The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, February 17, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextVili VOL. -u !<>. THE SKIPTON STABLES PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT I.INV «<!<», <’<».. Good Turnout*, Prompt and Courteous Attention OHtlUOM By T. L. DUGGER l’Hlâ LI X «X goiind by a Spell RtASOKABLF RATU Cerna/ter •« f aitot kU«w«*rth airee«« i • I 9 Albany Oregon ALBANY LEXER COCXTER McKiltop A Chur, hilt, Prop«. ALBANY OHI OON ¿ PROFESSIONAL I th« in v • ley (Io To Th« fK\ V I 4 ..... U the best t<K meal Open all night, ATTORNEYS AT LAW <»<* 4 • t» H II T Al UM * ORB m OX MOXTAMK ATTORNEY AT LAW Shaving ............. ......... IS cent* Ilalr Cutting.... Fhatupoidtig .... lUtlia.................. **.*» •• _ _ as - .... sn •• >u*»ri l’ub lr «n i flkritettar ut »uh. t.» «ai ! l »Kn«8 ilorgi own nv»rr«t f»dti»arL»i» of e*»r! lay PROI'WII IOR ]. J. Barnes & Son, Al TORNEYS AT LAW oRKOO At.Bl SV and Wagonmakers w We buy our *t . k in large quantitic, ■ nd hwp a full line of carriage an aagon material. All kind» of work I ur lina done on abort notice. LENTIL C:*.o Oregon e Graduate Evkctic Medical CoHege Horseshoeing a Speciali SCIO. OREGON 4 lnctnn«it (Mil«» fu» Scio 1 u »• to th* k»mi «»th*.*» of a fritrvlly porter to tir*' ur* «nil jmt me on the rirht platMrui. Th» train r»tne up and I t'*»k my a*»L Th »1« item» ut of •(rum tra* cling w »• a »trans» on» to tn», and for a tUu» I wa» lo»t In wonderment at tbe variety of *bjd«*ta w» t!#»w past, and at tbe r.ip- Idly rhan<nt< landaenp«». K<i Idei»h 1 r*U)*ml»er*d th* address that the obi gen tieninn b»-l given m». 1 drew it cut. rurinQ» to know hia name. It waa an o!d <-nt»lnpe. directed to "Jonathan Kod well WaodLitt» Cottage.’* What a bound my heart g»v» as I r* »d tl at nan e’ U »• it • mply by a atring» }t r 1» t v I I 1 » ORK'.O 0M1«> Cîl klTKtt IX -fCont nae<| tV» had left th» bou««» by tbi» time, aad w»re walking down th» gre« n lana. bt;f in au oppomt» direction to that l*y ohkb w» bad cwt from tb* rfcur» bynrd. A htll* w»y down th» Inn» d«bo*< bed Into a high re»d, and there my kind friend *topp*d tn tab» leave of m» “If you 6nd tbioga turn oat bodly. and r*« i • re reduced to »t»y gre^t »tritt. w Fit» • to me but, niihd. in th»t rare jou tell me »II about yourwlf. There rau»f L» no d>»gui»e »nd no deceit I niu»< • ay yon’re ratl»*r • Hto* ru»tnm*r for t»o» •* y«»nu< »U th» better for that. ¡»«rhttp«k Her**» my »d»lr*>»*, •»» 1 ttoW r< -1 by, »i)4 • »«f* juur»»y »b*i » mm | luck.’* Th» «wit amoMHit K» »s< <••»»». How f»i!l of rrat t »«!» «»• my h**rt fr*r 1J* klftdn*»»! I r»»rbM tb» railway •<> tl» » »rm» mtatft*» b»f«»r* th» tr-u*» * *» du* !<t»or»nt •» I ot th* <’♦«» Banl State t y J- Oreja ■«.to ß;13, Ortçoa O?7i:s.l3 li. n il» reel I-nt »abler T J Mr*« ' 'I A E wt .1 SMELION 1 P *• a general tanking and exchan •n» nr»». L oo ma»!«’ »t current rat »nd tirait» famed un pnnci|«l ciuco. BEAL ESTATE BR0ÏE3, Juatl;« cf ih» r«xc» Koury Tublic ß;U Cresca ia n I h- (k it of t« •/ y**w, m»/ «*■-« . WWW ping .»ut of th» c«rriage, I found uiyaelf on tl.* bewildering, crowded plntfvriu of ■ great city terminu«. CHAITEIt X T>*af<*ns<! by the rush nt steam, whist ling engines, ths ahoutiug <»f m*a. J°a tie.! and knorksd hither an.! thither by eager psasengwra »'■eking their l*ig«*ge. •nd by heavily laden porter*. I was quits i-ontu*el At length I Inquired «( a quiet looking poli.vman the way to llaekatraw‘a buildinga ' There may be a hundred llaekatraw'» Traiti!» h-avr U e*t S< i»» for Portland buildings, tor what 1 know." ha »aid. «mi way •talpiu» at 10 4 » a. m. lomvr with a laugh. "What part of tha city All kind« of watch * . !