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m i ■* * - y * : NEWBERG CIRAPH1C. N E W B ERG GRAPHIC. PHIC ------ «J EjZrâir - Ora Y aw . to adraran. VOL XV. EVENTS ! W hite Hai A Talo of tlw Early SotUafs-f if Lrahlui. to hia shout Ja». aad la a fired. T h e ,f> b le sain backward, ■* » while he kr the «na, and i u I m latently lato hi* «k ilo Clou part stood by reloadiog **• rtioa, “ if you do aot Mil n o laatant- 1 1 «k a t all tkia b m m , I ’ll dig a kola la ' “ * be ■ --- l-J —I*, tko earth and you ahaU burled with your head dowo. Yaa I * » * * « T waU where you’ll go to than. Now toll na, « b o eent you to kill uat" ,__ “ W e didn't negn to hlU tko phi* boy, replied the Indian, a peak lag alowly aad with difficulty. ^ a r tuaviw o. a u sp ic e t (he deer gave a leak forward aad pi nag- ml headlong upon tb# Mirth. “ Your ball killed him, Uoupart!” tried Louie, aa the two atarted forward to OHAPTBB IT.—<Continued.) gether. And It waa foaad to he even eo, Far some momenta Mimon gated upon Uoupart’* ballet haring entered Just beck the (sir girl ia utter astonishment. He of the ahoulder, and of conree penetrated Wee et a lorn to understand whether she the heart. " Tw aa white maa’e gold. The pale was making game of bim. or whether ahe Lóala bad made a wound for the pur- waa la earnest. But had he reflected for pope of bleeding the animal, end Ooupart boy aad the pale boy’« fríen,1 both hare a moment upon the i-heeecter of the waa kneeling by hia aide, when they wee* anemlaa. TWre'e a Manage bird la the torety pupil as ha knew ft. he woe Id hare startled by the whistling of aomethlag eagle'a neet.” “ Speak plainer! Tell me---- ” known that ahe coaid not descend to sport between their heads, followed by a dull Louie atopped, for be aaw that the with hie feelings. Then he still might “ chunk” cloae to them, and oa raising their heada, they aaW a long arrow atick- death shade had pa seat orer the red appeal to her heart. “ Alas!“ be murmured, choking down iag Into a tree directly la front of them. aua'a face, and aa ho let go tko now his Indignation, “ yon know not what you With a quick cry, they atarted to their heavy hand, the body fell orer aldowaya apon the turf. do. You know not the deep lore that “ la he deed r naked Ooupart dwells like a consuming fire within. Hut “ Yea; and the secret of this strange I will not ask you to marry me now. Only scene Is dead with him, eo far as our promise that, some time, you will be mesne of arriving at it are concerned. mine. Give me yonr heart, and pledge Ooupart there’s something hate we bad me year hand. And tbea we will be mar better understand!” ried when you are older. O, do not re But S t Denis knew not what to reply, fuse mo this!” for a suspicion had cou»e to him, but he “ My euo science, Kim on, if we wait for dared aot apeak it too suddenly. So the that, your hair will be gray, and you will two hunter* stood for some moments to walk with a staff. And thru whgt a aorry-looking couple we should Then turning to the red men, he asked: and gated upon the dead men in silence. "W eil,” said Loads, after a while, “ let’s make! Don’t Wnnm -don’t talk so any “ What now, red brethren T What seek leers these bodies here, and in the storm more. It'a foolish in you to do so. 1 do ye here?" < really begin to think yon are la earnest The Indiana consulted a moment to ing we’ll send ohr negroes oat to bury But 1 don't want te bear you speak so gether, and then one of them tdvmtsd them. Now, let's fix our venison, and then start for heme, for we’re had ad- any more—truly. 1 don’t.