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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1905)
► /' s- 7 ZC, • *4 I.IXN m Jucwa PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT iO, LIN* CO.. i OI \ I i. OHli.ON. frank «tipo* Good Turnouts, Prompt and Courteous Attention By T. L. Dl’GGER «> » W» 1A A OeiUalam r»(«» m«4e known no anpUmtlo« 1 nM>«»r«vt «4 Vetib* oxéala «nu•( »«• twM mt • hrn Usa of 1er I» «¡»»a <<►» <b*if ! wrUoa. *i»4 i, «wnrth ••»r*i» < >■ Alt*ny tnre ovnitvuia. Tba» I knew nothing of her past Ufa, tx»r «In! I wish to know Uka her. I did Mt • lah tha happenraa ot tha present to ba marred by eua palu ful fmag* Mbs had hvad with Mr» Wllaoa al-or« two jaarx yet «van aba knew nothing of her Ilf« fur • «angle day before »he rame to bar “I ha»e always Lad good rvfefwnr«« before I would take any one into my bouaa." eaM the old lady, ra C (' Koa»t pcvially you ng lade« withoet friend»; H Mr » Mil bet she »aid aha roeld gi’a n»a n tie. si. 1 »he ke>ked BM1 isuocant and good that I t«w»k a fan«-y to her upon tha »p*»t. »nd i vr t.r.rr had cense io ragsm It f r a dearer, purer creature never entered a afibek AI.BAMY OUU.OM h«<u»e. and 1 feel Mr her quits aa if •be wee my owe child Bet I nmst aay that I do feel rurb»ua about her and L H MuSTAMK often think what a myatery she is. Khe la ».• »trange at tittle*, and a*> unlike any other young latfy I ever mat.’* With tnj old reticele'«. I t«*l*l Martha \--»f > Tu’. . ani* • * I bugged my ae. r«t bo word of Ciar« V Ith »elfi»h tenacity, aa »««mathmg too '•«e» n West at *Crw»i al BANV. OKFc^o ___ __ lx «hared. Hba wondered preclou» to at my unaccounted for absence», and I th i.k felt hurt that I di«l Dot coul d« iu Lar. Kha frequently rrtaarked upon my changed appastane«. “I do declare,* «he need to »ay. "that ! n«v«r »aw any un« a*» altare«! for the <>m e ., rr Hrti • a h» • She showed ma luto ■ neat little par beat aa yuu arw. Maater Hila»' V5 hy, lor I'pon the taf»ie ware «everal water A! MV OMKG< you've g“t to i»>«»k quit« handsome let« rnk»rr»J dr«whig«, «oma ffblahsd, aome utt- fir ieb» 1. al»x» »«>me Berlin wool »> rk.t b w’ In th« m«antim« I waa not idle. Mr. I i M S I ;> M l Ml Bouquets of flower* were everywhere, Montgomery brought rne mor» copying to u|«»n (he table amidst th« work, upon the de. and In order that my virila might mantelpiece in two vases, upon • littla We buy our «t»<*k in larga quantifies at am! faring tha window, and upon the not Interfere with my work. I frequent .y eat up all uigbt writing. My axpenaoa and keep a full lino of carnage ami rottaga piaoo that «food In a romer. The were eery »mall, and «ven with th« little In sagY»n melensi. All kinds of work in I earned, I contrived to cover tfiem. auJ a few moments tha door opvoed '.o Orarsa ur line dona on short notice. What more could I desire? I waa im»re (Tiers caste Udo the f ms# id iu tarai * Y«»n have ctoue. then.” «be aai«J, with than happy, for I qaa living world. her »wret, mrlam holy »mile H. h“'"T • *” ATTORNEYS AT LAW ATTORNEY AT LAW ATTORNEYS AT LAW rnArTKR XIII. If W»a (La «lay thaï I wa» to < lait Clare. I «•44fr« with the dawn y « the ft rat time in my Ufa. I t«w»k paute wHh AVKillop A Chun hill, Prop*. my t-Hiet. I rg erfüll y bru»h»«l cuy hair in different way a, I tying wutrh was tha Al HANY ORI GON more looming |tut with all my paiua, I rut but • »ery aorry ftgnrv •*lMar m**. hnw »prw * ,«*« l.w»k ftii, the best 2<X meal la th« * a ley m<«n*ing'“ »»ul Martha. *• I ram» d..«n Open all night. . la break(a»r And quit, rlaG-l. tooT* Before |O o’r I.» fi ! !