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* ' Mr • vin. ri Bill (J W tT «X J? M 4 » w « we ZZI* THE SKIP!ON STABLES PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT «• io, t.i«« co., oar.oos Good Turnouts, Prompt and Courteous Attention By T. L DUGGEÍ REASONABLE RATES .« mis aossU t erne. B.<sa,t gad I Orrgon Albany ALBANY ('OUSTER L USCH Mt. hillop A Churchill. Prop*. PROFESSIONAL Al »AMY OREGON The be«t meal is the v s ley Open all night« C € Rr>a> I (io To lhe )IMÌ 4ST A «nw ATTORNEYS AT I AW 4 w It» » At »AS Y OKI-.OM rk »•»STAAT F ATTORNEY AT LAW I* cents •t 5 afy i '.<• • :. 1 ftuliclUrf ■ ! I f. < i,« an I I« «tit« i..iatHi yj> *1U txroKii a • « al bas» uar.-.o wvatt a • • i <11 OPlil AITOPNEYS AT LAW • •• PROPRII lop I)\\ II J. J. Barnes & Son 1 » General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers OREuON ai mast yj : m. » s rtMi.LR.pMi» We buy our st - k in EENTIST largs quantifie« and keep a full tin« of carriage and wagon materni. All bind* of work Io . ... . ■ Cels Crtjca Horseshoeing a Specialty HltUWM!, M V Graduate Eclectic Medical College SCIO, OREGON Bank State ^0 PRILL M D FOTS1CIAN î :1 SURGEON Orejón §<!• 0:1 o, Crtfca crriixas j'.»5he=* Ex:h»a:« H» 11. T I w Mr* lias A Kwmo 8HEL10N I) EEALESTATE BROKER, 0 «s a general banking an I etching* bua.neao. 1. no made al curroul ratea and drafts laeuml on principal citieo. JittUt cf the react Votary Fublic telo C reg on -VIA R. V. HR6EY Southern Pacifi: Co W’atcliniaker anil Jeweler SBASTA All kill.!« of «ate!.as. cl ska and jewairy EDI1TE Traina Irair W«-.t Scio fur Portland and war alati. :.a at 10 4^ a u> l-Mra ur Albany at 2 45 p tu I r-.uij tl, repaired. b :: o onxsen CORNER SALOON 11KKIR a SAVAGE, Prop«. I inc Wines. Liquors and Cigars Lure I ¡u-r« tur Medicinal Furpoers Pullman and Tourist care on t»dh trama ( hair cars ba« rairo-nlo to <>g- Irn and > I Paa», and tourirl rara Io Chicafo. Bl. Louia, Naw Or kaus and U aalitngton. ('onrosting at Fan Franeiaro with rvrral lines for Honolulu, Ja|-sn, China 'hilippinra, Central and South Amar ra. Kra Mrs M E W.Trelnar;««*, ajriit at « eat S io station, or a l.irr-a Giva Ua a Call SCIO jraira Portland » 30 a ni , I 30 p m '* Albany 12.10 |- tu , II 30 p. in Arri.r. A»l and 1'.' a in II a in " »>arrainrnto 7 M p m . 8.55 a. tn " ban Fran< iac<> 7 Vi p m , (*>S a OPlil ION W. E. COMAX, P. A., Portland, Ore UNDERTAKING GOODS' We have always on hand a full line of Caskets, Cothns, and robes at low prices. Our PICTURE FRAMING Departn »nt cannot b® beat. Pictures frarnod in any . izo or style ut reasonable prices Scio PluninaMills, Scio, Oreoon LIVERY & FEED STABLES, ;> Irvin« J- Myer, Prop«. Hack connects uith all trains at West Scio and mornint train at Munkers Our ri^s are first-class and our horses good drivers. Prices reasonable. CHAPTER V! HC-nh«w4i After I bad s«t thy« meditating abc-Rt ten minute«. I Ix-gAn my work wr»4« very quickly, and tn lews than hour 1 had ftni«b«4 my taak I opened my «loot aud a» quietly a« I rorth!. with out an ap|-*Ar«u»e of «teslth. d««<»n l»d th« ataira. huptug to reach th« kPrl en QnobaervM Hot my tuaater wa« wa«<h lug t»«o vigilantly, h« ram« out «f the parl<»r a* I reached •!»« landing pUcv 'What do pui want creeping stmtit tbe house at th»« time »f night?** h» • •Red. «harpiy “I w a« going down lot«» the k»t*h«ti t g-t • <’*•• “f water I an« «»red “I have finished my w«»rh 'Yu «ant g into k ’• Leu M sr tha ha« g«’O« to t»«d Y •■»•» ran g<> into my r»«vm an«! <•« water, aud lh»n go to bod ’ Without answering bun I r»m » »nted the «fairs and heard him following u»e I went Into hia rwmu and drank a glam .»f water, for I was really parch «»I with thirst While I wa« the»« I Lear«! him e*. «nd the «•• «nA flight <*f «fair« Rlhl go into my ro«»tt> A« I reach«*! the d«*or I m«t him routing out. with the cn»rl ope* In hi« hand I wl«h«d him go<«d ulght. b nt L« *hd not answer me I watched him over the bsnniatem. h»an! him pass «long th« passage, lurk th« •tre»t door, tak« out th« key, and lh«o re euter the parlor *’! nm a prisoner.