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CHAPTER I—Continued
“Ah," lie «aid to m«, ’’an yon'v«
n*me to try and enlighten our Il-Aten-
tut. a (.out • thing <•< two in this world
and th« n«*t
Well, you ran only do
y <;r le-et, V 1 kn w we'll try to make
yo«i comfortald« and back you up
Con>« all tfw way fe rn lor Ion today.
I auppwehave you got yourself fiie-l
up yet in the village’—what «>•«>•
author • lia|>— Matthew or Mark -urn
mat
or otf^ir —'«II» a 'lainraahire
Hell-hole ' Well. »« re not quit« ao
had aa that yet her«, tell we're getting
to it
But It can’t lw helped, you
know we ha’ gone forrard and we mun
<■’ forrar-ler, a* the rabbit »ai l when
he let th' eoarei get him Into a bole
S’«a, ‘fl«ll-hole
I oil it ahruld 1» a
Uawfol change fla»r you it may give you
an idea when you want to dow’il» t<>
yiwir ivs-go-g**ion the real —'
"Jim, lad." Interrupt»! hia *>st«r.
"you’re forgetting yourself"'
"Kh? Oh’—ah. well I r-sn reniem-
he», yon kn w. when all r nd at- it
here aaa aa «»ret am! pretty a pla<ro—I
waa Iwwn hock o' th' While M<<«a" (in
dicating that Icaaltly over his shoul
der), 'Top|det<41 wav"
Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye.
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BY J. MACLAREN COBBAN.
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Hair Cwttinf
Shampuxog
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as4 Kl Faso»
with •*▼*?•!
Thihppinaa.
•■•ni at Waal
R« B. M/GfR. G. P. Â.9
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"What's g 't ’Mantile'" he »ai l. al-
dreaaing hia aiater
' Is he stuck till
midnigti*. In hie laborstory sgain?
ILwen'l sein aa if that amoke was to
oom« off tonight
In I’aul's Iran"' now
it uarel to lie 'Smoke where you plea»-'
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—drawing room <*r anywhere
Paul'"
I was aatoniahed and alarmed
Mlae la. i hi riae hurriedly, and
without a word from the room
riteinhardl made as if »he would follow
bar, but ahe did not
Slie sank tut. k
in her chair with a »igh
"Jim*
Jim'” ah« exclaimed, re-
proaihfully
“Why will
you
things, when you know the poor girl
cannot tsvar allusions to it?"
"Ah." said Hirley, humbly. "Poor
Iler father," he explained, turn-
lam
Ing bi me. "haa never come liack I from
Ixovdon
Poor Paul"’ 11» was visibly
affected
"He ha<I Uv go to th« law rmirta
there." said Mra. Hteinhardt, * ’ more
than a voar ago. about e>me drwadlul
txisinesa of the chemical work — he **•
my hnehend'a jiarlner ”
"llilderalieiiner v. lorroil am! Stein-
hardl ”—( Frank turn«! on the muair
•tool to correct hia uncle'« pritnun« la-
Ikiti ) "Well," said >»«. ’‘that * all
right, anyway that waa the rate.
May be' —turning again to me—"you
renieinlwr It in th« pajama
It was
about th« infringement of a chemical
patent Manuel bad put them up to in
bis eternal laboratory
"Nay. uncl«." interrupt»! Frank,
flushing up
"It waant' father's fault
more than anyone elae'a."
"Ay, lad," «aid Hirley, "of cnarae
you k.vow all about it
But you're
right to aland up for your father How
ever. Paul, as the chief I the firm,
went Up V> I..udon to fight the case he
fought ami limt to the tune of 30,000
pound« damage»—which, I aupptwa,
dr»v« him ma<l. poor fellow, for he’s
never com« lawk—mad« away with
himself, very likely, or, somehow. got
made away w ith."
"But, surely,” interrupt»! Frank
again, "it ouild hardly be th« damage*
did it, uncle’ You rememlier he went
bi Paris after the trial about some pat-
tern business for th« print works, and
then got hack to Ixmdon again."
"Ay, lad—out 30.000 pound« dam-
ago« can make a man feel very queer all
the way to Paris and back.
At any
rate. p<«>e Paul's gone —lost in the great
Iwixlon wildernew».”
"It ia a very extraordinary affair,"
•aid I
"But 1 dont' remember seeing
anything of it in th« papers "
“It gut into tli« papaM, though."
