The Santiam news., April 21, 1905, Image 1

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THE SKIPTON STABLES
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ORF.OO.W
By T. L DUGGER
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AIb*ny
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ALBANY
rnArrm xxa *-»rowtiaued >
(Inr <j«y he asked ^rrno**i’?u to take
with him to s«r< th« horticultural
iw. at Bury
I did b h wi»b to g ■
I
• l«a>a had a strange feeling « . »»t
amount mg to a dread of beiug l«-ft al-<ne
with him. but | would not bate men
Ibmed U f«»r th» w«»rid
»sraudf«’' «r.
1. weier. thinking that It w-«»hl | «•«
•ir gave a ready aseent
In the eahihitlo» w» me« a «er» die
very in >.-h
A—Ing auch thing* esposad
for »a » MBSflested the des of effe, ng
*■ <ne of my ows wach
I found s ready
• els. snd so I fases flows on essr •an< r
Mtkillup & Cbur.hlll. Prup»
Ami now yn«i know my bisturi "
ll**s y-m seen your cousin J< ha
Al IHSÌ ORI <H>N
a.me >..u bsv* ba«a |g th.a bona
lielulted.
"Yes."
•h«
answered
shudder lag
The beat 20g meal la ths
V a Icy
’*ThU «««aiing. bi I was silting st the
Open all wight.
«iudow watching rhe sunset. I beseg
• greeabi«
;,g •■;*! ».’»
w I, ■ ton»
H f'jsnl
< • Krraal
tl»i »)o»f o|ern, and iMrw s.nmllng up--n
: trwdwrod to me as Mr« Humphries and the tlirr»hnM. I turned and saw him
Go To Ths
‘who is»» I ted ua home tn dine with hkr •twl that awful •"in»n I «rftimpH « Ith
H. •»>*”*•>*
Hhe waa arrwmpatued by a yo
lady« trrr»»r an*) than tha pvwrm
t»
wi:» rrnj*rMa»-]y '*< buftft Bl * • • < • . ge
•wim roiin.|, atvl 1 alm/vaf fa in tad **
looking eyes. wh«»m she called Judith
what <)»4 thej want «f
Al BASÌ (mt..ON
d« In Bleak
“AA'e «ent. <’n«i«fa Joht4 and I h »m«
« -.! •!« John prvtendril tn hw
with theiii to • large l-r ■
>e
i a tniirh in lor« with m* and prop«wrd that
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H M o STAWI
retired part of the town
After dint;er we abntiM m>rtr
lie a«id that he had
t'ousin John and th« young lad« wh m
Only Flrvt Ciana Hhop |» Tl»» (
re«* from my grandfather who
he rahod All»» Porter hegati to talk *ery angrt at my Hight, and who wnuhl
• bout nwsmert»ui
I ha-l ne»er hear*! *»f neter forgive me but ttpoa th«we term»
Nhavlng............
« iô cent«
Not«»» fifiùk and
> It before d»d
ktmW the meoulug o' tut the!
consented, we ahr»u|<1 *t
that If
if I 1 rnnarntrv)
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Hair Cutting
-2A
*d Itti
ai«4 (■•leui«
the word
Suddenly the turned to me,
it * return to
t«» !<■•••
It.-so Cottage, and all
Hharupoulng
2S
Bud aakrd me how I abou' !
ae t<» Ise
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be forgiven "
oa.es :-i w«st »I Mresl *1 hab V. cago»
••
Hath* ......
neam art red I anawere.1 that ! <hd n»M
Th« d.wvr was suddenly
burst open
know what it waa
‘Oh. it*» tbs »trsng
(il <>k<il l)A\ li:
Pkol’RII lop •st aenaaflon m the w«>rld ssid I«»l..» Judith appealed'
A ! Il F HF- MI' 4 * Y ATT
¿•This young lady
very rhrver at it
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<fter a«>me iift.e persuasion. I « ?i
U ith • friat . ry Clara ahranh b*'*h.
