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day. tlm rol .rn.ers are al
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Hau Cutting
Slump-nng
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CHArTEH XXII
Night has quits cl »♦*•«! to. a
roplUHMiily wild an4 iv.|rt»t, when once
m-»rc* !b» M'.ii.l >f wher • tq»«*i» th» gravel
without rat. L«*s Sera's car
|’t {.5
I : ■ I*. '. •?'
g ( •? t
—is r»ru is a ntrasnro prepared fwc It,
t»rrvet*t th*
but svrft if •»«, tbts 4« • s
• :’4«tj agiate! Lang«* that »«r«, *«<1a
H«-r p
her fa»v •• «hr toara it
quh k*n unptaassutlf to ! ahs half rises
to bar f« «•(
An hour, tw h'-.r.m. pass find »Lc 1« In
ber room »Irrswing for dinner, when a
sers ant bring« ber a noto
■ I h * ve ( • . 7 a y. . f • tu« k' - I 1"
vitati» •> wh <-h <irt»*rl!s gave w«*
H »*i
a*M matters hate rotwpslIsM me td rom*
here aga
f-*r ! r
|ir..c I - gbt .
to Irrapft«« f>»r Ilie Isst time. Upon four
b->sp!talil>
I tax y u will t. t let my
peroro«* disturb y » hi . u»y stay will to a*«
abort that I darr to h««pr joy
mark the riming or gning
A quick wav* of mtar
face, «be lays thr Irttrr
•J*wii'-»a ujM-n the table near
My cftiip iH • nt» tn Mr I».* •art, and Î
h t«r hr will dine with tor t-» night.“ ahr
«aya. rain. » but with an u-- : *
us
touch > ( haut« ur
II *w doro hr darr t>»
treat her like th;«. t*> persist In taJu ving
or rather, to pretend to I m . rie that
hl» pt. ernt e ta
’;»?a»!« fui t>» her?
\\ hat is far to her ur way or Ita other
tha* «Le «h-»uLI ears whether h* waa lu
her h‘»u*e «»r ”i»t of It?
At «I nner, however, »be w»|| have an
opport unity
f wu|«*t»lng bis Lu tw ledge
somewhat
It will to the simplest thing
to let him see bow utterly ui..important
an iter»» he is lu the «ehm** of bet eiiat
r«cv. 'I'berr ta a brilliant Ughi in her
ej re «• ato turna tu receta e thr Woman
sb«« bas n.»w
tue hark with au answer
to her fto-srox* 1“ Dy >¿»rt
There I« a t nV. 1;ty In (be » »man s «:r
(bat w arns her
"Mr Dyaart • c*»mpBm**t« and thanks,
madame, but hr bas already <jiue*l In
tow n
I »«ten this bracelet
aaya Vrra. hold
¡X 'til her sun
Kb»- I« aware that the
* u.-ft »a watch.’ g her. < urtanaly if net
rowdy, and «hr 4»>» move« that the sudden
paitar of tor fare. thr noir thing that
•how« her indigustiun . shall not tot ray
her. ‘That will do j « mi «-an g«».“ she
•ay« after awhile
Hbe awrrps down
•taira almott )u the •rrvant ■ fo«ttotrps,
and I fl ( ai thr green drawing r**«'iM, a
etnaiier apartment than thr usual rr ep
don rvwfm», a nd n wr b*> ktn< deli atcly
• « ry ton rath thr tou<bre -f lamp* and
firelight, an ! with the perfume of many
flowers ha; g-ag er»«»:: I it.
*
Lb* w nd, the thunder, the lightning,
still rage, but the rain has erased, and
a the murky heavens ab ve. a |»ta, • •
ly mooa la atdrlng feebly to break a way
througb tbr «tens«* etatida Huddmly thr
dur»r la thr<>wn op*-n b> an agitated bam!,
an) the woman wlt»,haJ attru*!««*! her
u(»«taifa comes hurriedly. » thout erre
m<»ny. int • the ronn
< >h. tnadama. I thought you w jld like
to ku<»w that you should to told
ahe
• tops, fdgtitroed b) lb* axpressma <»n
Veen's fare
M ell?" say« X era. 1 | : < a sup nearer
to her
I • • :rro. ma
"There !• • ship in great
|
there. potati «
datnr ►xiifsbn* out
vaguely in the dire-1 u of the
rs
“up»n Ito rocks, they say'
There Is
e • elj any b ;*e
• Hut the life boat Y* cried Ver«, »harp
ly. f »rgettlng everything n »w but the aw
fu. th gut of Jratb and death
near
out there up**n those cruel rocks, with
tbo boiling murderous wave« leaping to
receics their prey
"Yea, madsme, but that accident >rs
terday you will rr mem tor it? they say
It ha« di«ahlrd «1« >f the meu, and It is
almost certain death to go at all, and thr
baud« being short, there must to volun
trera, and who will risk thrir lave»
tbo t 'Wnbrwd girl stops ah it with a
quiver, and cuter« her face with h«rr
hands
V. nteert! Me ore 1« Mr Dysart?“
cries Vets, suddenly, with prophetic in
•Ln » ‘ Apeak, g.rl* ’ turning fiercely un
het m •u.
