THF I K.I NF WEEKLY Gl UM». Till RsDAY, Willi
U
lo
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O
I
< plcion. They were now a half utile water's eye had reached tbe level or
*»oth listened, Mr.
bh
«
ard
and
A front C— and seemingly in a perfectly the sill he could see tbe Interior with head turued
out the least difficulty. Then.* was no Sweet water w Ith his « ve
desolate region.
♦
body there. Tbe lamp burned ou a
th
"A manufactory here!” exclaim«! great table littered with papers, but
|>ll<
11
it» fa
aw
♦ Mr. Grey.
It
was
the
first
word
be
s.
the rude cane chair before It was emp
mhl
4 had uttered since starting.
W€ i-k ex-
\\
V
th
ty. ami so was the room. He eouhl see • ••
1 U'
♦
"N d far from here," was Sweet wa
( I ¡wing
i h
♦
Into every corner of It. and there was
.X
ter's equally laconic reply, and, the
in ad
d >y t he
Ilo
♦ road taking a turu almost at the tiie not even a hiding place where anybixly
$
1: is jab,
twa
could remain coucealed. Sweetwater
|»«l he had not
to
I.ist
♦ nieut of his speaking, he leaned for was still looking when the lamp, which stand from Ids |
til
f
<
;
V
M
nburg
« ward anil iMiinted out a building stand had been burultig with cousidernble building. But h
i
J
E
A*
i
resi
«’Ì
it In-
« ing ou the right hand side of-the road smoke, flared up ami went out. Sweet
Author of "The Millionaire Baby." "The Filigree Ball." The
f I 1er
Hull
At low t
rn
f Ea
adapt-
House In the Mut.” “The Amethyst B«)x.* Etc.
with its feet iu the water. "TUat'a It."
d
water uttered an ejaculation and. find tide, access »Uni lie got to (lie t
Veati is 1KIW
and Pl
ina)
m ueh
“They described it well
♦ said lie.
ft
to re- J<
V
I
>iti' I
keep
i eno :gh for me to know it when I we ing himself face to face with utter of the e.xte« on mid. it tills floor lisài at 1
COPYRIGHT, lpoa. THE BOB BS-M E R R 1 LL company .
V’
laneiit-
a bi
DI anner,
darkness, slid from ills perch to tbe a tnrp. the
ysiery won d be expíale- niov
It. Looks like a robber's hole at this
and m kl
ly.
the ni
i asc
to ex
ground.
able. So w Id lie the liux .-rilig bout
time of night." he laughed. "But what
anilnat >n at any line
M
Rosen-
^[[p’
-V i I
I Continued. I
lit lililí yen! tb'.M bllllLM*
Approaching Mr. Grey for tbe second the signal
burg s
hat
set of modern
would make this postofflee worth can you expect front a manufactory of \ltne. lie «aid:
overhead of ,'ps on a rattling plunking, rioxi i i: OltlK.OXI
sly i
I
»RS I \l\ EILSITV. books
pateut medicine?”
for such fins- •
while.
Then
the
drugs
—
ordered
by
“
1
hear
uc
ihing."
whispered
Mr.
t.rey
"I
cannot
uzzlerstand
It.
The
fellow
uta.fi«! now that he had a ticklish
iness t
lie city to ex
Mr. Gre « was silent. He was look
wholesale.
Those
boxes
over
there
from
the
•liier
end.
"The
bout
Is
sid,
is either lying low or be'» gone out,
7.er t» handle, he prepared for It.
ce. d I
I Oregonian >
ordinary care
ing very earnestly at the building.
I'b:. us tal enthusiasm and clrcum- were his. ready to lie carted out to bls
leaving his lamp to go out too. But then«, but not a man has dipped an
(To the on the
lent. Ore . April 22.
usurer and re-
"It
Is
larger
than
I
expected."
he
re-
manufactory. Count them, some one.
Indorses corder
whose Is the horse? Just excuse me our."