•aid Birley, "tn rom« ettent —not
much. We didn't want a noise »lout
a private, painful thing like that,."
"Bnt." said I, wondering, "I sup
pose inquiries were mad«’"
"They Inals inquirieahigh and low,"
•aid Hirley; "they laid detertivea on,
• nd everything, but ncthing came of it.
Did there, Frank’"
"No," said )rank—"nothing at all.”
"Did vou try tn trace him out of Ixm*
dqn?” ! a*k»i. "I suppwe they did,”
•aid Hirley.
"Tao—oh ye«," said Frank.
I wondered that Birley should keep
using the word "they." Had he burn«
no ahare in the inveatigat ion himaelC
I had my thought answer»! at one«.
"I wasn't abl« to go to london my-
•elf. ' Mid Birley; "I waa laid up with
a broken leg; and. wh«n I g"t better, I
didn't think it was any naa my going
There waa an end ot Paul—that waa
curtain; for he wasn't the man to knock
ander like, and get lost just."
In a little whilw Miaa Lacroix re-
turned, with apology tor her with
drawal.
"i had a litUeof headache," aaid ah«
I now *aw more dearly the encroach•
menta which grief, ami what I esnre t
dr*nl* by other words t an ' anii« o«
waiting," had made <«n a young life
which would, n nop press»* I, I was »»ire.
haw lw*r»4 er» full «»( Spirit and mirth
I longed thereat*! then «ith an ewrnrat
«leaife that I might do v>n*elhirtg to
brighten hrf Ilf»-. U» remove ’be weight
of uncertainty am! grief w hieh tair*lemd
it. ami prey»*! up* n it
Ihit I had little further opportunity
for talk with her that mght
In a (♦•*
minute« Mr. Meinhardt ret?»rt »*l
We
Beard then «hat «ere tin« ra u sa I tie» re
volting from the failing ot the l«e||
tower
A h rra» had twen kill«*!, as.
• ira», l ai lw-en a e»w with her litter
and two pig* La-1 Iw’en *» injure»! that
the laitfl her had U» i«e •t*mm*»mad.
We
were now invited into the anv king
f- n
b«it Mr l irif v t’ «« at «1 wai l I •
muil le g’ ing be w<*ul<! rtin ke hi*
pi,* on the »ay home * wi’ th' jrarron.
FarM«n *m<4««. I supplier?’' «aid
hr, laying hi« hand <>n my »boulder
bo i»« am! I departed together.
n»e
valley «a* asleep under a white pall of
f-ig hut the weir>| t* ngur* »■! flame
•till flickered <>n the
j«- and ridge
lehindsmi bevond os (from c* kr ovens,
my companion explain«*!), ami the tall
chimneys dreamily an«! intrrtniltently
smoked
Th« great chimney of the
chemical work*, however, emitted not
si» much *m kr a»a thin | inki*h vap*»r
which «to|r away im|*rrrptihly over
the neighborhood to poison all green
tiling«, and to Alter through th« • ra« ks
ami ■ r- .
f door t-a i «indi * a to
trouble *io«*|*r« « ith lethargy and head
ache.
•*By Grorge "exclaim«*! myrotnpan
ion
"Hr U get fln«d again soma «lay.
I‘aul u*ed to I* alway* at him about it
poor PsnM"
bo ended my flr»t evening in Titttper-
l»‘V—a memorable evening for me. 1
had mads the acquainlancv of on»*
whom 1 have reason n w to < »11 a* dvar
a friend as I have ever known, ami n*
g<xs! * man as fortune ha* ever lie-
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1» a rest of all earth*« < r»aturc* to me
CHAPTER II
I frequently lo»ki«l in u|»>n the
la<li«a at Timp«rl«y Hall, and took a
four-o'clock cup of tea with them (not,
however, to tlie li«glnct of other, if Ic
pli-aaant. |>arochial ilaitatloua). I’ur-
ll>< thee viaita ae talk.-d will» it that
conatramt which ~nn<-h’ « Mr
M. in-
hanlt'a preaemr imp-'»«-<l u|«ui na
Mi a* lacroii and I aitrwd in our opin-
iona ror.crrninü th« ruthlwaaneaa with
which latncaahire puahed on ita indua-
trial way ae often aatonlahtal p<a>r
Mra Ftcínhardt t a..inetitne« even our-
arlve«i by the aarinth with which we
would dÍM-uaa th« outrage done to man
and nature.