■* k* an I jewalry ur Albany at • 4<5 p. n>. ■» ur I rvuiplly re|«ir.*f. "Camden Town Is tbe rest at ths dlrec zaini l’..rtl«ixt * 30 a m., A 30 p m. tiow." I answered. SCIO OREOO» '• Albany 12.10 p. m., II p m. "Oh! that 1» miles away from here. Ths beat way for you to get te Caicden " Sarra . ■ ■ B Town la to g. t into a 'bus that you'll see “ S«u Fran* i»oi 7 V' p iu . K.**5 • pass thoa* tn>u gates below." I thanke-l him for his Informrtio« rnllman »n<l Touriet rar« on t*.lh J. A. H'< ht« train* < I.air rar* S»<-rann-n!<» to < ht- end msnvged to get Into th* right Tua ii-n « ik I I I I'aw. «n.l tour!*! rara to I felt very «Ilk and weary whe» I „.* in re Into ths street.« I I In. »£<>, St I j ui *. New Orhan* an.l went Into a pastry cook * to *at a bull, fine Wines, l iquor» and Cigars It a*hingt.’n. • ('«■nnn-tintf »t San lranci*co with and Inquir* for Itackatrsw's Ktiildiiig». rvrral him for Honolulu, Japan, China and they dirweted me Small homes, 'liillppiuea, Central and S.uth Amer one story high, town l.«>king in their dir Turr I bjuorv for Medicinal Burp* mm • ea. ty brte-ka: country looking io tlieir little in front. I kuo, **d *.*• Mr* M F Wo.lnan**«, afc**nt al garden* that lay at So. 3. aud th* door waa auiwetvl by K ret Scio «tatiou. or a»i<irv*« Giva I’» a Call Martha herselt -What! Master Hila».*' evclaimed »be. with aurpri»e. "ia that you( Ob. what a SCIO OHI.(ION Ito coma In, H rn you've you'va given ni»! me! How poorly and tired you do dear lo..k'" F>culatlng astonishment and I Indly welram«. *h* led me Into the littls front room and forced rue to ut down in an —I aid armchair "Now sit down there and root wt-ila 1 get you a niew cup of tea. I’m anre you must want it l>sar me!— the Me« of seeing you! H«w k.ug have you been here and what's brought you up. some thing wrong down there? But there! .tun't answer any of my q o »tlous till yon'*» hnd v>m.-thiug. Cor l‘m •ui* %oa look half dead " Bustling ab«a>t all rhe time aha waa talking, potting th« cups and aancera. aid preparing the m*al. Thru ab< cell- ed In her mother from th* bark Io a.» Master Silas, whom *h* had talked al-.ut ao much, liar mother waa a very stout, kindly looking women, who ram* in •wip ing lhe soap suds off her arms, ami who wetenotod me aa sincerely aa her duugb ter del. After a hearty tea I felt better I then proceed«*! to aatiafy Martha’s rtiriin'ty. which waa all ''“ edge, and while I waa about it I made a clean l.res«! of e.ery circumstance, fmm t >* time that I n«er JS hear.I the Ant converaation between th* R«v. Mr I'ortfr and his daughter, cntll the day of my marriage l‘«a*iag over the month, upon th* eveni« of which I told her my lipa were sealed. I related the particular« of my Eight Thia l< ng narrative, of eonrae. was not given u th brine Myer, Props. out repeated interruption« .»n her part. "There! I alwaya »aid yo« was >■•- witched. She ought to be burnt. The wicked old hypocrite, he ought to have Hack connects irith all trains at U'est Scio all montha! That's the rea*»n they gave me notice, bacana« I ehonldn't are too ami morning train at Jfunkt rs irocfi; but. you know, a marriage can't stand go.