“ I thought, “am! h« will fake good car« that I have nu com- fnoniratiot* with Marths 1 Hmblrnlv I remembered the wa got out of th* house on that niwarorable w . . ' As soon as 1 ! would rr««p up to the boys* count —* o. •ml not Lear they might all be a me, and If (hey sb»»uld, I M.M ■'•■»t I h » lies« that they would betray rue. I bad alw a) a been a« kl»»d to thvm as I had dared, ahielded them from punishment when I was able, and I believed that they liked u»e I felt renewed confidenra after thia thought I had better lork u»y dour,** I thought, “in < a«e be sbottld < oms up. and bn<! me not In-bed The key wi»« n«»t m the kwk! It must hat« tie-m taken out while I wav setting Thia laat inrxlrnt tl.at glaaa of water "I'erhapS ahnok my courage •ererrly. they want to enter my rwuu. «u<l rf m«* in my sleep!’ a a* my first thought. Theu I remctnlwrcd that 1 hsd beard my master «ay that he »hould not re*»h« . .... >f ■ ' 1; -l..f ■. iie !. .1'1 aStiafied himself of what I knew. While I was thus revolving In my mind rtery imagittsble li-oror, I beard footstep« Ascending th« stairs I put out my light, and tor«» <»ff my boot a and coat, and then jumped into l»«»l Tbe foot- step« «topt»»*l out«id« tny door, paused for several serond«. then I heard th« handle cautiously turned, and a I gbt h«-gan to creep through th«» »lowly opeu Ing do«»r The agony I «mlurvl at that moment I «hall never forget, I could not move nor «peak, but lay watt hi UK th« stream of light gradually broaden, until It waa darkened by th« figure nf Mr Porter standing upnu th« tbreihold. Tha ra)• of the caudle fell upon his face, it« blotches wera inflame»! with drink, but otherwise It was very pale, aud Ihrr«» WAS a hnggard look Upon it. A« he caught th« eipression of my fate, h« •taHed back. I am < ertaln it must Lave beru very ghastly. Y« he stuod t IN, I fan« >»»] 1 aaw a black shadow flit sud denly txhlnd him. Ain’t you a»l«ep?“ be eg Id. In a thick Voice No. sir Oh, how you fright» ued me" I cried. I could not help it. “That show« yon have a «inful con arlencr. tie righteous are never fright- ene! I am never frightened Prey — pray, aud then g<* to Bleep." 11« wa« more Intutieated than I had ever seen him I»«fore. He doaed the d< >>r then I heard him put the key in the k»»k. then, cikkl Tbe key waa turned’ -My la«t bot*e wa« gone I wa« power less. h> Iplr»« a priaouer, utterly at th« Birtey of tbia man I «prang out of twd I »ear»h«M for a match— there naa not one In tha r»*mt I drew up my blind. I»nt the night waa moon)««« and dowdy, I ufisned my wimluw. and ksi* All was deathly still, uot a ed out leaf rnatled, not a ray of light any I where na»ight but black shadows «ai looking down upuu a gulf to which there «eetned no bottom. Once, in m> desperation. I half rerolT- rd to cast iriseif out. but tbe depths looked t<»o awful I closed the window again, lest tbe temptation should l>e too powerful to resist Halbrd io perapira tl*»u, )»t , et ahi, shivering erilif with cold. cold, utterly penetrated by the brtx*»liag horror that waa u | m » u im «. I threw my self upou th« bed. and waited my fata. CHAPTER VII lbs ar when I fell asleep I Could never remember Hut I did fall a«ir*p Neither can I rememt.er haw long I slept. From the time that I threw rur\ self dr.pairiiigly upon my bed. all is haay. I can never precisely separate the vlelo« frinì the reality. First, the dream I was living txck in the past It was the very Octab«r ' night that I have ao minutely