< >nc afternoon »« talked thua
It
waa well on in apringtime the atream
waa running full ami all nature, in
«pite of drawl»*, ka. waa atriving to look
green. I told them bow that n»‘rniug
I had atnod by the little plank bridge
juat t«d< w Timperley Hall, l-«>k'ng
aero.a at th« dreadfully Inndiercd littie
|>eninaulaon »hull the ruinol »pinning
mill atrwal, when thete turned up at nur
elbow an old man whom 1 knew i.j
eight aa an ex-hawdlootn weaver
“A fin« brook, that, paraon,” he
•aid.
*'¥«•,*' raid I auiting my reply to
what 1 thought hia ;»-r.ittage "what a
pity no trout «««ill to know of it“’
“Ah, hut," «aid >>«, aadly,' ‘ there
were trout In it wonet, though there a
been non« for mony a day
Trotit’
Aw defy onytiiing to lire in that, I» it
gettln* ciir.»l firat, like a red herrín' or
a rallymander'
There
waa a lad
ilroanel like aa it might la* thia aprmg.
and he were never found till like a. Il
might la* neat twek end. down timer III
that mod. !>« were not gone at all. but
b« were cured thro’and thro’, black,
mon—black“'
Thia I told and then I continued
“Drowning, they aay, ia an eaay death,
but to drown in each a atream •• that
acema horribly repttlaive
I fancy no
one would car« to<vn>nilt «ui<i<l« In It "
I perewired my «tupid blunder aa
aoon aa 1 ha l apoken; 1 had not
tbuught that what 1 «aid maid betaken
aa “alluait«“ to the diaap|»-arance of
Mr. !«< roi<
“Eariiae me, aaid Miaa lacroii.ria
mg hurriedly, “1 do not i««a»l very well
lk> not come, Mra Sl»inhar>lt, I •hall
get tietter by myrelf.'*
I of coiir«« made apology to Mr»
Meinhardt for my atupldity.
“Yea,” raid ahe; “you «ee ah« raa’t
!w>ar any kind o( allnamn to her
lather'» «nd. Bhe told me »on after
•he cam« here (»h« - uldu t, y«wi know
g> on living in that tog hou»e up there
al) by herw*If)—»he told me .i atrange
dream »he had once or twice when her
father waa miaaing—the *trange.t thing,
but I acolded her ao, ah« haa never aai<l
another word to me about it.
Mill I
fancy ah« think» a great deal about her
lather, though ahe doea n«>t »ay much
they were rare and huelo’ one another.
That very evening I unexpectedly
learned from .Miaa Lacroix heraelf wbat
that atrange dream waa
I waa return
ing by moonlight from the houae of •
pariahioner along that rame ro«d which
fl rat brought me upon the valley. I'aw-
ing the pond on my right (which 1 be
fore mentioned aa reflecting the lighted
windowa of th« many atoreyed mill), I
observed a figure, chwked and h>»»led,
«tending on th« margin of th« pond
under on« of th« tree«
I pan »rd a
minute, whil« my heart heat with ap
prehension. and then I p«a-<»l through
a gap In th« fence and appr<ach<-d
Th« figure turned quickly, a* if in.ia*
OltEf.ON,
I'lUhA Ï
1>«M st ths itttruai
a •! In ths pals
n> * nhfht I rv*i<niis4 U;s fare .4 M im
lattfTOifl.
*"Miss
larroli*"
I
exclaimed.
•*Y<wi hen»'“
•'Oh, Mr 1’nwiii.” «ha began, in
sm irnl tension •»( feeling, *’! <*»uhl n«»<
-eat in !<»’f». six! a»» I « am* down to •«*
f n< i* Ja.j ir* ! rtiuiti n«4 ronuiin with
him. and m > 1 came nt hers to l«M>k st
thia.
which sissy» fa* mates m»
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! •!<»>! by l»er «i l* arv! 1 * k««!, thia
1» what I *«•
An in*rrte*l reflection
'( tint tall rhimnr . <4 th« rhsntn'sl
«<>rk« sliich »a* emitting, a« It often
>b«l la’s in t!<** ririnhg. ita »tramre
l»ittki«h vapor; tht* *a|*»r in th* rwflec-
tn»« |>a>k«*l •• if it w»-re »1 sly rising
from ths bottom <»( th*» ¡»»rv!. and, as
it»
r l»len4«*l with the tints tlni
water • msliow I’ k a» the brsNsaw ruf-
fl»*l it thia way >r liat, pr«>»iurv*l th«
impre*»i n*laai"«lv simaieri ng caul
dron of r«*i, green, and c«»pf*r brown
flame
ThU aaa *> wonderfully weird
a fancy that I cohfr-MM 1 felt nit akin
• rorp
I turned my «yaw a*ay. and
tlmn ln«'k«*l again, an»! again, hill the
iittpcwasfon was ever ths same
it»
very at range’" !
