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F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y
10, 1902.
NO. 8.
A d d re s s,
Ornarme,
In va riab ly
N e w b srg , O reg o n .
THE CZO LG O SZ AUTOPSY.
SAM E O LD DOW AGER EM PR ESS.
» >! ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 *n J the w f t r j . b re ath ltss ni r r, could
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only come back
hack airain.
again
I felt ds if I had passed through an
Assassin Was Sane and Fully Responsible (or
She H u Not Profited by Her Experiences ol
im m easurable spell, both of memory and
His Crime.
the P u t Year.
anguish, before Monsieur L aurentie P R O M T H E F O U R Q U A R T E R S O F
T E M S O F IN T E R E S T FROM ALL
cam e, though he had responded to uiy
N ew Y ork. J a n . 7.— A n e x h a u s tiv e
P e k in , J a n . 4/—S e v e ra l re c e n t o c ­
sum m ons im m ediately. I then told him
T H E W ORLD.
PARTS O F OREGON.
re p o rt on th e tria l, e x e c u tio n , au to p sy
c u rre n c e s te n d to d isc o u ra g e th e hop«
in hurried, broken sentences, w hat P ierre
a n d m e n ta l s ta tu s of Czolgosz, th e a s ­
th a t th e d o w a g e r e m p re ss h a s le a rn e d
had confessed to me.
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overcast and troubled, aud he at once A Comprehensive Review of the Important in th e N ew Y ork M edical J o u rn a l. T h e Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im­ a lesso n of re fo rm from th e e v e n ts of
th e p a s t y e ar.
F o re ig n e rs a re d is ­
sta rte d for the factory. H e returned a f­
re p o rt e m b o d ie s th e re s u lt of m u ch
Happenings of the Past Week Presented c a re fu l In v e stig a tio n by D r. C a rlo s Mc­
portance— A Brief Review of the Growth posed to ta k e a p e ssim is tic view o i
te r a long, long suspense.
th e outlook. G e u e ra l Y ung L u 's d e te r ­
‘My child,” he said, “ m onsieur is ill!
in a Condensed Form Which Is Most D onald a n d E d w a rd A. S p itz k a , of th is
and Improvements of the Many Industries m in a tio n to o rg a n iz e tw o a n il-fo re ig n
attacked, I am afraid, by the fever. I
city. T h e q u e stio n w h ich th e s e in v e s­
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many tig a to rs se t th e m se lv e s to a n sw e r w as:
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth a rm y c o rp s to o ffset th e c o m m a n d s
shall rem ain w ith him all this day. You
of p ro -fo retg u C h in ese le a d e rs is p a r ­
m ust bring us w hat we have need of, and
“ W h en Czolgosz s h o t th e P re sid e n t
Readers.
— Latest Market Report
tic u la rly d isq u ie tin g , a n d a n evidenc'd
did h e know th e n a tu r e a n d q u a lity of
leave it on the stone there, as it used to
and shouted gleefully through the key­ be.”
of th e c o n tin u e d d o m in a tio n of h is in ­
C H A P T E R X X V III.
th e a c t he w a s goin g to com m it, and
V ery good sh o w in g s of p la tin u m fluence, w hich is b itte rly a n ti-fo reig n .
I do not kuuw why terro r alw ays strikes hole.
O il h a s b e en s tru c k a t W h atco m , th a t th e a c t w as w ro n g ? ”
“ B ut cannot he be removed a t once?”
“Come down, A unt Nelly,” she cried; I asked.
me dum b and motionless. I did not stir
W ash .
T h is w as from th e leg al sta n d p o in t. h a v e beeu d isc o v e re d n e a r G ra n t's O th e r in c id e n ts c o n sid e re d sig n ific a n t
a r e th e s u p p re s s io n o f th e only in d e ­
or speak, but looked steadily, w ith a “ M onsieur L aurentie is come home
“ My dear,” he answered, “ w hat can I
B o e rs w ill t r y to tire o u t B ritish F ro m th e s ta n d p o in t o f m edical s e ‘- P a ss.
fascinated iraze. into my husband’s face again!”
enoe th e q u e stio n th a t fram e d its e lf
do? T he village is free from sickness ta x p a y e rs .
C. 11. Libliy, a p ro m in e n t fa rm e r and p e n d e n t n e w s p a p e r in th is c ity by o r ­
I felt as if some strong hand had lifted now; how can X run the risk of carrying
—a worn, white, em aciated face, w ith
w as:
h ig h ly re s p e c te d re s id e n t of Je ffe rs o n , d e r of th e g o v e rn o r of P ek in , a n d th e
G e n e ra l B ell is c o n d u ctin g a vig o r­
c lo sin g of th e in d u s tria l school h e re
eyes peering cruelly into mine. It was me out of a whirl of troubled w aters and the fever there again? It is too fa r to
'W a s C zolgosz a t th e tim e he c o m ­ is d e a d ; age, 70 y e a rs.
r e c e n tly o rg a n iz e d by p h ila n th ro p ic
nil aw ful look; one of dark trium ph, ol’ set me safely upon a rock. I ran down send m onsieur to Noireau. Obey me. my o u s c a m p a ig n in B atau g as.
m itte d th e a c t a v ictim of m e n ta l
F ire a t C ove d e stro y e d fo u r b u ild ­ C h in ese. T h e sch o o l w as in te n d e d fo r
C o n d itio n s on t h e islan d of S a m a r d ise a s e o r m e n ta l u n so u n d n e ss ?”
sneering, cunning exultation. N either of into the salon, where M onsieur L au ren ­ child, and leave him to me and to God.
in g s in th e c e n te r of th e b u sin e ss p o r­ th e tra in in g of d e s titu te y o u th s. O th e r
tie w as seated, as tranquilly as if he C annot you confide in me yet?“
a re s till v e ry u n s a tis fa c to ry .
