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N E W B E R G G R A P H IC N E W B E R G GRAPHIC. NEW BERG, TA M H LLL COUNTY, OREGON, F R ID A Y , MARCH 13, 1903 "Now, White Hand," spoke Sten« 8or- t, approaching him and placing hie id hand upon his shoulder, “ yon wlH. not forgot the message that the Great Run has glosa you to delirar ta your God, and y ou must giro It warf for wort; and if the Groat Spirit od the white man knows all things, ho wBl know that the Nstrikes hare only sent to hhn the words of troth. Too orili bara aa easy path from the earth, for our warrior, know C H A P T E R X.—(Oootinned.) how to sot the spirit freo without pate." “ But what is (ha natura of this dan With a Quick start White Haad bound- gart What la this alternatimi" ad back from Stnag Serpent’s touch. The " I dare net apeak new, but I may tall whole troth now came upon him. Bo know that the.temple In a neighboring recently strack by light- Tillage had A Tala gf H h Early Sdttters K ' it liritlm . prisoner plenty of food for thought. The morutag dawned, the prison door was epMad. and Stung Serpent entered, aad with him came two others, one of them aa old man. decrepit with agfc and tbe ether a tall, athletic man, only a ttttie older than Stnng Serpent. White Hand quickly m-ognuod this Utter todi- videa! aa tha Great Sun—tha king of a U the Netchea, net eely from his noble bearing and his lessatotene* te his broth er, bet ateo from tha curiously wrought «tretet of feathers, w ith’ ks rtevated plumo of borsa hair, that adornad his “ White Hand," spoke the princa. "list- M to the words that ths Orest Baa shall ffpffi k to thpf ** — A t thee# words the king stepped for ward. The prisoner had tern many proed man. aad many ef the greet mea among his peep!«, bat be bad never see« on* so purely noble te his look and bearing as tbs Omet Baa of the Natchea "8 m ef the pel* faced Invader,” spoke the chieftain, "thy people have com* up- M M with evil latent, and their feet al ready tread -open tende net thrtr own. They beve com* with emooth tongue and smiling face, and white they whispered words of love, they have robbed us of that which the Oient Spirit bed ( I t m an. The white nun says the Xau-hM are treacherous; but falsehood was not bare aatil the white man came. He says ths Natchea are cruel; but the dove te creel when her neet te dee polled by the aerpML Whence art thee hers la the village ef the White Apple? Dost thou kaowl" "No, no," uttered the prisoner. ~ T te beca see ef the evil that dwells la (he boeom of your people. W * «ought a child ef the white man to send film oo a — 1 tea to the white sun's God, and white w* sought such aa one, lo! tha wish w m mat by oaa who wished to be free of na encumbrance upon him. You will not fear to go upoa the mission wa would bevo you perform. Every year many of our people go volMtarily to the world of spirito to accampa*? their beloved rela tives. Then why should yon fa r , since yen, tee, will ascend at once to the home ef yenr Godi Child of the pate face, liston! Go tell your God that bs shall send ne more vengeance upoa tbo Notches for the deeds they hâve done te tbo white man, Tell him how the white man hM come to despoil us. Tell him thla: One« the Natcbes were happy and peaceful ; their homes wore pure, and their hcerte were glad. Plenty smiled upon teem, and joy was theirs. But by end by a strani* boat, with wluge Uk* s meet bird. cam* over the greet salt take, and the whit* man w m in H. He cam* with fir* te his guM and firs la his bar rais; and when s multitude had tended hare, they began to place theft foot upon «o r necks And new oar jay te gone, for rottMncm hM crept over ear homes; rice hM festered Uk* greet toree In oar vil lages; M r warriors have drunk of the accursed firewater until they h«v* be come Uk* old woums ; our domain te he mming wrested from us aad sorrow aita Uh# a black spirit brooding over our de- ear. Tail pour Ood all this, and then nek him not to answer the whit* assn’s prayers whM they ask for vengsnnco sgainst the Natchea. Remember my words, and forgot not on* of them." Thus speaking, ths Great Sun folded kk arms and gssed silently tate the youth’s fece. White Hand w m moved— deepty moved by the speech ks had hoard, for there w m i depth of pathos la It that appoated directly to the heart He know well what M te word of the It was. But beyond this there w m s to«*■!