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NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE SKIPTON STABLES
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Good Turnouts, Prompt and
Courtcouí Attention
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•ay la (hat Da»i l I* u»«t*r "f that •rf."
May I rend *b* confr»< »»?"
H* aolwJ n>* th* u■•»* b' k «nd I
r**d It thr • igh
Yau. g*tttl* reader.
b*v* *lr*»4y had that advantag»’
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I un |«-r»t‘ ! everything
I un !• r»’. > -I
why he a me to the church /ard lu order
to are th» grave of hie victim, why he
waa ao careless about hìa ra<«; why h*
was •» led with that quarr hysterical fit.
why ba was so moody ani tullan, what
It waa that ha took « ut of the hiding
pls.-» at Grim»p<>uud. what he wa» doing
with the old man
Everything became
clear, and one thing clearer than any
from
other- that bis uircla tmiat be
him.
''Herr B»r»n,” I aald. "1 m uat taka
you. if you please, all tba way fr<>tu
icuolou to <'hallacontbe Y<»u mu»l stand
before l»av<<l ■I with thl* d<H*uiu«i>t iu your
hau l. »t> l |-r >• CiVj,» |g a iu ir Irrer lu
Ultant and a r»bl*er In fact."
Cl! LITER XXIV.
T J Mews in
Whan the harveat «as over and the
..Vt A Ewuaa
gram wa» ing.ii .m-l and
.- « »rk of
the year compieteli. Ge rg» Ivgan t i
J| 8HELTCN
make hi» arrangement»
He had recelv
I) «• a ganarai banking and •scharf« el tha formal notice and a all month«'
bua.ueM
L ■ aa laaJa at aariaut ral*« grace in which !» And the money. There
«a» nu longer sur doubt p->»»il»le that
and draft* issued •• priacipai cit.sa
be must leava Ht-lcote
II» had now
made It all out in bla <>wu mind. There
would be enough money fr -m tha har»eat
rustics of ths T sms
Xcury T»kUc
to par tha half yaar»' interest; tha land
•cis Orsgsa
would ba forecloaed And tha aale of hl»
-VIA-
farm Itnpleineuta. forniture atei every
thing would leave him with a few bun
Brel to begiu tha world again lie e- ul-l
( to Tasmania whera • man m.gi.t buy
a amali farm and live upon tha fruit of
hia own labor
"Let ua," aald Mary, "maha one Iasi
appeal to my uncle
We »111 go togeth
Trama lost« Waal S o for Portland •r George
I’erliapa ha may relaut even
and way stat Ions al 10 «6 a
at tha laat "
Alt kinds ut «aubes, docks and Jswalry ur Albany at ì S6 p m
They rna.la that appeal at an nnf >r
promptly rsp*lr«J
lunata time To begin with. It «a» In .ha
jeavaa Portland B 30 a m , I 30 p tn.
•1 ruing when David wa» alili «ith hi»
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Albany IT :o p m., 11 so p
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unci», and tn tba •• nd place, Il was
Arriva« AahlaiM 12 33 a tn . 11 10 a m
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Ba vameato 7 M n ■> , I 55 a m his
position
The redemption valu» of
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Ban 1rs.. »- 7 M p m . B M a
lha coupon». In fact, waa at a prep'Wter
Pullman and Touriat cara an b, th one flgure. and the p»'t old man. torn by
J. A. TlMkf*
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< hair cars Fa rameute te Og the d»alre to get back hia property aud
b i. ai. i I . 1 aso ar 1
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by rage at the terrible ranaom Imposed
tic ago. Kt Ixiuia. New Urivana and up-.n It, waa rapidly arriving at tha cun
Jit Ion lu which hia nephew lovel to a-e
Fin* Wines, liquors and Cigars Washington
Connecting at Ban Francia»« with him. when ha lost h a eelf command, and
»»arsi ¡utas !<>r Hunol .lu. Jaj«n, China .a turna groveled, wept, pi -tested. Iiu
‘hillppluaa. Central and tfoulh Amer . plored. curae-l and tried tu bribe hia
Pur« liquori for Melmosi Purpoeea
! nephew
When they opene-! tha I »>r they fonn I
Hee Mra M R Woefnat aee. agaut al
A eat Keto elation, er addraea
¡tba old man trembling and »!.vk
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Gve Vs • Call
tba passiona ut liap-.ten-e and rage Hia
A E. CUMAN, G l‘ A .
