I® hopeless, ha, no bottom. He Is very
M IN E R S E N T O M B E D .
shrewd. He adopts a hundred disguises.
An Englishman stops you ou the street at
N o H ope fo r at Leaat T w e n t)-fiv e in
nine o'clock and asks you the way. It
is Munsieur Cassagne. At ten, a Ger
Pennsylvania Mine.
man shoemaker, leathern apron and all,
Fayette City, Pa., Dec. 3.— Between
inquires what time it is. It is Monsieur
25 and 30 miners, possibly more, are
( ussagne. A little further ou a crossing
sweeper begs for'a few sous. It is Cas
entombed in the Naom i m ine of the
sagne again
Finally, you see him out
United Coal company, located three
side one of the cafes, sipping his rhoco-
C H A T T E R V.— (Continued.)
m iles west of this c ity , and there is
the judge, " I think sufficiently explains I late, only you don't recognize him, for
*he magistrate paused, and bit his why you did not retire to sleep. You j he is a merchant or perhaps a swell of
practically no hope that any o f them
. An ominous hum of voices filled were tfie invite«i guest of Madame Rou the boulevards. Ah, but he is a wonder
are a liv e . The im prisonm ent is due
room and the clerk laid down his pell, and occupied the room shown you. ful man, is this Alfred Cassagne."
to an explosion of black dam p about 8
u seized his guvel and rapped for si By the by. at which d<x>r did you go into
"Ih> you know where he lives?”
ce, gazing indignantly around him in Madame Roupell’« room? The one which
o’clock Sunday night, soou after the
“ Certainly, a cousin o f mine once work
universal manner of court function- led to it from your chamber?"
ed for him. 1 have been in his house.
A Resume o f the L ess Important but
night force went to work.
?s, as if a sacrilege had been cora
"Oh, no. monsieur, that was locked. I It is the Rue de Petits Champs. Thirty- Give Speak er o f the House T oo Much
ted.
It
is
said
a
m
iner
entering
an
old
N ot L e s s Interesting Events
had first to go into the corridor."
six is the Dumber.”
Po w e t— Point is Lost and
Have you any statement which you
"That will do, Monsieur Chabot, you
working with an open lamp caused the
o f the Past Weak.
” 1 intend to employ a detective on this
Cannon C hosen.
h to make?" resumed the magistrate. can go," said the judge, and the French I matter.” said the doctor, presently, "and
explosion. Had the disaster occurred
'Yes, 1 have. I was not in the room man, considerably relieved, bowed and as 1 don't know one from another, I am
on any other night than 8unday the
the time of the commission of the retired.
I inclined to say, 'Why not your friend,
rder.
1 was not even the first to
The Oklahoma legislature is in ses-
The servants were then called, and they Alfred Cassagne?’ Slip on your bonnet
W ashington, Dec. 3.— A b rillia n t number of victim s would have been
er the room. I entered the room al- swore positively that none of them had and shawl, Louise. I want you to take a
scene characterized the m eeting of the twice as large. The m ine em ployed lion .
lt simultaneously with uuother person, admitted Van Lith into the chateau, and message to the telegraph office.”
Sixtieth congress yesterday.
In the from 275 to 300 regularly, about cne-
Fi rty-nine miners lost th eir lives'in
psieur Jules <’ habot."
had no knowledge of his being there until
The doctor took a blank from a drawer | senate and house o f representatives
fourth of them making entry at night, the Fayette C ity, Pa., m ine accident.
Take this diagram in your hands, they sow him in Mme. Roupell’s cham and wrote his dispatch.
there were notable gatherings in the but on Sunday nights only about one-
tre is Madame
Roupeirs chamber. ber. The prefect here state«! his discov
"Take that," he said, handing it to the
Reforms in land laws have been re
Is is her sitting room. Where were ery of the bruised vine leaves, and the housekeeper. “ It is a message to your galleries of representatives of the offi half the night force goes to work. The
quested of congress by Commissioner
cial
society
of
the
capital.
[ at the time the shot was fired?"
mine is of the shaft type and the con
open window, and gave it as his opinion wonderful Cassagne, asking him to meet
The striking scenes of the day were crete sides of the entry were broken Ballinger.
