THE ORKOOKT SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; SUNDAY MORNTNc. WPTBMBSH 3t V I
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lifflXION DOLLARS
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ission Men Estimate That 500,000 Sacks
t PtfifU WeW Pmn
'ti Very ;
W in i ii ! - -
PiiiA ' Wtra at Tee avanal)
Saermsssnto, Bspt. 14. In tbe It hours
p ta t o Clock this afternoon. the weath
er bureau's log a bowed a rainfall of .
f aa Inch and nearly all ef that oaroe
down wlthla a very few minute. For
' ' U H hours oittl efelech the feoord
'Vwea ,H ol u Inch.. '
. j; Tbe crop of bN In rJaeramsnt eoa-
ty to regarded by commission mea aa
, ruined, 'ib era ta about eW.OOe bags ana
the leas to eat 1 mat ad to ha a million dol
' Vara, after making allowance Jot poaalbia
: eavlass Croat this wreo.
(Bpxtal Btapatm by Xassed Wlra the Jeeraal)
Baa PraBcleoo, Bept. 14. TO tha OOrtta
'ward and off tha Oregon aoaat the
moral wMoh for two day a hat lashed It
fury throua-hont tha lsngth and breadth
of tha Pacific slope lies In muttering
am hue h. Tha wind and rain haa re
tNattd ta tha Dathloaa tract af tha
ansae. There ther wait for tha
,tn a hInlaaa ahtna' and.' tOS tha
Into apa of eeethlnaf foam. But Sen
rraaelaco haa not lost tts visitor of
today. It will return.
. On tha ward of tha weather man
will come aamiat naaa an It way to
It
STRANGE SKIP SEEN
OFF GOLDEN GATE
(ayeelal Dtepatth by ftaaaad Wto to the Jearaal)
Ban 9 rranetaea, etapt 14.Cm1aln
nund autaua aC-Ma harbor to a
at range ahtps and tha thine now nppar
moat in tha mlnda of tha buatneas man
of this elty to whether aha will prova to
be a friend or foa to our merchant aaa-
- rlna. The reaaaS was plainly aaan today
by tha two lookouts ot tha nwrtna ex
chance and they arar that tha oonraa
that aha waa ateaaakia: when flrat alatited
waa for this port, bat tt appeared that
' ' whan aha was out of lsht of the
weather bureau observer on VmraJlone
Island her souroa waa oaaac-ed seaward,
and ta a aouthweeterly dlreoUon. Bha
waa jast aaan ateamln to the aoath
west. and from bar two fonnsla roiumas
of amoks wars ponrlnaT oat.
- At first It waa thought -that tt Wlrht
be tha Chltona warship Qansral Barqua-
dano. which la ex oec ted hare almost any
riar. from Yokohama, bat thti vessel bV
said to bo bark rlccad, and furtheratora,
aha haa rsaaon for avoiding this
' port. . " " "
Tha first to atffht tha Teasel was Cap
tain rraak Breltfald. the marina e
ehajura observer on ML Tamalpala. - A
few minute before 1 o'elock tbta morn-
.rns haaa tha vassal eomlns out of the
hake about SO miles northeast. Her
ouraa waa ohapad for thla port, and as
she earns aWat saw that the small
waa a maa-of-war. ' Knowta that some
Russma warahlpa ware axpeeted to seek
rsruas here ho did hto utmost to make
bar out, but suddenly tha base shut the
vessel epit of alsht. Ho ownmnntoatsd
with Capt. Thomas) Anderson, the ob
server at Pomt Loboa, and he banns; the
- sosltlos of tha atranasr aoon ptaksd bar
up. Ha watched bar approach, and then
' about IS miles away ha saw tha aourss
.of the vassal chanced to tha south west
- and the last Urns be saw Mr aha, waft
---aUU en that eouree. . ... ---- - i
Oaayhsara to swa. .
lOspyataat, Hearst Xrai aarvtae, ay
Win to The JesrasLI
t. Fstarsbura;. opt 14- Csar Nleh
olaa baa Issued an order to tha gorsr
nora of tho southesstara provlnoaa of
European Buss la that they must Imme
diately put an and to tha disgraceful
sals of Towns woman, which baa bioome
oommon atooe tha bsarmnlns; of tha war.