■« that etruck terror to the youth’s so«L Hs w m Just u p m ths point of fall ing upon hte knee*, wheu tbs Great Sun turned away and stalked from the pise*. Pal* and trembling, Whit* Hand watch ed him until be w m gone, and tkM turn ed to Stnng Serpent. “ WMte Hand, you have beard the words of lb* Greet S m . He hM spoken to worn the truth. Now follow mo." Thee Stnng Serpeot walked slowly from tbs prison houM, and ths old man took White Hand by tbe arm and said; "CorneP Instinctively he obeyed the summons, though kla stops trembled as be walked forth. When he ranched the open air, the prisoner looked around, but not ■ living thing could he sm m vs tbe ■teat prineu who walked oa ahead and Neat to the prison, sod distant som« firs rode, stead the tempi*. White Hand knew H by the rade Imitation ef tee bias ing saa that edernsd ths roof at tbs ga ble. - Into this temple he was ted. and here ks found som« twenty men, eight of whom were thoes warrior« whoa« duly It was te attend tee «aerad fire. Thla firs w m hnning upon an alter, aad vary I heard Mm say thou f M t lb# l u t B complaining, noble « h it , m i he had • m m m full of pate and Mrrow. I lo »« the«, too» and can always lora thoo and bo true." White Hand atartod «(Tote tbo prisca, and bis head waa bowod In deop thought. At length bo stopped and took Ooqnalla by the hand and lad her to where the ground rollad up Into a little knoll, and here ha M t down and drew the princesa to fcla lidi. “ CoQualla.” he whispered, "speak ta EVENTS OF THE DAY N E W S O F OREGON The Idaho legislators hM adjourned. . Senator Mitchell very last. in not Improving Minister Bowen is again nt work straightening op the V anomalen Rosalie had professed ta sah his Gad ta send the calamity apon them. Now the Indiana, in their ignorance of faith, ho llered they could send a message ta the offended God of the white man, and that wheu ha knew the troth, his anger would be ippaiMd. "H old!" he nHerod, raising his hand towards the prince. "What hare I dona that you .should take my llfet From a small boy I bars groan up here, and aerar, by thought of deed, did I harm to one of year people. Why, the«, do you taka ab Innocent parson to slay T" Th e pala boy has fallen teto our paw- du, sad ws would send him oa s holy mission. Not to anger or revenge do we eeek to do this, but only for good. Thou art a cast-sway from those you loved, sod sorely you would rather be with those of your people who have gone to 11ar root, which gave tbe color of tbe the Innd of spirits before you than to red man’s skin. Thus arrayed and metamorphosed, Co- h i?« no homo.*9 * ..... “ And yon think I will carry the mes- qualla took her lover by the band and led Mge yon would sendl” cried the youth. him forth. Not far frofis the temple was Two persons were kilied and TAotbers “Nor he added, deeply and solemnly. “ I the house of Stung Serpent It wan, like injured at Montrwal by tbe coligue of will tail tbe Orest Spirit how I w u a all the other dwellings, of aa oblong terns. • bnllding. SeveraI hoadred peopie poor prisoner to your hands. I will-tell had gntbarvd on a ro»f to watch abom hhn thns: In my owe home I had a bit ine «tonmer and tbe weigbt « e too ter enemy. That enemy desired my great for tbe roof. rain thst he might possess all my father'■ gold; so be betrayed me into tbe hands Vicar General Mooney ia ill witb of the red men. They took me with them grip at ble New York rmidanoc. to their village, and I murmured not Then they seined me, aa they would a - Tbe new United Btatm moniuk Ne brute, aad murdered me lu cold blood! vada ba* been placed in eommissbn at Thus will I speak onto the God of heav tbe navy yard at Portamoath, N. B. (To be restia aad.) en, and ahk for vengeance upon my mur derer«. Be sore, now, ye warriors of the A syndicate composed ehiaffy of Natchea, that I wig do as I have Mid. M A O ILTO