"O<MM down to th« t*».-h. madam« to
»rr wb«l ■ •» b« <I >O« "
"Gone"' ••/• Ver*, «luwtji, •• If dated.
• nd then axaln, ", nef A Hille r aelu
•Ire Alver runa through her It 1« the
final br.akin, up af an; llngerltig .le
rolta. any laat lllualona, Ibat ab« may
•till bar« <-luu, to
"tinier th« rerrlnRe,” ahe aaja. after a
mluute <*r twn, durin, wbi b uuitrre and
maUl bare remained allent
Tht> audden
«•kin, up bae been ao far • «b.- k that
It baa killed all luimedinl« nerrouaneea
Hba leela chilled, calmed. •Irrnj'bene.l
The m «'0 haa In a t»ea»ure <x>m;uered
the cloud», and now ahinea out with a
pale, watery luater. that rather a.Ida to
than lake« from Ibe weird wlldnroa of
■be m,hl The thunder alii) rattle, orer
bead, ami rlrid flaahea U,bt the bla. k
neaa
Her« and (bare, aa th« .«rrl*,.
paaaea by the outaklrta of the « ood, tb«-««
Intermittent buret« of li,b( abow where
a tree haa !»»" felled, or the road rlp|md
up. or a amall bridge carried bodily
away by the fore« of the awollea cur
rent ondereeath
All tbrou,h tb« deadly craabin, of the
atom a boomiti, • und may •>♦ beard at
Ion, Interr ala
Half maddened by II.
and by that other ,reater fear, t era Lea
back la the cernafe. prroalnf ber fin*
«era low to ber rara. n-*w to her throb
bln. brow, that freie aa If It were burnt
It*«
Arrired at th« entrance to the rllla«e. a
drtre of about a tulle from Greyewurt.
•be atopo the carrta,e. and opeulli, tb«
door «prln,a to the «round
A audden
, iat of wind paaainf by alinret da«b«a
her to rhe earth, bnt by a aoperhiiman
effort aha deflea It. and half blinded by
the fkatilu« l!«htninf. and bewildered by
tb« ra«ln« atom, aba turn, aald«, ami
runa paulin«. atru«,lta«. down a aide
pathway tbal »be hnuwa leada to the
beach below.
< H klTER XXIH
Thr wiM wevo* that m«*rt« her right
•tnkra Irrrar to her heart, The mad
rearing of tb«
that, mountain*
high, ru»h ■ ' ;« »iy nlaod I« 4fa«b
agaioat th* graft!to
k*. !’.*• « »•» of the wr ’men. the hotrwe
»alta of (be men. the riamlng. rv«tle«a»
! .r .«-• (hat (I.ng « weird light
the
idrlnrv; a aetve to unnerve her
A;t t. w a «h’fit from the beach! A
¿ark •!•)«•.( In-iDg dragged forward, a
valiant cheer, p«rhap» meant to reach
tho*e m»*erahl0 »-»ul« hovering oa death'«
brink. •1
gtre . oarage to their failing
heart« it « (hr hfe ta»at. an<1 now
A tall
it-9 ha« »i-.-lden’y
become
!■ u.
:
he >•«« .• to L w < t above all
ve •
|.J
fir* la r«.-!eutlj ad
! < ’* ng th» tn with p«e* nate w»rda, an !
n..w hr apr gk into the ta»ftt, and with
rrn.ewr«! I-'. Hjuer.rr »rriu» to compel th<M»<*
¡> < arnt 1» f »J. w kirn
II'« #■■* #, tn Ita
t < hrii.e r. ri»« • eves above (be iicrin
5 ■’ t
(he *•
k«’> girl cr*» i< hing with
■ ’ »• •«:■• | ber tort i»«*rd» that tea
tiuiony to know that It la be whom her
•oul loveth.
> era ataggera
’
: *
- :he «e n darkne«« A hearty
* rj go up fr -m th ««e crowded together
*>n the beach
ru» mlata bar» clear».I
away from the im~>B. »nd aha e«n a»»
* « well •« thoae eager wan bar« that the
Uve biack «[>oto that «me upon th» rig
gin« are n<» linger there
r
a«e b«- n «
eawful. then.
I
) have :ikrfl thote ft»« ha’.f«
d< »d i-tvaturea into the bioaed lifeboat.