Owlna; to tho depreeelon In Industry
sad oommerso emussd by tho war, fath
ers and husbaada have aponly sold their
daugiitara and wlraa ta Jewish acanta,
who bars thesa szpsrted to Sontb Amsr
toaa ports.
Tno amia of those pound womon haa
been carried an In open marmot without
say attempt of esneeaJroont Tho av
erace price paid by tha Jews for a
youxar woman to about tt and the trade
haa been anormoualy profitable to
thesa, aa Che Russian oonsolo at Kla
4a Janeiro sad asanas Ayree have re
ported that tha prloee paid In those
olties by owaarg of dlaorderty bouses
avoracs . . .
In futors any man found aetllnff or
buy Ins: a woman will be banished to
tha Blhortan mlnsa for life. . j- , ; .
10L1TA ARMOUR IS 5;
- COMPLETELY CORED
COiaillant. 'tfearst Vews ssrvtae, by temed
'Vbs to The JesraaM
'' Tandon, stopt. I airs. Ofldsn Ar-
aaonr of CMeasw, who haa sees esitftned
to bsr bad at Clarkiasa with Infl sense
stnoe her arrtvai last week, will proossd
to Vienna on Tuesday to oln her dausb-
. f eavwss iroa w- 3 .y
' t Kbatt evaxji or ooask
-.wta aa mam Jm pantos
t. '- ,-- ansp. 1
ma smm aun I
' ter, LUta, who la there uadsr the oars
of Dr. Lorstux
Bine nor arrtvsl M Landon, I. Lor-
- ns has tsessTsphed Mrs Armour that
little Lotlto. to aotlrery eurad. A dsoond
- operation was performed mat June
,' which was ajtscsthsr ooeosnsfuL After
." brief vtstt to Vienna, airs. Armour wUl
take her daughter boms. . . ,
Footpads secure 0 -j:s
$40 from a student
V ' iapensl niiiiUb to Vse JeeraaL)
: sVattle. WaalL, wept I4nsskso
. fsotpada relieved Cecil L. LasabeH. a
son of Profc C B. Xambart. and a ats
- dnt of tha state unlversUy, of 1 40 to
p avid, near the west end of La tone bride
between 1 and t o'ctook this moralna.
Lsmbsrt and a oosnpsalon, Harry Isbeu,
alee a nniveratty alodent, wars asm
sailed to stand and deliver at tho point
. of a revolver. - e
Jims artM . arsastnarh the brides fwo
'"Vest aMppstf from the 'brush. The
aaer sf th two held a revolver, which
be 'vust Into the fares of tns two aoys
l m ansa Uaas oommandlact "Hand
'-- t-an bad. asHhln' of ralso on Ma
la sn wsrtdo ponkst of Lamhert'o vast
-r tsejad paras ooatainlnd 4d la
TV CTAD1W
tn Viftfnmb hv '
Heavy, Storm.
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aaatward, whwb to tha hahft of all well
mannered atorma. Just when tha cloud
center wUl aaln shadow this elty la
bsyond the forecaster to predict
Whether Ha sent In wlU bring a heavier
or a Ugbtar storm than mat of the past
41 sours also unknown. , -
' Rnnrt (mm the SS-OOast OOtmtry'
and from tha northwest weather bureau
bavo prompted tha local foraoastsr in
Quoting tha storm oft Orsgos. Showsrs
front Loo Angsiee to tno uwiawt tr
sot Into tho records, but they were light
la the main and not oaloulsted to cause
damage tn the tar mine country, rrom
the a tats una to tna aorta tne raw.
playing bnvoa. Thunder and lightning;
ansa uinsslnaa to tna innasnsnsiv
nAddv lewi -ssumsMnto
hssj bad Ha sbars. Mid
eves yastarday. when tho mm waa oom-
paratlvely light in otner oeouons, ww
.inm et the oanltsl elty rassd fwrosly
and thunder rolled during; the entire day.
Francisco, of sourse, nas reesrvea
tha heaviest of tho ollmatls bsttsrtng
and Red Bluff figured a oloee ssoond.
