.1 i
THE DAYTON HERALD
Intend as second eltsa matter at the poet
•Bae al Payton, uragun.
MOROCCO PROTOCOL LONCf
Power* Will Combine to Induce Sultan
to Approve Reform*.
Algeciras. Spain, April 4.—The pro-
... OREGON
DAYTON.
tnool of the conference on Moroccan
affaire, copies of wbich'are in eour-e of
prepara'ion (or signature by the dele­
gates on Haturdsy, is a furmidable doc
ument of 123 sections..
The opening paragraph rets forth the
desire of the power* to assure peace
and prosperity in Morocco by reforms,
without violating the three principles
of eovereignty of the sultan, integrity
of the Less Important but of his domain and commercial equality,
at the same time pointing out the
Not Less Interesting Events
method of procuring the resources .ne­
of the Past Wsek.
cessary to carry out the reform pro-
NEWS HF THE WEEK
Io a Condensed Form lor Our
Bosy Readers.
emight the fever. though this breeze
I will help to blow it out of us. Blunt.
OHEGON SI ATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
for The Term of His Natural Lite
By MAkCVS CLARKB(
OFFICIAL CANDIDATE LIST.
SPEAKERS FOR CHAUTAUQUA.
Names as Thqy Will Appear on Pri­ I Willamette Valley Directors Making
mary Ballots at Election.
I
Up Program for Year.
CHAPTER IX.
-
*11« dashed ./rom his hand by a blow
'
"What do you mean?" asked Frere,
liaxLily, a* U»- heard a stop approach.
"What ha» Blunt to say about her?”
“Why, man, »he was making eyes at
eyery man on the ship! I .caught her
kissing a soldier once.” "------ ----- -
Maurice Frere's cheek* grew hot. All
the time he had flattered himself .that
he was fascinating the black-eyed inaid,
the black-eyed maid had been twi-rrng
him rounj_ her finger, and perhaps imi­
tating his love-making for the gratifica­
tion of her suldier lover. It was not a
pleasant thought; and yet. -sirange. to
»ay, the idea ilf SArah’s treachery did
not make him dislike her. There is a
sort of love which thrives* under ill-
treatment.
Vieker* met them at the door. "Pino.
Blunt has the fever. Mr. Best found
him in his cabin groaning. Come and
look at him.”
The commander of the Malabar was
lying on his tolnk in the betwlsted eoml'i-
tion into which men who sleep in tlieir
ClgÜlé* <'oiiii ivr Io got t bcm-o-i vv«, Tlu‘
doctor shook him, bent down over hiin,
and then loosened his collar. "He's not
sick. ô Hàlloo!" says Pine, smelllpg at "
tlie broken tumbler, "what’s this? Smells
queer. ’ Laudanum! He’s been ho-
■cused!* ... -
"Nonsense!”
“I see iti” slapping his thigh. “It's
»that »woman! She's drugged him. aud
meant—to do Jhe same for---- "(Frere
gave him mi toipjoring look!—"Lir any­
body else who would be fool enough to
let her <lo iL
was right-, sir.
She'« in it: I’ll «wear »he's in it.
‘ What! my wife's maid? Nonsense
■aid Viekers.
“It’s no
That j
was shot—what's his name? Miles,
It wq» S o'clock, and the relief guard from a clubbed firelock, and he wn»
Salem—The follwing is a list of the
Oregon City—The board of directors
is coming from the after deck. The dragged roughly backward. A* lie fell
Republican and Democratic candidates of the Willamette Valley Chautauqua
for nomination for senator* and repre­ association is preparing the program crowd of prinouers round the door held upon the deck, he saw the Crow spring
sentatives in congress and state officer* for the 1900 assembly to be held at their brt^th to listen.
out of the mass of prisoners. who had
»’It's «11 planned,” says Gabbett, in been, an instant before, struggling with
as they will appear on the official pri­ I Gladstone next July. Dr- Charles Ed-
a low growl. “W’en the door hopen* we the guard, and, gaining the cleaned space
mary ballots:
I ward JLocke, who was in Portland 10 rush, and we’re in amoug the guard
Republicsns: Senator—Short term, years ago, but is now pastor of one [of afore they know- where they at*. Drag at the bottom of the-+adder. hold up his
hands, as though to shield himself from
Fred W. Mulkey, Multnomah county; the largest Methodist churches in the ’em back into the prison, grab the harm
'
a blow. The confualon had become sud­
poeed.
United
States,
at
Brooklyn,
N.
Y.,
will
senators, long term, Jonathan Bourne,
rack, and it'» all over.”
denly stilled, and uiwm the group be­
Derails follow, relative to the dele­ Jr., Multnomah county ; H. M. Cake, be one of the speakers. Captain Jack
A new medical corps is to be organ
“Stand fr",u *he door. Miles,” says fore the barricade had fallen that mys­
ized for the army.
gates’ decisions concern 1 rig the organ­ Multnomah county; Stephen A. Low­ Crawford, the famous poet-scout, has Pine's voice outside, In its usual calm terious
silence which had perplexed the
accents.
inmates of the prison.
Japan will soon open Manchuria o ization of the police, the repression of ell, Umatilla ciunty; E. L. Smith, been engaged for the coming assembly,
the
Crow
was
relieved.
