OAYTQN HERALB.
FOSTER
TO
HELP
NLY (A FARMER’S
DAUGHTER.
EVENTS OF TH E DAY
daylight U m storm bad rot
portions o< a cloudburst.
fopok* * * * * * * h a w not 1 m
C H A P T E R X V II.
tlent pita, “ why 4« yas apask ef b i»?
A week before the theatrical* the Prin- k ou know all i* over bet wee* ■ * ! ’
priaUoa of 1 1.000,000 for U m Lewis I cess Zrtikoff. Lady Dore's *W -tim * “ I should like to apeak just thia oar*.
ax*d Clark expoeition anu strongly friend. arrived at the Court.
Lady dear; and if jou will bear me, I wilt b*
Troubfo |g te n d
Idaho Spring*, Gofo.
urged the oo-operatfou of Oregon and [ D o r* * ■ • charmed to h ar* her friend aileat iu future. I know that Errol ioeod
you eery dearly; I cannot but bailee* you
Waabington congressional delegations, with her again.
Cardinal Giobooa is
Coming every day to rehear** with cared for him. D a not let aoaae foolish
not only for tbo purpose of securing
suffering (roan malaria.
this appropriation, but also for aiding , Lady Dora. Winifred «aw, with the ter- trig*, sore* fa lee pride, mar the happiaeaa
■agio * 0 1 latomat a I
river sad harbor work and other North- ribl* inatiaet of jealoney. that the pa*», of all your lifer*
beautiful, languid French woman lored
Mre. Clayto* epoke with inteaae e*rw-
the master of Haael) Court. She watch eatneea. and when ah* finished, Ware of
ed them narrowly, not seeming to are passionate regret stood in W talfred’a
them, and yet painrully coascloua of av- eye*.
[w
ill
aid
the
Oreoga
delegation
tereaur-
Tbo creak returned to ita banks two
e r r word that passed between theaa. «he
- I T , * teo Into. Fee! Tee do net aw
* injured In a
boon after tba rain reared foiling. iag a big appropriation for U m Lewis fancied, and perhaps it waa net only fan- derataad. Tour word* only make me
Hartford City,
Th* rein was generai in the northern sad Clark exposition. He regards the ay. that the aid tenderers* M r. Hasting* more miserable.”
exposition aa an enterprise of equal bad shewn for her was creeping iato hie
and eastern part of tho state.
“ W hy tee Ute?”
I interest to both Washington and Ore­ manner to the Princess Zelikoff. H e was
“ Because I behaved wickedly to h l» ;
always at her aide new -w hea ahe rode, because he »n et despise me. and because
gon and of indnstrial vaine.
“ Oregon ha* don* exceedingly wall when ahe aaag or when eh* eat apart he will go and marry that Preach weman,
in behalf of tho Lewis and Clark fa ir,” fro » the rest of the company. 8otnetim*e who love* b in and let* h i» ae* iL "
“ Did you refuea him. thauT'
aaid Senator Foster today.
” 1 doubt W inifred, atang with jealousy. would try
“ Don't a*k me. Pee. I think my pride
if there is another city on tba Pacific the power of her old fascination* open
Pekin, Ang. 6.— China is witnessing coast where over >400,000 could ba him. She spoke to him la the low, aoft blinded me. I f I could atone for It now
vole* he would bare given half he pee- I think I would ask him au my kaeea to
a return to tho conditions which fol­ raised by private subscription.
I t is
lowed tba coop d'etat of 1*96. Politi­ doubtful, too, whether any other coast seeeed to hear in the time that waa pant; marry me, I can’ t tell you the true story,
cal diaenaMoa among the C h in a« I state than Oregon would appropriate ahe looked with pleading eyen into hi* I know yon tore um and would not will-
which increased daring th * imperial >600.000 to encourage tba exposition. face and tang the song* he loved, nod agly pain me. I have sealed my fate
yet ahe could not keep him by her aide.
with my own felly. De net ever apeak
court’* rerent policy of friendiinere to­ Such enterprise is worthy of encourage-
The agitation and eicitemeat of the about It again.”
ward foreigner* has suddenly stepped. KOMO b *
last few day* before tbs Coart ball were
f t was nearly tba end nf September
Tba plaRToi th * dowager emprare to j "Tba exposition w ill be of great almost too much for Winifred. She bed when Mr. Heating* called on* afternoon
trerify tbo reformer* by th * execution value to the entire Northwest and will ne sleep nt night, she could scarcely ho at Endon Vain. An he rode np the ave-
nf Rbma Chian, which orenrred Inat >ii- aid In tba development of tho whole iaduced to touch food, and M r*. Cham- nu* bo mot Mrs. Clayton sauntering
<iay, ha* been unsuccessful. A ll the coast. The co-operation of neighbor­ pion really felt a little anxious at seeing down It.
liberal Chiaaaa, particularly those who ing s ta te ahoald ba hearty and effect­ ber so hollow-eyed.