*! that’» brought «boot by She ean't be yeur lawful witchcraft, Our rigs are first-class and our horses good wife " "She la n« more my wife than yon drivers Prices rcasonalde. are. Maltha." I «MWered; but. the neat moment, for various reason», | was a«r ry that I ap*>ke ao openly. K. V. HfÀGtïY 311AÜTA EDHT3. CORNER SAI.OON IV. E. CUMAN. (î. 1‘. A.. Portland, Ore ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW- EST POSSIBLE PRICE GET PRICES eSCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLES.^ <J- 4 NO. 31 wM<> T f «nJ him «4tt »< In Mr« J*n- DOlNUb tri CUhUHtsS Idogw* v»rior. ¡1-» t. n remetiiber (bit night you got Tuesday, February ?. • ' I • a C ’ r? Mr ! i j »«•<-. I didn’t car» Altar a CMFiitinutiua *ra*u>u ut f»-v t (riutiag bu«it>»«« notch. I had htxira the »mat* t<>ui|{ht |M***i'd a «. ’ a K oa * scraping roíUre and rod.ng Jotat »tat*h«»N| bill. A* ¡»<j«*rd • d from tî.» flr»t night I went bill prvvidre fur th* »altni«dm «>< < th* tb^xtrr I w«» '«lag* «tnu k * ; etatre of Oklahoma, l*> I** »’'mpriwd of It kv « v ¡ »tv b a >»Hy. ea»y lif». and Indian Territory ami Oklahoma and ■ «■ ' «ti g tu w» a.• the N« a Mt-sicu artx*r«lin< to th* ¡»rramt pi • and art <n th*«», aud get round» U»un<Uri«a. with Armma rh tn mated • f "I! •*. and wear fln» rlothe« •«» I t<' .r.| to t*e »n actor I had th» Th* I mhi »* d«*vv*l*d the more day to in , * Jen, • to apply to old Toipama. th» debate on th* railroad freight hill, with « G!; r of Bury, for an en<Agement th* rti epOun of a lew mmu<ra )u»l I mk . ll.a V a.»rr w 4 to knk Hi» «Ut *»f th» fore ad p oirn men t, when a rnreawgr fro tn tie,»er a» » prewumptnon» young ap*. the pr«w><lrnt * m read rrvoNiinendlllg if UO iuigfe thia hurt my priai», if did A Rilurnu of th« L»»l Important a board >»f anrvey f«»r th* I'tulippm* » »irttop my ardor I heard of « booth Not Late lnt*r*etmg Evartt at a hiixlagu I « . « r three rm-»« off One evrumg of tha Paet W«*k. I « «ed . -. r tn tl • village and « fler rd i t »-r* »» Ibero They hxpprued Wednesday. February 8. n w»'.t of «.<H e 0« I»» pull up th» Although the rreult of the prvablen- •' •* »rr tbe b..:» «nd go ou for | lev ha» »top|Ms| navigation on th* i.,. «tortioa »«» knovvu Mrlj lu u.« • >uid! part» I waa engaged at «wtrwt rp|vr<‘ oltimloa. le. "g Incurs «ai* me u«> mor». evening of November », it was not until Several deaths have Even reported in tialay, when the buuav met in joint .** -«trad uf rolling Ink, I rolled up • I w i• very happy for • hniw M .'liana from the »vwrs c.-ld weather. •«-«sion, that Theodore Rcmavvvlt ami r. «w tMíjy when I got • few Un«» to Fsrtbanka were othcially A proclamation i» to I«* isancd grant * Chari»« W »peak. By and by I grew ambition« and 1 An llnmetia« ing great lila rty to the Huaaian work • Ivdarvd to Is* elected • ! ;n imagination from the hret «»If!- and letter gatherevl to witncas the cere men. • r t<» M rd.iif. and even In M«rirth I mony. g <t -1 - » vtrd with the nenia! portion of: The bou*e devoted Ave hour* tmlay n y w^rk, aud one fine morning, at a to debate aa the railnad freight hill. fvr de*rfte*| tu an upptwiti>u »how. A numtrev <4 the tnrmlvr« spoke on next d»or. where, in a «paQgled tunic, : l: Turkey la preparing for w ar by bur* !- ' !. « dr* of t ! «od a pair nf ruaeet boot«. I «row kd Very little t.u*lnr** ••• transact«*! for*»* icuiaiy st my old cuinpnwfona. Then rying gun* and troop« Io thr dt»turtM*»l j I tusciaged I « gvt t«krta »a «• »uper at district« of Macedonia in the house todav Kearns, of I tali, • •io* ■ t tbe big theatrro and ku«w Hi g . | < laitnnl to have v.