The Santiam news., July 12, 1901, Image 1

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COUNTY, OKEGON,
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Keystone Shaving Parlors
Only First -O sm Shop in the City
Shaving
Hair Cutting
Sh*m^»«ng
Hat tu
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VOGEL
Commercial
House
General Blacksmiths and
Wagonmakers....
Horseshoeing a Special!)...
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MU mw Rsqsrg ths Tsrwu »4 SsitisaMM as a
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BANK .. OF.. SCIO
CAPITAL, $20,000.
Corvallis à Eastern R.R.
«’! »V»
NEWS OF THE STATE
iTEMS OF
INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS
OF
OREGON
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The fish warden collecteai 960? 30
saw bow loroly sb» realty WM.
CHAPTBH XVI
Ash lion»»» during June,
"Yau's enough sight hsn.J».m»r
"Ob. m-.th»r. won’t X»« labs Ibis pil­
Miss Jenny
wbi.pvrol Marsh as
low from my brad sad put so»tb»r blew
The «•-mnd annual Harney county
ket « mt f»»t. snd •« tb» 8rv>. and civ« door <q>»n*d and Jenny appeared
lair will I«' held Hepl»mtier 1611
Specialist for Refraction and me some water, or s-.uietbmr? <*b. dear, •Imply «frayed than her ai.ter, but
dear!** grossed poor It««» I luco s, ss mg •• frosh sn-l blooming as s roeebod.
Kattlmnakr« sro said bv trout tUh-
Defects of the Eye.
, u ar», Itos«-
• •
with aeblag bead sat lungs she did pes­
er men to tw numerous ami
rotivi.««in. nil.
ase» for ber lmprnd»s<-» Is « rossisg the Mid. "only It mikes m* shiver to look
near Pendleton.
' Wwt. slippery street in ib n sllpp rs and at your seek and arms You'll wear
Will make regular trip« to hela SltbrS ll-rse
woolen Mek. beslilea your .haw I
The encampment of the Fourth reg­
Walrh local column lor data of visits
Mr» I.Incola, nh" blow u-ith.ng sf tbit el oak. won’t yonT*
iment, O N G . at Eugene, haa been
“S-msene». I'm not <n'O< to t*» baa
esposo re, Iraidly Is me tit ed th» extrem«
brought to a cl<we
delicacy of her daughter's roSslltntlos. died up this way. f«M
Rids have been aakml tor the im­
Imputing It wholly to M iuat ll.gyoke dis musses the lav*." Mid Ro»», refusing th»
ciplioe, and wishing, as sb» had often warm seek whieh Jenny brought h»r
provement of the federal building and
don» before, that «he'd i»«n wise »n I
V rap el th« door and a rail from
grounds in Astoria
kept her st home
Jenny,would ha«» Henry that th» earrtag» waa waiting
A hoy al Mciford was laoily crushed
eishr-l so. too. If hy Ibis iu»«n< R-rve s rud<ot th» ronv»rostloa. and. throwing
by falling in front of a moving engine,
lllneM could ha«» been avm.let. for it on their cloaks and hoods, th* girts de-
J. BIZARI), Prop
which he tried to l>srd.
was not « very agreeable task to stay in «■ eu-lrsl to th» halt, wbero, with unusual
that clon» sick r-mm listening to the femlerncsa. Henry eaught up hia Invalid
There are now four fiah hatcheries
complaints of het faolt finding sinter, who • inter, and, drawing Ibe «»Il eloaely over
in Oregon and it is the intention of
tossed sn l tented an I fretted.
from her race, carried her 1» the covered
Nsw-ly Furnulwd ind Rfbild
Master Fish Warxien Van Ihisen to
morning until night, «oruelitnr« wiahiag sleigh, so that her fes-t might not touch
Throughout.>>>
establish several more.
Herself dead, ant then crying be«-a ose ah» the ley walk
"What? It-Hw-Llnroln hero?" egiTalm»d
"wanted something an I did not know
Our tables sr* supplied wah the
A young man at Mayville. Gilliam
half a itoaesi rote»» aa Roa* bounded
what ’’
county, tried to duplicate a prea-rip-
best the markets aHoed.^U>
Into
the
drossing
room.
"Oh! dear." said she. one evening «rr
tlon from memory
He ia dead, as
"V m , Ron» Lineoln is hero."
South of Bud,..
SOO. OREGON ersi day» after the rommem-mient of her
the medicine was (or external use.
Illness, "bow provoking to be obliged tn pl Ini. gayly, divesting herself
"I'm not going to
II» here moping with tb» dullest of »II wrapping
11- pysrilv in ti.e northern |«rt -I
dull company when there's Mrs HusseU » jet, I guru, neiihi-r am I going to b»
Clacacniaa county and around Woial
liouse-l
op
»Il
winter.
