A S S A S S IN N O T C A U G H T .
veyed by two of his acolytes to the ron-
vent gate, and the good-hearted porter
hud not refused him admission, but, on
O f f ic e r » Confident Slayer o f B ro w n li
the contrary, had eagerly given him all
Still in B aker.
the assistance his condition seemed to
Baker C ity, Oct. 4.— Out of the tan-1
re<juire.
While the lepero was gradually regain
ing his Reuses, his comrades asked ques
tions with that caution still peculiar to
night has come the belief that the vic
their Mexican nature. The sister-porter
tim met death at the hands o f members
was a worthy woman, endowed with a
cf tire W estern Federation of Miners
ry small stock of brains, and fond of
fur apparent in fid elity to the Federa
talking. On finding this opportunity to
tion. OHicers and detectives working
indulge in her favorite employment, she
on the trail of the murderer say they
was easily h*d on. and, almost of her own
have evidence that Brown was paid I
C H A P T E R X X I I . — (Continued.)
it is my g-.vatest desire to see her escape accord, told all she knew, not suspecting
Federation mouey to testify in behalf |
the harm she did.
Without speaking» the sister made thc\ from her persecutor.”
When the three leperos had drawn all Officers Suspect Several Baker City of Adams and do other work for the 1 J u r y O u t Fourteen Minutes— Ju d g e
visitor a sign to follow her, and led them
“ I am thoroughly convinced of that,
miners. H is relations w ith tire foes
to the parlor where we have already taken madam ; thi t is why, feeling persuaded of they could out of the sister-porter, they
Refused to Give Instructed
C h a r a c t e r s and A r re s ts Will
' o i the Federation are supposed to have
the reader, and where the, abbess was your good feeling towards your charge, hastened to leave the convent. Just as
Verdict of Not Guilty.
aroused
suspicion
and
marked
him
for
Follow in Du e T im e .
waiting for them.
I ask you to tell me what authority you they emerged into the street, they found
slaughter.
“ I had the honor, madam,” M. Rallier require in order to give her up to me.”
themselves face to face with No Carnero,
So much for the murder m tiv e . As
■aid, with a respectful bow\ “ to send you
“ I cannot, senor, allow Dona Anita to the general’s capataz, whom his master
for capturing the rnurde er, not much
___
yesterday by one of my servants, a letter, quit this convent without a perfectly reg had sent on a tour of discovery. They
Boise,
Oct. 3.— United States Senator
Baker C ity, Or., Oct. 5.— A network
in which I informed you of this morn ular order, signed by Monseigneur the ran up to him, and in a few words told
progress seems to have been made. The
,
acquitted of the
of facts and circumstances is weaving to
Archbishop of Mexico, who alone has the him what had happened.
ing’s visit.”
assassin left as a clew on ly his smell in
*
encourage
the
belief
that
the
officers
charge
of
conspiring
to
defraud the gov
“ Yes, caballero,” she at once answered, right to command here, and whom I am
This was grave, and the capataz trem
the earth where he lay to put th edyna
“ I duly received this letter, and your sis compelled to obey.”
bled inwardly at the revelation, for he un are follo w in g closely the dynam ite mur m ite w ire, and the sm ell is growing ernment of valuable Idaho tim b er land.
ter Helena is ready to go away with you,
“ And if I had that order, madam, all derstood the terrible danger by which his derers of H arvey K . B iown. Indica fainter, so that it w ill probably not The case was submitted w ithout argu-
whenever you express the wish.
Still your scruples would be removed?”
friends were menaced. But Carnero was tions point more strongly than ever to
further lead the bloodhounds.
! ment on the part o f the defense, and
permit me to make one request of you.”
a clever man, and at once made up his Fedeiation radicals as the assassins.
“ Yes, all. senor.”
But because the dogs picked up the ,
'
, t ,
.
Th eir m otive seems to have been to
“ Speak, madam, and if I can be of
“ You would have no further difficulty mind to his course of action.
fresh scent yesterday and because the " ie i ury "t*” ouB i"s t long enough to
destroy
a
man
w
h
o
they
thought
was
any service to you, believe me, that I in allowing Dona Anita to depart?”
He greatly praised the leperos for the
county ja il was visited in tire ear y take one ballot. The verdict was greet*
■hall eagerly seize the opportunity.”
