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Newspaper Page TextW m V agf "r ¥odm~^irtm t i (i * i IS : h tÆ p < ' . I N E W B E R G G R A P H IC . N E W B E R G G R A P H IC . GRAPHIC. NEW BKBQ, Y A H U H . L COU N TY, O: THE LEGISLATURE EVEN TS 01 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *»t WHAT THE LAWMAKERS OF OREGON AIE DOMO AT SALEM. A Tile of tht Early Sattlers gf LnHslana. » o f Urn whispered merrily with U o . “ Now, boo * of that," m M O ou part— “ ■one of that! It la aot fair for job to •cospira against a a I f you two pot yoof brado together I ’ll go aad charter old Tuny to c o m aad help bo . N ow ■M r C H A PTE R T IL —(ConHaaad.) “ Spoak to no, Louise. uttorod Goa- part, now apoakiag quickly aad oagorly, “ aad toll mo it you bar# forgottaa thoaa worda I oaod to apoak. Haro you for gotten thorn T “ No— BOt OBO." . ' been wild eaougb In Ita digbts o f hope to picture that one moot holy thought of all—lifo-naioa with tho dearly loved one. When my feet first touched these shores, I dreamed aot that 1 waa near ta thee. Bat I fouad you, aad ham I sat mo down to pray with mom of hope, aad to hope with mom o f promise. Aad now, Louise, 1st ms oak you, aa 1 have ashed you a kuaJred times before, will you be my w ife r “ Goupart, I have a father whose every earthly wish ia for the good of kio chil dren. aad not for worlds would I —I---- “ I understand," said S t Denis, as tho maiden hesitated and stopped. “ Aad be assured that I would not ask, oven for life Itself at thy hands, against fhy no bis fatbor’o wish. But suppose I oak him and ho bids mo take you!" ‘Then I am by kb permission only what ia heart I have been for yearn. “ • A short time longer those two sat there, and their words had a solemn, prayerful cast, such aa marks the holiest gratitude of ths human soul; and aa they walked towards tho house, they spoke not of tho subject upon which their life joys hung. U was already dash when they reach ed tho hall, and while Lonioo went to re move her moccasins, Bt. Dents went to seek Brioa B t Julies. He found him ia his library. “ How now, Goupart?* cried the old man, aa kb young friend took a seat. "W hat has happened? Any mom Ia- dbao? W het on earth makes yon look so abhor?“ \ “ It b o drop aad sober subject which is on my mind," answered the ydbth. “Then out with it, for I am father con.- • ----- *-----•• Bt. Deals knew the marqub too wed to hesitate, and bo spoke boldly end to tho point. "M y friend," ho said, «that I love ov ary member of your Immediate family most ho apparent to you; but you will not be jealous If I also inform yon that my love for Loolae b rather stronger Bat tho only aaawor ho rocolrod was a Joyooa laugh aa Louis» raa away to dram boraelf for tho oat-door »port. » o . 7 b , o o o o Tho atooo rodo high in tho hoaraoa, and hor faea tea* hat alightiy turood away from north. I b tho wido courtyard tho amiry rotcoo rang tanofuUy oat apoa ware caught up aad* lu ag hock by tho distant forest . — Away oror tho brow o f a gratia hill, where a cwpor of boaatlfui acacia trooo wort k ft stand inf, morod many dark objects. They wore crouching la tho wood, aad listening to tho ahoota that camo from tho dlatamt dwelling. Aaea they gathered together aad ooareraod in a strange tongue, aad than they morod slowly np tho hillside, and crept down towards tho corn hold. On they morod, like specters in the moonlight, until they art red tho high ban-lead* aad thoa set tled lower down and erupt aa like hags eets approaching their prry. Straight they morod towards the posters, aad them they lay. beaeath the wooden w ait aad listened to the merry roiew from within. Soon one of thorn arose to his feet. Ha was la the shade