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9 AYTON DAYTON ¿Dlsp^T w a rs a«, sdvsHto^ entered as second class matter a t t h s • I Daytsa, Ore«oa. C R A TE R (L A K E BILL.. tow Text af th s as I* Passed Ceagress- ^^as lhe aVvB r iwSIwwffl, FURNISH DEFEATED HERR STEINHARDTS NEMESIS — you know wbat I nman—ee | expect ed I fancy he wants to reserve the chance for e last big aqoteM. But don’t thou he afraid, lad; X I I «tend by the U m and thee. W ell, I prevallsd on Frank to toll me the Blackpool ad- dreM, though I bad to promise much hia father ahouldn’t gat to know he bad told me. I went straight away, and found her; and «he waa mein gted to see me, poor thing. I told her what I had conic for; and the end of it wee the packed up her little traps, and came back with mo—and here she la w ith me now. But I ’ve not come to the den yet. 'Manuel has only gone to S C M Ï0 U U » London for the week, 1 find. He Will Daraw r A sa ir s FsrttanS. Of. be home on Saturday; and then I ex C b le a « o B alt L ak e, D en ver, pect he w ill want me to square up with t:90p. F o r t la n d F t. W o n h .O m a h a , him . So I ray you had better come Special K a n s a s U llr , St. t i t e a , a . i I-ou is ,C h ic a g o and beck at onto." v ia Ka»t. Hera, surely, waa m atter for the H u u t l n s t o n . gravest anxiety and apprehension, S ta n tio W a ll a W a lla le w i s - 111 t a though it did not appear what there K i presa t o n . S p o k a n e ,M in n e a p o lis , St. P s m .l S:SO p . a . was to fM r exactly, except that Stein- D u l u t h . M lle a u -I hardt might somehow reclaim L ou I m H u n t via in g t o n . ^Me»,Chica<t>.kKa«i - from Blrley’s charge, and again hide j her away. But the fact is, my dread S t. F a n i S a lt L a k e, D aiiver. 7 0S», a . and suspicion of Bteinhsrdt were such F a s t M a il F t. W o rth .O m a h a , K a n ta a C it y / St that I was prepared for his committing L o u t s .C a le a g u a u J the g rM tM t and vaguest enormities. h a st •poka»« I t was now Friday morning, and there was only another day during which I OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE could think of Louise aa at rest in B lr ley’s house. I could I mvs Basel that F R O M rO R T L A M D . night by the mail train, and probably reach Timperley late on Saturday night. A ll s a l l i n e d ate» t :M p a. Greater speed could not be mode. But » « p a s u b j e c t tu C han gs was I , after a ll, going to toeve without F e r S e n F r a iie la c o - knowing what was that damning some h a li e v e r y 4 d a y * thing concerning Steinbardt which Fraulein Haas’s “ dream, or dreams," might reveal or suggest? I must en- D a ily Ma t no p, m, dMvor to win it from her. Ki.Monday t la a a is r i. K s. Sunday I called that morning, but waa told, (:UU o . m . S a tu r d a y T o A t t o r ia a n d Way aa on the first occasion, she would not h « p> sa. L a n d in g » be home till five o’clock in the after noon- I got everything ready at my W IllsaM lts Sitar. « tu a ra. for a prompt departure, and., ( .« A a m M o n ., W ed. W a ter p e r m u t in e , h i guadar called again soon after the hour named. a n d F r i. o r e g o u c i t y , N ew - b e r g , B a le n i, Ind e- “ So you have come again,’ ’ she said, p r n d e n t-e , C urvai wearily, when she mw me. II» a n d W a* Land- ! _ ln g a . _______ : Yes, Fraulein,” 1 answered, “ and I have come in haste.” 7 :M a . m. « 8.30 p. m. To urge me, I know’. But why is Tass., Thur. Nili R i v « r i Mon . Wed. and « a t T W ater perihlltlng. aud Fri. it necessary? I t is a terrible law that 'O reg o n c i t y , D a». quick death should be brought upon I lo u . A W ay Land- i io g a one man because he brought quick death on another!— a terrible law. I v . R ip a r la am not sure it ie God’s law. Think L 4:08 I . , v l e w l i i o n ». m . j 7:00 a. you it is, H err Pastor?” D a lly e x c e p t R ip a r la to lA W itton D ailv s ic e p t Fraulein!” I exclaimed, alarmed at M onday. M onday. her continued disposition to consider too curiosly and abstrusely,44! am sorry A. L. CRAIG, I cannot linger to discuss such things G e n e r a l T a sa en g er A g en t, P o r tla n d , Or. with you. I mast travel beck to Eng land in a very few hours, on most anx- Y . A . S t i l i L L I N ó . C ity T ic k e t A g e n t. T h ir d a n d W a s h in g to n S tr e e u . ious business, and I entreat you to re solve to toll me what yot^ mt has been re v e a le d to you concerning thia crime? I have M id it already, Fraulein, and I say it again: what the greet God may ' • ' ' -»L , . _ have in store for Herr Steinbardt for . _ — VIA---- — all hia wickedness. I cannot judge, and I do not seek to pat out my hand to force; I- M y I Eo not desire to bring punishment on him , I o n ly wish to be able to make him withdraw his hand from the perpetration of more cruelty and oppreMion.” “ la he so wricked, then?” she cried Leaves P o r t la n d « 30 a. m ., 7 p. m. in an accent of the keenest pein. •• A lb a n y 12:30 p, ni., ID:.lo p m T H E VOTE FOR GOVERNOR Washington, June 4.