“ I would deliver her to you at once, skill they had displayed in discovering playing them double, or whose fate daik Thursday morning by tw o men ed w ith cheers and applause, whloh the
the secret, put some piastres into their would bo a warning to a ll foes of the
“ I know not, caballero, how to explain senor.”
seeking to bribe tire lone prisoner to court officials made no effort to restrain.
myself, for what I have »to say to you is
“ Since ti at is the case, madam, I will hands, and sent them off to the general, Federation who have not “ had the fear
This demonstration in the courtroom
^ realJy so strange that I fear lest it should ask you to lo so, for I have brought you with the recommendation, which was of tiod put in th eir hearts,” as the poison the dogs or cut their throats,
served only us a beginning.
As soon
the assassin is thought to be near by.
most necessary, to make all possible miners have often expressed it.
cell up a smile to your lips. Although that order.”
as the news reached the outside, bells
“ You tpve it?” she said, with undis speed. Then, in his turn, he began prowl
Dona Helena has only been a few months
The network of evidence is tigh ten
were rung ami the city file departm ent
ing round the convent, and especially the ing around several local characters who
J A P A N E S E P O U R I N G IN .
in our convent, she has made herself so guised de Tight.
made a speetueulai run through the
beloved by all her companions, through
“ Here it is,” he answered, as he took carriage, which Curumilla made no diffi are known to be Federation extremists.
her charming character, that her depart a paper from his pocketbook and handed culty iu letting him approach, for the That they know they ate suspected is Hu n dred s C ro s s in g International B o r principal streets, stopping eyentually
at the Idanha hotel, where M r. Borah,
reader will doubtless have guessed that
ure is an occasion of mourning fo f all of it to her.
realized by the detectievs and otlieers.
der from C anada.
surrounded by several hundred of his
She opened' it at once, and eagerly pe the animosity the Indian had on several
us.”
Considerable
evidence
lias
been
gather
o'ccasions evinced for the capataz, was
Bellingham , W ash., Oct. 4.— As a re friends ami fellow citizens, was escort-
“ You render me very happy and very rused it.
ed,
but
not
enough
yet
for
arreets.
“ Ob, no,” she continued, “ Dona Anita pretended, and that they were ■perfectly
proud by speaking thus of my sister,
sult of investigations by D. B. Babcock, ed. A brass band appeared as if by
Thursday night a gunshot encounter
good friends when nobody could see or
is free, and I will----- ”
madam.”
a special agent of the United States magic, ami, as the senator reached the
between the sh eriff-a n d bold charac
“ One moment, madam,” he interrupt hear them.
“ This praise is only the expression of
Treasury department, sent to Vancou hotel steps, played “ H ail to the C h ief.”
The capataz skillfully profited by the ters, the night before an attem pt to ver when the anti-Japanese riots oc The streets about the hotel were block-
the strictest truth, caballero. W e are all ed her, “ have you carefully read the or
k
ill
the
bloodhounds
in
the
county
jail
confusion
created
in
the
crowd
by
the
der
I
h
id
the
honor
of
giving
you?”
really most grieved to see her leave us
curred, a force of Uncle Sam’ s officials ed by the cheering throng, whose shouts
carriage entering the convent, to throw and threats to dem olish it— these oc w ill be installed at the international m ingled with the screech of the tire en
“ Yes, sir.”
thus. Still I should not have ventured
in,
unperceived,
the
paper
M.
Rallier
had
currences
are
causing
the
people
of
Ba
“ In tJant case be kind enough to allow
thus to make myself the interpreter of
boundary line tc keep back the scores gine whistles and the clang of trolley
our regrets were there not a very strong the young ladies to put on secular cloth found. Certain now that his friends would ker county to wonder each day if the of Japanese who are daily mossing into |car hells. Mr. Borah thanked his hear-
be
on
their
guard,
he
went
off
in
his
turn,
reason that renders it almost a duty to ing, and, is their departure must be kept
night w ill bring forth another deed of
ere for their demonstration and the con
the Uniteli States.
secret, al ow jny carriage to enter the after recommending the spies he left be terror.
speak to you.”
Babcock was sent to Vancouver post fidence they reposed iu him throughout
fore
the
convent
to
keep
up
a
good
watch,
,
“ I am listening, madam, though I can front courtyard.”
The assertion of M r. Li Hard that he
“ What must J say, though, to the and walked in the direction of the Plaza paid Federation money to Brown for haste from Washington, D. C., to in the trial.
guess beforehand what you are going to
Mr. Borah held an impromptu recep
vestigate and report on the im m igra
young lnrt.-s guardian? I am going to Mayor.