■ tb, n*l<h' It t*w* rari, l«orl>ot«d of her brmw Ho Io fhe to go there yet •n I lin<*rwi t..r | a time. Ilo* r*r, ,*k*,r>l II *«• that I had no know la«!ga of her Mmv! I had «piite f^rgtSten to ash it A, th* lit»« drew near 1 teg an to ftM»! nervoea A Irhurrh clock »truck eletrn a» I timidly ¡knocked al the <loor I wa» aiiawered by a »tout. < o < m 1 temi»ere«t looking <dd lady “You have a ymmg lady staying here,“ Khavlng ................. ..... 16 cents I began, in a hesitating tone <»’ you are the young tnan that M'»» Hair Cutting ■ - f’lara experts, I »uppoea-** Saying which, Shampooing ... . M •• the old lady deliberately drew* a pair J'.«th« ..... 25 •• «»f »¡«Marlca out of her |*o« ket. and ad juatiug them, rarvfully •rmliniasd me. My appearance eremed tn aatiafy her. for •La »aid. in a more friendly tone, “Walk In. young man. Mi«» Clara will be with you directly.” L USCH CO USTE li J. J. Burnes & Son, General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers CENTIST Graduate Eclectic Medical College Horseshoeing a Specialty SCIO, OREOON nrn >C1O Bunk pf : li m d Orejón sita 0510, Oracea omci» TGajioa* XxchAUca Xo 11. ra ri lent C«ahxr.. J» .................... T. J. ...................... W. Mr«tw A E. winu 8HELT0N EEAL ESTATE BROKER, JzsUes ef tha r»io Xaury Tubile Scia Orsffca D mi general banking an ! eichange biia nesa L n« made at current rato« and drafts issued on pr.nci;xl cilice. g^ST ^1)0 SOUTI) -VIA h. V. Hf\6EY Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTS All kirn!» ut watt bea, cL< ka and jewelry Trains ¡«-¡or U «-«t io for Portland and way otati«>n« al 10 45 a m Ideavo ur Albany al 3 <5 p in pruufiptly repaired •CIO O&XOOX CORNER SALOON I Inc Wines. I iquor* and Cigars •aies l'crtlan.l •> K' a m , « 10 n in •' Allwi.y 1'.’ 10 y m . I i H y m Arrives tel .• d 12 ■ * m .11 ' a n. " bacramento 7 IW t> lu , B NS a m Ran Francisco ’ Í5 p. tn . * Mi a Pullman and Tourist care on both trama Chair care ba< rametito to Og le« and Fl Paao, and ttniriet cars to Chicago, St. Ijuula, New Orleans au I li a*l>ingt"U. Connecting •* •*■’ Francia» with everal line* lur Honolulu, J*|< ah , Clan* 'hillppinea, Central aud South Amer es. Hee Mr* M F W.««lu*naee, agent at II c*t Seto etallon, or addrvso SCIO ORI (IOS I W. E. CUMAN. G. P. A., Puftland, Ore ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW- EST POSSIBLE PRICE Irvine $ .Myer, Props. Hack connects u-ith all trains at West Scio and morning train at .Munkers Our ri^s are first-class and our horses ¿ood drivers Prices reasonable. NO "Gh. you Uionld' It Boothn th. OOINQS iN CONQRESS brats. It lull, rvaaurw Tobar.-» I, th, moduru t«tho. or. ,t «II ox,*t,. If II .i. .. Tuesday. February 21. but »bill»,«!, ..H rnou»>rW*. It rrnJrr, The house t«*iay |X»wr*! the l'hlli| >■>* IndlV.r.ot to th «a *h»h io u>u. h pine tariff bill, practically aa it ram« th, m *, thi,< I MipfMM* ,ou bar, n.i fn»iu the cvttiinittee. The river and pbautora, t, fumigai, X ou ,„ .till hartmr appropriation bill was then wamlortug ia lb, h,|>pr r**.. u, of inn., taken up but it waa au*»n lai»l aside an«l rruc*"- thia with a raour I bad stray -everal tueaaurvw were |xjmr>|, the m«wt •4 trrr f»r *ld, of tbrm lu>< brf..rr I waa jour «<« At tamtjr I *a. a gay. . important of which was the anth«>riaa d.,hm( .parh At thru* and t* »oty I tk/n given the secretary «4 war to return waa forbldd*n my father , honau thauha t > the several state« the I'nhMi and 4*>n- to a wt.oj.o , pt,.,rfoi «.unau. ton, : foferale Imttlefiags that wa, alwaya rwadlng r*l<<o.«i. tw..,. The «mate ¡‘uiuriiittee today re|*»rtr*l and oraar happy out of a eha pal. a •<*» that it would lx itni»»we11»fe to act on an with a hoart of tint All my alna the railroad rale bill al this eraefeu li* at ha* d<«.r, a *ild youth might bara a Melt» May without ignttring thr railroads l**a au.rM.lol by a ruputabir Bianboud. M.,vt A. » Before S •bferstion of thr Indian appr»q>rialoin but for bar " Attempt to Isolale Vladivoatok bill was !