>r I The
1V writer fully
f having an ac-
actior..
and thl> K of the bottles and bottles of marked at the last.
work , at th< • close
Tregoniau’s view In last Sunday's cou ntiint
"They will soon.” retnrneil Sweettvu
while I tie him up again. It looks like
uunt»rln; out into the street, he
Sweetwater
himself
was
surprised,
ii d be doni
onian as to the Or«’ nu Cnlver- of each
away
“,eil firsf toward the postofflee. The stuff they stand for. If It sells as he but as they advanced and their i>olnt the one he was driving today. It is ter ms a smothered sound of clanking
sppropriation. aiid also the ex- with. T
8ceni! s to have
1^."'W1 will' ll lie had Just come had says It will, then he will soon be rich, of vlev,- changed they found it to be the oue. Well, he won't leave him iron reached his ears from the hollow
lhe ci
nt paper slgne I C N Me Xrthur,- been not
>ss aud
spaces liefore him. "Duck your head, «
■J, |
tod lie eali-illilto I and so on, till Sweetwater brought the really an Insignificant structure, and
gain
previous Issue and erpre sei s the to Mr II
here all nlglit. Shall we He low and sir; I'm going to row In under thtft In
garrulous
Dick
to
a
st.tudstill
by
ask
L, be would find half the town there.
that Cy: us II Walker, as a cltl-
—.... rt
Z"btlA ing whether M ell good had been away Mr. Wellgood s portion of it more In wait for him to come and unhitch tli s ¡Hirtloii of the house."
M nday a fl
■n the cltl-
ten i
uentla »n the sti li.lect t of
In’s calculation i was a correct one.
significant still.
animal
or
<lo
you
¡»refer
to
return
to
for
any
purpose
since
h.*
first
cam
ae to
Mr. Grey would have protested, nml scilo
Cot i a ge (in tve ndI niany of
s of pal
and nniotu n
l-a JSt'lH’ wn* ■rowi'.od with people, town. He rec
lu reality it was a collection <>f three the hotel?”
,
Ive.l thè reply that he
»villi very good reason. There w as
■-by fumi
ino
Hu bandr
lidi r
lie Coni
stor •s under one reof; two of them
” bls pla ■e In the lire drawn up had Just come
Mr. Grey was slow In answering. scarcely u spec«' of three feet lietw«' u
duh rooms mid <1
home troni New York, wer«! shut up
Ter it du in ns
tlOB ii usln:
i seli the
e window, he nwnlt-
i
the
post
mid
evidently
unoecu-
$«•!
i
yer quest io il
d ■ •itlng h
tlon
them uml the boards overhead
Bu it
Comer
a it came shouted where he had been for some articles pled.. the third1 showing a lighted win- ' Finally he said:
■d his turn, ami
he no ting to order . ml Mr.
>n mat
"The num may suspi*ct our Intention. 8w<«etwntor bad so linn c!lately suite d
needed in his manufactory. Sweet-
dow This w as tlie manufactory. It
. I. was his one talls- water felt all iVs <
¡rd; an
it h
1
ve a talk on the
rr ti' p name wli
•«■•evictions < nntirmed occu ¡ded the n ltddle place and present- You cau never tell anything about sucn uctioii to word that lie had n > choice.
tn Na
n
d‘t
iluess. ana urged d
Jauies Wellgood.
follows as he. He may have caught
They were now in '..tier .l.irkne ■
and ended the colloquy with the Anal «1 a; tolerably
der"ut u ipearanee. It some uuoxpi*eted glimpse of me or
iter fsted In further-
man I ehind the Imxes was used question:
mid Mr. Grey's thoughts iuu*t hue
shovted. besid
de: clopnieut >f this
■ itgtetad lamp i simply heard that 1 was-in town, if I hm ' u I'ceulkw as lie crouched over t'i
a .ii ,' mid reached out n hand
:
“And where 's his manufactory? han • mentlone d. such signs of life as n
»I
\V
hoi <! of the proposl-
raril a I"’» unusually well stacked, Might be worth visiting
he's
tlie
man
I
think
him.
lie
has
rea
stein, hardly
ban'.ly knowini
knowing what texpo
(or
1 n«
perhaps.”
aina that n dryer will
few packing boxes tumbled out on the
0
id
t t stopped halfway there and gave
The other matte a ge<t ure. ss aid some- Rr 'llII platfo/mi !:i front, und a wliinny- sons for avoiding me wlii< h I cm very or wt ether this and
ubscrlbed at
reetwater a sharp l,M|k.
.Tt
r
The plan
thing about ncvib
nqnhwest and r ■itslied to Ing horse art. :ii he 1 to empty buggy. ' well understand. I.et us go b.:"1«. not darkm •ss was for flu*
in?" he asked.
ne
to the hotel I must seo this adventure or pursuit, But call
II
‘Who
ipltal stock
h dp a oli-t >::iv . Sweetwater
W:
•
tbok
the
tied
to
a
post
on the opposite side of through tonight—but far enough for
” that young man put in
tn a nd
¡IIM
In
nl o
23.000 sub-
soon, The sound of
■A str
opportunity to glide away. 1 Mure ex- the
1 ( »liege. w
h
Lit«
\
Ing for James Wellgood,
¡"stallmeats.