“ a single pace, and replied i \ “ Then yon will never lor* me?” “ We seek thé young white chief am) his renture enough for. one day. You begin now to eoo toms of our Louiaiana life. “ Why, 1 lore you now, cousin. I. hare How do you like k r - always loved you. Why will you be 8 t Denis gated Upon his companion foolish Y’ "Then why did yo* send that arrow at some moments In silent admiration, and “ Alas, IxHiise! you hare struck the uaT' . < dagger to qiy soul. The lamp of my life 'We aaw yea not then. Only the brad than bo raid: “ <>. this la much better than nothing, has gone out. and all my hopes are sunk of the deer.” lu utter darkness! You have done thus Now I-ouis simply knew that they were though once a year would be often cwongl much. Now. in mercy, uke my dagger lying to him, and as this became appar “ So it would. Bat now for our other and finish my pain. Take sway the life ent he knew that they meant him harm. you bavo cursed, and let my soul escape ‘I f you bare anything to say to us. say game.” They went to where the deer still lay, the agony it must endure while near thee it at once,” he said. aad ha ring removed the akia from the When thou art not miner' Let our white brothers aot fear. I f "Mlop. Minion.” interrupted the maid they will come with aa. wo will tell them bead, neck aad fore shoulders, they sep arated the carcass, and then railing the ’ an, jnst as be waa potting on the finish what shall be to their good." saddle np, they shouldered it, and firin g Ing stroke and look of agony. “ I can't “ I will apeak with my friend." A one more look at the fallen lad lees, they be your wife; I never can. Mo there’s thus saying, Louis turrad towards turned their faces towards home. ^ ~ as end' or that, matter. And now let os rompaaioo. * (To he coetinoed.) . forget that we ever bad any each foolish “ Uoupart,” he said, speaking qnickly, talk." and in a low tone, “ thooe ar* Chicks- “ Aad bow long has thia been your saws, and they mean to take oa prison C A S E Y’S H AIR TU R N E D W H IT b mind?“ fairly hissed Lohois, aa soon ers. In ail probability they hope for ho could so far reeorer from his utter a high ransom from my father for na. amasement aa to speak. Wo hare two pistola each. You never “ How loagT” repeated Loolae, in sur missed your mark yet in my sight Ar* prise. “ Why, yon might aa Weil ask me your nerve* steady mow?" hew long ‘twaa since I had resolved that ■Aa steady a tftra *" returned Ooupart I would not marry with eld Tony, Just as not a little surprised to era how calm well—exactly. Nature set np the barrier •ndffrarlcae^hl* youthful companion we*. - v A z t thia moment , t Ionise a r s heard K i her * ““ fath £ B 1903. HJCWBICBG, Y A M H IL L COUNTY, v “ . 1 THE LEGISLATURE THE DALLES ROAD i Last fey Tidal W avs i. Fob 10.— Bows of n WHAT THE U 1 in a destructive nod irer the Month Mon bora today Mariposa direct from Waefc, Tahiti. The tora oí lito is estimated at 1,800 «Min. On Jaanary 18 last a bogo tidal warn by a terrific hurricane ot t o th e rtoacT. ilé group with fearful fane, < equalled in « Mod of dreaded i I deys, The railway project, deciaious w'ithln 90 Saya in all ornas aabmitted to tbnm. A M il has alao liten iutrodoced prohibitlag the anís oí exploairea otber than ordinary fira- cmckara to ch i Id ron nadar 14. Tba Honsn— The feUow anrrant M il waa reportad farorably. The MU M- ■twi iraa -raw — ■. ■ ■ - ■— ra -----------———.------- in fact, is < mind my word, for I know thooe fellows came Casey's turn, and the CUfton Era lo diiT i l í n ft cbtftp, j M well. Yet keep your rifle, for you’ll need n p o rti hia version o f a thrilling expe er calling her from the hall, na! project that w ill aflo It for a club.” rience with the Indiana. The reminis started up. .» . a t open river. It in i Nest I ¿mis turned to tho Indians and cence was called forth by a comment L E Y I A N K E N Y , OF W A LLA W A L L A . . “ Yaa hear?” aha uttered. “ My father said: _ raer officers that a par Ankeny to reprenent bis «tato in the upon Casey's snow-white hair. wants me. Now yon won't think any