•ented buf tert
w lng>*
T‘ . i> !'.*•» •huddrrtng whilct 1 »tc->d mofinnU«» far
tr«-h me into a dark r-w»n
AL»» Porter « u ••it.fnl, fr»n»ft»*s| with diamajr, <«•
‘
»t a
a
a -a
sn| down in a chair < »si the wkll at th« mg ufwtii nur mutual enemy
hack waa hung a Mark rwrism and
My «I'penr»n-« »»«m«
a
p!ea»urw
ai> nd her si >uMers waa *!ra|o-d a biack hi '* «tartling th«n
agraaabl«.*’ »«id
el<»th
I'poa th« table its fr«»nt of her Judith, with th«t «tinring Irony that
YÇ’
»LM •> Il Ml Ht I M V
j «»• a lamp, in which «»• Awed a p>*
W •' ’
W r<* Alan her m'»»t fte:j.|;<.i
erful refi»*<-tor. that threw n d*»
ng mo'wl.
“One would «uppoa« you were
Mhe «eated me op «Itout tn leave
hvuw without «»ne
We buy our st - k in large quanti* • ; light u|»«»n her fare
pod fe Jo her and hade n.f fit n.» eyes w .rd <»f adieu t<* jrmir hi»et or hnetrae
and keep a full lino c( carriage
and
. «¡wifi hers
I dul •<»
Never can I for
K it we do uot per! with our gueet» »o
wagon malarial. All km la >t work tn gn fha effect
I waa on.e taken In a eawily,”
e:’.o Cr«eca
1 ur lino dono on abort notice
: wild beset sh*»w
The glara of her w id*
!n«tlt>«*fivwly I had drawn
near tn
Jy dlstetulM ey«»s ••• eta«*tly like that Clara, ae though I would protavt bar
'iwhbh I had seen »her« In »he tiger'»
It Khe had »unit into a chair, tmubiio,.
. Rm.»sr, m t>.
fastened upon -mine and hrh) them fn»
not daring to r»»t « glance at Judith,
rinated
I had no power to shift th* tn
wh » had non Rdranred Into the room
and aa I gaaed. apellboiind, upon h. r<
You ' ■ n*.f »eem to be aware. Miaa
Graduate Eclectic Medical College
they gradually dilated until they aeemrd '
’*•*! thi» gentleman and I are
¡to t« two «nortno is globes »»t fir* ». »U*
Ils has MH t-'M | ■■
Tbm I I tost • •f - cr • ■••!»!»• t««»n I presume?**
¡pended tn utter darkness
ah re*, !♦•« tom
N > tjo. for heaven'» »»tee, do not tell
“It appear* that while In
I
thia rondi
her if you have any merry, I Implore
trvtb
itlun yntl are mmp»llr<l to an»«rr
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vou’ ‘ | Interrupt»«), throwing m)»«lf up
| fully any question put to » tou, and to on my knee« before her
4G PRILL M D
jeiectite upep awaking any art )> hi may
I might ae well have pleaded tn a
lave promised to |»erf<»rm while in th* hungry tlgreaa
Without deigning lo n«
Oregon i?.nameric alate
SclB
I holier» that In n.y tic« my aiippUratlon. »he «till went on
trance they «atmeted from me every par j in the same »train of cold blond«F<| mock
.tnular of my uncle*» will
ery
“Terhapa you are not aware that
0:19, Crtffoa
When I awoke I found luyaalf in th« thia lover of your» la my huwband'*’
lluiiig room, lying upon a oofs, am! Mr»
For a moment Clara looked atuuned.
I Humphrie« holding a vinaigrette to my » bewildered, unable to realise the Idea
TC-ejùoas Zx:biac* Xo XL
j MrvitM n«»ae
I felt very weak and strangely th-word« mntlined, hut •» I made
I'rwllnnt
w. A Ewiae daae«l Cousin John made very light of a movement toward« her ahe uttered a
Uashiar....
th« nqatter said that I had g<*l fright
low ery. and shrank cowertni Into a
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SHELTON
;»ned and fainted away, and itnpr»«»
corner.
ed upon ma that I muat be sure ■ >( to
“No no”* I ft« I a Im rd, In • role« of
I) •( a general tmnking and eirbange
•peak of it to grandfather.
And I did • tiguiah
bua.nsM. 1. ■ ns made al current rales Bui.
'! dare you to deny It!” triad Judith
and drafts Issued oo princit-al cities
’ | cannot dwell upon th«
dreadful
l»*ny !t If you ran!**
e
K
e
e
e
e
e
sr ry
Aftsr thia be found waya ami
meana to subject ma again and again to
1 »¡link ont of the ronm like ■ beaten
Jtut'-et of tht Peace
Kctary P»bUc
thia terrible influen* •
I grew paie dog
I dared n*>t east «ven a look upon
ami emaciated my nervea were ahat
her.
