The Santiam news., August 02, 1901, Image 1

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NO.
ba I b*r« trytaf for a b«a • !♦> tbaek
Gaofff», but auw «b«*a »hr «ftrmptrA <•
do ao ba perorated brr by aayia<
“Ob’ d.»«'t -A mi *«—t ran ia»«<>a« all
you wt«h to say aa*! I bate to I mr tfcaah^J
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
mo t I arv* partU uUr frir®*!*. •»»! It
• ffttrJ»«! m« a great d«*al of pl*aaurv fo
THE WORLD
pun baw it
b»r- twal.” b* ad»!«**!
gtaa*tug at b»» watrb. "I m«i«t b* «
rd Baw, •• I pr o»i*rd to rail t»pu
A
wardsW
“Hhu't thatT* a»4.r»l Jrnay. • nd
Gtmrc«» fvphrd that tt w •« a M •.».» I Hera
’Fx. abu bad aiTOatpaftirk! him fo*u*
Xrw OrtoaBa, to »»•!< b«-r aunt* Mrs
Ru»»*ll.
* !!«• •», • •hr'» an hrirr»». aft-l ’"I
l*rautiful/’ rr)«unr*l Ida, »ratiag h»*r»<-lf
at Ibr piaa«».
D"»win< bt Oaiab ini land ha« Ire
!a«taatly cat« hiug at the vorda * b*-ir-
gun.
r»*‘‘ aod ‘’hrautifal.” Il<-ary »tarlrd up.
The Katuaa drought ia effcu-luaJiy
••King “if It w«Mild l«r •gdiu»t all the
ru!**-* of pr «pri« fjr fur bim t»> rail up**o broken.
ber that early **
Negotialiona in I'ckin will Irecliaml
“1 think It W'»ul«l.“ *•« Gr«»rg*’a brief
in two week»
an«arr. while Mary'a eye* fta«h<*d •t'orn-
Genera) Wood haa left Havana for
fully upon th«* y»un< man. who, rath» r
crr«tf«n*n, ann ►‘»n<'*-4 hin>»*,!f ready t*> the United Stale«
l>«tru to !<la. ah »m hr »r< rvtly »tylra “an
Shainris-k I! haa vailed from Eng­
c»M maid,** bweauMF •*»♦■* h»* br»t rrm*-u»
land lor New York
brao>e •&«• had treated him with prrfi«
The bat I boh ip Maine was launched
Indifferearw.
That ni<ht Iwfure r«?tir»n< th«« three at Cramp's shipyards
<iria »»t down by tb«» < hr* rfwl fire ia
It is rv|airt«vi in London that Kru­
Mary'» r<>>m to talk oi«*r th«» rtrnt» *'C ger haa a*kid Choate to en«l the liner
the day. when Mary • ><ld« nly a«krd Ida war.
tn tell her truly If it were not George who
Teamster« from interior are taking
had paid her Hila at Mount l!<»ly »kr
What a «-ily <.H,” »aid Ida
He waa the pla« < s of slrikrrs in Han Fran
perfectly able and more than willing, an cisco.
why do you carrF*
Transport Mimh- arrived al Han
“I do not hk** b«dnf w> much indebt«**!
Francisco with soldier»
from the
to anyunr," waa Mary « reply, and jet
m h«*r arcret heart th«*r»* wa* a atranfv I’hillpplii«'».
f< * hn< of pi-.«--ir* in th*
Id«*»
that
The run of fish on the lower Colum­
George had than rarrd for h*r, for wonld bia is larger than has Irevn known for
hr hare done an if
Sh«* dared n*d hn several years
lab that quration rr«*n to heraelf dared
Formal negotiation« for a settle
not a«k if "he hop«Mi that George More
land love«! h«-r one half •• well aa «be ment of th«* great atrrl strike have
l»rff»n to think »hr had al* aya loved him Ireen O|wn«ui.
Why »b*»ul«l b*, with hi» han«!»ume per
The Cul'uii g. v.-rnn ant offers a re
•*»n an«! princely fortune, love one »o un­ ward of ||,<NM> for tlie capture <4
worthy. and m > much Inn»-« th hi tn? And
Bandid Lima, dead or alive
then, fur thr ttr«t time, «be ib oigbt of
The fireiing ia growing stronger ill
her « hang**«! position «inre la«t they m< t,
Thon ahe waa a poor, obarure •vhool mi» England that that government should
tr<*now flattered, carr»«ed and an not oppose the
Nicaraguan canal
heir« »» Year» before. wh« n a little pau treaty.
per at ('hieopv«*. »he had felt nnwthing
The st<e| trust «ill carry the stiike
that Gfwrg»* »houh! know how drathtite
«tic gg*. .in I ii nv Hi ’
■ b ,r into th«* courts.
prosperity »he wa*» equally deairoua that
The sugar trust will add *15,000,-
he •h<»ul«l, for a time at Iraat. remain ig­ (MM) to its capital stock
norant of h«*r pr«-arni condition
The Constitution treat Columbia
"Ida.” »aid »he, lifting ber head from
the table, "dora Grorg«* know that I am four minutes in a 38 mile race.
Mr* Campbell’« niece?”
There are rumors in London of
"No.” an«w«*r« «1 Ida. “I wanted to tell ] m * ucv negotiations to end the B*a r
him, but Aunt Martha «aid Id belter
war.
nut.**
Dr. Koch says I mi vine tllltcrrtlhu» >•
"Pun t. th«*a,'* r»turne<! .Mary, and rr
»umtng h«*r funner po»hion «he f«-ll into is nut transmisaible to the human
a deep r«*verie, from w hi< h »he w»» at system.
la»t aroti«e! by Jenny*» asking “if »)>••
A lone highwayman held ir ¡i the
intended to wit up all night?”