_ “ M r. Hastings!” ahe cried, with real
Every one wn* charmed with the enter- pleasure to her reicn; “I have wanted tn
have been amociated with the reform- ive.
t a lament. I t had not been too long. The * * * yon such a long time.”
era, are in the greatest free of arrest
“ I hare net had any opportunity of
H * dismounted end walknd along by
*ud it la difficnlt to And a Chinaman dtocuaeing too expoeition with other tabtoaus were lovely and aa for the play.
who is willing to maotfon politic* or senators and I do not know bow a re­ "Crone Pnrpoees.” it was charming. Not her aid*, leading his splendid bey bore*,
“There I* nobody at home hut me—
Friday's tragedy, although tho latter is quest for a >1,000,000 appropriation very much plot in it, perhaps, bat so won-
abont the ooly topic ol conver,ation would be rew ired. But It is certain derfully acted. I t was so rare to aoo (bey are all gone to a picnic, and I should
gentlemen and ladies play thoroughly bare been with th e» bat for one of my
among tho trusted friends. T h * offic­ tba fair w ill not receive this recog­ well; and they had all been so handsome, bad headaches.”
ials are particularly dumb.
nition anises Oregon ask* for iL
•o graceful.
“ It |s better now, I trust. Ten do not
The affair ia a diaappointorent to
Miaa Champion and Lady T.aura may look III.”
“ Tbo federal government has been
“ N. ; f a -
aU oM h,re.
exceedingly liberal with St. Louis.
I t have .offered rem . pang, of Jealeusy a t
’ Wj
emprare dowager's association with remembered the expositions at Atlanta, the admiration M is. Eyre excited, bat L d Grace ,
the
Prince»
Zelikoff
wan
in
a
torment
of
£
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the indie* of tba legations would hare
New Orleans, Nashville, Chicago and
a civilizing influence. Prince 8u, tho elsewhere in a genaroue manner. I t is
moot liberal of tfae'-Mancho princes, is hard to understand how Portland's
reported to hare risked his office by efforts can fall to ba encouraged. Tba
Lewis and Clark exposition baa a his­
toric vain* that is only secondary to
tbo Louisiana Purchase exposition.
“ Tbe people of America now thor­
oughly appreciate the, ra in * of tbe
‘Oregon country' and tba great value of
Honolulu, Ang. 6 .— Tba citisene of' the work that saved it to th * (Failed
Honolulu hare d ee fd ed to do all within Rtetas. I t ia aaperlally fltting tbat th *
their powei to promote immigration to lOtlth aaniveraary of tbe arrivai of the
tho island*. W ith this view tba Mar­ intrepid explorera, Lewis and Clark,
chants' aseociation and tbe chamber of abould be observed."
commerce b a r* opened extensive head­
quarters and w ill advertise th * ad van-
tages of H a w a ii to tho outaido world,
booidoo coloring to tbo interest* ion>-
fort of visitors who arrive hare.
The merchant*’ aaaoclatia has cabled j
Secretary Root, of the war department,' Washington, Aag. 6 . .-A t th * rc-
guaranteeing a constant enpply of coal qnaat of th * barred of forestry, tbo
for army posts and that troops eaat to secretary of tba interior baa temporari­
tba Philippine* be hereafter brought ly withdrawn from all entry a tract cd
via Hoooinln.
aboot 9^06,000 acres in th * Wrenar
Option* on three steamers available asonnteia region of Southern Oregon,
»or government uee aa revenue cutters, with a view to determining its fitness
have been sent to Washington by E. for incorporation into a permanent for­
R. Stackable, collector of tho port of est reservation.
This lat-d adjoin* a
Honolulu. This nation waa taken in large tract sim ilarly withdrawn from
£ t o n m £ i i b t o D l £ * . .’ ¡ “ u Pi.d * 'b £ n
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kMW
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v®r -days auCjdays after his cou versa-
tion with M r t f Clayton. Mr. Haatinga
upun b er w o rd .