>t«*| against the joint It ia atated on what I« !«•! « \ ro! !.* I h - •’ i.ettong al-out the bnwiu«-w*. g»>< pro atalelMHsI bill, and Ins vote ia tr«oril«*i li trd i«» «u¡ er master 1 hare t met my g*«*l authority that Kuropatkin i* to la* for It Iharuaaion aa to whether It »-termed frond, ‘the f*mf»anor.‘ a gen relieved and General Grippwnbwrg given should tv changed was lengthy. tientan who can write It A after ha hie place. Friends ■>! the statehood bill claim It mime, who haa moved In th* muat d.a The Miaaonri Pacific will pass in the house hngiiiwhed cirri»«, but who, being at ¡»r« vent under a cloud, la ronipellel to Ing much trouble with A» high a» traina have i ¿O io n* ral l'til at the Royal Conn- Its track» Thursday, February 9 lieen loot at a time tl : iti The (ter.** After nearly f«»ur «lay»’diwnaamn th* It it whnt •«»rt of character« do ywt|| •na Inri.lent h<>Q»* tawlajr, by a vote of 3ftl to 17, I inquired. referring bark, io I «ar was ni neh n » a* admit- I kmh -a I th* bi I r^rovidiiig forth* rcgula* my mind, to my eolttary theatrical at j tini to thè pubi le of tlie na- lion of freight rate* perirne». ! itone conevrned. The senate devoted today’s *rw»n»n to •’Oh. I veer between th» heavy l»u»l It le annuonewi that a* a reanlt ni the agricultural appropriation bill, ne*« an»! th» light comedy.” he anawervd thè diaturbonce« at lente, Ruei*a, 144 I There waa a rrticwal of the ihik u»*if>ii carvlraaiy. Yea. between carrying nn th» chairs |M*>plc baie Iwu buricl ami that or er of tl>* |«»|iry ot diatnlmtlug the appro- at i tab! • and th» candle«.** dryly re- 2<» pernotta are etili in thè h'Wpllaia. ¡•nation bill» among a number ot i t • ! his friend. *i raking for th« brat mil fore * k Senator Mitchell deviare« he will not time. After the paroagr of tb<W frviglfT* rate givo up hia aeat and that he will be *’Oh. hang It. I »ay, now!** rip«»«* Oat bill by the house a »pirnnt diw ore ion rd J«4«i.ih. ”Y’»U know th» stage man aldo to egplatn every thing In connec was Hiilulgv«l in over the <lr«dhra>ia tion wllh thè iiiany indili mente m a eg>r t« very much »truck with tu», aud carried by tran»jw»rta A rvwdution iifem!« giving ma a »mall part in th» aatiefactory niannrr. wim adopted approving of the carrying new pie« » Om-a let me get my now iu. The Jape have captami a bill on thè of «■ lHMih<-n«-hrr» ami mrinkr« of th* and I’ll «how them what I ran do.” liuti licer. fam then of uthcvre «nd men on trane- "Ymi may more correctly »ay that The ciar nave he Intende ralling a na ports. tbe «tag» manager waa »trwk by yon.’* In a Condensed furm for Our Busy Readers. HAPPLMSÜSOI TWO CÜSTIMSTS •'Only think ot that. n«w* NV it • wkk«»!, asHatura! creature «Sa* n>'»»( »«- cried Martha. But »Im! a tnvfVf II t» that you’re out «f their ■ --be« I m •xire my heart alway* felt f<»r >«»«♦ I waa Io a way when I be »rd w»» ta ta marrtei. • mu » aw fnl vil- tainy w a« g«»i But akil a f»ify mu didn’t he a*to»m (hat cvho !>«»•! from Gm’» old woman tha b found fHit lua! You nil re’ •‘•■na, amt wha know»}-"-<b»> ►»»* l»e rv h ¡>e«vpl» ’’Kuh ¡»op!» wouMn’t he likely to own ou» of the Rev Mr Porter • ta-ird ere." I au»wered t itter y "Ah. p*-or fa!», t’ey’re mneh tn I» pitied." »¡¿‘ rd Martha "And M.i«- t»r Milas, what do jo«i mean tn doY* "I mu»t get tom* emj b»ynjent.