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•tío «latían, or aja-»«*
< It MARK 11 AM.
last I.an r»l a Farn »»t
Coruaag. u».
CilAin Elt IV (<>>ailttu«d i
lu terror Mary clung to Mr
With (hr tittn«a»( rare Kila arrange! b«r Knight, and whispered, as ah» pointed
l«mg curia, and tbe«. tying arer her bfairk losard th« figure, whieb was w*>w laugh
drru th«* only whit« apnu> which »h* lag hideonaly. Uh«t la It? Ar» th«re
pKtasMNl. «b* atartrd tor Mr*. Camp
many aneb h»r»t"
bHI’a Th« reretnManre Iwtwrra heraelf
”1»-o t be aferrd," aald Mr. Knight,
and Ella Camplwdl w*» Indeed «o »trik
"that's nobody bat f m*ll«h Pat«y. «b»
ing that but for th* dress th*» mi»th»’*r never hurt anybody In her Ilf»
I'nmr,
might easily bav* brllcvad I' (<» bar* been now. let me »how you tn th» overseer."
b«-r *»wt> child As M waa «be started up And be led her toward the re-l whlaker-
when th« iHtl« girl appeared, and. draw
a*t man, who stood :a the door
Ing her to her «1*1«, involuntarily k!•*»*»!
"Hera. Parker,*' aald be. "I've brought
her. then. rau»mg b«*r to »it down by her them children I w»» ti-llin you
•idr. ab* minutely ti»mined her fra
You've rootn for 'em, I »'p,»»?"
turea, questi<mlng hrr mranflma cvmreru
"Why. y» ea. wa eau work It re’« to
ing brr unHbrr and her bom« In England
m»k« room "
Of the la’trr Ella rould only tell brr that
They now entered th» kitchen
M»ry
they lived tn a city, and that her mother waa very Ured with holding Alter ao
had <»nr* taken her io a large, bandwune ; long. aad. ainklna Into a ehalr n**«r th»
bouae in tbe vountry. which ahe said was window, ah» would bav» criad; but there
brr aM b<*me.
J waa a tightneaa m her throat, and a pre»
From thi« Mr» Campbell inferred (bat •nr» about her head amt eyeo which kept
Kila's family mnat have been superior the tears from flowing. Hhe preoaed h<-r
tn m*Mrt of th* Engli«h who emigrate to han* la tightly and aald, "Oh, I b**p* I
thia r.»nntry. an! after a few m<»re que»
•han't faint."
titrU« «hr derided tn take brr for a time
"To lie aura you won't,” raid a loud,
at lea at. v with another k»»« »be distal«»' harah rolce. and instanti/ large drupa of
ed her. (riling hrr »he would come for water wer» thrown in her face, while
brr »«•!»
Mr«nnroe arrangements were • b* «ame vol,-» eotitinued; "You don't
making for Mary »nd A lire, and < mj tbe have ati,-h apell* often. I hope for Ixird
same day in which M t » Campbell waa know« I don't want any more Atty on.-«
la call for Ella Mr. Knight, one *»f th* hare."
“erdrefm«tl.** wb«»ar bustnr** It waa to
"No. ma'am." aald Mary, meekly, and
lo«di after the town'» poor, alao r»mr tu lixiklug up. ahe »«w before her ■ tall,
(be outage
After learning that Ella wpiare backed, tnaaculine looktag w orn
wa« pnt* idrd tor. he ttinnsl to Mary, an. who wore a very «hurt dress, and a
»«king. “h«-W old «br wa», and what »hr very high ctowimn I rap, fa»TrHt>1 nnlrr
could du,” saying that hi» wife waa in her «hift with bowc of
t>lur ribbun.
want of juat »urh a girl to do ’ < bares,” Mary aacretly
»h*» mqu M tint prove
and if «hr wa « willing to b«* «rparstwl to
Mr». I’arker. th»* wife of the over
*r-*m Alire b* would gi»r her a home with "»«■ ht Mb»* wa« * Hi« rrlirvrd of h»*r frar*
him.
by th«* otrrwrr hiuuwif, who tai*!. “Polly.
But Mary anti htigg« I hrr aiater rloarr I I n t M* bn? .’ht'r way but y<»u l! her«*
to brr Kmom «» she replied, "I'd rather to take thr«r < hihlrrn into th« room neit
go with Alic«,
I promised mother to to yourn. 'rhe baby worried a g.H»4 deal.
