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CHAPTER XXVII
<C* nt n^ed »
Nhe hstene*! ts him without m«*vii g a
muarl* until he had finished speaking,
then sb* answered. ' P<w»r. weak f«*J. I
pity yuo* You insy «*t»e Jay know that
seogeatwe is held by a h-gker | s*f tl «n
that uf pun| man *
No «Miemniy did she s^xak th* w. la.
tkst tor a moment abe a* rd her •>,
f neut. ami he mv«e*i aaido without a
(word, ts allow her to pat* eut «>f the
r r oom
"What or«*g»ion was thrra
w«imaa of my past life?’
tuauded Ji»«1ith. whet» M a«lame Herns had
departed
I t 4d her to suit mt own purpose,
he reported, is th» •an«e tone
And what injurj have I ever done tn
, vnu. Mr M< uifoiiieri
I asted “that
) «»u should seek to be retenge»! •p«*
m*r*
L»
’ Yon have «ton* m« no injur)
• aw! ateHing h>• etra
’ •
la it J»*st to puiiiah me fur tie faults
of <»fh*r»r* I ashed
Has (hat «»id tigress g- »
• rd
Mr I’ Cer putting fits I *sd im st ’ ••
door, ami h-oking r**un«l
iktiisr > sat
iafie<t| nf her disappearanee. he bustled
eagerly up to Judith
lie fumed the t-onverssfi*>n upon
rr
sabjerts
H* an«!
by. he ••)«! to Mr
Munf g«»tt»en. in ■ careies« tone. I
•onistting ! show
you | wsut 1 ■ H
K
yuur • |> i . jmi , ..f ti e * rtL - f a » '
<’f
jewelry I here here
I know that you
are s
Igr nf ti . »• if ng»
He produced a lorfief, winch I instant
ly m'»<01*0*1 •• the <»ne he ■al
shown to me. and which I heheved to
mntsii. a portrait «»f my m*<fher
I ran now underatsn«! his «-unmug dr
• gt'
It waa to try if Mr Montgomery
would roc«»gnia* the portrait without be
in< previonaly put upon the » rot
'J be
to* bet would not open.
"Git • It to ins.
Til do It.”
Hut before he had tima (n riarn.nr It
a . liu
"I ng ¡iks a arrtant. haalily
eiiter«-d the room,
without
knocking
L • g .*•' • ;t t. tn fur a inotneut ha
went up t » Montgomery and whlsperr I
something In his ear
“Where is heT* « rir«! the latter. Io k
Ing very scared
Tha man whisper«d again.
"• <»ine slung, then do not let us lose
an instant.'' »«claimed Montgomery. •«
rlfedly
An«! Ixfora the other occupauta
of the room could recover frr.111 tl.elr
aatouishrurnt, the two men had ruahrd
out.
What's the meaning of this?” cried
Mr Porter, somewhat aiaru.«-d
There«
mischief brewing* *
“Something is wrong
»aid Judith
“But, at ail events, Va have nothing to
fear, we have had nothing to do with
the abdtM tton
Die worat they can do to
tre»
os is to turn us out of the hou.»
passers ”
W here s the locket * ' suddenly ■ rsed
Mr Porter "Why. that s* • uudrel M nt
gotnery has walked off wiih it "
And away be went in pursuit.
‘’No. Nilas,” said Judith, when we were
alone, “you ar» a gentleman with ar. >u
deixti«!ent income ”
I coui'l only wearily shake my head
“Eveu money has no «harm while your
happiness la clogged by me.'* she said,
bitterly
"Well. 1 will make a bargain
with you
Nettis half of the money ujun
mo tor life and 1 will free you uf my
ptesem a forever ”
Take it all if you will.” I answere.1
All
“You have blighted
whole life
Che money in Uis towrld ran n«t«r buy
mo bark one happy moment ’’
Mr Porter a entrance interrupted our
further «<»«’ eras lion
“He’t «ff ” he said, k»kiug very flur
ri*d
"They both jumped Into a trap
that tha man rame In. and galloped off at
a pare fast enough to break tb*.r nr* k*
And ha has tabm my torket with him
('HATTBIl XXVIH
l.ittle lees thsn sn hour's furious driv
ing brought M<mtg<»mery sud his r**m
panlou into a suburban district.
