Estacada progress., October 19, 1911, Image 2

EMINENT CHINESE WHO WILL HAVE PART IN GREAT WAR IMPENDING IN FLOWERY KINGDOM
DOINGS OFTHEWEEK
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Current Events oí Interest Gathered
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Howard Chandler Christy
Sailing o f
the Mayflower
Control Wnchang Province and De­
clare New Republic.
R e v o lu t io n is t
F o r c e s en R o u te
M e e t Im p e r ia l T r o o p s - F o r e -
ie g n C o n s u l s N o tifie d .
to
London—A dispatch from Shanghai
to the Central News says th a t a re­
public has been declared a t W uchang
and th a t the rebel leader a t Hankow
has notified foreign consuls th a t a new
governm ent has been established.
The rebellion is spreading rapidly.
Form idable outbreaks have been re ­
ported a t T ientsin and P aotingfu, and
sim ilar outbreaks are expected a t any
m oment a t Canton and N anking.
The au th o rities a t Pekin are in a
panic.
A strong force of rebels has
le ft Hankow to m eet the im perial
troops from the north.
The rebels
have commandeered
train s and forced terrified engineers to
tak e them w here they demanded to go.
Revolution N ears Capital.
Pekin— W ith a revolution nearing
the g ates o f Pekin, the governm ent
has partly abandoned its efforts to
m inim ize the situation, and it now ad­
m its not only th a t the republican up­
rising has gone beyond the confines of
the more central provinces, but th a t
the e n tire im perial arm y is honey­
combed w ith disaffection. Not a di­
vision is absolutely to be trusted, it is
said in Pekin.
The revolutionists are well organ­
ized and have form ally proclaimed the
republic.
It is reported here th a t the
president chosen is Li Yuen Hung,
lieu ten an t comm ander of the new im­
perial army, though it is believed th a t
if this is so his election is tem porary.
Dr. Sun Y at Sen is still regarded as
the man who eventually will have the
place. Dr. Sen was reported to be in
the U nited S ta te s recently, but is said
by some to have returned to China, by
way of Singapore, which for some
tim e p ast has been headquarters for
the revolutionists.
Hankow has been ravaged by o u t­
law s, who are not connected w ith the
revolution,
and the
revolutionary
au th o rities are m aking every effort to
restore order. The announcem ent was
prom ulgated officially th a t rioters
caught in acts of law lessness will be
d ealt w ith sum m arily.
The revolu­
tionary arm y is strongly entrenched
and it is the policy of the heads of the
movem ent to give protection to foreign­
ers of all n ationalities, hoping thereby
to dem onstrate th a t they have the situ ­
ation in hand and to win sym pathy
from abroad.
It is no secret here
th a t the dynasty is regarded w ith
more or less contem pt by the repre­
sen tativ es of other governents, and
the consuls are continuing th eir policy
of insisting upon s tric t n eutrality.
The rebels are under command of
General Li Tuan Hong, who is an ac­
complished m ilitary stra te g ist, and
are otherw ise well officered, despite
reports to the contrary circulated by
the governm ent.
W o m e n “ G l o r io u s l y H a p p y . "
New Y ork—The N ational headquar­
ters of the woman suffrage organiza­
tion are in gala dress over the news of
the victory in C alifornia. “ We are
gloriously hap p y ,” declared Dr. Anna
Shaw, national president o f the su f­
frage party. This is the beginning of
the end. The victory in California
gives to the cause as m any voters as
in the five o th er sta te s w here we
have previously won. Kansas, O re­
gon and o th er W estern sta te s are
bound to follow the lead a t the next
election. ”
C a d e t C a n d id a t e s U n fit.
W ashington, D. C.— L egislation au­
thorizing the president to ap|H>int four
senators and rep resentatives to nomi­
nate candidates for admission to the
W est Point m ilitary academy, and a
$3,000,000 appropriation for complet
ing buildings there, is recommended,
and adm ission of foreign students to
W est Point strongly disapproved, in
the annual rep o rt of Major-General
Thomas H. Harry, suerintendent. Gen­
eral Harry complains th a t many of the
candidates th is year w ere totally unfit
to pass exam inations.
S I,O O O ,O O O in G o ld C o m in g .
Nome — The steam ship V ictoria,
which sailed for S eattle Tuesday, w ith
600 passengers, has more than $1,000,-
000 in treasu re aboard.
The gold is
the ou tp u t o f several m ines in the
Seward Peninsula d istric t and is the
second large shipm ent sent to S eattle
w ithin the last few days. Two more
steam ships are to sail for the sta te s
before navigation in Hering Sea is
closed, anil it is expected th a t they
will carry large am ounts of treasure.
