Washington County news., August 07, 1903, Page Page Five, Image 5

T H E W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y N E W S , F O R E S T G R O V E, OR., A U G U S T 7, 1903.
of welcome, her reedy sym pathy, her
How w as ane to live w ithout Norni.u.
loving, jealous w atch over bis belong­
her knight, her husband. her Norm:.:
ings, h er quick, helpful in terest in his
W hat w ere those petty differences I .
aim s and his am bitions.
aide the sound of Ills tender voice an
Too late, too late!
the clasp of his strong arm ?
H ad she w ondered fran tic ally why
Suddenly a wave of wild w r th i;|
he h ad not come to h e r aid?
rose In her like a consum ing tlau.t
W as she a t th e very m om ent even
Luckily she had not cried out. Peril;; p
w ondering nnd w aitin g ? W as he to the man had not seen her or deour-i
b
ring
succor
or
revenge?
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th a t she had not seen hint. The littL
T h e responsibility w as aw ful. H ow revolver w hich Norm an had taugl.t lie;
E dU iin L . ~/~abin
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best nnd su rest to carry out the mission to use w as In the top d ru w er of l ei
pu t upon him ? H e w as eager to e x ­
Silently she began a pur
O rpurieht. 1901, by f.V tirm L . S a b in Q pose him self to any risk provided th a t chiffonier.
poseful retreut, her face tu rn ed to w an
it enabled him to a tta in his goni. A
her unseen enemy, h er ear« w ary. I
g re a t th irst for vengeance perm eated
w as th e re tre a t of a tigress beivf
ORMAN
PAT.E
reluctantly him, b u rn in g into h is m arrow .
th a t seeks but a vantage point for i
rolled from neneath th e cov­
furious leap. Vengeance, not safe;}
ers and w ith his feet groped
W hen, incapable longer o f b earin g w as her end.
on the floor beside th e bed for h e r p a rt in the exchange of words, yet
his b a th slippers. The rain w as failing disd ain in g to show how th e ra p ie r
A lthough w hile thin k in g Pape hut
furiously, u is! th e w ind seem ed to be th ru s ts had w ounded her, Mrs. P age
increasing. Annoyed by th e conscious­ had hotly fled to h er room, d raw in g the been listening, listening to appreliem
ness th a t n p arlo r window w as up, he portieres behind her, she had flung h e r­ th e least Indication of the w here
hud iain as long ns he had d ared, hop­ self on h er bed to find refuge in p a s ­ abouts of his m ysterious opponent, la
ing th a t the storm would slacken and sio n ate tears. T hen, fearin g lest her had heard nothing save the dash of flu
drops. The silence w as brim m ing w ltl
relieve hlui of th e necessity of rising.
possibilities.
He m ust not open 111
E ven had not th is duty o f sh u ttin g
door, for this would betray him. Tie
w indow s devolved upon him by right,
night covered him like a velvet pall
he w as quite c ertain th a t to n ig h t he
and, shrouded in his red robe, he wn>
m ust be the one to a tte n d to th e m a t­
as invisible as w as his antagonist.
te r or it would not be atten d ed to at
D oubtless the other also w as listen
all. A ssuredly his w ife w ould not be­
Ing, peering, planning. Wns he stc. I
s tir herself a fte r the w ords of th e pre­
ing n earer ".¡id n earer until he might
ceding evening. H ardly!
grapple, or w as he crouching, prepared
W hile lying aw ak e be had gone over
to shoot as soon as his senses should
an d over th e tilings th a t bad been said
guide
him ever so little? Amid tii<
—tlie assertions, th e rejoinders, the
storm a pistol shot would spread
reckless th reats. H e sm iled grim ly.
abroad no alarm .
Yes, m isunderstandings had accu m u ­
Page fnneied th a t he could detect tin
lated and now had culm inated. W hich­
gradual upprouch of Ids ruthless foe.
ever w as th e more to blam e—an d of the
H is faculties w ere concentrated null!
tw o it w as not he—It w as b e tte r th a t
it seemed th a t Ills head m ust crack
they cease association; se p arate for a
from the stress.
tim e a t least. H e w as sensitive an d she
The effort wns futile.
w as sensitive; he w as proud an d she
Oh, for a chance to p u t him self upon
w as proud; he w as stubborn and she
an equal footing! Only give him some-
w as stubborn; discord w as caused by I
thing w ith w hich to kill. kill, kill! 11 is
m ere trifles, yet trifles w hich appeared !
heavy cane w as In tlie opposite com a.,
Insurm ountable.