** I au • were*!, vaguelv, Martha InfMrtiel op “Wrli, we", w» must »e» »Inuit someth lug for y«-»i: but there’s on* thing 1 rm tell >• ’» YOU ahnu’t went a me«! • vb tuuia wbde I’ve on* to «hare with y«»u.’’ I pre»*r I h»r ham! warmly, »••» » ng her. however, that I r<-uM nd tl>iuk of taking an) thing from her ’’N’oti»*n*e n- «»n»»’ if »•■ > aav ft at • gam, you’ll «er u»|y offend me I »iial! ueier nilas whatever I m<• to y<*u. ai«d who know» but wh«t you m*y be t h tom day. and then think what « pro^.t I »hall out •»? jranr gratitude* But the firat thing we mn-t abroit »• your dre*»; yon ean‘t go »bout Uk» that, Th» idea of dr*»aing a ycting mao up that fright* It’» »hameful!** It wm now night, an*! jn«t a» the run- die» were lit Martha’» fnther nm* n He wnt a porter at a railway »tation. a metanrholy. wiry looking mm who »at in a corner without »peaking a word. Th» nest consideration wna wh« re I ■hould »leep. *'\V» haven't an I urli of n»oai here; mother’» got two l«»!gvr*. who sleep in the t*ron«l r«x»m up<t« ¡r» and I'v» to Irak» • ahift d«»wn here.’* Aft»r » little divc’1«« • 11 it na« • rnverod that Mr» Jarkaon. tw » d- ■ s* above, hail a »pare bed, and thither I went. Th* lodging was neither particularly comfortable nor particularly clean, but I wu t«»o worn out with fatigue to »¡¿«In remarked the Profaaaor. In the tional congreee. faNtidioua; and in »pit* <’f it» "it Mm» »arcaetir vein. "1 thought you J Pirrponl Morgan haa gotte for a coming», I fell a»!e*p »In n»t the nn«»« « tit I id broken his nn«» with that banner I crniee In Euroyan «etera. I laid my weary head upon the piHotv • j.iat a* he wa< working np. >1» eg- ; Ruaaian war teeeela have l«*en or- ¡ur- . 4 hiw admiration nf you In very ! CHAPTER XT demi to lente German pori in Africa *tr«»ng term«; it i» a wonder you did not Cntll 10 nV ..-k m et morning I *lept Reprcnentative Williatnaon ha« lieen a calm, dream!**» »I»ep. and »r o»e inure get y«nit n«>*e between hia fiugtre.” Josiah waa getting very angry. X*« itldlclrd on lite charge nt «uburnatlon j freak and Invigorated than I had frit ■ for month«. It had been arranged that av«rt a quarrel, 1 asked who **Gaucral of ¡»erjury. I’lil** w«». I ahnuld breakfast »t Martha*». S » ar Kt. Peteral.urg •triterà keep quiet, ‘ \ person w ho*a »upp<««rd tn h» al !» cnrdlngly. »«M.n a« I w ng wnthril »Uli Tu» tn 'to everythin«. an<í "enneequeatly .1» hut troubla continue« lu 1'olaml and I 11 reared, 1 ndjoonitd tn No. 3. I »trang» mm were in ih» mon» wliea I ni-C inc ini who'« bullt' J for eiery-( the Caii'»*u«. Iwl) <•!•*'■ blunder«." »I'ltefully r»j IleJ I went in. <Y *..-d eie, trie wires in a an story Th» abler of the two was a tall, thin JoMiih. Chicago building caused a Are l<*w of After « little more blrkrrinc. th* two over >000,000 man. with a »allow complexion, sharp, aquilin» feature», hollow cheek«, full fríen.I*. ■* I «iippoae I nm*t etyle lliein, A H. Tian ner hae con Ironed that he I felt quite re beard and mustache, and dark, gri«. !!«! went out for a walk. hair. wh.«‘h b» w>r» *erv ’••ng mi l ¡'ir’. i Urteil at twin« freed from the étrange. committed perjury in order to shield in th» center. He win dr*»«e| in *»»-dj- .. rut.niirnj gl-iure of Mr Montgomery'* Senator Mitchell. eje*, that he.l «rarcely eter been taken | black, an *str»mely open waistcoat di» Fira .lamagcl th* historic ('«taino played a somewhat dilapidated f;in«'jr o!T me the whole time he remained in <!