itaea, livid and dial-rted. with haggard
waa turne! upward In an eg if of
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Portland, Ore •yea.
entreaty, to meet I»avld'a
There wa»
no passion In that fact. n»r any »motion
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wbu-h might even beva been holy grati
•ode, for David's heavy face wa» hart
to read. He stood ovar bis uncía s chair,
dominating htm. w.th a hundía of papers
tn hie hand, ragardleae silbe of prayers
or Imprecai I m»
"Walt a minute. George." he »all
j "Wa bava Just fluiehed our business, au-1
a in »1 pl»a»»ut half h -ar «• ha<a u;"-nt
to be auro Now. uncle, steady, I »ay, »r
you will bava e fl: n w. la It a deal, or
■ hall I put thia Ulti» packet into the (1rs?
iQuick! Taka It or Gava II
Fhat a my
Agitre"'
"I'll take It -oh! I'll take It"'
¡••»id laid the paper -ti the tabla In
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"Pity." ha said, “that you would n d
e-ima to terms • ■ »ner Y- it'd bava apare-!
y.oireelf a great deal of tr uble and time
Hut there, you always would have your
way, sod you enjoy beating a mau down,
don't you?" Illa uncle did m>t look as
B< tly aa If he had enjoyed the last at
lerupt. "Now. I've d'-us George '
Although ha had llnlahed hia bwalneea
ttaivid did nut retire, but look a »eat
Mary's seat - in tha window, prepared 1»
listen, and with tba appearance of one
Interested In what was
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"What do you want GuorguF Mr
I^lghan asked. Impatiently
"Why do
you coma hare while ! ata busy Mary?
I'm not •» atrong as I was. i»l David
mada ma angry
Walt a m«mant
Da­
vid aald aomethmg that angere.1 ma.
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Walt a moment. Ho doesn't mean to an
grr me -ne—ne -but he d ee.
► ma
times "
Ho covered hia face with hie hands,
Presently the trembling loft him and ha
roc.,»ered.
"Now.' * ha aald. with a show of brisk
neon "I am battar again. What Is It.
George?
If It la business. bava yon
come to propose anything? You bava
Ica, I bella»»?
Ysa
got your legal
lege I not
notice.
belle
Tb»a you kauw th« conditisi >00 of the I
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\ *t sL>t»r; y u stl'l h»*e me. We
•hall have a roanag tinte n »• that Mary
IV« «ill bargain ail 4sy ton» "
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The old man looked up and sa» Bia
Mt eut? before hi tu with riult n< ejea sod
the t” m empty, as«» f -r theae tw •. ani
hr shrieked aL-ud with terror
Dav hl K Rasumo of tha Lass Important but
w ith him always*
Not Lasa Intaraatmg Evants
* Mary!” he cried, whila yet her e ft
of tha Past Waak.
f<>»t«trp«. f .ne forever. erfUNtd still about
the <|uiet b<-Oke
’•.Mary!“ Hut It
too late
MVime beck. Mary
lut
leave me .♦oi.’t ¡«ave me and y *u shall
King Aliono», of Spain, is visiting
marry
Wary’ Mary’ in Berlin
I give
Mary, coma
The maaaarra of Jew» continuas al
back .'*•
She wav < na, and tber» was n - aa Kiehinefl,
ewer
Then ha turne,! hi» far» into th»
American imports into Cui« abo* a
pillows • nA tu «ned and wept.
Evan
great i tn-tease.
l»avi.| ha-.l not the heart ta ttvock him In
this first m mani of hia Sk?lf reproach and
Rooarvalt save it is uselrao to inter-
dark foreboding uf terr r and of troubla cad« tor Ruaaian Jews.
ta COUM.