>
if the :■ -.era • uld g through
a«n h a aen :n «afety, they rau return.
A I . ««rd re.ief cornea tn her. »<> aharp
*■•
’■¡•»r.-dlr (h«( ahe alm •*' g*»ra
* aj I • -nrath It. Thg good ahip, indeed,
i» g
Where the black, fndiatinrt rnaaa
! a minute aui.e n -w all 1« bare
there 1« but »«,a aud aky. and the memory
of it! Hut the hfeVnat «till lite«
L t «- '
« a 1 daah of the trtnpeatuoua
m Imea the lifeboat the more «ure
ly I
»he.’er. until at la»t It touchai
k
I
A hundred eager hand» are
ati«*trhed
it : . prev'-«it the returning
wave fr.itu carrying it backward, »»me of
tie u r . m<*re adventurous than the re»!.
rt4»b inr*» the »urging tide tip to their
w <t* ind *vue the boat and drag It for-
b!y into safety.
I »/«art. apri g t»g to land he'pa out the
rescued Uteri, row eihauetrd by fear and
exp-sure one of them, indeed, has faint-
fl bat there are kindly anus open to
r« «’ire them and kindly voice« to bbl
.( ri w< ; -..me and to praiee the God of
i ■ I laud for their d«*U»ery from
’Lath thia night
M '! a hnr -d wvs of th* hand he
turns abruptly away from the cheering
• J »nd the darning torrhhghta. an!
!. ak ■« hi« way thr - gh the heavy dark-
.4 ■»• t *«;d the »mail pathway that will
lead t » the road above, ^tumbling, un
it.¡. s’.d ft* g ad gether exbaueted.
he heverthe!e»s ftuda It. aud pitta out hla
bait I to gt> pe for the n* k that he kn ows
stands at the right aide of It, where the
bc»* h commence*
Good heaven», what la thia?
He
st» to V.. irn’G. aud then hla finger« fast
rn with ad
Convulsive energy over
the «mall <-<4d band that has been thrust
mt*» his
A «harp little cry break«
th
gh the darknr«k» and then the ruM
hand le hurriedly withdrawn, aud two
a .
« are thr- wn round him. and cling to
him with passionate vehement e
’ ll le you you! And you are aafta!
Oh. Heft ton' Oh. thank heaven. thank
heaven!“
Who«« roles ia it? Not Vara a? Var»!
and y«K tbs «ng ng iruu are warm. llv>
ug. and genuine, the »<>bblng voice la
real a »inaii disheveled b« ad le very clooe
t«» b 1 »ery What baa happened? Has
hr gone mad ?
He • gtastly pale, white aa the death
from which be has but Juel now so nar-
r* w v re apex! and fteroen bi« right tem
B Blight
•
wet
FLia adds to his pallor. \ era, aee
■g it, sliuddera v. .tantlj, amt lav dun
.
.
hat*!,
I (frvssee her handkerchief to
the wonnd
' Hpeak!“ says be. and now the word
la a command
It rings ebsrply
There
la a very anguish of doubt In hla tone
and hts eyes, burning Into here, are so
full of draperite qneotiuQ. that they ut
terly unnerve her
The strain of the past tr«Tibia hour«
ha« torn to»> severe, and n >w she alnka
beneath It
Hhe bursts Into teors.
• I»h. yes. yr», ye«”’ »be rfiea. giving
him thus vaguely the answer Le requires
In a mnmrnt bls arms are round her.
crushing her against hie heart. To him
th •« in-^herent worda are full of «wert
r«t meaning
Yen. she loves him
Who
•hall tell tho joy thus knowledge brit><«
him joy that is almost pain?
I»»' ng darli g
whispers he, •ottly
A»«l then after a little while, I am too
happy
I do n««t know what to »ay
I
cannot speak.
And Ibra »gaio, "May
I klan you?”
He dore not wait for pertnlaatan. but
preasr« hts lips tn her* «leer lipa, that
kiss him ba< k again, wttb h nest, heart
felt gladness.
(Th* end )
reporta
• tght ini" th»o i.diti* i> ■ ( affair» in ih»
riiillpplnea.
come from Kan.u an<l Mongolia, in Ut.
north weal, of outl.roaka fomentasi by
l’nltwl statre." aaya lioternor W right,
Comi Mentali/,
anxirty o( ih«* »tata dc|»artment orti-
The anthracite coal minera of I'enn- rial», w ho are in n » m*«»l to lw»*«>m«»
«titania have deiiiamhal an eight h- ur
agiiin inv«dved in that quartar o! thè
day.
w<»rld. The latawt ad vice» to thè «lepart-
Another delay in the ratification <.l
meni from tlir -e.it of tr nilde «ere con*
the baniah treaty by the l>anoh gov
tained in n cal ’» gran» re^uied bere
ernment ha» been brought alvini by the
fr* rn I nit«wl '•»tato» (‘•■n»ul M« M a»le. at
opposition.