Bolo Oregon
The laet blow had fallen: an4.
tried, my memory waa alm<*«t destroy­ n ou agoniiing thought of all. I f«lt that
-VtA-
ed, and a him! of stupefaction •«• «ed up
I had bitterly deaervatl It
i or my brain
Night and day, sleeping
Judith les) the way downstair« Into
i-r w ak t>g tho»« awful g ■ ' bea cf fire tny owe room, and 1 mechanically fol
glared at ms <»nt of the -larknr»»
It lowed
Mhe reprimanded the nun«. w ho
waa killing ma, aa »lowly and »nr* » aa • woke In a fright at our entrance, for
th« deadbeat pola*>n could have Jmse My her negligene« in Buffering me to leave
gtandfather waa In a troubled ata.« <f riie chamber, would not liaten for a mo
Phyalciana warn brought, they »'.ent to her prut eolations, but ordered
Trains leave West Scio for Portland mind
l«av* pronounced my complaint tn l*s a g?ad
and way etaUons at lo 45 a. m.
her to quit the mom
All kinds uf watches, eluckg and jewelry ur Albany at 2.45 p m
ual «often I ng of tha brain
I had liatbe«ely »at mvaelf upon th«
"In the meautlma, I wwa reatrainesl aide .f the hex!
“(>h. If I eoald but
I ruiuptly repaired.
f»om divulging th» truth by threat« from di*”' I thought.
jaaveo Portland a M) a m , A
¡» . tn.
< ualn John threats not only against
••
Albany 12 10 p m , 11 10 _ p tn.
Judith gage«! at me Intently for a mo
4
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m. my self, but against my dear grandf.Mh
»
' A
pity
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AA'hat toriur« could have eirse-U-d ran»» into her (ace at the eight of my
Ma<-ramanto 7 55 p m.OMa m er
••
ban Francisco 7 o5 p tn , M 55 a what I then endure»!Y But 1 could n»»t deapnlr.
reaaon.
1 had not tha power to make
*<!!«».’’ ahe said, in a tone different
Pullman and Tourist rars on 1» th one effort to fr«*« myself from th» 1 id«
to any one aha had ever uaod to me,
J A TlMktR
trains
< hair care Kacraitiento to <»g-
ous thraldom, and at last I bream« ut
were It not for your ronduet to that
ien and F I L'aro, and tourist . are to
trrly .paaait«
g.rl. I eoukl p»ly you, but you have
(Tm ago, Ht IxMlia, New Orleans and
•One dv. I ••• wia^d
behaved to her like a dlahonnrablo eur.
I ine Wine*, Liquors and Cigars IVaabiligton.
k«a hnpulae to at sal my
yt i have gained her affections with« ut
Connecting at Ran Francisro with
giving her the ahadow of • hint of ynnr
everal lines for Honolulu. Ja|*an, China keys go to th« cabinet. »•
"hllipplnee, Central aud b- uth Amer- ,eret drawer, take out th« will and carry t»ooition.**
1‘ura ¡ . ju ra for Mrlicmsl Furpuaro
It to Cmmte John.
Then I knew that
ca.
Hhe pause*! for a momeoL and than
aurh an art had been impo«e«| upon Hi* •aid. In a low volra:
See Mrs M E Woodnanaea. agsnt al by tho«e terrible «yee in on« of
There haa been a rurw npon
me _ from
.___
West Scio station, er address
trances
All day I fought againat it. but my birth
Giva l'a ■ Call
*
My childhood
was ¡.awei io
an invisible power seemed driving ma
•qnalor and degraitalioa. but my sosl
an
Rudd»nly. th« thought flaahrd u|<*o loathe«! my condition,
1 was »iqulalts
tna
that
I
w*uM
run
i»n
fly
from
all.
OREGON
ly aeneitlve to ridicule, and brimming
• verything
Tha inatant it <»c<urr«d, ! over with «elf love, sod I
«rea hm.tsd
art««! upon It
! ran up mtn my r m
at for my rad hair, ami awkward Agur«.