■ay to me.”
his testim ony in the Adams trial and
tion situation and the results of the tion in the Court room and another in
A t the corner of the Calle de Plateros
see him to-day.”
She looked at him in surprise.
that Brown was in the service o f the
riots. Q uietly he has been carrying the lobby of tho hotel, wheie he was
“ Gain time; tell him that you may he saw a mjin standing in front of a pul
“ You guess!
Oh, it is impossible,
Federation is borne out by Clarence
W herever
out his commission. N ex t week he w ill called upon for a speech.
The capataz entered the pul
succeed in getting her to consent to the quería.
•cnor,” she exclaimed,
Harrow, legal counsel for the Federa
projected marriage, but, on the condition quería and let fall a piastre which rolled
return to W ashington.
H e was sur lie went during the evening he was
ilf
The Frenchman smiled.
tion
oiliciuls,
and
by
H
aywood
that
the
prised to find that huudieds of Japan cheered ami congratulated, the verdict
“ My sister Dona Helena, as Is gen- that it be deferred for eight and forty to the foot of the man standing in the* miners regarded him as a friend.
But
ese had w ron gfu lly ciossed the inter apparently being a most popular one
* «rally the case in converts, has chosen hours. In forty hours, madam, General doorway. The latter stooped, picked up
this
is
not
believed
as
a
sure
sign
that
national boundary aud were countinu- throughout the community.
• * one of her companions, whom she loves Guerrero will not come to claim the hand the coin, and restored it to its owner,
and the capataz walked out, doubtless sat the Federation did net desire B rown’ s ing to do so.
Events moved fast on the last day of
^ more dearly than the others, and made of Dona Anita.”
isfied and cautiously continued his way. murder.
W hen court met In the
Kk her her intimate friend. Is such the case,
The Am erican Im m igration office did the trial.
A new witness to the tall-wom an epi
On reaching the plaza again, the man of
C H A PTE R X X III.
\ madam?”
its duty so far as possible, hut there morning, Judge W hitson announced
The abtrss, who understood the impor the pulquería, who was probably going sode was found tonight in Miss Navorm was no hindrance to foreigners in any that ho would overrule the motion cf
j '
“ How do you know it?”
tance of a speedy conclusion, left her the same road as himself, was at his M ille r, w ho passed the kimono man 10
number taking not on ly an under the defense foi an instructed verdict of
lie continued, with a sm ile:
visitors in the parlor, and, in order to heels.
minutes before the explosion.
The
“ Now, this young lady, so beloved not
*lBelhumeur?” the capataz asked in same man was seen by Mrs. Browtt a ground, but an aboveground, broad day net guilty.
avoid any misunderstanding, herself un
A only by Helena but by you, madam, and
M r. Borah thereupon took the stand
light, route and walking across the
dertook to fetch the two young ladies, a low voice, without turning round.
little w h ile later and a few minutes be-
■II your community, is a gentle, kind,
“ Eh?” the other answered in the same fore the discharge; also by Mrs. Homig, boundary in the shelter of friendly in his own behalf and gave his expla
after giving a lay sister orders to call
j loving girl, who, in consequence of a great
woods.
Now a big staff of guards is to nation of the m atter which the govern
the carriage into the first courtyard.
key.
who remarked to her husband that a
'misfortune, became insane, but whom
be placed at Blaine and an efficient ment attorneys urged us tending to con
“ The general knows the affair at the
The leave-taking was short, for there
woman
was
outside
who
walked
and
your tender care has restored to reason.
nect him w itli an alleged conspiracy.
was no time to lose in vain cumplimenta. convent; if you do not make haste, Don looked like a m an; and by H . S. Ged- patrol system undertaken.
Still, you keep the latter fact a profound
Official figures shew that 1,000 Japan His testimony whb a denial o f any
The young ladies drew down their veils, Martial, Don Antonio and the two ludies
| gecrot’ before all from her guardian.
des, a plum ber.
ese have come to the United States knw olidge of fraud and a brief, clear
ami proceeded to the court}ard under will be attacked on the road while going
who, not contented with having stripped
guidance of the abbess.
