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SOUTH CHICAGO FIREHUG
a a aì x a a a a ù
at th« a-tual qn.-.tr-n than al Ils dic­
tatorial tune.
Ilia con. j lei ion was
SavaHaaa Innegimv foil war« Slartid Dvr
usually very rnddy. it n-.w bemme a
«<< U m MlgM.
curb na purplish real, even to bis eyes
tOM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
and hia bald crown, a« if lx had teen
Chicago. April 15. — Aftereitinguialv-
THE
WORLD.
PARTS OF OREGON
dijqro! Io a vat <4 hl« ch i.rot dye.
Ing 10 Area yraterday, moat of them :
BY J. MACLAREN COBBAN.
"You mustn't do tl.at kind of thing,
devaw u<rt!.er, ami apparently of tn-
pm know. yt»a’ll »|-.U y—ir «-lxn.ro in
»
cateliary origin, the firemen of Krath C manial and I .Mao hrpp.iop of la
tlx church, and, m«*ro than that, I
Chicago at daybreak today were .-all«!
can't have you and him disturbing my
portae. < A flor I ttavuw <4 |M Grewtli
upon to contend with tl.e moat artn.ua
three wv«k«
I’.ut I had little time b>r workpeople, and setIIng them against
•nd tatpravriMnK of IM Maay ladiMtnaa
CHAPTER 11—<«xtlno-i.
I can't say anvtlong tn him, but
rumination and no line at all l«r vi«lt> n>e
of th« long «lung of blare«
TNrm>(how< Oor I hr » n< I Mn*oa»aallk
I went in the morning and discover*!
to r.pmerley Hall until Wl.itaainl.de I mu«t tell y<m I can I ta>» it, it Won't
Tl.a flrat of U.ia m rning’a flrrw con-
leu* tlx strange tinte of the water were
do
at
all."
—
Lal«11 Hartal Rrport.
wa« |««t.
Whitsuntide 1« llie great
••• fal t»y • run*
■iiti>«t a twrn can taming aweeral I r«e»
produced. Ih»
Tb« j.
"I don't know," I aMweead, "what
frotival in tlx ItataKahlr« calendar.
, let. eh
__ ___
ich _ flow rol _ «1 the I m KU iii <4 the
M. Patrick'a church came neat, and
Then mill« and pita ar« idl« lor a right you have. Mr. Htemfaardt, to talk
General Mite« will te forca»! to reti re
P Ik
-ili!» I« n .«•) ra t .ally mt et
on one »»«ie *4 tin» lane rell»l By
was daetroyed before the firemen could debt
wee* and Ibe work pn^.l« bare a «pell to in« in U>i« fashion *
at aa »wtly data.
the uaoie of lsa<-n>ii
Thia lane, I
I waa angry
He m- v»f alsiol the
■>( «rrnm« enjoyment, and «earing of
roach It
Hcerroly bad they rve, hod
• IrvMdjr ¡rarnrd had
in other dajre
The ■ I leva aitasi n la growing
The postoffire at Mattai, Itane cvniniy,
new «ornmer clothing, for wbl.h money gla»-ro ami d.wanters near turn.
the church when they were m-all«l t*>
tlx private rarnag» drive M th* flrat
w.-ra« in ibe Fhtllppir.ro
"What
right'
Your
salary
comro
has Iatan moved otte-hall nula to tlx
futa twmn saved fr-ar. Chri«tma«tide or
Ijeeroll (before a ?*t»inhar«ll ha<f been
fight
a
danger»»«
looking
fire
al
W
II-
out
<>(
my
(•»
ket
,
your
rr»
tot
<-aa't
j-ay
•outh.
earlier. <-'me g-v on jaunt« to the «ea
Fire in a Iroiiaville, Ky.. luniteryar»!
lbmr<! <d) from hi« flne n.«nti »n to hi«
It."
lard Nma tvrll forge work«.
After a
aula for 11.« ««eh or l-w a -lay or tw--
dautroyad »70 000 wortb >4 |>r>q»rty.
dpB aorha and hi«
farm.
Th*
"
That."
aai.l
I.
"la
a
matter
tatwron
The pal l1 • at Ridge. Umatilla
hard tight herethatla vm were chrv k»l
hut lb« ro>WtatWM>« are! di«ei|tati<4i« cd
' The ! .»e ha* [esrosl th« bill grant- Mnanahil« tl.e waroh<m«w of it.« Wash­
rnan«MOT, with lie nolha naJinry. 1x41
•■only Ima benu m >ved ball a tulle to
lha mnltitod« are thoao uinna-lel with yon arid th« r— tor, air "
l«»rig ago
th* pr»y of the <«nm>v*
Mre M Kinh » • j-. «i-n i »5, i > h » ington Ice Company had caught tiro, the Southwest
"l*«rhajw it la
But I want to tell n
th« Sunday «,h-«-l«. which are gigantic
a yror
•«rat •pv'Cillative builder; th»
and (tab-re the flame« were »ulrluul
and popular Institutions, the time and y>«> that I mint ta master tn thia vil­
farm had diaapi««arwd, all but itw farm
A p -■ th e haa »ron ««tabi labro! at
1
M «j -r W«ller ha« Iron acquitted of I
sttei.tiou (often to little porpoae) that lage, and if you ar« tant u[»m interfer­
I O » . I
». I.