( iza.lero stage i.i-ar Mendocino, Cal .
Thr new« that George Moreland had but got nothing
returned and {»might Rage Ltm u I u ' m piano
Th«* teamsters' strike in San Fran
braid«-» aevrral «»(her arti« !ra, «tprrad
Iloth suit's
rapidly, and th»* day following hi* ar cisco is becoming serious.
• ! • i 'I ' ■ • « :■ ! ! ' •. i'
n - *’“ are standing firm.
•trect by a group nf their rempanhma,
A tire in a reduction plant near
who were eagrr to kn*»w h»w i««‘orgf
bore th«- oewa that hl* betrothe«! wa* •«» Florctwe, Col., destroyed f'J.'HI «■■•
ill. and if it waa not that which brought worth of property.
him home «0 toon; am! then th«* convey
Petroleum on hoard an American
*>ati«»n turned up* n Mi«» Herndon, th** »hip at Btuckholni, Sw*di-n. exploded,
New Orlran« lady who bad that morning burning 15 |a*rsons and the ship.
appeared in the »tree!; *'An«l don’t you
Rear Admiral Hchley will demand
think,” »ard one of thr girl«, "that Henry
Lincoln «a* dum ing att«*n<l»ni-«- upon an investigation of .Maelay's charg«<i.
her? If I were you,” turning to Mary. and «ill sue the author for lila-l
“I’d caution my al»trr to I n * a littlr wary
An excursion lamt on the Saginaw
of him. But let me «•*«•. their marriag- river sank m ar Saginaw, Mich with
la to take place «.»..n'*”
3<> passengers un lamni.
All wrrv
Mary replied that the marriage wio
saved.
postponed indefinitely, wh<*rri>i»«»n the
girl» exchanged iu«-aaing glance« »ul
The Ibrers have given tip all ho|w*
pa»«ed on.
In !«**• than twenty four nf intervention and rvaliie that they
hour« half of Ella’« acquaintance» were must tight the war out on their ou n
talking of her diararding Hrnry <»n ar* account.
c«»uat of hi» father*« failure, and aaying
The Canadian Pacific Railway is
"that they rip«*<tr.| it. ’twaa like her.”
Er»» long the report, m the «hape of .1 c«insnlering the quest ion <4 substitut­
condolence, reached H*t>ry, who, caring ing electricity for steam on its heavy
but little wh.vt reason waa a*«ign«*d for grades.
thr broken mgagetrnnt. »u that hr got
W illiam II
Hunt, present werr
well uut of it, Mounird a mu« h injure«!
tary of Porto Rico lias Isvn M-|«*ct«v| to
air, but want "hr rrefcon -d he «h«»uld man
age to survive,” tb«*n. pulling hi* «harp- succerd Charles H. Allen as govern«>i
po'.nt«N| c<dl«r up anoth«*r »t«*rv, and of that island.
bruahing hi* pet mu«tauhr, w hr twin lay
The mine Bremen'a strike has been
m<»*t of hi* mind, h«» walked np street, declared off
■ ud. ringing at Mi» Ku«w*-|l'« dour, ««k>
Th«* »«uithwcet waa again Worchesl
rd for Mi»« Herndon, who. vain a« bran*
tiful. «uttered hi* attention*, not l«r*-ana** by a hot wave.
•hr likrd him in tbr leaat, but breauar
The steel trust has made no effort
•hr wa* foiri of Kaltrrv. an>! there wa« to start up idle plants.
•ometbing rn-rrd>ugiy gratifying in the
The rivers and harlatr* committ»
fart that at tbr North, whrrr »H«- fanrird
tlir grntlrmru to I m * It h I«-«, »hr had ao ha« returned from Alaska
■us.. 11 made a «-uiiqurNi
It matured nut
Thr inlcrnatiiinal mining congress
that Mr* Ru***ll told h**r hi« vow« were
has n|renrd al Holae, Idaho.
phghtrd to another. She cared nothing
Whitmarsli ha« Ireen exonerated ot
for that
Her lifr bad br«-n «»n I. ng
aerie* *«f ronqueat« until n«»w at 33, there the charges brought against him
waa n«»t in (hr whole world a m >q^ fin
Han Francisco teamsters hair «pill
i»b«*d or hrartlr*« t»oqttette than L»rou
work and the wholesal«* trade is about
11« rndon. (To be CoUtlBtird.)
tied up.
MAINI
EIEXTSOF CUE Il.U
Keystone Shaving Parlors
G L. VINCENT. Pro».
Only Firxt-Qaxa Shop in th* Gty
Stuviny
User Cutting
Sluinpooaag
tUlhi
•
«kf
15 cents
<Ml.klaILIt XX
i< ni iiidi
List thru Kila ramr »ingiug into the
pit. J. W . MX.Fl.
r*M»ti». hut alerted when *b* »aw h«»w
¡«i<r*l Mr« UampbHI appeared, and bow
Specialist for Refraction and I sWidlrtt her ey«d»ds were
Why, what • the matterV* «ail »b*
Defects of the Eye.
! ”1 never »aw you «*ry before. rt>'epfln<
that time when I told you I was going
r<»KTI kSU. «»R.
