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By T. L DUGGEK
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THE SKIPTON STABLES
Good Turnouts, Prompt and
Courteous Attention
BMW.VABLf RATES
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Orrgon
Albany
• «»• 4« toMOWM 0M apf»*’ ■
COI NTY, OIIEGON, JAM VKV
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Praok Mlp a«
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be said in the matter, and tho er*>aer
I did m»t me»! my rev#r#n»l ms«*«-r the affair i« «rilled off haml. tho better “
antll ths u#*t it>>rnin< st prayer* After
Th« reverend g. ntleman w«« becuiing
»
4 «I h# i«s* • • al Irto. « »«•<••. as
«lass teal» usila.
prayers, be went ihruufb th# pr**re«« of very repulsive.
For a time. I could n.4
M.kilkip A Churi. hill, Prop*.
• isminiwr lbs» In.»«
Whet a * Us no»*« underataml bls meaning, at last, it be
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of htpswriRV all ihl« 0r«tn« I I m H.» t*J g«n to daws u|~.n me be actually meant
Al BANV OKI OOM
the new light» that had beshea tip««« m*
to infer that Judith wae In love with
Judith «•» nut pr«4MHit
I felt tha* my me What aa hll>.t be moat hate tb.-ught
d>
Ami yet. without the key hia r«*u
manner
ercbarra»*e«t and I <«> iM me*
Th* beat 1<K meal In tha
»«ley to«< etsdurw to meet h<w ejr.
If* re wraatum with hia danghter had given,
marked npr>n my pallid lank» I had net might I n»t. in my simple tru«t uf hl*
Open ail night,
slept a wink all mght
He asked rather truth, have 1-eUeie.l! I ehame tu eay,
>1
C.l B<)*i«|
that I f«»r I might
llut knowing what
aharph
What ailed m«Y’
Ho To lhe
U me
**| lave a headache. I had a bad I .114 I felt positively auk at the Ur use
•os by <
n«y an I talaoho.nl of the man
night * rent la*t night.** I stammered.
He pan*«-.I ruldonl Lie baud«, then
"Ob’ we a HI SMtt *o< that all r.ght
br>i»l«ed l>a. k bia ba ir, rb»Kkl«<! BD«I
»nail breakfaat with me H • m m
i.t ¿«1«. ■ «k
AINANÌ Ull-.OM
wnif«“«! Te»t II r to »p*Bk
W h«t o»ukl I
mg
A rup <»f atrtmg <»» <■». tra »•..
-*■» what «
I
1 Muwt I >l*id to
►
hill the headarhe w
i
•
insit*»
he
hngiitiii*
without
s str-if
At th» table I wae treated More like
r
■ MoxtAMK
¿
! • •! ! « • i4|'«e«-( ih«»t I k»»«*w au*ht
a gu»»*t than e*rn a
’»f the fam
Only Flrat ('.»•• «hop In Th. (' 't
¡ilt
He hltuseif bsiidrd t« Me tF«-
of t la »««* r»( w. «hat nught h# hot d<- to
tiling* pr*’»» tig u»e to rat at»-t dritik • ' tue? K>. i •» impri»*«u ma f”f Ufa! I»»
Hhavlnf................... U> cant*
all
Martha, who eat waiting «■ u’-l Btltifllvrix | felt that ha W «aU»*1 p«U«« st
X.-ia»» PubUc «ni *>4<UWf
llalr l ulling
*■
u. .th.; < to uturt bis "*u an«!«
I u>u»t
aearrelt r*»iitain her «.»mlertoeut
• - lv • «»• »>*4 l amai»
Miarupoolng
25
**
Mjf a«>n>ethiD<
To hi« pr«>|w»aitloti. or
"You kata taken my pla<w well dnr
< !T « ,J«WlAÌMH«l
Al HkN V. OBKUO
I*» hi«
ar«, I couM in«*« io*
|UII>«
.
"
Ing my abaenre.'* he »aid. In • fawmng
1 •.» rt.ii»| rviiJ» ths quastiotv try
tone
**| atu only )uat beginning to (<i ■
(II (Mil. DAS II
I'ROPPII low
< 1 HEKroK IM S) ari
Io tllril t| e Rtibjet't
A« • msflar of
dUhreter the treasure I have lu y»m Oh
what a Lir**mg it i« !•» him* tl t tt<- roir-te, I •»»«! tha thintf which b F mvs all
seed 1 hair aeon w ill y »eld •<» go~»4l» « utters I »uttfht ti «t to hava «aid.
han rat*
Weil I am gifting «1'1. *tel
!’i! » -i hear anything shout my
tliamls w hile yr*»i wrrr in th# city I**
shall <M*»n naht a anpporter an*! »mn
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fortrr
Ah. if I had au< L a a*»!»!
Hut
Had a tLundrriwdt fall*» at bis frat It
AlllANY
ORKOUN
I nuiat nr«t repine. f«»r I am biraard with <o‘i d not more «txldrnly hava rht»ng#«!