deecrtlw.1 I was standing at tbe wimlow of the hoys' treilriotn, I was enrroumled by the old faces that had departed lung ego, , the moon was shining brightly, as It dui on that' night I thought that I Lad just shah«« hands all round, and was looking below, half fearful of the peni , oue ■leaveut I was atswit to make. Stand ing out dearly la tbe broad light. » ith her faro upturned towards mine, wav th« child of the Norman gate her race color lees and statuesque, her hair glieteuing ■ a the moo« e rays. Just as I had ecru it »oca before Mho was waiting for mo Wo were going to Sy together, whither I know not. I had begun my deseen:, and was rapidly nearing the bottom, when my etepa were suddenly arrested Just . hi a level with my heed, writhing and ‘ twisting Its colls round one of the pro tuberant branches of the peer tree, was I red snake; hut although He body a as ■ i maos of moving cotia. Its head was 1 ■erfertly motloulees. and out of it glared i pair of cold, atony eyes that hel.l miso a Uh a bombi« fascinano«. 1 tried to »ak* away tri fr m tLr.n r .t th*' heM UH> with a rwa»aile*a p»»wrr \ ■trength ibortal œ*. my hand» rrlMied their <ra«p of th» U>ngh< my feel ah«l |M.wr»ri««aly from tb»ir LoM. auJ I fell Th« reality I awoke n<>< with • •tart, but I slowly r»»«» op into a «it I mg puoturw. •• though aw Oww k'er. woHk®d by «tuu« hk1d«nn power. h«d pte««e*t tw» upward*. I C«» t »I‘I feel lh«t tny oh were wM* <•(»• •*»«! staring-— my wLolffi h«tdy k»rked gad rigid |*|*Of!| tbe d»«k •< th« foM of the Led •t»^*»i a lamp ths light of which waa strongly Intensified by • reflector It« glar« fell full np«*a s wom«n'« far« In an lr»«iant I r»r«»gni»«*d Jmbth r«»»’»r Hh« was sttirsd ia • dr*«* «»f l«larl ye<. made high up tn her tl»r**at; d iMr'iind her head w«a • curtain of veltef. upon wbkh waa. •• It thrown ia powerful relief h»r pal» true ore and red hair. Her ej«a unnaturally dilated and filed s»eme«t drawing my son I out of my and al>sorbiug It In themseltr«. My neit «»naatioii w«« that I n •« •i»»w«rlng que-t . a- «f what nafur« I rould «<« toll, for tha an«w era wer« mad« without any 'olifiun chi my part L »1 «ev n r-t drawn L* c<one nrrult influence fr»»m (I » in«»«! wt rsre*«»« of my memnr» By an«! hy all eon«rlouane«k de«ert«d n»r, and I beram« mntinnle*« When I SWol « I wa« Iving ju«t a« I had thrown ni>«elf, half «In *•«*<!. up<»n th» bed '¡hr dull light of a lowering *ky. out of wlnrh the rain w n« descending tn torrents, u as upoo me Mr visitant hgd left no trace behind her. »very article was precnrly lu th« sam« condition. «• far as 1 <* uld nmttnbvr. sa when I retired tn rest I got off th« b«d and bathed my brad and far« with rold water This revit rd me; bitt there wag a duHne*« aUtut the As brain that I c»»ukl not < (ear away. my faculties resumed their functions. I 1 Itecame r<»n«< lous of srnaathm« j »t n»«»re »tran-4« There wa» • feeling of » •*•! ; in *«, aa though some vital principle had been drawn from me; but. ab«>'« all. tberr. wa« an intense longtng to Iw again within th« influence of those eyew-- yet I ahuddeted at th« thought. There wa* a up« II upon me- a «pell thAt drew me irre«i«td»’.y towards Judith Porter Mr Porter • threat wa« no id:« one Body and soul was. through bia dau«h t«r. utterly »«»bdurd to hi« will Out of her presence. I felt that I could not ri»«t I followed her about like A • panirl dog I was ever trying to cHtch her gaiie; a few secoird» beneath its in tiusnrw re«I iced ma tn a trance like ►tate, in which my »oul »esmed to p.»