Prssno. for tha storm, baa rsajiatsrsa
only of an inch. Ban Luto Obupo
and the surrounding country haa fait tha
brunt severely, but it to not iiasiy we
southern dtr will ba botoarad on the
return of the ala
MAY BE TRIED FOR sr
MURDER OF 0'flEILl
" (ssaetot laayateb to Vbs lestsaL) i
" phUHpsburg. Mont, Sept 14. -Th Of
flosrs who war piloted by robber
John Christ to. Just before ho was sent
b tha penitentiary, . has found the
mountain cache of George Bsmuaend,
Christhys pai, and-' secured . evldeaoa
that wlU result In llsmmead belnc
taken from tho penitentiary where he to
now doing- U years for parti rrpatrng la
the hold up of the North Coast limited
train at Bearmouth. Mont, tost una,
and being; tried for tha murder of KtacV
aeer Da O'Neill, who waa kUled at the
time tha North Coast limited waa held
up at Bearmouth two rear age.
Christie expected to And several thou
sand dollars loot ea the train, bat la
stead found saiy the masks and aid
clothes worn by Hammond at the tiro of
the flrat robbery, Hammond and Christie
both pleaded guilty to robbing tha North
Coast train and war taken to tha ppo
tsnUary yesterday. -
FIRE DESTROYS THE Y
ASHLAND IRON WORKS
Ashland. Or Bept The
building of tha Ashland Iron Work waa
destroyad by fir about d -o'olooh to
night . Prompt work of tho fire oom
pany saved th Pattern building; direct
ly is the roar. ; Tha sleotrla light boUdV
buf nearby on Ashland ereek, waa not
damaajed. The dajnaxe to the maohlnss
In tho main buUdlng to not pet known,
but If serious or a total loaa It will bo
about I7.900. There was some tnsur
anos. The origin of the fire to unknown.
Tho eompany bad large btrnlnssa. - .r
fstmtsl measam TM Jew eat) - -'
Baker City, Or., Bept 14. Word waa
received yesterday at th aherlira oflee
from Bourse, that s miner by the name
of Frank Par gu son had been arrested
and locked up there on tho charge of In
sanity and threatening1 to kill hla wife,
and that n little later rrgueon had es
caped from tho lockup and to now at
large, Seareh to halo made for htm
in the bills, but ao far a known at
relent wtthont susoesa. .
fspnisil IhssatOb by Leased Was to The Jearatl)
Parte. Sept 14. -Mlae Pauline Aator
with her chaperons, Mrs. O reel ay, haa
been vary busy la Parto purchasing her
trousseau. With her ohapsrene and her
devoted fiance. Captain Spender-Clay,
oho has paaeed many busy and happy
hours at th modiste, milliners and pie
ture shape selecting lovely things. Tt to
of f lo toil y node ret ood that tha wttdlssT
wUl tabs plaoe on October tK -
WHILE DESPONDENT
COMMITS SUICIDE
' fspeelal Ptojsbw to The Jeareel.) '
Lewis ton, Mont, Bept to. Mason OudV
gll. a well -knows pioneer of this elty
killed himself at hto homo about 4 c steak
this morning.
Hs sbot himself through the heed with
a large calibre revolver while sitting- on
the edge of a bod. drodgsll to behaved to
have taken hto Ms wblls dmuuunsut bo
oaus of 111 luck.
Henry tabonchere ta London Truth. ;
About tho middle of tho hurt century,
whan the Osrmaa bund aat at Frankfort
I waa an attache to our legation there,
and aa Horn burg waa close by I spent
a good deal of my time ha that cheerful
spot
Th moat curious thrna that I paw
waa thla, A chorea ta an Alsatian vil
lage wee damaged by Ore, The nilasn
blacksmith dreamt that ho toads ma
chine which when wound no threw out
a eonnter trtth n number da H every
Ave mlnotsn He went la hla dream to
Homburv with the maoblne, played on
tha number and wen enough ts restore
tho church. When he related hla hrism
to hto fallow villa are money waa sub
scribed, the mschine waa made and ha
waa seat to Hosaburg with a small aapt
tax v
very nay for d weak the machine
waa placed to the gambling- room under
hto supervision, two peasant stood at
the real arte table to play and the vil
lage priest walked up and down the
room praying. At the end of the week
the requisite amount was won. . Th
priest assured me that thla was th
rasa It of miracle. He mar have been
right or ha may have been wrong. Any
how, the money waa wee and tha vil
lage ehuroh restored.