[1 was just about to enter the sitting that the entry had been there effecte«!.
me to-morrow moraiug at the Chateau
in the house of representatives, where down so as to close the passage back a
k from the romn beyond, which had
A passenger steamer was wrecked oft
Viileneuve. We shall be on the ground
The examination of the local physi
btfii ray own apartment during my for cian and Dr. Paul Mason then followed. ¡here, and he will have a chance to show the formal selection of Joseph G. Can considerable distance.
About 100 feet the coast of Nova Beotia, but ail lives
mer visits to the chateau. It still con They both testified that Mme. Roupell what he is made of.”
non again to be speaker aLd the desig from the entrance is located the first were saved.
tain* some things of mine which I had had died from the effects of a pistol bul
The old lady's face wore a beaming ex nation by the Democrats of John Sharp air Bhaft and from this deadly gas is
A receiver has been asked for to
not ««‘nt for. I recollect a case of pis let entering the base of the brain. This pression. She put the telegram in her W illia m s as their leader, were occa pouring in great volume.
The gas
tol* particularly, which was lying on concluding the proceedings, the judge of pocket as if it were some precious jewel. sions for ovations for those gentlen.e i. found in mines in this territory is so wind up the affaiie of the Jamestown
exposition.
. the toilette table.’’
“ You will cot regret it, monsieur, for, The speaker was given as w a im a recep poisounous tin t no human being can
instruction then committed Van Lith to
gLoiik at the pistol shown you, and say the prison of La Mazas.
ns 1 have assured you, you will find Mon tion from the m inori y as from his own liv e in it fer more than a few minutes,
F ire in the Pullman tar plant at
If It is your pistol?”
"Shall I keep Monsieur Jules Chabot sieur Cassagne a very clever person.”
party.
The appearance of W illia m J. and for this reason it is believed not a Buffalo, N. Y , . destioyed $400,000
''fit is. It is one I brought from Amer under surveillance?” asked the prefect,
Alerady in her simple mind, the gloomy Bryan on the floor of the h o m e a ls ) was single one of the entombed men is still worth of property.
ica. I used this pistol for gallery prac when all ha«l retired.
_-H.es of Im Mazas had swuug back upou the occasion for enthusiastic che 'ring.
a liv e .
N igh t sessions of court are being
tice, of which I am fond.”
" I see no occasion for it," replied M. their massive hinges, and the young
W hen the adoption o f the rules for
■ "TV linn did you last see it?"
held at Boise to hurry the selection of
Bertrand. "H e may be a foo l; but he friend of her kind master stepped forth, the governm ent of the house during the
’About six weeks ago. It was then in doesn’t look like a murderer."
the Pettibone jury.
h flee and happy man.
S IB E R IA N R E B E L S A C T IV E .
Sixtieth congress came up, the rules of
thel pistol case already referred to."
But Victor Lablanche still adhered ob
N o more patents w ill be issued for
the last congress were opposed bv W il
fc--“ Monsieur Jules Chabot. you say, was stlnafely to the opinion that M. Chabot
It was s beautiful morning: the birds
tire i ly in Madame Roupell’s apartment would bear watching. Slipping from the sai.g melodiously in the trees which sur liams aDd he was joined in the opposi Rumors o f Battle in Which 2 8 0 Are the Oiegon A California land grant un
til the terms of grant are observed.
K illed— Many A rrests M ade.
wh< you entered. Where was he stand
Dr. tion by Democrats and by a single Re
room he instructed one of his most relia rounded the Chateau Viileneuve.
The
ble secret agents to keep him in sight un Mason had arrived from Paris on an early publican, Cooper of W isconsin.
The ice trust at Los Angeles lias
V ictoria, B. C.. Dec. 3.— The British
■ g W e entered simultaneously. He was til further orders. He had said nothing train, and was now pacing impatiently old ruleB were declared to be too auto
steamer P o it M aria, which arrived at knocked out the California anti-trust
WgJ' by the other door."
to and fro on the broad terrace in front cratic, placing too much power in the Nagasaki sh oitly before the Monteagle law on a technicality and prom ptly
about his discovery of the open door, ile
Hg Would it have been possible for Mon- would keep that to himself.
In his hand he held a hands of the speaker, but after a some sailed, w ith fugitives from Vladivostok, raised the price of ice.
It might of the house.
H i r Chabot to have taken that pistol lead perhaps to one of those grand coups telegram which he had received from M. what acrimonious discussion they were
reported severe fighting, in which 280
^Bn your case without your knowledge?” for which he was so famous.