'open«*! my (!r«k, took «»ut ail the money an! strange «yee
Oh. If I had kn<*wn
I had aavctl. and whilt my gratxlfath«-r
the power there waa la thoee eyee what
waa taking hi« after dmn«r nap atol«
a revenge I would have had upon the
u . of th« b«uao not think
mocker«' When mjr condition we« bet
hast«*, «van to put a hat on
tered I tried herd to rant away the |*aat
dark, and no en« ob««
I read, ! afudied. I cultivated my mind,
oo. takiug ao bred of
but my ••»«jaulte« w»rw changa,) only
until I found my ar If
fr- m vagabonds to hypocrite«
------ k. Thru I
_ Bury
Isegan tn love him!
(Hl. bow I loved
Ml bad crept andar ths old Norman him!
Ills hoe waa ta carry ms away
gateway »her« you »aw tua
I rem*n>
fr»»m all ttile te tegeoerate ms.
Abd
¡bared
L*r*d tbat
that I had ones rhan<*»*l to Brs then hs left me. asd Metas ft I led his
tbs Hij rnad |«ilnt*d out froo. a stxtt pie* e ia my soul. There was only noe
»•ry nsar to whsrs I stn.»l
When you thing more sauted to rompiste my do
loft ms. I took that road
That night.
Tew
i or. rathsr. towards m -rnlufl I slept In . loathe me. «nd yet you would lay down
wood
For a long tlnio I dare-1 not la
your hfe for that girl! In what 1« the
qnlra my way. nor. until I was half dead a*» mu* h my e»»p«rior?
Were you an
with sskaustloa. did I »«titurs to buy emperor, aud did you love me with y*»nr
r ,!
whole heart and «*>ul. I could aever feel
Hut «till
"After torrtbla hanlahlfia, I reached for you the shadow of iova.
You era my hueband In
Ipswlrb
Thors I purvbaeed new . lotiras I am a woman
uatu», at leant, and I cannot forgive
■ nd took ths traia
I had still mossy In my pneket when I jour hatred of ma."
“Wreak what vengeance you pleas«
• rnrsd. 1 tiogas to thiak of bow I should
upon ma. there le no Buffering that I
got my II ring."
"But did you not think of writing t« cannot endure tor her take to eave
jonr grandfsthor -of tolling him all yon her * I pleaded
How fortunate It le that 1 have a eoul
bad *uffsrsd?" I Intsrruplsd
"Oh, no. I dared not.
In ths first above jealouay. or your paaalnuate pray
piers I fall what a wliksd rroaiura era might hav« qilta an op pool te effect
thsy had mads of mo -how I had bo upon m«.“ «he «aid. aan aatically. Then,
traysd hla ronAdswra how I had alnioa* with a change of tone. “Acknowledge
boi-oms a thlrf’ and I kpsw that If I me ae your wife before thia woman,
went barb to him tomorrow, th* asm* who will be here In tha morning, aud I
thing Would begin oeer again. Fur » : « will aava thia girt, and thua bo revangerf.
th*y knsw my whsroabout*. no earthly ■ would have informed her grandfather
poser muld protset ms from th* Inflo
d her wheraabonte, and a groat doal
mere, the moment 1 hoard af It. hM It
•111-0 of thoee aw M eyo*
My t- . !
father would th oMms d*«d my c .sin not aultod me to keep her her« aa an In*
would Inherit all hie Woshh. and I should ntnmont againgt you. H*wd«r her uao-
be safe; and an I resolved that hears- loaa to ma by »-onaontiag to my wiahea,
forth I would live onkn .wn. and that and It will au!t my porpoe« to relege«
Tou know that I could fore« yon
red ovsa my name should over pass my her
to do thia or anythir g I pleaaod." ah«
Ups.”
ut
"And how did you obtain employ added, irnperiooatp. *" without any mirh
aid. if ! ehnoo
Now wld yog
what
mrntF* I aah*d
"Wall, people bed always prsl*»d my I require or will you notF'
“1 wu.** I auewt-ed. Armjj. What .
Ar« a lag*, aud paintlag», and nsod.ewvra
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Hack connects with
and morninj b
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ri¿s are first-clc.
drivers. 2’ri
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J Lew 3
I.INN
I !«».’>
waa t to n • u • wt . k ew that aLa
waa my wife?
