The Santiam news., March 31, 1905, Image 1

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ORCdiOM
By T. L DUGGER
godnd by a Spell
REASONABLE BATES
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Albany
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COUNTER
LUNCH
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Al IIANV OREGON
PROFESSIONAL />
H Bryant
Go To Th®
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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Al »AMY OfltoOM
MONT AN y g
CIIAITFR XVIII.—<r<M>tlB1.ed t
Mb..» be »paha, b* w** writ g
■
, ,
et
ed gad band
ed ta th* vielt, r
'Mb*ll I u.d rvqnlro tbe <!.-•. ,-ient I
gave you a* •• lot rod
>n to tba per
lyt” Inalnuelnl tha gvntleman.
Th« l*ep»r you ba*« tn
“Sot at all
year hand well 1« »uSrirnt lutrodu« lion
Good morning
In another minute Mr Mon»g«>mery
dingy
etatre •»
wil defending the
•* J »»at th» sama aa of nid,he mutteravl.
Awk
“hard aa nella—not to be moved
ward th»lr sticking to that Lit of p»p*r
*-not that it fa over llhaly to ba feo nd
Thay did not half Iwllav» la it.
ent.
But. ru». Ing a« they »re. »» rr are * t .«
they <1> l i* f • •.«(••» ’
*
H « fan.
tar th « *• .d r*n »>.«• k
« ♦
••
me although ’tie many a year »in« •• I
aaw It la«t
It» tn lid.» n
• • igg**«t
a r»ry agr««abbe r*tr*»«pe» ’
h»»
W
• M « • •
tfcmugbt» h« ’eft th« budding and pa««ed
< ut of the •• irt Into the open tboro gt
fere Then I e <»p«*nrd the pep*r
at 0 •
lawyer had gitrn him ami read th« ed
drraa IT« word« were. “Madame Berne,
ley Cottage Iry Road. Highbury ”
Had that paper Informed him that
h» waa lo 1« Wl
( the hour. !• po
meal • < d uot ha»» reet upon hl« f« »
a n r» marked etpr»«^'
■■
’
»
For a moment l.e «toad r«-»•» the
I
by, went barfc into the court to »tare at
tbe writing and recover from tbe »1 «wh
ba »Jaculated "la It
“1 »real kaavena
poMihl« What can thia meant Who la
thl» Mllaa t’araton. than? Caa thia worn
Kha muat
Th« oama ia nn
a a be.... .
common. • nd tha aama lawyer*, too Hut
why laa eh« left Th» Willow»? I mu»t
fathom th • tuyatrr»
He atoud mualng alirntly for • »0«
moment» «ml gradually an eiprowemn
•f dark determination aertled u|»oi» hie
far«.
i L » dare you set foot wlfhte mv h
llffr-l | as she tried tu »pwek m a | . •
f «•! i
there wee an ai u .•
troubled ring te bar voice, end en «ni
• na lout te b«r faca. •• eh* waited hie
Ibis er
New that the !<*• a«« broksa. «I! Me
ner«
*t*e»e vaniahed F«ar!ea® end bitter
aa bereelf, he ronfmoted her
Fur a mo*
mrnl they etuod «>lng each uteer. like
tw« w reef lore alx>ut to engage in a 4<-ad
l> atrugwte
In her face «aa a l<e» of
inter»»» < atbibg. in hi«. • took of ligi eh
hatred.
Why bate you com« here?” •ba etere
If «»kvd.
‘ I have told yon. to Inqutr«. on behalf
of *
i’areton. tb« meaning of tlks »J
»er' .»etuent ”
C’HAITEK XX
On fl under, te» It»« Mr Porter bed
)uet mi dowo tu Lie ««rlj diu»»r «h«i
th» eoar. t‘unt»ulr«i Io««» a« ««rvant wb«
L«4 e<*cr*»<Jrd Martha can»« tot« lb» din
In« room tv «unow»<« that a
wl»h»v1 to ««• t.uu
Thinking that tele
t •»< releted p«rtk«p«. to te» »dortlw
tuffat b« had iu«»rt®d. end ®Wppo«tik> f»»r
a a..». * t that It u. «¡it < • húae
••If frlgbtet.rd tot« r«tnmlog»
♦»g»rlf
ba t« th« ®oeee aak th« g»ut¡»man •
turni«
“ITI tare yon
th«
trm»t.’<K Se rah
Jen«!** rrv«d a voU«
*'1’11 tok» it in
mi ««I* ’ end the n»lt m* ruent Mr Mont
C nary ¡-rr»«ut»»t
:u»»if in th» pa«;* r
TL»rw *o eomffthihí «bw«>t th» «»tf
• ••crai «ir end tt • ' »nt t • of th» to
truder that Inepirwl Mr I'^rter Wtol ttf
tete< bet aatlafortton
■'You can l«av« th«
my deer.’*
•ell the
turning to th« »er
»ant. what ! ha*» to eat to y<mr tnat
t«r le «ery roofidential aod atrtetiy prl
rata. ’
Fard >n m« •Ir.” »atd Mr. Porter. ••
•uniing hie d«vo<toao| whin«. ’ I newer
tier.«a t any uuuauol buaiueaa on th«
H abba th day. but —
•
•
.
lìdi Ntr»k««r” Interrupted Montgomery,
ckUQtenipfuoualy a» * >u aa th« a«*rv«n(
had loft th« room
At that name, th« Re«»rend Obadiah
and Judith «carted
“Ik» you mean to aoy that you doo't
r»member me?”