The
tone
was
contraband
traffic
in
arms,
the
estab
­
as
has
also
Rabbi
Leon
Harrisoo^f
St.
Wasco county; E. B. Watacn, Multno­
They were not perplexed for long.
the trade of the world.
,
lishment of a state bank, the creating mah county.
Louis, who will be heard in tdo lec- an ordinary one, and Miles was the sob The two soldier« who. with the assist­
dier
whom
Sarah
Purfoy
had
bribed
C^ina has sent a demand to Russia o( frerh revenue and the control of cus­
ance of I’jne, had furred to tlie dowr* <>f
Representative, First district—Willis Itures, on “Shylock” and‘.'^he Glory not to firs. All had gone well.
that sh# evacuate Manchuria at once.
toms snd public works. The signatory C. Hawley, Marion; Ssmuel B. Hous­ and 8battle of Amerida.”
the prison, rapidly Unbolted a trap doffr
The keys clashed aud turned, and Yjie
Professor Mark B. Beal, of the Occi­ bravest of the prudent party. Who had in the barricade and, nt 11 signal from
The ‘United States erniser Baltimore powers undertake to introduee.legiala- ton, Washington; Walter L. Tooze,
5 ickers, three men ran the loaded how­
wih visit the principal ports’of Aus­ tion ratifying the engagements of the Marion. Second district, W. R. Ellis, dental college of oratory, of Loe Ange­ been turning in his tyind the notion of itzer from its sinister ifhelter, and. train­
delegates.
les,
will
be
the
elocutionist
this
[year.
tralia.
risking his life for a pardon to bo won ing the deadly muzzle to a level witfi
Umatilla; William J. Lachner, Baker;
Final ratification of the protocol will
Dr. W. C. Sherman, of Sacramento, by rushing forward at the right moment the opening in the MYWiide, stood ready
Russia has asked the United States occur not. later than December 13, of John L. Rand, Baker; George 8. Shep­ who last year bad-charge of the class and
alarming the guard, checked the to fire, k
\
, >
to fix the date for . The Hague peace this year at M«drid. Meantime the herd, Multnomah.
in Bible study, has been retained ' for cry that was in hia throat as ha saw the
Governor
—
Harvey
K.
Brown,
Baker;
Surrender!"
Vickers, irt a volca
conference.
signatory lowers reciprocally engage to T. T. Geer Marion; C. A. Johns, Bak­ another year. Other classes will be men round the do<jr draw back a little fnuu which all cried
"huhianlty” had vanish­
foe
jheir
rush,
Iwui^'ealight
a
gllmioie
pt,
Dowie says he will return to Zion endeavor to obtain the sultan’s integral er; Charles J. Behlbrede, Coos; James conducted as usual in "music, domestic
gtimt’rf bristling scalp and kuired ed. “Surrender, and give up your ring,-
City and oust his enemies from control adhesion to the reforms outlined in or­ Withycombe, Benton.
science, United States bistory, elocu­
leaders, or I’ll blow you. tit pieces!"
•
gums.
der to make them limijdtaneoiisly oper­
of the colony.
tion, English literature, physical cul­
7 There was no tremor %'his voice, and'
Secretary
of
state
—
Krank
W.
Benson,
“
Now!"
cries
Jemmy
Vetch,
as
the
ative. The reform will be effective
ture, junior Bible study and» a W. C. Iro'u-plated oak swung back. and. with though he stood, with Pine by his side,
Kansas City, Mo,, has elected a Re­
December 31, 1996.. Existing treaties Douglas; Claud Gatch, Salem; Lot L. T.‘ U. institute.
.
nt the very mouth of the leveled cn ip
publican. mayor on a municipal owner­
the gutthral snarl of a charging wild
Pearce,
Marion;
Frank
T.
Wrightman,
tietween Morocco and the various pow­
ship platform.
The Chautauqua management is in boar, Gabbett hurled himself out of the non. the mutineer« perceived, with thut
Marion.
ers will retain validity, but in the
acutentHs which imminent danger brings
Treasurer—John H. Aitkin, Baker;! communication with a greet many prison.
Colonel-Gilberto Escobo, governor of -vent of conflict between treaties and
to the most stolid of brains, that, did
other
lecturers
and
entertainers
with
The
red
line
of
light
which
glowe<J..for
Jonotega. a province in Nicaragua, lias tbe conference’s pre toco 1 the latter will E. V. Carter, Jackson; Ralph W. Hoyt, I whom contracts will be entered into if an instant through the doorway whs f^.' hesjtade-JUi iualauL lie «Hold keep
been assassinated.
Multnomah: Augustus' C. Jennings, possible. Another inee>ing of the board blotted out by a mass of figures. t A“tt ink word. There was an awful luunient nil nri>rjww."
take precedence
——
Lane; Thomas F. Ryan, Clackamas; of directors will be called soon, when the prison surged forward, and liAiuce. of silence, broken only by a nkurr^'ing
"The
men
will
confess
before
mors-
Chicago has voted for municipal
George A. Steel, Clackamas.
the eye Could wink, five, ten, twenty of torise" -m -rhe prison, as though a family ing,’’ says Vickers, "and we’ll see." Jfud
ownership and against municipal oper­
the program will be completed.