1« it n»-t ’" •• i«l aha. "Y<»n ra* it
a.-
Mr 1‘nwin, ’ »he went «»n, turn
ing •iMldrnly t»> me. and •j-vtking with
a keheinefne which ll»< reaped a» ’!■•»
w«»r»!a ratne, "I Lake wish«*l te tell jyou
Von are a clergyman am! mual (»car
n»e make my • *nfi *»i'-n , and you will
keep it ae« ret to y ■ ir*rlf. Y‘>u have
heard, j*rhaj**, that my father—my
<!«wr father’—-i» th«>ngbt tn I* «lend.
now just a year ago?’*
"I have,' said I
"He went tn Ix»n*|on and to ' l’aria
<in boainroa, an«! he never «'ante hack
It bap|*nrd while he waa sway that I
lived all by hivm -K at h«m>e
I I slept
sound that i.irfhl without »Ireammg.
when suddenly I had * dream
I s«w
VAp- r or flame •!> w|y rising just like
that—I saw a man plunge into it, am!
I knew the n an was my father — I felt
he »ai
I awoke at on< e all trembling
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was all my dream "
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had not heard some one-— Mr». Stein-
hardt. h r instAm e—suggest that hs had
<! » w nr I, and then you went and
dreamt of the
iliar appearamw of
thia pond?**
"No, no, no”* she protested with
rapid veil*’ i cn<e
"Did I not aay that
I ilrciniwl it the very night on which
all trace <<f him w.i* lost from hia hotel
in l^«nd -n** .N-Jwxly thought then that
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do r.«»t think I bad noth'»*! this p »m!
then. I have dreamed the same dream
several time* since, but that may I*
nothing st all
I »hall very Hkely
dream it tonight."
I turn«*! .»wav from the |M»n«l and
•he followed nu-. Ur wa!k» I along in
•lienee for some diatenro.
"<>hshe exclaimeii, st length, ”!
do long so very much to kn«»w wluit has
really ha|>j>encd to my dear father—my
poor father'"
I wish I could help V'4I t > fill ! »Sit,’*
I ««id, "indeed 1 do
You ma y ba
•ure I »hall think nt all you have t<>l<l
me. and »hall try to diai-ovwr anything
more
1 have friend« in 1-ondon who
may !»• of u>w. if 1 may mention it to
them."
“< th, certainly,’’ah«, anawered “You
are very aiml.
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Bamn'a Hotel, Great
Queen Street, la where be waa lart
heard of."
At a certain corner where the lune to
1
; • . V Hull dlverge.1 from the way
through the village, ah« inaiated nn
parting fr<uu me. I let her go with ht-
tie le.iUtion, h>r I knew there waa no
(ear of her liemg molded
It may Iw presumed that while I
• ni’ »«»I tin poet-coenal pip« I thought
over the atrange H-«ue at the |»>n<t, and
•II that Miaa Mcn- x had »aid
II waa
certainly very aiyatari ua, Lui all the
.-on, luaion I cmild reach cvioertiing it
tliat night waa a n-aihr to go anj look
at the |«'t»d by day.
(To I* eoatinu«4)
Uhcrc th« Hout« Acted Miitily.
Th«* E ;-«• «!••*•» lunnv thin^* noni*-
tinwM
It part'd a bill the other day
• «labi¡•htng a Itghlht»u<>e on the omwt
<»Ì N< rth Carolina. The aero nd «ection
I ! ? <t U m
t ap-
pr<>ved March t, 1T*O1. be, and th«
•atue i« hwrwby repealed.** Th« art
tFu- «¡{4*1 -ft the Mtatute Uwìka at one
fell •w t»p «a* th« ttindry civil appro
priation bill, which appropriate*! mill-
i<mi and n>ilh >n« <4 dollar* for the ex-
jwiim • >f the k *rernn>ent.