“I do." »aid Judith quietly
Ah* I thought the wonderful «y«e of
Mlle ZriwhuPw «uld find m« out.” M >ut
goKiier) returned
A look of rec >gnith>n began to dawn
in Mr Porter*« far»
“la It the Pro
fe»«v»rY*‘ h« aaM
Yee, ll'e t’>» Pmfeawr. ' anew» red
M« ntg -meri
He had thrown hiu-»elf
bock in a chair, and. with hla hand« In
hi» fr* •era' p«wk»<B. and h • leg» »tren h
ed out. wee enjoying, ««ith an air of in*
•olent »atiafartion. the dtetnay depicted
u|H?ti hie quondam aMUM*lat«*a face Put
JtHlith a«t ral in and unmoved, w*tch-
lug the enemy •« keenly ae thougd h*
bail been a « I bea«t who«« »¡ ring she
momentarily etpeeted, but of wbotu she
waa »ot th« ieaat afraid
“I am very glad to ••• you. Pro
•or.' M-d her father, trying to •»■*»
an air of eaey b<»»p!telity
“Iteu’t tell Iles’ You cannot be
to ar» a man who knows aa movi, a
you aa I do. •nd wbotu you treat*
Infamoualy '*
‘’Well. ProfeMnr. la there snythlu* I
ran do for youT* aaked Mr Portar. In
hie moat fawning accenta.
” Y ou did enough for me year« ago,
after I had artel von from «tarvail-.n.
l»o jou know that two daya back, a ban
I fl rat determinad to pay you • vielt.
I awore that I would n »t lea*» the town
until I had »Mpoffrd you lu lb« mid»!!«
of »our congregation?*’
“But you hate changed your tnmd
•!«.< » then.
Mid Judith, caUuly, ai < ak
Ing for the flr«t time
“How do you know thatT* asked
Montgomery, sharply.
“If you had »till Intended to »Io that.
»■» i would not have tr *it'.rd «»itraolf to
tak« a w\lk ot two mil«« flret ’’
“I am evr« th« Prof«»«or would not
think it a trouble te walk two mt!«a to
a. » old friend« who ar» eo g ad tu
him.” an’^H«d h*r father
“Cea»» thnt humbug'” cried Mont
e >m«ry
“But rou certainly ha»« jolly
•nug quarter« ber» and aa you ar« »o
very pressing.” b« added, witn a ma
Helena giitu “I think a month nr two
down here, tn a man who ha« been
•enoke dried In th« city, would b« a wou
derfnl health Improper
Mr. Porter turned pito at thia propo
altion.
“Will you taka «'»me dinner with u«.
Profeaeor? Come, father it la getting
cold.” J idith «poke in th« earn« calm,
unmoved ton« aa before.
(To t»e continue«! >
'What la flilea Carat on t« you. that
)4o.i «bu.fad rum« here upon such su *r
raudT ! refus« to niak« any common!
IShavIng ....... ........ 16 rente
ratton to you. Let him com® bluiami if
Xevarr Fu» 1. an l a..licito»
Hair ( uttlng
.........56
h< w.shea to know anything
Ttila !•
tveai
a»4 ratania
my h w end I will nut »udure »iur
hhani|M>o|ng .... ___ 55
■ >••* na « aal M S» to» I
Allot ollguO
pre»en a in IL”
1 lathe...... .. ............
Sup( • »• I inelet upon remaining i rl!
I'PtlPHII low
you ans«*er my qu«atione?*'
aiioktit. own:
AHUM KI- A * T ATT
”1 sial! have yeu etpolled by a ecn
•table and «Wura over to keep tbe i<a •
toward« me.”