B o m b - D r o p p i n g A e r o t to
Be
T e ste d
Rome- Four aeroplanes have a rriv ­
ed here from France.
They will be
sent to Tripoli, w here it is proposed
to m ake experim ents in the use of fly­
ing m achines in actual w arfare. They
will be piloted by Italian officers, who
will und ertak e to drop bombs into the
enem y’s encam pm ent.
the governm ent 16 y e a r*
Gomez.
M
Thc Courtship 2
M iles Standish
With Illustrations by
REBELS NEAR P E I
Strange li the life of man. and fatal
or fated a r e m om enta.
W h ereu p o n tu rn , a s on h inges, th e
g a te s of th e w all a d a m a n tin e !
“H ere 1 re m a in !" h e ex claim ed , as be
looked a t th e h eav en s above him .
T h an k in g th e Lord w hose b re a th had
s c a tte re d th e m ist an d th e m ad ­
ness.
W h erein , blind and lost, to d e a th he
w as sta g g e rin g headlong.
"Y o n d er snow -w hite cloud, th a t floats
In th e e th e r above me.
v/
S eem s like a h an d th a t Is p o in tin g
G e n e ra i R e s u m e o f Im p o r t a n t E v e n t s
an d b eck o n in g o v er th e ocean.
P r e s e n t e d In C o n d e n s e d F o r m
T h ere Is a n o th e r hand, th a t la n o t so
s p e c tra l and g h o st like,
f o r O u r B u s y R e a d e rs.
H olding me, d raw in g mo back, an d
clasp in g m ine for p ro tectio n .
F lo at. O h an d of cloud, an d v an ish
( C o p y r i g h t. T h y U o b b s - M e r r i ll C o m p a n y )
T a ft urges C alifornia women to use 5
aw ay In th e e th e r!
the ballot, now th a t they have won it.
M eekly, in voices su b d u ed , th e c h a p ­ Roll th y se lf up like a flst, to th r e a te n
te r w as read from th e Bible,
Henry Ilona, a laborer, com pleted a
an d d a u n t m e; I h eed not
M eekly th e p ra y e r w as begun, but
walk from Jersey C ity, N. J .. to San
E ith e r y o u r w arn in g o r m en ace, o r
en d ed In fe rv e n t e n tre a ty !
Francisco, in 71 days.
an y om en of evil!
T h en from th e ir ho u ses in h a s te cam e
T h e re Is no land so sa cre d , no a ir so
The W right B rothers are w orking
fo rth th e P ilg rim s of P ly m o u th ,
p u re and so w holesom e,
on a new type o f aeroplane, safety
J u s t In th e g ray of th e daw n, as th e Men and wom en and ch ild ren , all h u r­
As Is th e a ir sh e b re a th e s, and th e
being the first consideration.
ry
in
g
dow
n
to
th
e
sea
sh
o
re.
m lstg u p ro se from th e m eadow s.
soil th a t Is p ressed by h er foot­
The Panam a canal commission pre T h e re wan a s tir and a sound In th e E ag er, w ith te a rfu l eyes, to say fa re ­
step s.
well
to
th
e
Mayflower,
slu
m
b
e
rin
g
v
illage
of
P
ly
m
o
u
th
;
diets the early opening of the canal
H ere for h e r sa k e will I sta y , and lik e
C lan g in g and clicking of arm s, and H om ew ard bound o 'e r th e se a and
| and urges congress to fix tolls.
an Inv isib le p resen c e
leaving th em h ero In th o d e s e r t
th e o rd e r Im p erativ e, “ F o rw a rd !”
H over a ro u n d h e r for e v e r, p ro tectin g ,
A woman agent has been sen t by G iven In to n e su p p ressed , a tra m p of
su p p o rtin g hor w eak n e ss;
j the governm ent to study the price of
feet, and th en silen ce.
F o re m o st am ong th em w as Alden.
foodstuffs in Portland m arkets.
F ig u re s ten . In th e m ist, m arch ed
All n ig h t he h ad lain w ith o u t Yes! a s my foot w as th e first th a t
ste p p e d on th is ro ck a t th e land­
slo w ly o u t of th e villag e
slu m b er.
Sixty-five thousand Chinese rebels
ing.
are m arching to m eet the im perial S ta n d ish th e s ta lw a rt It was, w ith T u rn in g and to ssin g ab o u t In th e h e a t
e ig h t of his v alo ro u s arm y,
and u n re st of his fever.
troops, being sent ag ain st them .
