11
THE EIGENE WEEKLY QUA HD. THURADAY. MAY T. 190«
MUCH MONEY FOR
man. giving him a bin.
» am very
glad I met you. You hare served me
remarkably well."
1 here was an anxiety in bis face and
i hurry in his movements which
•truck Sweetwater.
“Does this nn-an that you are
through with me?" asked Sweetwater.
“That you have no further call for my
services?”
"Quite so," said the gentleman. “I
am going to take the tratu tonight. I
find that I still have time."
Sweetwater began to look alive.
Uttering hasty thanks, be rushed
away to hir ..wu room and. turning on
til- gas, jieeled off the morsel of paper
w lilch had begun to dry on his hand.
If It should prove to tie the blank end!
If the written part were the one which
had floated off! jtuch dlsapisiintmenta
had fallen to bis lot! He was not un
used to them.
But he was destine»! to better luck
this time. The written end liad Indeed
disappeared, but there was one wool
left, which he had no sooner read than
he gave a low cry and prepared to
leave for New York on the same train
as Mr. Grey.
The word was-diamond.
¡MAN WHO CAPTURED
____ —
»«... tne warning un j
accounted for in the mauuer 1 hav« ' My opportunity was short, but I had
stated, there was a weakness in my I time to see two things first, that the
argument wblch nothing could make location of his seat bad been changed
io that his back was to the door lead
good. How could 1 tell the in«;*cton
Ing Into the adjoining room; secondly,
if ever I should be so liappy or so uila- I
that this door was ajar. The usual OYER TWENTY TIIOlsYND FOR
The following dispatch to the Port
erable as to meet bls eye again. Hu- j
waiter was iu tlie room and showed
Y\ il.I. YMETTE
DIVISION
OF land Journal from Denver will be of
m Illa ted to the dust. 1 could see no i
interest to many who remember
no surprise at my appearance, 1 hav
worth now in any of th«- arguments 1
CASCADE RESERVE SET ASIDE Tracey, the outlaw, who escaped
ing been careful to have It understood
had advanced. I flew from one ex
from the state penitentiary of Ore
FOR IlklH.
that hereafter Miss Grey's appetite
treme to the other, and was imputing
gon:
was to be encouraged by having her
.perfect probity to Mr. Grey and an
One of the bravest of the old time
Author of “Th« MUlionatr« Babv." “The Filigree Ball.“ “Th«
soup «erred from her father's table by
Since the creation of the Willam officers of the west, E A. Farnham,
honorable if mysterious reason for all
Hou«« In th« Mi*t.“ “Th« Amethyst Box." Ete.
her father's own bunds, and that 1 ette division of the Cascade forest of Steamboat Springs, is dying at St.
his acts, when the door opened and he
should be there to receive it.
His condition is so
reserve, under Supervisor C. R. Seitz, Luke's hospital
came in. Instantly my last doubt van
"Mr. Grey is coming." said I, ap
ished. I bed not expected him to re preaching the waiter and handing him whose headquarters are in this city, serious that a telegram has been sent
bis office has become quite an Im to his wife asking her to make haste
turn so soon.
the stiletto loosely wrapj»ed In tissue portant one and there Is a force of to Denver.
He was glad to tie back; that I
It was Mr. Farnham more than
paper. “Will you be kind enough to several persons, including stenog
could see, but there was no other glad place this at his plate. Just as It is? A raphers and draftsmen, employed in anyone else who succeeded in finally
Wejlgood's men. the latter's back was
toward the moon.
CHAPTER XX.
ness in him. I had looked for some man gave It to me for Mr. Grey; said the office, which is located In the ridding Brown's Park of Its gang of
change tn his mauner and appearance we were to place It there."
Mr. Grey leaned toward Wellgood,
re you satisfied?
nave you
Beckwith block
Supervisor
Seitz outlaws. He captured single-handed
the outlaw Harry Tracey after Tracey
- that la. If he returned at all but the
I got wbat you wanted?" asked •nd bls face fell Into shadow also.
The waiter, suspecting nothing, did not only has charge of the Willam had murdered Valentine Hoy. Tracey
one I saw was not a cheerful one. even as he was bidden, nnd I bad hardly ette division of the Cascade reserve
"Bahr’ thought the detective. "1
Sweetwater when they were
after be had approached Ills daughter’s time to catch up the tray laden with but he is supervisor of the entire Til afterwards escaped from prison, and
I well away from the shore and Should have managed that myself But
In his efforts to avoid arresf killed
bedside and found her greatly im dishes, which I saw «waiting mo on a lamook and Umpqua reserves.
