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THE DAYTON HERALD
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LOSS BY DISASTER.
MUTINEERS SEIZE SVEABORQ
Only Four'dompanies of Infantry Re-
Inturanct Companies Make Returns
*
main Layal to Czar.
in San Francisco.
HeJsingfor«, Aug.
Sveaborg is
Albany, N. T., July 31.— State Su
.. OREGON
DAYTON
entirely in tbe hands of tbe mutineers,
perintendent
of Insurance Otto Kelsey
who now have in their possession every
FOR EQUITABLE TAX.
tonight made pnblie the result« of
LAW UNCON8TITU TIONAL.
kind of armoment.
<
Horrible scenes occurred during last
invMtigstion as to th« lose« of fir« In
>
night* when the fierce fighting was or»- State Commission Proposes Revision Household Goods Not Entitled to Ex. surance companies in the 8sn Francine
tinned.
The heaviest artillery was
of Present Law.
disaster.
•mption. Says Supreme Court.
uted during tbe conflict.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
All joint stock fire end in lend merine
Salem—With a view to securing a
consocratad to a loiy
a man
Salem
—
By
holding,
in
a
decision
just
( Several officers were killed or wouni-
Rufua Dawes sat in a new c«lL O b honoat. pore and truthful. I hare re
more equitable assessment of property rendered, that the householder’s tax insnrenc« companie« transacting buei
ed. Jha wounded were transported to
in this state, tbe Oreg< n Tax commis exemption is unconstitutional, the Ore ne» in the state we • celled on for a the third day North came. His manner turned to toll you the truth. 1 am none
Helkingfore
was constrained and abrupt. Hie eyee of theca thing»." Bufua Dawe» »at atar-
sion has recommended a revision of tbe gon Supreme court has declared void a sworn statement as to their 1< sue« in
wandered uneasily, and he teemed bur
Colonel Nararoff was bayoneted. He
A Resume »f the Less Important but
law governing tbe equalisation of as statute that has been in force in this California. The companies were asked dened with tbonfbta which be dared not ng. unabl» to comprehend this madness.
begged for transportation to the hoepit-
I told you that the woman you loved
Not Loss Interesting Events
sessments by the county board.
In state almost continuously since 1859. for the groaeamount of insurance in '»tier.
al, promising forgiveness in exchange.
for you do love her—sent you a moa-
this connection, tbe commission gives Householders’ exemptions have been volved in risks dwtroyad or damaged, „
of the Past Weak.
want
you
to
thank
her
for
me,
Mr
Instead he was stoned and thrown into
•ag» of forgiveneaa. I Hod.”
its flat disapproval to tbe plan often allowed every year except 1904, when the deduction for amounta recovered North." said Dawea.
tbe water with a stone tied around his
"Whetr
agitated of having the assessment rolls the exemption law bad been repealed. by reinsurance, the deduction fqr_ esti
“Thank whom?"
11
neck.
I never told her of your confeeaio^
mated
»Ivaga,
tbe
total
deduction
1
and
published
in
tbe
newspapers
in
the
«•
“
Mrs.
Frere.
”
It was re-enacted by the special session
Fire in a Buffalo, N. Y., 'planing
*
mentioned your name to her.”
•
r
locality in which tbe property assessed of 1903, but went into effect too late tbe net amount of I om as shown by the
The unhappy priest shuddersd at hear
mill destroyed $170,000 worth of prop
"And sho will go without knowing—
Helsingfors, Aug. 1.—A gigantic mil is located.
ing the name.
records June 30, 1906.
to
be
applicable
to
the
assessment
of
.!
^*'ort*1' »hat have you done?”
erty.
itary conspiracy, aiming at tbe simul
I do not think you owe any thanks
The N«w York state companies, 47
The proposed revision of tbe law re 1904.
"W recked my own eoul!” cried North,
1 The National Sculpture society is to taneous capture of Russia’s three great lating to equalisation of tbe aeeeee-
to
her.
Your
irone
were
removed
by
the
in
n
imb<
rj
»how
tie
gross
amount
■
f
wildly, ttung by the reproachful agony
Approximately 18,000,000 has been
establish an old age home for its mem sea fortresses, Cronstadt, Sevastopol ment is largely based upon inconsisten exempted from taxation in this state insurance inv jived a» $41,110,069; tbe I commandant’s order.”
of the tone. "Do not cling to me. My
and
Sveaborg,
arranged
by
the
Revolu
But
by
her
persuasion.
I
feel
sure
bers.
tank la done. You will' hate me now.
cies in tbe present law, but also upon a from year to year, and legislators, reinsurance’d be recovered. $10,834,-1
of It. Ah? I vii wrong to think she had
tionary Military league, was prema
The St. Paul is laying steel for its turely sprung here yesterday by an at laxity in the jaw by which wealthy county officers and the people generally 195; the estimated s; 1 /age, $7.137,183, forgotten me. Ask her for her forgive That la my wish—-I merit it. Let me go,
I »ay. I shall be too late.”
new Pacific coast extension. The work tempt to arrest members of a company property owne s ba* e been able to co have recognised the exemption as valid. and ths actu4l amount of lose $23,138,- ne».”