Th»
frosh
air
has
party next week, «nd I've surh • lovely
burn and Hubbard show great im­
<lr»M to wear
Why sin t I as strong -tone nt» good alrosdy—n»e." and »he
provement in the last 30 days
Verm
and healthy as y-u? though I wouldn't potnte.1 to a bright, ioun-1 spot which
ID so far have not appeared
The
burned her ■hawk.
be so fat for anything
I’ll go
plant, are healthy ami cultivation haa
A yonug girt, who»» family had on»
party sick or well, I w «nido'I
not been more thorough in 10 year«
by - tie fallen victims to th» groat N»w
for any thing. ’’
The present outlook is for a yield IO
Jmny looked up In •urprise. ■ ■Sins England plague, consumption, shuddered
snl turned sway, (or to h«-r eye th»
per cent in exceaa of that of 1Q00
why her sister was •«> particularly any
glow which Rose ealletl health was but
Ions to silent the party.
A large fruit evaporator i, Matag
_
•*ltec»i|se.’' nlurS'-d Rose. "Mary How the beetle bloom of death.
built at Riddles, thong las county.
"How beautiful she la!' aaid more than
ard will be there, and you know ss well
aa I how awkward she'll appear never on», as with her accxtatnmr-d grace Roa»
The First National bank ol Eugene
entered the brilliant dra sing room An I
was in any kind of society in ber life."
has installed a large new money vault.
“I don't »re wbat imlni-emi-nt that can truly itoae waa beautiful that night, but
off ****«
he for you to »«¡mse your health." said like the gorgeous foliagv of the fading
The contract haa been let for t he
I It»# f man •
autumn, 'twna Hi» beauty of decay, for
Jenny, and lto«r r ontinuel
building of
new school hot it«- at
"I want to aee Ida mnrtiSed one», for death was written on her blue «»med
Riddle»
she might know better than to bring a brow, amt lurked amid the roses on her
*
.■* little thought she of that,
green country girl here, «v.'tlng her up
The old telephone line let wren
as something wonderful, and expecting as with euilling lip and beaming »yr she
Pendleton
end Thorn Hollow
ererybody to heiler» It Just heran»- Miss roe-eivvd th» bouiag» of th» admiring
undergoing rejiaira
Helden said so
Come, bring uie my throng
Just then Ida and Mary w»r» an
dress. Jenny I want to see It the Hom
The new water coin|«aiiy al R>"W-
Both Aunt Martha and Ida
ton lac» -n th» rap« is a« wide as Ida nounerd.
burg i» tri.ul.I.-«I considerably with
bat
taken
great
pains
to
bsv»
their
Selden » ’
broken and leaking mama.
young friend becomingly dressed, and
"What do yon mrin’" ask«»J Jenny, •he looked unusually well in th»
em
A number of 6sK have Iwn found
turning quickly toward her slater, Wk 'te broiderod muslin skirt, satin waiat and
white, wasted fac» looke-l fitter for a blonde bertha which Aunt Martha
dead in the Rogue river
The evi-
OFFICERS:
had
shroud than a gay party dr»«s.
dence |«>inta to the uae of dynamite.
msiste-i
upon
her
acreptlng
as
a
pres--nt.
ff rasad» nt
J. W. Games
"I mean what I say " returned ll«w. Th» rich silken braids of her luxuriant
ViM-Pratdrnt
TT. A. Ewing ”1'<n hot going to be coopsul tip here any
A crew of «heeiwhcarera at lake-
hair were con fin «nt at th» back of her
view went on •trike the other <iay for
CaaJtisv
R. Mw ilo« longer. I'm going to the party tomor­ finely formed head with a g-dd.-o arrow,
row night. If I never go again.”
7 cents |»r head. The current price
which, with the exception of a plain baud
"Why, Rose (.incoln. are you cratyT' of gold no each wrist, was the only or­
in the county is 6 cents.
Baes a genrial banking and rivhxngr asked Jenny
"You haven't l-oen in the nament she wore. This was her first in
street
yet.
and
bow
do
y<>n
expect
to
go
I lamin <d about 10, (JOO. (MM* (ret of
Basino» Loan» «nade at lurrrnt rale»
troductlon to the gay world, but so keen
tomorrow mght? Mother wouldn’t let was her perception of whst was polite
log», cut on the heailwaters of the
•nd draft» issued on principal cities
you. If she were here '
Willamette and McKentie river«, ia
and profmr that non» would ever hare
"Well, thank fortune' »he and father » i»,■■ te.l It. and yet there was about
being taken to Oregon City.
tioth are in Houthbridge; and besides that her »oinrtiilng ao frosh and unstudle,l. entlug warbler family have afforded
I'm a great deal better; so hand tue my that «he had hardly entered th» room tun the greatest pleasure, fur they be-
A W HAGEY
Home locations of gold
lies ring
com« atmolutrly fearl«»« of the cam
draws.'"
quart« hales tn the Hampson crock
ero many wer« struck with her easy, un­
era.
and
they
place
a
degree
of
trust
lu
Jenny compiled, and rweliuing <>n pll affected manners, so different from ths
district, southeast of Ashland, have
one that waa as unusual a« It wa« de­
lows •.-aroely whiter than faeraelf, Roe» practiced airs sf the city belle«.