<• room. After thia, Martha came, and I theater in New York and caused a «birt front, very much «oiled and rrum panic among the elioni» girla. phd A frayed black ■atin ktie m : t - had a little quiet talk. "I couldn't go to eleep for hour* last rounded a very frayed and limp ►! irt Tha Cold wave which crorwod the collar, hia boot» were old at« I pitthe l. night, thinking of «hat you'd better do," "A clerkablp ia «hat you mountains from the East has caused but they were the remain» uf «but h d •he «aid. some l<«a to stia-kmen. Tlie temper* one» been radiant patent Imtlier Hi« want; but. ton are. you're got uu n fee hand» w»r» whit», and rarefuily tended, .•ni-ea. and it la *o haft to get a •ima alurer ranged from 17 at«>ve at Port aud ornamented with two large fora*» lion nilhuut them and. Inde**l. with land to 10 ts'low in Idaho points. th* n, tor the matter of that. I think ring*. 11» greeted me with great pulite All tim resent memlwra of the preei- you ought to try and find out y oui nt«a «• I entered. detit'a wabtnet will continue in "filer Hi« companion wa« * yotmg man of frirtd* von knew the nam» of ih» law eicept Postmaster General Wynne, who about twenty , full f»re<l. rather »upg une yer* th «I Mr Porter drew the t».«» »ey is to lie «p|H>int<*l consul general al n mpleiion* with id evprrrekui of «"illy from. I think jo l OU¿ht to go to them Mr. ( ..rteh..it will 1« nom "H'ippMC they were to baud me mret Guidon mix*! goodnature and »»If »«ti«fa« t »»n llu dre«« w»• !«*•■ pretentious than that to th it man againT" I aal<l. shuddering mated (satmastcr general. "Trae!—and not being one-nnd tnen ¡ of tbe elder, although there w«» the Japan will noil besiege Vladivostok •an*» «tj!» of shabby gentility »nd th»* It yet, yon are not yotir own mn*ter Now, there wo* a thought came Inte Workmen at St. Prteraburg h«v* •ccond haud cloth»« shop. Martha Introduced the »’<*er •« "Pro my head, thoneb 1 eearcely thiiik « ' «truck again and inc tease. I their de fe*»-r Montgomery.” and the younger »• north while to mentina It. *• I *h-mld mands. linrdlr like to adtiee yn on aueh a Mr. Fitiwahon. The elder »• kn n . dg Many German cal minrra bare Ixen ad th» introduction with an air of gr-at iMiint." (T»» be remt in ned I blackliated and the »trike may Ire re poHtanere; the younger, with a fam i«r new"! nod, and a twiuk'.» of amusement In bi» •y* at my odd appear»» e. which *h wly MAIR COMBING IN PUELIC. Many ron flirta between police and changed to one of donbting rerogniti"». an etpreoaion which waa reflected in««iiy I oivlgiiere tui'iio, I i,der«l«ud the ' »•rikrr» iu Palanti cauae butidrvad of American i.irl. j 'Irath», own face for. tn Nir. A«R»lphu» F'lttwai "It la the moat eitrn irdlnary thing ton. I believed that I rerognlaed no General St*>e«*el haa answered hl* ac- whiiotti b»d fellow, Jo«i«h Cook We the nay you nrotnea over here combi both ram» to the «»me roneiu»ion at the yotir hair at the theater«." reclaimed cunera by »honing that foal ami am- •am» moment. n foreigner. I've juet been watching! munition would not have livid out more than four day» longer. ••Can It be poaalbl»—... ** that girl otter there. •‘It ean’t bo------ ” She ho* taken every comb out of Al new blinar la raging eaet of the "That you ar» J«*»iah <’«u»k T* her hair, run It up the tunk of her Rocky mountain», with the tempera- • What! Fila» (’ «roton head «--veral time* and then replaced ture ranging from 4 tadow al Chicago Martha, who wm preparing m» break fast, looked very much aaloniahrd at thia It. Now «lie ia patttng her hair to ace to 20 below at ibiluth. All train» are that it la all a* »be wtaliea It tu tie. reregnit ion. lata on account of wind and enow. "On» of th» Her. Mr. Porter’» old "I've e'en lot* of glrla o er tier* go boardere.” I »aid, hi explanation Eleven Eaetern Oregon project« for through tbe performance Rather "Why, yon »!