"Too lata! For what?" He looked
000.
erce
county
ourts
into
allowing
an
in-
Now
the
Supreme
court
has
declared
all
is being done in South Dakota.
rorglreneeal^. said North, recalllug
of sappers who bad mutinied on ac equitable assessment to stand.
Returns from oTfi ir join*, stock fire ths scene in the prison. "What have at the eloak—through the open window,,
Tbe these exemptions invalid.
came the voleea of the m»n In the boat—•
Judge Jamee F. Tracey, of the Phil count of tbe death of one of their com commission propose« a law which seems
This decision will make it necessary And fire maiine insurance companies, you done to need her forgiveneaa?"
the memory of th« roae, of tbe scene lu
ippine Supreme court, will likely be rades, alleged to have been due to ill to have "teeth in it,” and which will
for county assessors in many counties 84 in numb r, show the giors amount
“
I
doubted
her,
”
said
Rufua
Dawea.
th« priaon, flashed across him, and h«
treatment.
the n«xt vic« governor of th« island«.
be effect.ve if county officers are dis to make a reassessment of property in of insurance <8),428,704; reinsurance
I thought her ungrateful and treach understood It all. “Great heaven, you
The entire garrison of the fortress at posed to do their duty.------
John D. Rockefeller ray» there is
their counties for 190«, for it is the to be recovered, $22,180,1*7; »timated erous. I thought she delivered me sgsin would follow her?”
Sveaborg flamed out instantly in revolt.
Tbe inconsistency in the present law practice of many assessors not to lilt salvage, $11,358,25; a tual amount of Into the bondage from whence I had
more good than bad in tbe world, and
“I/et me gn," repeated North, in’a
All the artillery and rappers garrison lies in the fact that the county board
escaped. I thought ahe had betrayed hoarse vole«, "
that everything is for good in the end.
property that is exempt. In some and lo—. $51,983.111.
ing the place were invoked. Only four
The foreign co npanies, 32 in nu.nber, n,e betrayed me to the villain whoae
Rufus Dawe« stepped between him
The Pennsylvania railroad baa cut companies of infantry remained loyal. of equalisation is required to meet on perhaps most of the counties the assess
base life 1 saved for her aweet sake?',
and the door. “No, madman, I will got
pznenger rates to 2J4 cent« per mi)«. The mutineers seised 40 machine guns the last Monday in August, while the ors list the exempt property and make made these returns:. Gross insurance
"U hat do you mean?” asked North. let you-go.” North crouched bewilder
involved, $101,4302 533; reinsurance
Mileage books will b« irsaed at the rate and practically all tbe quick-firers and assessor is given until tu« fl rat Monday the deductions afterward.
You never spoke to me of this.”
ed against the wall. "I say you shall
in Heptember to file his roll, or until
to beHNx v^ed, $32,281.808; estina’ed
of 2 jcents per mile.
"No; I had rowed to bury the knowl
light artillery in tbe fortress, but even
the first Monday in October if- tbe
salvage, $153,18,859; act tai loss, $57.- edge of It In my own breast; It Is too not go. You love her! So do I; and
Clackamas Farmars Are Happy.
with
this
aid
they
were
unable
to
hold
my love la mightier than yours, for it
The failure of the sultan to receive
701.85«.
county court makes an order to that
bitter to speak.”
Oregon City—There is an abundant
•hall nave her!”
an ambassrdor instead of a minister is the main fort against the loyal infant effect. At tbe same time there is no
Tbe
gross
rm
iunt
of
insurance
in
’
Saved
hl»
Ilf»!
”
yield of all hay and grain crops in
North lifted agonised eyee. "But 1
likely to be the causa of diplomatic ry. The fighting continued all night I authority of law (or an extension of the
"Ay. and her». I mad» th* bozt th»t lov« her! Ixive her, do you hear? What
long. The heaviest firing was .heard,J
Clackamas county this year that sur- volved by al! companies was $222,836,-
different» between the United States
I time of meeting of tbe county board of pase the average in quality. -Early 307; reinsurance, $«5,246,771; selvage, CRrried her to freedom. I held her in do you know of love?"
from 10 o’clock in tbe evening until T|
and Turkey.
equalisation.
"Love!" cried Rufua D bwm , hie pale
fruits and vegetables yielded heavily, $33,814,168, and actual loss, $132,- my arme, end took the broad from my
in the morning.
823,06/.
own lipa to feed her!"
.
Assessors
usually
take
the
full
time
face radiant. “Love! Oh, it la yoiTwho
Two transcontinental railway com
while the vineyard, field and orchard
"She cannot know thia," said North. do not know it! Love la the aacrifice of
to prepare tbeir rolls, and very fre with maturing crops, give the producer
panies eay they will shortly install
WILL OPEN DOOR.