Item made recently, which are likely
Ijaruln examined and found fault with
Ella watched her narrowly, whispering lightful. Being anxious to aes-ure pbo
to prove of good value.
a thin gosaiuer fabric, little stilted fur aside to Henry hour sorry she felt for tograplui of the young. I jiald frequent
A TASTE OF FREEDOM
The
hot
wave
in
the
F'.ast
continues
any une to wear un a cold, wintry night, poor Mary, she was so verdant, and real­ visits to the n«oL and what a wonder
Th«- new flouring mill al Thu Halles
and mach !-s» t i her
ly hoped she wouldn't do anything very fully concealed neat It waa. tu<-k«*d and th<> death» and prostrations are
ia living rualind to completion
By
more numerous than ever before.
That iv All ths Cubans Want. Ssvi (isnsrsl the cm! of the weak all that will re­
"There. I knew it wasn’t as wld» as awkward, for ’(would mortify her to
All bi*<A <4 w.trhFB rlorlt an4
r*-
away In a small deprewalon and hidden
Ida's into an eighth of au in< h,” said she. death! "But look," she added, "and aee
Gsmsi. Th«» Ann«ution
An immense lead combine luxe leen
main unfinished <>( th« earprnter
measuring with her Auger the expensive how uiauy people Ida ia Introducing her by the roota of an oak anpllng It would formed to control the lead iields tn
sao
OMGON.
forever have remained uudincovered by
New York, July 9—A dinner was work wilt >» the windows.
lac». "I'll have some new
t'.nue, Jen to.”
Missouri.
Capitalisation, 62O.U0U,-
given tonight at the Union lewgue
ny. suppose you go down street and ft
"Of rourse. why shouldn't she»" asked me had I not. by lucky cliain-e. otwrv >
Portland Merkst»
ed oue of the (Mirriit birds visiting It. (AMI.
II. for I'm bent upon going." au I the Henry, end Ella roplle-t:
club to General Maximo Gomel and
thoughtless girl sprang lightly upon the
A Chicago man was shut and fatal­ General T Estrada Palma, by W E
"I don't know it seems so funny) to (Inly at first did the owners ol>J«*ct to
Wheat
—
Walla
Walla, export value,
fluor, and rbased halfway across the see Mary hero, doesn't It?”
Mr Stok's was formerly a
I uiy Intruding, and by various methods ly wounded while attempting to re­ I). Stokes,
I >us lie I, blueatem, 5H^c;
room to show how well and atroug •he
Before Henry could answer, a young did they try tn coax tue away from cover a lady's purse from the man member uf the Cuban league of Amer­ 57c |*r
valley, nominal.
was.
man of bin acquaintanc» touched bls j their home,
ica, and was chwmly identified with
Flral one and then th« who did the shooting.
Flour—bswt grades. |2 ‘.*M3 40 per
Jenny knew that further expostulation shoulder, saying: "tdncolo, wbu la that
the
work
of
the
junta,
of
which
Gen
i
other
would
feign
broken
wings,
and
A circular dra«l line with a radius
i: » r M from her was Useless, but she refuMol tu •plen ld looking girl with Mine Ha-ldeu?
barrel; graham, 62 60.
eral
Palma
waa
the
head
The
Cuban
i sn r M
half
scrambling.
they
half • rolling.
of 1,(MM) feet haa been drawn around
— i bi r M go fur the lac», and Harsh, the servant I haven’t seen a liner face in Boaion for would make their way down the strep
Oat«—White, |l .Jibuti 35. gray,
the naval ol>»eravtory at Washington, general made a brief apeech, which
gir!, was sent with a note from Rose many a day.”