I>ed by th e ir Indian guid e, by Hobo- H e had b eheld M iles S ta n d ish , who
Suffragists trailed a candidate for
cam e b ack late from th e council
governor o f M assachusetts through
S talk in g Into th e room , and h e a rd him
five towns and broke up his m eetings.
m u tte r and m u rm u r.
Prom oters of the Pacific highw ay
S o m etim es it seem ed a p ra y e r, and
from Oregon and C alifornia m et and
so m e tim es It so u nded like sw ear
exchanged g reetings in the Siskiyou
ing.
m ountains.
O nce he had com e to th e bed, and
A b o v e ( I .e f t t o I t l u h n , M l n U t e r o f W a r V ln-C hiiB K , P r l a e e T n i l - K n , o f t h e I m ­
stood th e re a m o m en t In sile n c e ;
p e r i a l G nar«l»i I 'r l n e a T n n l - l l » ii n , M in i» t e r o f t h e X m > i P r i n c e T a a t J u l ,
Mexican Federal troops surrounded
T h en he had tu rn e d aw ay , and sa id :
P r e s i d e n t o f (lie W a r < n l l e a e ; P r i n c e
T mh ! T o o , C o m m a n d e r I m p e r i a l
a
force
of
Z
apatist
rebels
and
killed
G u » r < l « t D u k e I In , o f ( l i e I m p e r i a l G u a r d » !
P rin ce P a an d
A dm iral T au,
“ I will n o t w ake him ;
over 200 of them, wounding and cap­
Y l e e - M l n l » t e r o f t h e \ a v y — B e l o w , l . a r u e r P i c t u r e » o f G e n e r a l t- u a n d P r i n c e
L et him sleep on. It is b e s t; for w h at
tu rin g several hundred more.
T w a l I I miiii a n d P o r t r a i t o f P r i n c e T a a i C h u n .
Is th e use of m ore ta lk in g !"
The captain and third officer o f the
T h en he e x tin g u ish e d th e lig h t, and
W A R O N “ S O F T D R IN K S ."
steam er Santa Rosa, wrecked off the
E L E C T R IC T R U S T B E A T E N .
th rew h im self down on h is p allet.
C alifornia coast in Ju ly last, have
D ressed a s he was, and read y to s ta r t
been suspended for 12 months.
a t th e b reak of th e m o rn in g ,—
B i g M o n o p o ly C a n N o L o n g e r D ic t a te D r , W ile y B e g in s In q u ir y In t o In g r e d
C overed h im self w ith tho clo ak he
ie n ts U s e d .
R e ta il P r ic e s .
An alleged plot to dynam ite a ra il­
had w orn In h is cam p aig n s In
W ashington, D. C.—An order for road bridge in Southern C alifornia
W ashington, D. C.— By the sw eeping
F la n d e rs,—
decree entered in the U nited S tates the im m ediate consideration of the ju st before the presidential tra in was
S lep t a s a so ld ier sle ep s In his
C ircu it court a t Toledo, the backbone perplexing questions, “ W hat is b e er? ” due, was fru strated by a watchm an.
bivouac, read y for action.
of the so-called electrical tru s t was “ W hat is v in eg a r? ” and “ W hat is a
The Chinese rebellion is grow ing
But w ith th e d aw n he a ro se ; In th e
broken and in the judgm ent of A tto r­ so ft d rin k ? ” was passed by the board and seems to be well directed and well
tw ilig h t A lden beheld him
ney General W ickersham the govern­ of food and drug inspection at a m eet­ financed
P u t on h is co rse le t of ste el, an d all i
m ent was equipped w ith precedents of ing in the office of Dr. H arvey W.
th e r e s t of h is a rm o ..
Arbuckle will m ake w ar on the sug­
genuine value in its prosecutions of W iley, chief of the bureau of chem is­
B uckle a b o u t his w aist his tru sty
commercial com binations fofbidden by try and chairm an of the board. The a r duty, declaring it only helps the
b lad e of D am ascua,
three problem s have been under con­ beet sugar interests.
the Sherm an law.
T a k e from th e c o rn e r his m u sk e t, and
M eeting the governm ent's charge sideration nearly two years, but m em ­
A trem endous subm arine landslide
so strid e o u t of th e ch am b er.
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th a t the tru st controlled the lamp bers o f the board have been unable to is believed to have caused the recent
O ften th e h e a rt of tho y outh had
business of the country, reg u latin g by agree. V inegar will be the first sub­ break in the A laska cable.
b u rn ed an d y e a rn e d to em b race
H ear­
agreem ent prices a t which all lamps je c t considered by the board.
him .
Italy is rapidly landing troops a t
w ere sold, the decree severs all con­ ings have been held on the subject of
How Good You H ave Been to Me.