"It would scarcely be egreeeb!« tn my
« rff • i»»r First *»• • » Maui
father, outcast as I am, to hav« hie
name branded in a police court, e»»n to
<>AK««O%
Al HANY
•« h »
u •• fety ”
He sped . h a vole« nf col I Iron) I ut
\JJ l .IK RM » INTI I II I» M I»
sud
th« bion! was
«••thing In hie
the
“Want have
Wa buy our stock In large quantities
• •
petty vanltiee
and keep a full line of carriage
and
■ •ke»!. sternly.
wagon material. Allkindeof work In
The dee«!’” he whispered, the h<?t
Mrw»d »hat ged to a elresm of Ice. and 1
Belo Crsgca
ur line .lone on short notice.
rushed back upon hl« heart, and ha
stared at her. pale and aghaat
“Th« dead“' aha reiterated, te th«
same (one
At« looked a’.eadily In hla
f«c». aa though doubting tb« truth of
Graduate Eclectic Medical Colltgr
It wa* too larnbly
hie a»tonhbmeiit
”1’11 do ItT’ h« muttered again. “I’ll reel to b« d«»abtud sveu by her
But
< 1»ele»»tl Uhto
lia*
faro her «•!, » m<»rr. a th
gh 1 w
Id it oui l a *! excite one
■i* touch
tuu< h *f
of pl
t, ’y In
•a a«M»n fa< • a tiger in her dm' '
OKKoON
her stony besrt. ftr «he added,
____ _ In a
Ha I 'ltt c* ! I.-.«
’ a* r '• ‘ • breeat voir« of bitter Irony, "A terrlbl* erm
with a Jerk, drew <m bl« <!••»«and wala
10
mrntery upon your Ilf«, Ed w • rd .Mo
ed rapidly on. with th» air of a n an
Your father haa b*en dead thrv*
rant,
th
<
roughly
re«ole«d
4 0 PRILL M. D.
month«, and you do not kuow It "
ley <’• ttag« wa« » «mall g
m» !<-<•*
¡1» bad sunk into a chair, and wee
Ing houae. covered with tl.r dork lea v re st mg Into va an ). repeating the * rd
Oregon
of th» plant fr «m wl . h it t.ndi Ita natile; • I »ead’“ over end over again.
Sudden
• ahri»«llrd holly tree, and a largr un
!y he aaked, in a tow anxioua t>»ue,
jet
dirper
a!
ud
­
trim
me«
I
lime,
threw
a
Belo, Croffoa
I »nl he aak for me? I »Id he wish to ae«
ii a hi a n iu* i . m - b«for« he died?”
<>w up n the building
orrxcxM
nent of bjgone day«. whru llighbury
He had broken with all »arthly tir»
Telophase Zxahiace Ko. 11.
wa» a country place and it I ■ krd !ik« tn •nth« before he die»!, hie thought® aud
T j Mrwxsaa
a meanly dreaaed. old fnahioned w«»n.»n, words wrr« given to heaven «Ions.”
w. A. Kwtgo to • <*y crowd, ami l*t the glaring «in <o
Lagcrly the man wait««! for th« crual
and wi lt« paint of the new viHaa that lyiewer an! when It came, hs covered
j»
SHELTON
were «lotted *>u »«rh side >f it
- s fa • with his hands and subbed until
D «« a general banking an i exchange
Mr Montgomery pulled up abort «• th« tears dropped between Lis finger» ou
b«
»aw
’
’
Ivy
('.»ttag»
”
Ina.-rd
»•!
«¡»on
bua n*a*
1, na mad* at current ratea
to th» grouru!
th» get» p><«t of this ahabby looking
Mtll! cold an*! pitUree n» au Imn ■tafua.
and drafts leauwl on principal ciliss.
d»»ffll!n<
>1» felt mor« nerioua than tha woman l«»ohed dovii upon him with
«v«r
11» dr«w out h «
andkerchlef. out a ahadow of sympathy te her r.gid
took off hla hat. wiped h » face and face
After • minutes paua«, aha seld.
Jutlc* at th* r*M*
Kotkry T a UI c
fidgeted with hie coat
At lest hr
"It le uoeiess to prolong thia «cene
Bcls Oregoa
th« plunge, opened the gardeu
Yun an now see that all ties are brok
walk«d up tb« path and ran* th*
an between ua.
I truet 1 ahall never
ball
look upou your face again. Aa for Hi.ae
A
SOl
(
’
aretun.
If
h«
wlahea
to know anything.
Hla iMmnwM w •• auawrred by
I
•mu 14M»klng »«rvauut.
Madame Htm» I repeat, he m iat come to me hlmaelf
w«e at hone but »he could not
tak» no luterest in him. I alinply daalr*
•trangers
\S ould ha aei»d in bls I ear to do a duty whieh ! bava pledged
m? »elf to perform"
neaa?
"Why. then, was be i ernt to such a
>1» deaired her to aay that he reme
Traina Irai« Wart Nh to fur Portland
and way «lattone at 10 <ó a m.
lasa*« from Mewre Fogle A Quick of Gruy'a placa aa Tabernacle I HouaeT" he de
"Kept In Ignórente of hla per
All kinds of watch«», clocks and Jswslry or Albany at J 4ft p ni.