« n’t mean to «ay that f Ml «locking, when you come to think of the reclamation of and lami are now know that old hypocriteY* cried Jo»iah, It Ixxik at thia one- abe'a going to under coneidrration by the government turning round to her engineer«. Meilleur ranke Ant, but do the aame thing!** ’’Fh» was «»rvatit there for two yeare It waa a very fniiy blonde head olwtaclee are aliti in the way which — only left about a month ago,” I «« h !, that »aa I"- * tvimlwd thia time A may cauar it to I m * abandoned. answering for her "Well, if tbi» i»n’t »he qiieer*-«t alart g • *! ti ny aweepa of the big aide The preaidenl ha* appointed Joaeph I ev»r knew.’* cried Jo«i»h. "Whoever <*miba were neeilid to bring together II. Kibliey, of Arianna, to ta governor •hould have thought nf recing you h« re the little frowajr curia that had «prang of that territory. What are you doing? Il .w • 1«! Snuf their conBnea and were banging down fie« getting on? Ila« Miao Goo»el*err; from tbe ¡Mimpadour tirami Ihike Nicbolaa i* eye* got a hu»band yet Y’ The gtrl'a gesture« In arranging ber he g.ing to Manchuria to Throe qneat ioi • were very embarra«« Ing. and I should hat» been greatly prit hair were not In the leaat furtive patkin. to for an auawer, but Martha came to They were aa deliberate aa though ehe were ata tiding liefore her bureau at John Barrett, minister tn Panama. my aa»i»tanc*. aaya that there are but few casce of yel ’’Well, b*>k her». Mr F.fiwaltr n." home. "C«n't *»e exactly bow It ever start low fever on the isthmus. •he said with a »ign tn mo; "MaMer Milo» ha» gut «ome very parti< u!ar b «1 ed." murmured the American whoae The American Tobacco company haa nr«« on hand ju*t now that oblige* btm attention bad lieen called to her cutin tn b* rautkMia. «•> I know y»»u il *>m r trywoman'a action "I never do it my- declared an initial dividend of |t^ |»l him aniweriug your queations tor a u ly •elf. but I'm afraid that I hare «ern cent nn Ila common »lock for a ¡»riod or two.’* *o many gtrla do It that I have bo- not yet atated. "Ok, 1 don’t want tn pry Into • By come hardened to the algtit. tn New York in a »ingle quarter last body’» arcreta.** retorted J not ah, * Itb "I 'remember an American woman'« year, with a total population of 3,«M,- sow ething of pique in his tone. Tb»re wa« an awkward «denco for !«>k of di*gu«t when ahe aaw a »24, there were 24,034 birth» and 21.* aome minute«, during which I dtarutaed Frenchman comb hia muatache In pub 05» deaths, a natural increase of 2.060 my breakfast, with th» emb«rra»«ing lic. That a pretty bad. too. but thia la in the popultion of the city. •enwation that th» ’'Profearor.’’ a« I of- In my eyea the more awfnt, for on» A liiert T Patrick, who ia under een- torviordo heard be liked to b» called, agpe.