1 ! ey
pulled up before s banda«»tna v.<la real
dence
A gentleman, who had evident
ly Ixen watching for their «oming ap
peered at the dour
“llow long you bare been* he said.
Irritably.
I *<»me ae feat as hnraeüeah r•» ild go
sir." answered the
man.
rvape-tfully
“Just look at the mars. sir. shr s for
all ths world aa If you had cbm bed
buckets a water over her
This way. Montgomery.” a® J Mr
John R*>«!well fur It was he
Ke led the way into a back park r
“Head that.” be said, handing M mt
gomery a telegram
“From Jonathan Rod well,
Murle)’«
Hotel, to John Rod well
“Can I have ths uno of your house in
Kaoei tor a short time?
Polico have
got a trace of Clara in that d.r« |. n
Telegraph reply
ht*»ntgomeo
• ’’»w whistle ne he
read these words
"That* awkward"*
he ejaculated
•What a fool’s remark’” »«claimed
R.alwell. Irritably . “It’a ruin, destrne-
tton! What can be dona? Can y«»u de-
1 ha»a telegraphed
vise any scheme?
to say that I will lx with him thia orti
Ing w
“And then what do you m*»n to do?”
•That Is precisely what I «»nt (• talk
ever with you
You see by that t*-lw
gram thst the police have discovered s
rise, sod we know thst the clue la In
the right direction
The hope of gsiuing
ths reward will wonderfully sharpen
their erout Perhaps, while we are ait
ting here, they have spotted the very
house. “
He paused, etpertlng an answer, but
Montgomery with an itnm *ved fa« e. re
malned silent
“t must tell you.” he went an. “that
before thia girl waa brought horre I was
regarded ae my uncle's heir.
B t he
became Infatuated with this silly »!«»H.
left everything to her. eicept a pal
annuity
Well, the girl's intellect
AS always weak, and aa ahe grew nld*r.
weakness merge*! alm<xt into b! <«ry
night she disappeared ao <»ne knew
a hither
My uncle waa almost frvi.ti
Rewards were offered, the rural p*
*
put up« mi tl.e
!<• • d
t
ntb’e
rvferattraa •• to y ♦»
t ral chara* ter.
that would te rwongh tn g re you two
yran oa the treadmill. t»e««da« the }.»••
of ail the mcaey I have prutu>«e.| you.
Let ua carry my plaa to a arn'cvaaful
rwwrInai«»a. and I «iH aigu a «teed »" par
jtoa fir» hundred a year for life I ah. UM
Hot think it wo«kJ take yntl long to Jo-
ride between the two picture« ”
"Mpeak «»ut. and let nr know «hat joy
want.” aald ^1'»ntgtttnrrv nuea»iH
**Tow to help me to get rid of both
Judith ate! <*lar«
« r.r»l IL- ier
Lt. ¡J
Ijr '‘Muppttee that the bowae *hou)>! eat« h
•ireaira dragged far and ©ear. but. ••
ou ft re hmiaoa do catch on fre >*»u
y a will aatlripate without any at»c
know, eotnetimra. Without any «•»«• die*
<•«
A a time paaeevf on I did afi I
r«*»erii'g th»
and ¡x»*pir fev-jiruIly
J-- *•-,l.Iy rcuM 1« iwatill leto hia mmd
are ! .«t -u • ; b Lrr»
p at • e tr. iat be d*aJ m *h>«*h b* ¡ef
"Thia ia »Ixitni nal*}» *” « -ned Mun’a'in
I really incline«}, but
be
«dxtiftately
•ry
Lmg to the Idea that ahe adll lived, and
’ Ho I thought, at hr*f. The botta» !•
I at he abuuld ft ml her a«»me day
la
heavily iiiaurad t»mi we r»*uid «hare the
t * i. eantm.e I kept ot> tba beat ef
in»• ran*'« money betwe<-a na '*
f«i ia »ilk him
If »he never turned
Hut what p«n*»r»r «nial»! •«. a a fear-
ip I felt pretty • <>nft«|eut that tha bulk
fu' rritua *erv«T
\ : ««
! n. » dare
• t easf. nf tha »»id man a fortune would
r-oufe«« tn your nn* !r that the giri w «• in
fall to my aha re
Year» went <»n. • nd I
your h«>uar and unlv«« t«»u couh! prova
i began to fee! quite certain that < ‘la rs
I» him that abe »•• dead, her d*«lh
« «ntd never again L*e heard of; w ben.