A fierce longing to clutch it possess si
So finally had come the p a rtin g o f the
him.
w ays. H e would go on by one patli
He started to w ith d raw his finger:
an d she would go by another. H e
from the knob.
w ould not u tte r a w ord of p ro test or
A nother lightning flash so brillkin’
appeal. H e could live w ithout her, he
and unexpected th a t it blinded 1 hi) as
reflected angrily; he had lived th u s for
w ith a w hite hot Iron. C rash—the
m any y ears before he m et her. and he
thunder peal close follow ing nnd ja r
sim ply would drop into his old bache­
ring, echoing, fading aw ay until sub
lor role.
merged by the pelting spears!
Now he found his slippers. H is soles
‘‘Norman!"
invested, he stood, and. lifting his bath
Page’s h eart wns jum ping, und Ids
robe from the foot of th e bed, w here he
ears thum ped painfully.
had throw n it upon retiring, he w ra p ­
“Norman, is th a t you?”
ped it around him. He began to ad ­ T H E LIO H TX IN O SK E TC H ED T H E F IG U R E
H elen's voice! H elen w as alive, u n ­
vance cautiously, fo r the blackness w as
O F A MAN.
harm ed! The shackles of fear that
m urky, and he could not see an Inch. hu sb an d m ight approach nnd h e a r her, bound him w ere sh attered Instantly.
H ow ever, his route w as com paratively a b ru p tly she had stifled h e r sobs nnd
“Yes. pet; I'm coming.” lie answ ered
stra ig h t a n d unobstructed, an d he had had begun to undress.
Recklessly bold, he strode resolutely
in his mind a clea r p icture of th e posi­
All h e r w om anhood w as in revolt. In the direction of the dresser, hastily
tion of the articles of fu rn itu re in his H e r hu sb an d had been d etestable; he sw ept his hands over the top. seized a
room and in the parlor.
h ad been b ru ta l; he h ad u tte re d th in g s m atch and applied It to the gas. The
H e did not catch a sound from his th a t she never w ould have believed he broad Jet leaped into life. and. clutch­
w ife’s cham ber, th e o th er side of the could, nnd she had been led into a s­ ing the sm oldering m atch. P age stared
portieres. She m ight be aw ak e an d lis­ sertio n s now keenly re p u g n an t to her. w ith all his eyes a t the spot w here he
ten in g for him to move, bu t of course Oh, he w as so irrita tin g , so m asterful, had descried th e man.
she w ould not indicate it. O r possibly so unreasonable!
And thereupon
He saw only the pale face of his
she w as not aw ake. W ith a little tu g ­ th ronged into her tossing mind re to rt w ife above her raglan coat.
ging of his h eartstrin g s, he recalled a fte r re to rt w hich sb* m ight have
“Oh, Norm an. I-was so frig h te n e d ! I
th a t she m ust have sobbed h e rself into m ade, b u t w hich she had not th o u g h t got up to sh u t the w indow , and the
ex h au stio n nnd sleep.
o f in tim e.
She crep t into bed an d softly cried
H an d s o u tstretch ed to w arn him of
im m ediate obstacles, he proceeded u n ­ afresh . These w ere not an g ry t^ars,
til he encountered th e w all and, s k irt­ b u t te a rs from th e d ep th s of a desolate
in g it, in an in s ta n t more had reached h eart. T h u s a t last her m arried life
th e door to th e hall.
He fum bled had gone th e w ay of so m any other
blindly for th e knob.
H is fingers m arried lives of w hich she had read
clasped it, and he tw isted it carefully. nnd heard. The prophecies of cynical
H is irresistib le desire to avoid noise did and im bittered acq u ain tan ces had come
not spring on account of his w ife ex ­ tru e —th a t she w ould discover she had
actly. bu t somehow he w as seized w ith loved th e ideal a n d had m arried the
an Inexplainable d read of noises am id real. T he d ream s of h e r girlhood had
th a t inky quiet, a q uiet only inten si­ been beaten to death .
W eil, a s an end to th e bickerings w el­
fied by the rain an d th e low rum ble of
a rtille ry as th e
tem pest legions com e th e separation. She w ould prove
m arched ndown th e horizon. Covering to him th a t she w as not dependent
th e ir w ith d raw al, upon th e field of b a t­ upon him , not in th e slightest. She
tle behind them th e floods w ere de­ w ould a n sw e r defiance w ith defiance.