-ta dalntliie*« and charm from woa »handy arrutiniaing me women, and thia energetic combing tence nt death for the murder of Wil It w va impo««ihle for Jtudab tn keep and arrangement of hair In public liam M Rice in New York, hopes to «dent for any length of time, or to re place* I» la eatremely ektremely vulgar"—New escape by proving al a second trial frain from talking about h»m«elf. Fn. that emtmlming nil** rungeetion of in spite of my reticence, he om»n put me York I Run. the lung» The prnaeruUon proved in paMkse««ion of th» whole of hi« Li» In I.uy. ng hah, the (till ahould lx that Hire died by chloroform adminis lory, from th» tim» h» qnttte«i Mr. Por tered by Pa'.' • I d. ter'» oatabliahmvol up to the tim» in Friday, February 10. After maintaining it» record for the rapld diaponal <>f private pendoli bilia, 433 l*ing pam<-d in an Imur ami a hall, thè houae !<«fay eoiisniered tur a «bori lime thè bill provlding a govrrnmrnt (or tbe Panama canal mie An rarly adjournment waa takcii lo enable thè Republicans lo confer un thè statehu>«l bill. Ih-hire thè routine pr-creding» <>f thè aenate Is-gan, Prtwidenl prò tem Frye aiinouncci In» anlectum <d l'crkina to redi to thè sellate Washington'» tare* nell addrvea on February 22. Bill» «rre passe! authorising thè aecretary i>f war to »eli magatine ride» to ritte club« up*>n requent <d goverm.r» of thè variou» atatr». and pcrmitthig Okla* hom« Terni.>ry lo appropriai« money to cunslriict agncnltural college build ing«. Saturday, February II. Aa an outgrowth of the investigation of the General KI.rum disaster, tlie house bslay paawrd a nnndwr of bills amending the laws relating to «team- Iset in»|iectl<H> aervicr amt making far more rigid provision for the regulation and eutilrvl of «team vessels A bill aaa also |>am«-<l anthoriaing the con struction I a bridge aer.-s tlie l*eo<| d'Oreille ami Kootenai river» m Kootc* nai county, Idaho. The entire time of the senate t<*iay, which was not »|H*nt In eieeutive ses sion. was given to the Hwayne nn|*arh* meiit trlaal Four wilneeae« were ei- amined. In riwutive aemlon eight treat lea of arbitration between the t'nited State» and European govern ments were ratiAed The trestle« «re with Great Britain, France, Portugal, Switzerland, Germany, Spain and Aus tria Hungary. Monday, February 13. The arnate heard 10 witnrem»» in the Hwayne impraA'hmenl trial today and t|rv<»te<l the mnaindvr of it» time to the ron<mlrrati«*n <>f th* agricultural appropriation bill. The lea«!era of the houae today l»rgan active work to get the statehood bill into conference. A paper 1» being dr- rulatrd to get enough »ignoturre to bring the matter tip, After that It will require a rota that the bill lie taken from the committer and »ent dim t to conference. Mult End War. London, Feb I0. — The Ft. retera- hutg correspondent nf the ( litotiIci« •ernia an interview with a Rumian who la in the confldence of M Witte, in the course nt which the Rumian aaaerta that M Witte recently said that peace In the Far East must le obtained at any oat. This Rumian «ay» Rumia is willing to evacuate Manchuria and al low China to grant Japan a 90 year lease I Manchuria and the Liaotung península Rumia would retain Kag- halien, Vladivtartok anti the Erari dis trict. She would pay no imlemnity. May Accept the Goldaborough. Waahington, Feb. 10. — The avnate Imlay paeard a bill authoriaing th« aw** ret ary of the navy to accept the torpedo text Goldalxirough, conatructed by Wolff A Zwicker iron work», of Portland, which ban repeatedly failed to stand the government teal. Th« hill author* ilea the aecretary of the navy in hia diarretion to waive the 30-knot require ment and to accept t he (ioldaborongh at a reduced pric«, to be govern med by the »peed.