«rgun. A short time so " hila h, ap.Aa hla far* bwratna ma At Sam« T«me. given to the defense »4 Judge ^wsyne, rulao.! with paauiou Aa th, parox am iarraaaad, tho foam babhlod from hla and thr arnatr l<rgan thr nmakferatiun mouth and ba launrbr.1 forth luto tha «4 the bill bn the government of the m.^t frightful Improrath-na T'«kio, Feb 2^ — Following the cua- isthmian canal ■•»nr I aay. old frito» loa f gn oa In Ibka totn of the Ja|xn*'s*' g«>veminent, the awful manuar." «aid J-wlah. who. aa wall aa tnyarlf. loohad ralbar alarmed at bia i official» at the war «»th««* refuse to »iia* Wednesday February 22 alolonro " Ton my Ufo. I ran i atand «•use the present u«--wmriita in Man- («ovrrnment ownership ol rsilhnid« any Bwr* of It. an-l a» I told you laat «'buris, but there ta a general air *4 i was die» umoi I by the ««»nate t<*lay tn timo, t om*, t»|| of aom* adventurra couth fence aito>ng the higher oflirern, • • * ’ ■ » • • . ' • ; • ■ .• >>f your paat lif, that ar* ao )otly amo», ! w 11«» are abeolutrly |*'«t«M| <» u the aitua- I !‘*naniM railroad, while the bill tor the ma Mila*, her*, baa never bea nt any iti»»n, which is l«elfeve«l to imlicwtr that of them You'd like to hear m>me, (»rnernl Kur»»hi has ag»H •• re»l a nun* govrrtirnent ot !lie canal ione was umlrr Consideration «4 the wouldn't you?" h. added, wiukin< hard p|«qr aurrtMu* aiol that »»ft » tai annouttt'v- consideration. bill was not completed when the amate at mo ' input u»ay I* expectasl v«-ry a«ljournr«l. At that moment I »houkl have much I'p to midnight M.»mlav n*» parlicu- preferred Io <o to be*!, but I di«! not A numtwr of witneaaes were exam* ling bml been | dare tn »ay an. expressing. in«*te«<|. a inni in l>ehalf of Ju«lgv Swayne m the ' but it Was »tat«<l tiiat, »• 1er a» was great desire t<> hear anything Mr M »»t imjM’m’hmrnt prvirerdings agsin»t him known, <»nly the r ght and «■•’tiler «»! gou>rry ch»xe to relets After a brief but spirited «Iellata the 1 »“U t lx frightened.” he aakl. wq ng Mar «ba I Oynina’» »Tinv ha I 1 - *■ • .■ .»/ hotter today amt lie« k to conference the t^rspiratMX from hl» face, and ! »*<1 an«l that the c«>n<liti-»n« •»»» thr ¡» ft thr army appropriation bill. All sen growing -alm undt-r this ju«!l«-k>u» flat are unchangr«! ate amendments were again i|b«Agfvr»| tery, “I am i»>«< likely to harm you. It 1« the g«-neral opinion am--ng thp or anybody d»» »vcept her But when l»rat infornM»! experts in the Ja|xn«*e to, ezerpting one appr»q»riating I »5.- ' (MM) for continuing the cable from 1 think of all she has made m« g<» capital that the pr««aeut in»‘V« inrnt. be> ; Valdes to Hrward, Alaska through, and not only me. but — W»||, h»rr 1» m<ls. will tr»ull lit thr capture if I ware to think of that long, I should «»f Muk«fen It kt an that • r-l»r» go mad In earneet.** Thursday. February 23 H« went on smoking hi« pipe in al* have l»rrn «••i»l l«» !' irl»l Marwhal tiyama, W>th*>ut a dollar taring a>ltlr*l or a»ife lence for a time, seemingly Inst in telling him that th«* lime is ripe for thought taking the Ru»»r »n ntatii |* «iti»»n, as, tracted the river ami harfeir appropria “I wonder If I ware to write my life. it a»*ti«*n 1« |wxt|s»nr«l much longer, the tion bill |XM*e«l thr fe»ua«' t»*l.vv, aftrr If I muLI g*t any bookacller tn publish spring thaw« with their r»*«ultant fl*»«»Is l r ««M»AMm ha«I run well ink» th«* even it? It would - ludrrd l»e a tnarvalnus will lx upon him »I»»! it will I m * nn- i ig. Thr t«dal amount carnc*! by thr story. But I don’t believe »hat half the ptxaiblo to «Io any fighting until the bill is 117,•34,b57. It w•» ltii|M«fe»i people would credit It. I could write road» »Iryr up. by the offering of amemlmenla. but half a d«>xen »enaction novela without There is. ol colinW'.A I* -slhihty that «»illy th«>er p rear lite» I by thr ««»mtnittrr Inventing a single incident; but. then, thr pre*« nt in * * l‘T its were a»h’ptr*| novel readers would cry. ’They are so The last testimony in thr interest of far ft*!» hrd “ A man who began life as object, aa well a* the caplutr •>! Muk In Jmlgr Swayne in th»* im|Hwhmrnt a gentleman, and who, for a matter of den, thr iMilation of \ la.iiv»»wh*k. twenty year«, has passed through e «ry view <»f the rwml rep- it- that tbr port against him was t«»lay prewent«<«l to thr M*natr. phase of vagatfiondiam muat ha«« wine Wiia Itring bl«» ksvled by -«• t I-v a Japan The hill providing a form of govern- ■ trnnge aforie* tn tell ’* r»e mpimlron «4 tur|M*«h» boats ami pro* “Of cvurw he must.” said J«xiah. tech* I cruiser», there <*an lx little mrnt for tlx Panama canal a«»ne w as ■ gain winking at me “I hav« often won- doubt that, if Kuroki crush«* ti»r Rua- |>asar*l early In the «lay. fhrwd that you have not aet alxut pub aian left, such tr»«»|x a* can I m spared Ibhing your reminiscence«, or your aut«»* will l«r asaignr«i to a apecial cam|xign Friday. February 24 blography. nr something of that aorf Hut The lima ot the amnia today it isn’t ton late, you know But com«, against lite Siberian atrunghold • * Sl'.e- -/ri Japanese Strike Decisive Blow at Main Position. BLASONASI f RAILS certxf UM >5 AIMING AT MUKDEN THE SKIPTON STABLES OHCUOW MA1U II A» if aught but death nr lmprt»onment coi»hl have kept me away! Hhe painte«! water r«»’«>r picture«, and did Berlin wool work for tha »hop», »he told hie SL<v ««t down at ouce and be gan her work, and I walt^! upon her. washed her bruahra. ground her color«, adjustinl the blind, aud between three little offices 1 watrhvd her busy finger«, but oftrm-r my ev<» errs upon her face, gra« i.g i»» «vtfy hur«n>rnt ip* n my nutnory. Never have I l«»oked u|>on an other face «o apirittially beautiful. It w •» «»tie of tho««* head« that the oh! Ital ian painter« Im d to ¿!ve to their Al» gri» and Madonna», »o prefrctly aerrne. w* utterly free fr«»m human pa«»ion«. The fair wavy hair, uot remineled l»y art; the oval face, neither full, nor thin, but (»erfectly smooth; tha l-»w forehead; the blue eyr», the straight Grecian n« »«; ; the »mall mouth, the »welling, gracefully arched neck, the »kin «o delicately wh te, tinted upon tha cheeks with the faintent carnation Iley figure was of about the mkldla bright, exquidtely graceful, jet painfully fragile. Hha wor« a black «!re«a, mad« high to the neck, with a small, plain white collar We talked very little. aha wa» too busy with her work, and Bilenco waa moro congenial with our tunod. At 3 o'clorll Mm Wih n called ns to dinner, which w e took In a breakfast The old I ml y was »ary ; : r bstov chatty and very curious, «ud ask«*! me « great numl>er of indirv.-t questions; 11)><»•• 1 did not rare to BUHWer I roll triced pretty »killfully to evade, "You mu»t excuse my questiona, air,’* •he aal<1, “but although Mia» Clara la no relation of mine, an«!, it»«!rr<!. I ktmw | nothing «iMHit her, still I feel «■ much lutrrrofed m her «• though »he w rre my own child; »he i» *<i Innocent, and knows •o little about the w«»rlil, that it*a quite nt* r««ary that »he »houkl have amne *»ue Now. you ar* th. | to hank after her tirwt visitor that »he h«« eirr had, and •lie ha» lived with me these two ir.<r» But, when »he came h<vm< l«»t night she told me that «he bad met an okl ac quaintance who w a« «-«»miug to are her; that hr h«<1 come to the city in »ear* h of employmrnt, and had no fririul» t»«>r ac quaintaneea. and w aa so dreadfully mia- t-rable that it made her quite unhappy to »re him At fir*t. I »et my face • gain»! it. but »he wmui coax«*«! me oirr, «nd I c*»mpromi»r*l the matter by Baying that you »houkl dune thia once, but lh«t if I did not approve of you, it was to lx tli«* tir*t am! the l«»t visit. But I mud •ay you »«-rm a very nice, quiet, m«Mlr»t •ort of young gentleman. And what kind ‘of rmploymmt might you !