«« fn»tn my Me« ping Into h* r* My sleep when I conld sleep, which w as neidom—was hennfed by the wildest fantAsie» My health ««»on began to wufYer. tny thecks Lerstns hollow, my i>M»k« ema«dated It wa« a « though a tampira was pre* Ing upon my life It was not love that she inspired m« with, but a fearful fasri nation, while I lay at her feet, pav«i<>n ately imploring her to take pity upou tn«, to glr« me her love, to Itspconas my wife. I would have glim the world to have poARessed tbe |w»rr to fly fr«nn her to the furthermost extremity of the earth I w «• her «lave bound to her by rbslns stronger than wer« «ver forgvd by Lu man hands. And «he waa merrile«« In her power Sh« hated me. I«>nthed me. de«pi»ed uis! She did uot tell me «o, but my Instincts, now preternaturally «ensitivs. ueedrd uo worts to divine her thoughts. While a free agent. I had refused, shrunk from an aliisuc« with her. ami she waa n«»w an>»ying her ««ngeanee. •*Y »u «hould hav« taken me when I wa« offtrad to J<’U.“ she said. n<s k ng ly “now it Is too latsf* I knew sh« did not mean the latter part of her sentence I knew that after sh« had glutted herself with my torture. • he would becot»»« my wife I could Had it aa plainly a « though her mind had been a printed Inetk op*« before me. I still went through ths form of super Intending th« boya. but I wa« very Ihtlt us* in this pUiabis condition, «ml Mr Porter hhnaslf «•• oftenrr iu the school r«*ou> than I had ever knnwu him before He treated m« the »an»« •• usual, but he n«*«r regarded me without a cunning Eacefit during the leer of triumph, school hours I was never suffered to enter th« kitchen, or to eachang.i a I afterwards liatn word with Martha ed that she made several attempts to get tn me. but all these efforts were balked by th« vigilsm-e of her matter or mi* tre«« A« for me. I made no effort to se* her. neither had I any desire. 1 st « alienated from «very object in lif« «a«e ««ne. One night. »• I w »• going to t»e«!. I found her standing close against th« «all upon th« first landing. Hh« laid her Land upon my arm. and said. In a whi®j»rr. •'What ar« they doing to ,ou. Mawtrr Milas) What has so awfully rhanged you? You don’t look like a creature of this world. Fan I du anything fur y ou I “You can’t do auything fur me. Mar tbs Thank you for your offer," I •Mil. passing her hand “la it true that you ar« going to mar ry Mia Ju lithT’ I hoi»« a«».** I answered, an«! yet I shuddered as I spoke. “P«w»r boy* Whatever ran It be that sila y< n? I do believe that woman La« bewitched you!*’ Before I <*ou>d an,wer. the annul nf f«M>t*tepe in the paaaaga warned u that spies were at hand. I blew out in J cerdl« and crept npetalra; end Martha disappeared in anol bar dirteli»«. One evening, seweral of the prtl.« i»al mrftihers of the congregation of l ittle pethlehrm were Invited to les. I * a « present, and wa« seated nett to Judith who was kind and alm«v«t affectionate In her demeanor towards me. IV hen the meal aaa oeer, we a-at aud eat together at the window, ehe draw Ing her chair eloee to mine, sow and then larlng her hand npon m> ah.xl der. «offering her Lmg hair to brush agaiost my cheek aa she pointed out a. me ohject in the garden. a»wt n«»w am! again raatlng • furtive glan**e from I-» nertfh her drooping L I« that ah«* through me like a flash of fire. At the ether •»>!• of the room Mr tilt 1903 ror«»r wa« talking ta hl« friends In « •nldu«d «osre I and Judith were the •uhjrrte of th« ruaversation A i-»»rlK>n of It occasionally fell upon my ear. “II« d»Mrw « h » th« ground sbe walk« op*»n.