wnttM be iim 'U'M tn you *
; fancy my 4~»>a«farwafwu upon one dar
“I have thought nt alt that
lf thla
receiving a letter from tha aid mbn
thing rouM I m nrmnge»! I ah*»uM «Iriva
which informed ma that he waa ia th»
♦>R tn Morley*« al owr*. teli htm that I
ty, •-««•eq».ent on having obtained vane had ira re« I my
rosi »in tak»n ber under
i trace of
nf hla
hi« lo*a!
l«wT gramldaugbtar
granddaughter
lie
mt prote*'t
balgeol ber «afely I h (he
.* t aome tramp m**ney up«»n a auif -*f
M«n«»r Houae. uffrr tu drive hhn <»ver
the« and
it « f oar - f (he p** ket»
there at o»re
When wo arriva fhrre it
.u I dropped a miniature of (*lara
Thia
• ' uld he a hoap <«f • inder»
trump fel .*w ‘ ad t«*M him that be waa
Montgomery ahuddered »• Le llatened
g<*ing to the city, and thither nir uncle
tc thè diabnltral ing« uun j *>f Ibi» borri*
‘ ad *et off at on w Io emleator tn g«in
hlc |»lor
• tne fiihhgv "f him
He had n<»( been
Hot how • . I » ■•
«. . » ■:» f.»r (he
tn town many day» before he «•han* e-d tn
r
• diaappearan e f.*r y- ir n er ug
• < • a picturw nf hia own cottage in a
Wltn ber?” Le •akr*|
print »«Mier a window
He bought it and
"li a humlrrd waya*” waa thè reply.
f**und the name of Clara in the ruruer
|t« foce «he ran »* at frutti hotne aho
That I might rhe. k any further aearrh
hr rate«! aymptoma nf tu* tpirnt iu<*au
ui»on hia part. I undertook to aeud r»»und
•t •
The a. fi >it« ami adsrHtureR t»f rii . h
to every picture dealer tn make Inqulnra
I . al rd at a number nf ahnpa myself, Inopie cannot Se meaaiired by thè «t i.d
ani nf etery dar fife
and I aeut you to other«, y*oi know
■‘Hhnt pari do t<»u «ani me ?o Iday
a ills what reault.”
in thè tragwly Y‘ aaked Montgomery.
Hut I did diarover her after all.'' In-
"I «houli! have t > g«> nver !•» my ut
torruptad
Montg«»tnery.
although
in
Ym| wnuld »lo tha
quite another «a» and had I not stay
Wall, gite me • hftle lime fa fi
r.i * • It
•
ate nto the M -uda» »<•»»
«ter it.”
w . I base known r»f it Hnwewrr. n««th
"I w iti gite roti h»lf an h'iiir." •ab!
log could ba neater than the wav we
Rndwell, look ing at hi. watch. Ila n «•
manage«! If
Luckily you lia-l ati/h a
perirvily calia and •elf pnvsevved
II.«
an ng piece tn take bar to”
face uaa afeni and reawhed
He left
e» I hare found the h«niae ik * fill
thf r»*on>. a od Montgomery heard lb«
more then once
An old uiehlen ernt.
kry (urn In thè lo«’ k
who iiaed to real«!» (here, left it tn me
iTn Ix rontlnued »
ee a legacy
Fortunately, It had only
I*»--n”re* ♦♦nily vacated
At ••••»« na I
SHIPS BUILT BY SAVAGES.
ha«l aerated my fair couaio, I began to
ronaidrr what waa the brat thing to J>>
w ith her
After a mature . onablrrat *u. H«*ulb Net Islanders Arc Kapert i«^ Ma
rine A i» bite* lure.