In the tett
ate the hill «•• amend«*! • » a« tn le»
IttMi «weeping in ita rrtn t —-Waabing-
b»n >ao*<
Indonnai CoMumptiaa of Gai*
The industriai eonaumption of gold
in thè l'nltcl state« in tlie calandar
yenr ia e«tiniated to bar« t>een | Iti,.
uri*,.500. and in thè «orbi approxim-
i
l'nitol s'ati-- led thè » >rld laat »ear in
li e pri.l t. n of gold, our importa of
thè n rial rvreled • ir eip. ria by th«
anni <d 112,-*>ii,l0l. The «t.ab of gold
com in thè .xMintry. inclnding bullion
in th« minte at thè cime of thè Arcai
year waa eatimated at |l.lSi,A62.ltIH,
ami thè et <k of ailver min at 1*10,*
4*7,025.
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THE HAY
NEWS OF III EST
STANDS GAVE WAY
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tila^gow, April fl —The struggle of
THE WORLD
the crowds which
gathered at
PARTS OF OREGON
tbrux
»-T
j«rk Latey to witnma U m laat interna-
A
ti >nal a«** mtioti football
bae G
contest
twiwn trama from England
am!
r •<
■‘C t-
! a ml rauara! the «*>lia|>es of a pOfUua of
I the
«{rartators*
terracwa, resulting
live death of five per» ns
and
in
the in
jury of IIS
Th« M Loáis fair may
until IV04
l* («»tpinswi
When U>« game Twygnn
70,000 Spec
S«l»m has taken ttmFprwIimlnary
ami an »tn- •tsps t» Installation of city light plant
' mans» rr »«rd had gathered out*ide
Cecil Rh..|e«' fortune am tunta to
Th« farmers' caeoparativ« telephona
llrittg unable to gam admittam^e, this line from Ec ho to Pendleton will he
fi.OUO.OOU p- unda
President l>ia*. of Melico, is plan crowd broke down some of the (terriers ««i|>,.lsl aN.<it May I
ning a visit to Hi« I’nited State« thia am! «warm«*! up*«n the flehl, whereupon
Ata»ul half th« twleph >u«a in I'regun
i the police cbargral am! drove the in-
•uni nier,
City ar« out ot bualii.wa aa ti e result of
tru lera upm the terrama ate! »eats,
Three men ««re kill«! • nil HOMI with the result that the rallit g« divld- a lire «.* trie light tw re dropping os
wo<ind»l in an attempt to arreal an ; mg the crowds wets broken am! the them
Alaliama negro.
people were thrown over each other.
Th« rereipta of atat« land '..rfl « for
The batt leali ip Woconain ta at stn In the frantic atruggle toward the elite Man ’ w.-re *30,666 II or the ¡anfrwl
Fram imi after a visit Li Samoa, Hon the pr«w»urw toward tl*e upper portion • tn '»nt rwreivnd by lbs prevent rterfc
olulu and a numbwr of South American <>f tlvs westerly lerrat** wa« •» great that f r any owe month.
I<X) f*w*t of the higbeet of the »trurturw
porta
A contra* t for 12,000 poumla of th«
‘♦‘llap***! under the weight of the crowd
Miaa Ellen M stone has »ignei a drivwci upon it, pre* ipitating the marai 1903 hop crop ia lbw top reoird in con-
Quite a numlvw am
contract t<>r a »erles of |iM> le-taree, to of people to the ground, HO f«*‘t below trai ls al Salem
reported at 12 rent«
he given in the principal l ilies of the The injured were
piled in hrsipe, i
I’nitwl States
Marton
Cunningham, an Oregon
wedged in with broken wood.
The onlooker* hesitated tn approach pioneer of 1»63, and one of the nusl
The bill providing a form of govern
ment for the I'hllippiiie» » ill (o||ow the the dangling structure at flrat. tmt An prominent citiaena of Harrisburg, baa
Chinee» eiclu-lon hill In th« »enate ally t>«van to utilite pnrtkma of the |M>a«n! away, aged 60 ynars
A bun-
After that the canal measure will Ire broken barrier« a* stretcher«.