of tho w ait but yet the many colored point upon hie dark skin coaid be seen, and the daaky- browod warrior was no mOrs eaarsslsd, They worn all—a Icon of thorn—paiated in tho same fantastic manner, and tho same dusky hoe marked the bmw of each.' Ha who bad arises to bis foot pro- dared something, from hie poach, oad applied H t * the lock of tho heavy post ern. It woo a hay! And how came that child o f the forest by the hoy of Bt. Ja- Ileu's gate? . - ' The shouts now corns from tho garden. Hark! Yao-they are aU them apoa tho other side of tho hones. They hare just ----- • C H A PT E R V III. Days flew on now upon golden wings, aad suspicion had ceased to work In even Ooupart'a mlod. Old Tony bad watched carefully, but he could find nothing ta oxdte tear. Only one thing came np ta help tha doubts tho young men had en tertained, aad that waa a sudden rlait of Simon Lobois to New Orleans. He professed to hare business there. He oald ho would ass how much corn bo could find a market for, there being sev eral hnndnd bushels now in the granary; but the marquis Informed him that he need not trouble himself about tho com. aa ho already had a nse for it. meaning to keep a large qaantlty on hand to serve la case of a falling crop. Yet Hlmon most go, for ke bad hnatneaa of his own; and oae fine morning, down the river he went. In company with some men who bad come down from Fort Hoes lie. Lobois hod been gone a week, and the remaining member* of the family were haring aoma joyful times. In a few days more, the priest would he there, and then the two waking bands would bo united. Father Langnet sometime* made It hla horn* at S t Julirn's place, hot he bad now boon for some months upon a mis sion among tho Taaooe; but ho hod been hoard from, end ho would soon ho there. It was a bright, moonlight avtolng, and tb* young people had been more gay than usual. Goupart, aad Loulaa, aad Louis had been playing at childish gam**, aad p olk at gaamra until 7 P . M. when we shéll makn an answer to the proposition." M r. Cromwell said also that no agree ment bad bona reached between tho United States govern moot aad tho esani company extending tho tim a lim it o f tbe'optkm . before had preparad tht miada ef tho people for aa oasy secaos of fsar, aad as sean aa It waa kaewn that Leáis and Lóalas wsrs aot to ha round, coaateraa- tion waa depieted apoa erery face. Hags buadles of pttch-wood wsrs alwayt kopt la madtaeoa te be aaad lo cana of alano at aight, aad soma o f theee wete Ughtod. and sooa tho wbola hpasebold wom la tho wido coart. Tboy dirldod at tha bara. aad la fftera minutes tbsy aII met tbars agala. Bot tbsy had fouad aothtag. País aad tremMIag. ths oíd maa tem ed to tho goto. It Waa locked, bnt ths bolta wom aot shok He collsd for tho hoy. Tony had It aad tha póstera wae sooa fluag opon, oad tho torchos flashed ont apon tha braad kUUIds back of tho bulldlngs. Snddoaly a aharp, qulck cry from oíd Tony ourfkd tho party. oad — a------ * . » _ form school to Induotr ml school, To create a bureau of labor, pan Tho Boose— To change bound Washington and Colombia e reconsidered and passed. To ft: of stete printer, ggmed. 10 torma o f i — m to four year* The voto— f altea SS, Gnor S7. Wood 16, scattering 10, abaent and pai rad fi. The Beaste— To pot initiativn a n i referendum into offect, p i— d. fo r creatimi of a barano of ariana, puaod. To appropriate $10,000 par ynar for stato fair, p— d. For tho eoMtrua- Crowded Traffey < tion o f a bridge aerom tho W il lam ette at Portland, paasod. Newark, N. J ., Fab. 20.