MINES OPENING.
of
-rats,
disturbed
at
a
flour
cask,
were
the most desperate were outside.
It
be went off to bls wife’s cabin.
Supreme judge — Robert Eakin,
ation of traction lines.
to the ship's side for shel­
was ns though a sea, breaking against a scampering
His wife opened the door for him.
Union.
■ ■
ter.
New
Rail
Lines
for
Lane.
The French chamber of deputies sev­ Operators at Many Points.Sign Scale
»tone wall, had -found some breach
She had been sitting J>y the rdidd's bed-
Superintendent
public
’
instruction
—
The
entrapped
men
looked
Eugene—Portland, New York and Eu­ through through whieh to pour ft»
up the Hide, listening to the firing, and waiting
erely scores the management of the
With Miners.
J. H. Ackerman, Multnomah.
gene capitalists who recently applied to waters. The.contagion of battle ¿presti hatchway, but .the guard had. already for her husband's return, without 11 mnr-
mine in which the recent disaster oc­
Pj.ttsburg,
April
4.
—
With
the
excep
­
State printer—William J. Clarke— the city council for franchise to con- Caution was forgotten, and those at the closed In upon it, and some of the ship's mur. Flirt, fribble,
as she
curred. It was declared the horror
tion of one or two pointa outside of the Marion; Willie 8. Duniway, Multpo- ; struct a system of street railways lie re, back^jeelflg: Jeminr Vetch raised up on crew were peering down upon them. tEs- was, Julia Vh-kers-
nd. in
was due entirely to negligence.
Pittsbiirg district, the strained situa­ mah, J. R. Whitney, Linn.
cases of ‘emergency, that glowing coiir-
announce that they intend to build an the crest of that human billow which I'ape wa»-hopeless.--------
One
minute!"
••
cried
Vickers,
confi
­
The house river and harbor commit­ tion between the operators and miners
age which women of her nature at times
Attorney general—M. A. Crawford, electric lin% between Eugene an<J reared its black' outline against an in­
tee has deferred action on the Fulton in the soft coal fields of Western Penn- Douglas; George II. Durham, Joseph­ Springfield and a steam railway from distinct prospective of struggling figures, dent- that one second would be enough— possess. Though «lie would y^wn o V4Y
“
one
minute
to
go
quietly,
or
----
bill appropriating $490,000 for the «vlvania is hourly growing more pa ine.
responded to his «rin of encoiiragenient
Tniy book above the level of u genteel
there up McKenzie river to the Blue b/t
'Surrender, mutes!" shrieked some un­ love story; attempt to fascinate, with
Tttshing furiously forward.
mouth of the Columbia. The commit­ -eific. Following the signing of the scale
Commissioner of labor—O. P. Hoff, river mining district. Length of the
known
wretch
from
oqt
of
the
darkness
Suddenly a horrible roar like that of
tee will meet again in a few days.
yesterday demanded by the miners, t^e Multnomah.
electric line will be four miles. That a trapp'd wild beast was heard. The of tfie prison. “Do you want to be the
the
steam
road
about
45
miles.
The
of
Troops will protect the Russian Jews mines of the operators who signed the
Demccrats: Senator—longterm, John
rushing torrent choked in the doorway, death of us?"
n frog, and serenili nt a spider, «lie <muld
scale resumed their operation« today, M. Gearin, Multnomalf.
durin Easterti<le.
"i”-.
Jemmy Vetch feeling, by that curious alt throughout a quarter, of mi hour of
.
Willamette river will lie bridge«! at and from but the lantern glowed into
although in many instances with re­
Representative, First district—P. A. Eugene, and the line will reach Spring­ which the giant had rushed ji flash broke, sympathy which nervous natures pos­ such suspense ns she hail jilst^mider-
The New York legislature is rushing duced forces.
Cochrane, Marion; Charles V. Gallo­ field up the eastern banks of the river. followed by n groan, as the pertidiuiis sess, thnt his coniradesj’wished him to gone with ns much courage ns if she
bil's for t|ie control ot insurance.
In the Pittsburg district there were way, Yamhill. Second district, James
MUtry fell back.’shot through the breast. act as a;>oke»man. rnhoHl his shrill tmtes.- hnd Iterrr the strongest- minded Wiftii.-in
All Zion City has revolted against 18,000 miners working and 1,200 idle Harvey Graham, Baker.
Themass in the doorway hung irreso­ "We surrender" he said. "It’s no use that
s»x. “Is it nil
Improve Linn Roads.
D iwie, taking away his power and Nearly all of the mines of the Pittsburg
lute.
and then, by sheer weight of pres­ getting our braitW blown out." And.
Governor—George E. Chamberlain,
Albany-
-County
Judge
C.
H.
Stewart
raising
Jds
hands,
he
obeyed
t|ie
motion
Coal company -were in operation, and it Multnomah.
sure from behind, burst forward,, aud
property.
"Yus, «.hunk God!" sni.l Vickers, pujis-
wrs expected that three men who are •Secretary of state—P. H. Sroat, Ma­ has announced that the County Court as It so -burst, the heavy door crashed of Vlelrers' fliigef, mid tod the way tig ing oil the1 threshold. "All is H.iftj.now,
would thoroughly improve a road from into its jambs, and the bolts were' shot w h r< 1 the bnrrack.