In an undertone.
quently ask for and are granted the «very assurance of increased prosperity
"elf, the death of all d«aira that is not
tbei t ir cars on their trains in which
TIE-UP IS NOW COMPLETE.
“She has forgotten It, perhaps, for for another's good. Ixive is godlike!
extension of time. Commenting upon with the harvest. In celebration of the
plays will be ^iven while the trains
»he waa but a child. But you will
-Baron Komura Says Japan Will Keep this condition of the laws, the commis
Listen, I will tell you a atopy.
are in progress.
+
large and satisfactory crops, a number Kruttschnitt Forbids More Freight mind her, will you not? You will do
North, Inthralled by the dther's qyer-
Treaty Pledges.
sion says that "the boerd of equalisa of harvest festivals have been held and
me
Justice
in
her
eyee
before
I
die?
Yon
Cars in SaTTFrancisco.
maatering will, fell back trembling.
Vast frauds have been unearthed in
Victoria, B. 0., Aug. 1.—Baron K> tion is thus required to m<et perhaps others are being arranged. It baa been,
wifi
get
her
forgivenees
for
me?
”
^---
"What do you mean?”
San Francisco’s municipal affairs.
San Francisco, July 31.—Tbe embar
mura, recently appointed Japanese em six weeks before tbe assessment roll is years since Claikamas county farmers
North could not explain why »uch an
“I will tell you th« «»cret «f my life,
... Examination of public records show
completed,
and
as
its
functions
lapse
go
of
the
Southern
Pacific
on
lumber,
bassador to Great Britain, arrived to
Interview as the convict desired wae Im th» raaaon why I am here. Como cloaer.”
were as prosperous and contented
that there has been an extensive graft
when
it
has
been
in
session
a
week,
it
(ime and hay has been ipcreased, and poeible, and so he promleed.*
in letting contracts and that city pay day by the Canadian Pacific railroad must have passed out of legal existence
"£he Ie going away In the schooner,”
now includes a"
steamer Empress of Japan on hia way
ibe north.
Banner Year for Benton.
CHAPTER XXlK.^
rolls have been paddid.
eald he. “I will oee her before ahe goee,
to London, via Quebec, from where he at a date before the assessor is required
The home of her huaband waa duly
Corvallis—The last few weeks of fite Not a pound of freight can be shipped and tell her.”
Truck workers in San Francisco have sails by the Empress of Ireland on to have the asseesment roll ready to weather has Enabled the farmers to into San Francisco from Portland or
placed at the dlapoaal of Mra. Richard
"‘G°d bles» you, elr!” said poor Dawea.
equalise.
■truck ior more pay and shorter hours. August 9.
harvest an immense hay crop.
Many adjacent territory until the freight tie- “Now, pray with me;" and the wretched Devine. ' It only remained that the lady
"Under tbe present system we have
Baron Komura said with regard to
Nihilists wrecked strain in Belgium,
were compelled to build etxra sheds to up at San Francisco has been loosened. prieat mechanically repeated one of the ■hould bo formally recognized by Lady
Devine. The reat of >the ingenloua pro
This is tbe latest edict of Julius formulae hie church preecrlbee.
thipking Grand Duke* Vladimir, of Japanese action in Manchuria that the
house their extra supply, and hay bal
*-
gram would follow aa a matter of cour»».
says the commission,1 "one meeting
Kruttschnitt,
who
has
been
threatening
Japanese
government
would
undoubted-1
Rus*!«, on it.
The days passed swiftly, and Blunt's
ers will be weeks completing their con-
ly carry out all the pledgee made before I I after the other, and having full power
to do this for some time unlers the sit- preparation» for »ea were completed. Ou John Rez wa» well aware of the po»l-
tlon which, In his «»«limed personality,
Dowie says he will appeal Jrom the and since the war to maintain "the to undo the work of ita ptedecessor. • ruts. From a number of fields hay uation speedily cleared.
It
has
been
the morning of the 19th of December, he occupied in aoclety. He knew that
can be secured free by hauling it away;
recent deciaioaof tbe ciurt ousting him open door” in Mgpchurie.
The
county
board
of
equalization
con
decided
by
the
local
authorities
to
take
Regarding
be declared himself ready to »et Ball, and by th» world of »ervaift», of waiter», of .
but, as one Corvallis citizen remarked,
from control of^Zion City.
the criticism of fefreign merchants, he tinues in session one week. and if it "It is cheaper to buy it delivered than no further chances but to stop at cnce in the afternoon.
those to whom servants and waiters
all shipments from the noitb.
__________ ____ _______ __ __
said the‘e were due to impatience does not complete its work wythin the
could babble; of aueh turfitea and- men
aeek,
the
county
court,
at
ita
next
reg
For
the
embargo
there
is
only
one
I
11
"»
upon
thn
»chooner
that
lay
outahle
The
terms
of
occupation
demanded
that
is raid to be considering the manning
about town as had reason to Inquire con
also rapidly ripening, and very little,
Japan adopt the measures now in vogue, ular session, completes the examina- f any. damage is reported by the grow rem'dy--to clear up the congestion in "ie reef. thought nothing of the fact that cerning Mr. Richard's domestic tiffs ire,
of its vessels with^Iudiane.