Had she JasireJ It, I
would hate !e»| b*r though th« publie
atreeta. ■» ' N«v« pr»*» lalme«i th« fa» I to
every passer by
If I could aat« Clara
by such a now t rifluì g »a» »tA« e. if souM
be at l»aat »«mir rrparah«*» for my cruel
rxmduct to ber
#
AA heo our bargaut was coucluniad, she
Isy down >i|Mon tha soft I still aat In
ths same pseitiuu u|*«m the bed. with
tey elbow» reatiug tq**>n mv knee« aud
my fare buried in my hands ami tbu«
tbs t»r*»«d «laylight «a» me a» H tne»| to
striaggls ll>r<-ogh »ha mrtainesl »ipdow.
I tteriy w<>rr» out. I wag }u»t sinking
Into a doting aieep, when I waa rou»e«i
by t>*» balai'
• <• «»f XI r Porter'»
too*« greeting h « da tighter, as ah« Ml »1
breakfast In my rv-m
Another enemy
added is the number that erxiMupaewd
j ms!
II.
I la hla
[ that It hath pb-ss**! l*rni*i*u.-s to put
: ? «»u in a fair
of mvvary
Mo y«>u
<bt tn g. •
*T
>Ua». did
ywuY* ha »«id. with a satyr like leer up
«>n hla fare
but Judith has laid her
run away husband aafriy by th« beela
tbia time
Abo-tf 12
k C nt «am« mortung
thers came a kr k at the d.»»r
It waa
the nurse »here «at a whl*»j>er»d ron
»ersstion. and then Jaditb came up to
me I waa sitting before tha Ar* in an
eaay chair and »aid. q-i-etly. Made«»«
Ke rue. th« woman «hum 1 toM yow waa
coming today, ia here: remember
premia«, an«! I will remember mln« ”
In a fen tn< • ■»*«»!» there < »me Into
th« room a tall, iron looking woman.
Judith'« father cringed, and fawn««!, and
¡«•ere«I and »huff!«*!
But Jiwf*th at» o«l
with her l and rratmg iq-»« tha tabla.
. • I and dr»:. ’ h.-irr driglHi.g tn her
visitor evrn a aalutation
"And you are Silaa CaratonY* ah«
•at*!, filing upon me a strangely intense
hob
“That ia the nani* I am known by." 1
anaweml.
"Aud ia thia woman your wif«F* ah«
sake«!, poiutmg tn Judith
I paused for one moment
I could feel
Jnditli'a fler« e si ••» were upon me. then
I an»« err.! quietly. She pi”
and
Madame Berne paii«ed
again,
turned her cold g!an«« up«»n her. It w aa
met bj on« as fvarlesa »• her own
“The sum of
a jear ia arttied
upou you aa an annuity.’’ »he »aid. a^aia
ruining to in» a» tl e d->*»r rlosqff upon
Afr Porter
“It w ill be paid you quar
t»rly. on pers*>ual application, by M«uk*r»
Your wife * , there was
Fogla A Quick
a strange emphasis up«»u the
word —
"communicated with nie through thoee
lawyers, an*! as I wu. In tornirli that you
were too ill to attend at their nSi». I
have coma hare to judge, as far • • I am
able, nbrthar you ara th* man you pro
tend to ba "
“Have you no wish to Inquire Into
your parentage. Milas?”
said
Judith,
•peaking for the first time
“It will b« usrle»« if hr haa.” answered
Madatna lie rue, frrvjingly , ”b« w III nev­
er know It.”
Aa ah« (tinted to leave the room, an
other Agura appear«»! Upon the wen«
M>'Utgom«>ry waa standing In the door
way.
She started back, with a look
am! gaaturw of loathing, but the neit mo­
ment drew herself up. with th« same
fr.gld, p « uk » d > m l«»ok m "U her face aa
b«f<»rw.
For a moment M<>ntg«»mrry «food look
in| at her with an eiuitaut grin
*'Y >u
m»«, we have tnrt again.” he «aid.
It
seems that you and 1 cannot help get
ting mile«! up with one another
A<»ur
protege has married a trry old friend
of mine. Mlle. Zrt bis «lairvoyanta aa
the bill« used to say
Her (ether, too,
an old boon companion.**
Then, auddenly changing hla tnna from
mockery to ntahgnau.y, he add ad, bl»«
Ing out hla word«. "Thia Is my work,
hut It la only the beginning of my vau
geancr
A *>u shall feel it yet!**
(To be nratlDoad »
Grm Troni the German.