—The following VERY CLOSE. is the text of the act creating the Cra BY I. HACLAM N ter Lake National Park, in Oregon, aa it finally jtasiww] congress and was Elect signed by the president: tncts— Legislative aaE C seaty Tlcksts Are Csasprshsaslvc Review af ths of Brisech waa very much to me many “ Be it enacted by the senate and PivtEsE Ths Return, A rt EacaeEtogly CHAPTER X I I . rears ago. He weot away to England, Happenings sf ths Pact Weak, house of representatives of the United Stow la Comtog Is CbsatorHsto Car. la a CeeEsassE P ana. Which b I was so taken aback I could for the but yon w ill understand, Herr Pastor, while I have never forgotten him. SUtes of America in congress assem For the Likely to laterta* O ar Maay ri«a M iEteswsh C sea ty by MB to 7®O moment neither stir nor speal bled : , That the tract of lend bounded a new feeling, a feeling of shame, arose first time I knew he wm in very greet in me for appearing ia - that woman s danger and anxiety about a y e a r and a The papal secretary of state, Cardi north by the parallel 43 degrees 4 min Portland, June 4 .— Reports received presence as Steinhardt’s representative. half ago;” ( l a m almost started from nal Kampolla, baa received Judge/Taft âtes north latitude, south by 42 degrees up to 2 o’clock thin morning indicate After her outburst ol surprise she my SMt; that was the very tim e of at the Vatican, Rome. 48 minutes north latitude, seat by the the election of Chamberlain for gov looked at the letter again, and at me. Lacroix’s dimppearancel) j« i*I * M r n e d it in a dream, indeed, dreams, which Kruger declines 'to express any meridian 122 degrees west longitude, ernor by »bout 750 votes. Five conn I row. uncertain. opinion whatever regarding the eonclu- and w^et by the meridian 122 degrees “ Fraulein,” I said, “ I do not know the Almighty God souds oftenor and ties are yet un re ported, and it is esti a ion of the arar in South Africa. what to say. I did not seek to come clearer to hie chosen onre th a n to o th er 18 minutes West longitude, having an mator that they w ill break about even this journey myself; Herr Steinhardt persons.” (She was then a Pietist, if Mine engineer»,, firemen and pump area of 249 square miles, in ths state men in the anthracite coal district have of Oregon, and including Crater lake, - Returns from nearly all the counties are asked me te undertake it. He thought, not a maniac.) " H is danger end enx- incomplete end i t . is possible that and I thought, toe, that your adver iety then, I suppoM passed «w«y, for quit work to the extent of about 80 per is hereby reserved and withdrawn from [ soon I mw no more of tnem. But now cent. when the delayed precincts shall be tisement, in which, of course,you could settlement, occupancy or sals under the not use many words, signified that you for maay weeks I sm him and feel him , received they w ill change the totols, but The cable between Manila and Hong were very ill. and alone perhaps, and more and more anxious then before, Kong la broken. Telegraph communi laws of the United States, and dedicat- the probability is against a change that that you needed a— ’ ’( I did not quite and I am made to feel there ie »1»»?« as a public j WM overcome the preset cation with the Philippine islands in, know how to put it; I added hurriedly) now another man n n r him making him therefore, »topped. , park or pleasure ground for the Itenefit; berlain. M r. Furnish, however, still anxious and afraid, and the other man — “ a friendly hand.” “ He did not think that I could wish seems to bs you, I think. H err Pastor.’ Sixteen persons were killed and four of the people of the United SUtes, to , expresses confidence that the fu ll ro to see him for his own sake,— I mean wounded aa a result of an eaploeion of be known as Crater la k e National tu™s w ill pat him ahead. I sat silently marvelling. v.... R e p u b lic a n s a r e ele c te d in b o th con- for the sake ol his own peace?’ ’ gas in an oaocerite mine in the province I p , “ I toll you a ll thia plainly, H arr gressional districts, Tongue in the H er German was becoming too rapid of Galicia, Austria. “ Sec. 2. That the reservation es- j First and Williamson in the Second for mo to follow without an effort; 1 Pastor," she added, “ because you are not on« of thoM who laugh at dreams; Senator Mitchell has secured from tablished by this act shall be umier They received large majorities. ' The was not sure I understood her. for you know that the Sacred Scripture the interior department a favorable re the control and custody of the secretary RePublican state ticket, w ith the ex “ Ho has business,’* I said, “ which says that the great God reveals to those port on his b ill for the relief of the of the interior, wh.se duty it shall he C'*pHon ° f * ov*n * ,r - prevented him from coming himself. who are reedy to see, many strange Sherman county, Oregon, settlers, and large majorities. The legislature is “ I suppose,’* said »he, with som things in dreams and visions ef the it is expected that the senate committee to estahliah rules and regulations and also'Republican. touch of bitternea^ I thought, “ he is w ill report the bill to the senate. cause adequate measures to be taken tor The following are the returns fiom still always -vary busy m a k in g m o re and night.” “ You have, indeed,” I m W, “ sMn The efforts of the Chicago striking the preservation of the natural object» each county so far as received showing more money in year rich England. ' strange tbnigs.” within said park, and also for the pro the vote for governor: Diameters to prevent the deliveiy of I t is now,*’ I answered, " a lawsuit “ W ill vou now,” she continued, “ be meat by non-union drivers has resulted tection of the timber from wanton de Baker—-Unofficial returns from 33 that keeps him in England.*’ plain with me? Tell me, If you know, all precincts out of 37 give Chamberlain in many conflicts with the poliçè, in predation, the preservation of A lawsuit? A trial?”, she ex exactly, whet 1« the thing,— the serious kinds of.game and fish, the punishment figs majority. claimed, with a strange anxiety. “ Is which both officers and men received matter,— he is anxious and afraid j Benton— W ith complete returns from he in danger?” - injuries and a number of the strike o n - u n a n b T s n d h u * . r*,< n o v a J ° i Indeed, FrEblein, I do not know. abouL” leaders were arrested. « r i Pr8; ■” b" ‘ one * nd estimated “ I can tell you, Fraulein,” I M id, vention and extinguishment of forest vote on thJ , FBrairf|. , pluralHy is 33 The other, party to the trial thinks him Another Boxer insurrection is report “ a very serious matter, about the dis self in danger from HerrStelnhardt; he J in China. “ Sec. 3. I t shall be unlawful for Clatsop— Unofficial returns fronr all covery of which I suspect he is very accuses H err Stein hard t of using, anxious. A little more than a year and any person to establish any settlement !’rec,!1 < " .t8, e*5Tptz,iW O on* 8’ * ive Three persona were injured by a tor making much money by using, his or residence w ithin-said reserve, or to Furnish 1,078, Chamberlain 976. a half ago H err fiteinhardt's partner in nado in North Dakota. patent for chemical dyes.’’ w A nt to TyopHot1 from LsAncA- engage in any l.u.ijn)jeripg or nth«r s n -1 " I th in k ,” Said she, simply, “ you Two were killed and 18 injured in a terprise or business occultation therein, out of 13 precincts give Furnish 422, shire, and it waa thought ha never re are not Emmanuel’s friend.” automobile accident at New York. turned; no trace of him could be found. or to enter therein for any speculative Chamberlain 271. To this 1 had nothing to say for a After two years and eight months of turpose whatever, and any peraon vio- Clackamar— Complete unofficial re moment. 1 took refuge in an evasion. So hla fate remamined altogether a mystery for a y M i, until I went to be war peacs has been declared in South sting the provisiona of this act, or the turns from 29 out of 37 precincts give H err StoiahMdt.” I M id . “ has W hy the mystery rules and regulations established there Furnish 1,679 and Chamberlain 1,299. sent me to net as his representative. cure in the v illa g e J Africa. should have been left so long, I cannot under, shall be punished by a fine of But it appears there is nothing for me Coos— Unofficial returns from 11 out The transport Meade has arrived in not more than 1 500, or by imprison of 26 precincts give Furnish 637, to do.” ( I was standing uncertain, ray, becauM it was no great cleverness San Francisco from Manila with the ment for not more than one year, and Chamberlain 416. but readv to go.) “ What shall I My in me that after that made it less of a Twenty-first infantry. mystery; perhaps the Almighty left it shall farther lie liable for all destiuc- to him when I return.’