Kind Lady Hew tang am yon have
dona anv wovkt 1 - -
- Hobo Pardon toe, mum, but fat aaav
or mimi
mm CAUGHT
QTJXCat WOM OsT m PAnV 01 BAhT
SXrV AWAT
fspsetal msaeOA sy Waa to Tea jesrsal)
an Pranotoco, Bspt 14, The mystery
of the Central Btook Ichange robbery
has been cleared vp.
John P. Mitchell, who was arrested on
suspicion of holding up Cashier Prank I.
Klynn and Clerk H. T. Hearny, taking
tt.tfrf from them, broke down tonight
and made a complete oonfesslon. 1
Mere than half tho money .. that he
tole waa recovered. -
The thief assorts that he had a eon
rariArata and that tha latter sot away
with ail K bioim that has not bean
surrendered, but hla story was eulckly
rounu to DO untrue in regar to us -vision
of the loot and the police are
Mivhlii tnr the remainder of the OOln.
a they think that he baa hidden ft
with tha expectation of recoverin it at
some future tlm. Hla description of
th a n eoBiederats to meaare and
he asserts that tha does not know the
name of the associate robber.
Mltchel haa been under rigid examina
tion alnoa the time of hto arrest To
night he admitted to Captain Martin
that the police theory aa oorrsot and
that th robbery bad been perpetrated
h htm hut w4th the aid of a confed
erate, who remained outslds while
MKoheli hht within tna ezooeng ana,
executed tho robbery plana.
Detectrve Wren went with Yttchell
to tho Uttera rooms at 1SI7 OotavU
street and there In the basement and
the attlo the prisoner revealed the hM
t niuas la whlok hs had DUt Wtd Of
cola and U In chscfcs. Us had spent
very little money at tns urns ox nt
arrest, and 4I0 wad Paund ta hla pook-
tTbe bslaaoe'Of the f.t, he declsred.
had been taken by hla confederate, with
two of four sacks that had contained
the coin. Detectives Btulcahy and
rrrrm lrf ffnnd t!a IP hurtod
In the beaement at the octavia street
plaoe. with 70t la ohsofca and some
notes. The four money eacks were
found hidden behind the eoal bin, dla
provlns one of the statements made
about the alleged oontpllolty of a sec
ond man. The Area suit . ana waa
found also, - . '- ; '- - - --.
MRS. BELL WIIHS A .
: POINT IN HER CASE
OtoWMJ fsspntah by Issasd trsntofMJssraal)
Nsw Torn. Bspt 14. There were to
have baaa sneclal wrsumenta before
Buprsm Court Justice Xsogh today on
th demurrers mads by uawaia t. vu
lard. Harold Vlllard and others, heirs
of the Ute Henry Vlllard, who left 119,
ooo.ooo, in oppoeitlou to an action
brought- bp Mm Helen TUlard Belt
l Aa.urhtar af Vlllard.- who Is BUlna to
set aside bar father's will on the ground
that It waa secured enrouga unaue m
flusnos, and .that aha did -not get a
proper share of the estate. -
nin tn ha aoaanee of OeoraO D.
stumford. counsel for Mrs. Bell, -wb to
away seourtn; avMene. application was
adapted for an adjonrnmentv Th law-
far tha VlUsrda OnnOSsd S loOST sd-
Journment and demanded a speedy bear-
tag, but Justice Ksogh said no wamea
to vtvs Jfumford all the time be desired
and adjourned the hearing until October
la, at White Plains. This was another
victory for Mrs. Bell, aa K will enable
her lawyers to property prepare.
EJECTED FROM TRAIN
...AND SUES FOR $4024
' ' (sssttol IHnawh to The Jesrasll
' Butte, htont, Bent 14. W. R. WbodV
niff, a- well known pharmacist of this
dtr. has begun suit against the North
ern Pacific railroad in th district court
for damans of 14.04.