! io mart) ltmry.** and Kda laughed a
Will make reg«» ¡ar tr»|*» to Nek». ’ iUtle. «pitrful laugh
H at« h
«« ifttu lor data of * aits
"If«mb ah.‘* Mid Mary, «oftly
and
Mr« Campbell, drawing Ella to h* r aide,
i told her «>f the afrange dierevefy »hr had
i made thru I m ** k n.ng Mary to approach*
»be laid a ban*! ttpon ra« a of the youwg
: girl'a hrada. «•>! Ide»*ing them. roiled
J them “her own dear «hddren *
It would l«r band (rlhhg what Ells*
^indion« wrre. One matural «he waa
I glad, an ! the n*it »be waa sorry, for ah**
J. BhARI), Prop
" -»• - ■ * -¡ hi i»,«- ; »< ‘h«h that th- fa- t <f
: Mary*« lwit»g n»v *u every reaper! her
i espial gave her m«»re p«»n than pleaiaure
Newly Fureishsd and Rrltttrd
i »f . <»iir»r Mr« f'ampl«ell would love h«*r
1 hr.ntghout..« J*
; best everybody did wh«» knew her ev*
rrylwwly but llrury
An I wb n Mrs
Our UbUt tn supplied with the
Cam|ib«di asked why »hr did m»t apeak
hew the markets sttord.jFU^
she rrphe I. ‘ Why, what «ball I say T
South of Bodge.
SOO. OREGON • hall I go into ecstasies alwMit it? To be
•tire |’m glad »cry g’ad that you ar«*
my aunt
W ill Mary live here nowK’
“Yr*, alwny«.“ «n«wrrv«! Mrs ('amp
hell, and X«». never,** thought Mary
Mr* CAiupl-«'ll that rVenlng tried t»
<|e*i«e «omr iiimn* hy which to at«*®e for
|r(lwtiBf Mary »•» hug Mudd« nly a new
idea wurrwj to h«r, upon which she de*
trtmined immcliatrly to art. ami the
nest morning Mr W«»rthington waa «rut
f<r tn draw up a new will, trs which Mary
ll««ward was to share equally with her
•i»‘er.
It str nf «H I own h theirs by right.*’
•
their twenty tr«i birthday they «hall
» «me into |»osse»»i<m of the portion wbk h
ought to hate been their m*»th«*r*«. while
at my death the remainder »hall I m - equal­
ly divklrd Iwt «♦•*•» them **
The will was ««-mrdiagly drawn up. |
aign«->l
ani wr«u*d. Mr Woribia<t>n
keeping a rough draft of it. w hi« h waa
thrown among »<»m«* lo«»«r papvr« tn hi««
office
A few «!•)• «ft»rw«rd ll’iiry.
coming •< idcwtalijr upon it, rrad it with
ont hv«itath«n
• That «rttiea it at on«*#/* «aid he. Mand
I can't »ay I'm »«»rry. f«»r I was getting
horribly »1« k of her
.Xow I'd wilhng'y
marry Mary witb«w»t a penny, Imt Ella,
OFFICERS i
with only ♦•or quarter as mu« h a» I ea
|xr«trd. and that nnf until »he*a twenty
Pressent
J. W. Gaines one.
1« a different matter «’titirrly. But
Vice Prevalent
V. A. Ewiaag what am I f«» do
I wt^h M*«r«4an I waa
Caahwr
R. Si«eltwi h«*rr. fur. though be don't hk nir. hr
wouldn’t mind lending me « few thou*
•an I
W« II. there*» mi help for it. and
llocs a grattai banking and ruhangt
| the »«*o<irr the old man break» now the
I
,-lp - tue out * of - a df*ucr<|
* ■
business. Leans tuadr at curtrnt fair*
i mean scrape, for. of <wur»r. ! aitali ba
and drafts issued tn pnn.ipal silica
magnanimous au*l
KU« at o»re
from her rugsgement with a ruined man *’
The new a that Mary w as Mr» t amp
A. W. HAGEY
brli'a nir< <• spread rapidly, ami among
those who rame to congratulate her m»i»r
waa moru ail»«ere than William Bender.
Mary waa very dear to him. and *haf
ever rim Jared t«» her happmes« added
•Iso to his T♦♦gether With her be had
beard the rumor of Mr Lin oln a « A'»»-
fall, and while hr felt eorry fur the i- fam
fsm- •
All l uti vt esc he* «t-*k« sit* Jverlry 1 rw ily he could not help hoping that It
|Wliv4 |-tuw|>li>
would bring Jenny nearer to him. <»f
thia he t«»ld Mary, wbo hardly darr«l
SOO
OREGON.
trust herself to teply ¡<**1 »hr should di­
vulge a darling »»•■ ri!, wbi«h »hr had
cherished ever «inrr Mr* t'amptw-ll had
told her that in a little more than a year
•hr waa to l»r the rightful oatner of a
atim of m u»ry into b larger than *h«j ever
»Ireamrd It |M>»sible for h«r to p.H»«<-«a.
* «• », t«*r >A«i*aln»
Wholly an»<-lb»h. her thoughts inatautly
1r«in !••«»-• Alt*«»)
11 * r M
turned toward her •»l>»|it«*-l brother
A
• a
I W r M
part «>f that aum ah*»«Id br hi*, and with
arrtve» 1 «*4 uhi «
f M
that fur a »tapping «tone to future wraith
M a » i, r*<«ir»iMg
Mr« !.inr.»ln. »hrs p«M»r an.I destitute
le««e» Yaquina
? V A V
!»-•««• « ur«a4lu
li ai A V could n*»t longer refuse him b«-r daugh­
Arriva« Alhaajr
UUP V
ter
Mrs Campbell, to whom ah»nr she
M*. >. tur l»*»tr*»lt
conftded her wishra. gave her «ouamt.
lr»«e* « ut ««Ih»
lîœr M though »hr . <»nl«l n<H understand the »rlf-
I r««r* Alban?