T ak e His M usket, and So S trid e Out. O ften his lips had essay ed to sp eak .
nection between the General E lectric pure beer, vinegar and soft drinks. Tripoli and will proceed a g a in st the
Im ploring for p ard o n ;
company and the National E lectric It is the contention of Dr. W iley th a t T urkish forces in the surrounding
m ok, frie n d of th e w h ite men.
So,
w ith th e b lessin g of God, sh a ll It
All th e old frie n d sh ip cam e back,
Lam p company.
The la tte r concern pure vinegar should be made only country.
N o rth w a rd m arch in g to q u ell th e su d ­
be th e la s t a t th e le a v in g !"
w
ith
Its
te
n
d
e
r
and
g
ra
te
fu
l
em
o­
and all its subsidiaries are ordered from cider, and th a t vinegars made
den re v o lt of th e sav ag e.
tio
n
s;
The
G
reat
N
orthern
railroad
ex­
from m alt, sugar, molasses, wine and
dissovled.
G ian ts th ey seem ed in th e m ist, or th e B ut his p rid e o v e rm a ste re d th e n o b ler
M eanw hile th e M a ster a le rt, b u t
new construction and
The im portant principle was laid o th er ingredients should not be brand­ pended for
m ig h ty m en of K ing D avid;
w ith dignified a ir and Im p o rtan t,
n
a
tu
re
w
ithin
him
,—
equipm
ent
the
last
year,
$6,404,037.-
Dr. D oolittle
down, according to the attorney gen­ ed as “ pure v in eg a r.”
G ian ts In h e a r t th ey w ere, who be­ P rid e, and th e se n se of h is jvrong, S can n in g w ith w atch fu l eye th e tid e
83,
the
la
rg
e
st
sum
ever
expended
in
eral, th a t once a lam p is sold by a is said to hold sim ilar views.
liev ed In God and th e Bible,—
an d th e wind and th e w eath er.
and th e b u rn in g fire of th e I n s u lt
AcCion again st “ so ft d rin k s” sold one y ear for th a t purpose.
m anufacturer, the price a t which it is
Aye, w ho believ ed In th e sm itin g of So h e beheld his frien d d e p a rtin g In W alked ab o u t on th e sa n d s; and th e
resold by a dealer or jobber m ust be from soda fountains will be taken.
M id ian ltes and P h ilistin e s.
p eo p le crow ded a ro u n d him
A tidal wave leaped the sea wail a t
an g er, b u t sp a k e n o t
open to free com petition. The decree The governm ent police power will Guayam as, Mexico, causing several O ver th em g leam ed far off th e crlm
S ay in g u few last w ords, and enforo*
give
Dr.
W
iley
the
opportunity
to
was acquiesced in by the defendant
son b a n n e rs of m o rn in g ;
Ing his carefu l rem em b ran c e.
deaths and imm ense damage.
companies and this gives the govern­ enforce his rulings in W ashington by
U n d er th em loud on th e san d s, th e
T hen, ta k in g each by th e h an d , a s If
T
a
f
t’s
car
looked
like
a
flo
rist’s
confiscating
im
pure
drinks
a
t
local
m ent the moral certain ty th a t there
se rrie d billow s, ad v an cin g ,
he w ere g ra sp in g a tille r,
shop when he le ft Oregon and his F ire d alo n g th e line a n d in reg u lar
will be no appeal. A fte r the Suprem e soda fountains.
Into th e b o at he sp ran g , an d In h a s te
voice
was
husky
w
ith
speechm
aking.
“
The
pure
so
ft
drink
should
contain
c o u rt’s decision in the Standard Oil
o rd e r re tre a te d .
sh o v ed off to h is vessel.
and Tobacco cases, Mr. W ickersham only a pure fru it e x tra ct, sugar, spice
L ate retu rn s from the C alifornia
Glad In h is h e a r t to g e t rid of all th la
M any a m ile had th ey m arch ed ,
said, the electrical com panies ex­ and pure w a te r,” said Dr. W iley. election changed indications and m ake
w o rry and flurry.
w hen a t len g th th e v illag e of P ly ­
pressed a w illingness to w ithdraw “ If I had my way, no o th er soft it practically c erta in th a t woman
Glad to be gone from a lan d of sa n d
m o u th
th eir original answ ers and subm it to drinks would be p erm itted on the m ar­ suffrage has carried.
an d sic k n e ss and so rro w ,
W oke fro m Its sleep, an d arose. In­
k e t.”
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a decree, Mr. W ickersham added:
S h o rt allo w an ce of v ictu als an d p len ty
te n t on its m anifold lab o rs.