!!«* pushad t>«ck
(he 1« •< “f danghtera?
mi tw-» nm»t hi* wholi detnranor
I«* l>ioug! t more together than y<m Late Li» t hair with a »tart; and such a l«»*>k
. •>. i • i ■ ! I > li 1> M la
of ft- nt r inquiry rain# into bis Cscu. »nrh
been, fur t »m are a g*»**Uy pair
lb wa» in a rhap^wljr <»f bytww’ay
a auvsre twinkle rain# into hla ay#«, that
We bin <’iir •( - • in large quant:' ■•* lit- drew Bia chair «•|«»ae to mine and b»“k 1 felt » ir# ha wiv gotug tn «trika rue
my hand
We were ah»t»r twin , he had do u up«»i> the «pot. Tha won!« war#
aii l keep a full line of < amaga
and
»'■•.irrrlv off III V lip« hefoFB 1
«'<»1»
de«4red Martha tn Irate the room
wagon material. AH kin.l» of work in
**|(ate i«»u ever m»tkrd Judith. Silaa** » m no»» of th# irr*trivvabla blunder I had
oar line done on a!. <rt n>-to e
A !».»<’ girl, though I a.*»v it. and gUtad mada.
Boto Ortcoa
with that beauty which to young l»m*»d
“v\ hat <!<» U’4 maanT” l»t cried, iiuu
1« Uit.tr attr.irtive even than tl«e !••• u * arkuh.
C <
Il .«M N V.
tr of fl-.e spirit, if *L» were to <■ forth
“I»id you nut »ay you intended to make
Into the alnful 1» •»!Id *!»r «»mid !■»»••
further inquiri»-« when you wrnt to the
*korr«*t>( loi rrw. and the «hildrm of ti.r
c»ty ‘ 1 falirivd.
Graduate Edcctk Medicai College
I ri»tL« ( « ” ‘•■•i rt«» » t"
hrT 'tali I m
■\’ot to >•»•!.
Have j ou I »ecu listen
marriage
But
»»»ch
I*
uritlirr
my
w
«1»
t leelaaall. uble
lit*
—- -
inc?'*
n«r Err». I would are her Imimd m the
I mold feel the telltale bio! ru«h Into
a- IO
OMBuOM
holy Landa of wedlock tn a*»u
*♦.!>< r,
my fa- e nt the tpieatiou.
‘ Ever amce
ploua yotifh
I would n«»t a*U of him the
v. -U were ••peukMig to me on the »ubjact.
gtwwla of Mammon tv*r roxrt for my
I have thought of nothing vl«e.” I ctiod.
child either gold, or jewel», <»r tine ¡men.
in the MU>e faltering voire.
A a F'P'LL M D
or wilkrn raiment; for what la ail that
“Look here. M ■»•(»r Hila«; w hat a the
rompamt to that peace r»f tl e anti! which
meaning <»f thiw t»rhnvlor? Thera'« some
S»lo
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Oregon pi* '.•tit n
mid« ri-1 si'i mi
thing up I know there 1«. by your man
I ki -w Ito( what answer I made, nr
tier
I » «n't attempt to humbug ins. bo-
reel* whether I made sin. to thr»r run
rmw »t won’t do
Or 1« it that you
Belo, Cregoa
ning »| er« I r». and other« that folk n r«l
nr»’ «tirh a thorough parod Idiot that *ou
hi the »«me »tram
At la»t. with nmin
don’t understand the drift of what I’ve
|de«»>i'g«. that Bounded in mv rars like
Tolophoao Xx:h*a:* Ho XI.
fre»l lent
..... T J Mr«««»* ban«, he dismiaoed me t’» the a« Imol I«« -en saving? I’ll astiafy my «elf upon
that jM-.ut by ami by
In the mean wide.
To get away fn»tn hl« hid»’« »»«
C**h >*r.............. ............... . ,. W A Eoi.*« t<wuit
I'll apeak a little plainer
I tnrau you
hyporr»«y wt» like emerging (ri»m the
to marry my daughter To thl« you can’t
fetid atnm»p> « re of a a»- L r--* <u in!«»
SHELTON
i p< s«ibly make any objection, «» all th#
the pure air “f heaven Bu»mra« which
*a< riAce *« on my side and her».
Now
D ** a general banking an I oi. hange
had «< • umulated dnriug his sb« nre kept
buine»
1. no made al current ratea him frun home all day. and until late come, what <!«» you way to that?”
Now tha! he had thrown off the mask,
and draft, laaued ou pnucijMl citine.
hi the rveiiiug
ami Bpokrti more plainly, I felt, for th»
A« mm » u n* my «< h«*»5 dutir« w«-ie rtn
first lime in my life, something hb#
Uh rd I went into the grounds I <ould
- 1'irnge to <ipp«»«e him. “I know that I
put l»ear tn be In the butt«* «nd »nt
Jnatlco of the omo
Votary TuUlc
no advantage» to entitle mv to
there ■ util Martha < «me
H to ««I tm
Belo Oregoa
•u< h a match, but I am to» young to
In to fra
—VIA—
marry." I »«id, with sums little firm
•Why. whatever 1« the matter with
i ne««
you. Master SllaaY” she naked
\ »»u
I am the !•<**! Judge uf that." he an
look aa white aa a ghost! Arc you il> : ’ Bwrieil Bhan»ly. ’
•'Uh no. Martha! I ba»e a head«« he
' But I have no w i»b to tuarry." .
