The Santiam news., March 14, 1902, Image 1

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U ali h local cuiiiii.ft !«»r • late nt viola.
Undertaking.
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CH VITE It XVI
<<’oaf I nurd .
TTiat bight is still •• death itself, sad
the »parkhi ng brilhancr »f the slow BM»v
ing wafer« i <-4.ntra»«s with it »• tender
Hir»-.g«’.y «tirs ted t»F H, ter»
fa »bb.n
gc»r» forward, mure» d«>» n (be st.»n»
• trpa that Ir» I to the gardra. and wl*b
eager f.M.<s|rps galas the little pathway.
at ««ep • nd • i I’!.-» that Wads to the ta»« h
Sudd« bly be draws io her arm«, and
a »hl i er uns through ber. »he turnt her
bead t*» SF-r Dysatt
V » str g ;ng t * marry I»rd Hhel
teat be »ay a. hla tone more • ••**«! I*
than quest mu tig
"It is an impertinent qurtl b’0.
Miaa Dysart« calmly.
"You ar» di »ingr nuoti». If be has
|rt «•»< I y •
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k ■ w be ?dy wait«
(he <4’1
G to ’i’ •
Bbea he
d.>ee - "
lie < b«-< ks bintarlf abruptly,
k ti • ■ c * ‘
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A little flame l*-r.;»* nt » \ «? «t • eye»
• lias If - jrted to you that I am very
f .i^arlf ti '
-he ••■**. » ’h • *“r; "■*
rerasrkabl« that I d«» n 4 <’• ln? part
question v » La» k »gale? that I do xm H
a *k y i w b ;»i y ■ > are going !<• marry
lie I■, k* as if hr wa» a’- »;! to make
her so »ngry rejoinder, bi
bin.
**N<* d‘»u't ta afraid. I • m not g’dng
to pul th* quest loo,” sh* •ays, roldly ;
and after »H. why «b'Mitd IT*
•'|m you ntran.” he goes on. "that you
kftew of sonwise I w ant to mart y T’
“let three b ih end to thia hateful
hyp»*cf' rri« « she turning to h’ttt with
‘ You srlrd
a burst of ps««i->netr auger
your part for Griselda this morn.s g moat
admirably
Vera
cries hr, hoarsely
Hhr fufits a» If Marital I i JR m H
• < n« 1 cry an I
hr hardly
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’ 1 I'.ifrs •> nx tnbrr sf
trfward, but *• n»« h w »hr is In his arm*,
• nJ hr Is ta k ng <!«»«n into her frighten
r-| ry«-s with a terrible entreaty ib bls
"D” y 4 kn « what y<»u air •!*itJgr
he ‘nit, b » iinwriabh
v-’n'e
ar«rt-ly
• I- vr a whtspvr
My darliug. my soul,
have ¡»¡tv '
M «re «l«»»rly bis arm« bin«!
her
II«- L»'vis ht» fa r t<» hers nrarrr.
tn ar« r »• ¡1. and then, s-tdrnly, a great
Hr draw»
loaihiug "t himself fiili • him
ba- k with a »harp »h> udder, an ! alm«»«!
’ G«»"’ lu* says, ve
pu*h<*« tar from him
Leniently, and tu auo »Iber np'tli'Ul «he
has turned (be corner <»f the W ' hng
•fairs, and j » gone.
«•one!
With a heavy gr>»a a he fling. himself
fa* r «! >w n« ard m the r.x»| »«ret. »hift
Ing sands, that n ■ »n »mitten lie tretu
bhug. waiting f«*r tbe «lawn
and diali» issued on principal vines
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Portland, Orngon.
< Il tl'l F.R XVI!
A • Mr l»y« • r ’ik*» ' *» wsj slowîy
tbc »ound of runniug
a
Ji the
f.M*tstrp« caning toward blm froru «
lt 1«
side w »Ik attracts bt» attention
thin
Gruu.b, w id eyed. haggard, ber
gray |m ks. ut.h *und thr< gh hrr unu«oal
ha«tr fiy’-hg at each side f brr Iran, fur
bidding fare
More baste, w «rse «peed. ’ «ays be.
aarr»a!!‘aiiy
' !• the h'-use afire, or ir>
prreh’ti« biv'T» .!••■!, that y»u ru«b ujwm
me with such lhdr.-v»rou» abandon?”
"Hush,” says »hr,
»!* rnly.
with •
< a? "
I!.*
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f :
words -ikr th »«•
*1 hink • --¡y of thi«.
Dysart,*' paus •* au<l paatmg for bivAtb,
"that 1 h.»»r »« ia a gl. •»!
The old fuan laugh»
"Be sllrtit* bi»»«’» the woman savag»-
ly. ’’cesM* yutir git»«'«. 1 (HI you
TTve
g?) »t 1 hav*
• u 1» is
My worthy father, f<»r riample,” «ng
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be. w
a Hirer
"NuT
Bril,
come, sb", then?**
"Michael b< 41. y ' The words fail from
her as tb>>ufb tbry burn Lrr Up» in pas*
mg
The »nr< r dlrs from Mr Dysart’s lips;
• dark ' ■ i » .4 •*-« !>!• f..
i in. g it
alm st b. . k for the u • in. nt tu fade
prr»«utly l>«n«Ath the ash.n hue
that
makes him hw>k llkr a rurp*r a .-<»rpsr
with ry.-» uf tire’
H* stAgg-rs La« k
• gainst a tree and his hands cat«b IVB
vuishrly at the bark of It.