Ill', >
I l.<-
' • w ill
h<««iM«* which, arinerr«*! into a eurdkl
clergymen Wre «t|w«t4«l to give to them ing with nis, or tatwesm m« ami th« ihe < Farge ol kllling natltra I '«nur Calumet theater came nett, au-talning
corner rd the «priding village, *•• now
I III mW damage t«-f ..-a th« Are waa eg- heeupplted with •;«» tai seta Ire front
can hardly ho ror.ceivwl by th‘«w who l«'| !«, yon «hail go away—that'« all wllhout trial,
>t < «>t in tenrnxntffi, a Meinhardt n*»w
Fardo«
You keep to ymr preachings, and your
lingtiiahod
A four st. tv structure,
bold cures in the eiuth. • »n« day there
Rloimg cuntlniiro in th« ritlr« <»(
rwigiM«i tn tha I akh •« dje w*>ria and,
visiting«,
and
your
tro
meeting«,
"
he
bating
a
h-ed
«lore
"ti
the
gr
un.l
fl
-
r
1« a grand pr-.ronn r-sind 11.« |-«ri«l.
Fi’ itnien .4 F Ik oninty prnlicl in
talgium
Maritai law «111 tedvslarnl
in hl« a- >rn »»f th* pa at, wa« in the
ami dwelling« above, aaadlwruveml t-> immoli«« crop thia year
of a li.-lar« and their friend« arraywl oootlnixad, in a tone, d-'ul-t •«, meant
Ita con­
U.r- ul.g'-nt th» ro-untry
habit of ‘‘tipping’ hia aniline r*f«io
tn
ta
placatory,
"and
you
will
do
very
Im burning Imf -rn th.- theater fire wa« tinual cold, Iwckaani spring wnatbwr
In tireir new finery, a< com ¡-an led by
down anting th« tr**
<• ■•( the clxr-
■ a
Two famiiir« ««caped
in has rotarslvsl th« d«.eò.pnxnl of trnda
A n«w 11>-|.qs-n.lent Steel ro inpany • put out.
fla iinting tanner* ami a blatant bran«
iab*d avenue, narroking Dw«rw and
"I take il to ta my duty, Mr sum- to te In.or|<>rat»l in Xew Jersey «Uh their l.lght clothe-
The building waa ahull are not aflrotrol tiy ||,n j-rerout
lend, and l.ea.lnt by their clergyman.
nv*r* tlx alrredy n«n«tn<t**l channel *4
deatroytal
Meanwhile a «al.am had •ever« cold and chilling rains.
Tta |-n»-vHmi-.n halts at filed points, hard!,” I ropliwl ,"to concern mrsolf a capitai ol »?IK),IH)U.UOO.
Ux little atrwam, and polaoning and
burned down.
fori.-« into ma»« and einga hymn«, lol with whatever a ft.-, ta tl r welfare of th«
England
i«
very
bupeful
over
(he
diarolorlug the once clear flow <d water
The total Io« of thia morning's fire«
Consldarahl« anilely ha« been
bv th« bra-« tand. while 11.« tanner« jroq-le. andrto my mind, the dreadful pro»pc»-t« of jieace. The B>»er Ira.l.-r«
in th* wh«>l* |wigbhnr>H*«J
Tld» It
1« pul at »50,0U0. Aa the building« pros»e.| by fruitgrowers in lb« llo.>|
take up poaition« to dl«plav their hid«- Condition of the valley, and—"
ha»« l»wn in »omniunnation with Loul
«ar which w•*!>*»j ndor intn tie pond
"Oh,
—
d
—
d
sentimental
nonsense!"