So m u ; J o a b l i
divided hi* mind, and kept him from d^
aiding an what course he should pur-
“Could bo to truth rely upon her
words?—did Winifred really love him.
and regret her harshness and pride to
him. or was it a kindly though mistakes
attempt au M r*. Clayton's part to bring
them once more to g e th e rr I f he sought
her again, and ahe gave him the aame
auawar, hi* pride would ..sever recover
such a terrible kamiUattoa.
A whole month or restless uneasiness
panned away before he coaid make ap his
mind to visit Baden Vale egala. Then
one morning he pinched np coaregu sud­
denly .and went.
A t «ret Mre. Clay tea bad anticipated
the happiest result* from her talk with
M r. Haatiaga; but aa day after day wore
au. and be did not return, ah* fell into
despair, and wished with aome bitterness
* f heart that ahe had forborne to inter­
fere. One thing waa fortunate-rehe had
net breathed n word t * W inifred nf what
had passed between them.
__( T o be continued.)
L IV IN G IN IO V L L IC TASC.
R e s id e n ts o f P it c a ir n Is la n d H a v e L ib
t ie te> W o r r y A b o u t.
One o f til» moat delightful spot* on
tbe habitable globe Is Pitcairn Inland.
In tbe Soatb Sene, which In chiefly In­
habited by tbe deaceudants o f the
Only Transcontinental Lina
uratiueera o f tbe Engliab ship Bounty.
raaaing D irectly Through
Tbeae people, are entirely isolated from
tbo world, w ith the exception that they
live eufllciently near one of tbe great'
ocean routes to Induce tbe captaiua of
vessels wishing fresh meat or fru it to
make n slight deflection from their
course, sight tbe lalaud, laud on It w ith
one o f tbe abip’a boat* and gat their
needed supplies. The Island ba* no good
harbor or roadstead, hence In atorniy
Tbra* rnlendldly aqai
ru ta to gakr.
w eather It in practically unapproach­ iLL
Tkrough Steeping and
leollning Chair Cere.
able.
Tbe moH megelSeeat
According to the official report, tbe
Islanders are under the government of
one o f their number, who appear* to I
Salt Lake City,
Leadville,
Pueblo,
Colorado Springe
and Denver.
called, waa at last In love, and w ill1 M r
Sbe , otwl
,T„ of M
H .a t in p . She did not know I f bo cared ,ip b„ , h,
, oth|n, _
(*„ , w,
f?r
h
* V Tw head • • though la polite a cq u iescen ce.
*?• rook , t , ^ ln/ r* d V 2?*».
"W 'lll you nut come into the house V
ptoy. a terrible fear mixed her that Ua , h. , , kid
affection* were centered on the graceful
-v -_ be a man o f ab ility and determination,
Engllsh girl. She must love him. too;
* * * • » • r> i“ <
and are In a coutauted. though hardly
great railroad merger
the moat flni.hcd .circ a, could sot h ir e
,0£ th ,r
’rfc«‘ ’ *»
,h*
a progreeaiv*. stale. The estly* commu­
thrown such expression into her *y *^
«, r "»n-
nity num ber* about 16 members, w ith
had not rem* deep emotion been working
“ A M I to congratulate you?” eh* said,
I boon found under
in her heart.
looking up at him sodden ty.
bridge, Portland,
Two weeks later the »arriage of Flore
"Congratulate me. Mrs. Clayton?' he
Champion to M r. M axw /ll took place, repeated after her. “On w h a ti”
I t was a grand and stately affair, yet It
" I breed you were going to marry tho
Waa a relief to every on* when the break- Prince** Zelikoff."
fast waa over and tke bridal pair had
“T he* aome an* baa bean tokiag an nn-
atarted on thett Journey. Aa aha drore warrantable liberty with the P r in ts *
The oonclare te alack * new pope baa
off in the ba‘rotf<?he, drawn by four mag- ; Zelikoff’* naaaa.” -
token four ballot« without result. Ow­
plflcent bay horse», F lo ra M s x w e ll look- | “ Not altogether unwarrantable. Mr.
ing to the secrecy which prevails no de
ed like a queen. Perhaps aha felt lik * ' Hastings.”