?’ ro long to give Emmanuel Stein hard t Senator Carmack, during a speech in tion of timber or other property of the t. Crook— Returns /r o n iY 11 out of 34 I wonder,” Mid the, more than precincts ’give Chfimlterlain 322, Fur the senate slandering the army, waa United States in consequence of any half to herself, “ if you are the person I time to repent- Soon after I came to nish 374. the Village Certain things made ms sus hissed by the gallery. , such unlawful set; provided, that M id have seen lately?” pect t h a t Herr Steinhardt’s partner did Douglas— in 24 out o f 30 preejnets reservation shall be open, under such I was startled; I stared » b l a n k be The Senate w ill consider the Nica Chamberlain has a plurality of 181. not stay in London, but cams home regulations as the secretary of the in wilderment. Was the woman a mani ragua canal b ill this week. This w ill and then dirappearsd. I now know, terror may prescribe, to a ll scientists, Gilliam-fc-Unofficial returns! from ac? T h e pupils of h e r ke en eyes be followed by the Cuban. M IL excursionists and plesauçp seekers, out of 11 precincts give Furnish med to rapidly dilate and contract, from evidence that I have got, that he President Roosevelt has appointed and to the location of mining claims Chamberlain 383. while she gased into vacancy, sod kt did: but what became,of him I cannot I suspect that Herr Steinbardt Colonels Hampel M . Whiteside and and the working of the same? [and pro th e sam e time kept E referring glance toll. Jackson — Unofficial returns from Sumner H . Lincoln to be brigadier vided farther', that restaurant and hotel put bin» out of the way, but 1 do not practically all of the precincts''give on me. generals. • keeper*, upon application to the secre Chamberlain 1,516, Furnish 1,444. A man,” she continue^, “ who goes yet know that he did. I am sure, how- that the Divine Vengeance, which tory of the interior, may be permitted about and about, and evidently causes The Charleston exposition has dosed. Josephine— 8o far as received F u r Emmanuel great anxiety about some has thua far revealed it to me b it by Financially, it was a lose and the by him to'estahliah places of entertain nish has a majority of 123. b it, w ill yet make clear the whole hor thing.” stockholders w ill receive none ol' their ment within the Crater Lake National Klam ath— Unofficial returns from all Conceive the sudden turmoil of rible crime.” subecriptions beck. Otherwise the fair Park for the accommodation of visitors, the precincts give Furnish 609, Cham 1/ - She heard me through in silence, at places and under regulations fixed thought and feeling, o l imagination wasp success. by the secretary of the interior, and berlain 421/ I was thus gating intently at me the while; but and hope into" to which wh: Two men were killed in a slide in a not otherwise.’’ Lincoln—Ind icatio n ^«re that Fur thrown! when I came to the end, she drew back A r r iv e s A s h la n d 12;33a. m 11:30 a. m. The Lacriox mystery Mercur, Utah, mine. •• S a c r a m e n to .5 p m ., 4:35 a m. nish has carried the , county by about until then almost abi mt from my and looked at me in anger and aston “ Ban P rM K U eo 7 4A n h i . M '» * io (T e b s -e s a tla m d ) 100. - 1 mind; I seemed to have left it in Eng- Ishment. K IL L E D T R O O P 8 BY MfNE8^ •• O ffd en 5 :45 b . m ., 11:45a. m. Hon Michael Henry Herbert may be •• D e n v e r IU u j ii , y <. m. land, and though I w rtain ly thought of * • » .” Mid abe, “ who are you, H err Lane— Unofficial returns from 37 oat British ambassador at Washington. M K a iit a s C ity ?:2.?a. m , 9 30 a. m, T m Pest Leaf. * C h ic a g o 7 ,*5 a . m , 9:30 a. m? of 61 precincts give Furnish 2,110, it sometimes, it waa as of something Pastor, to make yourself the minister Of h* Revolutionists Slew en Army Ex-Governor Sylvester Psnnoyer died ** L os A iigelett 1 :20 p. m , 7 a. m. Chamberlain 1,961. Gen. F. C. Ainsworth, chief of the waiting in the distance for my return. Divine VengMnce?” Columbian Regular«. * B I P a s o 6 p. m ., 6 p in at his home in Portland on Memorial I was dumb for a moment under this record and pension division of the •• F ort W orth 6:30 a. m ., 6:30 p. m. Marion— Chamberlain cart ies Alar ion Now here wis I presented with ah allu day. M C ity o f M ex ico 9:55 a. i n 9:55 a. ra. Kingston, Jamaica, June 4.