■• aeehlng?** 1 told b«*r I had been usher at a school, but that at present I wa» doing copy lag 1 did not »ay of what kind The ohl lady remarked that an usher*a wa» a very gentael a<»rt of employment Alto gether »he M-<*med very well »«(lahrd with me in the evening Mr» Wileou brought her sewing up Into the parlor, and pr«r |HMrtd that 1 should rra<! to them. Am! •o (he evening glklw! on. oh, ao rapidly, until I could m> longer aee in the dark ening twilight, am! thm we al! «at near the window; Mr» W’il4M.n chatting. I and Clara silent. Hhe gating Into the atnet. with that absent l«»«»k ao common to her; I watching every motion of h*r face, as It grew more and m«ra indistinct in tha deepening shadow«- Light» were brought, am! then we went down to supper, an.I then It wee time to go "Yau will come and »re me again, won’t y«»u7” she »aid. a» «lie gave me her bam! at th« gate. I wanted no pressing, and arranged that I would c*«n»e again <u> Monday. Khe wished me g««od night, and went in and rb»aed the d—»r. and the day w«a ended - the day »h««w bliaoful memories will never fads from my heart. That day was the precursor of many like <’t»e«. until. In a »hort lhae. I could ¡»rrveive that »ha I««»bed forward tn my rnming with evpectaiwy, a ml that my presence had l»e«-«»mr a thing alm..« tier .-«•ary to ter Hbe |. ted for I • to E nd her the painting material«, to grind tha co lot», to »elect her skein« of wool, to •It at her feet and re«4! to her •» n»r pleasant book; while. |»rtwe«>n the light«, | •he wmil«l «it at the piano am! impro vise »1 range, we!nt. plaintive melodies. It wa« a strange comrnunion. ours. In it w e lived only in the pre«mt imuin nt. We never »poke of a p««t or of a fu torr, for we wished to t»e happy, and. to bvih, the pa«t wa» Itidcuua, th« fu <'ll VITER XIV Ona day Mr. MVatgomary Invitad me ; to pay a Halt to the Hoyal < 'orintLIan Theater. Tharu had been a time when ti -¡...«...... 1 Late I.rrn M 'le ¡ Ughtful to me. but eInce thoaa da,e 1 t.a<l aoarad Into higher regione of Meal ■ . an '! .• thr.trr ’-¡Id rej.r.-ari ’ S. > ertheleaa. 1 accepted the Invitation, and one eteniug I accompanied him and Jo elah. While I waa atarolinf In tha aide a.-rnea. looking at tha play, tome tiran .era came through a private door that !e«l from tha boiaa They were gentle turn, drea.ed In full evening coetutne. After a casual glance ! again gave toy ....... I . tb« MM« I'reamfl, 1 heard a voice close behind me. whose tones sounded familiar in my ears Turn ing round. 1 saw one of the gentlemen talking to an actives In an Inetaut 1 recognised Mr. Rodwell. it wee a shock. In which, for an Instant. 1 forgog the • tags and everything about me I avert e«! my head, and dare«! not move lest he should rerognlae me Rut 1 soon began to think how Improbable thia waa that he would do so In such a situation, and with my altered appearance. I errewad up tn, courage, and turned round to leave the spot. when, just as I was brushing past the object of my feare. adverse fortune brought Joaiab Cooh acroae my path . "Hello, Rilas, old fellow, how • re )ou enjoying jourwelfF' he erteti, aa he pass e<i ma. Instinctively 1 cast a glance upou Mr It.■!*ell. I •■* him •tart and look me full Io the face A r*»w of g«»lt<hta leaning against the able arme g la reel full upon us both. Ilia gaas dwelt upon me fur an Instant, but he gave no eign of recognition, aud »ent on talking aa be fore I fondly hoped that ho did not re tnombae me IJuick on tho hrwlo of Juaiah followed Mr. Montgomery lie unaided to me. and was passing on when, observing Mr Itodwell. he stopped suddenly, stared et him for a moment, then, clapping hie hand up»n hla shoulder, cried In a fa miliar tone, “llow do you do, Mr. Hud woltr Ho was dressed so an old man. wore a wig. and was otherwise disguised The gentleman whom he addressed hotw>re<l him with a haughty stare ' It io Some time etnee we have met. . i..