» I* M
Attive« ItotrtHi
.a» r M drnying love which prompted this a*l of
genrro«Uy to • «tranger
M«». », tinnì
An«! now Mary waa »ery happy m
* j a M
LMkWM l>»
(«•ir* AiUat»«
i- a> a V thinking how mu« b good «be ruul«| do,
Arri««-» < «,'» •' 1«
11 IS P M. Mra Ma«>-n. her
I m n factrMs, should
Tren» S and « Iwiwu-n Albany ««».l < orvallo never want «gait»
Kuily Furbush, the
T ik »«I» i », 1h«-e»la>a and haturdaya unly All kin-1 hearted old craty woman, who had
ofbfi (tai«*« dati? ear»|.< **und»y
Traun I an«| « arrtir in «■J»ny in limalo stood by her an long and *o faithfully,
nifljicrt «Uh tho m . C wt.uih bound train, an should share her h»mr wherever that
vail a« gi* u< la
tin-a hour» In A.? an
baforw tlrpariura «4 M I* north bound train ten home might be. while, better than the
Portland
rest. William Brn.br. the truest, beat
Train s« J « «unerli • I th the * F W - »1 Hida friend »he ever had. «b«>i»l«l hr repaid
train al « or«a. « t
ft.< |ndr|« t id «tir« .
Mt Minn ville and ail p»dnt« north to Portland for h>a hi nd nrM to her when a littlr, un
known pauper.
And «till the world,
KhWIW WTOSK Manage»
knowing nothing <»f the hidden <auara
J Tt RMLR, Agant, AU>anjr
which made Mary'a laugh an m«-rry an«)
her manner ao gay, «aid that "the proa-
pr. t of bring an hrtrr«« had turt»«-«l her
head, juat a a it always did lh<««r who
were suddenly rlrvatrd to wealth.**
Com mereiai
House
General Blacksmiths and
Wagonmakers...
Horseshoeing a Specialty...
SCIO, OR
» ♦ ’ aa «■
‘
BANK.. OF.. SCIO
CAPITAL, $20,000.
Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
t* Z
EAST AND SOUTH
CIKrTKR XXI
Mr. Linroin had failed. At tbr rornrra
of the »freera gr«»upa of iu«*a atool to­
gether. talking wVpr the matter. aa>! a«
rribing it. «ome to hit rarrlr«an«*aa. «»»ine
to hi« etrretne grad nature in in loralng
fur aay<»nr who a«kr»l. and other«, the
knowing <«n«» winked «lyly •« |h>*y Mid.
“ihry g<»e«».«d he knew what hr waa
of •«»« b
1 ran« leave West *>•' l-r I'.ol sn*t at<<1 st, •bout thry’d known before
stanotte al IO Ma m Ivars lot Alban» si » <u thing« aa falling rich.’* but ’hr mouth«
of th»M»r la«t were «tapped when th« y
be« rd lb At th«* bonarlkdd furnitiirr, every*
I eave« fort land « N> a re. T p m
Alfwny IJ m |* m l» » » tn
thing wa* given up for th«* hrn< Ul of hi«
Arrive« l«hl««*d ».
• d . , Ms « mi
creditor», an I win to be »old at anrthm
rawirno > f> tn , < v> « d *
during the <*t>ming w«wk.
M»n Fra nr*, «e» 7 <.♦ tnj » l*> a m
ogden % A* a m l) 40 m.
When the day of the a art Ion arrive.I.
twnv«r tn m . v •
It required the per« u a «low <»f both Mra.
kanxo < Uy 7 3& • m , * « a ta.
<'aiup tie 11 and SI ary to k«*rp Jenny fr<»tn
< h-t «gn ?,AA a m t ». a m
!<>• Angele» I Ä>p m . Tam.
a 'tag. «be knew not whither beraelf, but
gl P«JMi» p m , • 1» nt
any where to be near an I take one more
F.^i Worth * w • ta , • » y m
<*1ly of Ve « U» V ■ ■ • an , •
» ta.
look at the <le«r old furniture •« It pa»«
H« hi « i <» r la in , 4 a ni
r<| info rhe hand« of «trangers. At laat
New oriean» » ¿ky m • 3* • m
Mrs (^ampbrll promt*«*«! that black Kira.
W ««hlotion A U a ri . O.’t »
X«w Turk 12 <1 p t» 1X43 f* m
wh«> had aroHupanied her from !'hie«»p^e,
ahitul«! gn and report faithfully all the
rallatsn ani Teoria» rara nn tw.it traina proceedings, and then Jenny «<»n«rntrd tn
< bair rat» narreremo, lo <w tsw aa-l r> raso, remain at h«»me, though ail the day ahe
end tewrtat rara le < hirago. »1 tool« Svoli»
Ivana an>t » sshinften
wrrnirM rratle« «n<l impati«*nt. w»»n Irring
I oeeeeiine et san yranrisru wlth «sverni how long Iwfnrr Carle Kira w«ui’d re­
tiara lo, Honotula, Japaa, China filli l*|*i noe
turn. an«! fb«m weeping aa in fancy «bo
< vetrai an.l -Moie l< -rlra
aee «tre M t: «'.-lattar a(vnt al Wrat taw article after article dlaponnd! «»f
•ala «La o s», re a*i.~
th<MM» who would know little how to
„ marknam .