"You are mad. woman!” be «IX«, In a
terrible voice,
"Ay. may ta, fl«» I say
If It w •• 1
«' <»l I *aw
bjui in the flesh. h“W then Dys»rt? Wby,
sane
Well,’ with growing riHtrment.
’'shall it t»r mad rr sane?”
Mad ma-1. mad' »bricks he. furious
ly
"All my life you have t-eru my bane,
my cur«- and now. n->w what Is this
news you would tell me? Hedley* VL hy.
hr ia dead, woman dead, 1 tr!| you’
Where have y«»u •»■-:» b-in? Hpvak, I
command you,” cries hr. seising her artu
• nd shaking her violently.
"On the ai«-t> ir
I was there wafehb-ig
Ml-» Griarlda. as you tolj me to, lr«t she
•tauld g * into the woods again, when hr
came slowly
toward me through the
trees, prowllag alM»ut.
Hr’s changed,
he’s g -nr to t»>nr a deal; but I’d kn«>w
him still among a thousand.
Ay, and
you’ll know him. to«».’*
It 1« < b»ia. (eristic of the Iron nature
of th«- man that roaa above aU petty
•Higmfc-s to a mi * r!y fear that aa h.-
enters the presem-e of the one creature
whom «»n earth he drrads, he dors •«»
with » raltn vl«agr and one expression
less
11!« step ia »low, meth«*dl< al as
usual, hi* face, gray In its pallor, a very
rna»k.
H » brilliant ry < • alone betray
the k«M*n life that »till lingers in the
gaunt • Id frame, an*l they ta»k through
ati'l through ihr unwelcome viaitor with
an unblinking gate.
Y «u!’’ hr says, softly, nay smilingly,
extending a gra rfii) hand, with a good
deal «»f languid in«l flerrnre.
’’Just that." says H*-dlry, In a tone •>»
loud and wtnm»m as to contrast painfully
with the polished accrnt that bad g ne
before. "Y-ars since we met. mate.
Many." »ays Mr Dysart, sinking rare
fully into a rickety old chair near him
And yet tt »erm» i ke yesterday that
we parted."
’Take it Uke that! it sbewa what a
wny west
the large,
di»f>h« tly
Ju «tire uf it
thi» pise»* ««
if I • aa’t g
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Mr |»y»«H •* ftiy.
hfttag « aa*
"And well, »• you
have mme
I’ttohg f«»r Ihr old
rounfry. g
To U •fe y >u up.
w het her you were
<»f it. partner
* Partftrt ? ' repeat« I>y«»it. a« If la
grntle mterrogatn»n
In crime'‘ roughly, •• if angrred by
the other*» tune
That • what tbry'J
rail It. l»y»arf. at the i »Id Holey
whatever cxirl it might <»n*e b« f- re |*m
a« t particular "
N» ne
«»«ent« VI r Dysart, with
g-ntie ear oragrment
”1 never b!atii*nl you, mln.l you
But a Icsjrf". a «•»rrtflng s«»»t o’
uiinf
A man sh<
»• v I. ai.-! wh«-n the old < o ><r refused
t>> sth k t*. his, after ell bla promise» to
lot», why. if yr»u kept him to It, in spite
f him. »h»n hr bad n<> linger power
to k!< k *r||, who’s to say y >u were
wrong, rhv”
■'Y«»u are very good; very «i&ataiuing
lit» t«<ur s.
•ays Mr Dysart, slowly
perhaps, a little fainter
Ay. that’s what 1 am to lh«-m «•
stand« by nu-
And you and ! are In the
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that
I don’t
I ll ta k y : up as fresh
a« though a it was <<nly yesterday we 4
• greed >»u ■on you ku«»w what. Ha, ha
ba!'*
The old uian «uddrniy »’iff« ns hltns**lf.
and hwika straight at Hedley.
And now what I» it y«»u wantT" he
a«k«. teraely, his t*»nr ringing < <»ld ami
« ¡ear through the room, though very low
N"W I hi«» rhaf
I want part o' the
»wag
F’ive thousand ¡»«'in-!»,’’ »ays the
-ih.-r, (»willy
I ve th »-ari'1 pHind«’ Y--u must ta
mad ’*
N>»t one jm i ny le»s
My ailrn< e 1«
worth that an>1 more
< ume. -loti't Im
agine you c an Impose on me
I (HI you,
I would think as little «.f g >mg Int » that
» »un out there ami telling y«>ur niece«
4 that first will. « •
Hu*h hu«h ’’* says Itysart. in a »harp
t’*hr, W ih! With fear.