II Mg*I 31 Ig per cental
was interpreted by General Gontahra
hillside
In
the
hope
of
luring
me
away
'
to
protect
the
instruments.
saying
she
wanted
a
me»
article,
eight
"That? Oh. that's Mias Howard, from
t <»i A M
Barley—Feed. 117-417 50. brewing/
General Gomes »aid hr was deeply
usa M
or ten dollars per yard.
l 'bii-uper
An intimate friend of our Then, finding that I waa not to be taken
A statement preparod at the pen­ touched by the remarkable reception 117«* 17 50 per ton.
it i> r M
"I don't believe father Would like to family. Allow me the pleasure of In
In even by such an artful devh-e, they
sion other shows that for the H« m -«I
he had received in the Culled State»
bar» you make su- h a MU," «aid Jrnay, troduriug you." and Henry walked away, endeavored to arov.mpil.h their object
Millstuffs—llran, (17 per ton. mid­
ynnr emb'd June 30. HWl, 49.613
M
when Harah was gone. "Mother didn't leaving Ella to tb« tender merote« of by avoiding at me
Cuba and the United State., «awl the dling' |2I SO ehorta, **■>. chop, (16
lu lesa than two
M
name« were added to the |»-naion roll«.
dare
to
tell
him
about
your
m-w
dross,
general, belong together,
fl is only
M
Hoar. who. •• one after another quitted hours they quieted down ami simply
Hay—Timothy, 112 5OM14 clover.
for be told her she mustn't get anything her eld» an-l went ovor to tb» "enemy,”
Fighting has la-vn renewiM in Man­ a question of gravitation when they |7<sl> 50, Oregon wild hay. Ri.e' psq
looke.1 on tu alienee
The nest time
charged, and he said, too, sonietblig grow very angry, w--n lerlng if folks Were
churia.
' a» a M
will la- one
But at present, after the ton.
mo i M
about hard times
1‘erhaps he's g lug lu-wltched, end hoplug Ida He I Jon 'falt I visited the nest they made m> otijre
great struggle in which thousands of
Huntington,
W.
Va
,
had
•
.SOO,»
II is F M
Ilona,
and
I
Imagined
they
revognlxed
Ilutter—Fancy creamery. 15.4 17 (»c ,
to fail Wouldn't It li» dreadful r
| better, now that she'd ma n su many
lives were sacrificed, and when men
trslna 1 and « t>ei»«ea Ctao sail « i«a||..
me. and reallacd that I meant no harm (MW fire.
dairy, I3<gl4c. store, log* 12c per
If Rose heard the last pan of thia nolle» her protege.'
T«»»4»»a, Tkaiutaj. en.l Mlur.lsi. nr. i
« ■
returned to their homes only to find
sentane« she did not heed II. for to her
pound.
I.ater in the evening, William IL-nder either to tbonaolvM or to their young,
There ia no change in the steel­
v«h«r usta« dally .avevi Sunday
their wiica and children starved to
Tisi»« I and « srelie la albaay la lime t<> the Idea of her father's falling was pre­ came, and immediately Jenny Itegan to for tbsvsc bad hatched since my last worker»' strike.
Eggs—17«* 17 t^c per dosen
■wsarol vita Ik. a. r u»ulk two nd irate. •• posterous
death
in
Ilia
restricted
Imrrier*
in
When th» dinner bell rang talk to him of .Mary, and th» Impression visit.
well a« (ivlag las nt Ours boni, in an<n,
Chee s e Full cream, twins, 12 IS
The
cabinet
haa
raised the age limit which Weyler had them under his
sb»
threw
on
a
heavy
«ha«vi
and
de
­
she was making. Placing her band
kst«N depailur« at s r. aaitb bound u«in I. t
Day by day I catue to watch the little
for |M«I master» from 40 to 45 year». policy of concentration, they fell that IlSc V oung America, IStnlJlye |>er
fortland
scending to th» dining parlor, rem sine. I familiarly upon his arm. as though that
fellows, and they grew rapidly, as all
Tisi* N. > e>.»»ci with ih. « I- Wet nut» below stair« all the afternoon, forcing
It ia pound.
wer» Its natural resting place, eh» led
A Chinese imperial edict order» they must have Ciilwii fibre.
usi« al < ur.sllis ‘ nsMng for Indri«i.denae,
young birds do
Finally they wer.«
Poultry— Cliickrna. mixed, fl 75<4
Mary
now fully realised
lie said that ;
MrMlaevlll« and all »iHnu nortk 1« fort..nd back her rough, and chatting merrily him toward a group, of whkb
that
lives
of
missiunaries
and
con
­
ready to make their first venture Into
with a group of young girl« who had •eeme-l the router of attraetioa.
flt>WI«t KTOXg. Manage-
Cuba cannot get along without the! 3 50, hens, .3tS«l4UO; drrsaed, 9.4
Near
verts I* res|»>cted.