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one aa ahe bowed right and left to the 1 ‘ “ Rarely, yon, I am qnito certain that
tails *a to how the rote stood can ba
crowd of country people who stood on *ho sorer gavo tho slightest foundation
either aide of the Manor gates to ae* her for each a report.”
The system o f control la evidently
largely socialistic. From 8 a. pi UHtll
M r. Haatiaga aqd W inifred danced to­
AND
2 p. m. all of the male grown popula­
gether at tba ball ia the evening; hat
there was an unpleasant kind ef stiffness
tion are engaged lu public w ork* o f va­
and reaerv* between them. She fancied
rious kind*. A fte r 2 p. in. they ore at
Through Pu 11 ir. an Standard and Tourist
ptng c a n dally to O n ak a, Chicago, *e»-
be wished ta avoid her; be thought th*
liberty to do w hat they care to for SlM
kana; T ourt.t sleep in g Car dally t o k a a a M
same of her, and danced more than uaual
themselves, or to enjoy their leisure.
w ith the Prince*» Zelikoff.
They are all devout member* o f the
“ How glad I »hall be to get away from
Seventh Day Adventist faith , aud the
some time eine*. U m war department
this!" poor Winifred aaid to herself, with
American missionaries o f Ibis religious
being anxious to aseare a vessel suit­
exceeding bitterness. ” 1- think I ahould
organisation are endeavoring to do
able lor its officers in Hawaii.
di* if I were forced to atop and ae* him
w bat they cau to build up aome alight
love anqther woman. Perhaps when I
commerce between Pitcairn Island and
auch aa to make their reservation desir­ am hack at Endon Vale I aha II forget
T a h iti, believing tbat It would be of
able, aa a watershed ia formed tbat
She waa delighted when th* day came
advantage to the people o f the former
promises to grow in important» with
island. Tbeae latter appear to be In
th * development of irriagtion in East­ for her to leave Hurst Manor. Her only
regret was in parting with her grand­
certain w ay * undergoing a specie* of
Yosemite Valley, OaJ., Ang. 6 .— A ern Oregon.
father. who had been very kind to her,
degeneration, in couaequence, presum
None of the land* in the withdrawal 1 and to whom sha had really become at­
big forest fire la raging tonight jo*toat-
ably, of (00 close Interm arrying. One i
are
aaid
to
be
valuable
for
agricultural
side of the Yoremit* valley ana paat
tached.
.
evidence of thia is the very early loss
Lady Grace was expectlag a party of”
th * gateway guarded by El Capitan ptirpomm, uuv are or considerable im-
Robert Leu, wbo shot an Evansville, and Cathedral racks.
o f their upper front teeth, although, on
Should the portent» on account of their timber, guests at En.lon Vale, and iavlted I^ady
al., policeman and »tertad a riot that efforts of the firefighter* prove fn til*, and becanee of the influence of a per­ Ada Fordyce to accompany Winifred
the other band, it may he aaid that
suited ia the death and injury ot th* flam** will miter tba valley and manent forest on tbe water supply.
when they are engaged In public work
home, a* Lady Valantoa and her eldest
More detailed examinations of the 1 daughter were going ta visit ia th* north.
they appear to have tbe strength and
daatroy a valuable amount of timber.
Ail tbo household were glad to have
endurance needed tn A * mere than
State Gua'dian Stovana baa a large land* w ill be made during th» summer
ber among them again; and as* for Sir
and
fail,
w
ith
a
view
of
determining
moat workingmen weutd in this coun­
fores of man a t work fighting tba flam**
Clay too, he had such long arreara of
try or In Europe. Another defect, due to
and it is hoped tbat tba Are may be what portion of the withdrawal abould copying and reference* for ber to make
ra o ta p o b t l a b d .
extrem e laloetlon. to the corruption of
kept between tbe Coulterville road and ba eventually included in a reserve.
Thia withdrawal to considered aa an up. that Lady Grace was obliged to in­
language. T h e re ‘h aa been a tendency
tba Marred river.
terfere and reaco* her from ber musty
extension of the original Warner monn-
among them to adopt w liat m ay be
la ln withdrawal, which extends south­ labor.
termed a language of th eir own, made
Lord Harald, wbo was at tk * bona*
ward into California.
np by the careless and clipping use of
again, complained bitterly of her frequent
Victoria, B. 0 . , Ang. 6 .— W. f .
and prolonged »beenee; bat after a time
English words. *0 that a t tba presejt
Deering, of Chicago, wbo arrived from
be grew more tolerant, and seemed to Bad
U m * It Is somewhat difficult for the
th * Orient by the steamer Tacoma, in
younger member* of the comm unity to
St. Petersburg, via Frontier, Ang. 6. ■ome consolation in the company nf Lady
aa interview, anys tbat although tba
Ada Fordyce. He waa still very much
quickly understand English when they
people of tba United State* may not — There are report* that tnere ware in love with Winifred, but he began now
I ng tbe summer by men employed In bo aware of tho b e t, tho ii
are addressed in that tongue.