Municipal ownership is the principal >ut would return within a dày or so.
though we hnd'Yi narrow escape, 1 be-
this city to the fair grounds, lying two into tlieir places.“
— “Bring the- irons - forward *TKerTT” UeVK How's Sylvia ?'’
campaign topic in many eastern city It was explained that following holi­ rion.
T ■
Treasurer
—
J.
D.
Matlcck,
Lane.
elections.
miles beyond the city amite, making it
All this took plnce by .one of those shouted Vickers, hastening from his per
days it was generally several days be
Supreme judge—T. G. Hailey, Uma­ a model drive. This road is now one simultaneous movements which nrc so Ulilla position; and before the last man her filir hair »eaTtered over the pillow,
_ Flood»' in Alabama have stopped ore all the men returned to tlieir la­ tilla.
of the worst in4he «'oanty. In order rapid to execution. So tedious to describe had filed past the «Hill smoking march, and herrín? hands moving““rï-stleKsIy tó
The cause of the idleness t.Mlay,
steamb at navigation for 150 miles bor
State printer—J. Scott Taylor, Kla­ to make a better impression on visitor* in detail. .Yt one Instant the prison disis the clink of hammers announced Hint the aiid fro.
about Mobile.
however, was said' to be their failure math.
"A lull«« lu-tier. 1 think, tlrmyh «h«
to Albany the court proposes to im­ had opened, nt the next it hid closed. Crow had resumed tlu.se fetters which
Robert A. Milier , prove HHMfe near the city and bring The picture which h«4 present rd itself had l^eere knocked off hi» da i m i- l i m tis a h as bee n talki ng a good 4 ea L"
Representative Cooper, of Wisconsin, to receive word of the Bigning_pf the I. Attorney V- gene
■ ral- ___
month
previously
In
the
Bay
o
f
Biscay.
Mrihnnm.1,
has introduced a bill admitting Porto »*'»'••
Mtrltnomah.
them up to Vie same high standard as to the eyes of the ‘convicts was momen­ In mrother^moment-thkjeup door was
The independent operators met to­
Each one of the above’ filed the re those in rural districts. Roads leading tary. The period of time that had elaps­ closed, the Howitzer rumbled back to its
Ricins to fuU United States citizen­
night and <lecide<Lnot to sign the «cale qntred petition with the aicreta’y of out of the city will be scientifically re­ ed between the opening and the shutting
ship.
J
«nd n<4 to work their mine» nonunion. state.
"f the door could have been marked by clearings, and the prison breathed again.
built.
In the meantime, n scene almost ns
President Palma, of Cuba, is confi­ They empMy between 12 000 and 14,-
the musket shot.
IHE SOUnnY^UMUY.
4
The names of Ogfeehy Young and H.
----------- —
dent the United States senate will rs' 000 meta and they ate all idle.
The report of another shot, and then exciting had taken place on (he upper
B.
Nicholas,
Democratic
candidalee
for
Cherry
Crop
Destroyed
deck.
Gabbett,
with
the
blind
fury
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«C
a noise of confused cries, mingled with
ifv the I '»» nf Pines treaty which recog­
The entire nonunion field of the AL Circuit judges in departments 3 and 4,
Scappooee-EaHy cherries, with few
which yie consciousness of failure bring«
nize« C ba's sovereignty.
leglteny valley will continue work with- of Multnomah county, vvill not appear exceptions, are killed by the earlv the clashing 1>f arms, informed - the im» to , such brute like natures, ■ had seized
prisoned
men
that
the
ship
hnd
been
ut interruption.
This is what is
Well, ^nn, I didn't realize how
CT the officia l bal l ot*. Secretary Dl in-l frosts. Royal Annes are completely alarmed, , How would It go with their Frere by the throat, determined to put
st the Courrieres, ' France, mine, de­ known as the Freeport vein.
bar was obliged to reject their petitions destroy], sr well as early pears. Am friends on deck? Would they^auerffed Hti’ end to irt least one of 4iis enemies many elm uves—worth! come tn pa ss tn—
reinnrknd Mrs. Gifford.
manding the rescue of their loved ones
tor thereaeon that they, were verified pies,prunes and plum» are apparently in overcoming the guard«, or would they But .desperate though he was. mid with a few
nil the advantage of weight and strength., unfastening her bonnet strings mid
whom they bfdieve to be stit! alive.-----
be
beaten
back?
They
would
soon
know;
hy
J
1
Mdner,
who
had
not
himself
a
l|
in
j^dd
condition,
having
been
un
­
COMINQr BY THOUSANDS.
upon his »ide, he found the young lieu­ casting iin almost accusing look upon
signed the petitioo*.
injured. Nearly all orchards in this and in the h<tt dust, straining their eyes , tenant
Commi«sioner Garfield finds the
a more formidable adversary than
to/eee each other, they waited for the
locality
are
being
spr-yed
this
season.
Standard Oil company has violated the Extra Trains Required to Take Home'
issue. Suddenly the noises «-.eased, and he had anticipated.
near the open window.
Insure
Water
for
Land.