The carriage to the quinta; warn your friend, for
from Vancouver in the
last three cut statement of all his acts as general
I her of her fortune, now* insists of robbing
had been drawn as close as possible to there is not a moment to lose.”
months. O f this number at least half counsel (or the Barlier Lumber com
LA N E R E F U S E S IM M U N ITY .
her of her happiness by forcing her tb
When
he
turned
back,
Bélhumeur
txd
the cloister**, and the court was entirely
have dodged the officers nt Blaine and pany. The senator w as cross examined
marry him.”
deserted, only the abbess, the sister por disappeared; the Canadian with his char
at some length and as soon as this was
w rongfully entered this country.
t “ Señor, señor,” the abbess exclaimed, ter, and a confidential nun witnessing the acteristic agility was already running in S o u th e rn Pacific Official N ot Allowed
over the defense rested.
■s she rose from her scat, with an aston departure.
the direction of Valentine’s house. As
to T e ll o f Rebates.
There being no evidence to rebut, the
ishment blended with terror, “ who are
C
O
N
V
I
C
T
I
O
N
S
U
R
E
.
As the Frenchman opened the door of for the capataz, as he was in no par
San Francisco, Oct. 5.— An unsuc
government also closed, and argument
you that you know so many things of the carriage a piece of paper lying on ticular hurry, he quietly walked back to
which I believed the whole world ignor the seat caught his eye. He seized it the general’s, where he found his master cessful effort was made by Attorney G o v e rn m e n t Has A m ple P r o o f o f Re was begun after the luncheon recess.
Peter F. Dunne, of the Southern Pacific
Si>ecial Assistant Attorney General R.
ant?”
without being seen, and hid it in the hol in a furious passion with all his people,
bates by S . P.
railw ay, tc have C hief Traffic Agent
R . Kush, of Omaha, opened for the gov
... “ Who am I. niadara? the brother of low of his hand. After kissing the good and more particularly with himself.
Ban Francisco, Oct. 4.— John H . ernment, and, when he had concluded
By an accident, too portentous not to Luce placed on the stand yesterday at.
Helena, that is to say, a man in whom abbess for the last time, the young ladies
you can place the most entire confidence.” took the lack seat, and Don Martial tha have been arranged beforehand, not one the close of the taking o f testim ony by M arble, one of the attornys represent a two-hours’ address, the defense an
Commissioner ing the Federal governm ent in the in nounced that no argument would lie
front, as did M. Rallier, after previously of his horses could be mounted; three Interstate Commerce
W “ Go on, caballero.”
& “ The guardian of Dona Anita, either whispering to the coachman, that is, to were foundered, four others had been bled, Lane. The com missioner made his rea vestigation being conducted in this city made on behalf of Mr. Botah. Both
that he has suspicion, or for some other Curumilla, two Indian words, to which and the last three were without shoes. In sons for doing so plain.
by Interstate Com met ce Commissioner prosecution mid presiding judge were
‘ I f M r. Luce was placed on the Franklin K . Lane into the subject of surprised by this move, and the latter
motive, wrote to you yesterday, ordering he replied by a sinister grin. Then, at a the midst of this the capataz arrived
you to prepare her to marry him within signal from the abbess, the convent gates with a look of alarm, which only height stand,” he said, “ it m ight raise the secret railroad rebates and other abuses, ordered a reeess of an bout in which to
twenty-four hours. Since the receipt of wore opened, and the carriage started at ened his master’s passion. Carnero pru question of im m unity. I t would lie said today that tfie officials have suffi pre|iare his instructions.
J this fatnl letter. Dona Anita has been full speed, drawn by six powerful mules. dently allowed the general’s fury to grow Im proper and inexpedient at this tim e cient evidence to convict officials of the
Iu these he tcld the jurors the c ir
It was about seven o’clock in the morn a little calm, and then answered him.
plunged in the deepest despair, a despair
to give M r. Luce the bonefit of immun Southern Pacific Railroad company of cumstances depended upon to connect
He proved to him in the first place
further heightened by the sudden depart ing. The fugitives— for we can give them
it y .”
such violation in at least 50 cases, i t an accused |>erson w ith a conspiracy
ure of my sister, the only friend in whose no other name— galloped in silence for that he would commit a serious act of im
M r. Dunne said that M r. Luce could is understood the m atter w ill be re must p rin t exclusively to guilt.
If
prudence
by
himself
starting
in
purtuit
the
first
tm
or
fifteen
minutes,
when
the
? arms she can safely reveal her heart’s
com plete the explanation of the special ferred to the Washington authorities they were inconsistent, it was the duty
of
the
fugitives
in
the
present
state
of
af
Frenchman
gently
touched
his
compan
|rsecrets.