take rare of her ”
• D<l anrh thing« trouble my wife, now
“Very well.” «mid the man
«hr'a tb’k.‘*
to North Chb »»pre. hut aliali
The prntatn addreooed •• “Polly” <»V»
two h»»ur*. •*» y<»u must ba»e your thing* her whouldrra an angry jrrk. end »tick
all ready ”
m< the pin on the waist of hrr dr**»«,
’‘l»«»u’t cry »o, Mary.” whispered Billy
rt-plir»!, “Mo. I g'poee it « no mitirr if
when hr «»w bow fast brr tears w»-rv I ru ferpt awiikr nil night, an! wcurriod
falling
I 'd mine to tare you every Week
to death
But I giir#M you’d fin*! therr’d
and wh»*n I am <»Mrr. and have money. I I k * que«*r doin'« here if I »hnuld br taken
will take you from the |XM»rh<'u»«( and away. I wi«h the British * *uld wtey t ■
A lire, tea ”
hum, and n«>t lug their young ou*» here
J
‘ h« tl M '■
‘ ‘ I : . ' • >*• ' i - < 1 t ’ !1g«' fur u» to take care of
Come. child. I
Irrnr* up Kb«- had I mv - u taking b*-r after
will «how you where you are going to
n«M*n rMe. an I now. <»n h«»r way hot»«, wlerp;” »t tbe same time ehr caught up
had atopp«*«! for Ella, who in hrr delight AI ire, who. not liking her handliug, kick
at going with •*» hflti<l*ou»r a woman, for ed »o rigotoQtly that »be »»• »ooei drop
<
(hr dreary home wbi« h awaited hrr t»e<l. Polly
rem ark ing that ••»hr wa»
sister
While «hr was getting ready mighty «trong in Urr k*g» fur a
•irk
Mr Knight reiuntrd. and. driving bi» b» by.”
old fa »homed yellow wag«»n up by the
«iftrr p»««ing np a dark «fairway th»* y
able of Mr« Caui|d*«‘ir» »<yh«h carriage,
him t* <1 <Jo«>r. wbi*'b <»(M*ned under th«*
Ur entered tb»* hmiac. «aying. *’C<m»r, g»l, garret •tair«. and Mary waa »tartled by
y.-n’re read*. I b<q»r The old mare don t a vole* '«bleb ommbm I to be a I sn 1
*>v**r
want to »tsnd. and I'm iu a dr«put bur her brad, and which, brtwern a anerr
ry. ton. I *»rt to t»e <•» bum thi» minutr. and a luaa. rail**»! cmt. ‘tU*r where th»*
inatrad of driving mrr that »tuny l*»rt
immaculate Mio Grundy
Mary
upi»g road
I bop«* you don't uirau to •prang in terror to Polly’« aide.
carry that ar* jibing.” hr continued, point
’’Oh. what i« itF* ahr »ahi.
“la it
Ing with bis whip toward Alice's « rndlr, Pat«) r*
which stood n»«r Mary’s boi of clot lie«
“Pitay!” waa the tart reply. “ Hhr net
Tbe tram came into Mary*« eye«, and er i» aaury like that. It’a Sal l'urbu»h ’
•he anvwrred, “Alice ha» always »lept
Mary &»ked who Ka! Furbuah naa,
I q it, and I didn't know but
and waa told ahe waa one of the |»oor
Here »he «topped and, running up to inwane inmate». She sub«e<juently learn
£l!a. hid her fare in brr lap and nobbed« rd that Hal waa ¡MTfrxfly ha rod rt»a, anti
“I don’t want to !■>
Oh! I don’t want •truck up quite a frieudwhip with her.
to go. « an't I »tay with you?”
At prciH’tJt Mary followed b< r guide until
Billy's yellow handkerchief waa ami
they came to a longer and lighter hail,
deal? brought into requi«iti«*n. and Mrs or ’ »paerway,” aa it is frequently call«**!
Bruder, wh»». with all her imaginary in New Kngiand
< hi each »hie of thia
«i-hr» and pain«, wa« a kind b< art«* ! there were door» opening luto »mall »Jeep
woman, made vigorous attack« upon hrr iug room«, and into oar of the»«* Polly
• nufTlMit. while Mr» C»mp!*ri) patt«-d leal her companion. »»)iog. »« ahe did oo.
Mary’s brad, saying, '
child. I « »n’t
Thia la yoor room, an t it’a a great fa
take you I»«»th. but yon »ball «er your »1»
tor to you to be »o near me. But mind,
ter often
that rhild mil'll n t cry and keep me
Ella waa too nnkh plea»**«! with Mr« awake night», fur if «hr d«w*». tnaybr
Campbell and the thought« »f thr fine you’ll hare to more Into that other apace,
bom« to which «hr wa» k' ing to w«.*p, where we heard (be laugh *
but hrr chin quivered w hm Mary held
Mary thought «hr woulti rather do any
up the baby for her to kiaa. and «aid. thing than that. She alao felt a great
“IVrhap» you will never are little Allie cnrhiaity to know who her companion
agaia ”
wa«. au »hr at la»t »«-aturrd tu aak. I»-»
When all waa ready Mr Knight walk
yoa hte here. M>.« Polly T*
nd »round hi« «up»«* and, after trying
“Why. yr«
I’m «faying here f»»r a
to adjust the nurnrrmi» article» it «on
• pell now kind nf »reitig thing«
My
tained. »aid “I don’t »re bow in thr name i«n’t Polly. It'a Mary Grundy, an!
world I ran carry that cradle; my wagon •umehow folk» hare got to nicknaming
is chuck full n »w
Here ia a ca»r of me Polly, but it’ll look more tnannrriy
•h«*r» for thr gala to stitch« and a ¡dllcr in you tn rail me Mi» Grundy, but what
rare <»f flour for Ml»» Hmith, and forty am I thinking of? Th« folk* must ha.
i
’levrt» other trap«, aa I gur»« you’ll have their •upper,”
to leave it.