The Waahington legialature elected Mr. "W e hare concluded not to follow yon: allai ing the river would WoU, aald Casey, I ’U toll you how It (Jolted State* nenate. thing more of thia—will'you? Put off but if you hero anything to tell ua. we grant assistance to thn i happened, boys. It was the year that that ugly-looking faro as soon as you can will listen.” nat ruction of tha crawl, and then come out and Join us in our so Upon this, tho red men coa re raed to Judge McComra and hls w ife were account tha state's ; cial enjoyment. There—be calls again. gether again for a few momenta, and killed by the Indiana In the Burro hag been mttlnd, Brasil occupying the peal more strongly to Here 1 am—coming!" And with then, with quick, wild gestures, and a Mountains—’83 or ’84. I ’ ve forgotten country outil the dispute ia finally ran it is presented in detail. words, the buoyant, happy-hearted girl low howl not unlike the volco of a hun which. It was some time after that a f tripped out from the room. gry wolf, they sprang forward with their fair, however, when things had quieted Representative Cushman baa succeed For somo moments, Mimon Laboia stood tomahawks uplifted. In all probability C A N T NOVE I ed in bringing before the house a meas like one thunderstruck, and seemed they supposed this would be sufficient to down n b it I had been In the bills, aad waa re ure providing for a delegate from watching, with e recant stare, the place awe the white youths into immediate seb- where the young lady had been standing, miasion. The pale boy they thought aa turning to Silver City' through the Alaska. as if a lurid gleam of vivid lightning had easy prey, and very likely they knew that Burro Mountains, and o f coarse was on Camera ia airanat without coal with be 800. Thaee figures oomprised only * ’ made Ita transit. Then be started back the other waa a newcomer into tho coon the look oat for Indian*. My home fell which to make gaa, and will be without the deaths on tbs three islands of Hao, *** apace and clenched both his flats. try, and hence Imagined that their terri sick, and I stopped to let him rent. I light unless the Mockading fleet allows Hikuera and Jfakokan, whose ordinary “ By heavens!” he altered, while his ble appearance aad fearful antics would population la 1,800. On Hlkaara palled off the raddle, tied Mm to a tree, a cargo to discharge. face tamed livid With rage, “ and shall I rtrike him with terror. islanda. where 1,000 inhabitants ,wnra A . spread out my blankets and lay down. bear this? Mhali 1 sit calmly by, and see “ Now!” whispered I-ouls. "Ton take Trainman on tha Missouri Pacific another carry off the maiden and pocket the two men oa yonr side, end I ’ll take I waa soon fast asleep, and bow long have boon granted the same advance in engaged in pearl diring, nearly one- ml half warn drowned. Oa an adjacent " the half of Mt. Julien’s fortune? Mhali I tke two on the other side. Don’t waste I slept I do not know. I waa awakened eoo that wealth which has been so long a ball." hy some one prodding me In the back. wages aa the employee of other South island 100 morn were washed oat to . western roads. sea. Makekaa and Hao arodepopa- . . In my grasp—that wealth which I hare In au instant the two companions had As soon as my eyea were opened I raw looked Upon aa mine, now wrested from drawn their weapons, and at the samo that I waa surrounded by twelve or 14 The coal r perator* have conceded lated. mo? For years I’ re cherished this fond Inatant they both fired. Hour after hour, fifteen Indians. They all carried weap Conaerratire aathnatae at Tahiti an advance in wages to the miners hope—this picture of wealth, and now it aud day after day, had they practiced ons. and bad them In their hands. They aay they cannot afford it but*bad place the number of islanda risited