W orn o u t by h e r turm oil of rese n t­
scending in to rren ts.
Suddenly b u rst fo rth a vivid flash of m en t nnd grief, she snnk nsleep. She
lightning. I t sketched to P ag e th e fig­ aw ak en ed w ith a stn rt, sittin g up in
u re of a m an. upright, a few y a rd s on bed. every nerve on th e alert. A th u n ­
his left. D arkness, dense, im p en etra­ d ersto rm w ns over th e city. How long
it had been in pro g ress she did not
ble, ruled again.
I t w as as if in fro n t of his eye an know , b u t w ind an d rain combined
in stan tan eo u s cam era sh u tte r had w ere lash in g roof an d pane. T he a t­
opened and closed, leaving an im age m osphere w as su rch arg ed w ith elec­
tricity . She w as q u iv erin g ; a w eight
indelibly fixed on th e retina.
S tunned Into an icy horror, not s h ift­ seem ed to be upon her.
As she endeavored to collect her scat
ing a muscle, his hand upon th e door
knob. P age stood and strain ed his ears. tered senses her th o u g h ts flew to the
N othing m et them save th e irreg u lar, p arlo r w indow . She m ust go and shut
it. fo r th e rain w as from th a t direction.
gusty beat of th e rain.
E v ery th in g th a t he had lately read N orm an w ould not do It. and she would
in th e new s of th u g s and h o u seb reak ­ die ra th e r th a n ask him, much ns sh>
ers rushed upon him. The slightest sh ra n k a t th e trip thro u g h the b ris­
m orsel o f gossip repented to him by ills tlin g darkness. D raw in g on her fleecy j
tim id w ife recurred to him in a gasp. house slippers, she th re w a b o u t her th e [
R ecent nights had been ex trao rd in arily first w rap upon w hich she laid h er ,
“ p o o h s w e e t h e a r t !”
prolific of deeds by highw aym en add hands—a raglan coat—and desperately
set
forth.
lightning
showed me you, and I
burglars. Not a p aper but chronicled
N ot a m ovem ent in N orm an's room. ; th o u g h t It w as a b u rg lar until the next
In each edition a shocking list of crimes.
The city w as in th e throes of its y early Surely he w as aw a k e ; he never slept I flash!” she w ailed, reaching out her
arm s and w him pering like a lonesome
a tta c k of hold ups and a ssa u lts and thro u g h a thu n d ersto rm . How cruel in
robberies. Nobody w as exem pt. Even him to stay still and p erm it h er to child.
m ake th e jo u rn ey —she. such a coward!
"P oor sw eeth eart!” he said, spring­
In th a t very block a dw elling bad been
H ow silen t th e house w as in the ing to her and g ath erin g her in his
entered, husband and w ife drugged
m lds^ o f sough o f w ind and rain nnd grasp to kiss her and stroke her hair.
and bound in th e ir beds and th e p rem ­
grow l of th u n d er! A lm ost she w as
H er forehead w as dam p nnd her
ises thoroughly ransacked.
forced inlo speaking to N orm an to ns
cheeks w ere w e t A surge of com pas­
Good God! H ad th is m an already
c ertain if really be w as aw ake. But. sion. reg ret and self reproach welled In
been in H elen's room, and w as he now
no; she never, never would acknowl
hiifAliroat.
pu rsu in g his w ork fu rth e r? Yes. he
edge a need for him.
“ I thought yon w ere killed; I thought
m ust have been In H elen's room and
H ow ever, even h ard in her Indigna­
had Just made ex it through th e por tion. sh e could not help playing the th a t I'd lost my Norrle,” she quavered
piteously, clinging to him.
lieres betw een th e tw o cham bers.
w ife, nnd, m indful th a t her door stuck
“B ut I'm w ith you. you see.” he com­
A nd th a t w as w hy H elen had not an d w as difficult fo open, to avoid rous
forted. gath erin g her still closer.
spoken, moved. She w as not d, 4 -nod
ing him If perchance he w as nsleep she
“And w e'll never be sep arated ?“ she
ly and bitterly still. She w as uncon­ felt for th e portieres nnd passed
scious. dead, or p erh ap s she w as a t the thro u g h In o rd er to reach the ball by appealed.
“Never, dearest,” he w hispered.
w ill of a ruffian, th e co n fed erate o f the the door from hts room.