C II
I «»en li» A Paaa Aff.
pria«* It.
Fur uand. Or.
About Are o'clock Uncle Etm came
VIA
Shasta Route
Sz- <_
Ï.Â
*V* /
f ' 'S
■•.< I 'V
*
*
•
'
:
I- "me. Ixiacin* •
frota 14a. *a,la4
Ih.t lh* c.rrtag* • ,» m M »o-m ba roumi
r<«r Mary ami Jr nay, hath ot •b->ai ni<i»i
•urely « hmm , a* there «a» a |»lea«»nt aur-
|*ri«* aaaiting !b--m
While Mary «aa
t*-a4ing «hi« Jrnny waa eagerly qurathm-
ing t nele E,ra with regard t>> th* *al*.
• h,«b be aai4 "«rat off noromiU"» wall,*
going rbiMly, b* reck"«**"«!. ”1» a tall an-l
nogbiy gm>4 looltiB chap, «bo kept 144-
■lutg up ani up, Illi h* gut 'rot about
where they vhoiild b*
Thru he’d atop
for »-«meow* «I m * to bl-l *’
"W'lui waa boK' a »led Mary, comiag
forward and Joining Jenny
"Dun know. auu. never ae-n kim
afore," Mid I n.-la Kira, "but be a g >t
' be.p. of niottvy. for wh<-a be paiil for the
planner be took out a rtdl of 1,14» nci
i attoot big an my Iwo BireT'
"Then the piano 1» gon*?" a»i>l Jenny,
•a-lly, while Mary a»b«*4 bow moth it
brvught.
"Three hun.lred dollar« waa the !•»<
bid 1 beard from that young feller, ■ a I
•otuebody wTio wat blddin' agin him Mid
'twaa utnre'n ‘twat wuih."
"It wa»n’t. either," »poke up Jrnny.
rather epirltedly. "It coni Ave hundred,
and It'» irever been hurt a bit."
"Mr Bender bought that little Addle of
vourn,'* eontimred t'u<-le Kara, with a p«~
ruJiar wmk. which brought the color to
Jenny a «beck., while Mary e»<lain»-d:
“Ob! I'm ao glad you can have your
guitar again!"
Here the mnreraation waa interrupted
by the arrival of the carriage, wblih
e.nir for ibe young ladle«, wbo were aoou
on their way to Mr Melden'a, Mary won­
dering what the aurpriM* waa. and Jen
nv hoping William would roll in the even
ing At the door they uict Ida. who waa
unuaually merry aluiovl too much ao for
the o*« avion, it w-emeJ to Mary, an ahe
glanc«**l at Jenny ‘a pale, divplrited fai r.
Aunt Martha, too. who <hvnee«| to cr<>»«
the hall, ahook Mary'a b.md aa warmly
aa if ahe had not a*-en her for a year,
and then with her broad, white rap
atrtaga
the »up
l> it«-hen
per.
Mary did oof trofica it th» n. but »ba
afterward remembered that Ida »evmrd
qniie anaioiia al*out h«r appearance, for.
following her to her rootn. ahe aald, "You
look tired. Mary, Sit down and real you
aw hile
It* re, take ui/r viujign-tti' that
will revhe you." Thru, aa Mary waa
arranging her hair, ah* aaid: "Just puff
out tbia aide a little mor.- there, that's
right. Sow tnru round, I want to aev
how you look."
"Well, bow do IT' aaked Mary, fac.ua
about as ¡da difm-ted.
"I g.i.-vs you'll do," returned Ida
"I
lielieve I L ory I.Im ola was right when
he said that thia blue merino and l.n«-n
collar was the moat becoming dress you
could wear, but you look well in any­
thing. you have so Ane a form."
"Don't bellrvo all her flattery." aal.l
Jenny, laughingly
' She's only compar­
ing your tall, sh-n l< r figure with little
dumpy me; but I'm growing thin see,"
and slie lapped her dress two or three
im-hes In front.
"Come, now, let’s go down." aald Ida.
“An-I I'll introduce you to Jeimy'a sur­
prise Arst."
With Ida leading the way. they entered
the music room, where In one corner
at<H»J Rose’s pisno. open, and apparent
1y in.Iting Jenny to its side With a joy
ful cry she sprung forward, eadaiming.
"Oh. how kin.) in your father. I iii.Mt
know we can redeem It some time. I ll
leach m hool anything to get it again."
' Don't thank father too niiirli." an
awrnd Ida. "for be baa nothing to do
with It, egeept giving It bouse room, and
one quarter's teaching will pay that uuir
Wbn .lid buy it, tb.-n?" asked J.n
ny. and Ida repll«*«l.
"Can't tell you jtivl yet
I must have
some music Arst. < «.uè-, Mary, you like
to play. Give me my favorite, it..,.