— A fast ex- The Bona*— A rotolaiion waa adoptnd press on tbo I — kawana railroad eat allowing thè widowe of thè ih ree pani through a trolley ear crowded with teli tiar/ guarda billeri hy Tracy $1,000 school children a t tbo C lifton avenue each waa adoptod. To ftx bouodary of Washington eouaty, fajlad. Ta tom - crossing today. Eight of tho cbiklraa peoaato ladina war tote rana with $100, were killed aad a score or more others Injured. Tbe motorma*, who stack to bis poet, w ill die, and tbo ongiaear o f tbo express was so badiv hart that there is little hope of bis recovery. Both the uxprtsq sad ths trolley Tbe voto— Faltón SS, Gear SS, Wood 15, W illiam s, fi, scattering 6, paitad fi. wore sa steep grades. • going St right angle«. Tbe i C H A R LE N without, and then tho gats b almost closed, and th¡ja. hold, go that It can bo opened whoa need corneo. ____ Bt. Jnlbn arose and placed kb hand Away toward» tho stable thcao specter» upon tbs youth's head, and, while big * W . “ d “ “ th a r«ra h h M a ; ter they. tsars gathered b kb eyea, bo said: "Goupart. my noble boy, you have — do me the happiest of men. O, I hove prayed for thb moment many a time, aad now It has c o m . Among all my ac quaintance«. you were the only one to whom my hopes could turn. Yon shell toko my child. and you shall take — . I am growiag bay. If aot old, aad not from behind tha thick cluster o f rlaea much longer will Simon remain with me.” that grow against tha garden fence. Next “ Ah." uttered tbe youth, with a look Louis and Loulaa scamper away, laugh of relief, “ b Simon going?“ ing and dapping their hands, for the T o o . He lout just tbe moo for me. otter delight of the father, whoa they 1 will aot bora dboeaslon, aad so we purposely let him fiad thorn, has wanned keep peace; but yet muck of my nephew's them Into almost a fraasy of joy. conduct — boo — nervous. I do not like “ Stop—etop r cried tbe marquis, as his kb plans about tho estate, aad yet he children «tart. “ Isn't it becoming too damp for yea Louise?“ "O, no! Nerer tear for me." “ But tho dew Is now fairly wvt upon from ths place without tbe least regard to Ita taturo worth and Improvement. I the grass, and I fear you'll take cold. “ No—no. father!" crie» the joyous girl. do aot like it. Tea, yeo—Simon must “ Don't let thè first chill frighten you." M*k rm w other homf "W ell—go this osco, and then wo'tl "H ark!" interrupted Goupart. "What go in. I'm growing chill and cold." waa that noise?" ' “ Ay—yon shall have a Job before you “ I heard nothing,“ said tbe old man. find aa. Now watch for the word.“ “ Let — look o moment." And thus Away they went towards tha bara, ■peaking, tho youth went to the door and aa they turnad the angle of tho gad looked out. But he aaw nothing. He bouse, aad were than loot to aight, (lou gtepped out late the entry; hot there w li no on# there. " I must hare been mis pa rt remarked: taken." he u id . aa ha returned to tho library and dosed the door after him. Ah! he did not look In tbe right place. Had he cast his eyes np to the ceiling, he would hero seen a small kola where tho hoot once hod a copper pip# lead down to feed a showering hath. And bad ha but gone up into the amall lumber room overhead, ha would have found a man then, lyiaa flat, like a serpent, with hla eye to that small aperture; and he would have saoa at a glance that die watcher could both aot aad hoar all that transpired In the library! 