—nothing more
“What" lie eirlaiinvd, furi»»u«ly. “l»o
"Ma.irr Kit««." ««Id Marik«, "tlirr. •
»« mi mean to way that you’ve the impu
•Mnethtnc «n-ug «'th
«..iix ililiu •
: denre to rvfu»# my daughter?"
Ik i'l w«« m«»t«r
i
Train» leave West Scio for Portland pre, tug <»u v.uir n.iud
Then followed a string of invectives
! «nd way »I m I íi í .» at 10 45 a mi .
I«ave •o ««fill clril to y»u ttil« morning ? I •■■n’t
and oppmbriou« epithets that I need not
All kiuda of walcheo. rim ka and jewelry or Albany al 2 4Ó p n*
tl lak I'm ««king tba»s <s*eti«»a
®C
; repeat.
He literally foamed
at
th#
rurtoait,
M««t»r Hit««, you'rv •• inno
jruiupUy repaired.
mouth.
rent »• • t«mb!
Tt>«( man <.r «ny
zur» l‘ rt'.atid •»
« ir •*
p rn
’ Y«ui »liall »mart for thia Intuit!** he
body •!•». for th« mattrr of that —rotlid
bcxo onxoow
'•
All«any If 10 p m , 11.90 p m.
I went «»». wiping the perspiration from
grt
yon
to
do
anything
got ynu Into
krmrs A»l
i
i n. , II •"» m
“You »hall go down
I,kiu'«* wt.at truul.lr Amt 11 irk I lu«» fa<c
•'
Sacra men U» 7 55 r» in . M 55 a in
your knee« am! !•« g my pardon for thl«.
*•
ban I ran- — • 7 .«5 p tn . » 55 a n>y wr.nl«. hr"« • rrgnlar t.ad un lion t
■yon bo l«l «w«y by him! Ilr'» no good and pm, with all your heart and soul
for what ion v# ju«t refu«e«i!"
Pullman and T*’urist cara on U»th Io yon or «nilHHly el«r'"
TUCKER A SAVAGE, Prop..
With tl«»»e wnnla. am! (Bating a ma
tram«
('hair rara s«< ramento to Og-
“Ibrn’t talk like that to m* Mart
i«*n and F1 P am », and tourut rars to I rn«~l, borating into team. "Von mn«t Ugnant b»-k up >n me. he hurri*-d out of
I hi« a^u, St I xmls, Sew Ur lea in and
| th** r«M>m.
*'
1 »«nk Into a chair, literally stupefied
l ine Wince, l iquor, and Cigar» Washington.
Conn «Ting at San Francise«) with m»«.L
; am)
erw helm#*)
But even th# laiiit
"floor boy! what haro thry d •"» Io
eversi linea lor Il»*m4ulu, Japan, China
(I . . I | re»i»t«n<e that I had made iuapired tn#
*hihppinea. Central and South A mar you?’ «hr «aid. halt to hrr»r f
with new <onh«li-m#
I felt (hat I va»
Pure 1 qiioiafor Mel dual l'urpt>er*
don't want to pry Into your aocrala." aba
cs.
n«» longer a jh I km »! boy, but verging on
wrnt on. "bat it I ran h»lp you with
bre Mr* '1 1 W>-#lnanaee, agent at adviro. «r In any other way. don t bo manluMMl; that it was eowerdly and d.s
1 gr^wful Io yield a alavi«h obedhnee
A eat Scio station, or address
al raid to a«k mr.
Giro Ue a Call
:tgsH»«( my coii«*i«'nce to mich a man
"Ilrarrn l.l«w« yon. Martha. I w«m'(!"
.*» hr had n«»w shown hlm«elf
The fir#t
I rrltni. (hrwwlug my arma round b»r
re»» luth»u I formed mnaequent upuu thi»
SCIO
ORI'.OON
Portland, Ore nock, ami kiaaing bar "It la not uii liettrr am! firmer «late of mlml wa« that
ao. rot. or I would toll you all!"