T h e re p ly to th e s e q u e stio n s, w hich tio n of to w n . I.o ss, »5000.
us spoke.
lib e ra l C h iu e se w ill h e s ita te now to
lie sank down on the seat beside me, had never been aw ay, in his high-backed
"Y es,” I said, weeping, " I tru st you
T h e C a rn e g ie In s titu tio n h a s beeu e m b o d ie s th e e n tir e h isto ry of th e
H ig h w a y m en in P o rtla n d h e ld u p give p ra c tic a l v e n t to th e ir th e o rie s ,
c a se from th e tr ia l of th e c rim in a l to
with an air of exhaustion, yet w ith a arm chair, sm iling quietly a t M inim a’s w ith all mv h e a rt.”
in c o rp o ra te d a t W a sh in g to n .
low, fiendish laugh which sounded hide­ gambols of delight. Je a n stood ju s t w ith­
his e x ec u tio n a n d th e d isp o sa l o f his a n d ro b b ed a m an u n d e r th e e le c tric te a rin g th e d isp le a su re of officialdom .
“ Go, then, and do w hat I bid you, ’ he
L o rd K itc h e n e r h a s a sk e d th a t re m a in s, ta k e s u p n e a rly 12 p a g es in lig h t o p p o site th e c o u rt house.
T h e e d ic t re g a rd in g th e re c e n t m u r­
ously loud iu my ears. H is fingers were in the door, his hands behind his back, replied. “ T ell my sister and Je a n , tell
d e r of a B elgian p rie s t n e a r N iu g S h a
still about my arm, but he had to w ait holding his w hite cotton cap iu them ; he all my people, th a t no one m ust intrude C a n a d ia n s c o u ts be fu rn ish e d him .
th e N ew Y ork M edical J o u rn a l, and.
B a k e r C ity h a s open ed a fre e public
Foo,
in K a n Soo p ro v in ce , h a s a p ­
to recover from the first shock of his sue- had been m aking his report of the day’s upon me, no one m ust come nearer this
T h e D e n v er fire a n d police bo ard d iv e ste d o f all te c h n ic a litie s , is to lib ra ry . It Is th e in te n tio n to a s k C a r­
p e a re d . It a p p o in ts a sp e c ia l official
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re sp o n sib le u n d e r th e law , a n d p u n ­ building.
w as bathed w ith perspiration, and his me, and I ran to him, caught it in both m ust think of me as one absent, yet close city.
a n d reaffirm s th e d o w a g e r e m p re s s '
ish ed fo r th a t o ffen se;
yet, e v e ry ­
breath came and wt nt fitfully. I thought of mine, bent down my face upon it, and a t hand; th a t is the difference. 1 am
N u m b e r of m is sin g a n d d e ad In
T h e la s t of th e p ru n e c ro p a ro u n d good will to w a rd C h ristia n s. T h e re is
I could even hear the heavy throbbing of burst into a passion of weeping, in spite here, in the p a th of my duty. Go, and s te a m e r W alla W alla d is a s te r now th in g in h is h isto ry , a c c o rd in g to the.
m ed ical e x p e rts, p o in te d to th e e x ­ C o rv a llis h a s been sold. T h e p u rc h a s i s u n u su a l a c tiv ity upon th e p a r t of th e
his heart.
of myself.
n u m b e rs 47.
fulfill yours.”
iste n c e in him of th e social d ise ase, a g g reg a te d 150,000 pounds, fo r w hich c o u rt in th e p u n ish m e n t of th o se
“Come, come, niadam e!” he said, his
‘‘I ’ve found you,” he said, his hand
F o r three days, m orning a fte r morning,
g u ilty of a n a n ti-C h ristia n o u tra g e ,
T h e s to c k h o ld e rs of th e P a n a m a a n a rc h y , of w hich h e w as a v ictim . 3 c e n ts p e r pound w as paid.
tightening its hold—aud at the first sound own voice faltering a little; “ I am here, w hilst the dew lay still upon the grass,
c a n a l h a v e fo rm ally offered it to th e H is re fu s a l to re p ly to q u e stio n s a t
F la g s on th e C apitol b u ild in g w ere a n d is ta k e n a s e v id e n ce o f th e dow ­
of his voice the spell which bound me my child; behold me! T here is no place I w ent down, w ith a heavy and forebod­ U n ite d S ta te s fo r $40,000,000.
th e tr ia l is re g a rd e d a s h a v in g been placed a t h a lf m ast a s a to k en of r e ­ a g e r e m p re ss ' d e sire to c o n c ilia te th e
snapped—“ I ’ve tracked you out a t last for fe ar now ; I am king in Ville-en-bois. ing heart, to the place w here I could
liow ers upop th e eve o f th e r e tu r n of
P la n s a re u n d e r w ay fo r th e con­ In lin e w ith h is role, e x p ressed In the sp e c t to th e la te G o v e rn o r R o g ers of th e c o u rt to P e k in .
to this cursed hole. T he game is up, my Is it not so, my good Je a n ? ”
w atch the cottage, through the long sul­
so lid a tio n of th e p rin c ip a l fe lt m a n u ­ th e a tric a l d e c la ra tio n : “ I am a n a n ­ W ash in g to n .
“ M onsieur le Cure, you are em peror,” try hours of the sum m er day.
little lady. By heaven! you’ll repent of
P ro o fs a c c u m u la te
th a t
P rin c e
a rc h is t, a n d h a v e d o n e m y d u ty .”
F o o tp a d s n e a r G ra n t's P a s s held up C h in g 's a rg u m e n ts p e rsu a d e d th e dow ­
this. You are mine, aud no m an shall replied Jean .
H ere in the open sunshine, w ith the fa c tu rin g m ills in New E n g la n d .