.........
tian
and
correction
of
tbe
roil.
the freight yards. Efforts In this di- af,er ^»commandant» boat had taken no opinion eould be expressed, save that
but as soon as the military ocqjipajion
A grand jury will convene in Chicago was ended and this aould be soon, ar-
The new law is to do away with thia, ers. Binders sre everywhere at work rection are being made by all the away
commaudant'a wife, another "DevBft'» married somebody, . f hear.”
freight agents, and tbe miseionaryl .p’at ahouli
with the chaplnlu. He kyew well that the really great
rangemenjs would be ma !e to carry out making provision for the board meeting
Raise
Railroad
Assessments.
timony against the Standard Oil. ~ ,
after the roll is completed.
work among the consignees is having a
, -
afternoon P«»»ed away In a jworld. the aoclety. whose scnmliil would
Salem—TJ»t -r«ilroa<i prcp»W|A*lh —
- -
—
...
This proposed Faw' contains several
aalutary effect.
The unloading
in the I sultry »unset, and It waa not until the have been eocially injurious, had Jong
Bryan says that he will announce the policy. Tine, the bulk cf the army
Oregon was assessed at qply $10,815,-
yards is going on at a faster rate, but «hade« of evening had begun to fall thm ceased to trouble lt«elf with Mr. Rich
platform on which he wilt consent to had been repatriated, but there was provisions that seem to be an improve
In tbe 915.41, when it had acommercial value not fast enough to suit Kruttschnitt, J Rufu» Dawes 'distinguished a boat de- ard Devitie’a doings lu any particular. If
be a presidential candidate August 80. still a* large force ii Manchuria. There ment upon tbe existing law.
first
place,
a
taxpayer
will
not
go
before of nearly $70,000,000, is one of the im who has taken the precaution to see I tach itself from the sidee of the echoon- It had been reported that the Leviathan
was also Russian troops in occupation.
The outbreak of cholera in various
portant and interesting features of the that no more cars are added to the glut ' *r and glide through the oily water to >f the Turf had married; hia washer
While it was not known definitely what the county board of equalisation unless
rhe Jetty. The, chaplain was returning. woman, society would only have Inti
parts of the Philippines is due to tbe
report of the O e^on Tax commission, that is already crowding the tracks.
Russia was doing regarding the with he ha« a r«al grievance, for the court
I and in a few hours, perhaps, would be mated that "it was Just' wdiat might
unusual number of flies in the islands,
which will be presented for tbe consid
has
power
to
raise
hie
assessment,
and
Tl e tie up is working to the detri- with him. to bring him the message of have been expected of him.” To »ay the
drawal, it was knoan that troops were
according to doctors there.
eration dTthe next legislature.
These
ment of the city, as many merchants comfort .for which hla soul thirsted. He truth, however, Mr. Richard had rather
steadily Mi»g withdrawn and it wae bis formal petition will serve to call
figures
relate
to
valuations
in
1904,
Poverty .has foiced William H. neceesary that the Japanese military tbe attention of hie neighbora and the
throughout the state are sending East stretched out his unshackled limbs, and hoped that Lady Devine would have
Belcher, A’tagetive from justice and administration continue to occupy the public generally to the representations which was the latest year for which for their goods instead of patronizing throwing himself upon his stretcher, fell nothing more to do with him, and that
former mayor of Paterson, N. J., to country until tbk withdrawal was rom- be is making governing tbe value of his the commission could secure reliable the wholesalers of San Francisco, be to recalling tbe past—his boat building, the ordeal of preaenting hia wife would
property. Fleeing tbe matter of equal information.
surrend -r to the authorities.
plete.
lieving that they can secure their stocks the news of bis fortune, hie lore aud not lie necessary. I.ady Devine, how
ization entiiely in the bands of one
ever. had resolved on a different line of
“
Has
Dalny
been
made
a
free
port
just
as quickly under present conditions. I his self-sacrifice.
A nattional conference on wireless
Yields 90 Bushels an Acre.
North, however, waa not returning to conduct. The Intelligence concerning
board instead of two will centralize tbe
and
are
ther
nations
than
fapanese
re
telegraphy will convene
Beri in
bring to the prisoner a message'of coin- Mr. Richard Devine's threatened pro
Weston—A remarkably heavy yield
reeponsibilty and give time and oppor
October 3.< Practically every power of stricted from trading via that port with
I fort, but he wag returning on purpose to ceedings nerved her to the confession of
ARREST CAUSES MUTINY.
tunity for careful and well advised of barley has just been harvested on
Manchuria?'*
-
any importance will be represented.
see him, nevertheless.