•at
..j* m glad to soe the lamp." muttered him to think we lu:\«* giten up ill idea the b lldim’ a ■ >ve wl
P licit direction « could eu tally be got
Mr th
»re
libi« a
Cor
«I ' ■ re Sst-
baps you could tell tpe
i e
uf rou'.ing him out tonight. I’erhaps becoti ng n «»re ¡tercel
I '
elsewhere, and tie felt an ixious to re-
B<
et water. •¡Now. what shall we
1
n
■tlng will be
him. 1 see that Ills let-
tig l slbly nt his 1'osltlull Mt
that
Is
all
11«'
Is
will
ing
for.
You
eau
wood
turn to Mr. C ey and disc •over if pos- do? is It llgh t em ugh f"r yon to see r
heals, si
th« State
T
u ' i lock
h this ol?.ee.”
<! rey r.af.rallv turneil his head uv
( »liege g"
w N y from
si file whether 1» would pro ive us much his 1’ace. If I c an manage to bring him steal back”—
hicli all are
in:' up another man's
i
-
tr*
i.'til
l
In
the
direction
of
nenr!
"Exeuso me.” s.nlo Sweetwater, “but
p m ver more
b> able to
a mutt r of surprise to him as to to t! te door?"
« mid w h st "ring with
nod the postmaster. He
I know a better dodge than that. We'll these
u< tlon of building
up with tl h inci axing de
Sweet w tter hi
L'lf
that
tlie
man
who
Mr.
Grey
seemed
startled.
. | to the man whose ci
blank i «.'
Into tin* darkiM" * when
their servl i; and front li
"It's darker than I thought." said he. ctrcuniTvttt Him. »\ e pas-.-d « boat- 8 wee tvater, leaning tow ml him, wills-
ter felt boring Into his answered to th name of Wellgood
li
of the arrowir . Influence
h lose on our way down fieve I'll Just
S'
Tills week Ben Lurch, a Jin in is-
which Wilianii
University
tiered:
• Abk I »ick over there; he knows was the owner of* manufactory and a
drtv«* you up, procure h T»»»nt and lirliig
fighting t i conquer, I hop« trator for tlie estate of E W. He-
barrel or two of drugs, out of which he
"Look up! There's a trap. In a tn In
you back here by waler. 1 don't be-
Oregon will ba rd, deceased, sold the T.iggery
« to he'll open It. Mark filili. lint don't that the eltlz«nshlp of
I Th ■ «!•■• ■ tlve was glad enough to es- proposed to make a compound that
lleve that he will expect that, and if
defend the state Instltutlonsi while stock to .George C. Stanley, of Eu-
L.,. and ask Dak. But he was better would rob the doctors of their business
lireiitlie n word, and I'll get you out of
Mr. Stanley has <>|iened the
.ustaining tlie historical schools at gene,
he is in tin* house we shall see him or
Lasel vet when Pick, a fellow with and make himself mid this little vil
this all right.”
Salem, Forest Grove and Oregon City stock for sale nt cost, the sale con
Ills
light.
”
,
. Mr. Grey attempted suine answer, Most sincerely I hop«' measures will tinuing until Sunday, May 2. The
la »quint whose hand was always In lage rich.
"Meanwhile he enu escupe by tbe
Sweetwater made only one stop on
but it was lost In the prolouged creak Im taken by the next Legislature to stock remaining on hand nt tnat date
k. .nr. '"Id him that Mr. Wellgood
roa^.”
of slowly moving hliue-i somewhere assort and maintain this state's right will be shipped to Eugene, Mr. Stan-
teiil.l probably be In for his mail In Ills way to Mr. Grey's hotel rooms, and
“Escape? Do you think he Is plan over their heads. Spates which had to her water powers, under tint ley has sold th" four years' lease
L few minutes. "That Is his buggy that was at the stables. Here he
ning to escape?”
looked dark suddenly looked darker; terms of her admission to tlie Union. I on the room t > W. A. Heinenway,
Kinding liefore the drug store on the learned whatever else there was to
'lfie detective spoke with becoming hearing was satlst t 1. but not tlie eye.