Did you not receive a visit
or inside rates which had been p a rtially very shortly, and that United States nf the jury to acquit.
A conviction,
■«yesterday from Don Serapio de la ion’s shoulder, and offered him the paper fairs, and especially on the eve of a pro-
made by J. C. Stubbs, and pleaded at District Attorney D evlin w ill be asked Judge W h itson declared, could not be
nunciaraento
which
was
about
to
decide
he
had
found
in
the
carriage.
Honda?”
M r. to present the facts to the F’ ederal found upon suspicious circumstances.
his fortunes. Then he remarked to him length that he should l>e sworn.
“ Read,” he said.
r ftj
“ Yes, that gentleman deigned to visit
Mr. M arble called atten It was not sufficient, the court held,
The paper only contained two words, that six peons, commanded by a resolute Lane declined to adm inister the oath. grand jury.
me a few moments before I received the
Another sensational incident o f the tion to today’s testim ony of J. C. that a man should he shown to have
man, would be sufficient to conquer two
fatal letter to which you have referred.” hurriedly written in pencil:
men probably badly armed, and, in addi hearing occurred when John D illon, Stubbs, assistant freight agent of the corruptly engage in it, an to have had
“ Take care.”
“ Did not Don Serapio, on leaving you,
“ Oh, oh,” the Tigrero exclaimed, turn tion, shut up in a carriage with two la one o f the chiefs of the M ille r & Lux Southern Pacific, who showed the dis- guilty knowledge of its objects.
say these words: ‘ Be kind enough to in-
dies, whom they would not expose to the corporation, asked for perm ission to crim in tion and rebate's in favor o f the
* form Dona Anita that a friend is watch- ing pale, “ what does this mean?”
The ju ty was out 14 m inutes. Dur
“ It means that in spite of our precau risk ©f being killed. These reasons being take the star’ d so as to amend his testi large shippers.
Ing over her; that this friend has al-
ing this tim e no one left the court
good,
the
general
listened
and
yielded
to
Í ready given her unequivocal proofs of the tions, or perhaps on account of them,
mony. H e then said he got a reduc
“ W hen it comes to favoring the room, a verd ict o f “ not g u ilty ” having
interest he takes in her happiness, and for in these confounded affairs a man them.
tion on the published rate on ludKl large
shipper
and
discrim inating been freely predicted and expected after
“ Very good,” he said; “ Carnero, you
that, on t!.? day when she again sees the never knows how to act in order to de
shipments since the Hepburn act.
against
the
smaller
shipper
conditions a very brief deli iteration. As soon as
A
Franciscan monk, to whom she confessed ceive the persons he fears, we are dis are one of my oldest servants, and to you
‘ And I must say,” he added, “ this are worse in California than anywhere the words ‘ ‘ not g u ilty ” fe ll from the
once before, all her misfortunes will be covered, and probably have spies at our I entrust the duty of bringing back my influenced me to g ive the interstate
else in the United States,” said Mr. lips of the clerk ihe cheering broke
nice*.”
heels.”
ended?’ ”
businees to the Southern P acific.”
M arble.
“ I do not see how it is possi forth. A t its conclusion the judge
( T a be continued.)
“
And
what
will
become
of
the
young
“ Yes, Don Serapio did utter
those
A fte r hearing evidence cf other sh ip ble for the sm aller concerns to exist at sligh tly reprimanded the audience for
ladies
in
the
event
of
a
dispute?”
words.”
pers, several of whom adm itted teceiv- a ll under the circumstances.”
“ im proper conduct,” but said he would
“ In the event of a fight, you mean, for
E c l i p s e In M i d o c e a n .
“ Well, madam, I am sent to you, not
ing rebates on shipments w ith in the
not attem pt to punish anyone for con
there will be an obstinate one, I foretell.
only by bin, but by another person, who Well, we will defend them as well as we
“ Ft was like fairyland In mldor'eau,” state, the hearing was closed.
tem pt.
P rim ary L a w Invalid.
Is no less than the President of the Re
said
Captain
Lockhart,
o
f
the
British
can.”
Springfield, III., Oct. 4 .— The new
public, not only to take away my sister,
steamship Erroll, arriving from Ycko-
H o ld * S. P . Guilty.