H e carried her back to her bed nnd
fellow revealed by th e lightning. W hat
She had taken only one or tw o steps With loving hands tucked h er In. Then,
untold to rtu re s she m ight have en­ when. In stan t as a sa b e r stroke, cam e
dured. m ight be enduring! Supposing t flare o f lightning w hich for the fra c ­ kneeling and bending over her. he m ur­
she w ere h arm ed —o r—o r—n ev er to tion o f a second tipped ev erything witti m ured im pulsively;
“D ear, I w as to blam e. I w as m ean
speak again. H ow could he b ear It!
9re and w as sw allow ed up. Brief as it
All those m any th in g s th a t he had was. it gave to h er dazzled eyes th e to you la st”—
“No, no,” she protested quickly. “ I'm
•aid or done and th a t had h u rt h er a s­ glim , »e of a man Ju st on her left, mo­
to sensitive. I wish I w a sn 't.”
sailed him as a life record passes be
tionless. a rrested like herself.
“You’re perfect.” he rem onstrated,
fore a drow ning person. H is Im pa­
A b u rg lar! A desperado! In N or­
alm
ost w ith Indignation.
tience. his fa u lt findings, his selfish
m an’s room! W hat had been happen­
T he assurance In his voice and In his
ness, th e countless acts th a t he bad uu- ing th e re In the n ig h t? W hy w as N or­
grneionsly perform ed for h er and the man so still? And this. then, w as the kiss w as com plete, for w ith a sigh of
countless acts th a t he had a p a th e tic ­ subtle d read w hich had aw akened her happy contentm ent she nestle«! her
head upon Ills arm and w as silent.
ally suffered h er to perform for him — —an in tuition of th e tragedy.
T hus holding her, he rem ained nio-
these w ere the scenes now being b ran d
Ah, could sbe bu t have known! Could
sd on hla brain w ith cruel persistency.
.tie b u t have last evening hack again! tionles* until long a fte r ahe had Taller
W h a t could he do w ithout h er sm ile Could she but have th e last y e a r again! r.sleen and the wind and the rain bad
subsided.
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August 5.—G ale does $10,000 dam ­
ag e to St. L ouis fa ir g rounds an d kills
one and in ju res seven.— C arnegie
gives $2,500,000 in steel tr u s t b o nds tft
his n ative tow n in S cotland fo r th e a ­
te r, public p ark and ed ucation of citi­
zens in h o rticu ltu re .------New York
ju d g e will not n atu ralize a lie n s who
can o n t an sw er all q u estio n s in E ng­
lish.------Phil May, E n g lan d ’s g re a te st
black and w hite a rtis t, dies.------W all
s tre e t has wild day, w ith tw o big fail­
u res and decline in all sto ck s.------
R ailroad lobby in Colom bia try in g to
d efeat P an am a canal rig h t of way
q u its a fte r spending h alf a m illion,
w hen they find th e C entral A m erican
leg islato rs will req u ire ten m illion for
tem p o rary delay. W ill now aw ait
building and tr y to g et fa ir com peti­
tion ra te s from th e ow ners w hen canal
is opened.------6,000 sq u are m iles w ith ­
d raw n for fo re st reserv e in A laska.—
New York steel m agn ate m ak es vain
effort to reach his dying d a u g h te r a t
S an F rancisco, his special tra in cross
ing from ocean to ocean in th re e days
an d 9 hours.------10,000 P itts b u rg build­
e rs resum e w ork.
O regon.— A. & C. earsh o p a t A storia
w ith one locom otive b urned up, loss
$15 ,000.—S ta te p rep arin g to build lad­
d e r for fish to clim b over th e falls a t
O regon City.— E xtension of S um pter
V alley railw ay into G ra n t county
opens up big body of tim b er fo r loca­
tion.------W illam ette
V alley
P ru n e
G row ers’ A ssociation sells a dozen c a r­
loads of p ru n es fo r export a t above
local m ark et.— S e ttle rs ’ low ra te to
c o a st will be re sto red in e a rly fall.—
T w o m ore hold ups in P o rtlan d .
August 6. —S e a ttle crooks ste a l a
q u a rte r ton hotel safe, roll it down an
em bankm ent, and blow it up with
d y n am ite only to be d istu rb ed ju s t as
th e y w ere g e ttin g a t its c o n te n ts.—
C olorado h as d isastro u s sto rm , with
te n inch h ailsto n es, w hich kill sheep
and w reck h o u ses; dam age o v e r $200,-
000.—G orm an says D em ocrats can win
on tariff issue; South w an ts ra c e issu«.