the
great
world
that,
should
not
acvl
I Tt gxgX Ag«at. Albany
called to see ber. ani congratulated her her stood lleury IJneuln. redoubling hia
j» : ptMltd;
ill..I .|.ring«
l<k- twr
springs, *100<4tt*l
United States, hut the Cubans 'want ; |(k-
The British (tag lias again Iwen
upon her Improved health, f<«r rsrltrm.m flattering compliments in proportion aa dent Iwfall them, waa to tie tbelr fred
|«-r ihnen
ib -en , ducha,
du. ks, 6-1
| l ini
for old, |2 50
|ier
to feel freedom
lent a deep glow to her ebrek, which Mary grow colder end mor* reserved In Ing ground for many years to com«- lowered from the pole on which it
After dinner General Gomes said to <•3.00 for young; _ geese, *1 per
would »aally deceive the in»« perirti ce«l her manner toward him. Hilly amt eon
Aa 1 lookesl Into the nest the family Hoatrsi in Hkagway.
the new»|«|M>r men that he wished tv, doren , turkeys, live. HuaHlr; dreiucd.
The nest day. owing tn nverexert Ion, ceiled an he waa. he eonld not help no­ of fiesiglIllgs scramhlnl out aa though
A Philadelphia bank clerk haa dis- express his gratitude to the press of' lthnlJlfC |»r pound.
Rose’s temples wero th rob lung with pam. I ticing how differently she rro-eived Will­
they had t«een a«-at*errd by some fnvla appeared, taking with him *13,IMA) the United States amt of the world for |
Mutton — I-nmba,
3 Sc.
and more than once she half detrrmin--d iam Rendnr from what she had himself
«("••I
Ible hand, ao nearly alinultanreua was of the firm's money.
—vis
the great giaal they had dona to the drtuMMsl, 6<4 7 c
not to gu; but her pasalon for society "But all In good time,’’ thought he,
per (Kititid; sheep,
tbelr action. an«l In less time than It I
llr was sure S3 25 groan drroaml. fiiiUki- p»y li.
was strong, sn l Mrs Russell's party ha t glancing at Ella, to see how she waa af-
The total government receipts (of cause of Cuban fibre
so loug Kron sn«|elpatM sn-t tglked about f,«tc-l t,j his dossrtloD wf her an-l hie takM to tv'. It each lilt.« ...it» «>f .!•■«« n i the fiscal year just ended were *5 h 5, • that the Cubans would now r«tabli«h
Hog« — CruM, heavy,
|5 75(46;
that ah» felt she wowld not miss It for th» flirtation with her sister Hh-- was ataml- and rust coloresi feathers waa bblden
their own government, and would light, |l 75(45, ilroascd, 6lt(47c per
MH 30H and the disbursements
world, and. as she • had eonfesse-l to ing a llttin apart from any one, and with among tt«e dead crackling leaves with
u
show
the
gratitude
they
Ice
I
for
the
i NH'i.310, leaving a surplus for the year
pound.
Jenny, there was also a mean curiosity her elbow resting upon a marble etan I. which the ground was strewn Though , o|
help of the Americana in rrnioving
Veal—Htnall, 7(n<4H«-; large, 6%
to se» bow Mary Howard would appear her cheeks flush».I, and her eyelaehea I had tried my foot to watch where
the Spanish yoke
«47c per pound.
at a fashionable party.
The Reading. Pa., strike has bean
moist with th» tears she dare not shed, each bird concealed Itself. It waa aoow
"Maturate my handkerchief with co­ •he waa watching with feelings In which
The men are to return
Beef—Gross tup steer«. |4 0O«4 4 25.
tlm» before I collected them all pre­ declared off.
Trains lesi» West Scio tor fortland ssii «sy logne. ami put the vinaigrette »her» I more of real pain than Jealousy waa min
Jsxtls Mannes Ssatsastd,
to work and appoint a committee to
cows and heifers, |3 25<4 3 50, dreward
»■alraws si io SJ s m Lears t--r Alian, si X v .
paratory
to
photographing
them
Of
can reach It while you arrange my hair." gird, for Ella was weak an-l simple-
F ■
_______
meet a committee representing the
Eldorado, Kan , July
— Jessie twef, 6%«*7(tr per pound.
ahe said to Haarah, who at the usual hearted. an-l loved ll-nry I.Incoln far cvmiiwp the parents were greatly »xclt.-d
H h [«—12<4l4r |ier pound.
Poni.nd * » • m . î p m
birds always are when their young employers, the joint committee to Morrison, convicted of manslaughter
hour came up to dross her young mis l»etter th«a «urli it he deterred to be
arbitrate the differencea.
** Albany 12 »p M . M) » » ■
in the second degree for the murder
Wool
— Valley,
llafllSr. Eastern
tre«s
for
th»
evening
"There,
he
earoful
first
l«*av»
the
nest
and
when
they
l«»v«-d.