Mrbby you can fin I one
That night Alice, who mla»»<l her era
there, and if not. why. shell eo»»n get die, waa unu»naliy restie«». ani Mar;,
n«rd to going without it.”
remctnlwring Mr«. Grundy*a threat, car
Before Mary could reply Billy whlaprr
rird her in her arm» until after midnight
ed in her ear. “Never mind. Mary: you !b«a. without undreaaing. »hr threw her
know that little cart that I draw moth
•elf upon th«
and for the fir»f time
or’a w<»tal in: thr cradle will jn»t tit It. In many week» dreamed of Goorg« an I
and to-m«rrow aftrrn<»m I’ll bring it to hi» parting promise to «re her again Th«*
you, if It doran’t rain "
nett morning when ah« awoke, th« cloud»
Mary knew that he meant what he writ pouring ram. “Billy wim't retire
•aid, and. smiling <*n him thrtvugh her today.” <•» her
fir»t thought, ••4.
tears, climbre! into thr rickety wagim. throwing hvrwrlf np*»n the floor, »hr burnt
which wa» minu* a atrp, am!, taking into tear», w i»hing. • • »he had
Alh e into her arma. »hr waa ao*a moving don» before, that »he bad die«! with her
• way. la »inking co..treat to thia Kila, mother.
•bout Bra minutes afterward, »at rare
In the mld«t of her grief the door tra»
fully iirt«<l into Mr*. CampbelTa han>l
I>n»he-I hn»tliy opra, ant Mr» Grundy a
some carriage, and reclinine upon «..ft harah v»l<-e exclaimed. "WalL au you are
cushions waa driven rapidly toward her up at tant, hey? I didn't know but you
new home.
waa giiin* to taka It upon you to »leep
Will tbrir path* In life always continue over, but that don't anawer here fb, you
tbu« different? Who can trill
think w»'a gola' to «apport you la idle
■esa T‘
CHA PT KB V
Iler», touched fwrhap« by the pale,
(tow long and tirew.ni« that ride waa. tearful face, uplifted to here. Mrs. Grun
with no »no for a companion etrept Mr. dy'a im«*» »oft>mml. and in a milder tone
Knight, who. though a kind hearted man. •he added, "We won't mind about it, ace
knew nothing about making him«e|f in' It*» th» Arel morning, but, rom» •
agreeable to little girl», so be remained you mnat I m > hungry by thia time"
perfect If la iturn Ah*-» s.«m fell aaleep.
Mary glanced at A He». She wa» al<-»p
and though the little arms which held mg »wrvtly, and. though there «eemed to
h«r arb«d sadly, there wan no complaint. I m - n» reaaoB. ah» »till lingered.
Only Mary'» tear« gashed forth, and
"What are you waiting for?** aaked
falling upon th« liaby'a face awoke her. Mr«. Grundy, and Mary, with e*me heal-
Iler nap waa not half out. aad vetting np talion, anawrred, "I haven't said my
a loud cry »lie <-»ntiuned «creaming un­ prayers y»t.”
til they drove up to the very door of th«
A change pa»«*-1 suddenly »ver Mrs
p.w,r house.
Grundy's face, ami «he turned away
"For the lawt'a aaka.” aald Mr Knight. withont a word. When »b» was gone
• a be heipr.1 Mary from the wagon, Mary fell on her kueea, and though the
"what a racket; can't yon contrive to words ah» attere.} were addressed more
Mop it? you'll have Mai Furbuah la your to her mother than to God. she frit com-
hair, for »he don't like a nolae.”
fortod. and. rising up. started fur the i
Mafy glan.ed nervously round In qneat kitchen. It waa a motley group which I
af the goblin Kai. but «he aaw nothing •h» found assembled around the break- '
tava an Idiotie face with bo ah y . tangled fast tabi», aol as ah» mtmd tb» ruota
flattened against th« win
hair. •al
a man called t'a<le Peter amded on her.
OKEí.OS,
ERIDA V.
•aylag. ”C«>m« h«ra* llttl« daughter, an !