N , TH E A P E ACRO B AT. tend capitalista ia securing opti I have harmed ye not." The red warriors were perplexed, and atery f f s n Scotland o f a Ohest end a almost ell tbe coal minee oa tbe wba and New Rivers, West Viri| fo rt so e f B m e s for some moments they whispered togeth Some years age my w ife bad repeated er In their own tongne. Then Stung Ser Illinois ranke first amos* tbe states pent approached Me prisoner and took dreams o f a boose, tbe interior srrango- him by the hand, and having gsaed awhile menta o f which she described minutely. in the mnnatectnre of agricultural im plements, bteyclM, cars, glucose and Into his face, he iaM: although no idea an to its locality waa "Do you believe Stung Serpeot would conveyed to bar. Subsequently, te the distilled liquors, aad te slaughtering speak a falsehood 1" year 1888,1 hired for tbe natnmn front “ I do not," w m White Hand’s Imme Lady B---- a bouse In tbe H ighlands, diate answer. "Then listen to me. I f I spare your with shooting and fishing; my son. who life, I must speak tntoeba««. fee I pram wee te Scotland nt the time, arrasgsi ised thst you should not ties." the matter, neither my w ife nqr I hav "To whom did you make such a prom ing seen tbe place. When I went (with- ise T” the youth asked. A. I . McMillan, manager of tbe Le "Never mind. Such a promise I made. meats for taking poMoMlon, Lady B — But I have no deal re to hasp It. now that Roi mioM, at Roealaad, B. C., has left you trill not curry the message we ask w m still living to tbe boose, and she London for British Columbia, to see told me that If I did not mind ebe pro you to. Mva for mine honor." wbat effect tbe strike among the coal “ Honor! And cun the noblest warrior posed patting me for tbe night Into n miners ia having upoa the mining in of all tbs Little Buna of the Xatcltes find bedroom which she herself usually oc terests in British Oolambia and tbe honor In taking the Ufa of one who never cupied, and which for some time pant bordering American states. harmed him?9* had been haunted by “a little lady," “ Not In that—not ia that. Tot I gar* who continually appeared In I t An I Tbe old catnips tree, which is a font- my word." w m somewhat skeptical upon sock are of Gray’ s Inn gardens, right ia tbe Thns speaking, the old warrior walked matters 1 replied that I should be de heart of London, which m s taken from slowly to the other rad of the temple, lighted to make tbe acquaintance of Virginia by Sir Walter Raleigh, and aad them came back a gala, aad whra ba her ghostly visitor, and I accordingly w m Mid to have bean planted in its stopped, a ray of light had Shot athwart slept In tbe room, bat no such visitor present poeitioc by Queen EliMbetfa, hie dusky features. ia reported to be dying. "White Hand," be said, speaking more Subsequently, upon my w ife’s arrival deeply than before, “ can I know that By giving to Tale’ s library an excep thou wilt not speak falsehood to me— st tbe house, she, to her great astonish tional collection of BaMitn and Slavic that If 1 have a promise from thee I may ment, found It to be tbe counterpart e f rest assured It will be most sacredly her dream house, and on Inspecting It literature, and more recently a small library oa music, tbe late J. Bamner ksptl" from ball to attic every detail appeared Smith, Yale 1868, so far impoverished “ Ay—upon my life r replied tbe prison to correspond. But on descending his fortunes that Y ale graduates have er, bowing low. again to the ball ebe said; “ No, this taken stops to raim a fond for the aid “Then If I spare thee now, wilt thou cannot Us tbe boose, after all, as in my of bis widow. swear not te reveul thyself to any white dream there wan another sujte of rooms person who shall come hither to our vil Fire damaged the Dormer building, lage. and that thou wilt not leava our on that side, whleh la musing here," village, m v s with my consent T Shall I Bhe was at once told thst there was on Lock street, Buffalo, to the extent of such a suite o f apartments, not ap have this promise from thee V The youth hesitated not an Instant: proached from tbe hall, and on