('antan, date I
March
IH,
»aving
large holding« in the Rork Inland “\ i « rov r« |M rt* reiw»lItati in K wang *"i
have been purvliaaml by the Harriman almowt crudied ”
Ibi* i» n«»t !«>rne
interest« and Ho« that r a l will not be out hy thè pre-a a«lvìce» <»( lator date
extended to the <oa«t
hent'o tliv anxietv of Hi«* otti« il».
William J. Bryan celebrated hi» 42«!
birthday by moving unto hi» farm n«*ar
Lincoln, 5>eb.
Anthracite coal miner» of Pennsyl
vania are <»n the eve of another »trike
The trouble i» over the wage M ilo.
*'W«ar» «'far
Once county Frohibitlooista
placa»! a til kei in the field
have
The »eiiate ia working on the niea»-
iire for the protection of the proaident
againat ananhiata.
King Edward ha» made arrangement»
to ftwal 500.000 of the poor of London
during coronation week.
The »tale a«ylunt for deaf »nd dumb
at Jackwm, Miae , «»■ Vitally deatrvyed
> .
Trine» Henry ha» landed on German
•oil.
Tbo retiate Iuka |.«>.re.l the alnp aul>-
anly bill.
The boere ï» w rk ii.g
and harbora bill.
<>n Ut» rivara
In a rollialon at Milwaukee between
• p»a«engrr train and «treat rar 10 per-
one «ere injurwi
A lit» «ating crew and aeveu men it
had reami»! from a »trandnl vi»arl were
drowned at Cape l'<a|.
Two children were burned to death
in a tiro at Galena, Kan
Uh«a fleer W m a Dollar a Pound
Only a few reara «go fl. nr aold t-.r 11
a pound in parta of M ntana. and other
llutter rea* bed
provision» were higher
11.75 in
Virginia City,
W hen pro-
vision» were forced too high by apecu-
lat«>ra, there
was
a
raid
and living
IMSwaaitim. especially flour, were taken
to a common depot and tho ■•corner"
busied.
Theee stone», and many oth
New York while
from illnesa
that I frer ih«
reni.orml
ftenple
at
rather ari ina'la;ua'.<> : I. a
from th»
h-one gel
I t! e .itua-
tlon bore
The ;.rre. re;*irta of thè laat
The dial riet convention of Chri«ti»a
m nlh or ni. re. whlch hot» rwacÌM*l uà
Kmieavor «orletMa d lane and Pouglaa
rouoto» «vili m<vt in Eligen» Marrb 21 bere, togrtfier with Ilio o mnienu
thereon. aevnt lo iti.li.ato that thè goti-
Of the 41 delist«*» sent to the
that
.
U heeler county Republican convention,
23 are I r M »a!y au I it for M Ilham- are eith«-r blaaing with in.urre. tlon or
eon.
Contlnueil heavy rain« in Southern
Oregon tiave kept an abundant aupplv
"I water in all tb» ditch«*, allowing tlie
hydraulic placer mining o|>emtiona Io
rotilmne in full Idaat through' ut II •
J'eephlne milling dlatrii t
It ia reti
Iiiatnt that the output will le 50 ;er
cent greater thia year than in any re«-
w>n paat.
The Multnomah county llepublirno
r«mention met in Porti nd Manti IV
A l«*giaiative ticket ami deleitata« to th«
•tate and cwmgrea»i«mal
convention«
Chine»« Hebel» Capture ê Town.
were nam«w|. after which adjournment
Hong h ng, March 25.—The rebel* waa taken until March 27. when tbs
rhe
have captumi tin* prefectural town of ctuinty tn krt will Im nominata!
indv|>etid«uiUi I a t full u ntroj <>( the
Kan Chou, in the province of Kwang
meeting.
Tung, ami have »eixed tl»«« ar~»nal and
The 1UOO |«dato crop in C.aw coealy
granarie*. Tl»e Mandarina of the gnrri*
-on Rod and Mp|**aled to Cantan for re- haa l«en nearly all cicalini out.
inh r . vinentM. Thev i«x*r«»y of CanU-n
Th® lat»«* county iNuno rata will hohl
replied that it hä « impoMÜde further their county convention April 5.
Governor Brady, of Alaska, ha» a»k««d
to «irplrte the Canton garnwon, an«l
■ ongr«’"» to appropriate 1100,000 with
urged General Ma t** mak«* the utinoat
The Baker ('ity gas plant is to t-O
which ta represent Alaska at the St.
effort» I«» put down the rebellion.
on large« I ami improved to meet the de
Isouia exjaoaition.
ma nd for gas, which is steadily in-
A re*»luti n haa !>een intnduced in
creasing.