Ir< »>• touch yuu with th« tup of
fourth finger ”
Ab«»ut o>*a th« el«»u4a hrofi« away
while berw ind there a |>»L k of bright
Mu* aky wa» to ba «era
Hut th« r**wd«
Ware au muddy that Mary bad no b«>|w
of HlUy'a coming, and thl» it waa. per
ha I*», wfikb made th* .tinner di»h*»
hard to waah. amt wfihb made her «ry
wbrw told that all tbe hnivee and forks
must I* «cuured. (be teakettle
ami
a«t with Ita bow m>rth. in Wbot Mr-a
Grundy called the Pout Hole.” an I
which proved proved to he a place under
the «taira, where pula» kettles and Iron
ware generally were hept.
All thing» hat» an end. and ao did the
scouring, in spite of Mary's fear« to th«
rnatfwry, and then wahhtag a time when
Mrs. Grundy dll not ae« her. »be stole
away up»talrw. Taking All o <m her lap.
•hr »at down hy th* open w-twdew where
the damp air coded and inoi»trnr*l her
l!tt«be<d fa«e
The rain waa over, and
a> run« the meadow (be «un wa» »hlohig
through the tall tree», making th« drop»
of water whkh bung upon th« leave»
•parkle and flash in the »unlight like a»t
many tiny ralttbow«L Mary watched them
fur a time, sol thru looking info the
r«nd. »he aaw directly oppueit« (he bouaa
Billy lUuilcr and with him Alice’» cradle
It» a moment Mar, » arm* were thrown
ar«»und hl« n«.-k •• tlchtly •• it «h»
thought bi- bad tb» power au-l waa ■ oui»
to take her away.
“Ob. Billy, Itilly.” aaM ah». "1 waa
afraid you would not come, an«!
hw an unhappy.”
A» Hilly rvleaard her h« wa« •tart led
«1 hearing «••me one call out. "Bravo!
That. I conclude, is a country bug
I
b«»pr «lie won't try it on mef*
Turning about be saw before him a
white faced boy. nearly of hi» own age.
w-how dress and ap|u*arance indicated
that he Iwdongrd to a higher grad«, aa far
a« wealth waa concerned. It wa» Henry
I.intoin, notnriou» both for pride and in
anime«. Hilly, whn had worked f»r Mr
Idncoln. had b**r-n inaulte.! by Henry
many a time, and now lie longed to
avenge it, but native polin-timui taught
him that la the prwacnr of Mary 'twould
not be proper, so without n won! to Hen­
ry he whispered to the little girl, “'Ihat
fellow live« near here, and if he ever
gives yon trouble just let me know,”
Ki»»rd her thru, didn't you?” sneer-
tngly asked Henry, retreating at the same
time, for there wa» »Mmrthidg in Billy'«
eye« which he feared.
“(’«•me into th»? bouse,” said
Mary,
“where he can’t «re ua.” and leading (he
way »hr conduct«»! him up to her owii
r«>oitt. where there wa« no fear of being
interrupted.
Alive was fimt carefully filed in her
cradle, and (hen krievling «town at Billy's
aid«, anti laying her arms «crow bis lap.
Mary told him of everything which hid
hkppeued. and flniahrd by asking. ’ bow
l«mg »hr mnat »taj here?”
Had Billy'» purse Iw-en aa large aa hi«
heap, that quretiou would have •sally
bcm answered. Now be could only «hake
hi« head lu reply, while .Mary nett n«k
ed if be bad ween Ella
I have not arm her." returned be, "but
Pve heard that rainy aa it wa« thia morn-
ing. Mr». Campbell*« maid wa« out »elect
ing muslins and jaconet« for her. ami
t hey «ay «h«* 1« hot to wear black, a« Mr».
Campbell think« her too young.’*
Mary did not «peak far Rome time, but
her head dropped <*u Hilly'« knee, and
•hr -.1 in- I to hr intently thinking
At
last. bru»hing ««ide the hair which had
fallen over her forehead.
Billy eaid:
"What are you thinking about?**
"I waa wonderlug if Kila wouldn't for­
get uie and Alice now »hi* la rich and go
Ing to I* a lady,’*
Hilly had thought the aatne thing, and
lifting the little girl In hi« lap, he replied:
"If «he doea. I never will," and thvn be
told her again bow when be waa older
an I had money he would take her from
lhe poorhouae an I «.-ml her to aehool, and
that »he ah**uld aotne time be a« much of
a lady aa Kila.
tTo I m * eoutiniird.y
NOT CONCLUSIVE OF GUILT.
tail-»1 nite I Ven A re Often He. ci ,e I bv
Ctrcwmstwntlal Keldenie.