While returnta from Ban Wranclaoe
recently whither he had traveled on a
return ticket bong-ht Here at to soma
panya oflloe, the conductor aoeussd him
of belna an Impostor, t ravelins on a
scalper's ticket and ftaally pat him aat
the train at Taooma.
r Prom the London Daily Mall.
LttUe Ketone Lea. wh reside with
her parenU In York road, Lambeth, Is
something , of a "wonder child." Bhe
speak aa many anraagea as aha la
sears of as. '
Although not - quite three, Rejane
prattles fluently ta French. Italian and
Bnallsh. Ia addition, th baby linguist
has invented a mixture -of th three
laiuruagea sort of "Esperanto"
which she addressee exdualvely t her
dolls.
Baton wad horn ta Cairo. Her mother
to French and her father Italian Bhe
converses with both parents In their
native language, a fsw months ago
Relane waa broaght tt - London and
pieced ta the care of a nurse whose
linguist la attainments are Inflexibly
limited En tit eh. Rejans ton dainty.
sprightly little miss with raven black
tresaes. Bhe explained tost evening; tns
"tt waa vary dull having no one to coo
verse with. It got very lonely ta time.
Just fancy nurse not being able to apeak
either French or Italian, and ah 1 years
and year older than I ami Welt I
felt 1 must apeak to some one or die!
Bo X set jo work and learned tmgtiah.
Rngilah la now ttstone'o favorite taa
gnags.
When, ta a few weeks, flston roaches
her' third year she to ta begin learn tn
Oerman, Afterward aha will be taught
Arable. '
Her father la an accomplished tm
gnlst so puisne' la evidently a case of
hereditary talent ' a- .
Jlllt. . t in - i id i " ".;
wtAwamojA. ' .
' From the Chicago Trfbtme. ff '
"With the working1 day of eight
houra," begins tho arguraentatlv- man,
"the laborer must ven than devote forty-eight
hours .a week to hie work;
MIC hoars in th year must be siren to
the" ' ' ' ' ' -f
"But are yon making- no allowance for
th time he la out on strike, " Interrupts
the lletener. fv -
Chegrlned. th- scsuraentattv aaan
lapses into a squelehel all
ha Ch Imm Tribunal
rna an aat Ion before the Bkedunfc De
bating society was, "Besorvsa, That a
woman ha a right to search her bus
band's pockets and help herself to any
money arte flndi ta them."
The discussion waa over and the
judges were reedy to give their decision.
-We ftlnd, Mr. Prsstdsiit" atd the
spokesman. Uncle Aaron flhankllng.
-that the nesraUrs hs mad tho boat
srgymento, but the feck I e1n' 'em.
Women alwus. hev d"- It an alwua
will do tt Tharfore, Mr. President, we
deeid ta farof of the 'Brmatlv,"
PAOER TO $
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BaT) - XCAT BsUuWBB , rWJU.VB
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(a-aetol aenMtob by tasssf Wire to Tea
Nsw Terk, Bspt ' waa an
nounoed at Democratic heso Quarters to
nurht that Judge Parks wlU aoon take
the atvmp. The oampaln committee
of the Manhattan elub la olnc ahead
with arrangementd fot an Immense rat
ification meeUng at Madison Square gat
dea early 1a October, nsd their plan la
ta invite Judge Parker to apeak. He
to a life member of the club and th
politicians believe that the elub would
not arrange such h meeting; without hla
consent
Judge Parker took lunoh at the dab
today with Daniel J. Caaipeu of Mich
igan and Denial B. Lam on t, and K la
understood thai th ewoject W dis
cussed then. ' . .
U la proposed to ask Wstrtot At
torney Jerom to prsslde, and If Judge
Herrlck has completed his eourt work
by that Urn, to Invito him to speak
asm With the oandldets for president
and governor on tho same platform tho
meeting; will be one of tho moot Import
ant acta ia toes city as years. -.
a teaMAavBtMaa . that Wllllaaa V.
minatiai haa aakad Xndaa Parker to de
liver II speeches during the campaign
and TAat Venator nui nas eavisea im
eourt that tt would be Inadvisable for
him to take tho snump. All the other
managers, however, ' Including- T assert.