STRICKEN FROM THE BILL.
tlie »«»nate thanking K«war Admiral
Primariea for Multnomah
county
Kempf! for nduaing to join On* allied
Very few I Sono
force» in the Immbardment of th«« fort« Mout< Committed Rf|«cta ClauM Prohibiting were held March 15.
crate voted, a» there waa no tight among
Employment of Chínete Sailon.
at Taku, China.
their forvvw
In the Republican rank»
Wnahintfton,
March
25.
—
By
an
al*
It 1» undrr»t<Mid that the president i»
tin» anti Sin -n t r e« carrml the Jay
coiiftidering the appointment of ex-S^-n- moat unaniribHin troto the houan c»»m-
atar U <dc«»tt, of ('•»!• r «<!o, ta »m > «•» •! mitlee on foreign aflairn »truck out of
The Polk county Republican conven
tion war held at l>alla» March 15 and
-et retary of the interior Hit« !ic«»‘k,
the M it« hdl-Eahn Chineae exclnmon
delegate» tn the »tale and congrmelonal
who will retire from the cabinet.
Hili lio* |Mtra^rapli prohibiting rbif*» rouveatioM aaaaad aud eouaty oSeera
I ire on the ILdaiken, N J., water-
dyin^ the American rt»*: fr»-m employ- nominal««!
No action ««» taken ia
Iront cauaed a luaa of 11 .tHMi.OOD.
inil Chit e*«« nailorn. under
(ten- regard to the nenabiraliip.
Ex-I’ro»ident ('leveland celebrateli
ally f r «»m il offenw».
Thia provision
Ti e Republican» of Morrow i. unty
hi» tìótli birthday on the lMtli in»t.
lia- prove«! one of the chitd aourrm <d held their convention
at
Heppner
Firat Areiatant I*o»tma«ter General
o »nt ru\ «»r» V «»% ertile Idi!
The pena tor« March 15 and elected delegate« to th»
J*hnmm haa nwigniai on accouut of |««>r
and repre*x*ntatKee fiorn the I’m irte «late and ermgreaaionai
convention.
brat th.
nm-t -tate«« r«»tfar<i thia provhioft aa the Rem Intlona were ad.n tml
ind oaing
J'awph II. Manley haa l»>en
flereil
Williamaon a» l nltr.1 State» represen
the |»i»itlouof flrat aeaivtant |>>»tuia»ter rn«*t important.
general.
Marni« J. U righi, <>(
movement,
»•« namol and a rew>lnti"U adopt«!
A»«*«ty «l Washtagtoa.
i« ndetnnirig the action of l*ro»idenl
Waddngt »n, March 25.—The situa lt.a«w»rlt in acnding anvoy» to tl.e «wr-
the ti u in Southern Onna • altra« tmg thè .•nation of King Edward aa unpatriotic
An inventory of Colli» I’. Hunting
toil’» 4»*tale d)o«M it to Iw worth al»»ut
• 2V.000,000.
t" («onerai
ihla city, whi'h gire» an in terrei mg in-
Provident Roosevelt «ili retire Gen
Mile« in the near friture.
er» that afford more pleasant reading,
are found in Wonderland for It»o2,
published by the Northern
Pacific
Railway. This book carnro hundred»
■ d la-autifu! Western aceuee in | er feet-
ly printed illustration» that the rostlv
Th- llrltlab marqula working b*f«rw mag»line« might t« proud of. Fend to
the tna«t haa turned up in St. H«l«n» Charlee H. Fee. St. Paul, Minn., for
on • «allinc a ««»I plying iwtwren En the book. He »enda it free, but 0
gland an<l Amirali«, accordlug to the cent» poatagr 1» nmwaaary.
Nt. IIHeti» Guardian It la tbo UarqiiT«
n and b. Ir of th»
of Graham. »Ideal
Governor Taft, testifying Iwf'.rr the
t*aka of Moutroao, 21 year« of ag». 11» home inaular ivimmittee. denied rc[«>rta
want« to fl ml out all about th» nier that Filipino» are cowardly.
chant marina and Io earn a maatvra
The Fennaylvania management con
cortlficata.
template« a new union »tati-m for Chi
cago. to cwt. with terminal facilities.
J.pancae Ciocia
Jipan import« American aprlcga and IIO.OOO.OOO to 115,000,000
manufacture» dock« «o cheaply tbal
William ll'»T, for many year» gen
only tb» very k>we»t gradea <an b» ita eral »U|ierintendrnt of the Adams El-
porteti
pre»» Company, committei! suicide at
I.lv» only for to day and you rulu t»
luorrow Sminuii».
tar
China,
car loua
ttt
The bill for the protection of
proaident ha» panned 111« renate.