It Is with no ill will that the writer who will cut through the partition
know,
and,
armed
with
definite
Infor
side
of
the
way.
”
site
Surprise, aid Mr. Grey answered with A man's breath i ituing with exertion notes th«' fact that Willann tte Uni and throw ii into his Btoi'" room,
mation,
lie
appeared
before
Mr.
Grey,
, be i ha« 1 netted Jones' quondam
versity. founded in serve God And hu giving him muri i1 room for '-'.ie dls-
out apparent suspicion.
testified to a ueaib.v ivseiiee, but that
V
ter at t the • first cast! “Lucky’!” wa« who. to his astonishment, was dining
"It is possible. If he suspects my man was work! ii" without a light In a manity. lias too much neglected the play of his stock
said t > himself. “Still lucky!” In bis own room.
I prai'tical second object, liut Illis In
presence in the neigbbortioo«!.”
room witIi ah !'■■■■<• 1 win ii u ■. and Mr. 'the past turned away its best’ teach-
He had dismissed the waiter and
ring t to the door, he watched
The J. II. Chambers saw mill com
"Do you want to stop him?"
knew
very
Grey
probably
felt
that
Ii
1 rs because they were not loud In
f
twner • of that buggy. lie had was rather brooding than eating. lie
at Alm met with a heavy I ms
"1 want to see liini.”
n
e,
V.
In
n
sudden-
little
more
than
ixtf
I their prof«- don - as religionists. With
Th«« dam
I- ini il. as su< ch fellows do. that there looked up eagerly, however, when
"Gli, 1 remember. Well, sir, we will ly. most inu'xpei te 1 'y. to him nt least, • arlier’opportunities to du advance last Sunday afternoon.
went out. carrying with It th«* rall-
’•
¡ecret hue and cry after tills Sweetwater entered mid asked what
drive on—that is, after a moment.”
a f.'iee started ont of that overliead work, It has never been attempted to road hrldg«« on th«» spur running to
¡in y the New York police; news.
"What are you going to do?”
'rvieo to the Blate
state a as Prof-| the yards, a portion of the big lum
dnrkne*«'. a fa o
Wipe, with every do sue- service
The detective, with seine semblance
stipp >sed by some to be
lie
"Oil. nothing. .You said y.ui wanted , feature made so startlln ly distinct by I'saor
i-Allfster, and a few advanced i ber dork and a considerable amount
In this way lie would of respect, answered that he bud seen
i b
to s«'e the man liefore te escaped.”
the strong light Sweet wnter had I student s i . t th«' Sta e University <lld of lumber. The loss is estimated at
Ing upon the very man Wellgood, but that he had been un
n N-
"Yes. but”—
thrown upon It. that It *«'i«nio:l thetinly | iu vacatl ion 4 0 years ago. by ineasur- about $3,000. Mr. Chambers states
able
to
detain
him
or
bring
him
within
•ps I ■ had followed through
“And that he might escape by tlie i thing In th«' worl-l to tbe two men b«*- i Ing the water powe r running unus <1 that h«> will not reconstruct the dam,
In 24 miles of th" North Santlt XJl! Riv thereby putting the pond out of coin-
rdher house a few nights be- his employer's observation.
road.”
i neath. In an oilier moment It had van 1 er. Within that time the Stat'.
tí» Agrl-
. mission, preferring to go it "dry.”
"He is a patent medicine man,” he
through whose resolute nc-
"Yes”—
j fsliod. or. rather, tin* light which hail I cultural College has been li ving to
»I n he ha l very nearly run the risk then explained, “and manufactures his
“Well. I was Just making tint • little I rev«»uled It.
.found a forestry addition, but Is
own concoctions In n bouse lie bas
C. A. Harlow, Joseph Stocks, Al
■fa lingeringsleiith from starvation.
lilt Impracticable. A small pebTi’e in
lie
could
tec
Into
every
corner.
"What’s that? Are you there?” came growiir: o fast In other dlr ctlons
road
some
bait
A dangerous customer,” thought lie. rented here on a lonely
tin* keyhole and—why, see now. Ills down from nbove In hoars«* and none [that tl et ' seems neither means not li rt Stinks, T, Hankins, and T. B.
Hankins, who each owned a one-
“But call the man mid if I cannot see
“I wonder If my instinct will go sc mile ont of town.”
horse Is walking off! Gee! I must have
i time to leal out in Oregon's greatest seventh Interest ill the Star Lumber
“Wellgood does— the man named him plainly. I'll shout to the lmrse to fastened him badly. 1 shouldn’t won I too encournging tones.
far as to make me recognize Ills pres-
I
interest.