— 250,000 on s trik e in R u ssia; soldiers
b ay o n et and flog strik e rs in to submis-
' sion a t O dessa.— Pope w an ts to b e at
p eace w ith Italian governm ent.
Oregon. — S ta te seeks $4400 in te re st
on funds deposited in d e fu n c t Salem
b an k by ex-S tate T re a su re r M etschan
— U nion county tax p a y e rs o b je c t to
county se a t election, a s co u n ty has
$200,000 debt, w hich would be in ­
creased $45,000, w hile co n stitu tio n al
lim it is $5000.— G ran t co u n ty c a ttle ­
m en fix sheep dead li n e — Salem
s tirre d because b arb ers w an t to charge
5 c en ts for sh av in g neck, b esid es 15
c e n ts for shaving.—Indian w a r v e te r­
an sues s ta te fo r m oney g ra n te d under
leg islativ e a c t w hose ap p ro p riatio n
h a s been exhausted.
A D M IN IS TR A TO R ’S NOTICE.
N otice is h ereb y given th a t th e un­
d ersigned h as been du! - appointed b>
th e C ounty C ourt of th e S ta te o f O re
gon, fo r W ashington County, adm lnis
tr a trix of th e E s ta te of A sa W illiam s
deceased. All perso n s h av in g claims
a g a is t said e s ta te a re hereby required
to p re se n t th e sam e to m e p ro p erlj
verified, as by law required, a t Forest
G rove, O regon, w ithin six
m onths
from th e d ate hereof.
D ated th is 16th day of Ju n e , A. D
1903.
SARAH L. CROW,
A d m in istratrix of th e E s ta te o f
W illiam s, deceased.
Ass
N O T IC E F O It P U B L IC A T IO N .
D rp n rtm p n t o f th e In te rio r, L a n d Office a
O reg o n C ity . O reg o n . J u n e 2t>, 1Po3.
N o tic e la h e re b y g iv en t h a t th e follow ing
n a m e d s e tt le r h a s Sled n o tic e o f bin Intel
tlo n to m ake fin al p ro o f In s u p p o rt o f hi
c la im , an d th a ; s a id p ro o f w ill be mart
b e fo re R e g iste r a n d R eceiv er a t O reg o n C lt;
O reg o n , en A u g u st 4. 1003. v i s : M o"-
M lddnu g h . II. E. No. 14.106. fo r th e s o u tt
e a s t q u a r te r S e c tio n 3. T o w n s h ip 3 n o rth
R a n g e 8 w eat.
H e n am es th e fo llo w in g w itn e s s e s b
p ro v e h is c o n tin u o u s re sid e n c e u p o n an,
c u ltiv a tio n o f s a id la n d , v i s : R ice M or
tlg u e . o f T im b er. O reg o n : R o b ert T Slm i
con. o f B u x to n . O re g o n ; W illia m M ld d au g l
o f P o r tla n d O reg o n : Amo». B ra d s h a w , e
R o asla n d . O regon.
A LG E R N O N S. D R E S S E R , R e g iste r.
A FLASH of j
LIGHTNING5
Forest Grove Hotel
(THE
SLOAN)
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The Pioneer But Up-to-Date.
The Commercial Travel­
ers Headquarters.
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In the Heart of Town.
Good Sample Room.
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Forest Grove
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TheMichigan House
M R S . SA RA H E . C R O W , M a n a g e r
Finest accommodations for commercial travelers. Sample
room on Main street, two doors south of Vert’s hall
Comfortable, Home-Like
and Reasonable
F o r e st G eove
Best Table in Town.
JOHNSON & CO.
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Brick Livery *-
Feed and Sale Stable
F IN E ST RIQS
B EST H O R SE
Sea our adv. in the T. P. A. G uide
KOOD D R IV E R S
D ru m m ers’ tr a d e our specialty.
O ur 'Bus m eets all tra in s. C arries U.
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B aggage and F reig h t Called for and
D elivered.
FO R ES T G R O V r
CORNER MAIN AND PACIFIC A V F .
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A. R. Cornelius
T. N. Cornelius
Special Attention to Commercial Travelers’ Patronage.
Good Servi e, Fair Treatment and
Moderate Kates
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Fashion Livery, Feed and SaleStable
Wagonette to and from all trains. Special conveyances
over the Wilson River Route to Tillamook
at any and all times.
Forest Grove, Oregon