The unhappy the dislike which had been long grow
the farm of D. C. Turner, two miles
“That I cannot tel) yon,” replied work.
north of this place. The yield from 14 Battalion of Russian Troops Attempts I man, torn by remorse, had resolved u|*on ing in her trftnd; aided the formation of
France is preparing, to retire the Baron Komura. “This mtvh I can say,
a course of action which seemed to him thoae doubts, the aliadowH of which had
Fire Precautions at Asylum.
acres was 529 sacks, or 1,267 'bushels,
guillotine.
to Rescue Prisoners.
though, the pledges made by Japan re
I a penance for hie crime of deceit. He now and then caat themselves upon lifr
Salem—Lest friends and relatives of an average of 90>i bushels to the acre
Revolutionists have rut the telegraph garding Manchuria will be carried out the 1,420 patients confined in the in- Turner Bros, were expecting a good
Poltava, July 31.—A grave outbreak had determined to confess to Dawea that belief in the identity of the man who
wires between St. Petersburg and the in every particular as soon as the t«rm j sane asylum may be unduly concerned yield, but did not look for more than occurred yesterday in the Hevsky regi the message he brought waa wholly ficti called himself her son. .
tious, that he himself loved the wife of
of occupation by the military forc^i has
“His conduct is brtital,"r~aaid shi to
provinces.
as to their welfare on account of the 70 bushels to the acre, which is a big ment owing to the arreet of a private of I the commandant. ”1 am no Hypocrite,” her brother. “I cannot understand It.”
expired.”
tbe First battalion, who was discovered he thought. In hla exaltation.
A clever French woman swindler has
recent fire at that institution, an official yield.
"Thia
“It ia more than briiVaT; it Is unnat
with some other snldiera in a shed poor wretch, who looks up to me as an ural.” returned Francia Wade, ami stole
of ths asylum says that none of the pa
stolen a fortune in diamonds from a
Battleships in Collision.
Half
Million
to
Clackamas
Roll.
where
the
revolutionists
are
in
the
angel, ehall know me for my true self.” a look at her. “Moreover, he Is’ mar
Madrid jeweler.
tients were in danger, and would not
Newport, R. I., Aug. 1.—fyear Ad- be even in case of a fire serious enough
After the
He had Ingeniously extracted from ried.1’ —
Oregon City—By the decision of th« habit of bolding meetings.
John D. Rockefeller has arrived in miral R D. Evans, commanding the
__
Supreme court on tbe tax exemption • rest tbe entire First battalion, a com- Blunt the fact that he "didn't expect a
“Married!” cried Lady Devine.
New York, but no attempt was made to Atlantic fleet, received reports in detail to destroy a considerable portion of the
"So he say»," continued the other, pro
law, Assessor Nelson reports that there pinied by a large crowd, paraded the wind before dark, but wanted all ship
building.
Tbe
facilities
for
getting
serve legal papers on him.
today of a collision which occurred dur patients out of tbe building are such will be added to the Clackamas county streets in defiance of the military au shape. and aboard,” and thej>, Just as ducing a letter sent to him by Rex at
darkneas fell, discovered thst It was Im- Sarah's dictation.
‘He writes to me
'
John Mitchell, president of the Unit ing a fog last night between th« battle that a disastrous fire need not cause the assessment rolls about $400,000 addi thorities.
The soldiers proceeded to the artil | perative for him to go ashore. Blunt stating that hl» wife, 4bom he married
ed Mineworkers of America, is being ships Alabama and Illinois about eight loss of a. single life. In this particular tional on which next ywr’s tax levy
said
if
the
chaplain
Insisted
upon
going,
mile« (outheast of Brenton’s reef light
Inst year nbroad, has come to England,
boomed for Bryan’s running mate.
the building could scarcely be improved. will be made. Revision will delay the lery barrack«, where they seized several there was no. help for It.
and wish«« us to receive her.”
ship. The side of the Illinois was
guns
and
marched
with
them
to
the
teak
of
completing
the
rolls
which
were
•'There’ll be a breeze in leas than two
r
Aq early fall of Zion City is predict ecrapul by the bow of th« Alabama and
“I will not receive her”’ cried Lady
leceived from tbe state authoriti» ten prisen, where the DoliticaL prisoners hours,” said he. . "You've plenty of time Devine, rising and pacing the room.
Umatilla Canal Contract Let.
ed by residents of Dowie’s colony as a several plates of the forward part of
are
confined.
At
this
stage
all
tbe
re-
weeks
later
than
tbe
usual
time.
but if you’re not back Wore the first
result of the recent court decision.
"But that,would be a declaration off^
the Alai amz were inhired.
It ia al«n~. Washnigton—The seeretary of the
mzinder of the Poltava grarison was puff I'll sail without you, as sure as war,” said poor Francis, twisting an
thouglit
that
one
or
more
of
the
six
Severe crop damage is reported from
called out.