I u -tiM make a (Iran breast to.Martha
How . ..iitomptll.lo all IMS will fad
of al! I knew, and then lx guided by
(.■ turn ..r tl • w .rl.l a yosth
i her superior worldly wistlom aa to what
nlnotcon. (<> depend upon a woman'« dr
I had Ntter do
F’eehng much rshr-r*!,
tenao rather thau uje.u lua own ..Olage'
I went up !»» the S'I hm »! ri»uu> tu au|xr
From that rowanlly thought, aa amb
luteod th« afleruouw taaka.
men will pbraao It, I Legau tu derna a
little oarrot comfort
I IIAI'TEII VI
Tli« noil day Judith ap|warrd al dm
The day*! Work waa dot*#, and I went
ger, for tho Aral tune during aavral
We have alw ay> on hand a full lino of
weoga
Ktie looked ovoerlingly ill
Mr down mt« the kilt hen tu bnve my tra
Portor'a maunor to mo wae market l.y and my confidential talk with Martha,
Caskets, Coflina, and robes al low prices. Our
th« Ingratiating demeanor that abudder j In this la«t intention, however. I wa«
H«r master
Ingly «nrgee'cd tho Moa of a running «loomed to t»e di»ap|*oihtnl
hyena luring mo Into hi« den for tho had entrusted her with certain commis
• ako of tnakiug a meal of my L-ely * »lots« that obliged her at or»«*# to «et odt
So I wa« left alone.
A»
When tho .-loth was retiu.rrd Judith n«t for Bury
to loar* tho rwm. ami no |wrouaai.>na. <MH»n aa I had finished my solitary m«al.
I
wandered
down
to
th#
bottom
of
the
wink« or aigna from her father could lu
orvEartl
Lying down m th# shadow of
dv.-o her tu remain.
Departn »nt cannot be beat.
Pictures
"Ab. Bilaa. what a treaauro aha la!" a large pear tree, I b « m » u forgot my Iron
b« «aid. with a hypocritical «igh. aa lb« ’ Lies.
framed in any i ixe or style at reasonable prices
Behind th# high, thick hedge at tn)
door rloaed behind her "Her dear moth
er. who la now no more, left h.-r lu m« ba< k lay the extremity of the front gar
drn
I w a« distorted In tha midat of
a« a prwdoss token of holy lote."
He pa«««d hl« handkerchief arroaa hi« my meditatnx»« by the sound of voirra
eyra. lie little thought what I had m«r Their owner» were walking in the gar
•Jen, and presently I could hear their
heard
"With «uch a treaauro and a Malnleaa fuotatepa clowe behind me. F*or the see
•m! tin r I I m sin# ay involuntary eave«
r«.n«ciewe, what ahould a p>.. 1« y<< >ng
<'.»wrung «till closer to th#
man want In thia «alley of ainf lie Irtpl «-r
earth, I caught their words.
rrled. in ■« «nthusiaam uf «elf plauda
KSXB&jr
“I tell you. Judith, he know» pome
turn
I (»elteve he’s been listrniiig *'*
"What. Indeed!1". I murmured, pen-eie- thing!
Ing that be exported »>me aoawer from I li-anj Mr I’orter say.
“lie ha« m»t the brain« nr the rwt»r
me
nge!” she answered «corufully. * Hr •
•'True!—whet. Indeed!”
he erhoed
"Yea. one thing he wanta ere he depatSo «imply a fool!*’
for the regu na of the elert to aew the
“Why. then, ahould be ask me anrh a
earthly happlneaa of that treaauro ar qar«tion. and follow It up by stammer
rtired
Hare you aotlred bo«r III Judith ! mg that I had tukl him? I Intende»! do
' mg so before I went away; 1 cert» nly
baa been looking lately!"
I answered that I obeereed she looked -iid intend 4«»ing so, but I never mention
ed it even to you. Besides that, there’»
eery pale
"Something on the mlml something been a great change in him during thee#
en the mind ami I tl nk I re f tit. I out few days back. Instead of being grrte-
ful. aa he always was before, for any lit
what It la. Girl« will be girla. yon know
Thera'« many a fine fellow would glee tie Indulgence, he seems to shrink from
the eye« out of hi« head to bo in your it and from me. too!" Then he ml de« I
shoe«
Well. I am <|nlte content, she'« quickly, as though a audden idea had
quite content, end l*m sure you must bo struck him. "Where was be the sight
quite content, eu there * «. -«Ml g more that I came bach? If I remember, we
• : ■ » ih» or 1«« 1« g ivsw kM IlMrtr U»«»rtk»«.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
A1T0RNEYS AT LAW
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and Wagonmakers
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Scio
State
Bank
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emesis
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
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T
SOQTJJ
Southern Pacific Co.
fc. W. HfcGEY
n’atchniakiT and Jeweler SHASTA ROUTS.
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W. E. CUMAN. G !’. A.,
UNDERTAKING GOODS’
PICTURE FRAMING
Scio PlaningMills, Scio, Oregon
liscio LIVERY & FEED STABLES,b
Irvine ft Myer, Props.
Hack connects with all trains at West Scio
and morning train atMunkirs
Our rigs are first-class and our horses good
drivers Prices reasonable.
27.
1805.
SO. 31.
b#Ll all ear talk In tho pari r with the!