I < am# to tha cuncluatou that marriage
In the Marslmll group uf Inlands In
ana the beat eolation of the diffb ulty
Hy making her my wife I ahotild anal her (hr south aeas la a llttl* atoll of coral
li ¡a bamlrrds
lipa regarding tha peat, and aarura my known aa l.iklrb Btn||
Tn mjr of mllra away from any other Island,
nncle'a fortune In the future
atirpriee. •ha received all my adv a urea am! the nathra go hnlf naknl like th*
The canee other dwellers <»f the south »•*»«
with tha uttn »t repugnance
But
ef that, 1 bat» dl •«•overed, ia ■ Conner- they hair Irariird one great civilised
tbm aha has formed with some low fri
art. juat the aam«*. and that is the art
*w. who actually turns out to be Jmlith
Ktokes* husband. By the bye bow came of building ships
About forty years ag • a I'ortiigu»*«»
you to think of Introducing thos* i»«--
pie at my houae? You tuuat base iwen sailor was landed tbrr«* from a whal
made to have rnfmated my secret in ing «hip
Wlirn his venarl Mailed nwny
the hinds of a woman who haa a spits he rrmalned lM-btnd.
for the laxy
againa! me?”
charm of thu» Pa«-Ifl«» Island lift ha«l
"A epitr RgRinst you?” erh«»ed M* ut
temptr«| him am! be had dr« idrd to
gomery. "This is the fimt I have heard
f It.
Now. I waa deeply Intsrrated Iratr th* restless sea and live the rr«t
of hia day« on
the
warm,
sh-epy
in getting him bark Into Judith's hands
I bethought me of the house that I had tveaches, where no one worked
taken the young lady to the night before
Noon hr marrleil the daughter of a
T) « re must be plenty of »pare r»> ma chief and twrame a trader
After
(I «-re. I thought, and as Judith and Mr
many years an American captain vis
B -lwe!l are «»Id am! confidential friends,
ited the Islands during a trading voy
I don't are that h» rati possibly object
age in the south arsa and when hit
tu oblige her »o far ”
"And do you not think auch an art wane! shortly afterward Ixcamr un
waa a p¡». a of tutpudri; e upon jour seaworthy hr art t«» work on the t>ra<-h
to build a new one
part?*’
The Portugitene whaler's two wins
”Nu( it al!.* answers«! Montgomery
I } «4 my owu private interests helped him an«! learnr*! a great deal
cool ly.
to serve In the matter vital lutereata
about th* operation. Tb* Island had
1 tl -ught uf rnyaelf firat. aa you did fine, hard w hm | on It ju«t the kind of
of youraeif when, year» ago. you rutnrd
tlmlvrr that ablpbulhtors value t»r<'nusr
away fr -m me the girl who waa mat .ng
it will not rut t»r waterlog rrn«llly The
my living
Tit for taU**
ILdwail glared at him fiercely.
"If captain at last aurrvrdrd In finishing a
good 40 ton sclKMifH'r and sail«-«! away
that is your m>n!e of dealing with me.
ha aai l. ’ how do I know that you may In her
t ne fine morning cell upou Mr Jotia
Before long the two boys had lw*gun
than It -Iwrll end blow the whole thing to teach the native« something nf what
tn him?”
they had pl» kr<| up and soon. Instead
“No, I shall nut do that,” anawr:ed
of the primitive caiior* and dugouts
the other, quietly, "honor among th.evea
lf the plot aurc«M*de. I know that I that the Mar«hall Islanders have tirrn
using for «• nfurtca, the folk of tbs j
ahal get more out of you than I poaaibly
l.lkleb atoll tw-gun to build
lanors 1
C< uld out Of him.