“ I know th at; but suppose we are
C oal N e a r Manila.
prim ary law passed at the special ses
but also to ask you to deliver up to me
hama. In describing a meteoric shower
killed?”
San Francisco, Oct. 3 .— Interstate
San Francisco, Oct. 5.— U ncleSam is sion of the legislature in 1906 was d e
Dona Anita, who will accompany her.”
and
an
eclipse
o
f
the
moon
which
took
“ A h ! there is that chance: but I never
“ Heaven is my witness, señor, that I
to undertake the m ining of coal on his clared unconstitutional today by the Commerce Commissioner L in e held a
place while his ship was on the long
would be d?lighted to do whflt you ask think of that until after the event.”
iwn atcount from deposits found on Supreme court, which revezsed the session yesterday at w hich it was dis
Dona Anita bid her head
in her voyage.
On the night o f October 1 one of the southern islands in the P h il lower court’ s decision and remands the closed that the Southern Pacific had a
of me. UnLippily* it is not in my pow
there was a shower o f meteors that ippine group. Ralph John M acken zie, case. The cou rt.left nothing of the act “ private arrangem ent” for certain cus
er; Dona Anita was eptrusted to me by friend’s bosom.
“ Reassure
yourself,
señorita,” the
lasted sixteen seconds, followed by the m ining expert for the W ar department, upon which a new law can lie construct tomers w ho were interstate shippers.
her sole relation, who is at the same time
her guardian and though he is unworthy Frenchman said, “ and, above all, be si moon eclipse, and there was a furore is here on his way to the Philippines. ed. The court holds that the law v io The testim ony disci sed tw o or three
of that title, and my h**art bleeds in re lent, for the sound of your voice might among the Chinese crew o f forty-seven
These coal m ines,” says Mackenzie, lates the constitution because it speci instances of this kind. The specific
fusing you. it is to him alone that I am be recognized, and change Into certainty men. W hen the ship touched at Hong-
are on the island of Hainan, about fies m ore than the title .
It says the charge up for investigation whb that
what
may
still
be
only
a
suspicion.
Be
bound to delirer her.”
K ong the entire crew walked from the 200 m iles to the southward of M anila. title does not confine the operation of the Southern Pacific shipped lumber
“ 'This objection, madam, the justice of sides, remember that if yon have enemies
The coal is bitum inous. There is one the act to the actions of political par from C lea rv ille , C aliforn ia, to Verdi,
which I fully appreciate, has been fore you have also friends, since they took the ship. Captain Lockhart sat disconso
Nevada, hut ilid not com p ly with the
Now, in all lately In his cabin a few hours later six-foot seam, and it is supposed to he ties.
seen by th* pt rsons whose representative precaution to warn us.
regulations, b illin g from Reno, instead
¿
I am. Hence tiiey consulted on the means probability, this unknown offer of advice when word was brought him that the a very cheap w orkipg proposition to
M e m orial to U . S G rant.
of from San Francisco.
to remove the srruples by entirely releas will not have stopped there but thought forty-seven bad returned, laden with m ine it.
ing you from ri sponsibility. Father, give of the means to come to our assistance in Chinese Incense. Joss sticks and fire
C incinnati, Oct. 4.— In the presence
this lady the paper, of which you are the the most effectual manner.”
L u m b e r T r u s t ’ * Black B o o k .
0f B distinguished gathering that in-
M u s t A n s w e r C h a rg e *
works o f all sorts.
General IX>n Sebastian Guerrero had
bearer.”
Minneapolis, Oct. 5.— The F'ederal eluded many old army associate», a me-
N ew Y o rk , Oct. 3.— The Western
F or days a fter the ship had sailed
Without utteilng a word. Don Martial organized a band of spies composed of
through the R ed
Sea
and Indian grand jury today resumed the Investi- morial tablet at the birthplace of Pres- Union Telegraph company and the Poe-
took from his picket the blank signature I leperos and scoundrels, who, however,
gation of the " l i t t l e black
to o k ” ident U . H. Grant, at Point Pleasant, 1 taI T elegraph coinpHtiy were ordered
Valentine had on trusted to him, and j possessed acknowledged cleverness and Ocean, the men would hold a dally ser
skill, and if Valentine had escaped their vice w ith their multicolored gewgaws, which, catalogue houses dealing in in C lerm ont county, was unveiled to- ! today by Justice Furil, o f t in H apM lH
handed it to the abbess filled up.
surveillance and foiled their machina A fte r they had become habitual the lumber and manufactured articles al- day. I t wus the first of three days’ court of N ew Y ork, to show cause on
“ What is this?’ she asked.