DOINGS IN CONGRESS
window whle «»pen «»»<1 you dklu t apeak ;
la very low t»m#<"
An egelaasatioe broke fr*»m Judith
Tuesday. January 17
Th# f<w4«teps paused « lu*# behind n»e
I
In the «ci;ate t<*tav Heyburn con*
frared the* w«»«*kl bear ths violent teat
eluded liia s|w*e* h on the joint slat««*
lag *f *’ heart
■ Htop*" sL# cried
"That reminds me’ h<#wi bill and ht<md gave n«»tivr »d a
V»t a quarter uf an hour t«rf>»rw )<»u speech t»iru«»rrvw »»n his msulutton fur
rvn-.rne*l be waa dipping a bush in fr»at an investigwti<«t* of charges u( corrup
of that winde w.
I saw him fn m my tion tn the rain|Miiigt»s of IMtHi and
bsdfwaM.*’
HM4
Ixwlgr pnwentrd the ronfetutu'*
There waa an omlnoua pan«#. Io my
rvjM.rt (»u the I'hihpptnew bond and
mind's #v# I could ph turs tbetr h*»ka
mtlrowd bill, and riplsinr>l the lwu«r
uf mnstemathm
“Why det you n*»( tell me this?** ssld amendment«
Mr I’t-rter. in a troubled »••■•#
“I never thought of It until thl« in
slant." •!<* answered
“I wa« taw» rager
to bear your new*, to think of him "
“If h# beard all that |-« mw ! in that
rvuHo. ho know» #m»ugh to utterly d*
•troy va
Wo sc# cvMupletoly in hi« p« *
• r
M r# than that. I have given him a
clue that may l#«d tu profitable dtatfwv-
»r.M f<»r hlmaolf."
*• %nd my humiliation known to that
contemptible cur! Ob. heavens! I canmjt
•urrive it " she cried. pa*»i«»nat#ly
*’Xi lone#»*" eai«l her father, in a stem
voire. “Thia !• tu» time for raving, this
muet be »##n to at unco
M • must u«»t
lose a moment. To queofion him In the
u»usl way »• u•#!#»•
We moat rew«*rt
to the other thia very night
I util wo
fin«! out what b# leally d***« kno*. we
can’t tell what to do. That once known.
I ehsu’t want much run «id erut lorn"
"Where Is be now ? Have you seen
him lately?*’
,
“I heard him leave th# boys’ room at
■ o'clock
I have not seen or heard him
since then ’’
“Go and
where be la at once; be
might have left th# buu»o while wa are
standing her* "
SdlMtor Mitchell a|>|««-arv*l «*n the
thwir of the
natc and •!» 1» a«lc*| him«
sett in rrgwrd t' th# in*lirtiM«mt id r»>n*
nectum with the Oregon land (n»n«|»
He »al Im! Lie accuset« I lari» an»l per-
jurem and will •b-man«| an Ihveatiga*
t»»«n
Many •>( lit« * •ll<.*g>>«» crowd«*«!
aroutul him lo wric»*m«* hint
Hs gave me a pile of papers, which I
carrie*! Into my room, and then fetched
th# dr#k and writing materials, hr watrb
Ing me all the time
I went lu, ami al»ut
th«* door; then I bean! him walk away.
I did not touch my work, but sat down
u| -u the M.il# of th# t»ed. am! trie! to
tl ink how 1 could get away. I ha»l no
nu-nev
I knew nothing of tha r«»r><la,
but better to »tarve. I«» di# under a hrdg#
than remain *n that msn’a power. H I
cub! uiiiy get five minutes' talk With
Murtha, »he would help me w».nrid per
hap# ilirwl me where to g*».
(To be rontlnuffMj )
sr-Ti:-. .:;.r!!
Tht.uati( Tut.
General “Joe" \\ b elsr rrlat»’« tho
following amusing incident that tm k
place during the night of the El Caney
affair:
“General
l*awt«»na division
waa
mar* king t»a< k to El 1'ory, there to
take up a new p<»«ltl«>n I d the morn
Ing
Hie General, In company with
Major Creighton. Inspector general of
hla staff waa standing at the edge of
the n»ad. watching bls tn»<4>s file past,
lust aa the dawn waa bnwklng H m
colored tn»*fi»a came In sight.
Tt»«-y
gave rvbh-t»* e uf l»e!ng *!••«<! tired, but
were neterthrl««« full of •ginger**
“General ljiwton’a attmtiuu was at
tra« ted to a certain »orp»»ral of ths
Twenty fifth Infantry, a great all foot
negro, who. In addition to a roupU *»f
guns and two cartridge tarlta l«»aded
full was carrying a dog
The soldier
to shiHU the other gun Ivelonged waa
limping al«»ng«lde Lis cvninule
• The General halts«! the men Tlrra
<uqM»rnl.' aald be to the sis foot man.
‘didn't you mari'b all last night?*
- Yes, air,' rospWBcM the negro, »a
lininetilately alter the #rm»tr wm
railed to older l‘r#«it|«-til l’i>» T«-m F ry»*
laid ln-f«»rr it a telegram fr**m the guv-
: «»riior of Neu Mi-iso», transmitting a
memorial adopted by th# L'gi»Uturr of
that territory pf^rirsting against the
uni«»n of Neu Mi'ii**» and krirnns in
«»nr «tiitr, and urging the sdmi«<«: »n of
Nr* Mrv« • a* a
rt> - -rdlhg to
| present lM>uhdan««t
HIS POWER IS GONE
—
bar Has Been Forced to Yield
to brand Dukes.