Arrive« A«hi.n<i I.’ C* a m ., )| 9 a m
The public def>t increased |I7,737,- of .Mr« Clara Wiley (’««tie, on June Oregon, R<4lt<- mohair, I'M21c jer
end not brush so bsrd. for that ugly pain
"Of
you thinkia<. KlIaT* mw the entire brooil captured hy on»
aa« r. me nt«» Ap tn . «
a ««
* <an FranciM-« 7 as » nt • I « a m
Isn't quite gon» now bring me the glass aakml
22, I’.MH. was today «rntenced to five pound.
Andina bert»*If nearly whom they had conahb-re«! a friend 147 in June.
*• <»v<1rn $ as . m il A* a m.
and let me ere If I do look like a gliost." alone,
Ijcst year 49.611 names were added years in the penitentiary in close con­
Ixnter • a mt. m
the?' seemed to regret hating plaresl so
Potatoes — $ I 15 png ggck,
"Pale, delieete folks is always mor» most anyone.
K anea. ( Hy 7 IS a. m , • ■> • m,
finement al hard labor.
much cinfidence In me
Bnt only for to the pension rolls.
potatoes, 1 %fl*1 \c jwr |iound.
*• < hfr.<n 7 AA • m I * I IB
Interrai Ing than red. hearty om-«." said
At
tb»
sound
of
her
voire
Ella
looked
M IZM Ante le« i ja p m , ? a m
a very abort time did tbelr dnnhta con
the flattering errs eat.
op. and coming quickly to her aid». Mid:
- Fl Pee- Ap m tp *
Ri i former governors of Tennessee
Prlvatserlag Thraalsasd.
Tuha will not warp or crack if a
Prvft Worth • » a m.iMp m
•'.Merey. how white I am.” exclaimed
"It's ao dull and lonesome here, I wish tlnue Aa »non aa I plared the young-
<*ny «>< *•«»«•> AAa ■» . •
a m.
stern on a anllable perch they Fotlj are among the eit icons of that state,
pail of water ia put into each directly
Rose,
glancing
at
the
ashen
face
roflret
I'd
stayed
at
bom»."
Bruuels,
July
9
—
The
Petit
Bleu
- Ho««»» «a m , « a m
nt by the mirror. "Rub my ebroka with
* New Orleans A > p ■ « 25a m
In her heart Ros* wished so, t«re. but ceaae«l to utter that lisping note of anx­ one being United Mtatea senator Wil­ says that Mr. Kruger haa lately re- after using.
*• « *ehir.ft-n I c amt Wt m
cologne, Harah and see If that won't she was too proud to ack BOW let ge It, ious protestation, am! tn show that they liam Il Rate
Germany, in extending the favored
- Sew Tort 12 Up m , 12 U y m
(used to entertain proposals to arm
bring «orne color into them
There, an-l freling nananally hind toward Ella, no longer feared me they h<>pt*<l atmut
Twenty torpedo boat destroyers ami
privateer«, but that the promoters are nation clause of Great Britain,
that'll do Now hand me my dre»a. tin. whose uneasiness she readily understood, on the camera while I waa arranging
torpedo lioala will oe turned over to
folla» an« Tourist rars on b-uk trains
re|4« Canada.
again urging the ex-preaident of the
i hair ears Sacramento to Og-t.n an-l KI ram. Isn't It beaullfolT* ahe eontlnne«L as «he sb» ropllsrd: "Ob. I are you are Jealous tL World's Work.
the government by contractors within
threw a«i I» th» thlrkly wadded double of Henry, but he's only trying tn tease
An American has offered
to
s»4 tourist rar. t» < Slcaco. St twin, «rs or
Mouth African republic to notify tlie
the next few months.
IMM s»*t Wsahisgtos
gown aml a«aum»-t ■ licht, thln dresa, you. for he can't be Interested in that
powers that unless they Intervene he have hia daughter introduced into
Cos nee« I «e si rs» Fra nr taro with tov.rsl
"IMrads ' tiring High Price«.
lines lor Howolnl.1. J*l-an i bins folllp|.ln«s which feil In fiere, fnljs aruuod her awkwar-l thing."
Britiah society.
In
The earl of Stamford, addressing will iaaue letters of marque.
A genuine Mtradlvarlne violin Is
< ssiral an« Aonib Aissoes
"But he ia. I almoat know ha
•light Agure
event
of
Mr.
Kruger'a
continued
the
National
Vigilance
Society,
in
■
London learns that the United
■tor- Mr. M X WnndmaMre a«»nt st Wes«
worth whatever the person owning It
When her toilet was rompleteJ Ros» turned Kila, with a trembling
•(lo atollo». 1 a44eMB
fiiaal, the promoters proptwe to
Hates «tee I corporal ion ia planning to
stood up before the long mirror, an-l a voire eh» triad In vain to aubdoe, and may ask. At tl.tas) it would not ba l^mdon, says American women are
< H MARKHAM.
the purifiers of the national morals, . without authorisation.