August naimcnt, snstor scn-err,
William B. Bodla and Ptits Chairman
Meyer, have bean nrglnc Mr. Parker to
man a number af epeeabaa ta the lara
cltlaa af tha eauntrv. Th DrOXTSm
.will tsks him aa far west aa Denver.
He baa the subject unocr consiaera
tlen and to mollned at Is undsrstood to
Ijndxa Paxksr rsoelred abouAlf visit
ors todav. moat of them hla intimate
frlenda who have been calling on him at
Intervals ever grace bis nomination.
Manv Dsmoerata who dee 1 red .to see the
candidate were not admitted. Former
Governor Hogs of Tsxas who haa not
bees very enthustoatla over the ticket.
was finally persuaded to meet nr. rnr-
ker. Governor Hogs; has been in town
several days, but until today had atsad
faetlv refused to a to Mr. Parker's
apartments. He spent an hour with th
eandldata todav and when ho rotumca
to the lobby said he might make few
speeches for the ticket
"I are going back noma now," no snio,
"to make sure that Texas goes Dams-
"-wo-khtoa.
Others who eaUed worn Chairman
Tae-eart Herman Bidder. William S.
Rodle, Thomas F. Ryan, Joseph PL
Suffer of Pa,. OX-Bonator Jones Of
Arkansas, Charles 8. Hamlin, X P. Cald
well and D. A. Tbompkina ox cnanous.
If. C.i H. H. Cabanlsa of Augusta. Qa.;
Jamss A. Gray of Atlanta and B. H.
Anaoa of Montgomery. Ala. -
John Bharpe Williams and Kepresemn
xfvs Oowfadrd also called. Controller
Orout waa In the lobby of the hotel, but
did not pay -hto respects te-rh eandldata.
He declared he did not even know Mr.
Parker was la the hotel. Mr. Orout said
he would apeak during the campaign. His
first appearance will be as presiding; ofn
ear ht a rally tn the Clermont avenue
rtnhv Brooklyn. John Bharpe WUl lama
wlU be the chief speaker.,
. - ana win Antva. -
Benator H1U ta scheduled to arrive ta
thla city tomorrow! Tammany Lsader
Murpby returned from Saratoga late to
night He will probably sail an Judge
Parker tomorrow. -
Before leaving th Democratic na
tional headquarters, Sonera! Miles said
that ho would make several speeches
during the campaign ander the aueptcesw
of the speakere bureau, turn general
said h would, In his spesehss. speak at
length on the two topics, the attitude
of th United Bate toward th people
of th Philippines, and the attitude of
the' administration with regard to the
establishment of a general army staff.
It waa announced at Democratic head
quarters that the speakers' burse will
Send the general on a long trip over th
continent during; the oampaign, ;
j. - y - pirtoaad
' (Bpastol Dtopstsk to the JesrssL '
Chehalla, Bept 14. Chairman Welty
of th RopublloaB aonnty central com
mittee haa been notified that Benator
Fairbanks special train will make four
Stops In Lewie county on route from
Taooma to Pert land next Saturday, Oc
tober 1. Tho Republican vloe-preeiden-tlal
candidate will deliver brief ad
dresses at Chshalis. Contralto, Maaswtao
and Whuoek.
Ths hour the train will reach Csxirrelm
M not announced, hot It will iutely be a
little before loon. ' - j.; ,-- .
CxUMSSB XdEB) WX d WfOAst M. .
From the Atlanta Constitution. r
Lettere received in Atlanta from Roy
B. Andersen, ths well known Methodist
missionary to China, who now holds
the chair of BfflgllBh la Booohow univer
sity, Boeebow, China, states that Brest
aneaalncna to fslt over th recent boxer
disturbances la the Fiovluoo of Kwang
sl, where the rebels are being ted by
Bun Vun. a Chinaman wbd was educated
In America, holding- an M. Dw degree
from an American university;
Mr. Anderson writes; '
We are all ia a atlr her In the ori
ent over th war and the recent disturb
ances fen the Province of Kwangat The
Chine In that provlnc have rebelled
against the govrnmnt troops, and ths
government troops have -surrendered
right along voluntarily Jt goes ta
China. Her la a Chines proverb: I
am a soldier when am a soldier and
I am a robber when I am not a eoldler.'