| I auppoe* you do not remember 'the |*rofeoa..F In thio dreaaY” Mr Hodwell looked disconcerted at thia rerontre. "I certainly did not remember you." he said, coldly. I did not bear more of what paese.) be tween them ami should Hot have heard thio had hot my passage been blo>-hed for a moment by a change ut aceno. I was only too g!a<i t" (et away from the vicinity ao euoo ao I could make toy eo cope All enjoyment *aa over for that aven Ing. aud I would have ehoaea rather to hate gotto homo at our,. but aa I had ac cmupenled my fellow lodger, to tho the ater. I thought it would appear strange tn leave without them Mo, haviug ob tained |*eraiiaaiuo. I went into the pit to witness the reel of tho performance. I dot not a.-* anything mor* of Mr limi well that night, but I could not eLake off a feeling of depression, and a pro e.i.tlmrnt that thia meeting tesimi me some III. 1 »altad at the stage door until my ctmpaulona were dressed Hut instead of liuuie-liately wending their way h.-tue ward, they expressed an intention of ad journlng to a public house, ami Inaiated upou m, accompany lug them. I had never l*-en iu ouch a place before, end the n.Jee aud smoke quite marni me Mr Montgomery called for supper, ami threw down a rola. "Ilellor* cried Josiah, staring In blank aetouiahmeut. "have you been rubbing a bank-' "No: I have only been bleeding a waa tba answer friend. I ««»on beg a a to very heartily w lab that I bad gone hum» by myself. Mr M» ntgomery hialetrd upon drinking, ami that »«»gather with the atmoaph«*r« I WH inhaling, quickly afferte*! my brain. When we ream««! Back at raw’s be Id ing« they would n«»t permit me tn g«> fa my <>wn bulging« I must gu info Mr«. Jenmng«’ atxl »|xnd half an l.»»ur with them. “You don’t sm>»kv« Hila«?** b« »aid to * *• r- r>* •.<•-•■ 4*- ÜYAMK ÜRIIIRID 111 ADVANCE now, g1v« u» one of your regular atari- lers. we are all attention.” FOR PHILIPf’INt FRtt TRADE • Tn lx continued V EGYPTIANS BEAT HARVEY. Mouse Committee Report» in Favor ol Curtí«’ Tariff Bill. Circulation uf tho Hlood Known to Washington, ! «•!• 3* — Chainnan Their Doctor* S.tMXI Year* *,o. The Harvelau oration at tba Hoyal i Paine, <4 the tanntc «;»»• an«! i.irana College of Phyelciana. Ixxu.lon, waa de I«•«»ininittc**. t«slny fifel a r**|*»rt favor llvured thia year by I»r. Hltbard ing th«* paasag»* ot thr t’lirtl* bill t'aton. F. 11 (' P. In the course of ■ vi«Bng 1«»r thr ira*- rnlry ol pr*»Iurta th«« PliiH|»pti>r i»Un>is, rzcr;»t hla remarks be said that llarvey wa* ' alruoet anticipated <;<■*> years ago by i sugar ati<l tabarro, on «liirh 35 per I tie priest doctors of Egypt In hla mo real *4 the Hingfey tariff 1« ta I h * rul- Thr rr|M.rt cferUrva that thr nientoue discovery of the circulation of Irete«! Lilly logical rrault of our •-*<•«•*i«»n <»f Ibe bkwxl I thr islan«la is frrr tra»!«- Aa far t<ack a* 4010 fl <’ Egypt Bad ft has l»r« n definitely «rttlr»!. H *sy»t works on medicine end anatomy, anti I that wr will rrtatn thr islands until one brilliant genius forgotten now* i thrir |M>pulsth»n is Attrai b-r -««If 'lays ami omitted from the <-y< lo|H-dla• rrnmrnt, and hr rep al» V« rrtarv I rm liotrp. priest of the aun g--d Ila. ; Taft ‘a suggration that thia will l»r at and physician to King Toreotlir« bn- ' least «»nr generation. I ntil thr treaty came so eminent that be wan retered i stipulation l»ctwevil th«- I’nitr*! Matra aa a demigod after death, a temple f«n«ib)xin shall «xpirv in »11 waa built over