“ Madam,” the Frenchman answered, tions. it was solely through the habits captain discovered that the Chinese, be le g f, ha* been used by the lumber trust celebration of the centennial and home-1 Friday why the state’ s attorney gene-
“ that paper is a blank signature of the which be contracted during a lengthened lieving that the meteoric shower and in an effort to ruin the m ail order busi- com ing of C lerm ont county, and thous- ral should not he perm itted to sue
President of the Republic, who orders you life in the prairies, and which had he eclipse was a dread sign o f the gods, ness. It is now known that there was and* of native sons joined in paying them for forfeiture of th eir charter* on
a secret m eeting of Jumtier dealers in honor to the county’ s most illustrious the ground that they have formed a
roine an intuition with him, so far did
to deliver I>ona Anita into my bind#.”
w ere attempting to propitiate the spir
com bination to inertasa telegraph tolls.
Minneapolis last w inter and later a warrior son.
“ I see it.” she mid. sorrowfully; “ un he carry the quality of scenting and un
its.— N ew Y ork Telegram.
Attorney General Jackson alleges the
sim ilar m eeting of about 60 lu m lerm en
fortunately this blank signature, which masking an enemy, whatever might be
com bination was made January 1, 1907.
in Chicago.
would everywhere else have the strength the countenance he borrowed.
C o o k s J o u r n e y to P o le .
The State o f Washington produced
The Convent of the Bernardines had
of the law. ia powfTless here. W e only
N orth Sydney, N. H., Oct. 4.— The
indirectly depend on the temporal power, naturally become for some days past the 10.500.000. 000 shingles lu 1906 fiscal
As he and B ro w n Out on BsH
Enjoin Reduction o f Rates.
Am erican au xiliary schooner
yacht
but are completely subjugated to the spir center of the surveillance, as it was the year, or 68% per cent of the total out
San Francisco, Oct. 8.— R- I’ortar
Sioux
Falls,
S.
D
.,
Oct.
5.—
A
ll
lead
John
R
.
Bradley,
which
left
here
early
itual power, and wa can only receive or- spying headquarters, of I>on Sebastian’s put o f the United States. Washington
were
South
in
Arctic
regions, arrived Ashe and Luther G . Brown, who
• •• izv
uasi Da-
* **
in July
il il i y for
lot the
ino /
» ih il
irjiiuiin,
.«
*
agents. The arrival of a carriage with has 459 mills, with a dally output of Ing railroads having lines in
ders from it.”
united
action ______
here _____J
û te yesterday.
The
Bradley
_____________
© ______ p
___ ___
, lai d- indicted by the grand jury for tne IW -
The Tigrero took a side glanro, full of closed blinds at the convent at once gave 47.040.000, or 18 per cent more than kota have commenced
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s r r e e t-
dsspsir, at his companion, whose face the alarm ; and though M. Rallier was 1906. In no other State does the year, in the United States court In this c ity ed Itr. F. I I. Cook, who is in command nnping of Fremont Older, were * rr®* *
for a permanent injunction preventing of an exploration expedition at Sm ith ’ s ed at the sheriff s office tnarnyvai
’
not personally known, the fact of his be
is still smiling.
ly output approximate 1,000.000.
the state (surd of railroad commission- sound, latitude 7 » north.
The expedl- seqiiently released on
» a
‘
“ What would you require, madam,” he ing a Frenchman was sufficient to roust
ers from putting into effect (X'tober 16
continued, “ in order to consent to give suspicions.
' , r" “'l ,« d 7 e
China has ten railways In operation
While the Frenchman an4 the monk
up this unhappy young lady to me?”
an order reducing •xts»enger rates in early In the spring snd w ill attempt to visor* W d-*""
reach the pole by way of the Polar tea. accepting bribe#, are . t i l l at liberty.
“ Alas, señor, it is not I who refuse were conversing with the abbess, a lepero with a total mileage of 2.235, or about the state from 3 to 2% cents a m ile.
■ampkanc«. Heaven ia my witness that preundeU ' jo hurt himself, and was con uue-tentb that of Great Ur 1 tala.
Bo!se R“!lie810 Congralulate
Their Senator.
Killed to Terrorize Enemies ol
M in ers’ F ederation .
BELLS RING AND
WEAVING
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