— The county by 273. sion ol i t —a vagus and uncertain allu warm rebuke. arm y, is In receipt of several intoreet- * H o u s to n 4 a. in ., 4 a m. “ I think, Fraulein,” I M id a length, ing relice from friends in the Philip- The grandstand at Hawthorne track, British 'steamer Atrato arrived here M N ew O rleans 6:25 p. in., 6:25a. ra. Linn — Unofficial returns from 26 sion, perhaps, hut still unmistakably “ you mistake me. I do not put mysell ? v4 x W »«h in gioi) 6:42 a. m ., 6 42 a. m. Chicago, waa burned. Loos, 1100,000. from Colon, Columbia. pines and China, comprising a collec for me an allusion— here in an attic of She reports precincts give Chamberlain a plurality •• N ew York 12:43 p. m ., 12;43 p. m. One man was killed and feveral In What strange forward as the agent of Divine Venge tion of arms of different varietiee, mod that these was heavy fighting at Bocks of 336, and the probability is the other an old house in Basel! ance. I first began to look into the ju r e d .— ern and archaic, utad by the ChineM. coincidence was this? Who was this P w llm a n a n d T ou riat cars on b oth traipa» del Toro last week. The revolutionists precincts w ill increase this to 415. Pa»o, to ''id e n and El Paso, woman that brought I t before me again? mystery at the request of the missing In the collection are two jinjala, which C h a ir cara S a c r a m e n h to ;ca<o, President Roosevelt delivered a Me St. Louia, " N ew Or- a n d t o o r ia t ca rs to < Morrow— Unofficial returns from 14 man’s orphan daughter, who longs to look a gcod (teal like overgrown mus leans are said to have mined the town of was afraid to speak or to stir, lest I and W a s h in g to n . morial Day address at Arlington cem out of 16 precincts give Furnish 646, should break or dispel that filmy some know what has become ol her father ; kets. They are too heavy for soldiers C o n n e c t in g at h a n F ran cisco w ith several etery, Washington, to an audience ol Bocae. W hile the government troops Chamberlain 806. lines lo r H o n o lu lu , J a p a n , C hine? P h ilip p in es. since then a ll 1 have learned concern to carry about the field, and are usually C e n t r a l a n d S o u th A m erica. thing her fancy or her vision had got were marching-into Bocas to recapture thousands. ing his fate has been revealed to n>e rested upon a parapet. One of these Multnomah— The unofficial returns touch of. it, the mines were exploded and almost Ths teamsters' strike in Chicago is MILLER. O. P. A .. give Furnish 6,811, Chamberlain 7,166. You are a pastor,” she continued, with little or no effort on my p ert.” weapens is mere than 10 feet long, with "Ach! Mein G ott!” she exclaimed. an iron barrel of one inch caliber. still on with no prospects of an early a ll of the government soldiers killed. . P o rtla n d . Oregon. Polk— Chamberlain leads Furnish by looking at me-Vith more natural eyes; settlement and the city is face to face The revolutionists still remain in pos 127 votes with only one more precinct ‘ Emmanuel calls you ‘ Reverend Mr. “ The poor roan has left a daughter!” Both guns are in good working order, session of Bocas. Colon and Panama “ Yes,” I replied; “ and Herr Stein- and Gen. Ainsworth has had them with a meat famine. U nw in.' I t is surely, sir, a pastor's yet to hear from. are the only towns on the isthmus now hardt. who is her guardian, urm her Many beautiful floral offerings were in the control of the government and Sherman — Out of a total of seven duty to bring repentance and forgive- very cruelly. I f it were not for that, I burnished and added to the ornaments of his office in the war department. sent to Canton from all over the United troops are being poured into these two precincts, complete returns give Fur ese and peace to the hearts of men, and not pride, and fear, and condemna think I should let the whole matter States to ba placed on ths tomb of the ports with the hope of stemming the nish 660, Chamberlain 296. rest, and taxe no more pert at all in tion!” A Vsrutils Gehiut. late President McKinley. revolutionary advance. Tillamook — Furnish carries T illa You My very strange things, Frau bringing the crime home to the guilty A 1 a redo, Texas, bneinem man has The revolutionists are winning so mook county by 200. The entire French cabinet has re man. But so long as she is in danger lein,’ ’ I answered;' “ I think— I hope I issued s circular in the form of a type much sympathy upon every hand that signed. U m atilla— Unofficial returns from nderstand what you mean. Perhaps I I must do what I can,— I must let the written letter which shows him to be the government has decided to