were n-'t near each other, tl.e firemen river »alle» cuti.wrnii.g II.« protabln
ouadevlcM and picture«
For another
and gate it ila varying tint«
"The valley is here for K itchener
dev larw that the fire« «ere the work of damage to fruit bv th« ««vero Irroro lo
dav a all- rt ev vir-i.'i. in «ag>n«. with he eiclaimml
! at<w«l thna in «oine 4< mi H • n«| ¿real tea or milk ami lain«, and game« are u« I*' make in ney out •! the best way w«
Forgiar« enterod an Imi lana tank •ti Invenvliary,
From j '.- ant
The people of Nmth Ian itrv an i February
indignation—doubt whether M im I a * arrange«! l< r th« Imnefit «-|m< tally id can "
• rid blew <qwn lite rate, tali lite ex- Chicago Were greatly alaru.tai bv the indicai naia, however, th« » 1« .1 will I«
"It is, of course, of no rnnaopiemw pl -si .ri awoke i-itiren- and no inonev rapid work of the firrlmg
. r ■!« a dream might m t after all be the I .unger e l.oiars, and fog a third
average, unhro some further damage
ajxhl* « f •• «irnple an esplanatk»a aa . day a long railway eicviraion for the tl.at 1 don’t agree with you," «aid I. aa» »»-cur»sl
The damage by thè «x-
The financial I. mmi in the fire- v eater- I svur«
“
but
aa
to
what
I
aliall
think
or
aay
on
I bad f und for the tint» of the pr»t»d. others. All th.ar arrangements I had
pluelon wa« »12.000.
day amounted to |>W,vMW
F Ville., e
Ibe Folk county Mohair A«-, .ation
• nd mdignAli >n at what I aaw annind to undertake (a>>me of them much thwe or any other matters, 1 can cer­
of imondiari-m waa «o convincing,
The
revolutionary
morrtMtil
in
Bcl-
me.
i had never brl*»re ventured ink» againat the gialn. Ironies«, for 1 pre­ tainly take no order* from you, ait
however, that vitlaena joinevl llie police ha- ~dd it- i-. I of i.,,mm j..un-l- at 34
giiltn appoar« to te sprea-ling
conta jw«r jM»un<!.
lecr>>ii lane. 1 r. w pA*«ed under ila fer to go through the f«riah »• through Yon must eicu-e m« saying it."
in patrolling live street« in an effort to
"Very well." He «at a moment in
• ret* bed d) nig f r«»«*« along the brink life, unaev'>m|'«niv-l by in-trnment« of
tVa.le Hampton, thè fammi* .South­ guard property and capture the in- .-n
Mr- FI Ita Jane ft’ri-ley, an Oregon
of ila Under mi»d, p|oughf«l • f««4 deep bra««)—to undertake alone, along « ith silence, fingering hi« glam; he seeme-l ern generai, I» demi. He wa» R4 yeara diary or invenvllariea
In «pile - I the pl n er of I»5J i a« | m -« v .| away at her
not
to
have
«-ijro
t.-l
this
.
im-lti-ion
into rut« by lumlw»ring o al carta and all tta duties more |>ro|mrly par.- hial
.4 age.
eitra pro.auti.-n«, however, Valav's hone in Medford. Itaceattad nan l-'tn
wagon« and fam •*! it metam<»rph *«ed and clerical; for the rector «a« anil too Then be rose and »aid, *« if lie ««re
tire« aero «Uvrtvvl
Clturna were Im in lH3fl.
Sir
lliram
Maxim,
an
Engliah
aapi-
quite un.i'iis ions of hiving treat.vl me
tia< k into the private ahadi. well-kept ill to attend Io anything
wilderol at the aita- k. and duj iglit
telisi.
.
l'ere
».
’
50,000
for
a
«ucice«n(ul
with rudeness. "We had lartter join
avenue of the flrat l»acrois.
1 had
City e’ecliona •»>« h«!d in many
•
«wkvnirtj With grrat relief.
aitahip that la noi a talhs.n.
For throe week* or an, therefore, I the ladies."
walkm* alni'wl llie whole length of the
Ioana thtougi.iiut »hu ata'e Ibi- weak.
had no tim« to rumintae u|«>n evtrane-
"If you will eicuse me," raid 1, "I
The Fp«ni-b comtniaslon wliich ia to
lane when I met Mr Birley, Mra
I arly lino- «are utsxived in Imi a \«rr
oua matters, ami no tin « to ape mi at think I must mv g-->l night."
vaine artillery remaining in tt.« West
Meinhardt • brother ‘Jim
tea ca-rM
Timjerlev Hall. Hut I then made an
"Eli?" He I'mktwl at me in «orie lodi««, ha» salini for ita dautuiation
‘Ah, there v Hl are," tie rallrof <d.eer­ a.-’inalntanre that ron«i<!erably influ-
R<t«.l«ri Dvt«rm>n«d that Caatumrrv Shad b*
"Oh, you should talk to the
*
•
ily, when he e«pied me. ‘*1 wa« juat en-vd the l«tcr events of my story—Mr. aurpriM-
Colotnbian rotei« continue to harra-a
Made to Staffar.
«omen
a
little
while
at
any
rule
But
i ... nt
• «wrung b> look you up an«! tekr> ymt Freeman, th« rniniater of a quaint lit­
the g> vernn.ent troopa.