being Pope Leo, although Milering fr o a ' a but the promise wes given quickly and taken over them she recognised every ■ever« cold, w ill not obey tbe doctors, distinctly. room. She, however, said that a bed “ Then come with me now, and in time room in this suite appeared in her and attends to bueinam. thou ahalt s m me agate But remem dream to be a sitting room, and it ap Tbe governor of Idaho hM signed tbe ber. thy promise Is given on thy life, and peared thst this bad been tbe case, bat bill appropriate $86,000 for the St. 8tung Serpent tracts thef. Not another man of all thy people cottld hare moved that tbe arrangement had Just been al Louis and Portland fairs. t e r e d .__ _ the Natchea princa aa thou hast.” George F. Bowman is deed, making Thus speaking. Stung Serpent stalked ^ A day or two after, my w ife and I from the temple, and tha old man took met la d y B---- , and I introduced tbe tbe eighth death from tbe Edison ce White Hand again by the arm and led two ladles to each other, m they had ment m ill explosion at Now Village, him forth. Once more he waa conduct- not previously been acquainted. In ad to the prison, and without a word, stantly la d y B---- exclaimed; "W hy, Seven Negroes wore killed during tha old Indian pushed him In, and then you are the lady who haunted my bed ■booting affrays when bad westbes com locked the door upon him. room.” I hare no explanation to offer, p ile d the construction crews to remain nor had my w ife daring the n e t o f her idle on the Dal'as division of the Texas C H A PT E R XI. life, as to what some might cell a re A New Orleans railroad. Alone tbe price—r remained until noon, markable coincidence, and what weald end than hit die—r wse brought by an Two hundred guests in the Btartevnnt Indian whom he had not before earn. Ha be called In the Highlands a cum of House, at Broadway and Tweaty-ninth Mked no questions, but allowed the mes "aecond sight.” Certainly my dear w ife senger to go sad com* Is silence. An waa the last person In tbe world to street. New T o n , were greatly excited hour afterwards the door ws* again give undue license to her Imagination, by a blase in tbe basement of tbe build opened, and this time the light, airy form and, farther, I can roach for tbe fact, ing, which filled tbe halls witb smoke. of ths Prince«« Coqualk entered the prie- and so can other members o f my fam One woman attempted te jump from an M. White Head Immediately aroee and ily, that she did undoubtedly describe upper story window with her baby. moved towards bar. Chaplain Henry C. Gavitt, of tbe "My whits brother te Mfe, sod Co- accurately a house which bad some quail* Is glad,” the princem uttered, ae rather remarkable arrangements, and United States Army, hai been exoner thla long before ebe or any other mem ated by court-martial at Denver from •he took tbs proffered bend. "Ah, fair prinesas!” exclaimed tbe bers of tbe family were even aware the charge of not paying hie debts, youth, with some sudnees te hte to— ; that aucb a house really existed.” which w m brought * gainst him by a "hut how long shall I bs M fa l" Chicago firm. General Fnnston ap- Bismarck’s Big Brain. "As loss ss you wish. But listen. The Prin?e Bismarck’s brain, according to prved tbe finding. Captain Gnvitt re Natcbes apeak plainly when they have anything to say, for they would bs quick the flattering estimate o f the anthropol turns to his post at Fort Grant. ly understood. Ify father has promised ogist, Otto Ammon, w m probably ths Tbe flood on tbe Ohio river haa passed to kill thee, and In one way alone c m heaviest known to anatomical science, the danger mark. be forego hte pledge. He will not kill Herr Ammon, In consultation with hte own eon-te-kw.” *- _ Rear Admiral Crowalaehield bee re Prof. Schafer, tbe sculptor, concluded The dMky prince*« trembled as she from tbe measurementa taken for signed from tbe navy. spoke, and bar head was bowed. Bnt United States Am ha am dor Choate White Hand understood her; He gssed Schafer's bust that the- brain o f the a few momenta upon her downcast far«, old atateman weighed 1,887 grammes, was given s banquet in Loodcn. and hs wondered at her extreme beauty. and consequently exceeds te waight La drones In Luson surprised and She was dark, but the youth had seen that of any known genius. Cuvier's facto te Ms swn land much darker, but brain weighed 1.830 grammes, Byron’s captured a band of constabulary. never had sem a smoother, fairer skin, 1,807, Krant's 1.080, Schiller's 1,680, nor feature« mors faultlessly regular and and Dante's 1.430.