• >e voice the' had heard calling at In- If 1 cannot see 1 shall at least bear "
The department of agriculture has seven or eight men of the posses who
proved. She noticed this and scrutin side table, when Mr. Grey came in and
But be «teelved himself in this. The '
,pr, .is from the chasm they had left.
hunt
recently set aside $21,000 for this followed him in a perilous
ised him strangely. He dropped his was ushered to his seat.
follow TfrnmiL
You’re a .» «»zwxrl
good fellow.
It could ’ two men spoke In such low whisi>ers
division of the Cascade reserve and through Oregon and Washington.
• Ye*. •
,
eyes
and
turned
to
leave
the
room,
that
only
tbeir
Intensity
w
as
man.fest
" “ Then.
, have been better managed.
The soup was not there, blit I ad $12.000 for the Tillamook and Ump Finally Tracey was surrounded in a
but was stopped by her loving cry; vanced with m.v tray nnd stood wait qua reserves to be expended under wheat fleid a few miles from Spokane
Tftrr n P«1"“* ,<x> Pro,on«®d and Not a word came to Sweetwater's i
he enme back and leaned over her.
ing not too near, lest the violent beat Mr Seitz's direction during 1908. and killed himself in the night by,
thoughtful to please Sweetwater. who ears.
"What is it, father? You are fa Ing of m.v heart should la-tray mo. As The money will be used In building sending a bullet through his brain.
"Bah!” lie thought again, “this Is
WM burning with curiosity if not with
Farnham has lived in Routt coun
tigued. worried"—
I did so the waiter disappeared nnd the trails, telephone lines and bridges
,¡roper feeling. "What was that bad."
"No, no; quite well." he hastily as door behind us opened. Though Mr. to facilitate the work of the rangers ty for a quarter of a century, and his
But be had to swallow bis disappoint- I
CHAPTER XNI.
light vou bunie I a match?"
and guards. A large portion of thia name has been a terror to "bad
INDULGED in some very seri sured her. "But you—are you us well Grey's eve had fallen on the package, amount will be expended in Lan coun men." Brown’s Park, which is the
grretwater did not answer. He meat and in >re. For presently the two
as
you
seem?
”
men.
so
different
in
culture,
station
ous
thoughts
after
Mr.
Grey's
and
I
saw
him
start.
I
darted
one
«jar,si not. Ho"’ speak of the Electric
extreme northwestern corner of Colo
"Indeed yes. I am gaining every glance nt the room thus disclosed and ty.
departure. A fact was borne
rado, and adjoins the "hole in the
tor, h he us a detective carried in- his and appearance. came, as It seemed, to
day.
See,
see!
I
shall
soon
be
able
to
•vail" country, where "Butch’’ Cas
In iqion me to which I had
saw that It held two tables At one
„yket? That would be to give himself un understaml.ng, mid Wellgood. tak
sit up. Yesterday I read a few words.” the inspector nnd some one I did not
sidy and his gang so long made their
*way. He therefore let this question ing his han l.ii his breast, fumbled hitherto closed my prejudiced eyes, but
He started, with a sb'“ (lance at me know sat eating. At the other n man
headquarters, was the scene of niauy
in one of i
p ickets and drew out which I could no longer ignore, what-
,)ip by and put in one of his own.
of Farnham's exploits. He had no
!i be handed to Mr. ever confusion It brought or however I which took in a table near by on which alone, whose back was to us nil nnd
• Are you ready to go back now. sir? something
fear, and Cassidy never attempted to
Grey.
It euused me to change my mind on a a little book was lying.
who seeming v was entirely disconnect
A« we all done here?” This with his
| cross the line into this state as long
“Ob. a book!"
subject
which
had
formed
one
of
the
ed
with
the
-»forests
of
this
trnclc
mo
Tills
made
Sweetwater
start
and
ear turned and his eye bent forward,
as Farnham was the peace officer of
"Yes, and and Arthur’s letters.”
ment. All th s I saw In an Instant the
Routt county.
for the adventure they had interrupted peer with still greater anxiety at ev strongest buses to the argument by
The father flushed, lifted himself, next tny eye were fixed on Mr. Grey's
which
I
hud
sought
to
save
Mr.