Thcy are re-
It will In ki.own a- the < 'reg-n
r<<ind a bit there*a n d much ‘bit’ do­ tle t>i««enting <*ha|*l in th« Vlllwge just aa you please."
Ixmdon, April 15. — The *>ral!«vl t’lty.
ceiving arnia from the Unitasi States
The invitation •«■ oia-peratingly I
A Fa. ific Itali «ay.
ing and •»• I vr takra • holiday
meat
famine,
which
baa
Im«
n
eiploitvd
We encviuntere.) fir-t on th« day of th« unconcei n.vl, but, thinking thia was
The Boera bave not yet aciw|.te»l the i
After greeting I gave rent In the in- proceaalon in the lacron Ians
11« but hia habitiiaally rhurliah Teutonic Briti-h l-rn» of prone Uonferenero te throughout the Hritl-h pre-a, ha- be-
Rnpct ir.tondent of Public In-truction
' ...me a matter of keen intv-ro-t to Uin-
dignation of which I waa full
We re­ wa« marching along from the opposite
nay. and that if I did not appear in th« twewu the leader» are stili in pr<W«
( doner«, who hitler'.-- have not been t< termali -tetra that alter «li mo. tbe
turned al<*ng the lane
direction to na at the head of hia mod- drawing room the ladlro might lie dis­
A <d ■'« thè new t irrp.n teit li»-«» bave
J fin I’ ll<» kefeller ha* given a afta ted by llie prevailing acarclty.
•‘Well,’* «ai l he. laying hi» hand on rot and silent troop, the lane waa nar­ tressed, I accompanied him. Both of
!!r--. klyn seh»--l »125,000 j.r-'Vi.lrol that « «refill canva-n <•( London oliow« that pruven «ali fa tory.
row
he
haltal
.
bs-k
of!
hi»
hat,
and
my alxwilder ”it’« not m e of course/'
the ladies glance.I at me rather curi­
the retailer« at the pvtavent time are the
I ìie rial l'g «•• H.n <>n thè Cd ondi ia
—atandn g »nd aurveying the lane •Hilled (while I could do no |e-« in re­ ously; probably I showed sign« of di»- friend* <>f thè institntioii raise an equal
■ole sufferer« by the advance In the
turn) and 1.» and hie |«» ple (ron.e of cotn|«>-nro. Son Mr Meinhardt with­ aiuoiint within owe yrar,
“But it *• m't f..v you or m« to tu«ml tt
river Oltana Aprii 15
The peunpwrta
wboleaalle
price,
which
amount«
to
a
though Lm joint guar4>an with Man­ them with reluctance, I have no doubt) drew to hit at.idy and hia pi|>e.
l'ncontirme»! -taten.ent» are in circo-
are m -re lavorai. « for a iargepa.k tl-an
penny
|mr
pmin-l
on
all
grade«
o
mew'.
•Vsal
aaide
to
let
our
I.oialer
amt
more
uel of Faul • j,trl" (!>• meant Ml»« lta-
at tl.la lin e a-t >e«r
“You've Iron having worla with lation in laindou to the eflro-t that tl.e
That was Emmanuel, Mr. Unwin," said Mr«, B>wr Iwadera bave uccepted th« Ilriti»h ■ 'In-e January, the majority of the re
rent a), "I've nothing to du with the imposing prucesaiun i - am
taller« have Imv-n running their bu«i-
our
intrvsluction
When
the
Whitsun
­
Mar» h rtifth ma ro ripl« nt Portlarwl
property, ami 'Manuel, you «ee. can't
Meinhardt, alm-wt a« »»>n aa her luta­ tarma of prore.
ne-« without profit. Irnosme I«- k • t or-
hear to •peml th« brass, am! doeau’t tide matters were all disposed of, he band wa« gone. "It's all about ti at
-
Fl h larjirr , « i af
The
btaly
of
Cecil
Rhodee
l.aa
neon
-'animation
prevental
a
uniform
in
thr«r rr. t ipfw »rfr from dtit <*• |<u| <>u
care a- well, a button—foe 1‘aiil'a fam- called on me one evening to a«k me to dreadful Im lure affair, I «tippove. He
pla.rol
in
ita
la»t
reating
placa.
crow-e
of
price«.
A
m.-rting,
however,
F-«>r Faul' be waa a g--s| ta chairman at a ta tore he wa» al«>nt think« you've gone against him in it,
inward <arjf«
tl>r <»riw.>t.
ily history
has laven calimi, which nndotiblevlly
I «<ip|-HM* the name Lucróla la to deliver in the little public ball of the and Emmanuel can't bear to be gone
Firn at Columbus, Ga., destroy*)
clisp
«ill re-ult in a null, rm Inervare in the
TI e Cdumida Itiver Fi-I.ern e»*s
den« for, ami it baa Iwwn what yon village on son • |-Unl of the land ques­ against." (The good lady always pro- pr i-erty valimi at »250,000.