Ut»
ITillipl'ine«. haa wrltton a perennai Iet
n.» r"Ik .i.nnty Probibitkwtlata will
lamia there, and Mianjhai will tarotne an in hold a conventi n In l*alla> April 5,
ternational K«rfiN-n town.
h r the piiry-wc of placing . full county
The H aiirfhai Mercury aarw that Im* ticket in the field.
The Canadian Pgriflc freight ahmla at
Wliin>|«-g wore burned, together with (ore hie d«’rtt!i. I i Hung Chang »urren
The U'ard <d director« of the Florence
all freight record» for the puai 22 year» drred full privihv«- to liuaaiA tu Man*
ach«»| district have deckled to extend
churia. an I the n«*)cotiatioiia now going
h-.a gl'iO.iHii
the m L«»»i tarm «me month, making
on ar»* wai I to lw* a blind Io h«"»|wmk
Tbo acuate ; mim «*I tho war revenue
the c|o«ing of »even months of acboui
nval (■>a« r-
The M«»r* ury aaya that
repeal bill
••n April 1».
had 1.1 ii‘<t di4'«l. hi» a«iii«*»ion to Ku»>
The honae haa pa «re* I the river» and •ia • policy w«»uid have inv«»lv«wi Chin»
At the meeting of the Colom Ma
harbor» bill.
in «ar.
county I'em.» rata a full county Intel
the
g< rernor of
ll>e bi< revoiati» n in South
which ia • • >.|n.|>rva-l ani
The Nang corre-
Mongolian prime«
A coal minore' .trike in Virginia and •p n irnt >f the >hang!.ai Mercury aaya
•«•t Virginia ia probable.
tl .«t 1” (HM> rwltel« have ma-w*! at that
A barlwar« trual haa I wen tar med
city to move <*n Kwang >i I* wni.
with a capital ■ I I I0, i »<* o . im ■
From '‘»Eanjhai cotii«m nrweof exrito-
A rombine ia twing forni«*! in New
rnent over I! e d»** im n of Germany to
York which, if roni|>iet«*l. will CORtfol
maintain her jam* n there, which
Ilio entire nl' kel output >>! tbo « rl<l
mean» that France, Britain amt J a [«an
The new Chlnawe oxrlu.ion lull ron-
bilged to have garriaona
tatua a claiiae whl< Ii will | rroent China will alee
tr< n> |>artl<i|*ktir>g in
lair.
22 — Jmlgo
March
W righi, ai-tmg ciril
here to
thè bar to of C
Tung bu llaien, an e«.R.>xer. «i.lw! by
ut at Manna
Alt'«, G«r«r»«w »n<M Naat Nown I »a Far
Laat ot tb« Phil.pp.Mi ara Paailtad.
Waahingt n.
PARTS OF OREGON
Orientai liner» whirb arrl»r»l
Only Fint CljM Shop in th, Gty
01:
2s. 1902.
in» In thè a.itiii'M rorolred by the two
TM. BILYEU. Prop.
*' 9 r
MAI« II
el»e Ihat "Utbreaka aro prevcBteil only
by thè uae of ir •■;•«
»■ala.
«>n
ari etten«h»
TMa i, eholly mialeadlng
rea! trulli ia that in V • ;mr mnt
territ-oy of il e lalamla
•urm-tion, ami
The
of th»
tbor» i* no In-
American«
go alami
•ingly and unarnrol, with about as
mm h «afvty »• ll>ey woul>! in • large
majority of thè alate« al homo
I here
1« a faal-tlnng In.iirr,« 11.>n in two
proain«**« of thè grret irlaml of Luxon,
ami In thè remoto aimthern l-tand of
Marnar.
Ilare ai «I tírete in more re
no'le «evlH'i.a llirre are Inala nte <• of cat*
ite «tawling and .<va.| naily murder or
robbary.
V w are dewill g very cnergvt-
‘III the
•‘ •Hy «
w'th
il.e law
la* 1rs«
Ire* Hem. iit, ami
tl.e |«« .| le a> a rnle are o -I hii I |t,g i|lr|r
honro. wliere tl ey Hate bren dretn.i «*l.
••<»! i*>ur*e
lelegraphu ,li>|at«lre
.-enerally .Irei alone in «ornething aon-
■ational
1 ap| reheml that if any «ina
of na «ere in « r reign country ami re-
ceivral only iirw. of «l ai »». happen
ing in thè rrnt..| -ut«., |n poli.» cir
ci« «.• «mil'l gel al-kit ih» «u,« ¡,1«
■>f our u»n rormtry aa n any <>l thè ;••*»-
l'io wrm tol.a.eof II I.