' \a tu ctrvuniatAntlnl evidence, It'a a
queer thing." »aid the man lu the
brown suit
"Five or all year» ago I
««« lu a town In Indiana for a night
when a bank waa robbed Nextjnorn-
Ing I waa »maliil aa au aci-iimpllee. It
I wing i-<mti-iidi«l that I waa accu Idling
Iti front of the bank and evidently act
ing a» »cntluel for thoae within. Tbn-e
different |»-rmitia Identltled me aa the
tiian and the fourth claimed to bate
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«een me enter the hotel at a late hour
by way of a shed and a window. I
wa» b« krd up for cxauilnatlim. with a
i liam-e of thing» going bard with me.
when evlden«-» l*egan to come forward
on my aide Tin* landlord aaaerti-d and
aw ore that I waa sitting In the otfl e nt
10 o'clock p m Two servant« swore to
«.«-lug me go to my room half an hour
later. A man having rooms oppoalm
the hotel amire that he aaw me amok
log at my w liidow at midnight A gur*t
of the hotel who had a room next to
mine »wore that my anoren diaturtMil
him from midnight till 3 o'clock and
that lie heard me turn over In lied at
X and »0 I was honorably dlael>arg.*d
from < uatody."
"But ataiut It'a living queer?" waa
naked.
hy. all the (teople on lioth aides
were mistaken
I was not outald» tb»
luitik at tlx* time mentioned and neither
wa« 1 In the hotel."
"But y.iu were aomcwhrrr.''
"Oil. of i-ourae Fact la I got limatosi
on tbe landlords daughter and we aat
up all night on a balcony and aqunaw*
hands and talked love and looked at
the moonlight and alapiinl m<«M|ultoea
Yea. sir. »at there all night like a couple
of idiot«, and though I declared I would
ill«* for her and «lie »aid «he only want
eil me and a bumble cottage ahe wa«
married to a red hended butcher within
a year ami I waa «ued by a snub nosed
wlibiw for breach of promise
I was
•Imply oliaervlng. you know. Hint dr-
cumatantlal avlvtenca la a queer thing,
and I wish tn add that a juryman
shouldn't lie Influenced too in Ui Ti l»T
It.” Waahlngton Pont.
24,
MAY
l?H»l.
NO.
FARM’S ol'THE I»\A
LAUNCHING OF THE OHIO.
30.
NEW SOFT» ESTATE
H m B*< Lttofl ?•■ H«ll SM I».« t»w B»v
With P«rt«>l !MK<<aa
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS
OF THE WORLD
X
Alea«nder
•! Servia will not
alai icale.
The Allwny N
haa bontl art tire!
\ , at reel car «trike
King EdwArd han
ftdortna at Windaor.
ordered
many
Jawuii)« yacht I ih K j»*n<|«*iice
being burned tn rompfetinn,
Germany is much afraid <d
ica't commercial supremory
It
Amer
Turkry refit»*« to permit the miry
of typnwritcra into that country.
Thr |»attlr »hip Ohio waa launrhc*!
at flan Francbr*» in the prrarncr of
President McKinkrv
A fund i« bring raised for thr dr
st ruction <>f res lions •I thr mouth
<»f the Columbia riser.
Tl-r president told Governor Grer
that lie might vi«it Oregon Iwfore
thr expiration of hi« term
The Union Pat'ific now rontmln
the railroad »ituation from th«* Mt*
fiotiri mcr to the r»< ifi<- roast
Mr* McKinley is now abb-to «it
! I-
\ .' .!•!•
h l* \ • t i- . i, f! *.'«! f r
thr return of the president ml |*urty
to \\ aahington
Orders have l»vn iaaiied for a strike
of fifty thousand machinists through
out the country,
A prolonged «trug
gh* is exiwcted in the Pacific coast
•hops.
The Shamrock II will I« jairtially
remodeled.
Peace reigns in the aouthrrn
ippine island«
Phil­
Civil otiircra have Iwwn appointed
in A limy province
A transport line may I«- established
via th.* Slier canal
An Ohio river bcmt
Two live« were het
wa«
burned.
I lui g handnd A tom b >
the agreement wth machini»!«
!
Ten i ar« were w re, kivi <M a branch
of tlx >• nt bet n I’.icilic m-nr Vbaiiy,
Or.
Nine minen are <l*-oil and tl reu
fatally injured from an eiphmion in a
Went Virginia coal mine
The Chilean government him waived
it« objection to tlx- Pan American
congr*«» to I«* held m Movico
Hon FrsMiaro. May !” —on • plat
form, der.-ratrsi with the national
rolura, which hail lawn Ixiill amumi
the prow of tlx* big >«ttirehip Ohio at
thr I nion Iron Work« in this city
Saturday, were (atlirmi I tie prv-ai
(dent ami memle-r» of the cat'inet.
tkivrrnor Naali of Ohio, Ml«« tirati.
lrr, Ina niar«*, who waa to etra».ten
the ahip, Mi«a Barter, who waa to
»ct for Mr«
McKinley ami many
uniformr«t office,« »( the army ami
navy wailing for th«* «ignal to «tart
the big iron monster down thr wsy*
into Kan Franc taro toy
Mi«« Bertor
with her tingrr on thi* l*iiti*-n. w«»
heiiling intrully at the imllcalor
At IS S3*, two ami a half minutea
Lrlon* the tide »«• at ita higlx'at, tb*
turn* »cl for the launching, there «ini-
deiily allot into the fat e of the Indi*
cator the w.*rd "ready
Ml«« Ita r tor
prrsacl the button.