reorgan 29 precincts out of 36 give furnish deserve your rebuke. But are you sure Divine Power um me. God has M nt Fire in Brooklyn destroyed property • versatile man and a humorist. He ise its forces. Ths Atrato carried 40 1,768, Chamberlain 1,999. you altogether know the terrible me to you, Fraulein; if you then have advertisM himself as proprietor of valued at | 175,000. government field officers from Havaills had anything more revealed to you Union— Unofficial [returns from 19 mystery?” K f f s c t l v s 12:01 A . M , S ep tem b er », 1800. “ hotel, annex, Mmple-room, restaur Attorney General Knox is confined to Colon, including General Guiveras, “ Ach!” she cried. “ There is then than I yet know, I beg you w ill tell it ant, fish hatchery, gas plant, chicken precincts out of 20 give Furnish 1,144, to hla home with a severe cold. who has been selected, it is rumored, Chamberlain 1,751. mystery—and part of the burden of it me. N orth S o a th N orth S o u th The “ Ach, H err Pastor!” she cried, "you farm, saloon, lunch room, billiard Bituminous coal workers may strike as the new governor of Panama is with met Ach! mein Gott! mein B ou n d B ound B ouud bouud Washington— Unofficial, but com h a ll,” etc. At the head of the sheet revolution in the isthmus now greatly know not what you ask! You ask me out of sympathy far the anthracite Gott!? appears the line, "M e-*n'-the-O ld hampers the fruit buaiuess there and plete, returns give Furnish a plurality workers. ‘‘I I you know” — I impulsively be to condemn Emmanuel Steinbardt!— Woman, Sole Proprietors.” On either over Chamberlain of 270. it is impossible to predict when quiet me to condemn him ! Ach! Gott!— gan, in ill-suppressed excitement. STATION«. D a lly Another eruption has eccurred on w ill be restored. Wallowa— Unofficial returns from 11 P a lly mein Gott! why hast thou laid this on side of this line are pictures; under D a ily D a lly “ I do not know anything!” she cried I'asa. F r e ig h t one is printed, "This is M e,” and un F r e ig h t P ass. Martinique. A party of scientists bad precincts out of 16 give Furnish 461, me!” She claeped her hands in her suddenly interrupting me, and spring der the other, “ This is the Old Chamberlain 731. a aarrow escape. Te Start With Nes-Untos Men. ing to her fM t. She paced nervously lap, and looked fixedly before her. Woman.” Wasco— Unofficial returns from 26 Denver, June 4. —The strike situa “ Fraulein, I ventured to urge, ” 1 up and down the room, her fingers Ths 29th annual convention of ths L ears L eave A rrivo A r r iv e precincts out of 26 give Furnish 1,371, wildly playing with each other, or only wish to hinder Steinhardt from National Association of Corrections and tion in the building trades is unchanged Msklsg Artificial OiameeE». today except for the declarations of the Chamberlain 1,170. • about her arms and her heed. She going on his cruel, unscrupulous way.” Charities is in session at Detroit. The Chemiker Zeitung describes some T:IO a m 1:84 p m B i« « » 11:25 a.m S 4« p m owners of the Ornamental W ire Works Y am h ill— Complete unofficial returns stopped and looked at me, trembling "W h a t you may wish, Herr Pastor,” 1 00 a m 1 :.M> p .m G ib s o n s 11:00 a.m 8:12 p.m Professor Adolf Kosamul, who intro that they w ill start up with non-nnion from all but throe precincts give Fur in every limb and nerve. “ You must she M id, with her look still fixed on experiments in the making of artificial 1:00 a .iu 2:14 p m W a sco 10:45 a.m 2:56 p.m t «& a m 2:27 p m K lo 'd v k e 10 :30 a m 2:40 p .m diamonds. Carbon was heated in an duced the stomach pump into mcdioal labor No serious trouble is antici nish a majority of 78. go away, sir!” vacancy, “ w ill not matter very much. atmosphere of inert gas in an iron flask A A< a .m 2:33 I i n S u m m it 10 : 25 a m 2:33 p.in practice, is dsed. He was born in.1822. pated if the attempt is made. a .m 2:45 p .m H a y C Jc 10:1.5 a m 2:12 p .m I lingerd uncertainly. The great God, I know, is a God of raised to a high temperature by the elec t:OS «12 a m 2:4« p .m M r b o ’ld s 10:12 a.m 2 06 P in “ Please go away, s ir!” she urged. J justice as well aa a God of mercy, and » » . m ):0 0 p .m p e M o s s 10:00 a m 1 :&2 p.m The navy department has ordered ths :50 a.ra 1 :40 p.m Films * Sew Rsturw. cannot bear store now. Come again he w ill work his own w ill With both tric arc. Bits the sire of a pea were e:Se a.m S : 0 0 p m M oro • 9:39 BaE Gang B rskt Jail. gunboat Ranger, now at San Fraacisco, a .m obtained having the hardness and crys tomorrow. I t may be that my God has W:W a m 0:4« p .m O S V ' l 9:15 a.m 1 :00 p m you and mot I have prayed for Em talline form ol a diamond. New York, June 4.