Si>phroii. • wise iraebrr, did not • I
low hla grown up sons and daughtawa
to aaso lats with tlavse w lume conduct
was not perfectly correct ami proper
"linar father,* «-.’d th» gentle Eula-
Ile to him one day when be forbade
her going In cvmpnny with ber brother
to see the light minded l.uclmla "you
must take u< to be very > hCdleh If you
think she can do ua any harm’"
Hut ftie father quietly t*»ok an ri
Ungulati, d coal from the A replace • nd
rmn-hsst It to bls daughter
"ft dm-a not burn, sold ho, “take It.
child r
Fiulalle did an and behold’ her dell
cate hand and pure white dream were
soiled at once
“One i-sunot be too careful In touch
Ing niais"' said elie Impatiently.
"Certainly"' rep ¡«1 her father "Tou
see my child, that coal tUai-kena even
where It does not burn, so dmw the
such ty of the Immoral."
Goo.1 Title.
Poet The nt tor didn't pay ths least
attention to my last versea.
Now. I
have written a comic poem entitled
Tha Alarm Clock.”
Frietsi I m you think ho will take
any notice of It?
|*«et Ob, ye*, it'll make him open
hla aye«.
Tip that Failed.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
SUONI S IS TO BE CHIEF.
Sucrttary
Tafi
Says
Ht
Will Work
With Panama Comminion.
In a Condensed Inrm fur Our
Busy Readers.
Nrw York, April 1* — Nv»rrt*ry oi
War Taft,
annual
who ia
here to attrmi the
meeting <>( the dirvetom <J the
Panama railrteul rotDpmy in thia city
toiia«>rt«?w.
b«.i thin to nay tonight on
I the affair« «»f the railroad nmi|uiny
HAPPENINGS Of TWÜ lOSTIMSTS
“The tnwting will rr«uli tn a c»»m-
plrtr rrorganttAtion of the co«n|mny.
The g**>eminent >• now m cuntrwl ot
the «kick
a|i*oh|tely •"••etilial
st.wk.
I It ia
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A Resume of the Less Important but f..r . t|,
Mateu
__ r ( ,
-.-J to control the
affair« of the c»»mpnciy in the work of
Not Lass Interesting Events
»* >i4»trth ting the »'anal
Wt «lewire the
of tbs Past Weak.
affair« of the r- ad * <?n«fm ted in bar-
m«»ny with the mm mine ion which will
have charge of the general <N*natr’»ctU»tt
Nevada stato health
r«|“»r!
i
omdilions improving u r**n«<|-«h. tl*e
••Uitl» thia eiid In view, th« dirertuni
new mining ramp.
of the Panama railroad company at
The »vnatr rofnmiltee on intentalo th»* meeting will «de» t Theodore P.
cotnuierve haa r«>mnierjcr*| it« hearing« **h'*nta. the new chairman of the Pana*
ma canal < uminUi- n, prewhlenl ot the
Ion railway IrgialaiH.ti
Panama railroa«! r«»4ii|*any.
( iunmisatonrr <*artirld ia hohhng
'With Air. hlmnta at the brad of die
• night Mwetotia etammmg mt*» Standard minfmny it ia certain that it« affairw
’t>il mrth'ala in Kuna«»
j will I«« conducted m»*«t vattafactorily.
John A. llenaon will have to stami Ilia eaprrirnm aa a practical railroad
trial in Waahingtiui on land fraud man will enable him lo operate the
; « bargee, the Cnited States supreme ! railroat! piat aa the Panama canal roin*
¡court having dentali Ilia right to lie miaaicm may desire while the work ot
the • <>n»truction ia in pr-grewa.
The
trie«! in California.
entirv official Uxrd ut the rotn|mny
Chicago teamsters' eymnathlaayw have will t»e nunpriae«! of either member« of
mobbed the negro drivers for Mont­ ’the cummiaaion or men who are inter*
gomery, Ward A Co., and other dia- rated in the Work »>f C«HUffructlllg the
turlwmes are daily a currmg in con­ I » anal,
nection with the strike
llv offii-ial l«oanl I noun the offlcere
The supreme cmirl ot the I ntbwl , an»! dirwtura ot the company.