** I heard him say -ft ia «inful to so love a « rmtur« of dn»t bwt sh« is a t rea sur» more pre« ».»us than gvhl ** “ Y e» el'« has always been a piona, m««dw«tl* behaved young woman, am •weted on« of th« t«a drinker«. ilo I! umidirle«. In a m.wllfylog tone' "hot what has bOTomo of that Mr HsdwellT I thought there wee going to be a ai-t.h tb«ro 7** 'Veeld that man etnl bj porn te. in a «wire of ph*u« li<*rrv»r “I had hoped to turn hi« heart from tha ways of th« wicMr«!. but it wa« rallón« ami tinrvgenerat«. and finding that. I bad« him go hia wav«, «mi lobi him my child waa m« for him ” Th» party g ranea I an approval of thia rondurt. Thia voung min," he wmt on, evi deotly referring to m» “ha« nntL*o<-- neiiber money. n«»r birth. m»r friend«; but thank« tn me, be ha* « hu-uhle heart that reverwncr« th«*«« wl*«» hav« h g’*M <»» bun And i« not tha* far ah«»vr tbe ri«-t e« of thia world. nhh»h are but •• dr»*«»*1’* Vet a little worldly wealth I« nere« • ary to u« whil« we are «»tjouroer« to thia tai« of tetrs.” r* mark rd Mm Humphries B> «ml by th« party left and w« were ahn» I and Judith sat «till at th« win dow, watching th« angular, ghwttny b«»k mr figure« g» down the (irdm walk, pre» edr»l by their h«Mit “Ah. If rm» would alwat« be to me MA you have been thia eveningf* I ««id la h»r. g«nt’t laving my hand upon her« “Poor ¡dint T* she rrird. with A ■ I Ing laugh; “do you think it was for your sake that I pSayetl the fool to night ? It w»» only to throw <hi»t in th« «le« of tbo«« hvporrn»«. «nd gi»» a color tn wh.it I h«T» tn <J.» Y-ni a«»««, I ha«« RO wertti from n»r l»»x« r,” «b» w»nt < n. with momentarily iucr«A«ing Irony "You will n«»t I»« able tt> acr i«« me hereafter • >f L ayhif deceived t.-'t My « t: I r rvllev«« »mi !««» from th« Iroublt» of eav«*«drnpping Y«u can learn unthiRg fresh fr«»tn behind the rhod«»deudr»>t» luish " 7 “You knew, then, that?" I L«cnn. faintly. “I do know that, «nd every «ernt thought of your eoul.' «he Interrupted Aeyrely. “There U nothing th«t joy <«n cvmrenl fr,;m me I have but tu ask. and \ ou must iw •r ’• I shuddered, l»»it could n«x «peek. “Now liMcn to me. Milas Carsttm r»r whatever your name may l>e You hav« made me drink nig drgradation )o its l.lt terest drop Mr father aakrd jeu to make me tour wife; »nd y«»u refu«rd me -you, a I »a»« born, pitiful, mean bound Hke i«u. refused mr you, whom I hxjk Upon as dirt beneath my feet! Had toil •pared m« that degradation had you taken me then, I would Lave fought against the ronternpt I f»H for you; I would ha»e done all in my potter to have done n»y duty I would hate even been grateful to you. Now I hst« you, I loathe you. an! yet I will marry you. that I may degrade you. make you my tool, and your life a curse’ I tell you all this Imlilly and fearlessly, for toil ranmd shake off my power Y - i will b« nty slave, as much as ever, and crawl and fawn upon me and imp' r« mjr I. ra as much a« you did before “ (To be continued I It a « ||«t ll'-en Around? One innii with horticultural arrour phahmenta la turning bit knouhwlge to «'‘count tbeae day« In a nut el way. lie poara n« « flower ductor. pMtlrnta «re •reurn! by arourtng the afroeta where house plants are displayed 'n the window« «nd off. riug to tr-at thus« that present a faded appearance. ‘ I *ee. ’ hr «ay» to tbe woman wbi comes to tbe duor, •’that your plants are uot up to the mark Mo*t house plants have a ragged look In the spring. These are very fine plants, and It would l*r a «hsme to lose tbrtn. With a lltlh» attention g v» n them ts* fore they are too far gone they <wu t»e hrared up ami made as ligneous a» ever M Nine time« out of ten the man ga ns ¡M-rmisA.oii |o rvamlnr thr plant«. No t»udy knows Ju«t what be dors to them To all appearamwa be «k»> sn*t do much of anything lie pick« off « yellow leaf here, punches a twig there, and f»okr« the earth «otue place rl-r, and thus end« thr treatment. For ea«h profemUonal call the man gets io or IA Cents, according to tlw generosity <»f the househo der Mome- times he heals a« many ay twenty lots of flower» a day. w bl h at lei st li>«urr« him a lodging and «omethlng to eat Nrnator lairtienhs In Cultego. Young ialrbjtika by farm Work and wag-n making