PORTLAND MARKETS
you’re born.” North assured him of Italian onyx which adorned hl» irreao-
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging com-
several points in Minnesota, 'North Da inch guns on the two battleships were
Tbe loy*i troops fired on the muti his punctuality. "Don't wait for me, lute hand; "I would not advise that.”
psny,
of
Seattle,
for
the
construction
of
Wheat — Club, 71c; bluestem, 73c; neers with machine guns as they were captain. If I'm not here." an id he, with
kota and Iowa, resulting frail? hail, damaged. Admiral Evans states that
It wa» with »ome trepidation that Mr.
neither ship was damaged below tbe the storage feed canal of the Umatilla red, «9c; vallev, 71c; new club, 70c; engaged in breaking nown tbe gate oil the lightneae of tone which men use to Richard, sitting with his wife, awaited
rain and wind storms.
irrigation
project.
Tbe
work
of
the
water line.
new bluestem, 72c; valley, 71c.
mask
anxiety.
So
the
boat
set
off.
Frere
the arrival of hla mother. He had been
the prison. Several men were killed I
The outbreak of smallpox on the
.contract involves the construction of 25
O«ta — No. 1 white feed; $30; gray, or wounded. The outbreak was not observed with some astonishment that very nervous and iinatrung for .««pme
’ miles of canal from the Umatilla river,
canal sone appears to be under control.
the chaplain wrapped bimaelf in a boat days paat, am] the prospect of the com
»29 p-.r ton.
Not Bound Up in Red Tape.
There has been no new cases since July
near Echo, to Cold Springs reservoir, ’ Bai ley—Feed, 123 50 j5er ton ; brew suppressed until 2 o’clock this morning. cloak that lay in the atern sheet». "Does ing interview was, for »nine reason he
Washington. Aug. 1.—Tbe facility
19 and but one death since July 9.
and consists of 700,000 cubic yards of ing, $23.50 per ton; rolled, $24324,50.
the fellow want to smother himself In r could not explain to himself, weighty
with which tbe Civil Service commis
Patent Office Behind.
night like this?” was tbe remark. The with fears. “What does »he want to come
There is much pseculation as to sion furnished inspectors to the depart earth excavation, 6,000 cubic yards of
Rye—$1 50 per cwt.
Washington, July 31.—Patent attor truth was that, though hla hands and alone for? And what can »lie have to
whether or not union men will stand ment of Agriculture in the execution of rock excavation, 2,300 cubic yards of
Hay—Valley timothy, No. 1, $110
head were burning, North’s teeth chatter
by Gompers in hie campaign against the meat inspection law is shown in a concrete and 2 600 cubic yards of rip 12 50 per ton; clover, $8 5009; cheat, neys throughout the country are arrang ed with cold. Perhaps this wan the say?” he asked himBclf. "She cannot
BUBpeet enythlng after nil these year»,
ing
to
send
a
delegation
to
see
Presi
those members of the lower house of i-tatement issued today by the commis- rap. The bid was $ 161,388.
$6.5007; grain hay, $708; alfalfa,
reason why, when landed and out of eye surely?” He endeavored to reason with
dent
Roosevelt
at
Oyster
Bay
and
re-
congress who worked against the labor sior. Although the law was not enact
$11.
shot of the crew, he produced a pocket himself, but in vain; the knock at the
Fell Wheat of Good Quality.
bills in the last session.
Frnita—Apple«, $1.5002.25 per box; q iest him to either remove -Commis flask of rum and eagerly drank. The door which announced the arrival of bls
ed till June 30, the commission in ex
sioner Allen or cause such change in
Pendleton—Threshing in this part of
A general strike has been ordered in actly three weeks from that date con the country is now in full blast, al apricot«, $1.2501.35; cherries, 6010c methods as will place tbe patent office spirit gave him courage for the ordeal pretended mother made hie heart Jump.
to which he had condemned himself, and
per pound; currant«, 9010c; peach
“I feel deuced shaky. Sarah," he said.
ducted examinations throughout tbe
Poland.
on a satisfactory basis.
The work of with ateadied atep, he reached the door
“You are quite sure that you are ready
country. Arrangements were made to though many outfits are running a lit ea, 75c0$ 1.10 per box; plnme, $1.25;
the
patent
office,
attorneys
declare,
of the old prison. To his surprise, Qim with your story?”
Secretary Wilson has announced rig examine 3,38ft appl cants. Dorin« the tle thy of men.
Owing to the hot Logan berriea, $1.350] .40 per crate;
has been running behind since tbe ap blett refused him admission.
id rules for meat inspection.
He rose with affected heartiness. “My
week ending Jbly 28 2,540 sets of pa weather, the spring sown grain has raapberriea, $1.4001.50; blackberriaa,
“But I have com« direct from the dear mother, allow me to present to
pointment of Mr. Allen, five years ago
been damaged so that it will bringdown 8c per pound ; gooeeberriee, 8c.
pers
were
received
by
the
commission.
commandant,” said North.
Dooms leaden have deferred a gene
you------” He paused, for there was that
the average about four bushels to the
t egetablee—Beans, 507c per pound; There are now 28,000 applications for
"I can't let you in, your reverence ” in Lady Devine's face which confirmed
ral strike, but have split on the ques
patents unacted upon, besides numer
acre.