The estimates of the various depart
Cassagne, the detective. He was glancing adopted by a party vote.
had been killed or wounded, was in ments of the Federal government for
I * I cannot tell. It depends. lie may
Another thing the prefect was dissatis at it for perhaps the twentieth time,
Com m ittees were appointed by both
progress
when
she
left
and
that
Decem
done so, but he would have had to fied with. Fpon the certificate of the phy wheu one of the windows of the morning houses to inform the president that
1909, which have been sent to con
K ' i ' the apartment by way of Madame sicians that the Miles. Weldon were pros room, which was on a level with tha congress had met and was ready to re ber 12, the czar’s birthday, had been gress. ask for appropriations of $766,-
fixed for the outbreak which revolu 608,273, an increase of $77,479,810
jupell’s sitting room, because the other trated by the death of their aunt, they ground, suddenly opened, and Emily
ceive any message he m ight wish to
r>r was locked."
had not been summoned before the tri Weldon stepped out upon the terrace. communicate. N ew senators and all tionaries on the Port Maria said would fiver the 1908 estimates.
give Vladivostok a place in Russian
[‘Who locked it?"
bunal— though later they would probably She was pale even to ghastliness. Not
The mother of Secretary T aft ia
Van Lith hesitated for a barely per- be called upon to testify. The prefect withstanding the fatigues of the previous the representatives were sworn in and history.
both
bouses
adjourned
out
of
respect
to
btible Instant of time ere he replied :
«'onsidere«! this as ill-timed leniency, but day, she had passed a sleepless night.
Steamer M ongolia, which also reach death.
r‘ I locked it myself, so as to be secure there was no help for it. The certificate
The upper chambers of the chateau the mem ory of members who have died ed Nagasaki, brought fugitives who
The Panama eanai bonds have been
Dm interruption."
of so famous a physician as Dr. Paul had all been placed nuder seal. Under during recess of congress.
stated that the discovery of large quan greatly over-subscribed.
"W hy did you wish to be secure from Mason had its weight with the judge of the inexorable criminal laws of France, I Prom p tly at 12 o ’ clock OleAk M c tities of arms and explosives had been
lerruption?"
Glasgow is said to be growing weary
she had ben denied even the consolatiou Dowell entered the chamber o f repre made, and plans of the fortress and rolls
instruction.
“ Because I did not wish it known that
of watching by the body of her bene sentatives accompanied by the veteran of revolutionists had been unearthed by of municcipai ownership.
C H A P T E R VI.
was in the chateau."
factress ¡ and her excited condition of assistant sergeant-at-arms, Colonel E.
H ill predicts the decline of N ew Y ork
I>r. Paul Mason found opportunity to mind precluded her from taking that re 8. Pierce, bearing the mace, the em secret service officers in a Vladivostok
“ Why did you not wish it known?"
shipyard, the finding of the enrollm ent as the chief port of the United States.
“ That is one of the questions I must whisper in Charles Van Litb'e ear, as be pose of which she was no much in need. blem of order in executive bodies.
of the rebels being follow ed by hun
was led away :
•cline to answer."
Harriet, on the contrary, to whose
The hum of conversation suddenly
President R iley, of the Santa Xe,
dreds of arrests, quickly succeeded by
"D o not despair. I will leave no stone softer nature the relief of tears had not '
The prefect and the judge exchanged
ceased and Mr. M cD owell declared the
blames clerks for the granting o f re
executions.
A
g
irl
of
17
was
among
unturned
to
establish
your
innocence.”
gnificant glances. The latter had no-
been denied, had, toward daybreak, fallen body duly in Bession.
bates.
ced the prisoner’s hesitation when stat- Then, as he wrung his hand, he added, asleep on a sofa. Utterly worn out by j Chaplain Couden im m ediately offered those shet.
“
Oh,
if
you
would
but
speak.”
T
w
o
Kus-ian
engineers
have
arrived
Evidence ha« been secured that J. R.
ig that it was he himself who had locked
the events of the last twenty-four hours, I
Van Lith said nothing in reply. He she now slumbered as peacefully as au p ra yir, after w hich the roll was called. at Vladivostok tc construct bar racks to W alsh stole $2,250,000 from the C h i
te door. "That Is the first lie he has
The ro ll call occupied 20 minutes, and
was
so
overcome
with
the
horror
of
his
accommodate two additional divisions, cago N ational bank.