Du
ery
movement,
when
to
bls
surprise
Salem, Or.. April 29. The official
Many stories could
be told
of
wu uot at an end, whether their part
patted
her
arm
tenderly
and
hastened
canvass of returns of the recent pri Farnham's bravery. He was a man
face.
lioth bent forward, each over bis own rand. Miss Grey cherished no such
In it was or not.
He hnd re '-hed out his hand to the mary election was made today. The of few words and slow to anger, but
knee, doing something bo mysterious distrust of her father as I In my Ig Into auother room.
Mr. Grey hesitated, bls glances fol
Miss Grey's eyes followed him long package, nn 1 bls features showed an official count shows that John A. Jef of great determination. The Hoys,
he could get no clew to its nature till norance of their relations bad imputed
lowing those of Sweetwater.
frey defeated A. J. Derby, for Demo who were among the oldest settlers
they again stretched forth their hands to her In the early hours of my minis Ingly, and I beard her give utterance erjotion I h irdly understood.
“Let us wait,” said he In a tone
cratic nomination for congress In In the county and of great respecta
to each other, and he caught the gleam trations. This you hare already seen to a soft sigh. A few hours la-fore this
the second district, by three votes. bility. were among his
closest
wblch surpr'sed Sweetwater. "If he Is
of paper and realized that they were in my account of their parting. What would have conveyed to my suspicious
R Robertson, who was a candidate friends. Valentine Hoy was killed by
meditating an escape, I must speak to exchanging memoranda or notes.
(Continued Next Week )
ever bis dread, fear or remorse, there ' mind deep nnd mysterious meanings,
for railroad commissioner In the first Harry Tracey at a watering hole be
ban before he reaches the launch. At
These must have been important, for was no evidence that she felt toward but I was seeing everything now In a
district on the Republican ticket, has cause Tracey, who was then an out
all hazards," he added after another each made an immediate endeavor to him anything t>ut love and confidence. different light, and I found myself no CURRENCY BILL MEETS
been nominated by the Democrats, law, with a price upon
his head,
moment's thought.
WITH LITTLE FAVOR his name having been written into the feared that Hoy would cause his ar
read ills slip by turning it toward the But love and confidence from her to longer Inclined either to exaggerate or
"All right, sir. How do you pro- moon’s rays. That Isitli were satisfied him were in direct contradiction to the to misinterpret these little murks of
Democratic ballot. He has not yet rest.
Farnham took up the chase
Washington, April 30. The com accepted the nomination. Judge Bean at once and did not stop until Trac
pose"-
was shown by their after movements. doubts I had believed her to have ex filial solicitude. Trying to rejoice over
His words were Interrupted by a Wellgood put his slip into bls pocket pressed In the half written note handed the present condition of my mind, I mittee on banking and currency held was nominated by both parties and ey’s capture. J. C. Hoy, the brother,
a brief meeting today, and declined
»brill whistle from the direction of the and without further word to Mr. Grey to Mrs. Fairbrother In the alcove. Had was searching In the hidden depths of to proceed with business for the pur has accepted both nominations. The still lives on the Routt county ranch.
totals for state and district officers
bauk. Promptly and as if awaiting motioned his men to row away. They I been wrong, then, in attributing this my nature for the patience of which I pose of taking up the new Vreeland
are as follows:
WILLIAMS POKES FUN
ibis signal the two men in the rowboat did so with a will, leaving a line of scrawl to her? It began to look so. stood In such need when every thought currency bill. The vote for adjourn
AT JOE CANNON
Republican Senator:
Cake, 25,-
before them dipped their oars and pull silver in their wake. Mr. Grey, ou the Though forbidden to allow her to nnd feeling were again thrown Into ment stood twelve to three, the neg 738; Fulton. 23.202. Supreme Judge,
sjieak
on
the
one
tabooed
subject,
I
confusion by the receipt of another ative votes being cast by Burton, Bean, 43,297. Dairy and food com
ed for the shore, taking the direction contrary, gave no orders. He still held
Washington, April 29.
Williams
his slip and seemed to lie dreaming. had wit enough to know that nothing communication from the Inspector in Weeks and McKinney. It Is supposed missioner Bailey. 30,417; Reid. 14,- presented a petition signed by 164
of the manufactory.