’ price <d meat on the part of retailer- Fruttatile ( muli, at a neetn.g in
1 «aa e.mcwhat taken stack by n cn.-e-l her hu-tan-l « name with a
learneal fellow« would call historical." tion
R.-ar Admlral Norman R. Farquhar throughout Ixitxloii
Attoria, rimi tle pri.e of rain.on (or
lofty aenae of it« acriptural prowtige )
I sakvsl shat he tneant. He atoppral
ha* retirrol. Hia retirement prono >!«••
that
I
waa
thè con mg awwron aa foliowa
Mi
"I do not aro" raid I. «till rather Captain» Joaej.h II i'oghlan and James |
and pointed up the lane
awav from
"You aro aurpriaed. I daroaay, Mr •ore. "that Mr Sleinhanlt should el-
OFFICE FOR THE PRESIDENT.
reni« por pound for flth erigi ing 35
Timperley
IL
band»
to
te
rear
admlral«.
I na in." «aid h«, with a little con­
pound« or over. a. d 51« .onta (or
"You mightn’t believe it," »aid be. strained laugh (he «»• a bright, genial |ro t t»> have hi« own way everywhere
While at the Cliarleaton expuaitiou < N<w ScvtM Milhoffi Dullir Hui!d¡D{ Pl«na«d • mailer n-b
V. pri e I r •teelbeel«
and
in
everything,
any
m-.ro
than
an
­
"Imi if yem follow this Ian« right out»« little man, with a big, r*l taard)
"I
thè j>re«ident daclared hia Intantion of '
or blue)«, k« aa» mentioued.
lot Wohx|fOM.
the «ml you'll get to th« Bastille." I will «»plain why I a>k you*—tieeauac. other nian "
"Mr Fteinhardt," raid 31 >«s latcroii vi-ituig Ih«- X. rthwaet at an e.irly .late
< The dear old gentleman . ailed
H
Washington, Aptil IÄ. — Senator
The WiHamelte Pnlp A l’a|wr Com-
t umleratand, you, like mvaelf, come "la now alone in hi« authority, now
Dr. Talinage la mudi woraa.
He i* I_________
"Ba»tile.")
Fairtxnkw. _______________________
chairman of Ihr »♦»nate ___
mm* pany, wl.ieh vmplova over 5iw aven m
from the «.with, «here pure ■trratnr, that father i« gone, and he ta by hi«
n a trotibled w ith (».ngesGon of thè mittro on building*, haa report*! fav. r-
I look vs I at him
I tailed to CMHpTO- and clear *kie», and healthy tree«
Hrvvn < Itv. l a« n.a le a Vvlnntary ad­
may nature what you would mv a drop.>t —
bend.
ably a bill providing for a building for ven- e In the «agre <>f ai-mi 3IW of Ha
ta «ecu, lull ««pec tally becatiae I Ita­ oh, ve*. dear Mr» ‘Reinhardt, he ia—if
"You «ton't mean," I «aid. "the lieve you are the only man in
Soeialiata mobtvvl King ItaOpold, of the eiecutiv«, the department ol etale empb-vr«
ti.« any one i- not olrolient to him he is
til tl.e ...en wl.o l.ave lr»n
lamovia French Bastille'—the forties« nelghlsirlH««! who hold« •<»metbig
1 -
-
- of * ju*Hro
-'
Senator rovriviug »1 5o par day will in tature
Helgium. and bo bad a difficult time in ---••*
•",l Jhe department
like not nice at all
lie
-aid
hard,
rude,
prison of Pari»”’
Fairtanka
<ou«nlte.|
Freaulent
l(.«-e-
gal 11 75, and a 11 <d H e 11 75 |mr day
the aatne opinions as I do; my friend.
eeeuping.
"That'« it," said he
" You've rroJ, Mr Birley. haa told n.e of tl.e talks he cruel things to v--i. Mr. I nwin—in­
: veil lielore tlx refsvrt wa« mad«, and man allí gvt an advanee ot lü |mr,ent
deed, yrs,” said she in ati«wrr to my
Tl.e ItanGh lari-lathing, or up|*r found him agreroble to having the el-
I suppose, in your history book« of the
haa had with you about the way otir I s.k of surprise, "I know lie did, I felt
h-
voted in favor of »elling the eeutlve oth.-ea tn the new building.
taking of the Bastille, an I tl.e man
Italics «hl re frlanda treat nature."