A« to thè
MISSOURI ICE GORGE.
K ... Kalos ir Almott Dry Dynanulr Hong
Uud Is Hraak Ip I ha Jam,
Chamberlain, N l> , March 24 —An
ire gorge which haa lawn forming in
the MiMoiiri river at thia place for
*>inn time ha« reached a point which
haa caused the river to overflow the
lowland* lor
40 miles
tip
th»
river.
I he Ira IS lacked ao tight that the led
Irnlow the gorge for several miles la
• Im «t dry. iiynamite 1« la.ing u««*t,
but without rffm t lip to the prownt.
At II o'vlovk tonight the water in
the Mi.so<iri river remain« about tit«
•ani" as early thia r rn :i|(, •) > win^ a
total of It fret,
A gorim baa >»•'••»1
formed
between
( 'Im tn Imr I« in
and
American island, diverting the channel
loth» west side of tlie Island, where
tlie water and heavy run i>t the Ire is
Ì lie main argum«»nt leading tn atrik- tative and pledging ita delegate» to vote tasaing freely. Tbl. la very likely to
leave tlie channel ;>rrmnnentjy on th»
ing out the previe! n was that the
againnt the return of Senator Sim n.
west aide of th» island, aa with an
American «hip* on lio« Pa« iflc c. rnpet«*
open channel there, no pressure exists
u itli Englieh and Japan«—«’ I in«*««, and
to Clear out the gorge on the <M«t side.
P ortland marke tv
that the latter »hip« wool«! indir«*« tly
receive a groat advantage in continuing
THE CHINf SL RTBELLION.
Wheat—Walla
Walla.
<i4%.Rn5c
It •• en I ! V front of Chin«*««* at |7.5<)
(»«•r month
wher»a» the American kluestem.n* t'.a*,c. Valley,H5 to5t,r
»hi]>» w< nid have to |«ay about |J0 per
Barley — Fned, 120021.;
brewing, Mar,hai So > Esiot Cummard Mai Draarlrd
month for white f*aik*rw
*2! »21 50 par ton
•s4 Jomad th. Rabal.,
Representative Kahn, of ('alif >rnia.
1 krta No
1 .Lite, |! 15.J:
Hong Kong.
March 22.—AdrlcM
Im* talked w ith Rpawker Hemlerron aa gray, 11 10*1 20
troni ('»Bton say it ia < rvdibly rep rtw!
to the ext luvion bill »hm it mnlxw
I
r
I.
•
t ’
t : I I .. •
there that the »ica-roy lia. re.-. I»eal tele
the hcu»r. and It la uodcrat.aal that
larrol, graham, «2 .MM? »0.
while Mr Kahn <«»u»iderw the <« i)<>r»'
gram« from Lung Chin, on the Annata
M
•'
t ■
• ■ •
clauM» tn* M lin|M*rtant he will twd in
bonier, alleging tl at the «I "le • I Mar
dlinga,
«.'I
.
sl.ort».
I'.'l
M
.
<
hop,
»int u|w n it to the «»stent of }«* (»ardil-
shal Su'» tr,« pa have deserted and
117
50.
ing the entire ex* lu»b>n measure.
Joined the rebel«.
H tbi« is true, say
f
’
Cho «r« In Manila.
*7 5001; Oregon wild l.a>. *'■ to |«T tl.e odvi'e«. it adds to tl.e revolution
ists gti.ooo foreign «ni el and drilled
Manila, Marvh JS.—Th« Umrd of ton.
tn«>|.s, r apablr of de'eatjog sny force
L» dlth l- n akiiigf a *’r
t«f’< rt I pi
_.re-
rotator»—Rest Rurlmnka. *1.10 4 I 30
vent thn p|»rv«»<i
cholera
flier» l.ave percental; ordinary, 7M*0r per <«• n- Ihr Imp- risiisi« ran rai-e.
The telegrams further aay thecr.nntry
Iwn H» < t e« at •! 1 » tii vith» amoitiT tl*e tal, gr wrr»’ pri>es awreta, *2.?•> J? 50
la iindouLtnih rilo- b r relellmn
Rob«
nativo* in two day*, and other nalivre |*r rental.
lieri.-a are .4 (rr«pi«*nt '«■rorrrn<*vt tl a
nr** wii-jd « e-t«| t.f having t'onlractrd thr
Butter—Creamery. ?5<g30c, dairy, lont-ramtinned drouth prevente
the
dinra r
The imp rtat!• n of vntrtoble lfl»2SSe; stor». I3<gl5c.
planting •.< spring rice, »ml this has lol
mattar from China i» pr»-bihitrd , in*
Fggs—14c fur Orogon.
the farm laborers to Iro nia rolilwra.