H(DIMIK AND SERGIUS RULE
B>’
< «n<j Blo d«h#d
Part« of tmptr»
Und»r Full
Sprsad to AU
Revolution
H#adw«y
Libu i R umi «, Jan ?4 —The imprr-
knothrr «»Iwta« Ir La# arisrti in U»»'
al i a* Lt !*»tali'1«rd ¡» ripwlnl Fieri» U»
way of the Klamath irrtgaliun pn*)«u t
('hairtuan MondeH, • ! Wy»«mlftg «d the t i nvrv She rtar am! hi« family lu C»>
I m > um * c*»mmitt«*v i>n irrigation la tight
¡Nmb*gvn
ing the bill.
II»* says hr is not tn
R( |.>rt# tr«»tu Mt l*rtrr«l»urg say Chat
fav«»r «»I espending a single cent of the
the a« tual guvcrumeul u» do longer in
rvd !ain*ti>»n fumi tn either California
the Landa • f the » <ar
Tbi« «tatcmcnl
o» t>r«-g«»n until t«»th atal«*s **| umb a
- ma*!«» with del it<r rat lull and u ith a
dr««'nl set of water laws ”
Hr would
full kn«»wl«*dgc ot the day « doings^
lake more of the m lamati<>n fund lor
The graiul dmal c«>lrrir, al«av« power
use in hia own stale r>-gar« I lews of
ful, l'«it until very rurvntly LrLI in
amount contributed
• het k bv lii«’ j*« plv • pathetic faith
U th«* }M»wrr »»( th«* “Little White
Father,” i« m al>«*»lttt<- c«»mu>an«l
Wednesday, Ja» wy IH
Grati«l Huke \ ladimlr «v»mmands th«»
The honm* Unlay mloptr*! the 12 arti
tri«»p* and every «»nier, whether it I*
clew of
hmrnt agMinat Judge
•m
f Irnh-m v -r •!• ui rrpr» *« i »» ii , i»
(‘harh*# ‘»ujyn«
The «¡x ak« i was an*
i««ut'd by him
Grand Duke Scrgiua is
tliorticii to ap]a»int mrml# ta to ptvwrnt
-tat«xl (u lw in rtmtrul «*( the internal
the case to the a*-rij»t«' and »«unluct the
In an Instant 1 hoard them hurrying
, si I
1 it m
towards the house
I sprang to my feet, irn }•«•«» hmrnt proceed I ng> l«rfi»rv that
I'hu tilm<-#t »«-err« v iw maintain«*d as
bt»dy
ran ar ms« th# orchard Into the kltcl»#u
!«» the » «ar • pr« «H iil
a h«'ruwl»oula
garden, rushed into tho soiumer house,
S«*nMtor St mir <N'cupiv*l omsnh'rablv ‘• •sue haw him al raarekur Selo, »»them
laid my book upon tho table, and rest tin'ir with Lis «|M*t*ch »«king an InVeetl-
at Pctrrlutff, «till other* in«i«l that he
fag Mg Lea«I u|»»n my hand«, MMMU
gat n J tl • . amp.i
-
I IM »»
I ha» hern at the winter palace right
attlt»ide of attentive study
My breath l'H)4
(‘lay w|»»k«’ in <»p|<*i«*itu>n to It»«’ .«l<»ng
All «imwthma pill to mm in
cfxme abort ar»*! thick, and my brvaet
atalrhiftid bill
Hr had n»» obj«*ction aiilhority on that won* arc met with
was heaving when I heard my master’s
to
the consolidation of
Oklahoma th»' very court«*«»us reply that they
ha«ty footsteps upon th# path.
know as little as the Interrogator.
lie l*rgAn In a bullying tone, then be an«t Itiiliait Trrrilory
thinking him that ho wae Iwtraying him
•elf, »toppe«| short
Th# ripre«»lou of
Thursday, January 19.
MOSCOW IN TURMOIL
ruy face evklently disconcerted him.
The house »•( rrprt *•• hint i\c# today
“What are you doing here?" bo asked,
»inpl«'t»*d runwidrrati:»n <»f the army Wurkrern Fore« Closing of All tha
evidently n<*t knowing what to »ay to
appropriation bill and will vote on it
rover his blunder.
Larga Factorial.
\ vigorous atta< k was
"I usually come here of an evening to tum«»rn»u
•M
l
’
eter»l»ufg
Jan
— I h«- m el
read," I said quietly.
“I n«vrr heard madron tl»«’’ army tranaport «ervice
by Humphrey and ••(!«•rr*l an aim nd* • tarlhng feature in the situation to
you object to It before."