PORTLAND M arkt Ti.
him «aying them all tl.e time —and ta-1 We-t Inlie« t<> the I'mttal b la lee The
that was governor at that lime. Ita
The prop'■«■I Iniildlng 1« to ta erectavl
ex
"Your (fiend, Mr. Birley," 1
■blew, I -aw him raying them with hla treaty will now g v to the lower bouae
ltaeroil, —that's th« family
Th« |«s»r claimed.
north of the present atat«, war and
Wheat — Walla W.lla, «»«tAtHe;
eyea all dinner tune
But you mu«t
I
olJ fellow was killed in th« •trevi«
It is estllnatro! that blurotetn, «5.40.5 L»c, Valley, MffiMc.
i -Mera Is ini reeling lathe Philip­ i navy Intilding
"Yea," aai.l he. with acoMical twin- not trieibln a!>«11 hia w >rd-. tl.ey come
bel lore "
llie new building and ■Ite will Coat
kle in hi« «v«, "Mr Birley and 1 me-l from bis nature, whieh ta cannot talp. pine«.
Barley—Feed. ,3<M3L;
browing,
Thu« he aent nn. with much Inline««
»7,000,000
Senator Fairbank« au It­
mH <>n thevd.yical, but on »imply I »rip|row> "
»31 431.50 j.«r ton
The
Manchurian
treaty
haa
been
of Irrelevant detail
I gathered the-« human common ground, and lie ia the
niittml an elatavrat« report upon ili«
"W Imt things, tote «or«, yon do signed at Pekin.
Oate—No
1 white, »1.1X1311» ;
feat« of ronsv-jueme which I her« »et (neml <d everyone who know« hi» good
bill, «bowing the nvoosaity of relieving
•ay, Ixvuitw!" esclaimed Mr« fltein-
do«n —At the time of th« great emi­ heart."
Fire u Xew 1 rk dw-troy«*! a in the Whit« House of the vincutive otfi. ra gray, (I.KM1 '.’0
har.lt.
"and
what
eyea
you
have
got'
gration of French nobility to thia own-
F: -ir- Brot grmfro »2 R.’. gJ 40 [mr
and the nerd of mor« rv«>m for th«
-lory building
I. -«, »150,000.
I l¿rro! My word "
1 began to like my visitor,
try, a member <>f the l>e ltaeroil family to act a» hie chairman, and
other department«. The building 1« to tarrol. graham, »’.* A0t4'.' HO.
we then
Fighting betweea Christians and
found bi, aay to Itancast.ire «Hh one aettta! down to talk
ta ronatruetad under th« direction <4
tfl-.-tuf!«—Bran. »1« pug ton; mid-
Turk« ia reported in Northern Turkey.
or two dejiemlent«, a packet of jewels,
the »* rotary .4 state am! attorney gen
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On the evening of tl.e lecture I 1.» k
and aovne «-»entitle learning, ami «ith- mv place .»n th« platform in a conenl-
President R-«»ev«it recelv«! a hearty eral. with the approval of the |-rw«l- »10 50.
WouM Accept Mra Davit’ Oller
out hia ariRt.s-ratlc prefli "vie.”
lie erable flutter <•( ncrvouenc-«.
welcome at tl.e Charlroton ea|««ltl<>n ' dent.
There
Hay— Timothy, »IMIS;
clover,
The Mobile (Ala.) Register advi-ea
pro«)«« tnl about a little, and at length
was a large attendance <4 work folk. II..- leti-tature of M i--i<--i j-pl to accept
»7 50<4B; Oregon wild hay, »5q»a j«r
Th« h.-viae'« first rot« on Cuban reel-,
invested the ni.mey he got for his jew­ • ith a fair sprinkling of well-to-do [«•
take GwwWi Odt 1« M D«4>cat«4
ton.
Mra Itavi«' offri and teiy Iteanvoir, pnw.ty «Ituned l»>th partiro tn lie
els in lit« Turkey rv>( and Indigo dve
Sew York,
April 15.—Tl.e new
pin from th« neighborhood, brought to­ Jcfleraon Itavi*' late home. The house divided.
I'otatoea—flrot Burbank«, »1 lOvgl 25
works of Timjw-rlev
He prnsjier«.!