"Not another
word, r»«*t a br-atb on that subject here
You know the old ruin
Walla have rars
at the end .4 the far garden? M»vt me
there to night, and 1 shall see if we ran
come to term«.’’
With a last word or two be suc<ee«|r<!
in getting Hedley to the d«»*»r. and there
•
Grunrh, who >n truth is uiar
vrh.ualy handy.
Gruneb' Will you »ee to Sedley? He
is as old a friend of yourw «• of mine. I
think,*' »ays Mr |>y«art. In »o frnial •
tone for him that Gruneb Involuntarily
irG'ic-«s at him
' He U tired, and no
1 >ubt hungry
Make biru romLutable m
every w a y ’’
Yr-«, sir.’’ waya Grunrh, re«j»e« tfully
She leads Sedley down the passage, and
then, with a muttered word to hitu that
»he ah i 1 get the keys of the cellar, runa
ba k to Dy«»rt, who »tan.la staring after
them with au unfathomable expression in
his eye«
'Your «ill- quick!’* «he s.ys, in a low
tone.
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one
"Keep
•re him. or gur»« at bi» prearn« r in th»«.
house,” wta»(M-r* Dyaart, firreHy, after
which hr steps t*< k int«» hl« room and
»lam« the door, and locks it tahiod bim
in a f rm lied fa»hiou
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CHAITKR XV III
It ia ten o’. 1« k, «ud night, like a heavy
• bruud. he« over Wood and garden Tom
prytoa 1« treading with <autb*ua «tel*«
the upper part uf the gaiJru uo bi« way
to the mln.
Hafrly be make« bi» way to tl.e old
h«.u»e, t
grt the Utter he km>wa will
• wait b.iu there
Poor darling, what
will be iu it? Further v< xatiuu»? With
a tlralre to avoid all riaka, be rle. (a to
enter by the bark, where a large rent
In the dilapidated walla will enable him
to ».¡uerir through the n»om where the
letter from Grivrlda will be
Voice« lecl.lrdly. aud In the next rv- rn
The «peaker at thia luatant i« Mr Dy
•art. The aee«u>d voire la atrange to him
ct»«rae. vulgar and dlr (storiai. • nd
very threatening
The voice» grow in wrath, (he un
known one being loud In vituperati«»»*,
And now, all «nddenly aa It were, the
voire« reave; there 1» a •trained ad<ui«e,
a» If each man wait« w itb drawn «word
for the other*» nrtt w »rd. and then a
•b'krtiing *oun-1
A dull, awful td -w a»
of oak rweting Arab and Uh*o«l. a gbantly
g an. and then »Hence.
Gr-at heaven'
What ha« happened?
Peyton
Haa be kii!e<l that old man?
•pring« forward, look« upon the Lnuer
room, be •tu|M abort. •• If «hot, to »tare
agha»t up*>n the mtup before him
tpon the earthen fl -or Ilea a bug»* fig
ure. apparently dead, while »tai. bug over
It ia Mr l»y»art. hl« face alight with a
ghastly hope, hi« wild eyea gh-aiuiug
A
heavy oak'-n tti» k 1« ia hi« ban !
Th»
murderous bludgeon 1« uplifted 1« com­
plete crime already tagun to fint»b bi«
work, to make sure of the b.dpl.-«« vic­
tim at Ma feet, when P.yton. uttering •
loud cry, rvnhe» from th» »pot where
until now ba lay coscvaM.
There ia an inatant a hu»h. a atrangr
hu«b. and then a convulsive abiver run«
through th« old man
An a«bru graytie«»
ba» risen from rbln to brow, lie fl ng«
up bla arms, for a aecund or twu^ clutch«*»
fooliably at the air, and then falls with
a dull thud acrtVM the b.»ly of hi» enemy
Peyton runs through the garden, never
pausing or drawing breath
until
the
house la rearhed
Kn.M'king impatiently
with h a knu<klea and receiving no an
ewer, be ao far give» way to the agi
tation that ia consuming hint aa U> atnasb
a pane with a «tone
Thia brings Heaton
to the window La a uusute or l«w par
tially dreaned.
1K1OA \ .
It la L Dysart T*m P ♦ • •»
C r>a
out. rome uvit 4» «kly
ur fstbar. ’
p»utH»g. Is hurt is very -J
“My father*" says Hr a tun. •• it aot
behwvlng
Hut where taw*”
"lu the garxiro <ip tberv in the old
ruin
<>b. hurry, man. burry, you <au
boar all afterward’*
Reafoa hardly dar*« to venture a ro
mark, i it having with tre it» Win g finger»
♦tbod biu»»rlf.
biraerlf. f follows
» ! W»
peyten
»‘It
Igtt the wind«»« n the chill night
•
re
• nd •»«»• the two young n*«
ng like hunted things through the
rus tu that fatal <»M ruin at the rt»4
uf tbrm
Here everything is Just as P»yt«>n left
it
The old man lying dead. «Itb • m'»re
|Mraev>ful rtpcwei-’U ok U»s face than ha!
ever tarn there •!»»♦» hr lived tbc «»th
•
b.s rarmy. save fur a faint quiver *»f ’be
lips and o--strth every no« and thru
Who waa bo? What had br . .gh! him
how? Peyton turns to Heaton with the«
questions < n b»s hp»
It is lusporatlvs
that something a taut the stranger bo dis
• tvered at»«l at owce
Heaton Is •?.■« b- . 1 •< b»s father’s !-*dy
:it b » srn.», nexp .*• ■ »• gnrf up-u Lis
I’HitrniD« •*
The old man had I* cq
stern, hard, t»-gm«1gtng tat hr bad loved
hia s s well, ard the s«»a know it. Pry-
• ui to u hrs him lightly *ti tbr shoulder
IC”U»r yourself." h** says, u • low.