Tlw* leal block
irll »way
At the umr time. Mm
Iti-ahler. a young lady of 17 yvan* let
go th«* taitllc of chamj<gne »u«|»*mli<l
at t lx- *xle of thr ta*w by -
and *»iv»«' ritd«>n. and a« It craahed
Against tlx* aide «hr nt tern!
tlx
word*. **! <*hri«tetl thrv Ohio
Releasie! irofu ita bond« the heavy
hull of 14,001* ton« <*( «to I w> nt plow
ing thrmigh the thick grva«<- of ita
cradle
Hlowly at tir«t. then faater
and faater, «lx* »lid down the way«,
taking tlx* tl***«l maji .l ically ami pil­
ing up thr watt i mgo ut »«'*■ n
front of hrr.
The toml era.he.I,
whiatlea blrar, and tlie multitude
ahoutrd
No «hip i ver glirn to thl
Amrrn an navy liaa taken Ix-r initial
plunge into tlx- va under morv fatmr-
a
more dialinguialirit <-oni|miiy.
Thr wiirkn gmrn of thr «hip yard
whom President M. Kinley «*ldrv*-.-.|
prraentrd him with a plate of burn
ishrwl gold five by iiw im-lx» in di­
mensions, aiirniounted by th<- rnglr
■ ml ahi.'ld of thr American M-al
Thr
shield in tin* center is of California
gold bearing quart« and la th.nke.1 on
either aide by the American and
California republic flag«
At one
corner of the (date is the acai of Cali­
fornia and at III*- other the seal of
Ohio.
In thr center is a miniature
of tin* toltlrahip Ohio and tlie follow
ing inscription.
"To comnirniorate the Iwiim-lnng
of tlx- t'nited Stairs totthwbip ohm
I’riiiti.I to llor \t illiaiu M* Kinl* «
pr«*»idrnt id the I'nitnl State», by th«
employe» of the t'nmn Iron Works
San Francisco, California. "
I I» In --ratio« - around thi I . rd, r
of th. plate .irv of oak leaire inter-
twined with C.ilii rnia |ai|-pi*-s
No D«h
mt« Date filed lor th« Start Hom«
San Ffanciacu,
Me
i in­
Prvaident McKinley ha.« given up Kinley'» cimdltii
aile
hi» tour to tin* Norhtweat on account proital yesterday
Tin«
of hi* wife»' iltncM.
Her condition waa able to »it tip for a while
welcome new« war gin-li out ahortly
1« cotiaiilcrvd M*riotia.
after 5 o'clock
The Alaaknn, the largrat merchant
There were many caller* at
M'tdllialllp ever bllllt on tlie Pai itic Scott residence yisterday
Then
coast, hoa t»ern Intinehed at the Union a general (eoling that the crista hail
Work«, at Kan Franctaco.
ia-en |»««««l, and that Mr* McKin­
continue
to gain in
Tbe governor oi New York hoa ley would
No d, linite ilate h i* n t
ordvrtxl
«oldirm to Albany
Ml strength
1 (Torta to settle trouble lirtwern strik­ been lie*'llleil tljaill a* to »lu ll the
er* and employer» hd* thus far failed. president w ill «tart for tin* national
capital, but It 1« ho|«-,| that Mr»
Although reports
coming
from McKinley will is able to travel with
South Africa an- very meager, tlie iti- in a few day«
dii'atioii.s an’ that the Boer» ar** rapid­
President Me Kinley 1« in n, ,-ipt of
ly brrnking down, owing to c«dd and cablegram* from the king and quern
lack of pro* taioua.
of England. President
Loulwd of
A financial |winic wa« narrowly France, and many otlx-r Europ-an
potetitati-a, inipiiring a« to Mr« Me
averted in l>»nd«»n.
K mlcy '• ri.ndit ion.
The powers have jirotretptl n^snxt
Among the callers on the president
Turkey'» ¡»>*tal tne»«iire*
wa» Calvin s Tilua. tin- first lituri
A l*auil o( Anx-rican briK*rul« h»4 can soldier to mount tlie wall« of
Pi-kin, who returned With the trans
tw*t*n brokrn up near Mntiila.
port Sheridan, ju«t arrived
tariff
w ill
The nrw Philippine
probably go into r-ffivt June I
l*rrei<li-nl Mi Kttilry h** inail«* hi«
nthcial entry into Mau Franciaeiv.
Mr« Nation's attorneys have — I
up tin-|>l<-1 of iti.xutl) aa a il<-h*(i«a
tn thi* trial (i*r joint anvashlng
ANOTHER
PROVINCE
CLEARED
Adcnt'al Kcmpfl K«porti Ih« Surrcnflar ol (ht
Innir<<ni U«M*rdu *nd Mi* force
Washington.