Healdrs. there I» a
ezrouger bond even than interval that
bind« ms to you revenge.'”
“Vpou whom?”
“Upon Nilas Carsten ”
* In thst cnee. 1 think w» can work to
gather better than I auapevted. but aa
>< i have greatly rompiirated my dtffl
rultiea by introducing Judith Into the
same house. It Is but fair that you ah«»vM
be the more ready to help me In any way
out uf them ”
“VYhat do you meanT*
"In the nr*t place, my marriage with
Clara would kava to lx brought at«out
immediately , ami as ahe la out likely to
cufceent. »nd aw the days of enforced
marriages are all gone by. It is m«»re than
probable that the whole pkrt will have
to lx ahambmed
I am con rimed that
Ju«iith fully lutmda to betray me
Her
evtl dlapoeition would never let aurh an
opportunity <»f revenge escape
Burk a
revelation would overwhelm me with de
•trurtlun
My father, at his death, left
me pr«*i»erly to the value of two thou
•aud per year
Hit by bit, it haa Ixen
»old and mortgage«!
I lost a thou «and
on the
lH-rby; that waa the last
atraw
My debts amount to emus eight
or ten thousand, my doom are Ixalrged
by duns, my credit all but stopped, am! I
am all but penuilees.
If I could once
show pr»M>fs thst I «aa my uncle's heir,
my rreahtora would reuse to presa. end
1 could raiae more money. On the other
hand, if thing« remain aa they are. I
•h *ub! have to By the country, a beggar.*
•But how do you pr>*p«xe to Induce
y«uir uncle to alter hie will while he bw
Hr ee that his granddaughter Is alitar
Nuppoae it could be proved ta him
that ahe was dead?”
The two men's eyes met In ■ hinf.
•rnrvhing ■-•k nurh one was trying to
read the other’s secret thoughts.
“Rupp*»aiiig.” Itodwell went no. ”!
could hit upon a plan to silence •- to re
move both Judith and (Tars st the same
time? Nothing could then stand in my
wny ”
“What do you mesa?” saked Mont
gomery, with a scared look.
' You aeem eirrxaively dull today."
exclaimed Rod well, irritably; “eaperial
ly when your own interests and safety
are as much roiwernrd as my own Could
not the girl prove that it was you who
abducted her? and as you evuid nut
«»i nA «»*w <t-w:
mads of carefully fashhHird lutulH-r
and plnnrsl together with rlieta
Now there is a real shipyard on thia
little aprek lost In the wide ParlAr.
A high roof under the |mlma on the
Itescb greets the mariner and when he
lands he area vessels, modern !«*»!•
lying around an«l eirrything looking
Juat aa It <k»ra in a shipyard anywhere
on th* Auirrton coast, «»lily lnatra«| uf
workmen In overalls be errs dark na
tives with hardly any < lathing
The w«M»d from whi« h the knees and
tlud»era are rut roiurs from an Island
on the w esteru aide »>f the lagoun
It
la called lauor and la eitrvmrly hand
tome. ke»kliig much like black walnut.
It Las the taluahls property of grow
ing harder aa It gn»wa older and makes
fine vessrhi
Tools all of them of the best kind •
wood for apart, etc. are shipped to
lalkleb atoll now from New Zealam!
and tb* t»oatB that are luninl out In
th* savage Island have Ixeii ct»ni|xrv«|
with American and KngBab buHt tea
aria that hate touched at the place and
found to he ewllent In every reap«-« t
The as tags shipbuilders ha«* a
queer oral* of prices If a chief wants
a schooner of. aey. 12 toua. built for
him. they charge him fl
for It, but
If a pi’orvr person wants the »am*
kind of a vessel they will charge many
hundred dollars less
They do this
quite Openly and evplaln It by saying
that the chief being rl* h ran afford t<»
psy mure than a poor person fur the
aame thing -»Washington Post.
Advanteae in Kansas.