Ire*.' with variations "
Mary was passionately fond of niusli,
and. fur the time she had taken l«-sM>na,
played uncommonly well. Sealing herself
at the piano she Iwt-ame oblivious to all
else around her. and when a tail ngnre
for a moment darkened the <lo*»rway,
while Jrnny ullrred a auppr. ssed el
«la ma tion of surprise, she paid no h. cd.
nor did abe become eons, lout of a third
person's prest-m* until the group ailvam
e-l toward her. Ida ami Jeuny Ivaning up'
on the piano and the other standing nt
her right, a little in the rear
Think
ing. If «he thought at all, that It was Wil
Ham Bender. Mary played on until the
piece was Aynsbci and lhen observing
that her companions had left the room,
she turue,I an.I met rite dark, haiids-one
eyes- not of William It-ti ler, but of <>m
who. with a peeuUsr smile, offered his
hand, saying. "I hotter» I need no Intro
<lu< tion to -Mi»« Howard, rvqil a slight
change in the name. whi< h. instead of
being Htuart. is Mercian I!"
Ma^Y never in w nhst ah* sslJ at
del
She only remembered a duty s* n
nation, in h--r h**ad, a strong arm passed
a roll ml her. and a voice, which fully
aroused her as It called her "Mary," and
a«k«-d If she were faint. Jost then Ida
entered the mum, announcing tea, and
asking her if she fount “Mr Stuart '
tuu«h rhAQ*r»r .It th« tea table Mary
»af opiMMitr <«r«»rg(» ani every time she
ralaetl ber ry«*a »hr m«*l bls A i « h | upon
her, with ar» riprea»i«H> so like that of
the phtarr in the k «'I4« a ka het which
•hr atill wt»re that ah« won«Irmi «hr had
not larfore m >gniir»l George Morvlanl
ia the Mr. Nluart who bad au puaa)e«l
•nd mratibe«! her.
1 faring the rvrntng William lender
r a lini, and ao»»n after tlrwry Lincoln alao
rame in. frowning gl<*«>mily when hr saw
how arar tu ra« h othrr were William
and hla aiatrr. while hr jealoualy watch-
rd th'*m. anil kr»|dng an eyr apon George
and Mary
At la«t. complaining of feel
ing "hi«»,’ hr aatoad Ida to play, al fbo
••me time ••uatrring toward the naw«k
r«’«m. where atood hi« aiater'a piano
“I*pan my word." «aid be, “thia looka
natural. Who b«>ugbt itY* and hr drum
med a few note« of a aowg.
“Mr, More la a I bought It. Waant he
kindT" aa»d J «any, wbo all the «vrnag
C«l<uiel Albert Jenk* a well known
Introduction of lees.
levs are auppoerd to hate tuen in artist, dropped «lead in law Angel«*» ol
tmduced by Catherine de Medici in the heart disease, ag«sl 75 year».
alxtenth century. Mt ill some assert that
A Pittsburg woman started the tir«
Ice cream was Brat Invented by a nr with krroat'lir and, with her I hr«-«
gru nainetl Jackson. wbo kept a small children, «as liiiniivl to death.
remfre-tlotwr's shop In Hohn, latndon.
The mayor of Hanta Paula. Cal., j
In the early juin of th«- nineteenth ern
waa shot and prol*al>ly fit ally Wound­
fury.
ed by a tough character ■>! that plsce.
Mleey*. Hatty, wlrep*
"K**r berrr* rvlnltnes! Mr. Pofdrlgh
"I <h»n*t propoar to hair that burglar
alarm In our brdmnin
M r II put It
down atalra in thr hall.*’
•'.XornwUMr’” refdird thr wlfr. 'Thru
we wmi’t hear It w hm it g»w* «»IT
•'Xritbrr will the baby. That « the
main point ** l*hlla<h*lpliia Prrwa.
MnriKon« Ir Met I. «».
Tire In»» <>t Megleo provMe that a
Mormon who wlsbra to take a are-oml
wife must present a rertlth-ate. signed
hy hla Brat helpmeet. to the effect that
she la willing, and he must also itavi
the ei|ireaa < onorili of the sre-ond wife
and her parents.
Corbin an<! Chaffee have dccnled on |
rail lea I changes in the army in th.
PhilinpiiM-a
The military l««ree • ill
he redimed to 3U.IMMI or Jtl.iMMl.
A movement haa Irerti stait«sl by
the lal«>r union» of Han Francisco Io
shut out Japane-se. placing them on
thr same fouling with the Chine»«-
At a Chicago race track four horsrs
la-canie frightened, threw their ruh rs
and bolted lr«*ni the track into the
spectators ami several |rersona were
severely injured.
LAUNCHED.
l»t«a
Battls
Is IM
N EWS Ob’THE STATE
W»vs, «<
Cramp, lards.
Philadelphia Jill, >» — Tin
ship Maine dr>igi>«-«t to Im
stronger and faster than her
sake •lewtr sha|w-lrwa mass •1,11
Tt MS OF
batllo-
larger,
nama-
Ires ill
the harbor of Haiana. has t*en suc­
cessfully launched from the yanls of
the Cramp Ship A Engine iluihling
<'on«|wtny
»»nr ••( the largest crowds
that has ever seen a ship lea is the
• ays al Cramp s yards saw on hand,
and |s»trioli»m ran high as the ship
left her cradle
Kensington •here
the shipyard is hmaisai, took a holi­
day, and attendxl th«* laimching
Thousands «4 |« is«>ii» from other parts
of the city •ere on hand, and aa the
yard «as thrown .qwii to the public,
every tantag«- point in the couAneU
of the place swarme«i with humanity.
The seal her was beautiful.
The state of Maine was otlii ially
reprvws-ntrd by Governor Hill ami
mcml«-rs of his staff
From Wash­
ington came a large riumlmr of naval
««Beers and others.