The
fall
sown
grain
has
not
been
cabbage^
1
Ji02c;
corn,
15020c
p«r
Under Civil Service Rules.
said Gimblett.
tion.
his worst fears.
,
damaged mneh, a« was evidenced by dozen ; encumbers, 40050c per d. zen; ous, copyrights, trade tpz-k», etc.
Washington, Aug. 1.—Tn si a it to
“I ^Ish to speak to you alone,” aha
"I want to see the prisoner Da wee.
some
that
has"
been
brought
into
the
egg plant, 10015c per pound; lettuce,
The government has brought suit to President Roosevelt's announced inten
I have a special message for him. I said, ignoring with steady eye» the
Grain head, 25c per dozen; oniona, 100
Death for Four Mutineers.
recover Utah coal land obtained by tion of appointing deputy collectors of city for sale at the local mills.
have come ashore on purpose.”
woman whom sb« bad ostenaibly come
from north of the city was brought in
in 125<c; peas, 405c per pound; radiah-
Seb»stop->1,
July
31.
—
A
naval
court
fraud.
♦
“Upon my honor, sir, I daren't,” eald to see.
internal revenue through th« mtdium
which gave the millers a surprise by •e, 10015c per dozen; rhubarb, 20 martial today passed sentences upon
Gimblett, who was not without his good
John Rex hesitated, hut Sarah aaw the
of the Civil Service commission on
tipping the ecalee to «3 pounds.
Turkey objecta to receiving Leish-
9 lie-per pound; spinach, 203c; toma- the seamen who arrested were for com point». "You know what authorltr 1« danger, and hastened to confront it.
competitive examinations, it was an
.le>
I
»•
'
man as-ambassador from the United
A wife should be a husband’s best
toee, $1.2503 per box; parsley, 25c; plicity in tbe mutiny of tbe Black aea
nounced today that examinations wi'l
Fir«
in
th«
Cascades.
i tes.
States.
I
North
waa
in
despair,
but
a
bright
friend, madam. Your son married me of
fleet
of
November,
1905.
Four
men
equash,
$101.25
per
crate;
tnrnipe,
_____________ il—r—______ r_____ ■______
be held at Asheville, Statesville. 8alii-
Albany—A tinibar fir«in th« Caacad« 90c®$l per erck; carrote, $101.95 per were condemned to death, one to life thought »truck him—a thought that in cis own free will, and «van hla mother
Martiaí law has beèn proclaimed at bury, Charlotte and Winston, N. C ,
■srvitude, 32 to varyirg terms of penil hla aober momenta would never have en can have nothing to say to him which
2601.50 per sack.
Cronatadt, Russia, to prevent tqptiny. August 29, for clerk and officedeputie-, mountains near 'Detroit is spreading sack; beets,
rapidly,
threatening
heavy
damage.
servitude,
and 50 to imprisonment. tered his head—he would buy a<im|a»|on. is not my duty and privilege tq hear.
Onions
—
New.
red.
Di01«c
per
The Russian province of Kharkov is storekee]>ere, gaugers and division de; • The fire started near the Bantiam river pound ; new yellow, 1 \ 02c per pound. Six were acquitted.
A man named I He produced the rum flask from beneath I am not a girl, aa you can see, and I
the sheltering cloak. “Come, don’t talk
arming to establish an independent re uty collectors. It is the first time n and spread into h»vy timber.
Two
Samenkoff,
who
was
charged
with com I nonsense to me, Gimblett. You don't can bear whatever news ‘you . bring.”
Potatoes — Old Purbanka, nominal;
the history of civil servite that "raid
Lady Devine bit her pale lips. She
public.
hundred
acre«
of
the
tnwt
for»t
in
th«
plicity in the attempt with a bomb up suppose I would come here without au-
new potatoes, 7fic«$1.25.
ing deputies'' passed civil service
saw at once that th« woman before her
Cascade« ia now burning, and th« wind
Great Britain will build three more
Butter—Fancy creamery, 20098^« on the life of General Neptueff at Be-
wbb not gently born, but aha alao felt
is driving tbe flames into th« b»rt of per pound.
baetopol May 27, escaped from jail to let me through^ Glmbl.tt'B featurea that ah« wa« a woman of higher meutal
battleships from the plans of
the
Relief Work Being Investigated.
day.
th«
mountains,
where,
if
not
stopped
relaxed
Into
a
»mile.
“
Well,
air,
I
.up
Dreadnaught
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 21021 Xc pei
caliber than herself. Prepared as she
San Francisco, Aug. 1.—The grand
posh ita all right, if yon aay no,” »»hi was for the worst, this sudden and open
«oon, immense damage will result. dozen.
ury today instituted an investigation
he.
And,
clutching
the
ru
m
wft|)
Both Dowie and Voliva have lost
Pardo in Favor of Peace.