There was none to answer. Sweet
company, this week sold their Inter
I shouldn't wouder.
It has Wellgood ?" Mr. Grey exclaimed, with stand, which you will take as a signal der If lie trotted all tlie way to town.
f
JOHN .MINTO.
est to Joseph Wicks. The mill prop
water, With a quick ¡mil on the «»ire.
Rm*l mo almost as well as that many all the astonishment the other secretly to bring tills Wellgood nearer, llut do But it can't Is* helped. 1 cannot be
erty Is located <»n the Oregon &
not be surprised if I ride off before he supposed to race after him. Ari* von «»«.« nlrendv shot the boat out of Its PUGILISTIC CONTESTS
expected.
Buie, before.”
I Southeastern some fifteen miles from
■ dangerous harbor.
James
Wellgood,
readies
the
buggy.
I'll
come
back
AMONG
THE
SAILORS.
“
Yes,
Wellgood
—
It npponred to serve him now, for
this city and has a capacity of 20(-
ready now. str? I’ll give another shout,
again and take you up farther down i then I'll get In." And once mote the
000 feet.
Hen tli ■ - in finally showed himself There is uo other in town.”
Los
Angeles,
Cai.,
April
23.
The
the
road."
"How
long
has
this
man
been
here?
”
(Continued Next Week.)
lonely region about «icboeit with the
m the crosswalk separating the two
last of the prizefights to be held here
“All right, sir.” answered Sweet- I cry: "Wellgood! I say, Wellgood!"
»Mings be experienced a sudden In- the statesman inquired after a moment
In connection with the stay of the
W. T. Shortridge, up Coast Fork,
of
apparently
great
discomfiture.
water
with
a
side
glance
at
the
speak-
i
Thor«» was no answer, and th«» young
leeisi >n not uulike that of dread, and,
American battleship fleet at th«' ports Is making a run of 15,000 ties down
“
Just
twenty-four
hours
this
time.
er's
Inscrutable
features.
“
It's
a
Ro!
”
!
b re lielng nothing in the man's ap-
detective, ntnskltig for the nonce ns
of lais Angeles were decided today at the river to Latham, this week. Mr.
Chutes Park with Champion James J. Shortrldgo states that the river Is at
K'lirnnce to warrant apprehension, he He was here once 1>efo^, when he And leaping t<> the ground he ad- 1 Mr. Grey's confidential servant. Jump
Jeffries as referee. All the sailors tt fllto running stage. These ties will
i«'k ft for the Instinctive recognition rented the house and made all bis vaticed to the manufactory door and , ed Into the buggv and turiif.d the
plans.”
■,
knocked loudly,
on shore leave were gathered about probably be sold to the Gould inter
1 undoubtedly was.
horse's head toward C--.
“Ah!”
No one appeared.
the open air ring and much money ests.
Tie therefore watched him narrowly
Mr. Grey rose precipitately.
Hfs
He tried the latch; It lifted, but the
Just before going to press we learn « i aagi red on the three ...... MM
nd - loedi'd In getting one glnnce
CHAPTER XIX.
Al I*. Churchill came in Saturday
door did pot open; It was fastened .
of th«1 death today, April 2 1, of W. N. which decided the featherweight,
t'in Ids eye. It was enough. The manner had changed.
HE moou was well up when the Wheeler at his Silk creek valley home middleweight anil heavyweight cham from Bohemia with the election re
“I must see him. What you tell me from within.
san v is commonplace—commonplace
small boat in which our young of pneumonia, nft«T a brief Illness. pionship of the fleet
On the heavy turns. lie Is at present working hl«
makes it all the more necessary for me
"Strange!" he muttered, casting a
i feature, dress and manner; but Ills
detective was seated with Mr. Funeral services and burial Sunday. weight event It Is said that the crews Four Monti group, and report« prop
to see him. How can you bring it glance at the waiting lmrse and buggy. I
ye gme him away. There was noth-
Grey appeared In the bay np-
On account of 111 health F. B. Phil of the New Jersey and Missouri put erty looking good. Western Gregon.
then at the lighted window, which '
• oni: nplare In that. It was an aliottf ?”
proaelilug lhe so called manufactory of lips, who Is Just recovering from a up a total of (7600 each on the re
“
Without
his
seeing
you?