The Maine is .'«A |w-r cent finished
Her k<«el was laid in April. l«W>. and
the ship will Im ready for transfer to
th«' government in IS months
years' tune
THIS
IS
MACALAY
C
:
-
'» - *
■ V'»
* « »• * *
• Ms Start«4 ths Lattai Rumpui Akaui
Admiral S«hl«\
OREGON.
A Urial Iosa et tha t.rewth
aed l'apra««masti of IM Many InJuumi
Thrwghanit Our Thriving l «wutteawaalth
Lattai Mariti Rtport
M all.iwa county spent »771 for coy­
ote scalps last montli
Brome grass lite feet high rtuurtahre
on the and lands near Illy.
Large quantities of match wood are
heing shipied to Portland troni Gssou
bay.
Atlu-tia has |>wv<xl its slrw-ts and is
now ••irking lor an electric lighting
system
Thomas Kherwoud has Iw-eli ap-
psMnlea! st.ek uispcslor for I nion
county.
11,.- .'w'.-m Flouring Mill Com
|«ny's m « buildings an> rapidly ne.tr
Ing completion,
\ large hay crop in the \l illamette
valley has iiuulc that staple cheap,
«•riling from F> to F’ |« t ton.
A promising cttul prospect has Imeu
found at R ut Hill, ftouglsa county.
i ■ -l, > .
.... a : ... O' rt ■
cavatmg there
The timl will he
develojinl,
A number of sn ail hold u | m are re-
p«.rted around Athena ami Weston.
\ stage line has I men eatablishetl
across lhe mountains from I'rim vllle
tn Foster.
.Jam«* Hall, a California pioneer of
•'»2 died recently at Fairview, Waa*
t «» l OIIIlt)
Hrtrral rich ch an up» are rr ported
from the placer mine* of Mule Gulch,
Grant county
Himoklix klw.AH iVTASTON M Alt AY
F-dgnr Stanton Mac lay, I lie third
volume of wlnwc "History <4 the
Americari Xsi,
charai
terin
glut
racle
ri xea « It.-ar
•
\
* '
ral an«! a cowart! itt i-ont»«** f ion will»
tlir l»attIr of .Santiago, ia a aou of
Rei
Riilrt'ft .Macia), who was lh«>
pituirrr M«4hodÌ*t n»i*an>nAry in tbo
lb* waa torn in Foochow,
far Eaat
China, 3M /vara Ago, Ah«l waa Kraal-
uatrd from Hyraruar unnrraity in
1HHÓ
Fur iti«* i»*it 10 year» ha wa.a
ronn«vt«a| nitb thè rrportortal arvl
«niitoruil AtiifT* of Ih»’ N’ n York Timer
ami Htin.
In |M96 he «a.a ap|»ointrd
hghthotiiM* k«‘T|a,r al ol»! Fichi Point,
."^etatiket «X \
and tlurm^ ih» p.i«t
tivr yrara he «Irvoird tuiirhof hi» lime
tu hi*tori«*al work
1!« ia m»w • • ti-
ncct«*d with III«* Rrooklyn nnvy yard,
a p<taltiolk to which he wa- appuntctl
recenti/ l»y S«« rvtary l.«»ng.
BURNED TO DEATH
The Eugene rirelaiof factory ia
running night and day, turning out
12 carlo««!« every month
Ore^-m college pre«»denta are <!t«-
cubing a more thorough regulation
of interrollegittr athletic«.
Th«* natural ice cuvet near Elgin,
I niou county, ar« breathing quit«* a
a
A W Sturgis."f J.wphiue county,
rx|wwtato realire tlo.mst from the
annual clean up on his Forcai creek
mine.
Timber firce are raging in lh««
mt.untaina in Lake ami Klamath
counties, and the valleys are getting
blue with smoke,
Tin- prune crop tn llt-nlon am! Linn
count it-« will I»- such a record breaker
that It is feared much of the fruit
must go to waste for lack of drying
lactlitiea
Tire number of children in I. « im
county brlwccn lire age» nf I and 20,
according to lire repo»«* »1 the reveral
f rom Burning fiutidtng.
mi I hmi I clerk«, i« 7,-'>«!•
Ijmt year the
Louigeillg* Kv., July 30. — In a firo number of children wan 7,382.
Tw« Men Who Made Effort Io Rrtxu« Pcoplg
which destroyed the i>m|MHrty of the
lUglry Graham Photographir Htipp'y
The Oregon rattlesnake mx - iii « lack­
ing in real venom
Several men
Co . two men, one a policrinan. were • ere bitten recently in tariuiia hay­
burnt*! to drat h in an effort to reacuo field» in Eulern Oregon, but no
fatalitiea or «eriou» rvaulU are re­
women am! ehiklrrn who orcupi«*!
corded.
ruuma above the «ton*
Shortly
forr midnight a terrific ripluaion
Poftlsnd Marittls
awak«*m*l ei«-rylM*lk in thr n«*ighl*or-
Wheat
—
Wall«
Walla. e»|wirt value,
I vmh I. amt among (tie liral to reach
the front of thr buthling «»n J« ff« r««>n &5<458 c prr bushel, bliiratrni, 57c;
atreet **• Mat B« l-uitch, a cigtir valley, nominal.