— Jose and Tomas to proceed to Panama and relieve the Leadville, Col., June 4 .— A daring The crys 6:55 a.m ................... 4.0 6 p .m B o u r b o n manual, as a mother might for her only tals liavs a gray tin t that makes them cruiser Philadelphia, the latter coming Palma, two of the president's sons, ja il break took place here today. The sent you to me!” 6:40 a .m I withdrew without a word, some 4:40 p .m 1 W ilc o x son! Sorely my God w ill hear me! I l north for repairs. have M i led for New York, says a jailer was in the front office when a what awed by the emotion of the he only had time and warning to re aorthleea for jewelry, but their um in ................... * :2 0 p .m l. S h a n ik o 6:00 a.m ................... drills seems promising. A French West Indian volcanoes show signs of Havana dispatch to the Tribune. Jose trusty notified him that some of the strange woman. ..A s I closed the door I" pent! Oh, was not that why I wished LER. D . J. H A K R Ifl, chemist has made minute diamonds by «BO. H. M O M H sn returns north to take his examination c a u g h t a glimpM of her w i t » h a n d s bis» «• « m m ! ------------- B u p e r ln t e ix ls o t . a<».-. renewed activity. heating purs caibon under pressuni. at Colombia Law School; Tomas at prisoners were missing, and an investi clasped and face raised, as if in en "W h a t can I M y, Franlein, to lee- gation showed that five had escaped The president has signed the Indian tends school at Newburg. President treaty or thankfulneM. sen your pain? English Prlaccstu Lack Beauty. appropriation and the omnibus claims Palma, who with other high officials, by an underground tunnel. , They bad After leaving the house I walked for “ You can toy nothing, Herr Paetor. went aboard to bid them good bye, was sawed off the lock to a trap door iM d- a long time, without knowing whither bill. A ll the English princesses avor Vic L M ve me for tonight— leave me, if yo u toria’s side of the house and show uni quite overcome by the parting. lie ing to the sewer, broke the sewer wall An extradition treaty has been gave each son a hearty embrace as he and then crawled to the outside of the I went, about the streets of B sm I and please! I cannot speak to yon more form lack of good looks, thongh Queen now!” signed between the United States and left the steamer, and spoke ' words of ja il through a small bole in the found along the Rhine bank. Alexandra waa a remarkablv attractive In spite of my excitement I slept Here was such distreM and emotion Chile. encouragement to them. ation wall. well that night. I spent the next day ae could only be calmed by her being woman in her youth ami Is even now until evening wandering about the let alone— alone, or only with that Un quite good looking. Princess Victoria, Policemen's jobs w ill be offered to Striking Bakers EsjetotE. — Interest ea T raM vatl Beads. town, examining the windup-s of its seen Presence in whom she waa doubt the only unmarried daughter of King the highest bidders at Has Is ton, Pa. Edw ard, is understood to love where she Kansas C ity, June 4.— Striking Pretoria, June 4.— A proclamation sleepy shops, wondering at the content less wont to seek strength and may not wed, and w ill therefore prob union bakers were today enjoined by ed, bi-lingnsl shopkeepers, and gasing I therefore sent away without anot A committeee of the Massachusetts which was issued yesterday in connec at the glorious Swiss mountains which word, and accompanied for a time by ably end her days in spinsterhood. a p p ro - J o h n F ' P h i l , i Fs - o f th e U n it e d house reported adversely on an tion with the signing of the peace terms I was so near, yet which I m u s t no t the painful doubt whether ft «rare well Rtstes circuit court, who issued a tem declares that, notwithstanding the pr - In c ru s t e f Cascsr. priation of 136,000 fora m ilitary statue think of visiting. AND to pursue my inquiry, since it caused porary order reetraining them from clamations of Mr. Kruger, interest on The German imperial council of I was again at tbs old house with tbs her such p ain ; whether there waa not to the late Beniamin F. Butler. patrolling in front of the Grand avenue the l>onds of the Transvaal republic has issued tables referring to * h e a lth 442, watchful, but heavy eyes soon after even something vindictive in following ca n c e r. They show that the n nm -1 > Mrs. M cKinley’s condition remains bakery, or otherwise