bis tomb, aud in Lie tariff advantages given l»\ thr island» honor bosplU a were raised In Mem to thr t'nitrd Stat« - must l«r gnm to phis and other cities Iler* the priest Spain, an«l far that rra»«»n rwipr«>ral pbyal'-lana treated Ilia sick and em- free tradr la not frasil le Thr present ba I me-1 the luwllc of men and sacred bill, «ays the report, g«** as far as ia animals . prartH'nble under three <'*4Mwliti<m» These were probably, !»e t'aton thinks thr first of mankind to acquire FOUR SENATORS EXPELLED a rudimentary knowlmlge of the move ment <>f thr blood. Their papyri con- RetuH of Bribery Inveat gation in tha lain Intelligent references to the heart, CahforniA Legislature. the bloret vtwaele and the pulse, of Sacrament»», Cal , Feb 3** ■—Cruwtted tha heart In particular they knew gallrrice and lobbies thia aftcrniMiti much, and their writings refer to Its watched a «irsnmtir m«*ric when N-nal- enlargemrnt. fatty degeneration, die- ora Bunker«, I retirb, Wright «»nd Eiu- placement, palpitation and pericardial inoiia were • i|*dlc*l (fniu tin- »tetr Mut One remarkable ¡»BBMgr of effusion ate of California by u % '• which <-<>n these old world iD'iuirera »(wake of tainml tn» disM-nting voire Bunkers* distension of the hesK and «hortne«« ciMM* waa first to lie o n-hferrd Thirty* of Lr*-ath a» cxx-urring t*e*au«s the f*»ur brother senators •up|M»rtr*| the rr- blood has stagna ted aud dorw ru>t cir p«»rt <•( the invest ignting coinmitt« r that dilate properly hr I m * put out. No »U m - v«»te»l for hitn Not Grve«-e therefore, but Egypt. He waa hot pn—« nt long t>efore Galen and I lippe m ' nitre. The rr|«»rt •»( the r«ui»niilir** rr«-om- was the motherland of rational moaU- clne and anatomy Ibe views of the Greeks on the circulation of tha bl uul were almowl exactly those wblcb the Egyptians bad taught many centuries earlier. on one remarkable means of treat ment for luclpllent vnlvular dl-enae of the heart which these long forgottM Nile ductors taught Iw t'aton laid great stress It was the method rev ommetidml at least 4 nisi years go to as let the heart bare as much rvat piMlble a wise Injunction. Mid the llarvelan orator, which we may yet practice with advantage. I em bolep seems to have been an all-round genluw- physician . architect, astron omer. alchemist ao Illustrious that after death be waa reputed the *on •>< the supreme deity, Ptah all this and jet nearly loot to fame. ‘ . , • < > Anti-Trust Law Sustained. Washington. Feb 3” —Thr supreme court of thr I nit«*«l Stat**» has dec bird thr ram' of thr National Cotton Oil c«»m|mny vs thr stair »»t Texas, inv«»lv- mg thr Trias anti trust law . Thr state court found the «•• irn|Miiy guilty under ’that law and held that it had b rfcittvl i » right t«» do bu«ln* ss in thr «tate. Thr « a«*«* wa« app afel to th»- supreme rvuirt «>n n>n»titiitk»nal gr»>unda Tliat court, howrvrr, in its opinion tisiay, hrl«l that thr riami wa« nn* trnable and sn»tainr*l thr \rr»li«t «if thr court Ixlow Saturday. February 25 The holier bslay divide*! it* tune l»e- twgwi legislation an«! patriotic rzer- ciavo. An h«»ur an«l a half wa» s|wnl in passing minor bills. The miii * |*erio«l was devoted U> the sundry ap propriation bill, without reaching a runcluafan. legislation thro gave way t<> • |-er* hr« by aevrral member« iconor- ing the memory of Houston and Au«- tin when the marble Matin» <d rat h, given by the alate of Texas, were ac cepted. Home sharp critic larna «»f the presi dent's policy low a* la hanto iMmingn and in enlarging the navy waa indulged in today by arnators on both anh'e «luring tlie dcd«ate on the naval appropriation Ml. A vote on the Swayne Impeachment case will l»v taken Monday. P ■>vzl Rumors of Orsst Events. Mt. Petersburg, Feb. 24. — A second •lay has ; aaar I without dispatches hav ing l*en given out front General Knm- |<atkin, which is Interpret*«! to «tipport the rumors that great events are in progress in Maurhnria The war office, however, »tew-1 lastly maintains that there is no important newa and that there have I-can no developments since the last dispatch»« made public, tn which tlie rommander-in-chiat re- portoi all quiet. *, *X X ■ V * L ■k .