“Rally • father said her I »mu »Mold
never step foot in th* bouse again,**
said the Kanaaa girl
“Then I »upt»ose "he had to gh*
him up?” 1ntermgate«l her rbnm
“No. Indeed
Nbe «ntertslna him In
(he ry
ne
ar
Few persona have courage enough to
apfvear aa gv*«l •• they really are —
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy Readers.
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PORTI IS MUCH WORRIED
Afra.d That Italy ia About to
Tripoli and Bangharti.
*
Sait»
Cunatanlioopl», April 33 —Tt>» »ub-
\
%•-*• '« ■■
>-n
liatw l‘ rt» aixl th« Turki'h c.^mcil ul
luiniatrr»
lt>»
ia K'r—tly
rv|>urt that
wrvuK**t up over
Italy I.», her ryrr» on
Tripoli and Kwngharti in Africa, and la
HAPPLMSÜS 01 TWO CONTINENTS
making rvw.ly an «-iprdili'.ii
t»> tnak«
g.m.1 bwr claim« <>f puaaaaaiun.
Thia
I information mimra from a trustworthy
aourrv
A
Rvaum» of Ih» Lata Important bul
Not
La»*
Intareating
(.vanti
of th« Paat Week.
Ruaaia plana lo rotore pereti ge by
gobbling Turkey.
An Italian « rui»« r art fire to • Guate
malan town in firing a taint*.
The KtiRRian firrt ia c<mling * f! Hai
nan la land which ia Chinee* trrntory
The Ruaa'.an g’»*rrnmrnt haa ordered
village« to |«ey for the • lam agre done by
I*raa4hl molie,
Rrprreentalive Pm« knry an«l heir
other» were killed in a prohibition riot
at Hempelrad. Irta*
\an Pattrrwoh broke down »»n bear
ing the « aim * o|w'iinf Againat her and the
trial had b- l«c poalj-•ned
NrÍMMUdf a *|ua«tr«'n hm» beam aigbt-
rd ami it ».a l»rliei»M| will join Kojret*
vvnaky Itefure there ia a naval battle.
Five lho»i»an*l rmplovrw of the Na
lì iialTuN work*, *»( Mrhrraptirt, Pa .
Iiavr ha*i thria wag«*« irn irajHul from 5
to io j»er cant.
I rank G. Bigelow, preanlrnt ot the
Find National bank of Milwaukee, ha.
ronfvaard that he »tolr 11.450 iMM) ari.i
loat it in M|Mcculalton.
The gaeolinr motor
the Southern Pacific
Portland ami borrat
trate*I ou the bilia al
enne.
car, intended tor
for use I k * I wren
Grove, t« twung
I N*nver and Chey-
I the atittmle of Great Britain ran I m * aa-
pwrtmnwl.
While Turkey haa th*
^troops to pla«r in Tri|n«li and Bru-
gharti to rvMist the ton « • of the Italian
government, if it ah uld try to lake
p>NMM*Mi«m, it haa not the tnraa« of c«»n-
vuying them to the \fn«an coast, ths
Italian naval forces standing iti the
way.
It Is declared that
ago turned a mvetoa« eye on \fri«’a,
. hut that the Turkish p»vrrnn • ut’a pr«»-
tests were be* krd up by I ngland ami
'th* protest era* received bv Italy and
rerngniged aa vain I,
I he fact that
Great Britain haa juat entered into a
secret treaty with France an*l Italy la
the alarming feature of the situation
from the Turkish »tai-Ip nt
It ia sai«l that the svrrwt treaty with
France allow« her complete (r«««l«»m in
regartI to .M >n«xo and it >• feand here
| that there ia a •” ret paratfraph that
give« Italy the same ffveaL-m in regard
¡to Tripoli.
!f this comhlton i* found
to eiiafi, Turkey will lx unable to i>p-
| m « m » Italy in her action t«»war»la Tri
poli.
NtW YORK CRIML FIGURI S
Preponderance of Mil» Wddnatt »•
Very Marked.