While no pri v. haa yet Iwen fix»! by
i fired of the moat seriously injured were elthei the flahermen or canneri men it
taken up.
carr»«*l tn the pavilion am! to «pace« in ’ ia generally underat*»»t that the pricw
The house haa Is-gun the considera , the rear of the «land«
A majority of will open 11.« aams as la»t tear—5 cente
tion of the excluaton bill
[the victims are auTrring from broken '
¡*r pound for th« smaller fish and 6
Mitchell n ade the o|>eriing s|«»-h in rd* am! fractured limb*, while some' cents |*r pound for all over 35 ¡»-unda
•uatained
internal
Injuries
Th<«r
thr M-nate on ili« Chino»- exclusion
The clam cannery at *-kl|>anon haa
( most **Ter»’ly injured were later re-
bill.
i move*! in a mini lancea to infirmaries, •tartml up for the seas- n and will b«
The last quartor a importa to the
. ar.d the leseer sufferer«* were sent in kept in oj*ratt. n until late in th« fall,
Vnitrel State«
from
all Germany Í
| cals» to surgeries. Hu of ths injured packing afioat 50 .■»•»• per dav. fndl-
am unto! to 123,7m,(pl4 *n im rrasr
iare m»t likely to recover. A few per- cations are that the clama on Clate.p
of (1,21)7,560
I M>n* were trampled upon in trying to beach are as plentiful as over hefora, if
In an all dav fight l»>twre<n part of 0-C4JW» from the crush when the police not more an.
General Kitchener'« foriswi and th<> j charged, but moat of th»» victims •na
Il-gu« river valley nr. hardista have
for.es of (irnerala Ihdarry and Kemp, tain««! their injuries in the fall of tte liegun a unit»l and determined cam-
the Borra »»re repularil
The Iosa was terrace
(■«ign
against
the, nailing
m th.
heavy on both sides
rho.iaanda of gallons of |» iaon has«
THE DANISH TREATY
Iwen sprayed nprm Southern Oregon
The hulk of Cecil tthmles' pro|mrly
trees with th« hope of destroying th«
is left for education.
it provider two
I. -■*!>-! :
• ..( si ,-rt-t pre
American scholarship« al Oxford to Landithin< Contmu«« th? Debit« Wrthawt
venting It from doing ao much harm
KcAvhin^ (. oecluiioftt.
nach of the pri-«s-nt state» ami territori»»
t! I-. year aa It haa in the paat
of the I’nited State«.
Copenhagen, April fl. — The landa-
Tit« supreme l.slge of (*r*w n, A. 0.
Thn senate lias pas*»l the olmmar- thing, or upper boa*», in aecret •wiion
(1 W., will meet in Portland June It
garln» bill.
V*lay <<>ntinue>l the dl*ru«aion of the to 20.
The house has pa»»«d the aundry iHnixh IVeat Indic« treaty (or three
Oliver Oraca, a pioneer of 1*43, .lied
civil appropriation bill.
Imtira with no result.
The debate waa at hia home al Milverton last wtek.
Secretary ot the Interior 11 itchcocll heated, and much excitement prevailed He was born in 1*30.
will amili retire from the cabinet.
among the memlw*ra. It ia hoped that
Th« Western I nion Telegraph O>m-
Abner McKmiry denies tliat he war the meeting of the land-thing tomorrow
pony Has Mibm ribad I
connected with th» l>anl»h W«»t Indira will enable the houar to repott it« mn-
and Clark «ipoaitioa.
scandal.
cluaiua*.
Th« Prohihitionlata of Portland and
A mealing «4 the member* of the op
Twelve hotels and many ama 1er
Multnomah nmnly have nominated a
buildinga were burned at Atlantic lily, position in the lan*l«thing *a* field to
city an*! county ti* ket.
night and an etching debate occurred.
N J
I,«*. (750,000.
A majority of th<**r prenent d<rlar«d
About 70 twachera from all parta
___ of
It ia hardly probable that the bill the meal vim m favor of the wale of the
Clackamas county attended th« teach-
admitting Oklahoma, Arianna and New telanda, but ilemati*!«*! that a plel»*«* it4*
era’ institute in Oregon City last week.
Mi'll O will I«' pasa.'.l by the | reren I Iw* taken
Th« TiHam *nk County Hank, of Till
aeasion of cougriwM
The opposition pre** ia cngag**l in a
amook, baa til»l articlaa of inc- r|w ra-
The president has appointed Brig violent agitation agiinwt the govern
ll n with the secretary of state
Capi-
adier itonerai llnghe» a major general ment.
The National Tidenge today an-
tai, (10.000.
and Colonels Burt, l>e Russy and Sher- IMMIDCM that the right party of the
I'reporationa are being mala
iiian to b» brigadier generala.
iand«thing ia n<»w in favor of the c » m »
-n»n of th« taland* to the Cnited Htat«*« .-reea" th« water supply of Th«
Sia |«rsotis were burned tn death in
if tl»e <*-n*enl of the inhabitant« of the During the summer months the
a fire al Johnstown, I'a.