This 1 the literal translation which, of
course, seems crude, yet yon ona toll
whst I am driving; at
"Th rebels are being; led by Bun Tan.
returned student from th United
Bute. He received the degree of ht D.
While ta the United Statce. He waa
called te K wanes! about thfe weeks
aso, had the rebels elected bim their
leader by a unanimous vote. I really
don't know what the outcome of ft will
be, but 1t seems now to be affecting a
good many parts of China that seem to
be raw." : B' .. r M ' ..
' ' Ths lalBtMf Buthsr.
' From th AtUntn OonatHuUon.
"What would you do af you ea a
mad bull tohia attar yoa 'eroat a ma
tisrr "1
"Climb a trs.-
; "list rpoe dsy warn4t no tree dart1'
'la I'd lump Inter d dry well.
' "But ef dey warn't no well da-
how denf
"Iooky hers, man. Ton to an sr dose
foolish. 'gulaUlva, 'terrisatln' folks dnt
would ax d Angel Oabr'l what he'd do
of de devil stoled hla trumpet two hours
V da lodgment day. . ,
OesmmmmVVVensnmt 4V fsnmmmnsV
' tAflal tJBbaTB AtotoAWdlssl PWJI
mil SIliEST
ACCEED tf HFI
fsssstol Ptoastol to the saarssLV
atoartia. Wash., Bsot 14. Albert Brad
ley, who Is studying to bo a minister, of
ths gospel, an alumnus ef the Moody
Bible school od Chios, waa arrested
by Detective Adams and Corbett at
noon today on tha e barge of burglary.
Bradley Is alleged to have broken Jot
the house of an old man known' aa
noddy" Btpea and stolen a coat and other
articles of cloth Ins. When brought into
th station Bradley dealed th charge.
Tha detecttvee learned he had been llv-
tn ta a tont at Lake Washington and
going 'there found all tho stuff that
Sipee had lost with tha adeeptioa of a
revolver which had been pawned. There
waa also found among hla effect more
than 100 street railway transfers.
When -Bradley was boo dad et police
haadosartera he Informed th officers
that he was a friend of Dr. M. A.
Mat thews, pastor of th. First Preohy
terlan ehuroh. and that Dr. Mntthews
knew him wslL t
Dr. Matthews was ashed to Identify
ths accused student hut th minister
said he eould not remember him. An
axaralnaUon of th sburoh rn showed.
however; that Bradley to n member of
Dr. Matthews' church, and haa been
sine May M last , -
MAN WHO STOLE TEN :
i; THOUSAND GIVES (IP
(Byeelal IMssMoi vybaaaat Wife to The lesrsal)
Ban Pranclsoo. Bept 14, Jnha . R.
Blaney walked Into (he Central police
etatloa tonlaht and told - Lieutenant
Donovan, who haa ehera f th sta
tion that he to wanted at Hoi yoke. Mean.
fur ths Umfl of H0,t0. Me said that
he was out of money and hungry i and
wlshsd to pay the penalty of bis crime.
When he was ssayobsd only 10 eeatn
found tn hto pockets, which ho
said waa all that ha had left ef the
laras sum of mosey h nosnowled-ed
to have taken.
- Btansr dedarsd that ha waa formeriy
aba treasurer of the Wire Weavers'
union st Holyohsr Man. and that ha
embensled the esoney ta small amounts
durlnsT the term of hto office. He said
that be a peat tha moaay ta that city en
deavoring ta gaUa tha reputation of a
anod fsllow." -
MlMyuri9p MuU ;
to thet For
I. . ' . ' -i -A -
Frees th Chlcags Inter-Ooesn -'
IF It were not for the worlds fair
and th splendid watermelon crop
ta Missouri Om mule would be the
..nas eaaaooa talaa wsst -of the
wm-taal rlvae last SOW. - Tbl SDiSO-
dld animal, often called a bird by those
who like his voloe setter tnan aie eaovr
..iitiax BHwaiaMi ta brlns n new cm
of prosperity to Bt Louie and to help
wipe out th soots tno warm - aw
golnc to toav whan It bt a thing of his
tory. - ' ' i ' '
Tk Mia ftvada Is otehlna uSm I4ve
stock experts am predicting that the bl
k. m tmm veara to be made la
stock wttl be sntbnred hi by tho breedere
of mules. When ooostructlon work on
the Panama seaal begins ta earnest the?