Sweetwater said nothing, but held But his eye was on the shore, and he would keep her from It if the fate of which he stated that something had to represent the strength of the new 352. Congressman, First district, of the 166 Democrats composing the
did not even turn when sounds from Mrs. Fairbrother occupied any real occurred to bring the authorities round bill and It is Inferred that the meas Congressman Hawley, 1 8,425. Con
himself in readiness.
minority, and asking the speaker to
I to my way of thinking and that the ure will he tabled, as was the first gressman, Second district, Ellis. 11,-
Mr. Grey was equally silent, but the tlie launch denoted that she was un place in tier thoughts.
8246; Shepard, 8466. recognize some of the members of
Yet when tlie opiairtunlty was given test with the stiletto was to be made Vreeland bill, If It ever reaches a vote 816; Geer.
lines of his face seemed to deepen In der way.
In committee.
Railroad commissioner, First district, the house to move a discharge of the
Sweetwater, looking at this morsel me one morning of settling this fact at once.
the moonlight ns the boat, gliding rap
To Revise Tariff
Campbell, 7877; Carter. 6872; Rob ways and means committee from any
beyond
all
doubt
I
own
that
my
main
of
paper
with
greedy
eyes,
dipped
Ills
Could the Irony of fate go further?
idly through the water, passed them
Representative Payne, of New ertson, 357 1. Railroad commission further hearing of the Stevens bill
within a dozen boat lengths and slip oars and liegun pulling softly toward feeling was one of dread. I feared to I dropped the letter half read, querying i York, chairman of the ways and er, Second district, Altchlson, 7517; for the removal of the duty on wood
ped into the opening under the manu that portion of the beach where a see this article In my creed destroyed, If It were my duty to let the Inspector I ucans committee, Introduced a reso Gaston. 3659; Hamilton, 3339; Hurl pulp and print paper and to pass that
small and twinkling light defined the lest I should lose confidence In the know of the flaw I had discovered In lution authorizing the committee to burt, 6937; l-ouiks, 5021; Whiting, bill or a similar one.
factory building.
"Now row!" he vrleil. “Make for boathouse. He hoped Mr. Grey would whole. Yet conscience bade me face my own theory before I proceeded with tit during the recess of congress to 1 272.
Williams said that the only reason
Democratic — Senator, Chamber- he did not have all the Democrats on
the launch. We'll intercept them on •peak; hoped that in some way, by the matter boldly, for had I not boast the attempt 1 had suggested when I ' lather such information, through |
i
;overnment
agents
or
otherwise,
as
it
i lain. 6327. Congressman, First dls- the petition wns that two of them
some means, he might obtain a clew ed to myself that my one desire was . believed in Its complete soundness. I
their return.”
I nay see fit,looking toward the prepa-
Congressman. were out of town, but he promised
; had not settled the question wlien I 1 ation of a bill for revision of the I trlct, Whiting, 126 1
Sweetwater, glowlug with anticipa to his patron's thoughts. But the Eng the truth?
i Second district, Jeffrey, 2507; Der to round them up as soon hb they re
I allude to tlie disposition wblch Miss took the letter up again. Rereading Its
tion. bent to his work. The boat be lish gentleman sat like an Image and
t
arlff.
He said that only thirty
by, 2501. Supreme lodge. Bean. 1,- turned.
neath them gave a bound, and in a few did not move till a slight but sudden Grey showed on the morning of the opening sentence, I was caught by the
Purchase Embassy Homes
073; D'Arcy, 86
Dairy and for 1 Republican* were necesBary to make
minutes they were far out ou the wa breeze blowing In shore, seized the third day to do a little surreptitious i word “something.” It was a very In
The house committee on foreign I commissioner, E. N. Emery, 149: Bai [the requisite number to pass the bill,
paper in his hand and carried It away, writing. You remember that a speci definite one, yet was capable of cover elutions has decided to report favor- ley, 114.
ters of the bay.