Fruits from the Scappoose district are a strange rumbling sound fell upon the
anti-trust' law many times. Prosecu­
Maurice Frere wan no coward. Taken
seekers to Northwest.
" "It s been quite 11 while, you know,
Salem—The State Land board is ate- I not inferior to any in quality, as attest- ears of the listeners.
tion of the company will .commence
by surprise as he-« as, ho did' not lose
St. Panl, Minn , April 4. — The paring to enforce a rule with regard to led by premiums won at the Lewis and
scon.
What had taken place?' This, the men his presence of mind. The coiX-ict wns sister, since you were here," responded
b«HBeaeekere’ travel continues heavy* the sale of lands reclaimed under the Clark exposition.
pouring ont of the darkness into the so close upon him that there wns no Miss Anu. "but 1 don'X recull aui greax
A Russian editor has been impris­ «nd tonight more than 4 000 holders of Carey act, which will inpuwvthe settler)
T
rudden glare of the lanterns, rushed, be­ time to strike, but. ns he wns forced I hange in the village. Of course there's
oned for writing a parody on the Lord’s here tickets had appeared at the Un­ ample supply of water for all land pur­
wildered, across the deck. Miles, true backward, he succeeded in crooking his Ihe new chapel mid the new feme
Plan to Supply Court Reports.
prayer, whi^h was supposed to be offer ion depot. Al) the regular overland chased. Until recently contracts have
Albany—The County court will prob­ to his promise, did not fire, but the next and thrust one hand into his collar round the cemetery, mid the Barnnrds-
ed by the imperial family. One line passenger trains were sent out in been entered into for the sale of land be­
Instant Vickers had snatched the fire­ Over and over they rolled, the bewil­
was made to read : “Let the people double »«ctions. and the Canadian con­ fore the irrigation canals were complet­ ably order the Supreme court reports— lock from him, mid. leaping Into the dered »entry -mit dur ing to t ire, until TtiF^ I111 ve hud their house shingled. I don't
see niuih difference, living here nil
44
volumes
—
for
use
of
Jhe
court
and
pay our debts, but not as wo pay our tingent via the “Soo” lin< werft qut to­ ed or exact supply of water available
stream, turned about and fired down to­ ship's side brought thehi up with viulem
the time ns I do, but I suppose you
county
officials
and
the
Oircuit
court.
creditors.”
jerk,
and
Frere
realized
that
Gabbett
ward,
the
prijoii.
The
attack
was
more
night in three sections, taking about known. In order that there may be no
An effort may be made at the next ses­ sudden than he had expected, but he wns below him. Pressing with all the notice a difference."
1,000
passenj^rs
question in future, the board will insist
Tillman will have a hard fight to be
The Great Northern and Northern on knowing how much water is availa­ sion of the legislatureito secure a meas did not lose his presence of mlnif. The might of his muscles, he strove to resist I “I was referring to families," re­
re-elicted senator.
Pacific sent out each two special trajns, ble for each segregation and the number ure providing that thq state shall furn­ »hot would »erve a double purpose. It the leverage xvhich the giant" Uas apply marked Mrs Gifford, "and to the
Brieto^> cinfirmation as district at­ while each of the five regular trains of acres to be soli! *ill in no' instance ish the County courts of each county would warn the men in the barrack, and ing to turn iijm over, but he might ns Southey family in particular. ■ How
perhaps check the rush by stopping up well have pushed agninat a stone wnll.
torney for Oregon is assured.
carried ftom three to five extra coaches be more than the visible supply 6f with the Oregon reports as statutes and the doorway with a corpse. Beaten back With hl« eyes protruding, and even many children are there in ihe Lem­
eesaions laws are supplied to county
uel Southey family?”
to
accomm
>date
the
rush,.
These
pae- water will irrigate.*
American money ha* saved thousands
-
,e-
struggling and indignant, amidst*-,th^ sinew strained t,o, its utmost, he was
officials and justices of the peace.
“Let me see,” said Mis» Ann. "| |>e.
of lives in the Japanese famine dis­ «engera were bound for Oregon and
storm of hideous fakes, his humanity slowly forced round, he felt Gabbett re-
—7—-
r
Ueve«there
are seven."
Wa’hington.
tricts.
leasing
his
grasp,
in
order
io
driiw
back
vanished,
and
he
aimed
deliberately
at
Furnish Ditches Completed.
New MiH at Scappoose.
"When I was here before there were
Tomorrow railroad men sav the rush
the fiend of Mr. James Vetch; the shot mid aim at him an effectual blow, bi«
Pendleton
—
W.
J.
Furnish
announces
The president and senate leaders will exceed any day since the low
Scappoose—The Brace Lumber com- however, missed its mark and killed' ««««Kbig hl« left hand, , Frere »iiddeuly only four," remarked Mrs. Gifford,
rates thaVthe Furnsih ditch, which is to r.e.%
have agreed on the court review amend­ went into effect, and the most conser
’
j ut_.
— ...
l
allowed
himself
to .'..
»ink.
ami then draw-
pany is building a sawmill on 1 Traci- flie unhappy Miles.