Inn. and tllat hie bualnr»« related tn a mended
certain advertleetnent which bad appear* euts -put to menial work? Do you know
promptly rsp»irrd
•d in the tnomlug newspapers
The Into whst keeping you roualgn*) bun?
jaa.es I', rtlaml * » a m . Il Y0 p m.
woman ahut th» door In hla face and left Thia uian thia Hav Mr. Porter, as he
•CIO CSZ3OH
Altany I ' 10 ¡ n> . 11 Sop. m.
bin» «tending upon tbe etepe wbtl« •he calle himself." be went on—"I ren tm
(rrivea Ashland 12 Vt a in , li fe1 a tn
b®r • • • vagabond—■ companion of
*•
Sacramento 7 A5 p ni , S V> a m gfflhered hie m**»a«g»
5 ou will aav be le a con varied CAN NOT COMPETE WITH RUSSIA
"
Kan »'rancia«» 7.Ì5 p tn . fl.Sfi a
Any person who bad •tond braid a bien mine
might ha«e heard th» thumping of Lia •lunar, I tell you thia man la tbe *1l*et
of hyporrtfea.
rant, wYcm
Cullman and Touriat rare on la th been against 1» • »ide
flee; a • trader upon cent,
whrm Atandard «»It C om paw» llaa Fawnd t*a
Again he tu»k
1. A. TUhfR
train*
1 hair < are Kacratnenlo to Og-
W alar too In lha Iaae'e louulry.
out hi« hnndk«rrhi«f. • nd wiped away to morrow I will expwee in th» midst nf
fan and » I Paso, and tourist care to
It may ba lute reed ng to know that
in largo hie congrrgation, aud drive nut of the
th« per«pir«tlnn ’het atuod
I'liK ago, Kt Ixiuia, New tirlrane an i
Ills daughter wee one« f<»r two within Huaala'e dotnalu tba Standard
b»ads ui»on hl« far«, yet the iu>rt*ng t«wn
Fine Wines, l iquor* and Clear* U aaliingtnn
years rlairvoyaut in a traveling mee
was raw and mid
OL Company la u>eat!ug euuie of the
Connecting at Kan Francisco with
What dn you think now
After the lapse of «honf a minute, the mertsm «Lew
moat aarrnua oppuaWou of Ita .«ng Ilf»
rveral linea h>r Honolulu, Jajwin. China
nf
tha
guardian
of
pair
precl,*sia
door retjjmed. «nd he was marshalled
'hilippuiee. Central and South Amar­
of plunder
tills giant trust euppitae
by the -M-in »errant In?«» the fr «. t par charged*
Pur* Uqoora fur Medicine! i'urpueee
en.
“Leave thia houe«, ami never darken over U" per cent of the foreign demand
lor. Iter« tu await Madame Bern»'« np-
for oil. It baa compered with tba large
fa* Mre M f Woodnanaae, agent at P«aranre
It wa» a g* my ronin, the It with your presence again.”
K eat Keto atatc -n, or addreae
Tha weapon« had pl«rr«d deep, and oil Interests of Ituaela. which are con
waHs were covered with a ding», dork
Giva Va a Call
papvr th» furniture w»» old faahlnnet! h«r v««. a wse faint aud bosky.
trolled by th» llothe- bl Ida amt tbe No-
“Ahhough you may n«»»r so» ma
to form, and mostly of oak
Tba tire»
bel brother«, but It baa never over
•
gain,
you
shall
feel
tne.
“
he
want
on.
In front threw In a black ahadow, «nd
SCIO
powered them
Thia la due to the Rue-
with
momentary
lncr»*»lng
pssstun
oix- virrd the daylight.
Mt Montgom»ry
•Jan laws regulating foreign trade tn
“
Listaa.
woman,
to
the
last
w
rd«
you
««at«d hlmaelf with hie ba* k *
The NLamlard HU Company
dow. and In teat pwaltio« his f«n!urea ins« ever hear me apeak' 1 have never tereeta
were tadiatlnct to auy per->u c inmg In r»«! 0’«r sought to Injure you From control* the export price everywhere
the mnmeut you first ssw me. you h *«d In the world slept within the limit*
Into tbe room.
m» be, su«« 1 would not rant aud shill, of Itusaian territory, where coinpeU
and !■»■•«•• I pass*! a faw boyish jeete
CI1AI*TKR XIX
tlon has not t«*en a’ Awl
Russia 1»
u|«on your do« trtu»*«. yon vow»*| n>v d®-
Fir* mliKifM («••••<1 aud then th* hen
Juet aa rich In petroleum product« a*
etntetton;
vou
turnrl
my
fath»r
‘
s
heart
dl* of th« door *•• turned, am! tier«
la the I tilted Atate*. ami but for the
•pfxared upon th« thre*h J an »Merly against m«, end had ma expelled ir»*m
power of th» Standard OU Company
Wfttnan, tall. bi<
thta, white bps; my home, turned adrift upon tha w« r!d
«Ct * fell barir
ti|wvn
In a
■ .... ».
