
when
1
was
introduced
to
return
to
the
road.
My
eyes
were
now
missionary, is on her way home.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
growing for two years past, until now
of the poor cook with very red face from
« . M /U £ N , O. P. A.,
used to the dark, and I perceived a his wife, a ta ll, nandsoiue, Iancashire the combined effects of the kitchen fire
woman
(her
speech
betrayed'her),
with
There may be some difficulty in the it is almost nniversal among the veter­
Wheat— W alla W alla, 84c; bluestcm, foot path across the field inclining
P o r t la n d . O r a g o n .
ans.
Conservative
Grand
Army
men
ami
mental
confusion,
he
wpuid
address
grey
hair,
evidently
a
good
deal
older
United States getting a coaling station
back toward the road,
I struck into
believe, and with good cause, that great 66c; Valley, 64066c.
her
in
a
voice
of
thunder:
“
Pray
have
than he; then to Miss Louise Lacroix,
in Cuba.
Barley— Feed, >2 0 0 2 1 .;
brewing, this, thinking it would save me some of whom I w ill only ray at present that tlie goodness to taste that dish and tell
injustice has been done to many de­
distance.
But
I
soon
found
to
mv
»21021.60
per
ton.
A passenger train struck a buggy in serving and worthy claimants. A ll the
me if yon do not agree with me that it
vexation that “ the shortest way arches she looked refined and foreign— a rare is beastly.”
the suburbs of Pueblo, killin g its three veteran soldier of the union desires is
Oats— No. 1 white, »1.1501.2294 ;
exotic in this region of surprises; and,
is
the
longest
way
round."
I
perse
that the laws be justly and fairly ad­ gray, »1.1001.20.
occupants.
lastly, to “ my son, Frank,” a' young
ministered, and all who are entitled to - Flour— Best grades, »2.8003.40 per vered over the sodden grass, and some­ man of one or two-and-twenty, who
Toe Much for th« Cobra,
times somthing else besides grass, and
Another mounted force ef 2,000 men receive their benefits shall enjoy them
looked
in
every
way
and
spoke
like
an
Recently
( rays an Indiana paper) a
barael;
graham,
»2.6002.80.
•
presently liegan to scent somewhat of
is being raised in Canada for service in without diminntion or unreasonable
Englishman. These introductions over, large crowd,- comjsosed chiefly of Kam
Millstuffs—
Bran,
»18
per
ton;
mid­
the
pleasant
odors
of
rusticity,
and
my
South Africa.
delays, and that every unworthy claim
dlings, »20;
shorts, »20;
chop, spirits rose a degree or two.
I passed we sat down to wait for the announce­ stis, assembled at Yersarpaudy to offer
Two masked men held up an Em­ shall be rejected and every fraudulent »16.60.
low
black
wooden
building,
and ment of dinner. There was very little gifts of fruit and pour libations of
[«nsloner stricken from the rolls.
raid: they seemed constrained, and I m ilk into the hole of a sacred cobra.
poria, K an., hotel, bat were unable to
guesse«!
it
was
a
cow
bouse;
1
bears!
Hay — Timothy, -»12013; clover,
Effective 12:01 A. M . September », 1900.
“ The atmosphere of the pension bu­
was, perhaps, shy. No one seemed to This is an unusual ceremony, and
break into the safe.
the
animals
pulling
at
their
chains
and
reau has been such as to create an im­ » 7.6008; Oregon wild hag, » 6 0 6 per
think
of
trying
to
set
me
at
my
ease.
called
“
Nagala
Chowty,"
or
the
snake-
munching their food.
By-and-by
-
~ The president is receiving doeeas of pression that a great many frauds are ton.
flonth
South
North
North
found myself again on a tolerably good Mr. Steinhardt sat watching the clock, feeding ceremony. Such a quanti
bound
Bouud
Bound
applications for the governorahiu ef the attempted by the old soldiers, but it is Potatoes— Best Burbanks, »1.1001.25
Bound
and at intervals throwing questions milk, waa poured down that the cobra,
road,
came
upon
some
bousea
of
the
Danish West Indies, should those worthy of note that according to the per cental; ordinary, 70080c per cen­
over his shoulder to h is-w ife. (One to escape drowning, darted- from its
last report of the commissioner, ont of tal, growers’ prices ¡sweets, »2.2602.60 suburban semi-detached villa descrip­ question I noted was, “ Ia Jim coming hiding place, scattering its devotees,
islands be sold to the United States.
tion
(at
one
of
which
I
knocked
and
S T A T IO N ».