New Y«»rk, Kpril 35 — Vlt
¡»•»pv latl«»n u(
Las increnaetl
J« ffvr«»»n, the eminent actor,
three year»,
¿h
the
the county of New Y«»rk
140,*70
lu«
the |»aat
there La« tu»t I • * u
a
pro*
|M>rti<«nate incrrase in crime, accorvling
IS
Secretary
improving
It la known that the Turkish cnonctl
»•f ministers has Ixen l r some tiinr«hs-
' cussing the *|ur»li»*n, but the portr’a ad-
| wiser» are all at fira in the matter until
Hay a
health
la steadily
A bitrat ion Lak txen
Clm ag»» strike,
(ejected in the
Rusaia has im rraaed internal taxes
f«i war ptirpuMW.
Hryan prr-lict»
•hip uf railri«<l*.
to the annual re|M»rt of Ihatrirt kttor-
ney Jerome’s chief clerk.
govrrnmebt
owner-
Tt>r Kew York buihiing trw-lra have
»■l<>pte<l arl.itration.
Th«- bwtth-ahip Ore,-n i« 4.« t«e »*-nt
to the I'uuet » o UI m I na«y yanl V> l«e
overhaul**!.
In the detailed report» Of felonies
there ia no marked advance of figur»w
im cvicnpared
with former year». The
average num tier ut prisoner» charged
with felony who were confin*d in the
city priaon during the last three years
was 176. This i» the lowest average
• m record.
Th* munlxr of indictment* and com-
plaints disposed of during the year
1W4 «a« 5.0» *
to»rtv nine p»r «ent
rraultnl in plea« <•( guilty.' V Jittle
«»ver 12 per cent ut the pris« n« ri» were
I convicted by vrrdi l.
Aln>ut 17 per
The tran«|M>rt Nheridan baa arrived
at Portland from Manila with Iba Four« rent were a« quitted.
The claaaifie*l list of « »»riv h ti*»na dur»
leenth infantry.,
mg 1904 show« a startling pr«qw»ndrr-
Ttir Cbicago graml jury haa eubpor* anre of male criminal*
Only I<W
not'd a numlmr ot Lank utticiak I«» women were convicted, aa ag»m»t 2,379
leatify agamat the Ut*t truet.
men. Of the !4M> female«, 12« warn
Tlir S *uth«rn Pacific and Han la hr found guilty of larvati y «tul three ul
gyoteino arc lighting to aortire control manslaughter
Of the 2.4rW
of the California fruit freight.
mg the year, I,MO were native» of the
iWdcaKae ha* finally agrre-d to remain I’nited Ntate»
I hr other» »er» divid-
horn I of the French foreign office, which cd aa follows
Germany I*3, Ireland
ttivuna rwiatarx*« to Germany in Mo» ‘*•5, England |(WI, Italy 17d, 11 ii..ia
rocco.
171, Austria tl? Ruumama 17, Hcot-
It haa Uu»n officially confirmed that larnl 13, Nwedrn 13, Greece 5. France
the Ku*1*!an tlret haa left Kamranh 14, Npam 2, other countries 51.
hay, «ailing northward, where Togo la
awaiting it.
Chicago tramateni threaten a general
•trike.
Necretary Hay’s health is
proved.
much
Im
WHEAT DIRECT TO EUROPE
Fleet of Whaleback» Will Take Bg
Cargo«» from Chicago
Chicago, April 25. — The Tribune
It ia reported that the **t>re
The R'« k Gland ayatrrn la trying to •aya
fieri
ot ten whalelwu k «tramar»
obtain control of the Vnlon Pacific.
Itren aold to Faatrrn capitalinta,
Hitchctrk Las dismiss«
lieved t<> l>e John W. (ratea and
rials in the Indian service
aaaorialaa in the -May wheat d«-al,
lion.
pian l*emg U» ahip whral direct front
The Italian government ia r»|»>rted Chicago lu F*uro|*e.