VW- w »QT
— yourself «U
■ they would be supplied to Amorfe** by
• »>>•« like a parret e br.iu light gray I *n»«t
ttoa ala protect* hrr
Riieelan producer» ~
• >•• •• «*ì)d aa atiHiff
r* » f terrible rétribution bet while Ila cena*
fr -nt «f dark brown hair drm«r«1 In qnance* glam-ad off your at eel heart and oil industry by a V> per .-ent tariff;
•mall flat curia, and hound r*»un«l the left no lattlng wound, they banded ma the Vetted Stato» puta ol) ■ >n the free
for«b®ad by a band at aarruw Mack vel over b>al> sal *oul to Natan blm»alf!
The t'aar la ttot reeponalbte for
net
v«t
flhe was dreawed tu link »i k. When, bomelae* amt starving I kava
The power of
aut» of affair*
au l wnr« a ken hlef of wh t» tnuaiin • rittan ta my father for money to I uy thia
crossed upon her b«w»tn
Mr M<»titg<«tn bleed tha !e',ars war* re' trued ui>opauad the Itothachlfele oarrtod It Into öffnet.
• .t by bl» hand*, hot by yours and
rhea» aatute fltianc'.era pictured to the
» V
•
• veu on hla deathbod you embitter*! hla burwtucrm'y the lufiuHa horror of an
lug ble far« from th« light.
heart
wttk
enmity
against
hla
only
child!
“Yoe hav» brought m» tbtelhgenr« of
Amerlcau trust «lowly eating It* way
th« buy. Rile« CaratowF »h« «aid. In a For tha aaka ef one dear mem .ty. I have Into fb* very center of public recognl
borna
all
thia
But
there
la
a
limit
to
bard, cold voice, and atandlog only Juel
all human auduranca. and that limit la tfem by aupp:/,n« • »tap.* comm.allty
within tbe doorway.
The
Roth*
It aaama you have at a fluctuating price
11« tried tn apeak, bat ble mouth was paaaed with ma
too parch»«! and hie voir« failed him. eu ona La.ng atlll In whom yon take s.o.ie child* told th* bureaucrat* that If tbe
he politely moved a chair a little te Interval that you hav* . uv vuluaral.l* St an Jani Oil Company ahould twcom*
point, ami through that 1'11 atrth* you! a* powerful tn lluasl* a* in America
ward« her; but she «Oil remained »tarn!
teg «»a tbe earn« spot, not r«- oguiaiug ble Tl.ara I* no revaage, b»w*v*r fivml.ati, It would only a.i.1 to th* ever burning
that I will pane* at. I will nsver croas
elvlhty
tire* of Intern*! ml*tru*t and rebellion
your threshold égala, but my ahaduw
M ’ '
• •
For that rwa
•hall I« opon >o* to the last hour ef In one way or another
m<>re coldly. “XVIII you pleat® to atate
•on the Ituaatan government created
yeur Ufar
your buelueaaY*
permit ted
the
A* ha spoke, he draw clœ» ta Irr. the high tariff «ml
“Stony aa «ver”* h« «aid within him
Hotharhtld* and the Sobel brother* to
foaming with paeaiaa. and wildly (aetlc'.i
'•J
•♦If. “tmpervtoua to politen»«« or Man
almoet monopolise It» oil Industry —
dlahtnenta
Th« fight mn«t com«, th» lattng. as th<> gh he would atrih* her
But not on* *tap did aba mow, but
Borner th« bett«r”*
Bggcea*.
looked
him
full
and
fe*rl*a*ly
In
th*
face,
”1 am Nilae t araton e representative.*'
Tb»rs la an slut to tbe department
he «aid. In a voice that would ah aha la tbcrgb her ••• grew a shad* paler Th*
• pl!« Of hla
"I railed upon Meeare •nleme eervaat. attract*! by the not**, of Ardecbe. Franc*, which |* vigorous
•r.
d
terror
*trich»»
In
th*
doorway
Aa
A ywlck lu the matter of thia ad
and fiourlsblng. though It has attained
v»rtis«ment” producing th« newspaper ha apola the last words, he pu*h*d bar tbe patriarchal •*• nt 7W year*
Ac
•al
l*,
and
rushed
out
of
the
lioue*.
with
—“th«y referred m« to you. madam«. I
cording to official do«-um*nta It wa*
Madame
Hern*'«
vole*
ringing
la
hl*
mow wait your rwmmuaJruttoa.”
planted on tbe grave of a noblemen In
|
At th« first Bound of hla vole«, tha •*r*. ' Ha* ar* uhat you do. last th* wa
the reign of King Philip U, about
Iron feature« related into an «vpreasion geanc* fall upon your ova h*ad!'*
!*ft akm*. her n*rr* gav* way, and
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•f doubt, gradually changing lata one of
aa?oni»hment. ae eh« filed her «y«« upon aha aanh bach trembling, and almoat
A man who '.a nn* rupuloua t* a cer­
fainting,
upon
tbe
nofa.
the »peaker.