Railroad commissioner. mi 1 declared that It should be easy
"They're coming!" he whispered ea- , past Sweetwater, who vainly sought to men of lier handwriting had been ing a large field. It must cover n large l ibly a bill providing for the purchase First district, R. Robertson, 127. to get them together because almost
asked
for
by
the
Inspector,
and
once
I
ibroad
of
American
embassy,
lega-
catch
it
as
It
went
fluttering
by
into
Railroad commissioner. Second dis thirty Republicans have Introduced
field or It could not have produced such
gerly as lie saw Mr. Grey looking anx
had been earnestly desired by myself. a change In the minds of these men, I Ion and consular buildings, and pro trict, A I. McCabe, 209; Oglesby free paper bills, "and." he said, “I
iously back. "How much farther shall the water ahead, where It shone for a
viding
that
not
more
than
$1,000,000
Now I seemed likely to have it, if I did conservative from principle and In this
moment, then softly dlsapi»eared.
Young, 273.
know every one of you who Intro
1 jo?"
Certificates certifying that a So duced a bill meant what you said.’
Sweetwater uttered a cry; so did Mr. not open my eyes too widely to the Instnuce from discretion. I would lie | >e appropriated each year for this
•Just within bailing distance of the
Htrpose.
For
this
year
the
bill
ap-
cialist assembly, on March 31, nom
He quoted the line front the old
meaning of her seemingly chance re satisfied with that word "something"
Grey.
| iropriates $500,000 for the purchase
hunch." was Mr. Grey's reply.
"Is it anything you wanted?" called quests. A little pencil dangled at the and quit further thinking. I was weary if embassy quarters at Berlin and inated Harlln Talbert for railroad hymn, "While the lamp holds out ti»
Sweetwater, gauging the distance
out the former, leaning over the bow end of my watch chain. Would I let of It. The inspector was now taking the Mexico City, and $500,000 to pur- commissioner and W. S. Richards for burn the vilest sinner may return,”
with :i lance, stopped at the proper
Williams proceeded:
of the boat nnd making a dive at the her see it, let her bold ft In her hand Initiative, and I was satisfied to be his •ase consulates at Shanghai and Yo congressman, were presented for fil
ing in the secretary’s office, but were
point and rested on bls oars. But his
“If you have In any manner been
for a minute? It was so like one she simple instrument and uo more.
pai>er with his oar.
kohama.
not filed because the time for pre bulldozed, why. think for a second—•
thoughts did not rest. He realized that
“Yes; but if It's gone, it's gone." re used to have. Of course I took ft off,
senting such
petitions expired on think what a short life we have here
Arrived at tills conclusion, how-
be was about to witness an interview
turned the other with some feeling. of course I let her retain It a little
March 16. Talbert and Richards are and how Important It Is that we
whose inqwirtance he easily recognized. "Careless of me. very careless, but I while in her band. But the pencil was ' ever, I read the rest of the letter. The OIRT I I’HOLDS CAL HOI N
also circulating petitions for nomi should live In this brief day of our
I teat was to go on, but under different
B ' HU of it would lie hear? Wh it
IN R ITI SING TO ANSWER
not enough. A few minutes later she ! conditions. It was no longer to be
was thinking of”—
nation which can be filed up to May Hme........................1 r-xpross the hope
W 'Uld be the upshot and what was his
He stopped. He was greatly agitat asked for a book to look at—I some made at my own discretion nnd in the
1
that thirty of you may sign the peti
San
Francisco,
April
30.
—
The
tri
tuli duty In the case? He knew that ed. but lie did not encourage Sweetwa times let her look at pictures. But tlie
tion. If you do not like my petition
upstairs
room;
It
was
to
lie
made
at
ll
of
Tlrey
L.
Ford,
chief
counsel
for
this mau Wellgood was wanted by the ter In any further attempts to recover ' book bothered her—she would look at
because my name is on it and the
the
United
Railroads,
accused
of
of
Sew York police, but he was possessed the lost memorandum. Indeed, such I it later; would I give her something to | luncheon hour and in Mr. Grey’s pri
names of Champ Clark, Dearmond,
with no authority to arrest him even if an effort would have been fruitless. mark the place— that postal over there. vate dining mom, where, if by any fering Former Supervisor Coleman ♦
♦ Underwood.and Gaines and all these
chance Mr. Grey found himself out $1000 to vote for a trolley franchise,
tie had the power.