>ld," thought M. Bertrand, “ and it is
infant, which, excited by some childish
►
Id to shield someone. He has au ac- situation that he could barely stammer tribulation, sinks at last to rest in its showed 305 members present.
and substantial increases are to be made
The N ew Y ork bank reserve is grow
The
senate
„convened
prom
ptly
at
out
his
thanks
for
the
doctor's
kindness.
jmplice, evidently." Then he said out
mother's arms.
to the Baikal forceB to cope w itli the
ing steadily, showing an im provem ent
notn.
A
fte
r
V
ice
President
Fairbanks
Overwhelmed
by
the
magnitude
of
the
Emily advanced a few steps along the
ud:
revolutionists. A rrivals from Habwo-
in financial conditions.
misfortune which had overtaken him, he terrace toward Dr. Mason, who hastened sounded the gavel the proceedings were
“ I have no more questions to ask. The
rovsk say large forts and tiarraeks are
suffered himself to be conducted unresist to meet her. Her first question was as opened w ith prayor by the R ev. E d
xaniination of the prisoner is concluded.
The annual report of Postmaster G en
also being built at the mouth of the
ingly to that sombre vehicle, in which, to whether M. Cassagne, the detective, ward E verett H ale, chaplain.
You will retain him in the closest cus
eral M eyer deals largely w ith theestab-
Am
ur.
closely barred and huddled together like had yet arrived, for the doctor had tele
La F o lle tte was the first senator rec
tody, and allow no one but his counsel or
lislimer t of postal savings banks.
sheep, prisoners are carried to the dark graphed her that they would both be ognized, and presented the credentials
physician to see him under any pretext
The Am erican Tobacco company il
and gloomy cells of La Mazas. Paul Ma there in the morning.
PAPER M O NEY H ARM FU L.
of
Isaac
Stevenson,
of
Wisconsin.
whatsoever."
said to secretly control a large number
son immediately took a cab to the Rue de
“
I
am
expecting
him
every
minute,”
re
The
vice
president
ordered
that
the
Jules Chabot was the next witness to
Reverdy, where he ate, though sparingly, plied Mason. “ This telegram reached me
roll of senators-elect he called alpha Financiers F ear Evil Results From of the supposedly independent concerns.
be examined. Ills testimony was substan
of the breakfast which his housekeeper, late last nighf at my house in Paris. I
tially the same as contained in the pre
betically, and they w ere sworn in and
Tho Jamestown fair has closed. The
C urrency T inkerin g.
Louise, had long ago prepared against his should gather from it that he Is a very
fect’s report. He swore positively enough
escorted to th eir desks. A ll of the sen-
coming.
New Y ork, Dec. 3.— It is significant management is in debt $2,500,000 and
peculiar
personage
indeed.
Juat
look
at
to finding Van Lith in Mme. Roupell s
ators-elect were present except Bank-
“ Well, Madame Roupell was murdered that, and tell me what you make of it.
of the change in financial opinion that mismanagement and carelessness is g iv
chamber immediately after hearing the re
head, of Alabam a, w h o is ill.
this morning at the Chateau Viileneuve,”
She
took
the
telegram
and
read
it,
a
most of the discussion among financial en h s the reason.
port of the pistol. He also swore that
Under the form observed by the sen
he said at last.
faint
smile
upon
her
lips.
men last week dealt w ith the dreaded
The railw ay tunnel under the Hudson
Mme. Roupell and Van Lith were on bad
The old servant started violently. She
“ It certainly is a curious production. ate neither Bankhead nor Johnson w ill effect of a state of inflation of the cur connecting New York ami Jersey C ity
terms, and gave, though with a well-
set down the pot from which she was He seems to put more stress on how he ire sworn in until the deaths of Morgan rency, into which it was feared the
w ill be opened soon.
The work was
•ssumed show of reluctance, a pretty full
and Pettus have been acknowledged.
about to pour a fresh cup of coffee for the shall be fed than anything else."
country m ight merge w ith the passage commenced in 1874.
recapitulation of the facts which had
doctor, and trembled from head to foot.
Roiiert L . Owen and Thomas P. Gore,
"W ill be at viileneuve at nine morning
of the effects of the irrational distrust.
brought about the final quarrel between
"Is it possible?” she ejaculated.
please have omelette au rhum and truffles of Oklahoma, not having been elected
Canada has made a reciprocity treaty
Tlie bringing forward of th is subject
them.