(liai.ooo building for the naval brat, h per cental, ordinary, 7(MIH0r per cen­
gether, I suppose, a» much by curi.wity an I ground« have, it it raid, Iron ne-
He a as one of the first to apply chem­ to aro two pareona of rontl id 11 >g ctotal«
Ma r General W I; -I.after t nited 4 th« Y.-ung Men's t'l.riatian A wia- tal. !
i
■
ical « tern-« to th« manufacture <4 dyro t.Vtether as by intarrol in the subject
■tat.-- army (rotirod), ta a .amii-late (or tlon, near the Br<«>klvn navy yard, tai, gr were' price«.awerte, |3.?6<3 50
re-id mg iijrin the jw.-n.i-ro and gather­ governor of California.
lle nimlw a large l-.rtane, ami became
built with fnnda contrltmtrol by Mine per rental.
ol the lev turn
I oleervoil on a tack
the great man <4 the neighlvorh»»! «eat Mr« Meinhardt and Frank, Mi«« ing what tec« he can (r».tn chance «in­
Butter—Croemerv. 33S*?*c; dairy,
Rioting •tmlenta at Moerow, Rnaeta, Helen Gould, it ao nearly contplettal
Ho had. however a family '4 four •on« ltaeroil and <-ur friend, Mr Birley ibirà.
that it ia riftartrd the work of the IRig’.’Or, .tors, 13(415.-
eel
flro
to
a
privon
«hero
a
numlwr
of
who gave him great trouble
They
Bteinbardt himself was not there. On
F eg»— 13<4 14<- for • »rogon.
their comrade« were confined
Th« I branch can be transferred t<> it within
alm-*»! rmnoi their (atkei and quite
rising I a a* astoniabed to And mvM-Jf j, Englishwomen have taken up the leader« were «everoly tiraten by the two week«. The formal dvnli.ativin will
Cheese — Full . ream, twina, 13<4
broke bis heart bvh.ro their several greet«! a ith round« of applaure, and ''.harilc ■*«•*■ i eaaw aal«>lsra** Ba iti. *.••-«•■**-»
takepla.eon May ¡15. becretary long 13S'" Yonng America. Itiglhc; »ea­
"charity «swing cinti«" with renewal pul Ice.
cvmrsr« of «itravagance ami detauchery ..n ««plaining in a few won!« how I
will make an addre««.
The buildl. g tery pri.ro, 1<4I kyc lero.
re-t «ine« the return of the Dncheae of
came to an end.
The rl-lest, Faul'e cam« to ta where I waa, I was che»-rv«l
Colonel John McKee, of Fhila>l«l- ha« rive atoriea, a hanement and a roof
Poultry—(
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York from her tour of the Bti'iah co-
father, dr«« up just in tim«. marrnd with auch hearty vociferaO n. that I
phla, «ho la th. ught to ta th« wealth- garden, and ia in the architectural «tyle
4 50, ben«. »1 50.45 50 per d<wen, 11 <4
I nial |«‘-M-«-iona. Tbetipl.tr brought
and «ettlvsi down to the bu«ine««.
)ren< l> renaiaaance
concluded 1 had herom«, without know­ home an a«tonirhing nun.lwr of frock«, irot colored man In the co ntry, ia ,,g
11 S'- I’" pound . springs 11<4 11 Se per
Smither broke hla nr» k in a steeple
Hi- rotate ia ««timatot at about
ing it. a popular icre.riage
I accepted flannel petth-vut« and arap« that the -lead
• r i |- T
ka. |
chase; the third dn«l of delirium treat- the egplantion Mr. Freeman gave me
»1,600,000
Rtvelt la th« Casge.
per dosen, turkeys,
live, 12(413«,
future queen had taken the time to cut
en«, or worse ami the fourth «till eg-
afterward —"It «a« a brave ami risky and make during her ti ip, ««mated by
The «hah of I'eraia will visit Emperor
Faria, April 15 —The minister >4 the .Iroeaawi, I 4.4 |rtr Jvr j-.nml, groae. Rly
l«tad, tor I hv rould vs ar.wly be -aid to thing to do, you know, to ap|e«r with
William
her ia.lirr in waiting
.colonie« haa ordere»! that roinforre- »47 ;*r <haen.
live he waa the tongue am! limlv-tied
me, and these Itancaahiro folk above
Mutton—Gro««, 4c per pound; drrow-
The hovise has J «sen I tl.« Chinee« menla te sent to the *vne of the
parolytie, known as old Jaquee, who in­ all thing« adnoro a bit of plu. k again«!
flun-lrcd. «I Pop««
trouble* In the Fren, h Congo, as the ed. 7<j4'tyr per pouml.
«Illusion bill.
habited the little octagonal home near
.«i la "
Hog»—Grim«, 69»c; dr,rood, A’y'W'c
Tl.rro have Iro n 2 >'
pro from St
result of tlx d.«|-at< he- he rroelirol
the |sind, which had been the Ivslge of
Veneruela rotala ar« gaining ground yesterday confirming the report of a per pound.
Peter to I en XIII, In ln«ire. One of
hla father'« model farm.
Patil had
CHAPTER IV,
Veal—'H(gll for small; AS»? for
revolt of native» in the Hangl.a district
them, Adrian IV (1154), wa« an Eng­ ■ ml tl.e g vurnment 1« in a tai way.
• labed him to make hia house Ina
large.