BORN
» vile publicans and sinners on this
The pajier was gone, and there was I gave her the postal. She put It In raged by the placing of this notorious as resumed in Judge Lawlor's depart ♦
♦
♦ side, fcet up one of vour own, I pray
“Something more than I bargained nothing left for them but to continue the book and I. who understood her
ment of the supreme court this morn.
you. We can add the two together.
for,” he inwardly commented. "But I their way. As they did so It would thoroughly, wondered what excuse abe wea(x>n beside his plate, the blame Ing. The effort of the prosecution
If thirty of you Blgn the speaker can
»anted excitement, and now I have have lieen hard to tell In which breast would now find for sending me Into could t»e laid on the waiter, who. mis yesterday to obtain evidence fiom
In
Eugene,
April
28,
1908,
to
Carl
not refuse you.
Together we will
•tit it. If only I can keep my bead chagrin mounted higher. Sweetwater the other room. She found one very taking his directions, bad placed it on Patrick Calhoun, president of the Schaefer and wife, a son.
then cor itltute a majority of the
-----------------------
level, I may get something out of this. had lost a clew in a thousand, and Mr. soon, nnd with a heavily beating heart Mr. Grey's table when It was meant United Railways, proved futile, owing
house of representatives.
Early In
1 for Inspector Dalzell's, who was lunch to the vigorous protests of his attor
If not all I could wish.”
Grey—well, no one knew what he had I left her with that pencil and postal. i Ing In the adjoining room. It was I, neys, who claim the prosecution Is
I the session when the rules were be
♦
♦
Meantime the second boat was very lost.
He said nothing and plainly A soft langti from her II;»« drew me ' however, who was to do the placing. attempting to secure from his testi
ing adopted, the speaker was asked
♦ if the majority of the house made a
nearly on them, lie could mark the showed by his changed manner that back. She was holding up tlie postal. With what precautions and under what mony a line on the defense in his own ♦ WILL STAY IN THE
♦
RACE
TILL
FINISH
*
ri-qii'-r’ '■> the speaker whether the
‘^'■e figures and pick out Wellgood's be was In haste to land now nnd tie
"See! I have written a line to him! clrcumstanoiM will presently appear.
case, which will come up later. The ♦
< | r qu s. would be heeded, and his re
bead from among the rest. It bad a lone with this doubtful adventure.
Oh. you good, good nurse, to let me!
Fortunately the hour set was very prosecution, however, asserts that It ♦
New
York.
April
30
—
"The
♦
fsolute air. The face, on which, to
When they reached the boathouse You needn't look so alarmed. It hasn't near; otherwise I do not know tiow I I only seeks the truth; that ft wants + name of Charles E. Hughes ♦ ply. as I remember It, was: 'The ma-
i lorltv of t'»“ house will always be
>us evident discomfiture, the moon Mr. Grey left Sweetwater to pay for hurt me one bit.”
could have endured the continued the guiltless freed and the guilty ♦ will not be withdrawn from ♦ heeded '.y the speaker.’
»bone, wore a look which convinced the tlie lsiat and started at once for the
1 knew that It had not; knew that strain of gazing on my patient's sweet punished.
♦ the presld ntlal canvass until +
"P >. I' veu put thlrtv names to our
The court upheld Calhoun in his ♦ the national convention at ♦
detective that this was no patent med- hotel.
such an exertion was likely to lie more face, looking up nt me from her pillow,
166 and constitute 190. a majority
refusal
to
answer
questions.
tcine manufacturer, nor even a eater- ( The man In chnrge had the bow of beneficial than hurtful to her, or I with a shallow over Its beauty which
♦ Chicago has made Its choice ♦ of the bouse, 1 know that the eml-
In the Ford case the people com
Mslstant, but a man of nerve and the ooat In baud, preparatory to pull- should have found some excuse for de hnd not been there before her father’s pleted its ease today by Assistant Dis + of a candidate," Is the state- + f-ntly
l-natured man who pre-
+ ment
made by President ♦
resource« tfop same, indeed, whom he
des over the h iiire, s > tolerant of
terring her. I endeavorisl to make my 1 return.
trict Attorney O'Gara offering proof I ♦ Woodford, of the Hughes +
«1 encountered in Mr. Fairbrotber's
op
!on. so uatlent whenever there
face more natural. As she seemed to I And that father! I could hear him that the prosecution hail made due
+ League of the United Stats-s, +
'•nMIt’g block a'hwart hia
'>e with 'ivh disastrous, almost fa-
want me to take the postal in my hand pnHng the library flia.r with n restless- and diligent offert to locate Thorn- + who pr« -Id’ I tit a < ’inference + It
pit!