May Si -—The naiy
departinml ha« rerrived thr followmg
Eilward A I'mlahy say* he i« will­ eaiilrgram (rum Adulimi KrmpfT ut
ing to |W) V"rn l.Ml rewanl for the man
Cav itr
a ho alslurtisl hi» tvon, if nrc»a«ary.
“Captain Owrn ad* i»e* timi thr
Th«* jiriwulrnt <•( tlx- French rom- Urdanrfta and Gard<»|iiil rrcrivrel <>n
pauy ahi< h own» the right of way |<>r UMini May 17 General Ma- ardi»,
the Panama canal 1« m the t’nitml olfirrr» 1*4 meri. ‘«Jt’rft ufi*-», «t Himtng
'I h» y are i»*»w in
Mates to make an effort to 1 aril th« bay and Mofong
arrenai I» hih «| (or Marcivo w h< re thr
company'» cmcreaion*.
majority «leaire to «urrender to thr
The employe* of every inaehiiio
1
armv. OtItera »urrrwlrrevl to l>ra|» r
»hop ami factory in Heattie, number*
1
marine oflirrr at <>long«|»o
Thi« i»
I !.. y
lug over 2.M). have aalkrsi out I
thè la«t m«urgrnt force in Za mi mi Ir»
ilemaml nine hour* mateaii of 10 and
(htnlkMit• r*-«umnl survey
province
a 11', percent iiicrvvia«* in wage*.
Work "
Riot followed the attempt uf th«
Union Traction Company, of Allmtiy,
l>»»g»r»ui U«r«lHt» R«port«tf
N Y . to rvwume the operation of ita
New York May 21 —Two liner«
electric atrei-t railway ajatem
One
which came into port Unlay, rep 'rted
nonunion motorman wa* fatally in­
they puamvl
dangermi«
derelict«,
jured and a car derailed
winch, if met with in tlx- night time,
1-acuna has pruiuanl to surrender would certainly have resulted in do­
hi* com ma mi.
ssier.
Tlx*«» wreck* are drifting in
the ocean lanes, which are now ls*ing
A watchman in a Vtah refinery dally trav»r»«-d by liner«
Tlx* gov­
•tide flft,000 in ailver bullion.
ernment will la* a»krd tn ««'ml out
The Chinese are aatoniahrsi al th* one of the «mail gunlmet« tu hunt
for and destroy the derelict»
amount oi indemnity demanded.
Wrtrkrd by « Ussheut
Tha congreaaional appropriation of
Kllia, Kan , May 30 —('nom Pa
f3,(MIO.OOO for the extenaiou o( th«
rural delivery poatal aervice becomea eitic wrat Isiund freight train No ||
*a» wns-kisl by a wuahisl ont bridg*
available in three month«.
thrrr milea West o( Sharon Sprii g-
The Roman Catholic an-hbtahop of F.arly thi« mornmg
Ilot h tbe m
Montreal had forbidden the member« gineer ami t'irenian wrrr matantlj
of that church from countenancing killrd
Two trackwralkers a ho were
cremation in any way.
at tiw bridge hâve dl«ap|«*nn.l and il
The publie
public prit
printer of Minnemita ia tohritsi thry h>«t thetr livre. The
There la no dlatln.-tlon of parta
apeau-fa in the Chlm-ae language, au.l uo lasst all record» by laauing the lawa engin» and M-xrral cari wenl mto tlx
m ogultlun of the prlu< Iple of Indre- |uuuwd by the recent tegialature with- river, thr rnginr and nnr car ot cattlr
ta ing rnllrrly •ubmergrd.
in two day» after odju_rnmeut.
flou.
ALL OVER OREGON.
c
usar»tal and tin«»,tal Hapo«>iin<, »I In»,
A
porla»»«
Bruì
Rtvww vl
■< th,
Iwowlh and ImprovanMutv »I th« Man,
l«duitrn> rbr»u,K»«t On, tbrivm< Cow»,
svoawtallh
telavi Marini H «port
Bear creek cattl* in« n «hipped fr* in
Pemlleton 110 head of rattle to Pugrl
sound.
Thr annual field day athletic c<
con­
tests of the pcodb-to>n piddle M'ho*d*
w ill take | Lo » May
Henry Brune from Korkland
DB sheared }rar!mg we thers al
!>«!!« « for 11 l<> a head
»« ¡d
The
A htrdg*! has twen roni|>!«-lr*| a«*:o*»
the Hand
,1:
ii>«
233 (cel long and hi fret wi«lc
Il is reported that thr Golcond i
a • t a ;»»1 ti U
r» k «1
trirt, has lareti sold f«»r a k ***I figure
Joi'k Gordon ami Petr Gagnon re-
rrnlly »old rev era I quarts mining
claim» in thr Grevntoorn mountain« t«>
Gibb I • kvitt I *r f I
llrrenUy a piece of quart« weigh
ing ‘«io pound» w a « pi* krd up at th«
Mule Gulch placer mine
near tn
tome.
It 1« estimated to tie worth
*1,000.