\ u know thi» m<nT*
earnest tour
• No •■•< at «il. I »r*er ««w him be-
fure.”
'What! you e»a trll me o<»tb ng’ Oh,
think. Dysart"* •aye ¡‘.ymn, with in
If you kn<*w nothing
rreostng auxl-ty
we shall srarvely ta able to •«-•* bow to
act. Esert y*»ur memory, man.*'
1 »wear I never aaw
"it 1« usriesa.
him before ‘ 11» - -•uH*r|» him»elf to ta»U
again at S* ! • -y. and a shiver of August
• bak««w him
I kn w .»uly Ibis that be
has kill«*d my father "
You f »rg(’t. »ays Pryt-»n. very qu.* ’
lie would have bren th»nkful, glad.
If
to I m - able tu leave h a friend Hl thi« t«e
lief, but Le kn* w it would I m * impo»»lble.
There wa» a
T saw tbr «hole thing
quarrel. • lxHit what I did u<»t hear, but
It waa yt,ur father who knorkrd that
fellow down
"Well, It killed hiiu,” say« Heaton, ei-
’The ei. itemrnt of that quar-
ritrdly
I still main-
re I was ta» much for bi tn
tain that that man caussnl his death.**
Hr covrrs his fare with his hands
hits
"Nrvrrtbrlri««. we canu«»t leave
here to dir.
Come, H«*aton, take your
Think If there
courage In your hands
l»r no way tu avoid the a* anJal that n .'i»t
F«»r -
nrirswarily arise out uf all this
fur tta sake uf your poor father’s mem­
ory. bestir yuurwvlf ”
It is a potent argument S-at<>n flushes,
hotly, and the •» 1 t > ; h f power return»
to bis face.
T »gethor they carry the two I mm II«-» Into
the house, under <*ovrr «»f the
silent
night
Mr Dysart to his own ro«»m, and
thru up (hr itairs. and through the end
Iriws corridor«,
that other groaning,
scarcely living burden, up always until
a I k ised uhaiulwr in a remote corner of
th«* old tower is rearh«-d. where it 1» be­
yond probability that any our in the
h<vu»r ante these throe who know, will
ever seek to prurtrate
(To ta continued.!
HATS OF OUR ANCESTORS,
< hanses ttiwt Have Taken Place 1 n
Msnufaclnrinc Head gear.
Sjwuklng of th«* hat business." said
n veteran uf the buaiue»« to the local
hlstorlau, “moat wonderful changea
bare taken place alncw IK» In oblen
time» «"ft f,4t and derby hats Wune not
known, and It was a» late as ¡M3 w hen
•Ilk dre»a hats wera first IntnnlticrHi In
this country, th!» bring » F'rmrli In­
vention,. aud all »Ilk plush u* 1 fur
hata tn the world waa, up to th s ttiue,
mad* In F'rancr When Komujtb cam«
to Aiwrr'.a be lutr. lu*
th*« e ft felt
hata. wearing one bluis.df It d. I nut
take Amertain hatter« long to take up
the Idea, and in le»» than »»ne y.-ar old
and young American« covered th. tr
head» with K«»«wuth hat«
Th«y were
!n ah ape nearly the same n« tourlat
hate ou**’. only bring tr’.mm.d up with
a nice, lotig o«ir «i> plume Along atwHit
1 K"tM an
Eoglfwh touriat came along
with the d.*rt»y hat, ami In a very few
year« they tacatna (he general brad­
gear in the country, and tip to the jm-w-
rnt date the d«-mab<! for »«»ft hata and
derby hat» a n«*»rly ririily divldct
Tn tl
days all th- b«*wt li»» uf
a>*ft bats were Imported from F'rau«*»,
and «tiff drrbb • from England Thia.
buweAer. baa taken a materia^change,
a« American hat« are now auld In aU
parta of the glota. and It la a known
fact that wre prod )• «• th- m ■«’ taa’y
• nd l»e«t hat» made Before the arrival
<»f Kossuth and the Engllah touHat,
however, the Americans d d t»ut gu
•
with napped utter and napp-d beaver
hats, f« the mote ripmatve. and
-
•o called * retch up or brush hata * -
the cheaper. Brush or «cratch up de-
rive their name from the fart that nap
was rai—*d ou them by num:« .»f a atlfi
bruah r<>natructrv| of whaletanr« The
first manufacturers who made Ameri­
can prvxlmiion m those goods ¡«»pular
and world tvwwned. and who forced
French a I F?ngl!«h hats »ut of tb «
market, were Rinaldo M Waters, John
B fitetann, J 1» Bird and B J Brown
"During the early ¡»er -*!• of
1M0
and K»> a dealer was a hatter tn ftu-t,
el»e there would have I h - cd no room f*tr
him aa all made the hat» they aold, all
handwork, no ms-hlnrv of any kind.