by tb moot not be blown away thus. Mt. Ja- together at pistol shooting, and their the tidal ware aad hnriicane at 80. A ll *t: Well, air. I waa oo badly frightened to give it ia view of the market condi lioo la worth thia day fire hundred thou aim waa aa quick as It was rare. The of them are under control of the French sand crowns, and they shall not bare it two outside men staggered, and on tin- that I could not speak or move—I was tions. governor at Tahiti. The surviving imratymed. mt there and looked at all—they shall not"’ next instant, the youths fired again. At Rear Admiral Frank Wildea died on inhaMtanta are left daatitote o f feod the Indiana, and they looked et me. I this movement, the savages were thrown He waa and clothing, all baring been swept C H A P T E R V. into a state of alarm. Three of their felt my hair stiffen out end I knew that hia way bom* from Manila. dala ara then to br on the way to Ban Francisco and after a away by the storm. A weak had passed away since Mimon nuaiher were shot through the head and It waa standing straight up. » p a r rant of the Tbe French government, on receipt a abort aick leave waa to have taken ocm- had confessed hia romantic lore for had rallen, while the fourth bad received I thought o f every mean thing I had L a Gaayra and _ of tba news o f the disaster, took prompt of l/oulse, and during that time he had a ball in his neck and was staggering done In my life. Pray? No, I couldn't mand of tb* Braraerton navy yard. u a of failure to maintained much of hia wonted compos back. In a moment, Uoupart and lirais lift a hand to bless mjraelf. I knew they The navy ia to have an increase of dam ia to tea* ure. For a day or two after the morti saw their advantage, and they seised fying repulse he had been moody and their empty rifles anJ sprang forward, would kill me, and my only hope waa ship«, officers and men. taciturn, but he gradually overcame it. and in a few moments more the six In that they would shoot me. ( could al Sooth western trainmen have won an and now he smiled aa usual, and made dians lay prostrate. A full minute the most feel their lances sticking through advance in wagra from all roads. lew York, Fab. 9.— The paw himself generally agreeable. One after two victors stood and gated upon the my body. It teemed to me that they noon, as soon aa dinner was over, Uou work they had don*, and then Louis turn <tood there an age and looked at me, opposition o f tho Norths Brasilian troop* have captured a Bo part aad Loots atarted off on a hunting ed to hia eomp'iulon aud said: atora will probably prevent tb* pra- and I looked at them. livian fort and 300 prisoners in Aero. expedition. Their pistols they concealed I f w*’a killed 'em all, we shall never a of the Alaska boundary treat* ia Their ugly faces are stamped oo my within the bosoms of their hunting shirts, know aurely what this all meant" fcrdftd b i l l âft m y difvoocftrting, memory forever. I should recognise \ T h e saltan o f Turkey is preparing to oo that they might aot catch in the "A re these two last ones dead, think Invade Macedonia with a quarter of a n a London dispatch to tha Tribune. any one o f them In a crowd to-day. If 1 boshes, and their knives were in like man you?" returned Uoupart “They may be ___i -’j — ill ~ ------------ should meet him. Moon I noticed one million men. ner protected. They both had excellent only stunned.” M ila n of tb* trusty w ill mana tb * In Toledo rifles, and set off io high spirits. We’ll see: hnt I fbtnk you’ll find the or two other Indiana fooling with my am, «3.4ft«3.S3. Senator Ctork, of Montana, rays be definite continuance of the With quick steps they mads their way one I struck with his Mains rather dis horse, aa he waa too Mck to try to get ia in a position to tern re tho opening of M illMnffa— Brea, « 1 8 « 19 par tan it rays, " w ill up the river, until they had passed the turbed.” away from them. the/Jrow Indian reservation. middlings, « 3 8 « 94; shorts, «1 9 «9 0 o f obtaining a freo port ia the bounds of the clearing, and then their Aud so it proved with both of them, Presently they began to go, one at a chop, $18. steps became mors cautious, for they for upon examination It was found that lime, and soon they were all gone, ex- Klondike district, aad moot violent An old building being torn down at * O a te-N o . 