•«-?* Estra Sassion of Sánete. Washington, Feb 24 — The praeuleot tislay iasu«ii a pmclamation con ven mg Emil Msnli us. tbs Nestor of IHnlab ti<»n of the an It trust WM «Iriratr»! by a the señale in spscial anMion at 12 It waa nerrwnary l<>r o'ciock noon on Msrch 4 nesl, lo "re journalist*. la dead at Bl. lie was vote of 57 to ID. eipalled from H> hla,wig In lb*H by the rrwolntion to rrrritr a two-thirds ce! ve snch eommnnicatlona as may 1« v»4e, or 63 v«4rs. ■nade by tlie cxceutive. Iter Gviwaux •MOMMI MB % J > 1 Wsrshms Bombarti Hebals. Coti stani Utopie, Feti. 24 —- l.stremoly • lartnlng reporte are curn-nt Itero con- lerning thè ailnation at Batoli m and Poti. Il le alli-gwl tliat som« leaaela ■d thè Hlack sea aquadron (Ruesian) bave taiinliarded Poti. An F.nglish merchant who lisa just arrivali bere saye hn was oldigod lo ileo troni ba toli ni. wItero hie lite was tnenai-eal by strikers and bis ofiii-e deatmyel. Thia merrhant aays thè authoritir» o( Ila tonni are powerlrss The strikers are all Georgiana, and are estimativi lo numlier 40,OtW. v <• g - , *,*' -s. illVltlrsl iirtwrm the Mwaynr im|M*arh inmt trial and the* m<»li<»n ot Bevrrulgv to appoint confer*«* <>n the joint acate- hood bill. It ia the ei|HH*taO*in that a vote on th* Hwayne mattrr will tn* reached Mon<lay. Xo agreement wm rrachr«i in the appointment of • later- I i <* m 1 coidrrrevi A rres»lutk»n waa introduced in the luniiM’ directing the attorney general l*> pnx rwwl MgMinat the arm«»r plate trusts A numl*er <>< pension bi Ila from the •wnatr were eonanlere<l, altogether 135 l>eing |MU*wr<l. Four hour« wm given to the anndry civil appropriation bill. * Mnkden, Feb. 2” —Th» liusaians re port that the Japanear are in |»«ees- sion »1 Tilling, and f l«o the pa»« be tween Taling and Kat oil I Ing The p» session of Taling threatens Fushatnk, Tiepling and Hiegeeway. Taling is re garded as id the •amt- o n-, '¡Ur* nee to the Japanese in their opemtiriM againel Mukden aa was Motienling in FralolM Way. relation hi l.lao Yang. In • the "liars you read that n,w novsl sv Japanese pn«h rm to the southeast, body Is talking about?" asked tba first their operations will •• in tlie hills. daar girt. "Only the Isst chapter." replied dear Anti-Salt Trutt Mraauro Killed girl the second. "I wonder bow It ba- Topeka, Feb. 3« — A I m hi ar ronrur- gins"_______________________ rmt resolution calling far an invest iga .. . « Lt! J Monday. February 27. Charles Hwaynr, district judge ot the Nortio-rn district of Florula, waa tadny acquitted by the senate «»I all 13 ar- tfelra of bn peach men t against him President Ibmierxrlt'o |<«»hcy ol build* mg up a grrat navy came in tor more » ritHimn today in the senate when the naval appropriation bill wa* under con* •¿deration. The bill wee ¡MUMed, carry i!»ending expulsion of all four was ing appropriation» <4 |!(M),300,000 The h< •uar agree I to I Ii0 con fr renew afi!opt«*il by 35 votes to 0, the four ac- etiaed auntaora am! S« nat*»r Waleli not report on th« army appropriation bill voting. FxpuUion Ixlhot» then f««l- The »uinlry civil appropriation bill waa |wu»ed, carrying |45,>72,2BU. lowrd se|>ar»trly. Passes Tak so by Japanese. Woporilc. "Ye«, I picked up Ida bonk last nigh! and I never budge«! opt of my chair until 4 o*ck»rk thia morning" “tfaodneue! Waa It that Interest Ing?* “No but I didn’t wake up until that time “ I’blluftolphlft Ptwmi JA ’J