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an old m an a n d b e a t him in to in se n ­
come betw een us.”
w ith th e d e c la ra tio n th a t Czolgosz. sib ility b e ca u se h e w ould not give up a g e r e m p re ss to t r u s t h e rs e lf w ith iu
‘‘I don't understand you,” I m uttered. “ m adam e is perfectly secure in my castle. back again, the heat was intense: though
w h en he a s s a s s in a te d P re s id e n t Mc­ m oney w hich th ey su p p o sed h e c a r ­ ra n g e of th e le g a tio n fo rts. O fficials
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H e had spoken in an undertone, and I
the w hite cap X wore protected my head
a rriv in g h e re d e sc rib e th e d o w a g e r
K in ley w a s in all re s p e c ts sa n e — both ried.
could not raise my voice above a whis­ again so soon. B ut I will tell you, mad- from it, my eyes w ere dazzled, and 1 felt
GOOD BUSINESS P A R T N E R .
e m p re s s a n d G e n era l Y u n g L u a s b e ­
leg a lly a n d m e d ic a lly —a n d fully re ­
ame.
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T h e in sta lla tio n of th e s m e lte r in ing e x tre m e ly n e rv o u s a n d su s p ic io u s
ready to faint. No w onder if M onsieur
sp o n sib le fo r h is a c t.
“ U nderstand 1” he said, w ith a shrug of om nibus to G ranville told me th a t an I.au ren tie should have sunk under it, an 1
Advertising is like providence—it
Mr. S p itz k a , w ho m ad e th e a u to p th e Q u a rtz b u rg d istric t, sev en m iles le st tn e fo re ig n e rs a re p la n n in g to
his shoulders. “ I know all about I)r. E nglishm an had gone th a t m orning to the long stra in upon his energies, which
helps those who help themselves. It
sy, c o n c lu d e s h is re p o rt a s follow s: n o rth of P ra irie City, h a s b e en of g re a t e n tra p th e m a fte r th e ir a r riv a l, a n d
M artin Dobree. You understand th a t visit my little parish. Good! W e do not would have overtaxed a younger and
“T h e re h a s b e en
found a b so lu te ly ben efit to th o se ow ning m in e s in th a t punish th em fo r e n c o u ra g in g Boxer-
w ill never take the place of brains,
well enough. I am here to tak e charge have th a t honor every day. I ask him to stronger m an. I had passed the invisi­
ism . T h e fo re ig n e rs will p ro b a b ly re ­
n o th in g t h a t co u ld h a v e been a t th e n e ig h borhood.
business ability or industry, b u t it
of you, to carry you home w ith me as have the goodness to tell me the E nglish­ ble line which his will had d raw n about
view th e c o u rt’* re -e n try in to X’ek ln
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my wife, and neither m an nor woman m an's nam e. It is w ritten in the book the place, and had half crossed the court,
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can in terfere with me in th at. It will be a t the bureau. M onsieur Fostere. I re­ when X heard footsteps close behind me,
be so c ially d is e a s e d a n d p e rv e rte d , c e n ts is th e ru lin g price, b u t th e a c ­ C h in ese officials h ave b e e n so u n d e d
mem ber th a t nam e well, very well. T h a t and a large, brown, rough hand suddenly
them.—Printers’ Ink,
best for you to come w ith me quietly.”
b u t n o t m e n ta lly d ise a s e d . T h e m ost tiv ity th e la s t few d a y s In th a t com ­ by th e m in iste rs a s to w h e th e r th e y
will e n fo rc e th e old c u sto m of r e s tr a in ­
“ I will not go with you,” I answ ered, is the nam e of the husband of my little caught mine.
h o rrib le v io la tio n o f h u m an law can m odity h a s cau sed a ra is e is p rices.
ing fo re ig n e rs from w itn e s sin g im-
in the sam e hoarse w hisper; “ I am liv- E nglish daughter. Fostere! I see in a
“ M am ’zelle!” cried a voice I knew, “ is
n o t a lw a y s be c o n d o n ed by th e plea
A w ind sto rm a t A s to ria did $16,500 p e r...l pro cessio n s. T h e re p lie s a re
o f in sa n ity . T h e w ild b e a st slu m b e rs dam ag e.
this vou?”
n o t e n co u ra g in g . T h e tre a ty g iv es th e
F re n c h B a rk A sie tip p e d o v e r in th e in all. It is n o t a lw a y s n e c e s s a ry to
"O h, T ard if! T ard if!” I exclaim ed. 1
A g ift of $1000 in c a sh h a s been le g a tio n s a s trip of w all c o m m a n d in g
rested my beating head again st him, and P o rtla n d h a rb o r.
in v o k e in s a n ity to c a u s e its a w a k e n ­
a view of th e g a te s of th e im p e ria l
m ad e to P h ilo m a th college.
sobbed violently, w hilst he surrounded
____ _______ ____
T o m a s E s tr a d a P a lm a w as e le cte d in g .”
me w ith his strong arm, and laid his P re s id e n t of C uba.
T h e sm allpox sc a re a t M arshfield city, and th e m em b e rs of th e fo reig n
N A T IO N A L L E P E R ST A T IO N .
hand upon my head, as if to assure me of
h a s p a sse d a n d th e q u a ra n tin e ra ise d . co m m u n ity a re p lan n in g to a sse m b le
T h e p o w e rs w ill p re s e n t a n o th e r col­
th e re o n . It w ill be a g re a t In n o v a­
his help and protection.
T h e D e cem b er sh ip m e n t of w h e at tion.
“ H ush, hush! m ain'zelle,” he said. “ It le c tiv e n o te to T u rk ey .
Hawaiian! Severely Criticize Bill Introduced from P o rtla n d e xceeded 2,000,000 bush
T w o B ritis h p e ac e a g e n ts w ere
is T ard if, your friend, my little m am ’­
els.
by Delegate Wilcox.
P R O S P E R O U S P O R T O R ICO .
zelle; your servant, you know. I am tre a c h e ro u s ly s h o t by B oers.
T h e D ouglas co u n ty p o u ltry show a t
here. W h at shall I do for you? Is there
T h re e n ew s te e l w o rk s a re to be
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Governor Hunt’s Message to the Legislature
e v e ry p a rtic u la r.
ens you, my poor little m am ’zelle? Tell
T h e C o n tin e n ta l T o b acco Co. h a s se ­ C o n g re ss by D e le g a te W ilcox, pro
— Necessity lor Change in Laws.