«*•■ Ilan fol A rase A(t
go after the trade of the World
gl»w »f pride came to her cheeks aa she then, tearing she could not longer rs deemed extravagant.
ruetisu-l. Or.
0IC
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TELLURIDE STRIKE ENO8.
Telluride. Colo July 9 —W ith th»
■oaitivo information from Lieutenant
t Governor (’oolvw, a menilw-r of the
commission appointd by thegovernot
to investigata th» strike in the Smug-
gl«r Union
mine,
that
Governor
Orman w.-uld not send troops, and
with th» aaaurans'» from th« min«
managers of th« district that they
could not longer afford to cloae down,
Arthur L. Colima, manager
_
of the
Rmuggler t'nioti mines, has coiicedevl
several points, and « aett lenient lw
tween himaelf and the Miners Union
haa l*»n mad«
Thia ends th» strike, ami many
miners will return to
vrork im­
mediately.
The terma of settlement are looked
up.m aa a victory for the miners, ami
tonight hundreds are celebrating in
Telluride. The tension <d the last
four «fava haa been remuvcil and th»
miners and cilixrna alikcare jubilant
The agreement was signesl after a c«>n-
ference lasting three hours
The
miners declare that the aettlenienl Is
a victory for them, but Manager Col­
lins claims that he is Mtiafinl and
that he haa not cuncrslml any material
points
The los-al union held a meet­
ing tonight am! daM-larvsi the strike <47.
By the terms of the sett lenient non
union men may I* employe«! in th«
Hmuggler-Unmn nmm
it laccrtain,
however, that the union miners will
not allow non-union men to remain
•o any longer than they can help.
The union la permitted, through it«
president or s«-.-rotary, to declare a
man incompetent and order his dis­
charge. This feature of th« settle­
ment is a distinct advantage to the
union, and will enable the union to
regulate unionism in the mine»
The
•eeretary la given the tight to visit
th» mine at any time, and can Order
th« measuring of the men's work
whenever he wish««, even though the
man haa work.st hut one hour.
He
can also order the payment of the
men at any time
The Liberty Bell
and Tomboy miner, w hieh were closed
during the Hmugg er-Unton trouble,
will also o|ien again.
The following
la the agreement
First—The company agrees not to
discriminate against th« union or
the member» thereof, and the union
and the memhrr* (hereof agree not to
molest nor nor interfere with non-
tiiiion men
Heoond — The union expraaaea its
entire disapproval of the recent out­
rages
Third—The company ago-«« to let
the president or «« rotary of the local
union have full scccm to its surface
projierty at all reasonahi«- hours, pro­
vider! that the work of the im-u is ii.d
interfere»! with.
Fourth—The union agrees to uae
all its influence to atop lhe illicit sell­
ing of liquor in Marshall Basin or
around the mine
Filth—The cotnjiany is to have lhe
right to let contracts to any men who
England gives instructions that wish to take them, all such coot rails
raising of flag st Skagway, Alaska, to hr- on printed forma which arc here
after to be drafted by a repr»w«-iitat IVO
ia not to lie insigted upon.
of the union and a repr«-a«-ntative of
The president has issued a pro-
the company.
claniatmii adding !42.tXlU arn-a to tha
Caacade reaerveln Oregon,
G L VINCENT. Prop.
* *
EVENTSOF THE l»A\
strale h»r ««ao- <o. eke .udflealy broke
• way fr«MU K m ». sb J re» hastily ap to
tb» desvaía* roow
Notkia* »f all thia es-ap»d llearj s
qixl-k ey». snl as aaadry uapald bibs FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
-•■>• I.MMsla* ap ber-to* his mad. hr
th»w*ht proper to mak« wmw » ameada
THE WORLD
tar hia a»<lrot. Aeenedlagly. when EUs
returned to the drawia< r-xna h* uff.re-l I
h»r hia ana. ask lag "What m«<i» bee A
eyas m red." aaJ si,ly prvwsiag bee has t,
whea ab» averted ber tac». Myiag
“Nothing'lb», wereo i red."
Mes num». William Beater, havtaa
■xaaagsd t» drop Jews, from bis arm. bad
asked Mary to areompaa, bim tu th* ro-o
•ervatory. Aa th», •!->»< I to«»<b»r. a J
mlrlag a rar» exotic. William's maaa»«
atidJeal, changed. s»-l drawing Mary
Pierre Lorillord, the to fiacco king,
closer to bis aide, be Mid distinctly,
la dead.
though hurriedly "1 nude». Mary, that
y<n torni embarrassed la my presene».