“ It Is not only possible, but, alas, it is breakfast will bring my own coffee.
to the Benate by th eir legislature, were
with France.
At this stage of the examination, the a fact,” repeated the doctor; “ and as
into
debate
while
tlie
premium
on
cur
“ A L F R E D C A S S A G N E .*
not received by the senate and th eir
prefect was seen to whisper something to if that was not trouble enough in one
Boston has a m unicipal Indebtedness
“ I am told he is an odd rreature,” «O credential w ill not be accepted until rency was s till being paid and measures
the judge, and the latter then asked :
were being taken to stop the fam ine was of $111,848,735.
day, my friend Monsieur Charles Van served the doctor, “ but also that he is after th eir election December 10.
"You testify that nearly an hour Lith has been arrested, charged with the one of the most remarkable men in his
due to plain lessons of experience in
it is reported that Senator Smoot
The roll call showed 85 senators
elapsed between the time when you vrtre commission of the crime.”
past crises of a sim ilar condition.
In
line that has been known since the days
w ill not seek re-election.
present.
A
llison
ami
T
e
ller
were
des
shown to your room and the firing of the
all of these the return o f confidence and
At this additional intelligence the old of Fouche. It is very strange that he
pistol. The condition of your bed proves woman's eyes nearly started out of her does not come. It is now nearly half ignated a com m ittee to inform the pres the re-establishment of credit have
Democrats in Hie house w ill revolt
ident that congress had assembled and
that you had not slept in it, and when
brought a condition of actual redund Rgainst W illia m a ’ leadership.
head.
past nine.”
you reached Madame Roupell’s chajnber
s ready to receive any communications.
(T o be continued.)
ancy of the money market, a heavy ac
•'Monsieur CharlesI How can he be
Archbold, of the Standard O il, de
ou wore fully dressed. \N by did you
T e ller offered resolutions o f respect to
cumulation of banking reserves and a nies that his money is tainted.
guilty of such a thing? He, so gay, so
hot retire to rest?"
the
m
em
ory
of
Morgan
and
Pettus,
of
A D ifferen ce.
cheerful,
so
polite
to
everybody
!
I
will
free
export
m
ovement
of
gold.
"Simply because I was not sleepy," re
An Irish priest had labored haid Alabam a, and they were adopted and
The German chancellor declares the
W h ile the enormous mass of gold
plied M. Chabot, coloring somewhat, and never believe it.”
“ He was in the chateau last night, and with one o f his flock to induce him to the senate adjourned at 12:39 p. m. that has flowed into the United States policy of the kaiser is one of peace.
fingering his long mustache nervously. I
positively refuses to tell even me how he give up whisky.
in response to t ie urgent requirements
I t ia reported that an attem pt was
Was busy writing."
N o Right to 6uy C a r Line.
came to be there. But there is a report
“ I tell you, M ichael," said the priest,
developed hy the crisis is adm ittedly In made to blow up T a ft's train in Russia.
"W hat were you writing?"
of
the
whole
affair
in
the
morning
paper.
San Francisco, Dec. 3.— Judge Hturte- excess of the normal requirements of
“whisky 1* your worst enemy, and you
M. Chabot hesitated and stammered.
Foraker has announced his candidacy
" I f you do not immediately answer You can read it for yourself.”
should keep as far away from It as you vant, of the Superior court, yesterday the period, the return flow of gold is
The
old
lady
put
on
her
glasses,
and
decided that the board o f supervisors bound to h a v« an unfavorable effect on for president and denounces the rate
hy question. I shall have no alternative
can.”
simply
devoured
the
paper
which
th,
doc
law.
>ut to commit you. monsieur," said the
“ Me enemy. Is It, father?” responded had no right to appropriate $750,000 financial sentim ent and in the event of
tor handed her. Suddenly she exclaim
u<lge, in a stern voice.
from the tax fund for the purchase of its undue stimulation by any inflation
Michael,
“
and
It
was
your
riverence's
Mount Vesuvius is s lig h tly active,
ed :
Jules Chabot hesitated no longer. Draw
the Geary street railw ay.
The board by paper note issues, which would tend
"Monsieur Van Lith's silence has some self that was tellln’ us In the pulpit
hut the v illag es surrounding It are not
rig a letter from his pocket, he hauded it
thing to do with one of the young ladies. only last Sunday to love our enemies 1* of supervisors instituted suit to have to force out gold, the danger o f a cheek suffering.
|p to the bench.
the ordinance declared invalid on the being administered to the recovery in
• So It was, Michael,” rejoined the
V ‘ It is a confidential communication ad- you may depend npon it.”