S ta te Food C o m m issio n e r B ailey h a s
me w h a t to do.”
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H e had draw n me back into the green
m e n t on th e Isla n d of M olokai, w as s ta rte d a c ru s a d e a g a in s t lig h t-w e ig h t
S a n J u a n , X’o rto R ico, J a n . 4.—Gov­
G re a t d a m a g e h a s b e e n c a u s e d to a s u rp ris e h e re a s th e m a tte r h a d not C a lifo rn ia b u tte r.
shade of the trees, aud placed me upon
e rn o r H u n t's m essa g e to th e le g is la ­
the felled tree w here I hud been sitting p ro p e rty by f r e s h e ts in th e S o u th .
b e en d isc u sse d in H a w a ii sin c e Con
W e s to n h a d a sm a ll fire a few d a y s tu r e of P o rto R ico w as d e liv e re d a t
before. I told him all quickly, briefly—
A b ig d ry g o o d s w a re h o u se in D ub­ g re s s n ta n K a h n , o f C a lifo rn ia, p ro ago, b u t th e blaze w a s e x tin g u ish e d 11 o ’clock th is m o rn in g b e fo re a jo in t
all th a t had happened since I hud w ritten lin s u s ta in e d a lo ss of £130,000 by fire. p osed a sim ila r sc h e m e a y e a r ago, b e fo re m u ch d a m a g e w a s done.
se ss io n of t h a t body held In th e T h e a ­
to him. I saw the tears s ta r t to his
t e r S an J u a n . T h e b u ild in g w as c ro w d ­
K itc h e n e r lia s a g a in in fo rm e d th e A t t h a t tim e th e p la n a ro u se d s tro n g
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now
c
r
it
­
eyes.
w a r office t h a t h e n e ed s re in fo rc e ­ icised w ith e q u a l vigor. T h e p la n Is for tn e re g is tra tio n o f v o te rs o f M arion ed. T h e m e s sa g e sa y s:
“ T hank God I am here,” he said; “ X m e n ts.
“ T ra n q u ility a n d c o n te n fn ie ri't“ p re ­
g re a tly o b je c te d to by local p a p e rs c o u n ty , w hich b e g in s J a n u a ry 6.
vail in P o rto R ico ; schools h a v e m u lti­
lost no time, m am 'zelle, a fte r your letter
G e rm a n y h a s d e la y ed a c tio n a g a in st th o u g h so m e o f th e h 6m e ru le rs a p ­
R e al e s ta te is m o v in g q u ite liv ely p lie d ; ra ilro a d s a re b e in g c o n s tru c te d ;
reached me. I will save M onsieur le
C ure; I will save them both, if 1 can. V e n ez u e la in h o p e s of a p e ac ea b le se t p e a r to fa v o r it, on th e g ro u n d th a t a ro u n d W esto n . S e v e ra l fa rm s h av e th e c o m m e rc e of th e islan d h a s been
it w ill sa v e H a w a ii th e e x p e n s e of been sold re c e n tly a t good p rices.
d e v elo p ed a n d e x p o rts h a v e in c re a s e d ,
H e is a good m an, this cure, and we tle m e n t.
m ust not let him perish. H e has no au­
N o rth w e s te rn g o v e rn o rs h a v e a g re e d m a in ta in in g th e le p e r s e ttle m e n t.
Six c a rlo a d s of p ru n e s Just le ft Dal a g ric u ltu re h a s becom e m ore p ro fit­
C o lle c to r of C u sto m s S ta c k a b le h a s la s fo r th e E a s te rn m a rk e t. T h e p rice a b le , ro a d s a re b e in g b u ilt a u d d e b ts
thority over me, and X will go this mo­ u p o n a p la n fo r fig h tin g th e p roposed
re ce iv e d from W a s h in g to n o r d e rs to paid fo r th e fru it w a s 2V4c p e r pound. a re b e in g paid. T o le ra n c e of o p in ­
m ent and force my way in, if the door ra ilro a d d eal.
ion h a s b ecom e m o re com m on, fo rm e r
a d m it Im p o rta tio n s front th e P h ilip
is fastened. Adieu, my dear little mam'-
O ne of th e n ig h t c le rk s a t th e St. p in e s fre e of d u ty . As a re s u lt, a b o u t
P re p a ra tio n s a re bein g com m enced a n ta g o n ism bein g fo rg o tte n .”
zelle.”
P a u l postoffice h a s b een a rre s te d
G o v e rn o r H u n t’s re p o rt said f u r th e r
H e w as gone before I could speak a c h a rg e d w ith s te a lin g m oney from let 40.000 M anila c ig a rs th a t h a v e been all o v e r th e s t a te fo r th e p rim a rie s,
held h e re in bond w ill be allo w ed to w hich will se le c t th e c a n d id a te s for th a t 885 sc h o o ls a re open th ro u g h o u t
word, striding w ith quick, energetic tread te rs .
th e J u n e e lectio n .
th e Island, 934 te a c h e rs a re e m p lo y e !
e n te r free.
across the court. -T he closed door under
T H IS MAN I S MY E N E M Y .”
H aw aii h a s been v isite d by a h e av y
F iv e p e rs o n s w e re se rio u sly in ju re d ,
A c o u n te rfe itin g o u tfit h a s been c a p ­ in th em , a n d 15,000 c h ild ren a tte n d
the eaves opened readily. In an in stan t
the w hite head of M onsieur I.aureutie o n e fa ta lly , in a collisio n b e tw ee n a ra in sto rm , w h ic h , a t one p o in t, is tu re d a t T h e D alles, but th e ow ner, th em . T h e In su la r re v en u e s h a v e In­
ing here in the presbytery, «ml you can- m oment it will not do to proceed on my passed the easem ent, and I could h ear c a rria g e a n d a n e le c tric c a r in C hi­ th o u g h t to h a v e b e en a re c o rd -b re a k ­ w ho Is know n, h a s e scap ed .