say the price of mules to bound to tamp,
because thee are the only animals that
oan stand the totenee hoax ox wee
tlon and keep on working. The West
Indies, Africa and the Philippine tolanda
bar alee been erawiag oeavuy upw
this country for mules, and the Anwrt
sauie Is taOTsaslnsT In favor a a
part of th equipment of IsMopeaa
ens 1sn '-
a. a Matter af fadt mules hav been
(steadily rising ta value la Tsaaa, Ken
tucky, Tennessee ana Missouri were an
big mul farms which have enriched
thetr owner la the last 10 years. Tst
for some rsaaon or another the former
mule breeding sssuono are nut piwiw
nut anoua-h to suddIt the de
mand, and their production lo deoltalng.
Not many years ago naniucra
ee tonnsta. wniie now wera an a
a lhaa I sao. Msttisr decUaee are
joted la Ten, Missouri and Tennessee.
Ths mul ha been tn stanaaru worm
snlmaa f th southern states for many
years. It la there, ef enure, that ht
flourishes moat Texas tops ths list
With 40?,M0P Wltn Missouri near, wuu
a aaa at i muat be remembered that
Texas to n mighty big Statsl Of all
the soothers states .Virginia noame o
the smallest aumber, 41.000. The aver-
vain of th mule in thee atstes
runs from T to IBt. la the United
States the mule averse IK more a
head ta value than the horse 971.4 to
If tit. There are nearly 1,000,000 mules,
sn eoaxpared with ls.MO.000 horssa,
On the Dig soutnera pianHws
iMimhtr, srs nssd On ths
biggest one In Louisiana, that of ' the
Leon Oodlobaux eompany, una ,wv w
i Kan. him aa worked th Teat round.
Climatic, conditions mahs the mute more
to be relied on than the bore In the
rtoe dan and eotton aisinets, anu as
.. ... haia hatter and more Intelll-
gsntly worked, ths demand for mules 1
hhIa advantass OVOT the
horn which hsv oom to be reoognlied
by men who wora tno twn eiae i e.-.
in the drat Plan, a paya th breeder
bettor beoauee h sen bo put on th
markst a year or two eoener. m s b
tT Ji ai aa the horss. be-
T V 4. m.uiii1do ta da aood Work
lone before the hers can he broken to
hsrnssev At l years ou
h.M.iu the Bold and kept there until
old see overtakes him. '
liiemuis is also healthier than the
horse. He to rarely aubjeot to the horse
diseases, nor to ns iwsiy -f
blemlabea which destroy th
many a colt Wrth a mula. If thsr are
aa kM Imnalr hid'
any nimmn - -- ---- - - .
value, because he to purohased for work
and not for beauty. He la not a nerv
ous or high-strung as the hore. Hs
has anner metises o sa"-F'-
will stand greater hardships, hs more
vitality, and whsa properly instructed la
st sad I rr and mors rsuaoi. ,
i From the Chloaco Beoerd -Herald.
a.a .h.t Mhal throuch your mind
w. aaa iina'roa ever saw mr. ah
asked, with a sweet little sigh.
1 wondered If sofasnoay sacs woman
be polits enough to tana a, atran and
eCer yen nis a r -
From the Hew fork Weekly.
Itsturned Traveler W bat haa become
of Catohem Cbsatsm, tha rich lw-
Retired. I presume?
ResldesVTss. retired. . They at both
la tho poor boas. - , , 4
-Phew! . What hs peases r
They had a eiunrreL nd. wd ash
ethenv" . r - . -. .
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n A atxMJUiPnm, Ammmwm raw
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