- The average weight It has been necessary to call out bmntlful. Hs started at hsr words, but o f tbe brain of an Intelligent Euro troops nt Colorado City to preserve It was with a strange, thrilling start, and order. ■ troubled, perptexed Ieoh worked upon pean Is only 1,880 grammes. Ms face. Option oa the Panama canal property "Ooqnalta.” be Mid, "thou art the only "Do yon realty believe te your profes has been extended until satiate can rat of thy father T” sion of faith beai log T ify tbe treaty. ■peahast truth." w m hsr reply " I t dependa," Mid tbe maa who le ad- rUI thy father gir« Ite to that Senator Mitchell has suffered n to- vertletag occult power», "oa whether you asean M a medical aid or ag a finan tepee, dm to over taxation of his cial Investment." Washington Stato wide, aad ip operated by maona of cablea. I t ia large aaoagh to carry a heavily loaded team and aa many as who ia a member of the board o f re gente of the agricultural m tk fm bua ito ceirud notice that a farmers’ institute s ill be huid in La Grande March SO and S I. Barerai mum bum o f the Cor ral Us faculty w ill be te attenda wen. Whan tbe man was« being carried Final arrangements ham baan made across yesterday an I telina bfty became (or tbe bolding of a street fair aad car frightened and tall oearboard. Ha waa nival at Grants Pass from J a m IS to SI. Tbe Woodman of tbo W orld of that city are at tbe bead of tbo nadar- Thin morning 70 or 80 man got taking. I t w ill be a Southern Oregon aboard of tbe boat, leaving a big crowd affair and a ll of tbe tourna in the ateta on tbe bank waiting for tbo next trip. south of Roeeborg will participate, When a few feet from tbe shore, tbe water splashed against tbe rail, and the boy who had fallen overboard tbe previous day mixed one of tbe tacxle ropes which ran from tbe overhead cabin to tbe stern of the boat. Some of tbe men started toward him aad in stantly the boat careened aad Sited. Tbe flodaoa, rwoiJea by tbs fresh rains, bore a score or More of tbe strag gling men down stream. Many others succeeded in catching bold of tbe boot, which bed righted, end there they clang until they were polled ashore. Tbe wildest excitement prevailed bat tbe entreat carried many of tbe mea toward shore, and they were re «coed. Teams were quickly harnessed end loeded with skilled log drivers aad ssat down tbe itver to points where tbe bodies would likely be fonnd. Doeens of dinner paila, bate and coats wore fished oat, bat it was nearly' 8 o’ clock before the first body w m found. Tbe river for miles is being wat; bed and dragged te hopes of finding the bodtes of tbe victim s There were bet two or throe English speaking man on tbe boat. It te nalikely that all tbe bodies will he recovered. Tbe river is tell of logs, and nt the high boom, five miles down tbe river, there are many thousands of them. Tbo efforts to organise a mal estate exchange in Albany bam proved saw eesafnl. Tbe constitution provides that tbe executive board steal 1 bam three members not engaged la tbe real questions of mine and comniaafooe. Preparations are oeing made for be ginning work upon tbe new boildiage a| tbe state asylum for which appro priations'were made tbe past session. A t tbe term there will be another doeed cottage similar to the oae bailt teat year, at a cost of $18,000, and aa ex tension will be bailt upon tbe kitchen and dining room, for which tbe earn of $4,000 bee been provided. A petition bee been prepared ia A l bany to have tbe appropriation of $800,000 for tbe Lewis and Clark Ceo- tbe people test Jane. An effort wiU be mede to secare tbe requisite number of signatures (8,000) and have tbe ques tion of tbe appropriation pat to a vote whan tbe spedai election ia bald for a cuagi seaman from the First district. The legislature of 1003 surpassed the legislatore of 1001 in tbe amount of businem transacted. In tbe u n ite 389 bille were introduced, a » compared with 840 introduced in tbe sanate of the last session. Tbia decream of oae bill is more than made up by tbe in troduction of 868 bilie in the boom, Olympia, while tbe highest number ia that branch of tbe legislature of 1001 wee Washington Olympia, March 9.