The firrt, whkh haa barn operale*!
to have unicred a mnlwr of warwhi|«
by thè Pittaburg Rtratnahip company,
to Nantu Itomlngu.
one of thè aulwnhary cori- rati«»na ot
The Chicago Iw-rf truat gran«! jury
thè l'nited Htatra Steri <-or|»”ration, ie
Las lurnnl its attention to the investi
now in <!ryd«ick al Detroit, lieing re-
gation of the sausage business.
m««lrle<d for <irran voyagrv
N-mr nf
Foreign Minister Itoh'aaae, of France, three vraerla bave alrrtofy cfiwaud thè
threatens to resign l>rcauee nf the pul ocrwn with carg«ira <»t gteel ralla
Mr
(talee derlinrd to I»* inter»
ley towanla Germany and Japan.
viewed.
Henatur O. II Platt, of Connecticut,
T J. Ilydr, ar«-retarry ot thè Minerà'
is dead.
Although sick for soui* time,
Steel company, aai«l he ha*l n<4 h«-wr«l
hia death came rather uneijxcletlly.
of thè fieri bui did no! derni it un-
He was 7N years old.
probabla.
Ja|«an boils with anger at the French
violation ut neutrality, claiming ahe
B.g Storm Down, Wire«.
Las (Mwitive proof that the Ruaaian fleet
I fan ver, April 3-'> —Acntrding to re-
use* Kainranh l<y a« a naval l>asr
porta rweivrii late t<might, a liravy
Great Britain may hr tailed into the •torn* of r»,n »nd »imw h»» pr»<-tirally
trouble, an«! her I long K<>ng fleet ia in
•topped telegraphic coninitinication to
rrwl e»w to go to aea.
the I’aritlc rowat.
The atoini rear lie»
from Ariton» to Montan«
In Colo
rado, «Iter raining lor 34 hour», it be
gan tn »now tonight, »nd in «ome w
lion» a Id it«» rd la^ragmg
No rr-ort,
ot the »tortn'e tfTnt on railronl traffic
had fieen revel veil »t midnight, but
The Japanese army is advancing
■eriiioa interference with the operation«
rmrthwanl, prer-eded by cavalry.
of train», it 1« believed, num have re-
The tosnistvr»' strike in Chiriagn vulte<t
may aftert all de|«artmrnt stores.
Forest Qomg Up In Smoke
A run on a New Y*ork trailing stamp
Ihilnth, Minn., Apul 25 —Xorth-
•tore has caused its Iwing cl«sax|.
raster n M innrout a and the western en«l
The I'nion I'ariflc railway «ill build of l^ke Superior are envel«q*r«l in a
more Kamilina motor car» and run them ¡<11 of smoke from toreot fires.
Mr«»re*
on all branch line«.
of fire» are burning in the woste ami
IrriKation committee** <>t r >n,re«a«ill • lashings, an«! report* are roming run-
earning them from every line «>! rail
Umr the Weat and viail Portland.
Henator O. II. Piatt ia in a very aeri- communication entering ihiluth. 4 ire
are burning ch we to several of the min
oua condition, having had a relapae.
ing locations <»n the M« --«l*a
Tin
The »trike in the Arkan»»» Valley
country is dry, no rain having fallen
■mailer at l^a.lville, Colo., haa lw*n
tor three weeks.
aettlad and Work reaumed.
Tlw» Panama canal eommtasiaBi lias
pun base« I a num tier of big I««** »motive*
and cart for the railroad and will equip
the Im«- with new am! im«lrrn rolling
altak throughout.
Flo miner» were killed in an eaplo-
Rain Naadad to Sava For»«,,.
• ion in the Cabin Creek mine* 30 milaa
Cumberland, Wia., April 33—1
(torn Cbarlewton, Meat Virginia.
eat Area racing here and »pleading
Th' heel truat ha» ^lieen taught in throughout Northern Wi,con»,n threat
the act t*4 »ending witneeae» away from en the loow of projerty unleva rain »tope
Ch leaf*, who might tell too much.
them «ooa
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