“AVe ex|»ecl to have thia mad in
Htatea ha» «loridnd the ca*« involving
the removal «»! <»rorgw W Ikmvvra from rvaiitm-«« at the time the work ot the
Brooklyn to Waghington a^ainad lloa* , canal c«>i.»truct i«»n brgina and man aged
vrrw, hoiding him pubj«M’t t > removal. m a manner »»> an to taeditate tnia
•j great w«»rk.*'
The preliminary legal luittlr >» on at
Portland in connrclion with the land
fraud raaea.
Ilrrtneiui, Mil« hell, Mil* RUMORS WITHOUT REAL NEWS.
ilamaon and the »mailer offvmlcra are
all in atlendanrrl at Judge Bellinger « Correspimds.'ls Uusss at Many Things
court.
The lw«t legal talent of (be
Beyond Their Vision.
state is arrayed against
Proeccutor
Ismdon,
April IM. — There is aa yet
Henry and they will I m * augmrntrd
later by aoine of the I wm I law yers of the no new* of a great naval lasttle in the
Far Fast, or of the wher.-ali. ut* of the
nation.
rival Bevi*.
The Hongkong curree-
Chicago will own the qjty’s eat llltra |M>ndent of the Pally Mail sends a ru­
within three moatha.
mor <d a «mall engagement, but there
is no confirmation <d this report
Carnegie will soon distribute
I>«tail* regarding the Russian ship*
500,000 among 50 culleg.-a in 17 states
in Kanrah Imy. Cochin China, are I«»
Minturn, a «tunll Colorado mining
l tneagre to Is. instinctive
__________ ».
Accor(1ing
town, has Iteen practically wip<-l out ' to tli<< I>aily Mail's Singapore curree
by tire.
•
l.ioyd
poiident, the North German
Hida have just Isen <>tvno<l by the ' steamer Prins iicin'icb »aw several
Savy d.-partinent (or the < ualrin lion Imtllowbips and sis cruiser* in the bay,
oi three cruisets.
| but the dispatches to other n«ws|.apere
are not so previse
The l>sily Tele­
Indiana's anti-cigarette law ia in
graph's Hingapore correspondent, like
force and a cigarette <atin t Is- pur-
the AsBHsiated I’tess, merely rcfs.rts
i-haaed in the state.
I "eighteen veaeela," snd edits that the
Further violence on the part of the captain of the Prins Heinrich stati*.
strikers has ended peace ronfelencefl on that |i-wsibly more warships were in-
the Chicago teamsters' alrike.
; side the hartuir, but that they were In-
visible from the offing.
The revivalists who have )u»t left
The preWMtce of the Russian squad­
Portland ami gone to Sealite *ay the
ron off Die Antiam coaet ia raising kawn
latter city is the purer of the two.
interest here, tn view ot the |>a»lbll-
Russia accuses Hritisli ships of spy­ ily of their infringing China-*« neutral­
ing on the movements of the llal'ic ity and <>f the likelihmsl of R<j.-atveti-
fleet and re|s>rting to the Japan«.**,
•ky having had to split his equa.Iron.
Omaha retai’era have had the price I The Morning P.wl's correspondent at
of lieef rat*e*l on them. The* are now Shanghai telegupha that China ba* in­
paying flit to |.*<) morv per carcase structed the governor of the southern
province* to maintain strict neutrality
than they were two weeks sgu
in view of the )»MSibility of Russian
A nnilier of Chicago ls-et trust wil- •hips sheltering there.
neasee have Heil to Canada ami their
wives have Iwn summoned ladors the
WHEELS BLOCKED IN ITALY.
grand jury to tell what they know
The
Kirin.
Russian
army
Another earthquake
wmkrvl two town«
ia retreating to
in
India
haa
The Russian fleet has changed Its
course and gone easts a rd to coal.
Bloody diaturl«n<ee
are »«parted
throughout Russia on May day.
Paul Jones’ leely has lawn Imind in
Paris and will lw brought home tor
burial.
The canr has announced bis inten­
tion of revising the land laws in order
to quiet the |s-Manta.
The Winneliago Indiana, in Nebras­
ka, have prolestdi to
Washington,
claiming to have been roblwd of their
lands by agente.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company will spend 1500,000 on new
lines in I'tah, Idaho, Montana and
Wyoming in IHO5.