■
will bow in hia m<wt ele-
”L !*”>l'a to himself.
•aldent
I drew near and took it.
■>
Pr-
assistant
lally,
I
Mu
t
wall
ness that struck me as h-'lng strnnzely
•k of lhe de! gotes • ■
I >•> th • + ,.• if’
inn r, with gesticulation pe-
*■ 1 r
"The address looks very shaky.” she akin to m.v oifn invva rd anguish of
Itoun, indir •ted with 1 rd at d
ne l «.• «very, though nn unexpected
I* tuition; I C inv- 11 I from New ♦
>f i i, H" I
. z’Gentlemen,
erde r that th<
largii" !. "I think you wiil have to put Impatience nn<1 doubt. What 'vus 1 •
I + York state, calimi for todav In ♦ 1 '
I’y o the r >re ntntlvos of
as
a
♦ the Intuii- '. b _ of ti'izhes’ +
dreading? Wbnt wi It I had »een
1e have a right to
darkening hl
n.’ l I will recognize
+
■* <• 4r + ♦
By ANNA KATHARINE GREEN.
FOREST RESERVES
TRACEY IS DYING
OFFICAL COUNT OF
PRIMARY ELECTION
r
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mv; n .» hi ; j >:« i ir»’ rt
r tii.u .1
ii’i uie Tuos© sis 1vns approaching, th
flint* to Mr. acoil1 him. and from me■? No, ii
y, had c*aus<ed Mm. Fair- latti ■r. for bls glnme n.•ver atra
to tabce off htr di a tumid.
me, but rested solely •» i tiln (I m f
” »he cried. “You actual i wris therefore not con MWtfNl W 1th th«»
lid the «Victor dlnti tr' ituce In bls thoun:ht*. An
Id US? It hon t I turt me near- that was conrerned. I » onici p
i lyiiitf ht*rc and knowing fear !es«ly; I I-. ;
i to (Irra« 1, only
d trivt* for oiae word from the event. That 1 did
any
me» must who saw Mi KM Grey* S
?ht. nrd I n m foolish." I duri
f room
<1 that rest.- -» tran
find that you l»ey«i
Inst the hour stm •k the h our at
i U m I If.
> d » and send •vhlf•h Mr
.»
»ii. r
'e
* mznufac-
irint paper
d today
th- appelai
of the
t
Mr. Nor-
•n tati ve
Newspaper
A sk «dation,
presented
< and documents to
tention. Apparently
vas particularly Ini-
annttal statement of
Paper Company for
lune 30, 1907, show-
! cost of production
on -i compared with
>rl’ • of paper of $12
tan Mann, appréciai.
• of this t afnxiny,
he would go to the
aln the cause of so
- in the price of pa-
. .
1 thit Itand C
dire« i» 1 to them on the wltnc
'nP
|
To
M 1
-1 R BLOWS I P
WIT II III YVY LOSS OF LII
prfl 3" While the crois
u was coming to anch
i an
'
1
under ordinary efrenn stane»» I could
f 1
But
Taft.
f >r «
a ■ 1 inutteied an order to hia
**thrr moment the sterns of the
*11 craft swung together, but iu
*«y that, by dint of a little
ttiaii.pulatlon ou tiie part of
b’ijce ît*
go downstai rs at all? Yes, for the
tramp, trami» stopped. I board him «i !>•
part < f It
;
. it ...
ory 1 had bul It up n-ith auch care. preaching hiis daughter's door fcir a
managed to keep i-y
theory I bai j 1 «>r«i!*ted In urging last look in and manag'-d to e«<’ape
palm, where It Mill clung, wet and pos- .
■n the Inspect or in spite of his re- Just In time to procure what I wainted
albly Illegible, when be < ame upon Mr. . buke. was slowly crumbling to piece«
and reach the room below before be
Grey again in the b--tel otfl-w
~
U my mind with the falling of one o.’ «aro».
^Here’s your pay,” »aid ’h*t gentle-
urging President Roosevelt ' to run |
CASI
For Infr.ru
again Is asserted on good authortty.
These letters come from all parts of I
the country, it Is'sald. from members
of all political parties, and In tliern
Bears the
various arguments are used by the
Sfilature
ot U
writers
to
Induce
Mr.
Roosevelt
tot
S G. Spicer la In the city from
•gain accept a nomination.
Marcola for a few day».
The Kind fût’