• ml otie who knew h«»w to make a tmp
p«*4 utter or t»<wvrr bat was an artist.
• i-nlng >40 to !
per wrsdt taing
nothing unusual, many making tn*in
S73 to Sb»» ” st (xnTa Globe Demo­
crat.
Hardly W.»,
In no «.tuatlon. probably, la the »fata*
mrring Infirmity mure ralamltuu» than
In making a pr< ¡>o»lt1on of marriage.
An el* bange gtvra u» th » «Pa’.ogue;
Mr. Ktuttrrly to M ax Grace
----- ;
**M tn m la» G G G G G G Grace. ! I I-
I w w w w w want you to b b b-b ta
m m ni m my
"
"What did you any. Mr RtuttrrlyT*
"W ’A’ W W VV VV Won’t you bbbb-
t* my wu wu wu wu wife. I I I I I 1
• »»• • aaldr
"O, George, tblg la to • «ddenT
MAIK II
e \ i : msoi * riiE hay
OF
NEU S OF HIES ì ATI
NO CONSEQUtMCI
Tevub1« ta Moroag FrwvUwa u wot
FROM THE
out
Chaff«« sag teughl Krport
FOUR QUARTERS OF
ITEMS OF
INTEREST
FROM
ALU
VV a»hir.gtona Vfarrh 11.— lv»ir4ng t««
THE WORLD
a «certa in the fart» a« V» comliG»»««
the pr vimv <4 VL.n-i.g, I u«« r
A
CempevMa»«»«
Us* taw
o4 IM kepaeiaan
tlapfM *IR{I at th« P m I W<<b
la •
Cew4«AHd
r««MAl«d
fona. Wh.«h It M.wl
<* ha fire, which have
l«taly ta Pte*« of letamo* to Ou» Ms ay
(ieneral
an i
brought
tta fal­
Pvincw Henri »ent a wroeth to ta
pl a «»I <>n <tenre»l tiranta’ t >ml>.
Philip"
A nvewaage is ri|wwtal from tta pro«-
ident "n t.he Cutan »pie»ti »n.
All arrangement» aro completai t r
U>« h«»mrw»rd Journey uf Prim*«« Henry.
Kuswia ha« taken advantage ■ 4 the
tandil trouble in China an*i wnl ln»»|««
ttaro
are
fa« i»
the
tri t
The
trat* «r« of thia act »a» a m «•
UU«I M«p»<t R<p««f
nd«! »t«>r»gv building ami
ta rrm tai at Th«« Dall««»
¡»«rje­
■ -rgant/a*
H) < <• « cminty. La« rai<w^|
ime» against plarvji «Hítenle of
ti* n galbere»! in M >rmg pros ime al» ut
«trong
They
vig roti-dv
were
for and driven U» hiding ami
will protabiy ta capturo«! in a «lay <>r
two
They have
4«u <g»«
infli-te»! m» material
(hiring
F eliruary .12,tod acres uf
•tate lami wa« «ohi
M< '«t -4 it was m
the eastern part >d the -tab-
N > •¡««••lai aignifi« am e nr»*l
r »¡.-»uè! atU. h tn
C.’ti plot«* r«dtirn<* fr»»m U« m »> .«•inly
RrpuLi i‘'Hi) prima net «how that M ..ly
•up|»>rt*‘r«< rwvHVe-d ”'«! Vole# and U ill-
lAlllMÜ di
thi« event
“Oil IFF EF *'
“Thrro ia n«> f.Mimlation f->r the «tate-
England will r««»rganUe her army
• mJ place It ««n the «amo plan •• that ment of in»urro. t: n in M r«»ng <*r that
of the I nitidi >tate»
the inhabitant» are fifeing
.^mall
Tw.» I»taU <«>11 i*l«'»l ui th.» Cahb’ti fragments <»f la‘lr«»ne taml«. «iia|wr-«*l
river »ti l 150 ('hiñe«»« «Ir >wm*l
an-l driven nt «4 the mountain» -4 la­
Queen Alexandra launch«*! an Eng- guna by BttH'a . ¡»«rali**n«. and from
F‘i*h Warden \ an
llah tattlrahip.
t ivit« thr* gh r«-‘«-lit • {«-rat:- t•» • f th* legislaturo will ta
Tait «aya that in two year», at the r.*n»tal»ulary, in the mountains there w»me proviamo at it«
tu* r»«a.»tng tta rwrn
moot, the Filipino« will ta able to
having ab»mt IS gun», gathered In th«* <lej>artnt«'nt if th«* i
maintain a |>ermanent government of
mountain« <4 Vf. r -ng and pr* b»‘ ♦ <v»nnwti«>n wiihartlfi
their own
• bled by a few outlaw* f that
t. n cunt I »HH«« I.