I ¡«land* ia <>btain«*l.
voire im < h a very low atagn
The senate will vote on the oireimar- '
The retail clerks ot Baker City are
garni» bill in a few days
ANOTHER ROYAL QUEST.
trying to •» ure an agreement among
The .Northern Pacific blorbaile tn
the nordianto to close their pla*ea ef
Th« Prine« ol Malta May b« N«gt 1« Vlait lh« huainesa on Sunday
North Dakota ia fwing raia»i
Moat of the
I'nHcd Slat««
merchant« are willing to agree to such
The •etiat« considered the I>aniah
New York, Aprit fl. —High diplo i pr .position, provided It ia generally
purchase si-andal in wrel svrrion.
matic cirri»** here are di*ctiM*ing plan* '.bservwl
Slaty thousand Chinean are in
believed to tw* far advanced, for a visit
tirili.ni in southern China prvvincas.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
by th« Prine* <>f Wales to the I’nited
The German emperor'« American
/
^tete«, *ey* th«!»>n«l->n <*>rre«|>oDdent
W bant—Walla Wall«, fl4c, blucatnm,
built yacht Mateor 111 haa sailed for <>f the Timrfl
Th« administration at
'>5c, Vall«y, A4««6c.
Houthamploa.
Washingon I* officially forwarding the
Barl«y—Frovl, r.,i>g2|.;
brewing.
A.ting President Schalkburger will pr<>|M>4*l for th« visit, which, it ia un
1<431.60 per ton.
meet tiie B.rr laadera soon and discuss Irrvtofaf, receive* thw |N>rsi>nsl as lift ion
■of King Edward, son»« of whose nrun-
Nw. 1 wl.lt«, »1 1541 22>i .
pea.vi terms.
•*ellor« urge the aneptante of the invi- gray. 11 1041 30
Reputi!n ana and
Itenor rata ra. It tation a* a matter of astute state pol
Flour—Beat gradi*. |2 *043.40 par
gain«! one alderman in the Chicago icy. Emperor William is ronaidering
harreli graham, 13 50-4? #0.
city election.
an invitation to arm! the crown prince
Mlliatiiffa- -llran.il* |-rr t..n, n i f-
The tran*|»>rt Sheridan haa «•ilrd of Germany to America at the *am«* llinga.
|30;
abort«,
|30.
chop,
lime,
ami
France
ia
eij*rct<*|
to
arm!
a
from San Fmnciarn for Manila with
II* 60.
1,2*5 «.Idlers «f the Twenty-ninth in- Iistingutahed representative.
Hay —Timothy, 113413.
clovwg,
17 6u«fl; Oregon wild hay, ♦■54» p«r
(entry.
Ha* D«n<n> oa Trlpell
ton.
Final atiuation in MiMiiMippi
London, April H —A dlapatch to the
Potato««—Bmt Barbanti, 11.104! 26
again Iwotning aorioaa.
Exchai go Telegraph Com|>any from l*r cantal, ordinary, 70460v parren-
Twenty-two men were’killed in
Conataiitinople ann tineea that the port« '«I
—. |1 25 ’
exploaion in a Tennessee coal mine
haa flle.1 with th« Italian amlnieaador tai grower«' pruva,awreta. *2.3642 5g
A ail story building in Philadelphia a complaint, charging tliat Italian flab- l«r cantal.
erm«n are eatenalvoly engaged in land
Buttar—Creamwry, ?3S<W25 c ; dairy,
IdWHf
was entirely destroy»! bv fire
ing gnna on th« meat of Tripoli and l*430c. atom. 13415c
*110,000.
that Italian ■ tfleera in diaguiae are cm-
Egg»— 13414c for < >regon.
Dr. Thomas Ihmn English ia •live ployed on board aponge boata In taking
Chrwan — Full cream, twina, 134
but hia phyaiclana aav be may <11« at •oandinga and ohwarvationa.
ISHc. Young America, 14416c; fac
any moment.
tory prie««, 141 Sc Irea.
Poultry—Chicken«, mixad, *3.504
Th« Trans-Nili«rian railway givea thè
Sinew the outbreak of cholera at
Manila there have horn 00 . asea and 70 ebeapeat rate« in thè World, It ia poa I 50, lima, *4 6046.80 por d>w«w, II4
•ibi« tn bay an «migrant'a tirkat. rov- II fee prr |«>nnd ; «pringa 114 11 Se por
deaths r«|>ortrd.