An h»nr afterward*. *h* wm oa h*r tain extent t* nlw«y* uncertain ta a
*'Idward M»r«nt.“ ah« «aid. "what
Wbaa ah* arvlird. large extent.
have you te Au with BUaa larwtoa, «ad way t* Gray’» laa
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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J. J. Burnc.s & Son,
and Wagonmakers
EENTIST
Horseshoeing a Specialty
SCIO, OREGON
Stute
PHYSICIAN í2i SURGECN
Bank
to
EEAL ESTATE BEOKEB.
EAST ADD SOUTA
a. W. HkiGEY
IVatchater and Jeweler SBASTA
BOUTS
CORNER SALOON
W. E. CUMAN", G. P. A.,
Purtland, Oro
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW
EST POSSIBLE PRICE GET PRICES
4/
Irvine & Myer, Props.
Hack connects with all trains at IVest Scio
and morning train at Munkers
Our rifs are first-class and our horses ¿ood
drivers Prices reasonable.
1
SINK AT DOCKS
HAY MAY MEDIATE
Demag* to Ocean Lm*r* in Collision
Wor*s Than Tho«»ght.
Halifax. N N . March 2« -»»The two
.«ran atewmers, th* Parisian and th*
Albarn., who»» I.*01) |«»arngera aer*
anvesl from |««»ihl* <lenlh at sen after
th* eollieaion lwt«e*n tbe t»o ve**rle
..fl th» harhor’e mouth yv*t»rday by a
thrilling IA mil* race b>r aballo« «atar,
•ho« ni plainly tostay bo« aeri .me •••
the acci'irnt. the Parisian resting on
th* l»>tt.*m al her ,|.«k amt llw Al*
l«m>'e b re pe«k l-cing fall of water
The Farina», which came up the har­
Whanevar Hav Haa Bean Reported III.
bor al A o'clock last night with a gap
a Great Stroa* of Diplomacy
ing bole in her a tar I»« rd aide fain th*
Albano's sharp prow, filled gradually
Hat Quickly Followed
during the night, and at dawn her
engine room bad Iwwn l!<*»l««l. her
firvw extIngulabwd, her fairer deck was
W««hin£t<>n. Mnn li ?"» —*
vr-ol
awash and het keel resting ill th* mud
prv>nnnr>nl thphxoiilff in W««hii)£tnn I**-
A large part of her cargo ia damages!
lie«« that John liny, ererrtory of «totr,
by «ater. lut tlu> bulk of the mall,
during hie trip to Italy, will mahr nn
cv.naiating of 400 »acks, «as recovered
effort to »*■<’ «hat can lw* <i«»i»« th th«
in g*»»! cvmtlitfaa.
wny of inniiattoo an*I «rtth rnrnt of th«
The atatmienta <d the two command­
w«r in th« Fur F«*t
Thu iw»w« from
era of the veaaola aa to the probable
l hr A lore« that Mr Hay*# h««lth ««•
cause of th* collision are c<>ot1i<-ting,
ImproTml, arwl that hr «•Mprvtril to re­
•nd the court* will tie inv>.ke»l to plate
turn to W«ffhhjgt»*n by Slay 11 ««Lie
th* rea|»>naibiltty
Proceeding» have
color to thi» tlkrory
lawn Iwgun tn the Admiralty court
Thr diploiiiAte attach grral lntp*»rt-
•gainst th* Hamburg American com­
aiM*r to I hr nr we that llrnry Whttr.
pany, ontiers of th* Allano, anti balay
thr nvw t'hitr«i Bttttr« ain)iMw«adnr to
that «learner «•• 11 lieifal f< r 1150.000
\ \ a i«t < !
r«wI t.. luN't n f • arm a!
ilamagca in behalf of J A A Allan.
.at hie i“-»!
Mr
llay and Mr White
..wriera of th* Parisian.
loiter it « aa
are warm |>«*r*<»nal friend», and thr
announce»! that a counter suit would b®
rrtary I mmi trvwt confidence In Mr.
brought by th* ti*rman company.
White’» udruitmHMi in diplomacy
It han t*rrn titftirrd *»nt In the diplo*
Mexico ON GOLD BASIS
matte
Iter»’ that Italy t» practi­
cally the only nnintry of imj*‘rtnncr tn
President Dial Istuas Doer«« Author- Euro)«r that mttfht br eK|MTl«d to take
part tn friendly mediation without 1 mm
ig«d by Congrvte
¡ng eu*p«4'trd by rtth« r Ku**ia or Japan
Met .