had eared *l| l.y tbo time be reai hnl the age of 15 years With 11 and one Sult of riothea lie traveled to lielaware, oblu. a lie e *ie entered Oblu Wesleyan I till era.ty lie turned to account his rudimentary knowledge of ct»n»“lry hy workhg on ftaturdays for a local contractor for >1.20 a day A few weeks after young PalrlMinka arrived at college be fell and split his ouly irous. -ra beyond Immediate repar. It was ueieaaary for him to burrow a I .air from a fellow student, and the loan bad to tie continued, b cause lie was denied credit for a new pair nt tbe store« In the town. lie bad to •end borne for bla mother tn make bl u another pair. Working In college during tbe col lege year and In tbe harvest geld* ia lacatlou, be wm graduated from tbe college and Its law courae at 90 At £i be was sdrnltted to the Rtpre-ua Court of Ohio and later be w nt to Indianapolis Iir e Monthly. AHer The W ar. "The paper safe that Korea baa rec ■gnliral tbe new republic of I'anania." "Well. I'm afraid Panimi will hero bard work ramgnlalng Korea after tbo war la orer."— Woman a Uo»o Com- pa nloa. ARE BEATEN BACK Russian Advance Ends In Dis astrous Defeat OOINGJ» iN CONGRESS Wednesday. January 25, The house today pane«I the District Ld Columbia and military academy ap propriate n bills The pr-•‘v.'dings Were { alntiart entirely dev.-id “I interval The b i«c juMsed the bill eitrtuliug the jirveidentlsl eucvawwion act ao as to in clude the en rvtariva .4 agriculture «mi comioenv ami labor in th« order uamrd. The army appropriano« bill was th« cause) >4 a lengthy iliacuaaiun In the U nate The assigniuenl of (tenersi Mlle« to eervicw in cliargv of the Maa- aachuavtu «tale militia Iwdng tlw main Battle Carried On in Bhsiard by Jap point id controversy. A nnmtmr id cre dentials of newly vivetesi senatore were anese Whan Forced to Fight preaenlni. The hour id meeting tu to Save Position. morrow «as paat|s«r«l until I «'cloak, to alL>w many mvitesi «saakw« tu at tend a ms Id lug Tokhb, Jan 3! —» The lnw»|w nitich Iwhe raptured Port Arthur. <»nrv fr»-n» Thursday. January 28. the < hi rose ami then again in mi the The agricultural appropriation bill RuMHana. Raw administer*«! a defeat to • as cumdcml in the bouse today, hut (•rticral Kuropatkin's army frutu which tlw di-ltate lurticl principally upon the »< cannot |Mo«ih|y recover during thr toj i, .4 rvatricting railroaii« in tha winter I • I Marshal <»ia'n» ha« mm ! matter of freight rates The house a •h*pat« h to the im|>erial lMwi«|uar- ad opted a joint resolution appropriai- ters indnating that thr Cunqurrttfiii of |4 S .4 P<>rt trtliur wrrr nriit by him to meet the ornate in conducting the trial of thr enemy in thr bloraiy l«attle just de Judge Swayne. cide»!. owing to their long practice un- The aenalv passed the army appro <ler arms An«I their fried ability to priation bill after iiKslifying the provla- with«taii*l thr hardship» of the awful ion concerning iIm anrignnwntof retired Mamhurisn winter The result »>( army officer« to active servie« with lull- th» atruggir •»» far has ¡ r»»%c*l thr wis Ilia -rganiaatione This will relieve dom <d hl« c*uir»v t.etivral Milve from its application. Every digpntch rn’rivr*! from the The bill transferring the control of front h‘ll* «»( winter h«»rr»*n» «urh »« hi» forest rvM-rvati'me from the Interior to •th» r Kktthnji imiv ever had -n»i the agricultural dejiartment was | aaaw I wit!» 