Congressmen who have jnst returned
Louise pointed to a certain paragraph priest, “ but I didn’t tell you to swal ground that the c ity ’ s charter provides commercial activity is taken anxious ac
¡Wsed to a lady.” he said, "and I trust
from Panama say the canal may be
for m unicipal operation of public u tili count of.
in the report of the tragedy, which had
v will respect it.”
low them."— Kansas City Independent ties only by direct vote of the people,
finished in six years.
|d Bertrand could but with difficulty already, in ihe shape of an “ extra,” found
or when the c ity ’ s unexpended revenues
Train Leap s Into Bay.
H ie I .o e * .
,<s a smile as he ran his eyes rap- its way thus early into print:
Secretary of Agriculture W ilson eays
“ It has transpired that a light was
Ran Francisco, Dec. 3.— W h ile round the present year lias been the best for
"June Is me favorite month,” said w ill oerm it of such investments, and
-v over the letter, which was nothing
burning in the chamber of Mile. Harriet
ing a sharp curve near M arshall, a train crops In a ll parts o f the country in its
B, than the «Iraft of a written proposi-
the poetical hobo, as he scribbled an neither provision prevails.
Weldon, a niece of the murdered woman,
on of marriage to Miss Harriet Weldon.
of the Northwestern Pacific railroad history.
ode
on
the
back
o
f
a
tomato
can
label.
at a late hour. It would not surprise us
R ace Under Lip ton’ s Rules.
|t iad evidently been the subject of much
was derailed, and after running over
“ 'T ain 't m ine," sighed Sandy Pikes,
to learn that this young lady ultimately I
as the frequent erasures and inter-
New Y ork. Dec. 3 — Sir Thomas Lip- the ties for a distance e f 200 feet, dash
Anarchy reigns supreme In Arm enia.
lugubriously.
‘
‘I
always
have
to
go
proved to be the "woman in the case.”
neations showed.
It was couched in
ton and other famous foreign yachts ed down an embankment into Tom ales
"You give me credit for too much | barefooted troo dat month."
Seven
men were k ille d by a gas ex-
twery and high-flown language, and full
men w ill be invited to come to A m er bay, w here nothing but the shallowness
sharpness, you see,” said Louise. “ It is
“ Barefooted?
Why, how is
that,
plosion in Kansas C ity.
the most extravagant expressions of
ica
next
year
to
sail
for
a
cup
to
be
of the water saved the crew and passen
the idea of the reporter, not mine.”
pal?”
oration. The most peculiar thing about
presented by certain members of the gers from being drowned lik e rates in a
“ Ah." replied the doctor, "those report
The government has inc erased its
"W h y, you see, people throw all dell
was the writer had evidently been un-
Brooklyn Yacht club.
T h e race w ill trap. O wing to the fact that the train deposits in Portland banks.
ers are very sharp fellows. Some of them
.tain as to which of the two young
old
shoes
at
de
June
brides.”
are as good as trained detectives."
be for hosts s im ila r to those suggested plunged into the muddy bottom of the
[dies ho should ask for. as the words
N o more treasury certificates*will i<e
“ They are good enough in their way.”
by Sir Thomas in his challenge for the hay an d failed to overturn, no one was
Dead Broke.
J lile Harriet Weldon” had been first
sold by Secretary Cortelyon.
remarked the old housekeeper, as she be
Am
erica's
cup,
which
challenge
was
de
seriously
injured
in
the
accident.
Sev
hi*ten and then scratched out. as If he
T h e Count— Yes, 1 was almost posi
gan to clear away the breakfast dishes,
clined by the N ew Y ork Y’ acht club. eral were painfully bruised.
Secretary Garfield say* irrigation
oifh t there was no hope for him in
“ but could they begin to compete with tive ze fa ir girl was thinking o f me.
A number of prom inent yacht clubs in
l » s now passed the experimental stage.
"Mile. Emily Weldon"
»at ,i;r*rfion.
direction, and "Mite.
The
Duke—
Then
why
didn't
you
their stead.
Victor Lablanche such men as Martnaud, Bassaud or Alfred
Europe w ill be in vited to compete.
C hange C ity G overnm en t.