< ity, M »tv I.
— I’r» -' l»*nt
at ulterior motive« »r I. «ttlr intent.
Ihae I»«» Imued a drerrw for tbe reform
Mf Hay ha» come to Is* rvgnrdr-l
of tl»r ti>«»n«*t*ry system auth4»rie»'d by
• lm<»t as a fatich by dip'otnala ata-
r«»ngrcas in Itaeombor loot. Tbe tier fro
tion«*l In Washington
They r.s'all
rstiabllabra th® 2
or »liver «foliar,
that he fr«s|urtiilv haa l*s*n ill. con­
at a value of 50 cruto »pdd, ami thr
fined to hla hvnta»*. ami ina> < caetble lo
throrrtuni unit <*f thr Mrilean cur-
diplomata, and half a d am liinve after
rm« v tn drflnod to lx» th»- «lollar or |*w»
thee.- illtieaeaui •.»mcthlng of great ilti-
«»f 75 crntigrama ♦»(
portance has happened l>»*ariiig ■ n dip-
An miportnnt feature of thr »terror
lomatl« affair*.
1« a pr»»vinioh for a rrsrnr rgchangr
fund, whhh, «1 first, will ctmntet «»f
MUST GlVt SPAIN HEvT GUNS
I IM.000,0te) or • 16,000,000. Amt may
I m * im'rrancil
The original plan did
not provide for the imnirdiAtr rstab- Secretary Taft Call* on Cuba to Carry
Out Term* of Trsaty.
liwhment <»f thia fund, but it in r.<»w
Suspected Purpose of Hay's Lu
ropean Trip.
OPINIONS OF TH!
•l«w*tnrd wise tontart with one •imul-
taiif*ou»ly with thr t*rginning “t the
new uioitrlAry ayntem.
Thr mint will Is* ckwd April
thr Ire*® r«»inagr of silver *n«l the new
liionrtAry nynti rn will go into rffrcl
May I. Th» publication »•( thr th*« rr»*
givra general eattofikction in buein®««
aiol fiiiuhvlul cirri«*».
It 4"«*.irrn buei*
urea men against lunar« in importing
Washington. March 2' — Kpain has
never town able to M.-urr from Cut>a
th* uni nance left there at th* termina-
turn ■>! th* Npaniah-American war, and
Kenor Ojevla cal fa I cm Nccretary Taft
ttolav to learn the | h *ntion ol thia M->V*
ernment in th* matter.
1’n.ler th* terina of peace it «aa hebt
tha! Spain was entitfal to all movable
ordnance fa Culm and Porto Rt<-o, and
in the latter case ita claim had twwm
rocugni**»! and the onirianc* trans­
ferred,
Hut in th* case "f Cuba there
ap|**nra to tie *>■■>* difficlnty in secur­
ing th* re« --gutll.»n l.v the Culmn gov­
ernment of th* <>t>ligatioti enterad into
by th* Cnited Htate*.
N»w retary Tait cau».d a cal.legram to
I» ».-lit to Minister N<|Ui.-rs in Havana
instructing turn to notify th* Culmn
•nthoritiae that th* nrdnanc* in ques­
tion remains the pr»|>*arty >4 Kpsin,
that it was never |e ».-••e.l by th*
Vtut*,I Stales • nd should I* return*»!
to K|>aiti.
STANFORD CASE IS DROPPED
Every Claw Known to San Francisco
Police la Run to Earth.
Man FriUtciauo, March 2B —It aaa
aiimmm*».! at |K>lu-e iirad>|U«rtera today
that every known <•!»« in the Stanford
cam* ha*l beam run to <*«rth, and that
the complexion of the matter had not
changed tn the I vast
Itarring a eon-
feniton or aometlnng "turning up," tbe
police admit that they «ill never aolve
the mystery of ho«, January 14, In this
city, strychnine poieon «a» piami in
the Poland water used by the late Mrs
Stanford.
That |~>rti..n of the mvatery connect­
ed «ith her tragic death at Honolulu,
the police say, haa las-n aolvr.1 on thr
theory that Mr»
Mtonford died by
natural caua»*e and that the |»>aderrd
strychnine found tn the bicarlronate of
•«»la wa» piami there by some druggist
and intended aa a tonic.
The poltre detectives working on the
raae have all turned their attention to
other matterà, and while nominally
men ar* delailetl on th* case, in reality
the department baa entirely drop|»sl it.
STEP TO HOME HULE.
C«n«ue of Phih|ipin«e it Compl«t«d—
LegitUtur« in Two Y««re,
CORTEI. YOU TO SUCCEED SHAW
I
Will Become Serretaryof Treasury in
Another Year.