169 persons convicted of frauds against per cental.
D ally
Dally
inquired my wav), and soon, stumbling at all?’ ’— to which she answered, "Jim and took sefuge in a bush close at hand
D ally
Cuba will be turned over to the Cub­ the bureau last year but 10 were sol­
Freight
-Paa«
said
he
might
look
in
after
dinner
and
Batter— Creamery, 22940 25c; dairy, and splashing through exasperating
Freight
ans May 20.
diers of the C ivil [war, of whom two 18020c; store, 13016c.
A Big Hog.
mnd and cindera, came out upon the smoke a pipe” — and I wondered who
Jim was. I was wishing I bad not ac­
Eggs— 14c for Oregon.
There have been 40 cooler« cases and were deserters. Many convictions were
Down in Vladosta, Oa., recently, a
edge
of
the
valley
in
which
Timperley
for offenses against the old soldiers,
A rrive
A rrive
cepted this invitation for my first even­ hog was killed, whose gross weight was
Leave
Cheeee — Full cream, twins, 130 lay.
Laava
30 deaths at Manila.
and not by them.
The. records show 1394c; Young America, 14016c; fac­
I stood and gazed around me. 8uch ing in Timperley, when the young ladv 1,260 pounds; his net weight was 955.
A 8t. Joseph, Mo., man is under ar­ that only one uld soldier ont of 73,000 tory prices, 1 0 1 94 c less.
« m l M p . n i ' Bigg« 11:2# a m S:40 p.m
edged her chair a little nearer to me, Each ham weighed 102 pounds.
a spectacle I had never seen befi*re
This 7:10
OU a.
1 :5S p in Gibsons i l :uu a.m 3:12 p.m
has been convicted of fraud against the
rest for having 13 wives.
Poultry— Chickens, mixed, »3.500 listened to and felt the feverish rush of and said, with the sweetest of smiles fat monster produced 601 pounds of S
1:30 a
2:14 p m Wa«co lo :45 a.m 3:M p .fli
government. Certainly that is a won­ 4.50; hens, »4.5006.60 per daaen, 110
»:45 I .
and the most musical of tones:
2:27 p m K lo'dykel»:30 a m 2:40 p.m
the
life
of
Lancashire
industry.
The
lard,
or
nearly
a
tierce
and
a
h
a
l
f
-
Emperor W illia m ’s new >aoht, the derfully good showing.”
S:5i a.m 2:33 p.rn Sum m it 10:25 a m 2:JW p.m
“ You come from the south— from enough to last a small family about 9:1«
1194c per poand; springs,1101194c per birr and buzz of thousands of spindles,
a.m 2:45 p.m May ' c C Je 10:15 a in 2:12 p.m
Meteor, w ill be ready to erase the ocean
Incidentally Jndge Torrence denied pound » 3 0 4 per dozen; ducks, »506
{ >o’ldatn:12 ¿ .ñ i 2:0H p.m
London;
ye«?’’
the swift click and thud of shuttle and
four years.
Besides the lard, there 9:26 a ra i 8:00 p.m, DeMoaa
in a few days.
that he was to be made pension com­ per dozen; turkeys, live, 12013c,
Her accent was that most delightful was nearly a wagonload of sausage from 9:80 a m 3:09 p.m' Moro 10:00 a.m 1 :W p.m
loom, and the regular sob and respire
•
a.m 1:40 p.m
.................I
p ni ErnkinYl
a.m
Two men, charged with grand lar­ missioner, or that he was a candidate dressed, 14016c per pound; geese, »6)4 tion of mighty engines mingled with of a ll foreign accent«— the accent of an this one pig, to ray nothing about diah- 10:50
a.m 1:44 p.m U'a V ’y •:15 a.m 1:00 p.m
for
that
or
any
other
office.
I answered pana full of hogshead cheese, livor pud- ............— I 4-06 p.m Bourbon
0 7 per dozen.
ceny, sawed their way out of a Mon­
the ruth of wstei and the plaintive educated Frenchwoman.
• :.V> a. in
- .............. 4:*Mp.ml Kent
Mutton— Gross, 4c per pound; dress­ panting of some machine as of an en that I had come from London, thongh ding and other products.
» :40 a.mi
tana jail and escaped.
=
Six Prisoners Etcapa.