A commission has lawn appointed to
decide the dispute on international
rivers
The waterways in question arw
the Rio Grami« ami Colorado on the
south snd the Milk river on the north.
(‘ader Powell haa esaumed office aa
marshal at Nome, Alaska, |ien<linn In-
vest igal l<>n.
An unknown malady ia killing many
p««qde at Tono|«h. the new mining
camp cf Nevada. Ilumlrols ate rt.-eing
from the daitrict to vara|w> the disraae
Might Hove Hees Worse.
ter» have not yet mmr together, t^it
they are taut approaching mrh other
•nd a I ait tie it eaprrtrd at any time.
Roms, tpril IM.—Every railway litis
throughout Italy is lid up this morn­
ing aa a result of th* strike among the
employes, who are disaatishcd with
sages end iwiurs oi labor. The strike
is egpcctsd to spn-ad to all of the large
industries in the several citi.s, and be­
fore it is ended IdiMslsbed is likely to
result.
The strike started in Naples, and a
few minutes afterward the brails of
labor unione wired loevery sula.rdlnate
orgamiation telling lb* tn to notify their
members to atop work at midnight.
The order was litrrally olieyed and not
a wheel is turning thia morning, al­
though the officials of the ríanla allege
they will have them In operation be­
fore the end of the day.
\ll the station clerks and office em­
ployes have Iw-rn ordereil to report to
the station msslcrs to aid I» moving
trains.
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Opened by the President.
New York, April IB. — With Prrwi-
dent Rooeevelt a* the chief gueet and
trailing edueatora from all eectione of
the I nitnl Htatee among the speaker»,
the nest general vveeon of the National
Educational aawwialion, which will tie
held in Aabury Park, and Ocean Grove,
N J., nr it July, proiniare to 1« the
moat notable in the aameiation'e his­
tory
The meetings will le-gin Mon­
day, July S, and continue Ave days. An
elaborate program haa l«-en completed.
Prveldrnt K eevrlt will deliver the
principal address of the meeting.
Grand Trunk Station Burned.
Ibirand, Mich., April IB. — Fire to­
night desi roye. I the Grami Trunk union
It it aai'l the in tern«« 1 Kiiaaian shtj« station here, in which are locatevi the
am |>rr[<rinn fur a <laah from Shanghai general offices of the road divs'O west
and ('liina will be unable to prevent it, of Poet Huron
The building was new
aa (he haa no war vaoaela near
and was valued at 1125,000
d
A»j
Railway Striae May Estsnd to Other
Formi ot Industry.
Walter tin rrs'.aumnt
Pardon me.
Ja|>an baa lawn calle.I u|s>n to pun­
but gentleuieii usually remember ths ish Formosans who murdered eight
American sailors.
waiter here, air
Gueet
l*o they?
Well, I have a
Four l*ef truat officiala have been
poor memory for fares so If I fall to
Tunnel Secure from Striker*.
indirteli by the F miera I (rand jury at
rei-ognlae you when we meet again,
Chicago, April Iff—Labor Irmieru
Chicago for spiriting a witneea away.
kindly call uiy atteutl<m to the over
will hold a conference tomorrow with
sight.
Roth partir« in the Chicago strike Mayor Edward F. Ininne, who eaid to­
refuae to confer and the employer« have night that he had hopee of an early (et­
Mlaht He True.
Wife- Thia paper tells about a man adopted a plan by which they hope to ile ine nt of the teaniaterfl* (trike againet
Montgomery, Ward A Co.
The coal
who nays he never made love to a win.
tramstrra Unlay declde.1 to rvdilbe to
woman in hla life. Ito you believe It?
Preeident Rooeevelt haa left Okla­
haul ciati Io llie Montgomery Want
lluabaml Well. I have no reason to
homa (or Colorarlo.
Ile mav 1« in­
building
It ia l*-a r nod tonight that
doubt It Perhaps he didn't have to.
duce. 1 to r Jne on to Portland and at-
the Cbiai go Tunnel company ia rnahing
Wife- THrln't have to?
tend tire fair.
work on a connection with Montgomery
* Huebend—That's what I said
He
The two h<wtile fleet» in A «iati«* wi- Ward A Co.'s Imaement.
probably made a specialty of widows.
•Truly," said tbs disappointed
male, "marriage la a lottery "
"What did you draw?“ aaked
Inquisitive person
• lawn than half the alimony I
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