Vice P resident Sherm an severely
“ The National Lam p company and
of n o th in g b u t G ospel!
C O R N C R O P W IL L B E S H O R T .
rapped P inchot’s conservation ideas in S w eet w as th e a ir an d so ft; and slow ­
all its subsidiary companies are o r­
L ost In th e sound of th e o a rs w as th e
ly th e sm o k e from th e ch im n ey s
a speech a t the opening of a new m u­
dered to be dissolved, and the General
la s t fa re w e ll of th e P ilg rim s.
E lectric company is forbidden h e rea f­ F la x O n l y L e a d in g S t a p le to S h o w nicipal power p lant a t Sturgis, Mich. R ose o v er ro o fs of th a tc h , a# d p o in t­
O s tro n g h e a rts and tru e ! n o t o n e
ed s te a d ily e a s tw a rd ;
In c r e a s e O v e r 1910.
te r to conduct any business in the
w en t b ack In th e M ayflower!
I Men cam e fo rth from th e doors, and
W ashington, D. C.—The govern­
m anufacture or sale of electric lamps
PO RTLAND
M ARKETS.
No, n o t o n e looked back, w ho had s e t
p au sed an d ta lk e d of th e w eath er,
except in its own name. The practice m en t’s crop rep o rt estim ates th a t corn
his h an d to th is plow ing!
W h e a t— E xport basis: Bluestem , S aid th a t th e w ind had ch an g ed , and
of fixing the retail price on any style will yield 256,000,000 bushels less
w as b lo w in g fa ir fo r th e M ay­
than last year and th a t fiax is the only 83ft/ 85c; club, 80fti)81c; red Russian,
of lam p is h e rea fte r forbidden.
Soon w ere h e a rd on b o ard th e
flow er;
“ The method by which com petition im portant crop to show a g re a te r h a r­ 79ft/80c; valley, 80ft/ 81c; forty-fold,
sh o u ts and so ngs of th e sa ilo rs
T alk ed of th e ir C a p ta in ’s d e p a rtu re .
80ftr81c.
in unpatented a rticle s has been sup­ vest than in 1910.
H eav in g th e w in d lass rou n d , an d
M illstuffs — Bran, $24.50ft/,25 per
an d all th e d a n g e rs th a t m enaced.
Official prelim inary e stim ates of
pressed through the use of a patented
h o istin g th e p o n d ero u s an ch o r.
ton; m iddlings, $32; shorts, $25.50ft/ He b ein g gone, th e tow n, an d w h at
a rticle is declared to be unlaw ful and production of crops follows :
T h en th e y a rd s w ere b raced , and a ll
26; rolled barley, $33.50/934.50.
sho u ld be done In h is ab sen ce.
Cr op
1911
1910
is forbidden. The practice consisted
sa ils s e t to th e w est wind.
r in g W h e a t .................... 200 ,.{ 07 .000
231 , 399.000
Com — Whole, $33; cracked $34 ton. M errily sa n g th e b ird s, and th e te n ­
in a system of contracts w ith dealers, S W p in
t e r W h e a t .............. 4 .V), 149,000
404 . 044.000
Blow ing ste a d y and s tro n g ; and th e
Barley New feed, $32/9)32.60 per
d e r vo ices of wom en
095 . 443.000
jobbers and consum ers by which they All W h e a t ........................... 666 * 510,000
M ayflow er sailed from th e h a rb o r.
873 . 461.000
1 . 120 . 705.000 ton; brewing, $37.
C o n secrated w ith hy m n s th e com m on
w ere compelled to agree to purchase O H a a r t s le ........................................
y ................................... 145 . 951.000
102 . 227.000
R ounded th e point of th e G u rn et, and
O ats— No. 1 w hite, $30ft/i31 per ton.
c a re s of th e household.
33 . 039.000
from defendants all th eir supply of R y e ........................................... 30 . 677.000
leav in g far to th e so u th w a rd
60 . 97 H .000
H ay—No. 1 E astern Oregon tim ­ O ut of th e se a ro se th e sun, and th e
carbon lamps on which the p aten t had Hay ( t o n s ) ........................... 46 . 694.000
Islan d an d cap e of san d , and th e Field
billo w s rejo iced a t h is com ing;
The indicated total production of othy, $ 17ft/18; No. 1 valley, $15ft/!l6;
expired, as a condition to the rig h t to
of th e F irs t E n co u n ter,
$12.50;
clover, $10/911; B eautiful w ere h is fe e t on th e p u r­
purchase certain lam ps known to the im portant crops not y et harvested, as alfalfa,
T ook th e wind on h e r q u a rte r, and
p le to p s of th e m o u n ta in s;
trade as tungsten, tantalum and m etal- shown by the condition on ^October 1, grain hay, $11/9)12.
sto o d for th e open A tlan tic,
Poultry—Hens, 14c; springs, 14c; B eau tifu l on th e sa ils of th e M ay­
ized filament lamps, which are p a te n t­ follow s:
B orne on th e send of th e sea. and th e
flow er rid in g a t an ch o r,
ducks, young, 15ft/:16c; turkeys, 18ft/
Cr op
1911
1910
ed, it is still asserted.