It is c re a se d th e a v a ila b le balance by $128.-
000 o v e r th e b a la n c e of Ju ly , 1901,
not force me aw ay. I will not go.”
1 voyage
er. Unofficial re p o rts from P a p a ao lu . p ro b a b le t h a t h e w ill be a rre s te d .
the hum of an earnest altercation, al­ cag o .
and th e to ta l b a la n c e today, in c lu d in g
Island of H aw aii, s ta te t h a t la s t W ed
“ T he silly raving of an ignorant g irl!’ | T he cure's return, and his presence un- though I could not catch a syllable of it.
T h e W asco M illing C o m p an y ’s flour­ ta riff re b a te s , etc., a m o u n ts to $2,-
A
ll
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a
n
g
e
r
fro
m
flood
in
P
e
n
n
s
y
l­
n e sd a y 40 in c h e s of ra in fell in 21
he sneered. “T he law will compel you der the sam e roof, gave me a sense of B u t presently T ard if appeared again in
ing m ill Is now c o m p leted , and only 000,000. G o v e rn o r H u n t reco m m e n d s
h o u rs. P ro fe s s o r L yons, of th e g o v ­
to retu rn to me. I will tak e the law security. W hen the chirping of the birds the doorway, w aving his cap in token of v a n ia has pa sse d .
a w a its th e tu rn in g on of th e e le c tric
into my own hands, and compel you to go awoke me iu the morning, I could not a t having gained his point.
A n in o ffe n s iv e p a sse n g er w as sh o t e rn m e n t o b se rv a to ry , sa y s t h a t th is p o w er from W h ite riv e r to beg in g rin d ­ th e re v isio n of th e m u n ic ip al law s and
th e a d o p tio n of m o d ern city c h a rte rs .
w ith me a t once. If there is no convey- first believe th a t the events of the day
It seemed to me alm ost as if tim e had a n d k ille d by fo u r m en o n a M issis­ is a w o rld 's re co rd , b u t h e d is c re d its in g o u t 500 b a rre ls of flour a day.
C o n c ern in g th e c a s e of S a n tia g o
th e re p o rt. F rom a n o th e r d is tr ic t a
mice to be hired in this confounded hole, before w ere not them selves a dream , been standing still since th a t first m orn­ s ip p i tr a in .
T h e re Is g r e a te r a c tiv ity in th e In g lcsiu s (th e re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e
fall of te n In ch es In five h o u rs is r e ­
we will walk down the road together. M atins w ere ended, and the villagers ing when M onsieur L aurentie had left
like tw o lovers, and w ait for the omni- | were scattering about their farm s and my side, and passed out of my sight to
A m is s io n a ry a n d se v e ra l n a tiv e p o rted , and th ro u g h o u t th e is la n d s m in e s of S o u th e rn O regon a t pi ¿ se n t A m erican F e d e ra tio n of L abor, w ho
bus. Come, O livia.”
j households, when I noticed P ie rre loiter- seek for my husband in the fever-sm itten c o n v e rts h a v e b e en m a ssa cre d by C hi th e re w e re h e av y ra in s . A few w a s h ­ th a n e v e r b e fo re In th e ir h isto ry . New w as se n te n c e d h e re D e cem b er 11 to
o u ts o c c u rre d , b u t th e re w as no s e r i­ w agon ro a d s a re being c o n stru c te d , thr«'e y e a rs a n d fo u r m o n th s' im p ris ­
O ur voices had not risen m uch above ■ ¡Ug stealthily about the presbytery, as dwelling. Yet it w as the ten th day a f­ nese tro o p s.
la rg e r s ta m p m ills put in a n d new o n m e n t on a c h a rg e of c o n sp ira c y ),
ous d am ag e.
th e ir undertones yet, but these last w ords j ¡f anxious not to be seen. H e m ade me te r th a t when, as I took up my w eary
th e G o v e rn o r r«>ferred to th e a m b ig u ­
w o rk in g s o p en ed .
T h e fu n e ra l of U n ite d S ta te s S e n a ­
he spoke more loudly. Je a n opened the a
follow him out of sight, round w atch soon a fte r day break, I saw him
itie s of e x is tin g law , a n d said t h a t th e
M ’K IN L E Y M EM O R IA L.
door of the sacristy and looked out, and the corner of the church.
crossing the court agaiu and coming to­ t o r Sew ell, of N ew J e rse y , w as held
r«‘m edy th e re fo r Is in th e h a n d s o f
Portland Markets.
w ith fu ll m il i ta r y h o n o rs.
IMerre cam e down to the corner of the
,.j know „ gecret- IIUI(ll)me.” he said, in
w ards me.
th e le g isla tu re .
W h e a t— W alla W alla. 59@ 60c; blue-
tra n se p t to see who w as speaking. I
troubled tone, " th a t m onsieur who came
W h at had he to say? W h a t could im­
National Movement Now
Only
One
“ T h e re is no room for la w le s s n e s s
A leg al b a t t l e betw een t h e H a r r i
lifted the hand III, hard w as not holding. yegterj . y hlls not left the vu,|ej. , fo |. pel him to break through the strict rule
ste m . 61c; vulley, 59',4@60c.
Foot.
In P o rto R ico ,” sa id G o v e rn o r H u n t,
m
a
n
a
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d
H
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l
l
in
te
r
e
s
ts
in
t
h
e
N
o
r
th
­
which
had
interdicted
all
dangerous
con­
ami beckoned Je a n .
I lowed m onsieur your enem y. H e did not
B a rle y —F e e d , $17@ I7.50; brew ing. “ h u t It Is p e rfe c tly law ful to o rg a n iz e
" J e a n ," I said, in a low tone still, tins
f>r a w a y /.
C leveland O., J a n . 6.—T h e re is but $17.50@18 p e r ton.
ta c t w ith him self? H is face w as pale, e rn P a c ific h a s b e g u n in M in n e so ta .
to se c u re b e tt e r w ages by p e a c e a b le
m an is my enemy.