>ta ia frwh collision* Detwaen th * troops and to reflect aagely that It waa folly for him
tbe rapid transit subway, it ia likely the Philippine is lands are organising strikers on tbe Trana-Caocaaian rail­ to be pining and sighing after her If ahe
T r u e to H e r C tia r < e .
tbat Naw Yorker* w ill ba compelled to and drilling, and th * trouble there ia way, near Tiflis, last Thursday. Tba had really made np her mind that ahe
Every now and then w e bear a story
co thair traveling above ground until for from over. He says fllibuatsra are troop* were ordered to Are on tbe riot- would not marry him.
of a man or a woman wbo baa never
the A n t of next April.
coatinnally landing arm* on the ialaad era, wbo sere using revolvers, with
Some oae fava oat the intelligence at
ridden on a railroad train, though liv ­
1
dinner
at
fcadon
Vale
that
M
r.
Hasting*
tba
reenit
tbat
21
workman
were
create,
aad
th
*
patrol
is
looked
upon
aa
Fire at Hobart, Oklahoma, destroyed
ing fo r a generation w ith in sound of
had
gone
on
a
yachting
expedition,
and
a fore*. Schooner* laden with ccntra- killed. The removal of a rail by tba
•200,000 worth of property.
the locomotive'* whistle. Sim ilarly, the
baad good* have no difficulty ia “ run­ atrikera wrecked a Trane-Canreaian that Lady Dora and the Rnaaiaa prince»
telephone la still an uncanny mystery
train. Twelve carriage* were smashed accompanied him. Mrs. Clayton looked
Britain threaten* to deport those ning tbeir rergoaa.”
to numbers, even In our big cities. In
Bores wbo are trying to atir ap mischief.
and two person* killed. I t to asserted from enderoeath ber lashes at Winifred,
one o f the rreldende section* of P hil­
tbat the Armenian* am inciting tba and noted the sodden sickly whlte.-re*
which came Into her face. “ Ah! how I
adelphia a gentleman had a telephone
The national geoeral policy board
strikers.
Mexico C ity. Aug. 6.— A diepatch
wish I could help her!” ah* thought, piti­
Installed In b|s house the aame day on
has elected Admiral Dewey president.
fu lly . “ A real friend might often be able
from Colima this morning statue that
which his w ife bad engaged a new e e r
to » r e a girl year* of unhappiness and
Thu dlploanatk body at the Vatican tba Colima volcano is ia eruption.
ra n t. T h e Brat tim e tbe g irl heard tbe
Botts, Mont , Ang. 6 .- A
Miner regret. I f ah* wonk) only tell me!”
predict* th * eleetton of Rampolla or Great clonda of amok* are Issuing from
telephone bell ring abe went to tbe
la
d
y
Grace
had
devoted
a
pretty,
bay-
the volcano and are being carried to tbe apecial from Livingstone ears that in­
Gotti as pope.
front door, found no one there and re­
northeast by a strong wiad from the vestigation show* tbat tha'damags dona windowed sitting room to Mr*. Clayton's
turned pnsaled. Then ahe beard her
Unuenal activity m otlnae* in Routn- aaa. I t ia believed that already a to tbs Northern 1‘aciflc big steel bridge a » , and there ahe and Winifred often
mlatrrea' voice upstairs.
Thinking
ara Russian m ilitary circle*.
Large flow of lava haa occurred, but the dene* aereaa tbe Yellowstone river, east of M t for hour* together undisturbed. They
tb at abe was being called abe w ent np
orders for waa supplies bare bean amok* that surrounds th * mountain tbat city, is moch more extensive than were very fond of each other, very sym­
pathetic and caressing, yet neither men­
to tbe room. There ebe saw tbe tele
make* it impossible to determine ex­ first reported. The caatral pier ia 'so tioned th* subject that waa nearest her
phone In uee for tbe flrat tim e In her ■
actly what has happened. Tbo out­ badly wracked that it w ill hare to ba heart.
life. Sbe could think o f but one ex­
break baa bean aeecmpaniad by lend rebuilt. Thu rest of the structure is
A t last Mrs. Claytoa rewired to diaai-
planation. “Oh, tbe poor thing gone I
detonation*.