Corn ..............
.. . 2 , 769 , 348,200
8 , 125 . 713.000 22c.
sw ellin g h e a rts of th e P ilgrim s.
B a tte re d an d b lack en ed an d w orn by
“ By m eans of ag g reg atin g dis­ H u e k w h e a t . .
........ 15 . 099,600
17 . 239.000
T h e Com m on C a re t of th e H ousehold.
all th e s to rm s of th e w in ter.
B u tte r — Oregon cream ery, solid
Po ta to e s
........ 278 . 551.000
338 . 811.000
counts on lam ps claim ed to be p a te n t­ Tobac
co (lbs.)
........ 715 . 542.520
984 . 349.000 pack, 33c; prints, e x tra .
L ong In silen c e th ey w atch ed th e re ­
L oosely a g a in s t h e r m a s ts w as h an g ­ Saw him go fo rth to d an g er, p e rh a p s
ed w ith discounts on lam ps not p a te n t­ Flax ...............
........... 24 . 046,400
14 . 110.000
ced in g sail of th e vessel.
ing an d flapping h er can v as.
Eggs—Fresh Oregon ranch, candled,
.......... 22 . 582.400
24 . 510.000
to d eath , and he sp a k e n ot!
ed, another weapon was used to sup­ Ri co ..................
R e n t by so m an y g ales, and p atch ed T h en h e a ro se fro m his bed, and M uch e n d e a re d to th em all. as so m e­
34ft/ 35c per dozen.
press
com petition
in unpatented
R e v o lu t io n is t s B e h e a d e d .
th in g living and h u m an ;
by th e h an d s of th e sailo rs.
Pork— Fancy, 9J/9il0c per pound.
h e a rd w h a t th e p eople w ere sa y ­
lamps.
T hen, a s if filled w ith th e sp irit, and
S uddenly from h er side, a s th e sun
Hankow— Much firing is heard in
Veal— Fancy, 13(a)13|c per pound.
ing.
“ Both these practices had the effect
r a p t in a vision p ro p h etic.
ro se o v er th e o cean .
Several
Fresh F r u i t s — Peaches, 35ft/66c
Jo in ed In th e ta lk a t th e door, w ith
o f continuing a monopoly on an aritcle the direction of Wu Chang.
S tep h en and R ich a rd and G ilb ert, B arin g h is hoary head, th e ex cellen t
long a fte r the p a te n t had expired, by large fires are seen. T w enty-eight box; plums, 50ft/75c c ra te ; prunes, D arted a puff of sm oke, an d floated
E ld e r of P lym outh
se a w a rd ; ^non ran g
Jo in ed In th e m o rn in g p ra y e r, an d In
tieing up its sale w ith a patented a r ti­ Chinese revolutionists have been a r­ 2ftz!2ic per pound; pears, 75cft/$1.75
rested a t Wu Chang, which is the cap­ box; grapes, 85cf/i$1.25 per box; ap­ Loud o v er field and fo re s t th e ca n ­
Said, “L e t us p ra y !" an d th ey prayed
th e rea d in g of S c rip tu re ,
cle which the trad e required.
ital of the province of Hupeh.
Four ples, $lft/:2.25 box; cranberries, $9.25
n o n ’s ro a r, and th e ech o es
an d th a n k e d th e Lord and took
And, w ith th e o th e rs, in h a s te w en t
of them w ere beheaded in fro n t o f the ft/.9.60 per b a rre l; Casabas. $1.75 per
co u rag e.
h u rry in g down to th e se a sh o re,
F r u it F ly R e a l M e n a c e .
viceroy’s yamen. The a rre sts and ex­ dozen.
Down to th e P ly m o u th Rock, th a t had M ournfully sobbed th e w aves at th e
Sacram ento—In an effort to prev en t ecutions followed the discovery o f a
b ase of th e rock, and above th em
Potatoes—Oregon, l j c per pound;
been to th e ir fe e t as a d o o rstep
the M editerranean fru it fly from en­ revolutionary plot in the Russian con­ sw eet potatoes, 2{c.