M onsieur le Cure
one
n
a
tio
n
a
l
m
o
v
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m
e
n
t
in
th
e
U
n
ited
and
his
eyes
were
heavy
as
if
w
ith
w
ant
O a ts— No. X w hite, $ 1@ 1.10; g ray , m e a su re s.
T h e a m b itio n to b e tt e r
A d m ira l S c h le y c o n sid e rs h is case
" B u t whore is he then?” I asked, look­
know s all about him ; but he is not here.
S ta te s fo r a m em o rial for W illiam Mc­ 9 5 c @ $ l.
of
rest,
but
they
looked
into
m
ine
aa
if
o n e 's c o n d itio n is in te n se ly A m e ric a n ,
clo sed a n d w ill ta k e n o f u r th e r a c tio n
ing down the street, w ith a thrill of fear.
You m ust protect m e.”
K inley, to he b u ilt by p o p u la r s u b ­
they could read my inmost soul.
F lo u r— B e st g ra d e s, $2.70@3.30 per a n d w h e re th e p u rp o se of o rg a n iz a ­
H is frie n d s w ill ask c o n g re ss to v in ­ sc rip tio n . T h a t m em o rial
“ M adam e,” whispered P ierre, “he is a
“ C ertainly, m adam e,” he replied. “ Mon­
w ill
be
(To be continued.)
tio n Is m e re ly to In c re a se th e profits
d ic a te h im .
sieur. have the goodness to release m ad­ stra n g er to this place, and the people
e re c te d o v e r th e g ra v e of th e la te b a rre l; g ra h a m , $2.50.
would not receive him into their houses
M illstuffs— B ran, $17 p e r to n ; m id ­ o f lab o r, o r to d ig n ify Its worth
p
re
sid
e
n
t
a
t
C
a
n
to
n
.
T
h
e
w
ork
o
f
se
­
am e.”
W h y W e N eed H o b b le s.
th ro u g h p e a c e a b le m ea n s, a law su s
S ir T h o m a s L ip to n say s h e w ill
dlin g s, $20; s h o rts , $18; chops, $17.
“ She is my w ife,” retorted R ichard —not one of them. My fa th e r only said,
B usiness Is n o t In se p ara b le from c h a lle n g e for A m e r ic a ’s c u p u n t i l he c u rin g su b s c rip tio n s is in th e h a n d s of
c e p tlb le to a c o n s tru c tio n forbidding
•He is an enemy to our dear E nglish
H
a
y
—
T
im
o
th
y
,
$11
@
12;
clo
v
e
r,
$7
th
e
M
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inley
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a
tio
n
a
l
M
em
orial
A
s­
F o ster.
th e e x e c u tio n o f su c h a p u rp o se is un­
h ig h er thin g s. Men m ay be born gro­ hns w on it o r is sa tisfie d t h a t it can
O regon w ild h a y , $5@6 p e r
so ciatio n . w ith h e a d q u a rte rs In C lev e­ @7.50;
“ I have told all to M onsieur le C ure,” m adam e,’ and all the women turned the
w o rth y th e A m e ric an G o v e rn m e n t,
hack upon him. I stole a fte r him, be­ cers, b u t need not live only a s grocers. n o t be won.
lan d . Ohio. S om e c o n fu sio n In th e ton.
I said.
a n d sh o u ld be w iped o u t.”
H e Solon a n d T h ales, w ise m en o f th e
public m ind h a s re s u lte d b e c a u se th e re
“ M onsieur le Cure is gone to E ngland: hind th e trees and the hedges.
M utton— L am bs. 3'A@3V4c, g ro ss ;
T
h
e
g
o
v
e
rn
o
r
o
f
N
o
rth
D
a
k
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ta
w
ill
it is necessary to w ait till his re tu rn m arched very slowly, like a m an very G reeks, w ere m e rc h a n ts; P la to peddled n o t a tte n d th e c o n fe re n c e of g o v e rn o rs e x iste d an o rg a n iz a tio n in W a s h in g ­ d re sse d , 6L4c p e r p o u n d ; sh e e p , w ctli
R E B E L S N EA R M A N IL A .
in sight of the fae- oil; S pinoza, th e philosopher, m ended
to n , D. C., kn o w n a s th e “ W ash in g to n e rs, 3*4@3V4c, g ro s s ; d re sse d , 6 @ 6 '^ c
M onsieur E nglishm an.”
. w eary,
- till , he , came
.
H e turned spectacles. L in n a eu s w as a c o b b ler as a s h e sees n o m en a c e t o h is s ta te A rch A sso c ia tio n .” Its o b je c t w a s to p e r p o u n d ; ew es, 3V4®3A4c, g ro ss ;
“ Fool!” said Richard iu a passion; “she tory of the late Fm eanx.
build a m em o rial b rid g e o v e r th e P o to ­ d re sse d , 6 @6 Vic p e r pound.
is my wife. I tell you."
I »*¡'1* Into the court there. I saw him w ell a s a b o ta n ist. S h a k sp e a re prided from th e ra ilro a d s .
Small Gann Routed Near the City by Ameri­
\ h '” he replied phlegm atically, "hilt knock a t the door of the hotiae, try to lift h im self m ore upon his su ccess a s a
m ac riv e r. T h e A rch A sso c ia tio n no
H o g s—G ro ss, 5*4c; d re s s e d , 6@ 6l4c
A
p
r
o
m
in
e
n
t
A
m
e
ric
a
n
,
w
ho
has
cans With Heavy Loss.
T
here
the
latch,
and
peep
through
the
windows.
lo
n
g
e
r
e
x
is
ts
,
h
a
v
in
g
voted
to
go
o
u
t
It is my affair to protect m adam e.
p e r pound.
sta g e m a n a g e r th a n a s a d ra m a tis t. liecn in C h in a for so m e tim e , p re d ic ts
o f b u s in e s s a n d le a v e th e field to th e
M anila. J a n . 3.— L ie u te n a n t C h a rle s
Is no resource but to w ait till M onsieur A fte r th a t he goes into the factory; there S p e n se r w as a sheriff. It m ig h t re q u ire
V eal— 8@ 9c p e r pound.
t h a t before m a n y y e a rs th e w o rld w ill n a tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n
h a v in g head
I). R hodes, of th e S ix th C a v alry , ac­
le C ure retu rn s from his voyage.