1 white, «1.18 « 1.30 friction mast nr lee if gold should be hoped there might bs a deer somewhere their skulls were both broken in, aud rept one who seemed to be the leader. Buffalo, N. Y., collapsed, killing three Chicago, Feb. 10.— According to the gray. «1 U 3 X «1 .1 6 par cental. that life waa extinct But while they at band. discovered ia the territory under die- ra w and Injuring lour others. They bad banted about in the forest were thus engaged they heard a gro n After the others had all gone he ad Hay — Timothy, «1 1 «1 9 ; Mover Chronicle’s New Orleans correspondent dressed me In good English and raid: for nearly an hoar, when a moreimnt close at hand, an I <>n taming they saw Boowvelt haa again refuted to arbi among the bushes at some distance at that one of the Indiana who had been ‘Good day. Dan Casey I" IIow he knew trot* the Venezuelan question and it the French colony there baa received » * • » ; ehaat, «9 «1 0 par ton. Pots tom Beat Burbank a, A O « 7 Be pw tracted thsir attention, and upon creep abot had worked himself almost into a my name haa always been a mystery go to The Hague for settlement. word that President Lou bet, of France, mck; ordinary, 40«80e par cental ing carefully up, they saw a large deer sitting posture against a tree, and waa to me. H e may have teen me on tb* will coma to that city about Joan 1«, drinking at a amall brook that emptied now trying to work further around, ao aa reservation, or poralbly my name may grower*’ prtcaa; Merced sweets, « 3 « Frank J. Cannon, ex-United feu tea tq get hia face towards the west. Both have been on some part o f my outfit senator from Utah, ia in a very serious 1904, on board a French man-of-war, Into the rirer dose hy. “ Sss,” whispered Uoupart, “ here ar* I-on Is and Uoupart hastened to him at and he could read, as many o f them The Poultry— Chicks na, condition and hli recovery ia doubtful. an route'to the St. Loots fair. onee, when they found-that he had re hia track*.“ a committee of 11 member idea is to retrace tba atnpa of ^historic young. ll« lt c ; b e n s . 11 - can. — Loots looked at the spot which his ceived a ball through the neck. Nearly all bitnmiaoua coal miner* in hones to inquire generally la! lire, I8 «1 8 e ; draased, ] After he had gone I aat still there ao French discoverer*, and to ascend the in» notated sudd_ companion pointed oat. out. and a andden "Water, water!” he groaned. the Meyersdals, Pa., district, w ill ra- conditions In the United 8ta n, «7 « 8 . 80. «7 «7 .8 0 par doeen; gel badly scared that I waa unable to mov* ita start caused Uoupart to ask him “ Btop,” uttered I etuis, as his compan osiv* a material advance ia wage* Miasiarippi rirer, aa they did in yuan reeolution farther directa Urn ion atarted towards the brook. And then for I don’t know how long. Then Ilka Chasm—F all cream. twine, 1 « H « ranee. gone by. It is planned that after riait- to "ia q a ira whether aay coa a flash It cam* to me that they were A pril 1. 