The rex«>hiti*»nary movenirnt in Bua-
rabtai tlo- village, ktdnapihg the pr -
The new tai law >« h
aia le aprvading
idrn te
A »mall deta« hmmt «>(
i.
vita t in Linn • • <»nG «»t
l'niiiw Henry visita! tl.e milita**
Ulr<
Ttam I» a tin
•tabulary under a native «•«rgrant at
a< aduni) al Wrot P«»tnt.
am* ng taxpayer* to
t»<■ k.«• I them hut made n«* impr**«»i n
F ifl««rn |w«r«>n« weru kiltalan»! manv
.»’nt ruducli n
\ largr
taing -bort <4 ammunition
A«wi**tant
injurod in a tram wrock in Tcia*
•hefifi’« ufthv* I« kept
Chief Atkina waann the ground in a night.
At the c|«ii««
The spani»!» regency mai ta pn>-
few Imura with an adequate |.>ree »4 dava < f rollvttam» a I iipm I
Inngml, ow mg tu Ita iiM apacity o| Kmg
I <*'nMtabularv, ami, a*»i«ted in every taken in.
Mfonao.
way by the native governor
the pr v
The preaident will n<»t ¡vermi! bl«
laughter to att««nd the <s>r«>nati< n of ime an«! the inhabitant«, gave pur»tiit
h ing Edward.
They have alr.»*ly ktll«*d two. injured
F ive men were killed and •»•ver«! in
jur««d in a r*«l mine aipiowion in
Pt«nn.«ylvan ia.
••ne. tapluro«! »ix and are running
I wind down
r»*leam-I
th.
The preeidrnte ha« l«een
without
harm
far fr* m
Th.« wteamer <»n whi« h Prim e Henry then» taing hostility .»n th«» part of the
will return homo i» taing fitted up h»r IIIA-M * f |w»«»p|e to linerii an autle ritv
the royal ¡»arty.
they give u» full information »4 what i»
Sia firemen were aeri«»ualy injured pa-wing and aid ua »< much ». p>-»»ib!««
The*-«« la‘!r>>ne« <|o not interfere with
by coming hi contact with live wire« at
the white« and e»»nrtne their o|i»«ra?n-n*»
a tire in Hetalri.'e, Neb.
to levying tribute upm an I <«ca»e n
The »trret < ar »trike at N>»rf«'lk, Va .
ally Kidnaping native« in rem te |. • «1
remain» uni r'-ken.
itiew.
There in
1« nothing new in thi«
thi» a*
The Eastern »latea am in the nutlet it w aw in rxi>»t«*ncM under the >pani-h
government, lee» an m>w than then
of another »n«»w storm.
They are taing rapidly br««krn up and
A <andy trust, with a capital of |\-
ex terminal.* I by
th»»
o»n»ta bulary
000,000, in th«« latest <*• tubine
There |a no ¡»»litical »igntfican.w in
Mi»» Alice Rooorvtdt will g«» to Cuta their <>|>eration».
RIGIITJ'
to viRit General ami Mr». Wi»»!
B*M»r envoya caltal on the president,
hut were told by him that he wat una­
ble to help them
Canada will pa»« a Chine*«* egrluiinui
law similar h» that ta’forv» the Cnih«!
Statt»» »eiiate at pre**u»t
The I ioumv I» ronaidering a
bill
authoriving the purchase .»( the («tant
Tre»» tract in California for a national
I «ark.
RUSHING
WORK
ON
WARSHIPS
Phcnomrul Advance at th« I moa
W orili in Co rut ruction.
U a*«Liugt- *1, March II -
¡.hen* menai advamv. in
the
San
» ; ft»
I I
>■» \l~‘
a
.'.rorp
The buaiiie«» men of IlarriftlHirg bava
Í rn *«d a lawrd d trade
The new Catholic rhur« h at llubtard
will !•»♦ 4«'di‘.it«'d Mardi *
Tvi•» new on»» «tare brick building«
are in rmirse «4 ron «truel tan at \C.-na
Tbo rtr-t 11
cwHinty »h.riff
the I¿01 tato­
Sarnov! Engle, a (
pi >IUw«r of ¡HI’, dletl
M !aila .*g»*i 70 vrar
Cla> kamaa
Mamas county
hi« home al
lio» Milt»*n ('r.’umrry t'otnpa
declared it
|SS:||.| dividend
♦dockholder» were paid ’» ¡«-r «cut
Tim
('ountv
next
meeting of th«* I'nion
Twirl mr»‘ A **-«* lattai» will Im
bel.l in l*ni*«n ««me I iiimi thi*
un
Franct*
h
month
Tim < ■uunty conventi.>n • 4 the
cwiuntj 1 h«tt»‘ » rat* will ta held
-•me 4 the war Veaeel» building at the
Cni‘»n Iron W> rk«.
I in
w ill
Several new «ul well« are taing b -ml
in Mâlh.-tir > • unti
Iron
\j>j irrnti*
w< rk
, ng-
in
l’ni'H
Primarie«!
will
t'n ion
April t
ta held
Mar. h 27.