interfering with would be suspended so long aa the war five o’clock. Poor Fraulein Haas up evidence which would lead te the the employes of that concern. The lasted, such interest shall begin to heOof cases has materially increased seemed to have passed both a sleepless incrimination of even ««rh a villain aa about the a m » , ' She goes out driving action grows out of the lockout of the O n ly T r a n s c o n t in e n t a l L in s accrue Jane 1.. / June 26 and 27, the since 1892, the proportion of increase Steinhardt. *'v F a a s in a D lr s c U y T h r o u sK night and a weary day. She was evi?. frequently and visits the cemetery every onion bakers by six leading firms, days of King Edward's coronation, bare dently ill at eaM and anxious, and IN But all doubt was dispelled by a let surpeMing that of the population. members of the Master«' Association. day that the wMther w ill permit. been proclaimed public holidays here. ter I received next morning from Bir- The age of the subjects averages younger Salt Lake City, pitied her. * than in former years. Women are ley. “ I fear, Fraulein,” I m M, “ the The Army Relief Association of the * Leadville; Ths Treehls with ths Yaquls. more frequently affected than men but Fatal Rscfcswsy Flw. “ Thou must come beck, my lad, ’ at thought of me end my presence gives D a n ie l United States has elected Mrs. do not succumb to the cancer in ae once,” be wrote. “ I was mistaken in Tucson, Arig., June 4.— The report Pueblo, New York, June 4.— Four persons you pein. W het you may have to My l a moat as Its president'. large a proportion. of the Yaqui Indian trouble« in Sonora, lost their lives and two were fatally in to me I do no* know, I am not able to mv notion that Manuel would bring Colorado Springs you know who, buck home. Frank Emigration trom the west of Ireland Mexico, has been greatly exaggerated. jured in a fire today which swept away guess, but it seems mving it w ill give »« O»E«r. came home the same day you le ft; and to America is assuming what it called many buildings at Rockaway Beach. you greet padn.” and Denver. | No revolution is in progreto. The trou- The fire started in a frame building. A pe«tor in central Pennsylvania “ alaimtng proportions.” “ We must not ears if we give our his father went off to I>ondon next ' ble g r e w out of a disagreement between In a short time it spread to an unoccu selves pein to do right,— must we, Herr morning. I managed to get to see sends Out a elip to hie parishioners ask A machine for measuring waves of a Mexican and a number of Yaqui pied brick building, and then in sne- Pastor?” M id «he with a «mile of sing Frank. He ie in very tow spirits, poor ing them te name any subject or text J K " T T c in “ 4 < *" - 4 light, now building at the University of laborers who, in a conflict, killed two cemioK leveled 12 other buildings. The ular sweetnesa. led. His lather has almost scared him upon which a Mrroon ««juld be special Chicago, will rale 32,000 lines to an ■ Mexicans. The Yaqnis, fearing the buildings for the most part were o f the • * « * ? «■ * - • * - W “ No,” I answered; “ but I would into marrying the g irl; bet I don't ly helpful to them, end deposit it in a e ìm inch. 1 soldiers, left the ranch and took to the fr&nie sort fotiad at the oeatida and wish to lighten your pein, Fraulein, if I quite think he can bring that about box prepared for the purpose. He •to p o v e n allows« s a a ll elaasos e l tleksta. Foraboap—t ratas an d dasarlptlrs lllorataiw Rev. Dr. Charles Olmeted, formerly hills, where they were joined by some L h e lose is estimated at | 120,000 After without asking mu, at any rata. I hopes in this way “ to.De of more serv of Pennsylvania, has been consecrated , other Yaquls. Soldiers were seat after the fire had beau coatrolled the body of “ I thank you,’ ’ she said; “ it may shall not ba at all surprised if ha does ice to hie congregation, whoM c ufi- as bishop of the Episcopal din rare of them and in the fight seven Yaqnis a man was found burned to a crisp in he that you can. But first 1 must M y ask me one of theM days, for he has dence in thia matter w ill give him ein- X D. MANSFIELD, OeR. A g t, Colorado. I were killed. ' thia one thing:— Emmanuel Rteiebard* no* yet corns dewa near on hard on are one of the buildings. D A Y T O N .....................OREGON. „O regon 9H0R7 L ine EVENTS OF THE DAY am / union P acific Î EAST AND SOUTH a SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Shasta Route flu » 0 GRUDE r a « « . DEHYERIRIOGRUDER.B. 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