A clean up from l‘>> tons of Mam-
nmtb mine ore treated *»t thr Virtue
mill waa taken to Balter City last
week. The clean up «mountcl ta
|1 100—two han, one <d the value «>1
flKINi and anotlrer of 1100, an average
vf $ 11 to the ton
The North P wdrr Irrigation Com-
|>an\,wh h r •• » i-.t v
| in 1.4*. d the
big Grayson ditch, aoulh east of Baker
<?ity, hiia completed surveys for the
ex tension <»f thr ditch into the lower
valley. Thr work of const ruction of
thr ditch will begin thia week.
N<-w|**rt will have
ce|i brut n«n.
a
F urth •»( Juh
The new rehnol htxiae
ii
at
Marrola
Tinilvr claims on the mnldlr fork of
lh« t -|iiill- ai. Ui . rapidly t.*k<•»
Oirmlinti« have hern resumed at
the Eureka min« ,»t St-hua Jt-wphin«
County.
Thr trhqdionr line U-ing rgtrndvd
from Hpriiigfivld to U aterville isvom-
pie ted t<> Thurston.
The Southern Orrg».t»Oil (\>m|w4iiy.
operating near A«hlatid, ha.« pur
ehaMvl a boring plant.
Thr marhinrry of the Hummerville
creamery has Iwren received and will
I m * in place within a few day«
THE CRISIS IS PASSED
Mr» MiKlnlvy Wo Able to Sit I'p
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
Eighty •♦\en « mm 1|»« of wild aitimal«
were pr« '« nt*d (or U>unty in 3 a < kvoii
county hi tl * n
tli d kpril
Contract hit* U«’h awarded to thr
kthrna Flouring Mill Company to
|>ump water fur
I“**
year.
The Henry I* Smith farm of
acres, 1 'a mil. ■* • act iti Italia»,
l>et*n sold to an tlkallmma man
*t; kw
The Ontario W '«rehouse Comparii
is building a warehouM nn thr Khort
Line right < I w
11* building will
K- « j O xt O fr**t. fir»- proof, »lid will be
punh'-d to a B|»’rdy completion.
Portland Markat,
Wheat— Walla W ilia,
fillMlliX- ; ,
valley, nominal, biueatrni, 01»ti2c
I er bushel.
Flimr— Best gride- $'• WM3 II* j»-r
barrel; graham, 12 •'*.•
Oato—Whitt |l .Wta« I 35 ja-rcental,
ft 11 II 27 > « I >1* |s : I ■ nt .
Barley — Fissi, f 17n* 17 2Ó, brewing,
♦ 17<d 17 'l-> 1« r ton
Mill.tuff.— Ilian fl7|«rton . mitili-
ling* f'.’l 40, aborts, |2o tfli; ehop,
41«
Hey—Timothy, 412 »M14 clover,
97*»*.* óti, Ongoii wild hay. »tot 7
jier ton.
|lo|w— lt<a Hi- prr li».
Wool — Valley,
Huflflr, Eaatrni
Oregon, I7»0 b ; mohair,
Wutfllr
per pound.
Butter — Fancy creamery.
I’m»
I
1 ■ ■ I I
. *
I I •
1'.’ .■ |-1 imui d
I
* • « ■
per doren.
CheoM—Full errarli, twsii«, Ebe
13’jC ; Young America, IS'^iellc
jM*r pound.
Poultry—Chicken»,mixed
Mat I
hrna, glue I .iO, dre.sisl 11na 12<- |trr
jaiuml. springs, |.'l*a.i ja*r doarn ;
duck«, $■'•«.*; gveae, ♦»><di7. turkeys,
live,
10»ite, drvaaed, 13« 15c jw*r
pound.
Potato«**—Old, 9ltofl 10 per «ack,
new, t»gc. |«*r pound.
Mutton — lami*« 4**»4c
|«-r
pound groaa; la**t »harp, wethers,
with wuoL ft 2.’>**r I 40; dr* .sed. 7’»*•
j>er pound.
Hog« — Groaa,
hraiy, t-i 7,’mlii
light, )l 75«*5. dresanf, 7ta7‘»e per
pound.
Veal—lairge, 7<rfMc
per Jaurmi .
•mall. MlMtqe jw*r j«mnd
Beef—Groaa, top atrer«. *5»5t5;
rows ami heifer». It .’She I 74; dres.nl
la-rf, R'jiah’je |wr pound
A Toledo, 0., polier jtMlgr« »*«
drunkrnnrwa ia a dioroor, n<»t a crini«*,
and diami sacs all plain drunks that
I rottM I*for« him.
An Omaha man claims to have
rnaiir out of common earth. |a*lrolnim
¡and two avrrrt ingredient« a cheap
and plentiful fuel.
Earl Grey, of Great Britain, ha« a
plan to secure control of all sah«ins
and to di««*oun»gr thr »air of intoxi­
cating drink» tlx-rr.