Svretary
4 State Puntar ia tn re-
ceipt of many letters daily from parrwrtia
the f «ature uf the monthly pfogre««» r*
tn the F.a«t. writing for information
I- rt i"«ui-l by \■Imiral F- w .......
.4 • ! <«>n«vriiHig ( »frgun
Rear Admiral J A. llowall will lie
rvtiri««l the l»»th in«l
Nell to Admiral the ourcau «4 runstrm tmn nml repair
|'r«>w|*H ting f the vein of ..al ..tl
lh»wey. he i» the ranking Officer <»f the The rv|»>rt shows • gain during th.«
I>»w«*r powder river. n.-«r Baker City.
navy.
month of February «4 12 per cent «•n
which «•» recently di«rsivrro»!t will I m -
the
Prince Henry viaited Niagara Falla the battleship Ohio, 20 ¡>er cent
gin In h «hort time.
Sampica taken
and <T*•*”*•«»I over t<> the Canadian «ide, protected eraiaer Taroœa, ami 5
n.wr t ■<> surface almw a g»»»l value
where he wa» welcotmwl by representa­ .•••nt "h the m*>n)t«*r Wyoming
M
tive« <•( l>»rd Minto.
over, I per œnt >4 the w »rk <>n the
KIHTlAMi MIHM Th
A number of the lewder« in the Bar­ m *rol cruiser <’alif«»rniA, which vr
celona, Spain, rtala have tieeii executed
Wheat—Balla
Walls
fi 5 otrtA tjg'r.
Lad formerly !» tii the only ’ tie 4 that
I huma« J Hume*«. Republican. *«* ria«» 4 vedarla showing no »tart, wa» blurati-rii, fWiwtHrDjjc, \ alley, fipJi.Xc
eletta! to suctued hilum’ll an mayor • •!
lUlflr v-~ I r»«« I. II1MÌV >0, brewing,
completai
Seattle
’>il |«.f t >n
It i» ripíame*! at the navy 4. jwrt
(»•(•— \’n. I whit«,
II |5<4 1 25;
>ant«ie-Ihim-’til will visit the L’nited
ment that during the prevalen» >4 the
>Ut««» and give an rihibition •»( ins Hy­ «*tr’kr at San F ralMTam a great ma*» -4 (rajr, tl IIW4 1 ?0
ing machine.
I lour—It .( itrA.Ie», |
material had accumulated an i made
The dilficultir» tat wwu the National ready f«»r ptarmrnt ami with tta elid­ Isirrel, <ral.an> I*.* ’»<«..*-J
Millatnff»—Bren, »1-« |«-r t n, ini.l
( a-h Register t'omjHtny ami it» em­ ing of the strike and the return 4 the
chop,
men U» work. It had taen |>*’«*«ibta .Hings, fSI , shorts. IJ1.60
ploye» have tarn settled.
within tta la«d month to make a great 117 Mi
William H Mu»»ly, of Ma«-a< hn-utb»,
change tn the »tatua of the work <*n
Ils» — Timothy,
♦12'41 3;
clover,
ha» !»-«,n mentioned as a attAx-rowur for
Ita Vl-wreel»
17 5iM«, (>rt*g»»n wild hay, f • rd p*r
Secretary <»( the Navy Dmg
tan.
M *h of striker« in Norfolk, Va
fMight Handlers Strike
roUta-w— fb-t Burtanka, It ¡(hr I IA
gal nr« I | »»«we* sh»n of street« and held
B*«aton, March IL —F«»ur hun«!ro«! j>er rental, «»nlinarv, 7«*'4*Sc p*r ren­
them against police and militia.
50
and fifty freight handler« employed in tal, gr wrrs* priccM, •*».•«•!»,
Prince Henry, tab.re he Irav.»« the (hr freight hooasM of the Hawn A Hart- ¡»er cental.
Cnital Stale», will ta presented with a
Butter—t'roamery. 25 *27^’ . dairy,
ford Katir- •<! at South B*n»L»n »tan k
Ma»« nh rrnblem valued at 110,000
lfitiTJOr, »tore, llhd l»r.
tonight tacau»a <4 the rofuaal *4 tta
F’ggw—22 %’i2Ar f"r Oregon.
Maryland legislature ha« pa«»rd •
♦vitnpany V» reinstate several men who
law authorising the admiMh n of wo-
Cheewr — Full cream, twine, I’M
had tarn diarbarirrd f -r refusing to
tweu aa practicing lawyers in the state
13l£c; Y«ning Aiiirriua, 14<fi|hr; fa«-
| handle freight delivered hy tta R H
coart.
l Brine Tran-p-rtation Company, agani-t tory prirsw», l»*f I *>r In»-«.
1’iMiltry—-<'hi* km«, ndled, I 3 MM
The worst of the fl««»I tn the East ia wbotn the union
tean»"ter»J are *>n
14
over.