Thia adventure with Mr. Freeman lishman, Xi hola« Breakrotaar«, who
Bulking miner* in
Pennsylvania Th« Fari» manager <4 the Hangha Com­
home, but he inaiated on «ottling down
ta.4—Groro, rows, >>*ffi4c; wtoere,
had results that I had mH foreseen; Imt wav born a beggar, Imt lue-1 to crown have re j er ted th« offer of tlx rnmn-wn- pany attributes the outbreak to the fart
there.
the German Emperor Bartaroaaa, and era.
that the lanaticiam of the natives has 4<4t1y**; droaeed. fi S4>7 Hr per pound.
Thia «ad ami fateful story lay heavy that I might have gm-eeol had I con­
Hope— I?<4l3c per pound
Iron aronaed by human -a»-riflre« which
on my mind ami heart (or the re«t of sidered sufficiently the situation in dirvi the m -»t powerful potentate on
A third attempt haa l«*n made to were relebrate»! risenti y.
Wool—Valley, 13r4l5e, Eaetern Orw-
Ile
X'.-ar*
the day. In the evening I took down which I had placed nnself—result« rorth. Ail have been Gern anv
a-ea-sinato the
Mwnw
pre tat <4 that the native« are well am.»!
gnn, MK>»e; mohair, 21(421 He per
the flrat volume of Carlyle'« French which at the time rauaml me «..me ly all the rest have l«-vn Italiana
|w>lice.
pound.
j modern rifle*.
Revolution, and read with new interewt anilely, yet which, in the «ml, proved
Prcwlarity «I • fara.ly
much
to
my
advantage
Mr.
Rteiu-
th« wonderful pa-«agea in which he de-
Rrl<aa4t Iat«r«mat<4
Of the 30 foliáceo factor tee in Franc«
Mr«. Ru-an llollnway, a rr-ident of
A »liken thread ia three time« aa
»cril»«e the taking <4 the Ba«till« by the hardt, of c»"ir«e. heard of it, and took
Constantinople,
April 15. —A tand at tor g aa a flaxrn one of the earn«
Cieinnuti,
ha«
Ihre«
brothera
and
tao
3
are
in
Tarie.
an
early
opportunity
of
calling
nx
V.
mob, and th« part which the old officer
of sevrn Bulgarian brigand* ha« tveen thick news.
<4 th« fortrvM played In lta hojielase task with rtararteri-ticGerman—I may •iater«, and all of them hav« «Ix finger«
South Africa haa rotrldi farms cnn- exterminated In the Vilayet of Mon-
|«*thap« nay, Bismarckian — brtiaqneri« on ea< h hand. Mr« II oway ha« just
defence
Rorkaelhr«
who
ruppi y Fngli-h
a-lir, in Maradonhk, by Turki-h troope.
Altar that I aat down and wrote to a I bad lievn aaked to dine at Timperley given birth to « taby girl »ho ha« a j tainitig over 300,000 bird*.
■rhrwila rrjmrt tb it there I.«a been In
rix
brigami«
rapturod
II.«
tonar
of
thè
aimilar
rrdMMluney.
Mr».
Holl
-way'a
Hall
He
»aid
little
during
dinner.
pair of lomi.-n friend«, asking them to
In New York rity alone there are village of Mudi Koi ami tlien forti fini recent years a very great incrra-e in the
make certain tnquiriea cvmvrnlng Mr. Imt I found his eye on me «ev era I time« mrHt.er and grandni<>ther «rro also dec-
now
als'Ut 400.000 Germana.
nratrol
in
the
-ame
way
,
aa
I«
her
broth-
: Il «m«rlv«a
The tr>«>pa «urroun.tal drnivnd lor Germ.n achta.l hooka.
When th« ladies withdrew from lta
ltaeroil.
thè place and demandavi thè «nrrondrr
table, he sent frank after them. Then er'a Inlaut *>n.
Pince the annonn.-ene nt of the «ar
The goverm r . f Fmland ha-ori -ed of tl.e brigami«, wlm roplied with a in Mouth Africa, Ncvrfl .i d haa sent to
he opened upon me at once.
chapter nr.
thè
pr
-eecutlon
of
the
I
ntheran
paab.ro
fnudlftdu,
winch
wa«
retiinted
by
thè
“What the deuce. Mr. Vnwin, iathis
John Daniell, a Sew York merchant,
th« front 15.MW
nM-cotnmisaior:. d
1 had in all thia abnndant focal for you've been doing with that kas, Free­ kept bi« marnare a secret for 34 years. aho rofuae to r«ad the new Riiwian Turks nntil all II • noeti penta of thè offi.-era and men and 330 . Acera total,
army rogvilatiena in their ehurel.ea. ,g power nere d«tad.
rumioatiou daring the neat two or man?"
15,530.
Uto will revealed It.
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