1 7 }{a ; Toeag America, 1 7 X «1 8 X c ; "Tket’a the track of a man,” said turning to tha dying Indian, he said': falr, M. Loabnt will ing tba world’ s " I f we’ ll get you water aud turn your government scouts. I leaped to my factory prices, l « l H c k Sheriff W. W. Withers, of Lane “ Borne of the negroes bar# been out eyea to the setting ana, will yen tell tin- fleet, and, though my horse waa sick, 1 eounty, Oregon, wan shot and fatally crom the continent on a special train, Butter— Fancy creamery, S O «39 He truth?” beat all record« to Milver City. „ here,” suggested Uoupart. wounded while trying to captor* Ed where he will be received at New York. “ I w lll- I will!” "No, ao.” returned the other. “ They I hate been blown up In a mine, and Lyons, an escaped outlaw. Lyons it There he will board a Ualted States The water was brought In Uoupart's cruiser and be taken back to Franca. hart not been out hers to-day.“ had my body crushed with dyna ml to •till at libarty. I “ But that may hare been made yes canteen, and upon drinking, tha<poor fel rs pa, but I never was scared before or low seemed to revire. Uoupart bound terday, or oareral days ago." Hopa—Cholea, 1 8 « M H « por pon Thn Dreyfus affair ia to bo revived Meaey fer Sarreya In Alaska. sine«. There Is no scare on earth Ilk* "No," aald Louis, still gating upon tho up his neck, which wee bleeding profuse ---------„ ___, Feb. 9.— The raneta Washington, Feb. 10. — Représenta W o o l-V a lle y , 1 9 * «1 8 e ; Baal •gain. ' track. "This was made to-day. Just ly, and jnat as he had finished the job an Indian scare. Well. I aside of a e c a m ittw na agrien Ita re today tea- Oregon, 0 « 1 4 X e ; mohair. 9 6 « 98a. tive Jones today menrad from Necretary the Indian put out his weakening arm. week from that time my hair waa well Ex-Senator Oawra, of Massachusetts, look, and you wlll era that these leaves •iderad, hot teak no final action on the Hitchcock a promira to raoommend the Baal — Qreaa, cows, 5 « 3H e aro still damp on tha upper edges where and laid hit hand upon Looia’ shoulder. sprinkled with gray, and Inside o f n la dead. agrienItoral appropriation MU. U la immédiate appropriaUun of «78,000 for “Tha pale boy hat the heart of a great pound; atoara, 4 « 4 lf e ; dramad, 73 the foot has pressed them ap. These year It wa* aa whit* aa It la now.” understood that the MU wUl be held warrior. He would not hart escaped us Wyoming ia k > w in the toils of a making gorernmeat sarreya in Alaska. other leaves, you see, ar* dry when the Veal— 7H «8J4e- lor a certain tiara la order to aerarí a is W h at Dreams Come, had wa known how brer* he was.” Wlth thia raeom mondai ion Joaaa wlll fierce bUstard. edge ia fra* of tho earth. Then bera Matton — Qreaa, 4c par pan whether it la poaaiMs to disposa of the Bobbe—Old Tttewadd Is about dead “ But why did yo* try to do thiaW tes this broken twig; ass when It haa citer an amendment to the anadry civil statehood MU without petting it w the asked Looia "Remember bow , you prom from Insomnia, gays be la afraid to | Forty fishermen on tho Ice of Saginaw bill aad erpacte to meure ita adoption, dressed, 7He. boon prests« down. Now look!” At agricultural M il aa aa ----- bay have lost thsir lives. [g o to sleep. ho spoke, he Uftod tho twig, and showed ised to apeak truly.” aseured by “ White man brought gold bora, aad wa Tha ooaaaaMto* stands by Ita Dobbs—Dora bo fear burglars? the place whore It laid waa perfectly amendment Chairman Gannon that tí T b * N s « York "F la tiro n ’ ’ building however, to iw n iiil the two dry, whoraaa, had It lain there area aver kart learned to loro I t Much gold had “ No; but tho hut time ho slept ha la responsible for the lose of another would be adopted if Ike secretary rec ft been out*, and wa— 1 * Tho Indian dreamed o f giving away money.* night, Ite bed would hare boon damp ommended the appropriation. •topped, Tor he was week, and ha mad* “ Tbsa there's been aa ladtaa hi life. sm-»,-a-,I aladra a sign that they shoeld tarn hia face t o timer* rar • Jf mat-art ». .»’Y * 'A w r ci i, i i Ljtnitf i liw raí ni 'Añosa * — - “ . » > -n <>ra, : -x,».» K . __ • — -. - - - t -----^ -- -