«ring 6,000 nnIcs— n. arly th rm werfc'a pound * 44 porrfoiwn. dmka, *547
Tb« house committee favorably re
por doaon; tnrkoya,
llv«, 13413c,
J.'urney—f. r al» ut *3.
port»! the bill for 20 |»>r cent l ufan
Ireaiwvl. I441«c por jvrtind. gw«o. »6 4
Tliis year’a record in the !’nit«*f
tariff reluct Ion
47 |»r iloaon.
' States <>f l<vae fn m tire will 1« ab>>ut
Mutton—Grom, 4c por pound; droaa»-
The plague situation in India is grow,
11 70,IMM),000
It la estimai»! thal thè
od, 74'Sc P"r pound.
ing woraa. Over 70.000 deaths are re
feM in
v.-ara In- .
I
Hog»—Gro««, 5».c, d reaaod, fl »« 4 7e
port»! monthly.
00 f «bl ■. *; 7.000,000,1 00 waa
por jvxind.
The senate will take up th« Numera er»! by inaurane«.
V«al—64 6 S for amali; 747 H for
tila canal bill aa anon aa it haa di-posed
The expwnaeso* thè legi»lativ« hraneh larga.
of th« Chine«« en luaion measure.
Boot—Gro«a. cowa, 3**44«; atoora,
■ f thè baierai g. lernmrnt are (5.600,-
Florala in th« South cattatal immense 000 a year, and <d thè department of 444 «e, .Irwuol, <>S47Se par pound.
jostice * 5,000,040). Th« cljieriaes of
Hop«—12413c por pound
damage to property.
thè filatrici of Columbia, paid for by
Wool—Vail«y, 13416c, Eaatorn Ore
rhe lo«« in Tenne««** by the re* ent lite lederai g.-Vernment, are (7,000,000 gon. *413Sc; tnrdialr, 21421 He par
fl avi ia eattmateil al 9 4,000,000.
pound.
a )«ar.
tators were oti elhr gwun<!
Worth oi a Cempliwwat.
Moat compliment« w und «omething
like tin*
“They any he ia a thief, bnt
he never vt<de anything from m«
it
may 1» la-ana** I have watrhod him
H rly, but -
ar I haw i .-vrr miaaed
Caaatan* ValvnUtr
Toahtia Wlllwrtir, I’nited Stat«« mnmil
anything ” When you feel that your
Halifax. !*. R., April 4 —The Royal
friend dewrw« praiw. why pay tribute at Ihiblin, Ireland, dtrd at Rutb«rMrd.
a. j
to hia euemiea in praiaing hue’
Canadian regiment of infantry haa vol
Ttm pnatofflr« •l«partn>«nt haaatoppmt unteered for services in Routh Africa
Se Stupid.
th« fraudulent arh«m« of a awin<ll«r Th« offer waa made today by Colonel
“W )«> waa that yon jn»t «poke to?” • hr» adrertiaxd a way tn np«n raali
White, th« emmander < i the regiment,
a«k«»l the flrat Chicago
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woman. “hia r««iat**ra without k«ya.
to th« acting («neral. Colonel ftfaone.
face waa rather familiar te> tn« •»
Mra. Cath«rin« Foffal, wife of th« who ia in command of tl*e British
“I buliwvu,'* aakt th« ntbaw, 'hit
PittbatHint war’fen. haa b««n indh tnl foriea in North America. TI m > regituent
nam« ia Jenka—Henry Jenks."
on thr«« c>4inta, ch ar (rd »Ith ahllnt ia 1.000 atrong and ia now doing garri
“Ob' to I» »»re
How stupid of
t!i« Biddl«« t<{«aeap« ftoai Jail January son duty in Halifax
The offer waa
n>e' He was my first husband."•>.
30.
cabled to the Brttiah war oflfea.
I’hiladelehia Record
A health resort for invalid wldlera r>t
the regular army la tn he e.tahliaherl at
fort Niobrara, in Nebraaba.
Overland limited traina are lo 1«
provided with telet hon» rervir» while
•landing in depota at Chicago, Omaha
and San Trancierò.
Th« owner of a Chicago tenement
haa been «ned fn» 125,000 damage« by
Mra. John McGInnia, whoaa two chil
dren were killed by e«w«r gaa and ber
own health impairad
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