•
ti ?i can.| * ar««
««»tabiid*«I in
Well Informati |«r«ona ron.hier a
(beese — Full cream, twins,
every district, and IraHeta are pijln
rebellion similar to that of the Tai-
li-he.| adviidi»* the j<w| l«* to U il their 134c, Young America, 14016c;
I'oig probable.
drinking water before oaftng it. Fi lory pri.ee, 1<41 *»c lees.
Pooltry—Chickens, mixed. *4 (XHW
nally. ♦•wry one i* urg<*«i U» o»*«.pirate
No talc mi on of Surrtadtrtag.
in tlie dentriiKion of thia dangt*r<>Qn en A 00, hen«. * A 00*4*1 50 |mr d<wa*n. 11(4
emy.
fgvndon, March 22 —A di»)atch to
I2*»c per pound , springs. ll(4l-r ;mr
[»■und I tl1» per • been duiks. *5'4« the Time« from Kl«*rkm!orp, Tranavaal
Will Give Rotenu» a library.
per doaen; turkey»,
live, I?r4l3r. <’o|«»ny, auy» that the Boer» in the
Iloreman. .M*»nt . March 24 «»Word dro««.«!. | «4 IMc per pound , geese *«4 Wewtern Tranavaal are well »upplird
I a* Im* n m e ved Ir rn Andrrwr ('arne- 07 |«r dosen.
with gun» and ammunition, and have
gi«- who will fiirniah I reman with a
Mutton—tirrs*, 4e per pound, drew»- unlimited a«i| ¡w rt and a large amount
free (»ublir library, provided the city 1» «•I, 7(47 4r per pound.
of atork; that their number» give them
Il'igs—Grosa, 5*<c; dressed, fl 4<g7« con th fence, while the block hou«w* ay»tam
williiK’ to «upport the institution at
not !•••» than (1.500 a year. The per pours!
haa led y«*t l«ren extended enough to
library ia to «•««•t ||5,000.
Vanl—O0SH for small; 707 4 for alarm them,
W bat 1« porndble haa
large
fiern d< ne, continue« the«w>vre»|N»ndent,
T'aopt tor Corowatiow.
Beef—Gross, row«, 3*t(44r; steers tmt. owing to the
InanfRciency of
New York. March 25 —It is atated, 4(44 4«: dreaswl, fl 4(4 7 4c per pound. tmope, the British column» have lern
Hope—12019» per poo nd.
ton »mail to co|<* adequately with the
•ay» • l-'iid ri di»pat> h to the Tribune,
Wool—Valley, 13'4 15c. Eastern Ore Boer foreew, which are all r« m(*•*•**! nf
that there will lie 2,500 colonial Efwpe
in I j ndon for the coronation. Practi gon, fl'4 12 4c, mnhair, 21021 4c per righting men, without any intention of
•urrend ering.
cally every colony will 1» rrpramrnted. pound.
Mian Rhaw. of Ht. I/vola, la to paint
Daatroyar Barry Laun<b<d.
ITilladelphia, Marrh 25—The Barry, j the portrait af Qneati Alexandra thia
an tn mar.
the third of th« «er:.-« nf tnrpotl.'» ixet
St Tz>nis fair manager« ar» Inform«*!
<|o«troyer« whlch har» le-en huilt 1"f
the l'mteu ‘•tato* gorernment by Beti»' that King Menelik of Abywlnia may
A levar. ha» Iweu laiimbed
Miaa •crept an invitation to visit th» si po
Charlotte Harne«. » de«.en'lant nf Com- sit ion.
Tha Pori. W.rn.d
fzindon. March 22 — Iti a diapatch
frnm Vienna, thè enrreapondent nf thè
Daily Chrwniclc aeya that Great Rrit
ali!, Anatria and Ritmi« bave addroeerd
a nota to Tnrkey wlmoniahing thè porte
to keep or'ler in Maivalonia.
li» honor el Mia» Raot.v«IL
molore Barry, alter whom tha craft i»
Joseph n»vlin, n»w
inuring the
nam«*i, «hriaten«*! the boat. The Iittle T'nilro! Stata» in the Interest of th»
W Übel mah a ven. March 22.—Empe
tighter bad «team up wliongthe launch- I nital !ri«h leegua. haa been »1 st tad ror William ha» directed that a fnrmer
temporarily insane ing t.«<k place and tnok a ahnrt apin te th» Rrfttsh p»rl!«*n«nt from North torpnb. boat, now naed a» a guard »hip
down th» l*»lawar» nr»r
, Kl'.ksnny.
here. »Lall he renameli Alice RoneevelL