Into a w orld u n k n o w n ,— th e C o rn e r­ Bowed and w h isp ered th e w h eat oa
terin g C alifornia, S ta te H orticultural cession here.
A bomb was exploded,
th e hill of d e ath , and th e ir kin­
Onions—C alifornia. $1.25 hundred.
sto n e of a n atio n !
Com missioner Jeffery has cabled a whereupon a search revealed a factory
dred
V egetables — A rtichokes, 76c per
quarantine order to Honolulu directing for the m anufacture of explosives and dozen; beans, 5ftz,10c; cabbages, J ft/
T h ere w ith his bo at w as th e M aster, S eem ed to aw ak e In th e ir g rav es, and
th a t no bananas or pineapples shipped a plan for an atta ck on Wu Chang.
to Join in th e p ra y e r th a t th ey ut­
l i e pound;
cauliflower, 75cft/$1.25
alread y a little Im p atie n t
to C alifornia until a method of pack­
tered .
dozen; corn, 25ft/.30c dozen; cucum ­
L est he should lose th e tide, o r th e
ing which shall insure th a t no pest is
Ita ly’s F le e t to A t t a c k .
bers, $lft/;l.25 per sack ; egg-plant, 5
wind m ight sh ift to th e e a stw a rd . Sun-Illum ed and w hite, on th e e a s t­
carried in the w rapping ¡3 adopted.
ern verge of th e o c ta n
garlic,
lOftz 12c per
Rome— It is officially asserted th a t ftz)8c pound;
S q u are b uilt, h e a rty , and stro n g , w ith
The reporta brought back by E. K. Italy has notified the powers th a t she pound; lettuce, 40ft/85c per dozen;
G leam ed th e d e p a rtin g sail, like a
an od o r of o cean about him.
Cranes, superintendent of the S tate will send a fleet to a tta ck Sm yrna and hothouse lettuce, $ 1.25ft/1.75 per
m a rb le slab In a g ra v e y a rd ;
S p eak in g w ith th is one and th a t, and
insectary, who returned from the is­
B urled bei ea th It lay for ev er all hope
Salonika if o ther m assacres of Italian s box; peppers, 6ft/6c pound; radishes,
cram m in g le tte r s and p a rc e ls
lands recently, indicated th a t strin ­
of escaping.
should occur like those reported by 12Jc dozen; sprouts, 8c per pound; to­
Into his p o ck ets cap acio u s, and m es­
gent precautions are necessary.
Lo! as th ey tu rn e d to d ep art, th ey
consuls to have taken place on the matoes, 40</75c per box.; caarots,
sag es m ingled to g e th e r
saw th e form of an Indian,
H odjas railw ay on the boundary be­ $1.25 per sack; turnips, $1; beets,
In to his n arro w b rain , till a t lAst he
S c h o o n e r O ls o n L o st.
W atch in g th em from th e h ill; but
tw een Syria and E gypt. The consul's $1.75.
w as wholly b ew ildered.
San Francisco ■
— The four-m asted rep o rt stated th a t 30 Italian laborers
w hile th ey sp a k e w ith each o th er.
Hops— 1911 crop, 33 /«. 35c; olds,
N earer th e bo at stood Alden. w ith one
schooner Oliver J. Olson, lum ber laden w ere m assacred a t K erak, Syria, d u r­ nominal.
P o in tin g w ith o u ts tre tc h e d h an d s, and
foot p laced on th e gunw ale,
from G ray’s H arbor to Guayam as, was ing October. General V alleric has been
sa y in g . “L o o k !’’ he had v anished.
Wool— E astern Oregon. 9ft/ 16c per
O ne still firm on th e rock, and ta lk in g
blown ashore a t ('ape Fatso, Ix>wer entrusted w ith the e n tire work of or­ pound, according to sh rin k ag e; v al­
So th ey re tu rn e d to thi lr ho m es; but
a t tim es w ith th e sailo rs,
C alifornia, during the recent h u rri­ ganizing the forces occupying Tripoli. ley. 15ft/.17c p e r pound; m ohair,
A lden lingered a little .
S eated e re c t on th e th w a rts, all read y
cane in Southern w aters, according to The cost is estim ated at $6,000,000.
M using alone on
th e
sh o re,
and
choice, 35fti 37c.
and ea g e r for sta rtin g .
advices received here by the owners,
w atch in g th e w ash of th e billow s
C a ttle —Choice steers, $5.25ft/5.50;
He. too. was e a g e r to go. and th u s
Olson & Mahony, of th is city. C aptain
Round th e base of th e rock, and the
good, $5.10(9)5.20; fa ir,
$4.75ft/ 5;
Navy B and W re c k e d .
put an end to his an g u ish .