If is a door from it into the house. H e
B eef—G ross, cow s. 3V4c; ste e rs . c o m p a n ied by tw o o rd e rlie s , w hen
m adam e does not say, ’T his is my hus­ passed through. I dared not follow him, a r a th e r s tro n g w ren ch of th e im a g in a ­ see a w a r s u c h as n e v e r b efo re seen, q u a r te r s In C lev e lan d .
3l4@
4c;
d
re
sse
d
,
3
®
7
c
p
e
r
pound.
w ithin six m iles of M an ila to d a y , cam e
band.' how can I believe you? She says, hut in one short half-hour I saw smoke tion to Im agine sh eriffs o f to-day w rit­ in th e C h in e s e e m p ire .
B u tte r — C re a m e ry , 25® 27c p e r a c ro s s 20 a rm e d in s u r g e n ts in a cuar-
No Hope for Simpson.
‘H e is my enem y.’ I cannot confide her coming out of the ehimney. The smoke ing a n o th e r " F a e rie Q u e en ”—b u t w h y ?
T h e M a ry la n d C o u n c ils of t h e J u n ­
is
there.
The
E
nglishm
an
has
sojourn­
M ilton ta u g h t school, a s h a v e alm o st all
to a stran g er.”
W a sh in g to n , J a n . 4.— A dm iral S am p p o u n d ; d a iry , 1 8 ® 20c; sto re , 1214® te l o r b a rra c k s. T h e in s u rg e n ts sh ou t­
ior O rd e r of M e c h a n ic s p re s e n te d A d ­
ed there all the night.”
ed
’'A m e ric a n o s ,’* a n d
L ie u te n a n t
“ I will not leave her." he exclaim ed.
g re a t m en. W a lte r S cott, th e w iz ard of m ira l S c h le y w ith a lie a u tifu l m edal s o n 's m ala d y p ro g re s se s slow ly, b u t 15c.
E g g s— 20@ 22tyc fo r cold sto ra g e- R hodes feig n ed a r e tr e a t, b u t In re a lity
“ B ut, I’ierre,” I said, shivering, though th e N o rth , w a s c irc u it c le rk a n d p ra c ­
“ Good! very good! Pardon, m onsieur,”
v e ry ste a d ily to w a rd th e end. M edi­
as
a
n
e
v
id
e
n
c
e
of
t
h
e
i
r
p
e
rso
n
a
l
es­
he
took
th
e
b
a
rra
c
k
s
In
th e flank
responded Je a n , laying his iron fingers the sun was tlre sd y shining hotly— tic a l m an of a ffa irs; G ro te w a s a L on­
cal sc ie n c e c a n n o t ch ec k It. S y m p ­ 22@25c fo r E a s te r n ; 28@ 30c for fresh
and dro v e o u t th e in s u rg e n ts , captur­
tee m a n d a d m ir a tio n of h is services to m s o f a r te r ia l d e g e n e ra tio n h a v e a p ­ O regon.
upon the hand th a t held me. and loosen " I ’ierre, the house is like a lazaretto. No
don b a n k e r, R icard o a sto ck Jo b b e r a n d to th is c o u n tr y .
ing its grip as easily as if it had be; n one has been in it since Mademoiselle Pi-
P o u ltry —C h ick e n s, m ixed, $2.50®3: ing tw o rifles, th r e e revolvers, an«l
p e a re d . su c h a s a re In c id e n t to h is
a m m u n itio n .
Rhtxles
th en
the hand of a child. "M adam e, you are neau died. M onsieur le Cure locked It S ir Isa a c N ew ton m a s te r o f the E n g lish
m alad y . In je c tin g g re a t n n ro rta ln ty hens, $3.50@ 4; 8 l4@ 9e p e r pou n d ; som e
E n g la n d ’s c o al s u p p ly m a y n o t o u t ­ In to th e c ase. M oreover, th e p a tie n t sp rin g s. 9@l<>e p e r pound. $2.50®3 per b u rn e d th e b a rra c k s and proceeded to
m int. P a u l w as a te n t m a k e r am i th e
free. Leave M onsieur the E nglishm an up. and brought aw ay the key.”
la beco m in g leas tra c ta b le a n d re s p o n ­ d ozen: d u ck s, $5@6 fo r y o u n g ; geese. M anila.
to me. aud go aw ay into the house, if you j “ T h a t is true, m adam e,” answ ered the G re a t G e n tle m an a n a p p re n tic e a t a la s t th e c e n tu ry .
G e n era l W h e a to n 's report from th e
$6.50 0 7.50 p e r d o z e n ; tu rk e y s , live,
please.”
| boy; "no one in the village would go near c a rp e n te r’s bench.
G e rm a n y h a s o rd e re d a n o th e r w ar­ sive to tr e a tm e n t.
U f t f 2 ' f a c ; d re sse d , 13@14c p e r pound. islan d of S a m a r In d ic a te s th a t little
I did not w ait to hear any fu rth e r al-
aCcursed place, but I never thought
“ I p ra c tic e la w sim ply to s u p p o rt m y ­ s h ip to V e n e z u e la n w a ters.
h a s been acco m p lish ed th ere. T h e a t­
Deportation of Chiacie.
tereation. but fled as quickly as I could of ______
___________
C h e ese — F ull c re a m , tw in s, 13@
th a t. _____
P erhaps
m onsieur your enemy se lf,’’ said one o f th e g re a te s t o f St.
titu d e of th e n a tiv e s Is even m ore un­
O gd en ab u rg , N. Y., Ja n . 4.—C om m is 1314c; Y oung A m e ric a. 14@15c.
S e n a to r D epew a n d
M iss
M ay
Into the presbytery. Up into my o " n j n il! tak e the fever and perish.”