”
Sweetwa
was
on
the
second
floor
directly
over
ye to beware of.
Wellgood. The looked tor light on th«* severe Illness, has found It n«'cessary sult.
his head. “Guess I'll sing out.”
SON-IN-LAW OF
Winner*; of Events.
II" In:<I taken In Sweetwnter ns he ter asked.
waterside
was not there. All was dark to r-’slgn as cashier of the Bank of
THEO SIIONTN 1»IBB
Here lie shouted the man's name.
“Yes, yes; certainly without ills see
Philip Schlossberg of the Now Jer
Cottag«1 Grove, and is succeeded by
ai'i'd. but Sweetwater was of a cont-
except
where
the
windows
reflected
the
"Wellgood! I say, Wellgood!”
George Hall, a well-known and pop sey, won this event from Walter Al
lonplace type. too. and woke no cor- ing m<'. Couldn't yon rap him np nt
light
of
the
moon.
New York, April 24.—A cable dis
tieri of the Missouri, In six rounds,
Nt> response to this either, i
ular gentleman of this city.
isi'Cid,: g dread in the other's mind. his own door and hold him in talk a
the decision living based on points, us patch to Theodore Shunts tells of the
"Looks bad!" he acknowledged to | 1711s was a decided dI «appointment
e<1
on
from
the
ear
Sam
Branton
presented
some
ripe
minute
while
1
look
r he w. nt whistling into the store.
hlntself. and. taking a step back, be I to Sw«*etwster, if not ’> Mr. Grey. wild strawberries to the Leader on neither man was m-ir knockout when death at Paris of his son-in-law, Dur:
r' in wl h he presently reissued with riage or whatever vehicle we can get
de Chaultnes,'who married Miss The
II«* hail expected to detert signs of life Thursday which h«* found on McFar the final gong sounded.
looked
up at the window.
there?
The
least
glimpse
to
carry
us
bundle of mall In his hand. The
In the middleweight class, Dennis odora Shunts In this city recently.
In tills quarter, and this additional land hill on Ills way to school. These
It
was
closed,
but
there
was
neither
would
satisfy
me
—
that
Is,
The news was a great shock to Mr.
Tighe, of the Alabama, defeated Hen
•teethe s first Instinct was to take of his face
shade lmr curtain to obstruct the view. [ proof of Wellgood's abseace from home are the first ripe berries of the sea ry Trainor of the Vermont, the bout Shouts and family, as they imd re
Ini Into custisly as a suspect much tonight.”
made
ft
look
ns
If
they
had
come
out
son
and
are
earlier
than
usual.
"I>o you see anything?" he Inquired '
untisl by the New York police; but , "I'll try." said Sweetwater, not very
One evening recently Miss Celia going the limit of six rounds and the ceived no previous intimation that he
of Mr. Grey, who sat with his eye nt on a f«M>I's errand an«l might much bet Smith, who resides-In th«1 Blair home decision again lielng based on pointe. was not In good health.
taaon n* •»tired him that he not only «anguine ns to the probable result of
ter
liare
stuck
to
th«*
road.
Mrs. Shunts will leave (or Parts to
tlie small window to tbe buggy top.
In the featherweight division,
M no wa irrnnt for this, but that he this effort.
"No promise there." carne In n mutter on Fourth street, washed a nunifier l-’rank Rafferty, also of the 'Ala morrow, and it Is probable that Mr.
■'Nothing.”
Returning to the stables, be ordered
of
valuable
lace
and
embroidery
roul.l bett or serve the ends of Justice
"No mov*netit to the room above? from his lips. “Shall I r«m In, sir, and handkerchiefs and hung them on th«' bama, defeated Bud Frederick of the Shunts will accompany her.
r follow 11 i out hl« present task of the team. With the last ray of the suit
try to make a landing?”
No
shallow nt the window?’
line to dry In the hark yard about 7 Illinois, in six rounds. As a conse
they
set
out,
the
reins
in
Sweetwater
s
th is man and the Englishman
l»ci«| in
"You may row nearer. 1 should like o’clock to the evening. A few htnire quence of the double victory of the
"Nothing."
Paris, Aprll'24.— The dead body of
I watching the result. Eut hands.
men of tbe Alabama, the sailors of
n
closer
view.