“Oh, It isn't that, but got the boys In n»rnt al«»hf»hing it
Th" li«»u*v lilt'd night i» th»* Dew« that several fa* !«»rirw
• t once." he aald
F(jflav February 17. »» th« -late L>r in %!■'*• »a have rlceed ami that the
“Very well, air" ! closed my book bolding appro|»natv rarretara in Htat* w rktnm m the •*l*t capital «»( Ruseia
and went to find the boys; my master ad nary hall »»»cptihg th« «tatur of Fran arr rr|Maling th«* tactics ot their fellow
vanrlng In tbe same direction, that ho
Hurkmru ! the new capital, marching
O # I . W ill«ird
A hill W k*B |'4*’i | » t
should not I' oh * sight of me
I felt that
t«*ndit»g th«* « itraditi»»n law« of th« tr«»m shop !•» shop am! mill I*» mill, de*
from that moment a couatant watch
mending that the mtahltshmenl shut
t’nited >tatv« to the Philippicvr«
• <»uk! !•«• »#t upon me
down
rhe whole illy IM rr|M»rtrd to
I led th# l*oye into the house, and up
4'«»naidcratton *»! th«* »talrhood Lili
Into the school mom
But tha prayer was vontinuwl in the m'na(r today and !»•• m a «tale of great eii’ilemrnt over
that waa In my heart and on ruy lips Ston«* «{w»kr for (wo Imura in ■-jq»*»«ition the new# of the bloodshed which has
immcdial«dy the «trike
were hot tn unison with that which Ho it
The bill fi»r the r» i«iunvrati«»n of pre« ipitated
that had la*vli m b«*«lule«| for W«t|nr#-
sounded on my rank I waa praying to
Aiui-ricati fur «♦•airr« wb>» • ;!!« rd I «•■*»•«
r#< ape from that dreadful house
I had
•lav
j tircauar of their aupprv««wiun, was also
taken the desperate resolution that I
The tension, whi«h was sumewhat
debated
at
some
length,
but
n«>
action
would not paa« another night Iwnrath
related luring the m»>rtiiitg. ««mtinued
j
waa
takt-n.
the roof.
l»» im r« a*»* during the day
(’«»mlilion#
Tha boys wars diamlsaad to l»ed half
ap|»t<arvd lu lie omniou*», when, «h«>rtly
an hour earliar than usual
1 wn« k“H»g
Friday. Jan 20.
th« r «lark, the workmen in lw«> electric
<h»wn to tha klt«h#n wh«*n Mr Porter
The j»!nt«’h<»’»i bill ah»l th«* hit «ral light plants walked out, refusing triple
»topped me.
indemnity Lili agum divide«! the atten pay to remain, ami plunging half the
“I’ve some work for you. Kila«
Fold
tion of the si-iinlr t'Mlay, and I m UL went • ity into utter darkneaa, including the
and put thr»e tract« Into euvelop#«. ami
Th«* water supply
F'ult«»n s|N»kr in Nevsky PnwjMM t
direct them; 1 11 givs you th# list of «»ver without action.
wm al«*» « ut off. ami a \evitable |«anir
names. You cae carry pen and Ink. ami support •>( the indemnity hill, snd Me
your «levk. Into your own room, and d » Crrary ami Hale in <>p|-#»itu»n tu the ■ rnautwl
! atatehoul inravurr
them there.’*
The ht»u#r j*u*»wd th«* army appro
priation l*iII
The In han appropria-
i thm bill waw t'*»n«i*l« red f-»t the rr-
i ruaindrr of the day, hut as» not con-
I rludcd when the h*>Use «»I)»»urtied until
tomorrow .
Monday, January 23
The ’M w»i«»u of the hmisc t »lav a as
• lev»>tr«l entirely to the (*««nsiderath»n «»(
bill« relating tu the lh#tr»« t of Colum-
' bia >cvrrva! effurt# were made to tak«-
I official n«dice *»f the rioting in Ht j
; Petersburg, but they uerv all turned
dow it
Beveridge made another htrffretuai
effort in the senate to Lavr a time filed
f«>r voting uh the statehood Bill
The
fort i first ions appropriation« lull a as
l«a««*rd
A j«»int rewolution appropiat- j
ing
tu pay th* net ♦•»»•ary ri-
I |wt»aee uf the maugmil rrreinufdra was
i |M«ff*1.
Italy Suipiclou* ot Austria.
Itoiiir, Jan 21 — l'nro*in«MM I* frit
hrre at th" o>m rntr«tion <>» the Italian
I (r> nlirr of AuMnan tn>>|«. the I’atria
I
!
'
;
luting
'••And fought all day 7
" -Yes. air'
•• ‘Yoo have, beside«, been mar h
Ing since B> o'clock tonight?*
•• Ye«, «Ir.’
“ ‘Then,’ said t«awt«»n. 'why on earth
are y«»u «*arrylng that dog?*
•• Well. General,' replied the negro,
showing bl« white te«*th In a broad
grin.
the dog a tired!’**—Woman a
Home Companion.
The Kepty t nhappy.