The toil wavs in the east has been
• nd I bars, therefor*, wxiabt this »ppor broken
taalty to ».sure ym> that I abati »«t agata
The pojie «-ondenina the French law
-listres» you by a derla ratl-m of l«vV».
which. If returned, would sow givo tur of asm«'ml n«na
mure palo tbsn pleasure, for as I tol-1
Prince von Hiihenlohedied at Rag
you at Mr. H»l<l»n's. I am rbanged -a at< Mwitxerland
more respects than on». It cost m» a
Kroger haa abandonesl hia content-
bitter struggle lu give you up. but rea
soo ao-l Judgment finally rooquered. •»<! plat««l trip to Amertfo.
now I can calmly think of you as s-Hn»
President opens a large tract of land
time belonging to aaotber. an-1 with all in Oklahoma for arttlrment.
a brother's r.inAden--» can tell you tbit
The navy dejmrtnicnt Ims rerwtab-
I. too, love an -tber am as on-e I loved
you. for that would b» Impossibl«. but I is hrs I the Euro|«-an station.
with a calmer, mor* rational lore,”
Crary man shot and killed the judge
All thia tim» Mary ha-l not spokra who once d«clare«l him munr.
tb<-ogh the ban-! which William bud tak
The miners' strike al Telluride.
eo ia bls trembled like an imprisoned
bird, but when be came to apeak of Io«- Colo., has born «atlsfaotorily act tied
lag another, she Involuntarily raisr-t hie
The Standanl Oil esunpany ia send­
baud to her lips, exclaiming. “It"a Jenny, ing vcaas-ls to the Pacific coast for
it’a Jenny!"
wheat.
"You hai» gueae*--l rightly," returned
C. N. Gordon, imier five years' •en-
William, smiling at the varnestarss of
her manner. "It is J»ony. though how fence, em-aptui from the jail at Van
such a state of things ever came about la couver.
more (hau I can tell you.”
Actual business on Lotnlon •lock
i
Fearing th if thev might be misan!, they
exchange last week was worse ihn»
at last return I In Lie parlor, »hei«
ever betofr..
the, foitn-l Ella «■ t I at the piano, play­
ing a very apli.tnl p-lha
Henry, who'
Dr. J. W. Walts, wlioae vol« made
boasted be “could » n I her around his Rutherford B
Hayes president in
little Auger.” had aucreesied in roaxiux 1N76 is dead.
ber Into good humor, but ii -» i st all 4*-1
Montana train robbers have out­
airing her company for th.- rest of the
evening, he asked her to play as the easi­ witted the ofiicers. and their capture
ng* wsy to tie rid of her. When she look- j is not probable.
ed sronn-l for conini--nd*tlon from ths
Robert Knapp drowned himself in
one for nh.is« ear alone ahe had play«d the W illamette at Portland to end hi*
she saw him across the room wholly enJ-1
Bufferings from aathnix
grossed with ber sister.
It is authoritatively state«! that tha
Poor Ella! It waa with the aaddeat
heartache she had ever known that ahe loiig-talkt-ti-of salmon cannerà' com*
returned from a party which hs-l prom him- has at last l«*eti formed.
ised her so much pleasure, sn-l which|
In the last race at Newport th«
bad given her so much pain. Boar, too,,
yacht Constitution l«-at the Columbia
was utterly disappointed. One by -me
h»r old admirers had left her for the so- nine minutao ant! the lnde|«-ndence
ciety of the "pauper.” as »he ar- roily i seven minutes.
•tyl«>d Mary, an-l more than once during
I!«-ail end collision of
trains ott
thè evening had she hear.l the "beauty" • the S-uthern Pacific near Dunsmuir,
and ' graie ' of her rival rstolied I-, Cal., rceult<-d in the death of a holai
those for who*» opinion she csre-l the
xnd aerio is injuriea to twoothxM man.
most, an-l when at 1 o'clock in the morn ,
Fire in Williams, Aril., destroyed
Ing she threw herself exhausto«! up<>n
the sofa, ab«- declami. "’twaa the last n«*afrv |!lt■ I,th■ > worth of projicrty.
part, she’d ever attend.''
A new town, call««l Sullivan City,
Alaa, for thro. Il-«e! (bat declaration
has «prong up at the mouth of Alder
proved too true!
creek, Al»«ka.
(To be continued »
Albert I.. Johnson, a prominent
trolley line promoter, is dead at hit
HUNTING WITH THE CAMERA.
home in Brooklyn.
A Itoliahtrwl and Progtabls War of
An American haa heen awarded th«
r tn Irina Hirsi I.if».
Of the many delightful birda I bad South African war m<*d«| for acrvi- e
the good fortune to know, the worm rendered the English.
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