'lany inrhe« «>( an<>* Ihr «•«Hititry »» far aa the ryr can •<*<* Thr Friday. January 27. ri«If«w ar«» »no« <a|»pr«l Avalanche The Hwayue impeaM hfurnl rase wag •i|M.n avalanche ha« tutnl»lr*! into the brought up In thr ««mate today an«! af trvmdiM. inflicting unloM auflrrtng U|x*n ter several prelim inane« had l«rrn ar* thr »«»Idirni thrrvin ranged thr time for the real trial eaa I • l»l Mar«hal Oyatna'« di«|wMcbr* »rt (<>r February 13. The feet «»! the ha\r c<>nvtn«r«| t|»r military authori- «lav wa* »pent in considering the joint tira here that hr * 1» by no liitam an*- «tatrhimd bill. <»4lliiiK»r ad<lrr«gvrd i«»un to rngagr in the (aitile, and. in the «H-nate in »upjM«rt of hie amend* tact. |»rniiHtrti thr KuMAiaiiM to take inent prohibiting the »ale of intoiicnt- •••vrral |*o«itiotMi in hi* vicinity to wave it»g h«|U<»r« to India«»«. thr tr>H.|M» from thr unrpiikaiblr «tram The h<xn»e t««lay paaaed tbe agricul • ♦( Htaliting in thr «torm. But ihr K imi - tural appropriation! bill without ma «tan advance ma<|r withh wucli rn- terial an»« ndinent. The u«uai discus- • and drtrrmination by iarg«* IwKiira • ion on the free «eed distribution was of troop« iat upviNbC ini I «Hi of ground indulged in The h»’U*r i*i>minittre <» q that (Kama finally drri<l««l to accept naval affair» haiay decided that tbe bill ll ■<• ■ hallrnge. • Loiild provide b»r two I a» I tie Mhi|>e of \ large portion of Gmrral Nogt’« Irt.tXM) t*»na rarh Three were a*krd ■rn'-»• hi« mtulare ami hia re f<»r The bill «arru-M approximately wrvr«. wrfv plac«*<l m the \ anguanl. IIOO.OTOJMIO. Among them were thousand« <d veteran« of th«* < hiiit* Jat‘£»n»4f w, who. hav Saturday. Jan. 28. mg d< »nr nr nice in ^famhnria in tie -r r;-;.y ' Eulogies upon the dejmrturc of th« Hinlcr, were able to mak«- |»r it nd their arm« where h•«« «««»».uivd late S. nator Hoar, of Mesa» lineetta, ;>artii'iilarly cugr -ani the al.ent Ion of troop* amt Id have l«*rn |«arahiyrd There were IS I'ht 'i4 t.»ry gMiti««! over th«* K»i«-i*n the evnale tialav After right army in mnnidcr«»«! here «»vm a • I»'-, hrs t.i ,« many amatorw greater frat than a a« thr capture of the loiieliieion of the ■■lemorial serv Port Arthur. f»»r, while thr Inittlr ice« the senate adjourned out of roejmet raged, there were no trench«»« to err It to the dead senator*« meimiry. Ili a renaioli of less than two hour« protection in and every »hot of the enemy wan made more deadly by thr belay the house |>.i«e.-,| 373 jwi.aion in«i«*»crtl<bln c»»l«l For thia rrnaon bills and received for the I'alctidar the naial and diplomatic appropriation th»« new* from the front that Fiel«l Mar The session was devoted to leg ahal Oyatna tn now following up hia bills advantage with relentIrae energy baa islation entirely devoid <>t <I im iwaioo. b »rn received wit!» amarrment. Monday. January 30 ium ’ CITY OF BLOOD Battle Rag«« in Warsaw Streets with No Respect to Ag« or Sr« Warsaw. Jan 3! —Another day and hall a night of horrors have |>a»ar«l A» thia »iiApatch is arnl, the city la ruled by savage mol* and more rot age Aokiirra Both arc intent u | nii > killing No oflii ial statrnirnta are obtainable at this hour, but when the r««*t in human lives roinre to Iw» counted there will t»e found «trad by thr hundr**«l»—men, women and « hiblren Evert l»»d>—young ami old, turn women ami ch I Id rrn—was atta« krd by the aoldiera and rtllhlrroly shot down One roMier aimed a »abrv blow at a woman In self def» n»r »hr drew a r« volvrr ami tirr«i a slud, which went wild A wh -n«i later a volley waa di parted at her. and shr fell Tea*I. ri»ldlrd by a oruro «»f bullets Thia ia hut one of a humlrrsi inatam-ra For th»* m«wt |»art thr aoLhrra who rr«!r ami tramped through thr atrerta «luring th«» lat«» afternoon of M«»n<!a\ i were drunk. They Rvinnl to take a particular delight in attacking harmless |M*r»oti« They kiIleal for the turn* roke <»! killing The M-nat« today agreed to vote on the joint utateh ..»I bill Iwdiire adjourn ment on Tuesday, February 7, the amendments to lie considered on that date under tin- ten minute rule Tim larger part of the ilay was <«-cupled in general debate on the atatetimal bill. Hilton offcreil amendments to the In dian appropriation bill referring to the Court <4 ■ laima of Chimvik and Cath lamet Indiana also r. nveying title to perrons »L have purchased grating lands from the Cmatilla Indiana. After a protracted dcliate the house adopteii the conference report on the egecutive, legislatve and paltcial appro priation bill. .S« agreed to the bill irrn- I'.’ I I 242. A bill naa pa«0e.| dividing the state of Washington into two judicial districts, the Eastern and Western. The lull i itemllng to the Philippines the provisions of the revie- •-I statute« ivmi eming the extradition of fugitives from justice was jutawrd. •» < -j /• To Ch«ck Injunction Evil. Washington, Jan 27.—An import ant tnraaure, which ia the rmull of ct»nfrrvnrra hr hi «luring thr I »a at two monti»« among President RjMWValt, At- torney General Mmnly, < ’«»mm law inner of ( »»rporationa Garfield and representa tive* of lal«or organiialiona and cor porate intrre«!«. haa l»rrn introduced All Agree with Hay. in the I k »tine of repre«rntativra. It Berlin, Jan 31 —The Itusaian r»v. provide« that in lain»r diaputra an in* ernment'e reply to China's declaration junctiofi «hall m»t !<• iamrd until an that she lias not infringtsl neutrality, pportunity «hall have Irrn affovdad not permitlesl Jaj>«n tu do ao, is a rcae th« advert party to the pruceodlnga to serf ion that she has done ao The llua- tie heart! by thr court. eian note is mu h that it ia inferml that Ruseia ia trot likely to carry the Will Now Build. disi'iiwsion much further It V learnisl ’ Hacramrtibi, Jan. 27. — Ths IdgWig here that Russia found that all the power«, |>«rtii ttlarly Germany, held •ud Clark. a|>pn>priation bill, which Views identical with llowe of the |i.iMvd the senate on Monday by a paas.«! ths I'nited State« im limiting the «»»lie unanimuun vote, tolar of war anil the keeping China out of aaarmbly. It will Iw aignwl liy the gov ernor as tssui as it can bo cngrusaasl. it. The money appropriateli by thia bill, with the appropriation of two years ago, Run Down by Cavalry. (ttO.OOO in all, will tie immediately I>»m!>»n, Jan .'ll — Tlw* foreign office available, umler the direction of U<>v- ha« received a telegram from Consul tineral Murray, at Warsaw, reporting rrnor Panine, who la autlmriaol to act in hia owtj discretion. that hitnself ami Vice Consul Mucu- kain acre charged by Kuwianl cavalry Illinois Will Eahibit. men engaged in Hearing the streets of Hpringfleld, III . Jan 27 —With the W'ar.aw it appears that Mr. Murray is |«rttally «leaf, and a hen he endeav sanction ami official approval of gov ored to make known hi« personality, it ernor Danren, a hill will lie Intnalucwd was without avail. Amtmeamlor Hard- in troth branche« of the general assem inge has Imen onirrod to make urgent bly nest Monday providing (or an ap propriation of I'Ci,000 for an Illinois protest at St Petersburg. building at the Ijrwia and Clark cen tennial eajMwition which willo|»n nest Beat Truat a Monopoly. Along with Washington, Jan 31 —The supreme June at Portland. Oregon court of the I'nited Htatea belay derid* the hill a ill I* presentala special men- rd the t'nitod Htates ve. Swift A Co , sage from tiuvenor Detieen. known as the lieef truat caae, charging conspiracy among the packers to fli pricos on fresh meats anJ like product«. Tbe opinion was handed down by Justice Holmes ami affirmed the de- .ciaion o< the cunrt twlow, which wo against tbe ¡■si'kers »-X»' i Burning the Factories. bituion. Jan. 27 —A dispatch from Hi. Peternburx late tonight to • newa agenry here report* that Pahl's tartory and a large cotton mill hate lieen art oa Are and are burning flerely. » • j ■' 5:^' .Awl ’ ; • ' » N - *71 « ’ 'fl • e • V“ * *. *■ 1 * •*