................ 4:40 p.m W ilco« . »
a. 3
1
was
not
native
there.
ed, 70794c par pound.
slaved geni of the Arabian Nights. 1
................ I 5:20 p.m¡Shaniko 8:00 a.
St. Louis, A pril 2.— By means of a
President-elect Palma, of Cuba, is
Hogs—Gross, 5j<c; dreeeed, 89407c could not at first apportion the sounds
Death Aiks for a Birth Certificate.
“ 1, also,” raid she, “ come from the
GEO. B . MOHIJCR,
confident that the career of the new re­ wooden key six prisoners escaped from per pound. •
D . J. H A R R IA .
to the various groups of buildings be­ south; from London last, but from
A
man of the name of Jean Baptiste
Gen. Manage?.
the workhouse early* today after 10
Superintendant.
public w ill be successful.
V eel— 80894 for small; 70794 for neath me. On my right was a many Faris before.”
Fab
re,
87
years
old,
presented
himself
hoars’ work in breaking their shackles large.
storied
m
ill,
whose
bright
windows
Here
was
common
ground
for
pleas­
the
other
day
to
the
mayor
of
Montreuils
Judge W . Van Devanter, of Chicago, and opening the inner and outer doors
Beef— Grose, cows, 39404c; steers, were reflected in the glassy surface of a ant reminiscence, and we became sons-Boia to obtain at last a birth cer­
has been prominently mentioned as a of their cells. The men, three of them
404z»c; dressed, 6940794c per pound. pond, on the banks of which there friends at once.
tificate. Scarcely had he uttered his
successor to Secretary of the Interior still wearing chains, climbed the rear
Hope— 12013c per pound.
grew, pensive and .forlorn, a few scrubby
W hile we were talking ( happened request when he sank down without a
Hitchcock.
fence of the workhouse grounds and
Wool— Valley, 13016c; Eastern Ore­ trees. On my left kn aggregation of
Men rushed to help him , but
to glance acrose in Mr. Reinhardt's d i­ cry.
A force of Laguna rebels has sur- took a skiff to the Illinois side of the gon, 80 1 2 )4 c ; mohair, 2102194c per long low buildings with glass roofs,
without avail ; he waa dead with a sud­
rection:
he
was
looking
straight
at
me
Mississippi.
pound.
rendered.
that looked with their shining backs for the first time. He roee and angrily den stroke of apoplexy.— Paris Jour­
like monstrous, crouching dragons -ef rang the bell. Presently we went in to nal.
Bin Laid Bator« Senate.
Santoe-Dumont, the Brazilian aero­
A health resort for invalid soldiers of antediluvian days. Farther up the val­ dinner. I , of course, m t next to him
Washington,
April
2.—
Lodge,
chair­
naut. is in London and erpecta to make
Ru»«dl Sag«'« “ Beascar.”
the regular army is to be established at ley was another group of bnildtffgs
on his right, and noticed with some cu­
ascensions daring the coronation sea­ man of the committee on Philippines, Fort Niobrara, in Nebraska.
wrapped in a cloud of steam. Imme­ riosity, as he carved, that bis bands
Rnsaell
Sage employs a “ bouncer”
today reported to the senate the bill
1 A*
* *
son.
diately before me was a rained m ill, seemed encased in very fine iemon- nowadays— a giant who stands within
temporarily to provide for the adminis­
Overland lim ited trains are to lia
unroofed end gaunt, with its bell tower colored.gloves: a second look assured reach of everyone admitted to the aged
Parisians are discussing a plan of tration of the affairs of the islands. He
provided with telephone service while
and its ta ll, cold chimney outlined me th it they were merely stained. m illionaire’s private office. The other
erecting wireless telegraph systems in
said in submitting the report he hoped standing in depots at Chicago, Omaha
AND
against the sky; behind it was another H is eon’s hands were similar, but of a day a man while talking to Mr. Page
that city to take the place of tele­
to call np the measure for consideration and San Francisco.
gronp of irregular buildings. A dozen deeper hue. For the first time it oc­ reached for hie hip pocket.
phones.
The
at an early date. Rawlins, of the same
The owner of a Chi«agfty.tenement tall chimneys poured their smoke into curred to me that mv host waff the lord bouncer had him in an iron grip in
J, A. Alexander, a rich and respected committee, offered an amendment to has been sued for »25,000 damages by the sulphurous air, which was pervaded
about a second. The man waa only i
of the Chemical Dye Woeks.'
merchant of Case, A rk., turns out to be the Philippine government b ill, in the I Mrs. John McGinnis, whose two chil­ by a certain glow— insufficient to dis­
reaching for a handkerchief.