Flour—treat grad«-*, 42 '.aira.’l 4<i p*r
maker living aero*** thr alrert. Hard­
BO.
ly had tl»r tint • Bplo»i«m dir»! away barrel, Rraham,
Oats—White, fl 33 i *M1 35. gray,
before hr had daahed up the «taira in
answer to a woman’« «creama
About *1 Xks I 32’» |rer rental
llarli-i — F«r»i, |lfl 5Oi«l7, brewing,
thr time li«- rcnrlu^d the aocond floor
hr tniiat I avc fail« n. for when picked $)7<sl7 710 |rer t«m.
Mill.tuff« Bran, *17 jrer ton, mid­
up only a fen miiiU* afterward hia
right »hie wa* burned to a cri«p
Po­ dlings, 421 50. shorts. *20 i-liop. *lfl
Ils)—Timothy, *12 7 i O m I4. clover,
licy Officer Jamea Purdm wag foun<!
on tlie third floor, •iiff<icat«l, and *7'i‘J 50; Oregon Slid hay, *C «7 prr
»••ven firrmm were taken fr«mi the ton.
Butter—Faney creams»*. 17
Ittr;
Hum» of th« tn will probably
ruins,
dairy, 14<»l5c; »tors, II<412c ¡irr
die.
pound.
It
F.gR»—17‘,.418.' |a-r doxen.
who
Ch«res*—Full cream, twins, list
liven,
ll'*’’ 5’oung America, I2iel2l*c |rer
Hevcml are miwdng
pound.
thr ruina
The fire
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, |3 25<«t
rapidity that nrn
4 00; hens, *t 00(45 <10. drereed. I<*<4
were n«*n-pul»«M*l
lie ta-r pound; springs, *2-'lOtet 7«0
rraali came there
prr iiosen duck*. *1 !•>» old; *2 7 hi
smoke, but in a m<
<■3.50 tor young
g*-«-«*. *1 prr
plar*- wat a terita
d> sen, turkeys, liv«-. 8<410r; <lr<-»srel,
floor to roof. Thr 1«
10<412** c jrer | h >11 ml.
(MN)
Mutton — Ijtmlw, ,3V.
gf'W".
ilrrsscd,
8<07c
|rer |s>und; sharp,
four liiath« at Chicago.
*1 H, gross, lireasevi, n.art'jc per lb,
Chicagii, July .'81—Ninety five ilf-
«8 75s»«.
Ilogs — Gross, heavy,
jtvr* marked the nflu ial niaaimtltn light, *I75«»5, drrseed, *l*(»7c prr
tern|irriiture in Chicago ti»l«jr, while pound.
the hiiiunlity regiatrred I* |w-r cent,
Vral—Hmall. 7 ‘,<48 ',<*; large, 6't
<■7 4«- f"'r pound.
• hi«li
Inlenaifletl
the sufferings
|l«ref—Grnaa top ,t< • rs *1 iMM-t. 25,
Hliuilar ci.mlitions are eijr«tc«l Io
cows am! hrrirrs, *3 25<a 3 SO, drcsarel
tomorrow.
prevail
acrording to the
Ire«-1, 6 4 i 4 7 **C Jrer pound.
predictions of the weather bureau,
Hop* I2<s IL prr imiuik I.
Four (w-ruons died as a result of the
ll'Ai3>-, Eastern
Wool -Valley,
heat, and »n e<|ual nttmhar were proa-
tratrsl
Tliermomctera on the streets Oregon, 8«» 12c. mohair, 2O<a2lc jrer
pound.
ihowetl '.»« to l<'2 tn the shade slid
Potato«*»—11 IMMI 2ft per aa* k ,new
from It* to 112 tn the sun
|a4at«wa, 1 l.c jrer pound.
I»M *
e
OF
wwrtial and futandal flappvn.nat af Im
pretsre»
|‘astcl>.ard armor is likely to rums
into military fashion.
It ia, if thick
enough, almost impenetrable tn car­
bine bullets, which can pierce five-
inch wooden planks
Recent expert-
hu nts prove this
The record was broken recently in
the sale of unoccupied lamia in Ne­
braska, W yoming and Kansas,
Over
.'41,10) acres were disposed of, the
largrat amount in any one week in
the history of the land department
7iT
» L-*
INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS
I’ll.'s for Marr Island, Cal , are lw
ing rut on the Hantiam.
The »ticks
are from 12 to HO feet long »ml several
thousand will Im shipped
!'rr«id«nt Palmer, of
thè
Rio
Tram Jumped th« Track.
Grande A Wawfern, baa aold hi» in*
Dnyton, 0., July 30 — A gravel
ferrata in the r«md to the Gould inter*
train, naed l«y thwChaae Cotialruction
rata for 96,(MX),MiM)
Company, which ia an per intend ing
Human I ... at.ularlr*.
Prince lb>na|iarte’a phtlolgiral libra­
In rural «llstrtcta litany pmple OSO ry of 15
voltimen, the hnrat in the ronatmrlHMi of tl»r IrActpin lino
n» more than >■* words, the ordinary the world, ha» Ierti »rciirr<l for the Imtwrrn Ihla city and Troy (or the
man can do very well with a viaabu Nmlwrry library, Chicago.
bay ton A Mort hern Tmetkm Co.,
lary of 801» »onia.
jumped I lie track to«! ay right mi Ira
In telling ita interest in the Himn
City A Pacific railroad t!»e govern- iiofll) of tloa city while going down
A l-rrn-i t Far««.
A jirrfectly fornirei face la one third . me nt baa recovered all the principal a ateep grade, resulting in two drahta
in addition
and arrioua injury to four ptraona.
forehead, one third nose ami oue third and about
npper aud luwcr chin.
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