Everything is extremely dry and the
Poultry—Average old hens, 13014c
declaration of hostilities frightened her,
of the relief finance committee's legal
theit sni« for possession of Zion, and
flam» are spreading rapidly.
Lima, Para, July 31.—The menage one hand, ha openad the door of Dawo’l as Sarah had calculated. She begnn to
per pound; mixed chickens, 13®13Hc;
right to distribute the funds contribut
cell
with
th«
other.
the coiyt ordered the election of an
realize that if ahe w*Z to prove herself
springs, 16 0 17; rooster», 9 0 10c; of President Pardo to congress calls at-
ed lor the benefit of San Francisco’«
overseer by the people.
Wheat Yield About Normal
.
<n<1 ° th” 0o<>r cloeed equal to the task she had set herself,
tention
to
th«
progrecs
of
the
republic
dressed
chickens,
14015c;
turkeys,
stricken citisens.
The statu« of the
behind him. the prlaoner. who had been
;, Pendleton—The harvest in all part«
and-to the policy of the nation, which ying apparently asleep nAow hla bed •be must not waste her strength In skir
Russell Sage left neerly all his Red Cross is also involved, and in the of Umatilla county baa commenced. live, 15017c; turkeys, dressed, choice,
mishing Steadily refuting to look nt
he
“
y!
j
8
¡Mpired
by
a
desire
to
settle
20022
Jae;
geese,
live,
809c;
ducks,
wealth to hie widow. She will spend end eom« judicial opinion will doubt Th« threshing up to thia time hu b«en
. internAtionta differences on a basis of him by th® throat. M ,h°"rh ,o «“* Itichnrd'a wife, she addressed herinlf to
U®13c.
/.
less have been rendered which may
( a large sum for charity.
Rfrhard., “My brother will be here hi
too limited to make a very clo«e esti
Hops—Oregon, 1905, 11012c; olds, friendship and equity. The president
North, paralyaed no I m . by tbe
throw some light into the legal tangle
dialf an hour,” ah« »td, as though the
Ths Interstate Commerce commission created by the emergency and the vari mate of the yield, hut from what has 9c; 1906 contract«, 12015c per pound. declare« further that a discussion of
“t,Ck' ‘han b' th*
mention of his name would better her .
bwn threshed on tbe reservation, and
Wool—Eastern Oregon average, best, there principles, which Pera and a ma with which It was accompanleM. let f«H position In come way. “But I- begged
has called on the railroads to revise ous measure» dopted to meet it.
hia
cloak
and
stood
trembling
before
around
Athena
it
is
thought
th«
yield
jority
of
tbe
South
American
«tat»
up
16020c per pound, according to shrink
their rates under the new law.
hltn to allow me to come first, hvoriirr
Rain Makes Canal Zone Unhealthy. in those districts will be about normal, age; valley, 20022, according to flae- hold, will take place at the Pan-Ameri- the prophetic accusation of tbe man that I might speak to you privately?”
whoae
curses
be
bad
com»
to
earn.
There are « few cases of smallpox at
and bad it not been for the hot winds neee; mohair, choice, 28030c per can congrees at Rio de Janeiro.
(To be continued.)
Colon, Aug. 1.—Tbe month of July
..." .
"«ld
Dawea.
ths Colon end of the canal.
the yield would have been at least 25 pound.
has witnessed a series of 1 «.ivy rains on
A terrible flream! But It ha» pa.aed
per cent above tbs average.
Veal—Dreaeed, 5K®8c per pound.
Viborg Manifesto Seized.
now. lb» message—you have brought
Germany hope« to absorb Holland the isthmus, which have hampered the
“How did you come out on-4hnt do
Kharkov,
July
31.
—
The
authorities
—
Dreeeed
bulla.
Sc
per
pound;
me a me«sage, have yon not? Why
work of sanitation in Colon. The con
when Qieen Wilhelmina d^M.
Flour Mills Closed Down.
cowa, 4^05^c; country steer«. 506e have seised copies of the Viborg mani what alia yon? You ar» p,|»_Tour nation party your congregation were
ditions tbday are'worse than ever be
La Grande—Tbe flouring mills of La
arranging to give youf"
Mutton—Draaeed fancy, 708c per festo issued by the outlawed parliament knee» tremble. Did my violence___ ”
Revolutionists are landing large sup- fore. Preparations are being m»d« to
Grand«, l«land City and Union hav« pound; ordinary, 506c; lambs, fancy,
“ ’Way ahead”
North recover».! himMlf with a great
pliea of arme and ammunition on the nave the principal streets of Colon with
to the weight of 400 pounds which have
elowd down, having util atd all th« old $®8H c .
"Is that ao?”
coast of Finland.
been snrreptitously shipped into Khar effort. “It la nothing. I^et aa mg for
brick.
«apply of wheat.
my time 1» »hort. You hive thought me
Pork—Dreeeed, 7®8^c per pout fl.
kov.
"Yes; they decided not to give IL”-*
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