“Edwin, am I the first woman you
have ever loved Y she suddenly asked
him when be waa measuring berjlnger
for the ring
“Yee. Mamie." be blurted out. being
snmewbat disconcerted;
“the others ’
were only girls.’*— Woman’s Hume
Companion.
IL II Hahard. Just SI years old. is
president of the Agaaala association,
which has 1.000 branches
lie organ
lied tbe aaaortation tn 1975, and baa
been Ils bead ever Since.
,
i
{
tfoiiiH as far a* to nay that Austria I*
l>rr|>ariiilf «or «ar »irain.t Italy
On
thu olhrr harul, the Trihuna |>uhh«hr*
* statrnivnt to the • flirt that it* rurrp-
■|a>n<lrnfeat Vli-nna ha* burn sauuml
by th»* Austrian f<>r"i^n otli< << that the
irx tnw in th«* number of Austrian
tru<>|i> on tl>r frontier of Italy »aa
merely due to Hie return of e>lilien> Io
their !■>*(■ after having Iren on duty
along the lluwian frontier.
To Include Swamp Land.
Washington. Jan 31. — llepri-w-tita-
live Hell, of California, t<»lav intro-
<lii«-ri| a bill autlioriong the »rrelary
of the interior Io iti< lu<le swamp am|
overtlownl land in any irrigation pro
ject that may Ir undertaken under the
national irrigation lair, wherever it
may Ir deemed practieablr and advisa
ble bi ilo so
Hm*h land, when relaim-
wl. shall >r dispnard of in the name
manner aa other lauds lying ninter tlie
government irrigation projects,
Moro Free Coal for Japan.
Tok in, Jan 31 —The Ja|>anree cap-
t tired the liriliah etaenrer Ok ley in
Tsushima straits Wednesday afternisin.
The vessel left Canllf! on Xovemlier 17,
carrying 5,1*00 Ums of enal for Vladiro-
i stok
She was brought to Kaaels>.
IT IS REVOLUTION
Sa
tv
at Ssvatl »pol Mutiny in Ma««
and Destroy Buildings.
hieff, Jan 24 — lh-taile «>( the burn
mg <»f the admiralty yard« at Srvaat«»-
|"»l hav«* srrivni here, showing that it
Aa-« the r«-#ult *»( a mutiny uf fi.000
-adors, such as nwet before cuvurred
in Russia.
All Saturday there ha«l l»ren «-«»turid-
»•rable talk all over the city that the
-ailors in the S«*vasto|M»| l*arracks ha«!
grown n-»tivr and that numer«»ua in*
-tan««-« «»f insulM»r«linati«»fi
had or-
• urrrd
Hhortly after the m#»n IxHir
M«>nda» the <l«M>ni «»< the i»arra«'ks were
thrown open ami tevernl thousand sail
or« f«»rred tle ir way UQl into the street
One s-piad «»f mutineers ruwhad to
the r«M»ms •»( a captain, who is «aid to
have l»rrn |>artirularly «lislik»’«l
The
»»timer was set »rd ami thrown to tbe
flour
They l»rat in l»is skull, and hi«
face was mangled l«ey«Hid rw• ignition,
ami then they wrecked hia rooms and
t«#»k every wra|Mj|i they couht ft ml.
Meanwhile, th*«*M* on tha outside had
- a ! fire to the building, which, I*mg
<ld an»! mainly r«»natru<*tr«l «»f woial,
a a# burned to the ground
From there the mutineer* rualied
wildlv through the gtrvrts, setting up
th«* cry •»(
“The revolution has lie
gun.”
Ona of tha Horror« of Revolt.
Ht Petersburg, Jan 24 — Among the
authenticated horror* of yesterday is
thr case of an agt*»l general, «bon
•lrdgv was stop| wm | by the infuriated
people aa he was driving in the direc
tion of the triM»|»e
"Are you going to
«»rdvr them I«» fire oti U« ’
yelled the
crowd. The general ordered his roach-
man to drive «»n, when he wa« instantly
stru* k on the head by a well drmaeil
individual in a sable h)r r*«l
The
general was then thrown out of the
sl«xlge, brutally l»ratrn ami
finally
ram pie* I to d«*ath.
Ready to Taka Charge.
|>»ndon, Jan 24. — The !>aily Trie-
gmpli’s St
Petemburg r«»rres|M»mlent
report# that, «• the «»utrutnr of the
meeting <»f the Reform party <»f <i<»rky,
Annensky, Amrnirff ami others ami
their adherents Saturday night ami
Sunday, a l««ly of men has bwi r»»n«U-
tut«vf who regarii tlietnarlvra as the fu
ture provisifHtal government of Ruasia.
At yet, tl»e ef»rrr*js»ndrnt say*, they are
|«»litiral rip hers; but they hope !•»
overturn the etisting regime
To Loot for Provision«
St Petersburg. Jan 24. — A report
ha* gained ctirrenry that the «triker#
fatrml to storm the market in Vaasili
(Wrtoff amt «rite the provision# there.