Liouls a tto rn e y s —a n a tto rn e y -a t-la w ,
frien d ly th a n e v e r before. G eneral
sio n e r G ray to d a y o rd e re d th e d e p o rta
cham ber I ran, drew a heavy chest
P o ta to e s — B eat B u rb a n k s. 85< @$1 10 C haffee w ill probably v isit th e Island
“ Run. Pierre, run!” I cried; “ M onsieur n o t a n a tto rn e y -a t-p o lltic s—“ b u t m y P a lm e r w ere m a rrie d in I ta ly .
tio n of tw e n ty -o n e C h in ese fo r h a v in g per c e n ta l; o rd in a ry , 70@ 80c.
against the door and fell dow n trem bling L au ren tie is in the sacristy with the
In o rd e r to in v e s tig a te th e sta te o f af­
re a l life Is a t hom e In m y lib ra ry ."
F o u r h u n d re d w ere k ille d in a l»at- u n law fu lly e n te re d th e c o u n try . Ap
and nerveless upon the floor beside it.
H ops— 8® 10c p e r pou n d .
strange vicsire. Tell him I m ust speak T h o ro u g h ly p ra c tic a l people need th e t i e in th e i n te r io r of C o lo m b ia ,
fa irs p re v a ilin g th e re . On th e o th er
p e als a re b e in g filed In e a c h c ase.
B ut there w as no tim e to lose in wom­
to him this very moment. T here is no help of h obbies to k eep them
W ool—V alley. 11® 14c: E a s te rn O r­ han d , in R a ta n g a s province the organ­
Forty-five C h in am e n a re now In the,
fro m
anish terro rs; my difficulty and danger
ized
c am p aig n a g a in s t th e in su rgen ts
tim
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lie
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c o u n ty ja il a w a itin g th e a c tio n of th e egon. 8@12V4c; m o h a ir, 21@21A4c p e r
were too great. W hy should 1 not w rite
sh riv e lin g up.—St. I,o u ls G lobe-D em o­
is p ro g re ssin g favorably.
pound.
la u n c h e d a t N e w p o rt N ew s, V a.
I dragged m yself to the seat under the c ra t.
h ig h e r c o u rt.
to T ard if? H e had prom ised to rom e to
my help whenever and w herever I m ight sycam ore tree, and hid my face in my
Died a Rear Admiral
T h e iioasih ilitiea of w ireless te le g ra ­
FrtigM Engine Explodes.
A » 2,000,000 silk c a rg o h a s ju s t
H ig h - P r ic e d R o o k .
summon him. I ran down to M ademoi­ hands, w bile shudder a fte r shudder quiv­
B oston, J a n . 6.—In fo rm a tio n from phy were predicted hy J a n ies Brown
selle T herese for the m aterials for a let­ ered thiough me. I seemed to be w atch ­
M
aeon,
Ga., J a n . 4.—A freig h t en­
The b ig g est p rice e v e r p a id fo r a book r e a c h e d San F ra n c is c o from t h e O r ie n t W ash in g to n
sh o w s
th a t
C a p ta in I.indaay, of D u nd ee, S c o tla n d , in
ter. and in a few m inutes it w as w titten, ing him again, as he strode weariedly w as »44.900, given for a n o rig in a l copy
gine jnat out of the shop and fired jp
T h e w orld fa m o u s D iesel e n g in e is R ich a rd B. I,e a ry . U nited S ta te s navy,
down the street, leaning with bent shoul­
1834.
and on the way to Sark.
In the round house o f the Central ra il­
of th e P s a lte riu m , p u b lish e d by F a u s t to I* b u ilt a t F o u th J W o rc e a te r, M ass. w ho died a t C h e lse a re ce n tly , «lied a
T he night fell while I w as still alone. ders on his stick, and turned aw ay from
rp a r a d m ira l w ith o u t bein g c o n sc io u s
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T h e Pharaohs wore their lieards road o f Georgia, exploded w ithou t
Suddenly there was the no.sy ra ttle of every door a t which he asked for rest
o f th e fa c t It w as a prom<»tlon w hich
a fte r to I* r u n lietw een N ew Y o rk he had Ifsoked for, and It la sa id to w h e n in m o u r n in g for a relative. warning today, killin g three m en. In­
wheels over the rough pavem ent—th» and shelter for the night. Oh! th a t the y u a ritc h ._________________ _ _
Court m o u rn in g in E g y p t seem s to juring a number o f oth ers and sh ak ­
me eonld but come back again, th a t I
baying of dogs—an in listinct shout. A
T a s m a n i a ' s M i n e r a l W ealth.
a n d C h icag o .
h a v e been th e one th in g whl«-h trin e
ing the en tire city. T he report w as
have last a year.
horrible dread took hold of me. W as it m ight send Je a n to find some safe place
|
bled
him
In
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ents.
T
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e
T a s m a n ia , In p ro p o rtio n to Ita a re a .
A n im m e n s e 12.000 to n h y d r a u lic
possible th a t he had returned, w ith some for him where he could sleep! Back to
heard seven mile# aw ay, and h ou ses
I a p p o in tm e n t w a s m ade th e d a y b e fo re
la
th
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force which should drag me aw ay f r m my m emory rushed the old days, when he
four m iles distan t felt th e shock. T h e
he died, b u t i t w as only w hen his
In
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alth
.
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screened
me
from
the
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ktnlness
of
my
my refuge and give me up to him ?
engine w as reduced to fragm ents,
b ro th er-in -law . Dr. F a irfa x Irw in , re ­
I he.ir l t i r r .- i f
-
and when he seemed to love
parts being hurled through th e build­
In 1900 E n glan d im pcjrted nearly tu rn e d from h is fu n e ra l a t A nn ap o lis
volee». A m inute or tw o a fte rw a rd , Min me. F o r the sake of those times, would
ing 200 or 300 yards.
t h a t th e a p p o in tm e n t w as found.
tma beat against my barricaded door, to heaven the evening th a t was gene,
a.
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