-trike
Alth ugh a strike of frri^J.t
I CM
13c per |«Kiti«|. springs, 11« j»rr pound
IVa-r. killnl. wuuiuici and <-»pttirc<l han«llers ha«! ta«m threatened fc»r the
j»e»t two or three week», it was from an I b f I ¡»«r «I* r«-h , ducks, I * ffi per d««g-
A32 Brit uh tn a reevnt fight
entirely unei|»erta! quarter that it fin­ rn, turkey«, lite. 12^Mdr, drwMmd,
" Pop* I m XIII <-»lcbrat««l th» 2.th ally tame.
The «trike is ei|«w*tr*«t U) ¡5*4 hlr p r |»» ihh I , gmsaa, |**of7 j«rr
anniv<-r«arr; I hi« n-r iiati >ii with great ta tar re»« hing in it» rffrrts
4<»f«‘n.
potnp.
Mutton- Gro-* 4« prr ¡»»find, «Ire»«,
American h<>r«ca were praianl in a
parliament paper un raOM>unt aortic» in
th Africa
Prreidont K-><w«»ll will visit th«
Charleston eipoaitlon to show that hi,
action in the Iillmau cam had nothing
to do with feoling toward th« stat«
The work <d reaming anowalid« vic ­
tims al Tallund«, C«l.. had !•> le bus -
pendr«!
Many new all-1»« ha«« oc-
currni and heavy ano* fall oontinura
Tta pupe told an American visitar
that there are 20,000,000 Cattai lea in
the I'sited staine.
Prime Ching aay» tbo Chineae gov f
eminent will pr«»ta t righta of Amer­
ican« in the Canton-Hankuw railnmd
cun<vm»i<>n.
(’■ l«»nol John A Folk, ag»*l <2 yrar»J
a copain nf President Jame» K Pulk
and do »rk re ¡»er ot the boumv du ring
Pre»ident CT»vr land’s first admiuiatra-
ion, <ital at Kanaas City.
; ;<r
M r
Ahnut a Week ag*» the prratdetilr
•rsarvhnl
oi I. a
Th«wu<hoot Uwr Ihn» mg Common^» <»lth
4 Caini» wa« khtnap¡«MÍ.
»»0
»I
A h**<f gevKw .d th« Gruuth
«nd Improv<o<M» .4 th< Many l»du.Ub«i
“Vt ith reference t*» your trlvgruiii of
tlo* nth inst
eMrctal and I
pe/tMUC
lowing replie»
R»o4«Tt
lire president !»•• sign«x| the
pine t»rif! lull
W right
OREGON
he. ro
mquirie» t*. C
Ury K<w»t rocvMitly obtal
C«.mmiw»i<»i er
PARTS O*
in
Frrtil Caplurtd by Bandita
■*.
Unga—*Groe».
<(ro-srd. OS'd’c
par ¡MMimi.
Veal—•>'4’x
b»r »mall, 7r7J^ f«»r
large.
|U««*f—Groan, cow a, 3laM4c, stars,
4<4 4'sc; dreaard,
per pound.
Ho|«»—l ¡<4 Lie per ¡» mi ml.
Wool—Valley, 13 *15r; Eastern Ore-
gon, R'4 12%< ; mohair, 21(421 Sc per
pound.
R««ult« of Shamaka farthquak«.
Print « Henry. ot»n aft« r returning
from the 1’nital State», will «e'«l»ratrt
the quarter centenary of hie service in
lha navy
A K ahm » City jibión «rantal Frank
Janin,' mpmst V» on join the play in
, which hr «Ivi hia br-*thrr ar« »«pioli*»
•a train robbwra.
A \<.w York crMirt haaoT'Irrnl tmirgr
J. an-l llrlrn Gould to )«y (M.1MA
judgment nhtaioed in
l’aria court,
a ya i net CuuntoM da ('aatnllane
r
<
•
«r •»
*f/ » '* aJ a *•«-«
* »^4 *
ir*
-t-
« f
*r
rd, 7<4 7 ^c ¡<*r ¡w>un«i.
I'rking. Marrh 10 —llandil »olilury
ha«v cai’tiiml a prirat at Jrhol, ahont
100 nnlm< northaaat of Faking
Both
the French an-l Ruaaian« am aniiou, t>>
ar-n l troopw lo rearo» th» primi, hut aa
Jnhol ia a rich mining district, th»
court ha« order»«! Grnrral Maiyuwan to
hurry and r»l»aa» the priaonwr, in order
to formtail th» entry of foreign troop«
into the dlatrict.
Hauk, Ituanian Trana-Cam aaia, March
11.—The official report of the commit­
tee which haa lawn invaetigatlhg th»
rnriit rwrthqiiaks at Nhainaka ahoaa
that 12» village«, with a total of 0,0».
Ii.oiaea, were Inclndrvl In th» area
the disturbance. that 3,<1M honam «rm
dratroyed and S.ft.3 damaged.
Beeide»
the dwelling« ..|A3 farm buildlnga, II
church«-», 41 tnoarjuae, 11 factor!«-» and
Ihre« •< huulhott»»» wer» «eri- u«ly dam*
agw-l.
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