E xcavation of dirt on the Panama
walk up and s a y : “ A penny for your
again whispered in th* ear of the Cassagne— especially Cassagne? Oh, he
N ew Y ork, Dec. 3.— Sw eeping chang canal showed a big increase lor Octo-
ia as sharp as a needle; nothing escapes thoughts?”
t of instruction and the latter said
Insurance C om pany Fails.
es involvin g a rem odeling o f the en tire ber.
T h e Count— Too risky, monsieur; far
p i would ask you if you were occu- him."
Lincoln,
N eb., Dec. 3.— Attorney present plan of c ity governm ent of
“
Tell
us
something
more
about
thia
A
l
Congress w ill tie asked to anthorlae
too risky. I didn't have a penny.
|ed durtnz all :he interval wh :i elaj-.erf
General Thompson yeater lay prepared Greater New York are recommended to a suit to recover Southern Pacific tend
Why do you mention
»tween the litre of your retiring and fred Cassagne.
A l w n f i T o g e lh fr.
him. particularly?”
a petition asking for a receiver for the G overnor Hughes by the charter revis grants.
fnrin* the report of the putr In writ
"Y ea.” announced the guide, “ there National Mutual F ire .Insurance com ion com m ittee. T h e recommendations
"First, because be has a good reputa
„ this letter?”
Evidence has been secured of a cor
Quito a cele pany, of Omaha. The attorney general include absolute home rule in regard to
••I was not so engaged during the en tion. and secondly, because I happen to goes Rain in-tbe-Face.
of
alleges that the lia b ilitie e of the com city adm inistration, a vice mayor, a spiracy to murder President D ial,
tire ime: »be point of my pencil broke, know something about him. monsieur.” re brated Indian.”
"Indeed 1” exclaimed
the
tou rist pany are $263.653 and the assets $116,- sm aller board of alderm en and the e x M exico.
and I bad no penknife with which to rw- plied the housekeeper, highly gratified at
being thus interrogated. "H e is one of "A n d who la that other Indian with 779. T . M. Coffin is pretidrnt of the
Irpen it.”
clusion from the
:he city debt lim it of all I T * w o steel works
"
, " at ' G reenville,
, , Pa.,
"T on were right, monaieur te prefect," the most famous detectives in Paris, and b l m ? ”
company and J. L . A b b ie secretary.
bonds issued for revenue earning im- have shut down, throwing nearly ,
be
has
no
need
to
be
a
detective
at
all.
■¡aimed the judge, with a meaning
men out o f w o rk .
• Ob, that la C hief Big Um brella."
proveniente.
■ rn-e at th* official.
"H ow long a time or anything *1»*. for that matter, sa be
Archbishop Christie, of Oregon, who
Jspan
R
ecalls
H
er
Envoy.
E le v a te d .
ansed between th*
brfwking of your hs* P>«Ry of money to live upon. Ah. be
underwent an operation at Chicago re-
Thousand Men Out o f W ork
W ashington, Dec. 3.— I t was report
fiy o f
Llghte— What's become of
ncil and th* report of th* p is to lr
1« *™nd.
'■ •
» “ *> him. When |
Pittsburg, Dec. 3 — The I-abella fur- eont'JL >• rapidly re c o v e rin g
"About Bv* minute*. I ehould eay. snyone else fails to get to th* bottom of that raimpany your brother formed for ed here early th is m orning that V is
nace of the American Steel A W ire
Mi-a Edith Root, daughter of Heere-
count
Aoki.
the
Japanese
ambassador,
robably longer
It
might h*v# been a myatery. they call In Monsieur Cxa-
the purpose o f elevating the stage?
company at Etna, a auburb, ha* been tary Root, and Lieutenant U. 8. Grant,
or* and it may have been leas. I could «a*ne. and be aiway* eucceeda.
M l«e Sue B rett*— Gone up I— Yoa called on the president and Secretary
have been
it n t for certain.”
"Always?
o f State Root yesterday and presented closed indefinitely, throw ing over 1,000 grandeon of General Grant,
k e n gtatevu sa.
i
men
out
of
em
ploym
ent.
I
m
arried.
-The tetter you bar* shown me," « I d
“ be doe* not it te became th* eoe-
his letters of recall.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
U
Brilliant Scene Marks Opening of
Sixtieth Session.
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
democrats
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
denounce
rules
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mill tax
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roperty
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