— Christ Benson, only 849. It wa* a frequent comment daring tbe last days o f tbe recent ces tbe murderer of Jailer Morrell, at sion that tbia legislators pamed a burger Olympia, February 88, w m captured last night, and le gain ia bis cell nt Olympia. Benson w m found in a deserted cabin two miten west of town. He offered no resistance when caught. A mob surrounded tbe ja il, with load ■rfoeof “ Haag h im ! hang him !” bat every precaution was taken against violence. When tolling hie story tbe murderer cried like a child. His wan derings tallied very well with the news paper reports. He hM eeveral timea been te tbe hands of men looking for him, bat who let him go after looking at his face. He w m In Tacoma a day and a half and then returned to Olytepia. W bM t — W elte Walte, 76c; b la e ■tom, 87c; valley, 7 8 # 80c. Barley— Feed, $33.68 per ton; brow- fog, $84. Floor— Beet grade, $4.SO#4.88 ; grah am, $S.46#8.86. Mlllstuffs---- Bran, $19 pm ton; middlings, $ 84; sberta, $19.60#30. chop, $ !• » - _ Onte— No. 1 white, $1.16 # l . M ; gray. $1.1SX#1.16 per cental. Hay — Timothy, $ U # 1 S ; dover, $8#9; cheat, $9# 10 per too. Potatoes— Beet Burbanks, 80# 78c par Manila, March 7.— Tbe United States sack; ordinary, 40#60e par cental, glowers* pricM; Merced sweets, $9# transport Tbom— will nail foe bo—e to morrow, taking two battartee aad tear 3.38 per cental. Telloride, Colo., March 10.— A se rompantaeof artillery. Sixty e f tbe Poultry— Chickens, mined, ll# 1 9 c ; ver« enow storm ham been in program artillerymen expreeted their desire to in tbe mountains near here for three young, l i X # l * c ; bens, l i e ; tarkeyn, remain in tbe Islands. Barren hand red live, 16(816c; dr eased, 18#90e; docks, days, «ceom*pnted at tinma b y' terrific men out of Sro cavalry and la tea try $7 #7.60 per doeen; geese, $7#6.60. gales. Snowelidea have occurred at regiments ordered borne hero applied CbesM—Full cream, twine, l g j f i# for transfers to commands remaining different plaoM, bat m yet no eerioae damage or lorn o f life be* been report 17Xe; Young America, 17M #19ttc; bare, bat General Davis le enable la ed. Tbe snowfall In tbie vicinity tbia factory price«, l # l X c lese. comply witb tbeir rsquseto, aa tbe Batter— Fancy creamery, SO#S3 He authorised strength of tbe regiments winter has been vary heavy, and it is feared much damage to mining property per pound; extras, SOe; dairy, 30# which remain hero is already ex- 9 3 * « ; store, 1 5 « 18c. ’ Egg*— 16(81« per doma. Hope—Choice, 33#36e per pound. Manila, March 8.— A tyndketo bead W o o l-V a lley , 1 3 *# 1 6 e; Ruoterà Bowman, Moat., March 10.— Fire is ed by Charles Swift, of Detroit, M IA ., raging., in the coal min* of tbe North Oregon, 8 # 1 4 * e ; mohair, 9 9 # t ie . sad Including tbe Weetl— boaM aom- Beef — Gross, cows, 8#3|fie per m a y and White A Co., was tbe only ern Pacific railroad eompaay nt Chest nut, near hero. The reports indicate pound: steers, 4 # 4 * c ; dromed, 7 * c . bidder for tbe Manila street railway that tbe damage Is extensive. As far V M i- 7 X # i* e . franchise. Tbe interest« rapt earn ted M possible ell approaches to tha fire Mutton — Groan, 4c par pound ; ia tbe eradicate cembiaed aad yar> have been bo Ik headed and It is hoped dreseed, TJfie. chased tbe fra neb tee sad tbe property to smother tbe blase. A ll operations Lambs — O ro », U par pound; of tbe old Span kb eompaay. Tbe at the mine have been to*pended kg nt dreeMd, 7 * e . * German bidder* withdrew. The Swift tenet two weeks. Over 300 men ere Huge — Grom, I K # pm pouad; syndicate offers tbe gorsramgat a for» Idle. dieiM d.7#7K e. tieth ef tbe gram earn lags.