"and- on my way home from the post-
ment to the rate hill,
clajhj0a(OOO acres of land in the west
Gabbett ami his companions had by ing up ids right knee, struck Gabbett office to-day I met a boy that was the’
vative estimate the arrivals at 5,000. ern efid of this county, is finished. Of bought of Rev. Mr. Brown. The mill
will cut .30,009 feet a day. This makes this time reached the foot of the com beneath the jaw. and, as the huge head living Image of Lemuel Southey, and I
Germany ha» found through the Mo The one-wav colonist rates put in effect
forced backward by the blow, dash-
roccan conference that aha ha. hot on. February 15 will egnjre tomorrow, lint this amount of land, 10,000 acres are five mills within a radius of eight miles pnnion ladder, there to encounter th« ‘ was
stopped mid spoke to him,
■<1 hi. ti»l int.. Il.„ hr...... t|,
how re w d y f o r wa te r , a n d t h e r e are
at
ceri a««.'» of t h« ,| 4iuhleii
—------------------
--
gimri! fffekmlng
friend in all Europe, Austria.
will be renewed and continued through­ least 10,000 more which can be brought Of Scappoose. The new mill will be in redly In the glow
“‘Hollo!’ said I. ‘You are the young-
giant reeled backward. ami, falling on
of
the
lanterns.
A
operation in about three weeks.
Sir Thomas Lipton has completed out the summer. Indiana, Illinois and under the ditch.. This land is adjoin­
glance up the hatchway showed the his hands and knees. was in an instant est Southey hoy, aren't you?'
giant that the arm« he had planned to surrounded by sailors.
arrangements for the building of a Missouri are furnishing the bulk of the ing the big UmatiJIa reclamation pro­
*He took off lit« cap Just ns polite
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Authority was almost Instantly tri­ as could be, and said, 'Oli, no, ma'am!
seize were defended by ten firelocks,
challenger for the America’s cup in bomesçekers’ travel.
ject which the government now has in
that, behind the open doors of thè umphant on the tipper and lower decks. Johnny's younger'n me.'
1907.
l and. The Furnish ditch is 30 miles
Wheat—Club, 6«067c; bluestem, 66 and
partition which ran abaft the mizzen­ The mutiny was over.
Texas
Cattle
Law
invalid.
in
length,
while
the
government
canal
“ 'Is he?' said I. ‘Why. then Johnny
@68c; red, 64065c; valley, 68c.
The New York Central and Pennsyl­
mast, the remainder of the detachment
must be the baby.’
Washington, Apr1! 4.—In an opinion will he 22 miles long and will also sup­
Oats —No. 1 white feed, $27.50; stood^to their arms. Even his dull in
vania roadg. are »-aid to have agreed on
gray, $27 per ton.
oh, no, inn am! BcsaJe’s vouug-
consolidation. The present lines will hy Justice Brown the Supreme court nf ply water for 20,000 acres.
tellect comprehended that the desperate
A shock was felt all through the ves­
the United States todav decided the
Barley—Feed, $23.50024 per ton; project had failed, and that he had sel, and Fine, who had been watching er’n Johnny,' and the little fellow look­
also be greatly extended.
case of the Houston A Texas Central
Sheep Tax Mere License.
brewing, $24024 50; rolled, $24.50(3 been betrayed. With the roar of de­ the Ironing of the last of the mutineers, ed nt me ns If he wqs surjlrised nt my
An Indiana bachelor found eight railway vs. J. A. Mayes in favor of the
spair which had penetrated into the at once divined its cause.
YVnoranee.
Salem—Attorney General Crawfcrd, 25.50.
babies on hie doorstep a few mornings company. Maves ordered 17 cars, in
“Thank God!” he cried, '•there’s n
H y — Eastern Oregon timothy, prison, he turned to fight hi* way back
in a letter to the district attorney of
"I thought sure I had reached the
ago.
He immediately sent for the which to ship «25 head of cattle. The
And ns the overpower­ Inst one, so I said,'Well, then Bessie is
Umatilla county, Folds that the state choice,'$17018 per ton; common, $13 just in time to see the crowd In thè breeze at Inst.
county officials to take charge.
gangway
recoil
from
the
flash
of
the
ed
Gabbett.
bruised,
bleeding
and
bound,
oar» ar ived 24 hours atfer the time set law levying a special tax on all foreign 014; valley timothy. $80P; clover,
the baby.'
musket fired by Vickers. The next in- waa dragged down the hatchway, the
A storm at English. Indiana, hlew n the agreement. Mayes sued, under sheep entering this state is in reality a $7.5008; cheat, $607; grain hay, $7 »tant
'"Oh, no, mn‘nm, there's Mary,' »nhl
Pine
and
two
«oldiers,
taking
ad-
triumphant doctor hurried upiion deck to
down a large tree, revealing the hiding i Texas law, for damages done ,his license and coming under the police 08; alfalfa. $12.
he.
'.She's the baby. Sh*'a Just come.’
varitnge
of
the
momentary
cessation
of
find
the
Mnlahnr
plunging
through
the
Apples—$1.59@2.7S per box.
place of $21 000 placed in tf^ roots of •attle by the delav and also, under the regulations of the state can be enforced
the press, shot the bolts and secured the whitening water im'der the influence of
“
'Why.
of course,’ said I. 'I see.
the tree by an obi miser may h ears ago. ■date law, to recover $25 per car on his as such. One of the Circuit courts has
Vegetables — Asparagus, 8c per prison.
a fifteen-knot breeze.