C. W. Stream and his crew of 10 men
sp a rk le and flash of th e su n ­
San Francisco— Run down by s g a s­ medium, $4.50ft/:4.75; poor, $3.75ft/
T h in k in g to fly from d esp air, th a t
escaped, but the vessel »s a total loss, i oline launch a c u tte r from the flagship 4.50; choice cows. $4 .26/0 4.60; fair.
sh in e.
sw ifte r th an keel is o r can v as.
The schooner encountered the same I C alifornia, o f the Pacific fleet, which $4ft/4.15; common. $2.50/03.50; ex­
L ike th e s p irit of God. movlftg visibly
T h in k in g to d row n in th e se a th e
storm which forced the Panam a liner was re tu rn in g to the ship w ith 35 tra choice spayed h e ife rs $4.40/1/4.60;
o v er th e wa te rs.
g h o st th a t would rise and p u rsu e
City of Panam a, to re tu rn to th is port m em bers of the band aboard, was up­ choice heifers, $4.25/04.40; choice
(T O B E C O N T I N U E D . )
him.
to refit.
set in the bay and J. R. Charlie, one bulls. $3.50/1/3.75; good, $2.75/./ 3;
But as he gazed on th e crow d, he be­
T he H idden P u rp o se
of the bandsmen, w as drowned. Roats common. $2/</2.50; choice calves,
held th e form of P riscilla
A young lie u te n a n t from a New
F is h e r A p p o in t s B r o o k s .
from the fleet rescued all the other $7.25ft; 7.50; good, $7/07.75; com­
S tan d in g d ejected am ong them , u n co n ­ York reg im en t su rv ey ed th e T ex as
W ashington, D. C .—S ecretary of men, but th e ir instrum ents, valued a t mon, $ lft/5; choice stags, $4.50/9)
scio u s of all th a t w as passing.
scen ery gloom ily and reflected upoe
the Interior F isher has selected Alfred several thousand dollars, w ere lost. 4.75; good, $4.25/04.50.
Fixed w ere h e r ey es upon his, a s If his g reat d ista n c e from th e lig h ts of
Hogs-
Choice
lig
h
t
hogs.
$7.40«/
H. Brooks, for ten years geologist in The band had taken p a rt in the recep­
she divined his In ten tio n .
B roadw ay
T he sm o k e from a sm elt-
7.50; good to choice, $7ftt7.25; fair,
charge of all work in Alaska, to suc­ tion to President T a ft a t Oakland.
Fixed w ith a look so sad. so rep ro a ch
ei and he sw irling sand from th e low
ceed A. W illard H ayes as geologist in
$6.75(07; common. $6ft/6.50.
ful.
Im
ploring
and
p
a
tie
n
t.
lying h ills had spoiled th e lie u te n a n t's
M a d a r o la C o n c ilia t o r y .
Sheep — Choice y earling w ethers,
chief o f the geological survey.
The
T h a t w ith a su d d en rev u lsio n hla d isp o sitio n
“T ell m e." said an ed ito r
$3.26ftz 3.60;
choice S tan d in g D ejected. U nco n scio u s of All.
appointm ent will be m ade im m ediate­
Mexico C ity D esirious apparently coarse wool,
h e a rt recoiled from Its p u rp o se
from El Paso, i s n ’t th e re som e hid­
ly upon the arrival here of Mr. Brooks, of conciliating all factions, F. I. Ma- y earling w ethers, east of m ountains«
As
from
th
e
verg
e
of
a
crag,
w
h
ere
den p u rp o se behind th is m obilizationT "
$2.75ft/3; H eard and re p e a te d th e so u n d , th e slg
who is retu rn in g from Alaska.
Mr. dem has issued a m anifesto declaring $30/3.25; choice ewes.
one ste p m ore Is d estru ctio n .
'T h e re Is. replied th e lieu ten an t.
nal gun of d e p a rtu re !
Brooks is a native o f M ichigan and he will accept for vice president any choice lambs. $3.75*/4; choice year-
S
tra
n
g
e
la
th
e
h
e
a
rt
of
m
an,
w
ith
Its
‘W e s r e going to fo rce Mexico to ta k e
has been in the geological service of one of the three candidates, even Dr. Ings. $3.50/1/3.76; good to choice All! b u t w ith louder ech o es replied
quick,
m
y
ste
rio
u
s
In
stin
c
ts!
oack T ex as."
th e h e a r ts of th e people!
lam bs, $3.50/1/3.76; culls, $2.60ft/ 3.
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