4 «. W. FULTON, SENATOR-ELECT FROM ÔREGON A fake lottery ia Vbich nu prima aera drawn la g bona expoaad in New York. ... W m C O U L D N 'T FO O L T H ESE Q IR L& Th or Mag Mao rtf e f C ttr Fisatfo aatf War* W,rj. It waa a brand-new aad enterprising advertising dodge that canoed th en tw o young women to think thqy had been "bunkoed” aad Ukely to gut Into difficulties. Tho "dodga“ cone luted la a 15-minute vaudeville performance which one o f tbe big retail bouses put on ia a room In ita building to amuao - • ------ - - - -• A to fallen Into. I know mam— told — o f a sim ilar case once. When she aad papa were spending their honeymoon twenty three years ago at Niagara Falls they wont into a show that was all Just aa this la. On the outside there waa a sign which aald: 'Entrance Free.' A ll wont w ell until It cam « to going out, when th en was another sign. E xit $1.’ That la what this thing la and I know I t L e ft get out before the a how begins.“ Th ey — do at one« fo r tbo door o f the elevator ab aft “ The show w ill be gin In an Instant“ politely announced tbo attendant at whom tbe young wo man looked scornfully. “ Ton moat think w o are easy,“ said one o f tbe girls, fallin g Into slang to show that ahe waa aa ordinary proposi tion to bo dealt with. “ W e know thlo dodge, and have seen it before." Sou Ibernerà think tbe setti «m etri of Herbert C Washington, Fab. 24 tbe ance qoeatioa gboald be loft to thè ! ilater to Cuba, arrived bara Squiera, mini Boafh. tonight direct from Havana, and had Roekofellar bua giren $1,200,000 an aodtonaa w ith Bocretarr Hay. Mr. - towarda fouad lag a aadical institution Bq niera said hla liasion boro ia to at Naw York. _ ittero connected “ dean np” earta ont. Aw aiting Germana ha ve acquim i much stock with tbe Platt aa cablegram atat- la tbe Paaa— am ai company, but not him at bia hotel waa a ing that tbe Cuban congrora w ill take aaoagh to aecure aoatrol. np tbe coaaidoration of tbe reciprocity A corroctod Hat o f thè dead in tbe treaty at oace and Mr. Rqniera ex- Oadar Rapida. low a, ire show» aereo pressed tbe opinion that it would bo ratified daring tbe present week. It waa learned tonight that thia Tho opidomie o f typhoid fever at Cornell n nivanity continue* unabated. treaty would have been acted upon Ten students have died from tbe disease. sooner, but tbe Cuban government waa A ll railroad employe* in Holland awaiting action by tbe United Btetoa have goon aa a strike aa a protest senate. Now, bo wovor, that tbe mat against tbe propaaad law prohibiting ter baa beau delayed, tbe Cuban gov ernment w ill tue every means in its railroad atrlkaa. power to expedite action on tbe treaty Brigadier General G. W. Baird has in tbe hope of favorable action by the boon placed on tha agtired list. United States senate. Tbe Pan— a canal company may not Loa Angelos, Fob: 23 — The daring deeds of highway— b , who mom to have invaded Loo A ngel*« la forca, came to a clim ax tonight wbea two nnmaarod moa bold ap aod robbed a carload o f passengers o f tbe Loa Ange lo*-Paandena electric line. T h irtytw o passengers, one b all of whom wore wo men, wore forced at tho musalo oí re volvera lo aniTondor cash and jew elry to the amount of between $500 and $700. i Tbe rob bei* performed their work leisurely but effectively. Tho car waa bold for 10 minutes. The men ________ then loft T- it aad disappeared in tbe darknara. Tbo hold-up was carried oot la a way that marked tbo two outlaws as old bands at tbe busiato* authorise Indian war veterans to .bring suit against tbe state upon their claims, passed. To repeal law nzampting pub- lie officer» from garnishment proceed ings, passed. Tbe anaate adopted a resolution to adjourn Friday, February SO. a t IS o’ clock P. M. lay car waa yet bali way dot The mctorman abat off tbe applied the brakes, bot ala diatolv the ear began to slip fey rails. I t gained trena The House — To provide for flat a l ary, paasod. To rtiango aa— o f Ban trolley, throwing tbe chi form school to Industrial school, direction. paaad. To fix boundary e l W allowa county, paaad. For aaw bridge- across W illam ette at Portland, paaad. _ _____________ _ ^ a, " ’ _____ _ 71)6 Senate— A join t resolution **»P ted calling upon eongreaa to c • coaetitutiooal convoutton for the P » «* “ V P !1* — " » fa tfiaetton o f United State* aanator TOt*- “ aalniy o f nap teudimt of public inrtrwctioo nt »3, To ragaiato employment < “ *'*■ ’ Tbe Iw ii«»» war vet Tbo House—To House— To pay Indian erana, indefinitely poetpooed. postponed. erans, Tbe part of tho day waa taken np in ata tato defining larceny; also tbe one to prohibit stock running at large .ia Wheat— W alla W alla, 7fiff77c; blue- stom, M e; valley, 78ff80c. Barley— Food, $23.50 per tea ; brew ing. $24. H our Best grade, $4.20ffi4.fi»; grab- am, $S.4fiff3.8fi. M ill stuffs — Braa, $18«1# per tea ; middlings, $22 • 24; shorts, $ l»ff2 0 . chop, $ 18 . Now York, Fob. 21.— Th n kilted outright, oo* moa a injured that ho died later, tw o ggsu to ta lly aad at toast raven aatioaaly b u t ia aa explosion in tbo workruora of tbe naval storage magatine at Fort La Fayette, in Now York hoy, about 2 o’clock this afternoon. Bevami wom taken to thafr home* or to Brooklyn boopitais. AU the dead and lajarod worn work raga at tho tort. Tha axptoafoa could ha hoard tor tel blast waa set off differ. One m- part has it that tira man warn fillin g a 13-inch aboil, white another baa it that tbo mea warn removing a powdqy charge from a shall and undertook to unwind a tarn, rnwnarting tha powder chamber Oats— No. 1 w hite, $ l.ifi f f 1.20; sufficient friction to ast off ths cap sad gray, $1.12K f f l. lf i par contai, Hay — Tiarothy, $ llf ll2 ; clover, thus explode tho shall. $ 8 «9 ; cheat, $ ««1 8 par ton. To Ci »Hg gl Date _ , _ Potatoeo— Best Barbanki, A0ffi7fie per Bâtera, Fob. 20.— Boa Washington, Fsb. 23.— Tbe boose |ack; oni i nar7t gomfiOc b ill to continuo thn prosea committe on insular affairs by a strict nrieee- ti oui o f stato ta x «« until lf i lt party vote authorised s favorable report ^ u l’ ‘ n house ywtorday. Tbo on tbe Philippine rurroocy b ill aa it ’ *T _ _. Mar tbo now act am to bo tb o ____ __ young, l l f f 12c; idra U m ax 1st in « law natii IMM, and it be amended by striking out tbe sen ISfftOe live, lfiffilfic ; à thereafter tboy ara to be adjusted an ate provision lor an international com $797.80 par d, tbo boateof orango county expenditures mission ; also by inserting at the and Cheese—Full r periods of tr a yours. Tbs parveat- of aoction 3 the follow ing: "Provided, * c -r ; Young ps to bn paid by Union and Basra inai ovini «uiibrvrvMi priw «u tu« ou» i !7 - - m -------* ------------— v day ol December, 1903, w ay be paid in factory prices. I f f 134c Isas, nattes bara bean adjusted lo ausine md with tha ah a age ia territor y oo- tbs lagal tender corrane) o f said islands Batter— Fancy creamery, 30ffS2>4* dairy, 2 0 « . siouod by tha transfer of tho pan existing at the tim e of tbo making of I per pound; extras, m handle (rom Union to Baker county. 123H e; stem, lftfflfiu . Eggs— 2 3 * « f 4 por doran. Hopo— Chotea, 22ff27c par po Feb. 21.—Throe son New York, Feb. 24.— Tho United W o o l-V a lley , 1 2 X ffl5 c; 1 of a Ira which States transpon Hancock arrivod in I Oregon, 8 ffi4 )4 c ; mohair, 2 6 ffl port toda y fruU San Francisco by way Beef — Groas, cows, of Valparaíso. Montar ideo aad BahaL I pound: steers, t f f t l f e ; Vsul— Ï * fffiiis . T b * Hancock waa formarly tbe Goioo Mettou — Groes, 4c lina ateamer Arison*, aad ta bar brat daya a notad grey bou nd of tho ornan drasrad, 7)4 o. Lambs — Grana, 4c Bho waa mcontly tornad o ver to tbe oavy department aod es mee heve to be draraod, 7X o. Hogs — Grana, 8 )4 « «oavroted tato a recaiving ahip at ths draraod, 7 ff 714c. | Brooklya navy yard. * — r i ■arif-g’* !" !