Washington, Marrh 2* — lewde M
Khaw, aecretary of th* treasury, haa ;
signified hi* tnU'Ution of retiring from
public olfl.e on February I, ll*0<t, at
th* end of a four year term
It ia re*
(>t>rtet| in official circle* in Washington
that P.etmaster General George It. Coe-
trlyou will •iiec*»-d him.
So authoris­
ed atalemenl haa lieen made on thia
p«iiut, but the assumption la generally
a.c*pt«-«l aa correct.
Kanaaa' Fight with th» Trust.
Topeka, Kan , March S* — The Kan­
aaa Natural <»aa company, through its
attorney», ha» fil.-l in the Supreme
court an amendment to ita answer to
the enit brought to compel it to show
can»* why it la operating in Kanaa*
The petition aeke that the anil I* die-
tnisard al the coat "f the atate. The
suit «a» brought against I lie company
last fall by the attorney general.
It
aa alleged that the company had no
authority to traneact Imaineee in the
state, the charter l»«rd having rrfuae.1
to grant a Itcenae
In Vnry Strong Position.
Nt l,et»r»l>urg, «larch 2* — A dit-
laidi received from Nypingat atat»e
that the Fna ian commander haa auc-
r-vaalrd in wi hurawing allot hl* rear
guan! to a wry attong position, where
tlrey will I« able to «illudami any at­
tack <>f the Japune*e>.
The dla|«tch
stair» that the aplrtta nt th» men ia of
lb» Iwwt ami that th»y are b»roniing
more ami more confident.
It ia farther
statesi that Genrral Kuropatkin le d la­
Imguiahirig himælf
DIPLOMATS
Waotoingtcm. Men h 2*. — tfecrvtary
Taft today noliHcd Prrwidrtil K*«twvrlt
thet the
of th«*
I'bilippine
)»lan<l» he*l hern rucnpletrd and pub-
llahrd. and utnirr thr law ol July
HM)g, two yrare from tht*dat<* th« |»rr«-
idrnt »l>«H direct thr Phthpptn« mtn-
iniFteion to rah • Mrnrral rhx tion tor
thr cho'.cr ot «Ir’rgetr» to « |Mi|»ul«r
aaaembly.
All Irgifflatizr j»owrr «»n the ieland«
will thereafter hr v«wtr<i in « togiel«-
turr eoneieting ot lie»» bowMM, thr Phil­
ippine rommiw»|t»n and tl>r ThtlippHir
*j*»rtnldy. Thr rendition »•!» whlrh th«
rlrction 1» to I m * c«llr<l »• that romplrt«
¡»r«< r «Lail Lavr continued in the trrri-
t««ry »»I thr inland» n<*l K-ciipied by
Monei or other hMii'Cliruitian ini» «.
Thr po| uter rlr< ti<»n i» not to vitrnd
to thr Mot«» trilM'»
Two nsidrnt ••«•inniierionrr» b> th®
I’nitwl Kt«tr*i will bi * ’• -(rd whrn a
Irgielaturv ie cliown.
Would Federal* *"tb Canada
Tnyntil«, Ont , March 2H —M. Fll-
lien, • ntembrr ol th* IfaiuiBk-M legia-
lattir*. now her*, saya th* »«.ntlmenl
in th* British West !n4ira ia strongly
in favor <4 fah-rati"ii with Cana«!*.
"Th*r*
ar*
ant >ng tie,” »aid h*,
"hardly *ny hut would he glad to •»—
•onw erheme inaugurate*! far bringing
th* two more < l^••rly t<g*th*r.
I think
• union would fa b*l|»fal to I m >1|1"
Mr Fillian haa a**n Frrmirr Ijturier
on th* subjvs't and 1» taqwdul ol good
result a, and will also interview the
Ontario premier.
Tornado Wipe* Out Town.
Mt I’aul, Minn., March J*. — A re­
port reached thia city tonight that the
little town of fu.ulel.urg in the estreme
wrwtern portion of the »Ute had been
practically wiped out by a tornado apd
that erven pertains had liern mriouaiy
infami
It wa* ateo stated that from
two to erven were killed, hut np to a
late hour it hae lern im|>a>eil>le. owing
to lack of telegraph facilitine, to verify
th» latter étalement.
fawilsburg ia a
town of about lOtl p*<>ple.
Call to Jemetloen E »position.
Waahlnton, Marrh 2* —11» lure ¡‘resi­
lient R.»w*v*lt »tart* on hia H-iuth-
Hit by a Bomb.
weatern trip next week he «ill iaau* a
proclamation inviting foreign nation* to
Warsaw, Marrh JA.—A bomb
thrown into the carriage of Karon vo* participate in the eipoeition to lie held
Nolken, chief of police of Warsaw, at A in the eunim*r of ¡1*07 In the vicinity
o'clock thia evening.
It was report»»! of Hampton Rauls In celebration of Ilia
sett Irua-nt of Janice town, V»,
that the Baron was severely wounded