No reports of seroioa also out of aligamauL Tba bridge waa pate the reaerv*. She knew that t * gala
creay. Don't w orry, dartin'. I l l stand
damage* bare bam rteaired.
constructed at a coat of nearly >100,000. confidence you most be prepared to give
by," sbe eried, and waa Im m ediately or- '
No ciasf to the miscreant* wbo attempt­ iL and strengthened bereelf to th * teak.
dered ont by her indignant mistress
They
were
aittlng
together
ae
oaaal.
ed to dynamite the bridge baa bam dia-
one each aide of tbe window, sometime*
"N ever.“ waa tbe reply. “ Never w ill .
London, Ang. >.— The Timas thia
speaking, oftener aileaL The day had
It be aaid of me tb at I left my poor ’
morning print* a Viuna* dispatch *ay-
been auitry. aed th* wiadows were
lady talkin g into a w a it and ber w ith <
throw* MMe open to let ia the little air
iag that the emperor of Roaoia received
three little children.”
“Sk*
la
to
me,"
be
aaid.
sternly.
that
waa
stirriog.
Mrs.
Ciaytaa
had
here
with be., aw tore» from th * Crotiaae la
Constentinop a
Ang. >.— Isolated
Mrs. C laytm waited far sons* morereto
th * United Statu* a petition duarribiag eouflicto continue to occur in Mace­ watching ber for some time. A t last she
“ I f I might ouly tell you." ah* said, ia
Unices vast new stores of coni which
th * poeitioa of Crotia |n the darkeet donia. Last Friday a Tnrk'ah patrol ■poke:
“ M y deer Winifred, yen win go oa crest perplexity, “gfi* broke down ooce cun be mined and transported at a res
terms. I t also any* tbat Prlnre Urns- which waa punning U m authors ef a
reading and dreaming abont Oeaoae until when w * were speaking * f ,<m. Ska cow
off, wbo on July 2? waa reported aa dynamite outrage foil iato an arebusb
aooabte cunt are discovered ere this
yon have completely identified yourself ' demned her own fafo* grid* bitterly; ahe
having bam wounded ia the Raaaa dis­ laid by the Bulgarian* near Dram*, with that forlorn maiden."
ffcncratto# drawn it* last brentb th *
» id yon a m t kata her; that aba----- ”
tric t by peasants, has beroiw insane. which ia elure to the famous piaia of
W inifred turned bet ayan dreamily to
And Mrs. Claytoa stopped eaddealy ia expense e f croaelng tbe Atlantic in the
Ha waa ia the habit at taatiag hia Phillippi, where Brntns an 1 Cassini tbe speaker. “I waa not area thinking o f her
I
rapid nttersac*. farting a tevriM*
'• ,lk»«T to »oer to
markamanshlpon the bodies of paaaaate war* defeated, and seven Turk* and Oeaoae.” and then her hand closed the faar
I
that ah* had committed aa aawar- lofty figures. The number of coal-con
three Bulgariaaa war* kilted.
T h * book which had hare opre at ber favor rsntahle breach of trust
Burning veaaeto. naval and mercantile,
A snddeu thrill * f pleasure care* Iato to Increasing rapidly every year, nn.l
Porto announce* that U m 46,000 troop*
Errrt'a heart, but the expreuaina e f kia t « demand for fuel for such craft is
bow in Maredooi* w ill ba disbanded.
Bryaa la
steadily expanding. Caul flelda which
The vireroy of C hili provine*, China,
la imparting larga qoantitiee of arma
and ammnnition.
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TIKE TRUM b
Da Etti
Mill
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
af Illinois,
td. Thssompi
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Washington, Ang. 6 ^ -T h u Uaitod
Stete gaotouicul surrey gives oat th * fol-
tetyiag laforeateim a a ^ a preliminary
m a iìflO O t. listel preductiea fo rte »
year 00,00* >00 barrels, reload at >40,-
»10,844, or 00 rents par barrel.
« ■ b e worked to advantage for the
■apply a f streaMfalpe <fo not contain In