I
don't
tbtok
we
slinll
later
she
went
out
rt>
get
(Jux
band
"Well, it's confounded strange!” And
They headed for the coast road.
with the conditio •.« laid on him
attract nny attention. TN *«• are more kerckjefs and was surprised to find thnf jhlp uHe mukliig merry In lively the Due d<> Chaultnes was found la
he went back, still calling Wellgood.
bed In his apartments by his wdfe, the
r Mr Gn •y. w Rs this to lie done? He
all the finest ones stolen. Certain fashion tonight.
The tied up hor e whinnied, and the 1 floats than ours on the waler.”
death of the young man being due to
CHAPTER XVIIÎ.
ill • of the man's circum-
parties were seen leaving the premis
Sweetwater
was
startl-'l.
Looking
embolism, an obstruction of «n ar
HE road was once the highway, waves gave n soft splash, and that rouiul. he »nw a launch, ««■ som<* such es late In the evening, an«l unless th" gre trini xoititis a hom i ;
ls position in the town,
tery.
was all. if I except Sweetwater’s mut
Ipndkcrchlofs
'an«'-
returned
to
the
iî» to work to eecr.re liis
lavtug
played
so
but. the
small steuiner, riding nt anchor not far
••
< I IB I S IS ( OMJ.XG n
tered
oath.
premises
at
once
arr«
‘
sts
will
be
made,
j)4
rilHBCl?
V4IW
ui
trmn
«
lu a scheme possibly as
vltb Its nuniher-
t’
f
from the month of tbe bai. But flint
re
prln-
Coming
l
.ai'k,
ho
looked
again
at
the
¡'The
stolen
handkerchiefs
wer
II new one Rod
hbn ns it was to hlci-
was not all. 7 -tween It n id them was
When the Greater Norris and Rowe \v. (*. T. (*. IXSTITI TE AT
If
clply
gifts
received
by
Nils»
Smith
and
window;
thiolT"with
a
;*-sture
toward
|
the cliff, carry-
1 stop this stranger to
circus exhibits In this city Saturday
a rowlxvat Ilk • their own, retting quiet were valued at about *15. Leader.
II \L.SEV Al’ftlL 15 V\l> 1ft
Urti
■ ■
* '
■f the Mr. Grey, turned the comer of the ly In the wake of th«* moon
afternoon and night May 2nd, a fam
i ---- 1‘1 plptislbl* CXI'II
building
and
beran
to
edge
himself
ily
of
circus
performers
will
be
se«
n
7, .' Joint Institute, W. C. T„ IT. of
m t follow that he would
"I don't Ilk«.* so much company,” he
along its side in an endeavor to reach ! muttered. “Something's brewing: some < X It i Lit WOI 1.1» M 1KH
by th«' name of Orton
There arc I .itn and Linn countlek, was aftuark-
ring bint to the hotel
t!:e rear and see what It offered. But 1 thing to which we may n«»t want to
Mr Grey could see him. Well-
XCMIX VHOX i X \XIMOI S eight members of this family which i d success. Unions from both’coun-
include« yotlng men and young wom tb-s were well represented Our state
he came to a sudden standstill. He take part."
- I.e U-lieved, Rears, knew
en. Their father before them was in president. Mrs. Brown, spoke to a
found himself on the edge of tbe bank (
r
f life to tie beguiled by any
"Very likely,” answered Mr. Grey
the circus business and conducted a well-filled house Wednesday evening.
before he bad-taken twenty steps. Yet
*np. and Sweetwater was
grimly.
"But we must not tie de
it , published
rhe rather pretentious circus In the New It was encouraging to see the men
tbe building pniji-c'ed rtn. and he snw
«• him drive off without
a late issue of the England Stnt«‘S und«T the nana of the turn out as well.
why It had looked so large from a cer- | terr«!—not till I inive Ms-n"— tbe rest
•• t!:<- h ast advance In the
Tills famlty is I
__ __ glad
___ ________
Myles Orton efreu
We were
to hear __ Eugene re-
Sweetwater di«l not hear. Mr. Grey
tain
jmlnt
of
the
approm-h.