You are the oldest.'
contract with the company. The lower held that this law imposes a special pound; cabbage. lj*@2ci per pound;
The mutineers were caught In a trap
“Stand hy to reef topsails.
Away
Representative Jones, of Washing courts upheld the complainant.
"'Oh, no, ma'am. Horace is older
and unequal tax, and is therefore nc* cauliflower, $2.25 per crate; celery, The narrow apace between the barracks aloft, men, and furl the royals!” crie« than me.’
ton, ties a hill requiring all American
and
the
barricade
was
choked
with
constitutional.
The
law
was
passed
by
Best
from
the
qunrter-deck;
and
hi
the
75 0 90c per dozen; head lettuce, 350
vessels to carry sufficient oil to calm
" 'What’s your name?'' I asked.
Mining Frauds at Nome.
the last legislature and was intended to 40c per dozen; onions, 40c per dozen; struggling figures. Some twenty con­ midst of the cheery confusion Maurice
the sea whenever the vessel may be in
" ‘Jamie.’
victs,
and
half
as
many
soldiers,
struck
Frere
briefly
recapitulated
,
what
had
Washington, April.4 — According to keep sheep from other states oft the radishes, 20c per dozen; rbnbarb, $10
danger in storms.
and stabbed at each other in the crowd taken place, faking care, however, to *•
Welli Ja.mle, then Horace Is your
a telegram r-centlv received from ranges in this state.
1.25
per
box;
spinach,
$1
per
box;
There was barely elbow room, and at­ pass over his own dereliction of duty oldest brother, Is he?’
The Chinese boycott is believed to be United States A’tornev Hoyt at Nome.
parsley,
25c-;
turnips,
$101.25
per
tacked and attackers fought almost with­ as rapidly as poasibzle.
dying out.
Ihe boy began tp look over his
Alaska, important mineral land frauds
Sees Danger to Sheep Herds.
sack; carrots, 650 <5c per sack; beets, out knowing whom they struck. Gab-
Pine knit his brows. “Do you think
8’orer is still recognized as ambas­ mav yet he uncovered in that section
Pilot Rock—The Cunningham Sheep 85e0$l per sack.
bett tore a cutlass from a soldier, shook that Sarah Purfoy was in the plot?" shoulder ns if be wanted to start on,
sador at Vienna.
,
but I declare if it wasn't Just like try­
of Ala ka Mr Hovt urges an amend­ <1 Land company has finished shearing,
Onions — No. 1, 70090c per sack; his huge head, and calling on the Mooch- he asked.
ment in the mining law», so a« to re- R .f A. Kelsay, a member of the firm, No. 2 nominal.
er to follow, bounded up the ladder, des­
“Not she!” says Fr* -, eager to avert ing to make out a charade, and 1’was
The miners convention has decided
Potatoes — Fancy graded Burbanks, perately determined to brave the fire of inquiry. “How conh »he be? Plot! bpund to follow the Southey family, up
to accept the advance wherever granted quire publication of notice nf all min­ reports an excellent quality of wool this
eral applications for six months rather season, which he attributes to the 5Q|J«0c per hundred; ordinary, nomi­ the watch. The Moocher, close a{ the Rhe's sickening of fe r,, or I'm .much no I said again, 'So Hyrace Is the old­
by the coal operators and work will
I
V .
than 60 days as «t.pÆSEnf. This will he^vy rains, which washed the fleeces nal; new California, 506c per pound; giant’s heels, flung himself upon the mistaken.”
est?’
continue in those mines.
,
»a
nearest soldier, and.-grasping his wrist
Sure enough, they found Sarah Pur-
shut ont a fore'-gn corporation, nn< unusually clean. Mr. Kelbay appre­ sweetpotatoes, 2*402>4c per pound.
Oh, no, ma'am. Helen Is odder
struggled for the cutlass. A brawny^ I foy lying where who had fallen a quar­
named,
which
he
says
has
applied
for
hends difficulty by rhe sheepmen of
Representative Lacey, of Iowa, wants
Butter—Fancy cnamery, 20®25c per i’uLL-n’yked fellow next him dashed his ter of aa hour before. The ehi^biug of than Horace.’
all agricultural lands now embraced in tracts covering manv hundred acris ot Oregon as a result oi the division of pound.
> clinched fist into the soldier\ face, and I the eutlasaes and the firing of nniKketa
‘"Who is the oldest In your fnuiilv
the summer range,^m.d the invasion by
forest reservie thrown open to entry mi izral land near Nome.
snys I.
• "
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 16c per dozen. the man. maddened by the blow. Jet go had not 'rouaed her.
under the homestead laws.
Washington woolgrower* of Oregon’s
the
cutless,
and.
drawing
his
pistol,
»hot
“
‘
Charles,
'
snys
the l><^ Tm just
*
"
TOUat
make
a
«¡ch-hay
aome-
Poultry — Average old hens, 13)^0
Big Guns Without Gunners.
territory.
new assailant through the head. It- I where, aaya Pine, looking at the aenae- In the middle.’