They
were
your
works,
I
suppose,
Only Transcontinental Lina
nature
of
a
substitute
for
it.
I
t
repre­
James Huddleston, an escaped convict
dren were killed by sewer gas and her sipate the darkness, but enough to make M. Steinhardt,” I said, “ that I passed
Faaaing D irectly Through
sents the views of the minority.
from Texas.
own health impaired.
the stream which wound down the val­ after entering the village?”
Ansarle«« English
Salt Lake City,
ley gleam like a black gigantic snake.
C M m tt Mining Rc^uletion*.
I was alone on my tide of the table,
We do not speak the English language
The Austrian legation at Washington
The name of Marconi, the wireless Now and again furnace mouths opened
and had to speak to him, or be silent. in the way in which it Is spoken by
Leadville,
t -
has been raised to the rank of an em­
Pekin, A pril 2.— The government telegraph man, has been need as the
and glowed with * ferocious glare,
Yee,” said he, rather abruptly. the people of Ragland. We have great­
bassy. .
has decided upon mining regulations, ' basis of a new word, “ marronigrams,’’ while weird tongues of lurid flame
Pueblo,
Then after a pause, "You came by that ly changed, enlarged and perhaps i m.
flickered on the alepe and ridge behind. road then.?”
Governor McBride, of Washington, under the terms of which concessions . referring to wireless telegrams.
proved it in our usual progressive
Colorado Springs
w ill discharge any state employe who may be granted to foreigners in any ' A dressmakers' nnion, comprising
As I looked a great repulsion seized
So I related how I had lost my way, way. The wonder lies in the notion of I
part of China.
accepts a railroad pass.
and Denver.
some 300,000 modistes, is being formed, me. I recalled the Prophet’s descrip­ and how I had been struck ( I did not Englishmen that their way of speaking |
These regulations provide that the the purpose being to protect the mem­ tion in the Old Testament of the Valley say, “ disagreeably” ) with the impres­ the language is the only way and that
The E rie Railroad Company has
ALL
“ “ “ ‘ " » T TO
government shall receive 26 per cent of bers from dead heats and to raise stand­ | of Uinnom or Tophet, ia which men sion of ferorioas energy my first view onr way Is wrong.
granted an increase of wages to the con­
the protfls ; 26 per cent of the ontpnt of ards.
■
S
i
s
s
?
»
«
Wni"’
rrw
,
sacrificed
to
strange
gods,
and
canned
of
the
valley
gate
me.
ductors, trainmen and switchmen on
diamonds and other gems ; 6 per cen t,
their sons and daughters to “ pass
Ferocious energy,* ” he repeated,
Right is Their Uss.
“ “«n lflcant aecnary ia America by
the entire line.
if the ont put of gold, silver and mer- ' A young Berlin physician, Dr. Lad through the Ares to Moloch.” This, with a smile, looking at me os If he
"Those cold Boston girls naturally
w « *o n a ll claaaea of tlekata.
Congress w ill probably authorize the cury; 10 per cent of the ontpnt of
wig Feinberg, has made
im portant, to rely, was one of the Tophets of mod liked the phrase, and thought the bet­ enjoy the Abbey ‘Holy G ra il’ decora­ addraaa over« a llo
’* * * * * nd d* * e r,Ft,T * ilta ra ta re
construction of three new battleships,
lead and sine; 6 per cent of the discovery of independent animal organ-' era days, in which the seas and dangh- ter of poe for haring ottered it. “ I t is
tions in the public lib rary.”
two armored cruisers, six gunboats and output of cogl and iron, besides export 1
isms *“
In cancer growths.
Th is discovery
kl’ ~ -cs-i-ji
England are made to pass a great place for industry, and it will
"W hyT”
X D. MANSFIELD, Oen. Agt.,
and likin duties.
11 other naval vessel*.
' he says, mesas the diagnosis of cancer. throughAbe fires
the Moloch of be greater vet."
“ Becaoss a frisse is right in their
Wealth *od the
1*4 Third B t
of all-devouring
I aske<l him how it happened that • llw t.'*
GREAT LAKE FO R M E D .
NEWS OF THE STATE
HERR STEINHARDTS NEMESIS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
O regon
S hoi ^ t L ine
U nion P acific
EAST AND SOUTH
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shasta Route
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m t mt ERIHDi A I.