Its
rear
¡tressing him.
seemed to remember biiusclf. "Row
cussing the result of the Ind -ed versatile, for they are • clowns, (erred to as a progressive city with-
was
bnilt
out
on
piles,
making
its
depth
.
vus
one
was nothing. He fcn I al!
r the nomination for rall- wlrowalkers. Jugglers, trapeze ar out saloons.
nearer." he
be now bad«',
bade. "Get under tbe
lose even greater than the united width of shadow of the rocks If yon can. If
Addresses oY welcome By Mayor
misstoner In the first con- tists among them, and their bicycle
g before him and. reeuter-
K th»
id bore the three stores. At low tide this the boat is for him. he will show him
4<
district. I wish to say that riding on a very slender wire at the McWilliams; Rev. C. Clark from the
re. he took up his stand
ar th
my. might le accessible from tielow, but self. T«t I hardly see how be can
ID
vote bet w»'en Mr. Campbell very tip of the tent and divers other churches; Miss Maxwell from tho W.
n.
barrel. He had pcr-
the waxes Just now the water was almost on a board from that bank.”
throughout hazardous sn«l thrilling f«>ats are as- C T U
the pauses of weighing
Response Mrs Eva C. Wheeler,
t I conced' ■ his nomination. toundlrDuring the run of the
>ut so near level with the top of the piles, making
talked; if be were
It did not look fell'd)
n a frlen< Ily race nuil one¡ Norris and Rowe circus in San Fran county president of Lane county
all
approach
Impossible
save
by
I
mat
, r
it
was
er
able discretion, why to the k el
less, they waited m l
Thursday venin . the silver medal
and abuse. I ea cis«« this spring, of sixty perforns-
Disgusted with his failure. Sweetwa
rs that the
k of Wellgood?
ident s’ u 9
much patience for sev«
Mr. Campbell tery highly in anc«'« 279,#73 persons paid admis contest vas held at the Methodist
ter
returned
tv
'
•
front
and,
finding
vould
pre«-
and
The Orton church. The nu.'diil wa
Mr.
tide w: at
utes. Tie boat behind
1 be did talk
and to my frlen is and support- sion to th«* big show.
tbe situation un nnged. took a new
K. M.
ently I
advance, nor was any i
mori that w tiak«' the nomina- family were among the distinct hits Mack«')- >r Eugene.
is. he gave I
for- resolve. After m isurlng with his eye cernible in the dire<-tl<>n
1
1 t
unanimous and give him our uf the big programme which con
>r
rbich suit
the height of the first story, he ornlly
support in the t ctfon In June, tains th«' nam«»s of performers of
factory. Another shorl
If In th te past ul d
tho was down from
wsikisl over Fo the strange horse and. I
1
am deeply gr kteful for tbe splen- world-wide reputation; performer«
suddenly a light flashed f
h id !>«■ •n knoTvn as
Th ii
told a Guard ra
front
every
clime
in
the
civilized
slipping bis bridle, brought It back *
ndoraemvnt I r«»ce!ved from
a
it gh np la tbe central t
shing In the upp«tr
>1M I sa iv steward- Ut* ro
world.
and cast it over a projection of the
’
■
throughout
the
district,
and
h
c
tty good now, the
f*»r an Instant and was
» as a tn nan^facturrr Of no
cularly of my home, Salem, and
door. By its al<l he succeeded In climb- '
of Grant Hyland
Bt
water took it for a sign:
ned to rejtr
M
>n
county,
and
fully
appreciate
lug
up
to
the
wind'>w.
which
was
tbe
W
Mlss Pauline Walton, daughter of
slight motion of tlie w
m race, lie had i ¡t
onfiden«^; it implies.
sole eye to the interior.
Tlon J J. Walton, of this city, has
work bls way in tp”Aril
’own aixl was somewhat ct ’ n •
"W A. CARTER '
Mr Grey sat far back in bis buggy. ,
been re •elected as teacher of English _________ _____ ___________ _______ ____
ri-or at C—♦
lay almost at tbe edge o
•yet, but he wouldn't !«e This WSS
a Rd history in th' Medford high | river near bore report very little sne-
passed one watching every movement.
1
"Hark!
”
It WHS
wi« go ng to make things
II A. Cox has sold to Hon. L W. | «etiool for next year. MI m Marion
The weather is too cobi right
There were no «ha<le« at the window. I
Sweetwater kx>k-
Sandy a, recently from Pierre, 8. 1» , I A’hlte, formerly of this city, has also I now. bnt as soon as another warm
IX was Sweetwater who spoke.
Money for thia, money team, and only
that, /
ed very sharply «t this team «nd at its aa I have before said, and once Sweet- ,
13 acres of his 30-acre farm north of' I «a re-elected as tea« her In one of ¡spell comes they expect the fish to
t.orse where another man
d^er, but »«w nothing to aro««* »*-•
W walk.
the city.
lhe grammar schools there.
bite better.
»nd mall—well, that alone
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