14c per pound; mixed chi -kens, 13(3 bis
Thirteen miners who were entombed
was this second shot that aroused .Mau­ I h*aa figure, with no kindly glance;
Washington torii 4 —Home surpris­
That’s what I mcaqj* concluded
in the French coal mine have just been ing fact» regard ng the nndeq^aev of Storing Wool in Heppner Warehouses ISj^e; broilers, 25030c; young roost­ rice Frere.
though
don’t think ahe’« likely to In*
“when - I speak of
ers,
13@1334c;
old
^«tert,
11012c;
found alive They were in the mine 20 the coast artillery fqrce were brought
As the young lieutenant sprang out very bad. ( onfoun«! her—T believe ahe’a Mrs. Gifford,
.
Heppner — Wool is beginning to ar­ dressed chickens, 15016c; turkeys, upon the desck. he saw by the position of
changes.
When
I was here Inst Jamie
■days and 1/ed on horse feed,
out in the recent examination of Secre­ rive at the warehouses here, where it live, 1« 0 16J4c; turkeys, dressed, the guard that others had been more | the cauae of all thia. PH find out, too.
was the youngest.”
ihe Iowa legislature has passed a tary Taft ■ bv the senate committee on will he stored until the sale« days in choice, 180 20c; gee»«*, live, 8 @8A4c; mindful of the safety of' the ship than before many hours are over; for Pve told
“I guess I don’t write much nliout
thoae
thnt* «nip*/ they confer
The secretary pre­ the latter part of May and the first of
bill which will not allow any state offi­ military affairs.
dressed, lOdllc; ducks, 17@ he. There was, however, no time for’ex­ nU abouf ffM»efore to-morrow morning, people,” said Miss Ann, apologidi.-alfy ,
sented da'a showing that the present June. A large crop will be produced geege,
cer to use a railroad pass.
planation,
for,
as
he
reached
the
hatch
­
19c.
11 H get them alx dozen apiece the day
iff1 ^4
“I should say you didn't,” responded
authorized force of coast artillery is
way, he was met by the ascending giant. I
* Another^ 125,000 has been sent to sufficient to provide one relief for only in this county thia year, and very Bttle - Hops — Oregon, 1905, choice, 10@ who uttered a hjdeous cry at the sight I after we anchbr In Hobart Town. Pve her sister.— Youth's Companion
is
being
contracted,
stockmen
prefer
­
a
great
mind
to
dh
it
before
w**
got
Japanese famine sufferers through the 34 per' cent of the guns, mines, /ange
-10^c; prime, 6% @
medium, of this unexpected adversary, and, too |
National Red Cross. This makes $125,- finders, etc , now actually installed or ring to hold until the sales days, when 7®8 c ; olds. 507c. *
close to strike him, locked him,In his I there. Take her head. Frere, and we'll
it
will
be
sold
to
the
highest
bidder.
get her out of this before Vickers come«
000 sent through this source.
Wool
—
Eastern
Oregon
average
best,
He has a weak ehih," observed the
arms. The two men went down togeth I
authorized for.the Toast defenses.
15(320c; valley, 24(326c per pound; er. The guard on the quarter-deck dar- I up. Whst ■ fool you nre, to be sure! physiognomist.
I knew what it wmild be. with women
AnnbnwOfjrient is .made at Cleveland,
Cut TimbeFTIIegally.
ed not fire at the two bodies that, twined
mohair, choice, 25@28 ^c.
“O, well,” said the bachelor, “hla
Conference on Statehood Bill.
on board ahip. I wbnder Mra. V. haa'nt
to 1 %
Ohio, of an advance of from
Prineville-John D ms and A. R
shout each other, rolled across the deck,
Veal—Dressed, 3W0 5c per ponnd.
wife
makes up for it”—Indianapolis
been
out
before
now.
There
—
steady
pact
Washington,
April
4.
—
The
session
of
cents per gallon bv the Standar I Oil in
Eastwood were arraigned before”United
Beef — Dressed bulls, 3c per pound; and for a moment Mr. Frere's cherished
i the j nnt conference on statehood today States Commissioner M. R. Biggs last cow«, 405c; country steer«, 4S®BJ4c existence rhung upon the slenderest the door. Make haste, now. before that Star.
the price of gasoline and naphtha
little Pareon cornea. Parana are reg.
I was devoted to a discussion of the main Week on a chaFge of cutting timber on
Mutton—Dressed, fancy, 909}{c per thread imaginable.
In Manchuria, Siberia and North
ular old women to chatter!” and thus
Tha-Chicago beef trust trial has been ! proposition, the senate amendment government land. They were held in
Thf
Moocher,
spattered
with
the
blood
set for the second Monday in Decem­ eliminating Arisona and New Mexico the sum of $50 to appear before tbs ponnd; ordinary, 405c; lambs, with and brains of his unfortunate comrade, muttering. Pine aeaiated ‘to tarry Mr* China much use Is made of Chinese
-Vieker*' maid Into her cabin.
pelt on, 10011c.
brick tea, not as a beverage, hut as a
ber.
bad already set his foot upon tbs low­
> from the bill.
United States grsnd jury.
“I don't wonder at you making a
Pork—Dressed, 6®8^c per ponnd.
est step of the ladder, when the cutlass fool of yourself. Chzuces ar* you'v* I vegetable, boiled with rice and mut-