The general t««rd of th« nary re­
(Ta b* enntlouad >
commend« th« building of 10,000 but
IT IS BUrthiLUOUS NOISE.
•Lipa.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
ALBANY
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OPPUStS RIVER WORK
Secretary of War Will Not Make Ea*
cepl»on in ra»or of Columbia.
Cott«,
BIASONABLE BATES
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l*v. wh < h I It ln‘t m«k* It I* th* »«m*
t^r tn* ** for juu. |‘»y m* iaj o<b*r
way «nJ k**p jruur land
if qo other
w*y, I ahall hat* yoar im I
le that
•Tn»*, or to it notY*
"Hard < aini n a*,;»*.” **M Georg*
“Ho it I*,“ mb ! David
’*!(’• *l«*y*
hard couitu »• •*»•*
h* take* au
*tb*r man a land **
am *>rry far y<»a. <•* >r<#.” th* 54
man went on. y*t bia far* ripr»***d a
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a ¡1.1
y<?u. i tu »ur*. r tn* *i<h*r. for that
matter, and wh*u yattr poor fath*r bor
th* tnon*y th* land waa worth
thre* (ImM aa much aa it la
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that nob** fy will Mam* him. I don't *t
pe<! *r*r to f.-t th* val .* «?f my m- i»*y
back- M<> w*'r* al! Iu**ra by th* hard
I w ant a train» G*
t tanas, La
tba »14 inau want <»o, “and w* will not
Ka«y term* y<»u
quarrel about th* rent
•hall have, and wb*n yoa’v* got your
abov* water again, i w* will
head well above
Ikmt
consider about you and Mary
think I shall be hard upua you."
to
"No," said Ge»rg»j "1 aur g
emigrate."
"To foreign Und«. George?
liae It
coma to that? Dear- dear!"
"I a tn going to Tasmania.’’
To for
'Tut. tut. this la vary bad
elgn laud».' David want lu I -reign lands,
and ••« h<>* ha cams home
Ge»r<a.
,..ii ! «d better atay al Kid. Me an.I be uiy
tenant"
"No," George »all. shortly. “Well, thr
her» today .Mary and I —to • •k jruur
consent to our marriage."
"No, George; I shall
not consent.
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What! let Stary marry a man r
lo»t hia »wn land and la ( >log to foreign
land»? Certainly nut! not ou any ac­
count I"
"When y >'ir vletar left Mary all her
fortune ----- "
"It *•• mine by rights.
I made It
for bar."
" Kha put lu tha clau»» about youi
..»•• >t to pr rect her
You bn»«; a»
well aa 1. that ahe herself would never
object to mo for Mary's hnahand
"Kha began with a thousand pound*
By my advice she made It Into ali thou
•anJ pounds
Do you insan to tell m<?
that I am to have no voice in the dis
p<‘»al of all thia money Y'
"Thia kind of talk will not help any
body. Well. I have had my answer. I
auppo»»
Mary, dear. It la for you to
chuoaa lietweeu your uncle and me."
"I hare chosen, Georg«.
George, you know
well. I’ln’le. you will hare t<> give that
mouey to David or to me. Here !• Da
vld, aud hare am I. To which of us
«111 you give It ?"
Hupp ■•». Mary." David Interposed
"supp »• tber» waa a secret arrange
men! 1 don't say there la. but suppose
there ea» between your um-le aud me
Suppose that 1 was to »ell my chance
for so much down, and he waa to keep
the rest."
1 ole' you w oi|<j not you cold not
do such a thing!” Mary erlad
"Hupp »». | »»y"—David weut on —
"that arrangement wa» to exist. Thru,
you »eo Georga aud Mary" David put
th» thing lu his slow aud slab<>rate man
tier, e, aa to bring out the full meaning
of tha trail««, tiou "you aea that if you
don't marry without hia consent, he will
lose tha money ha'a got to pay ma. but If
be due» not pay me that money before
you get married, he will hara to pay me
tha whole afterward. Therefore ha nat
urally wants you to marry without bla
consent You ar* g Ing to play hia gams
f .r him "
At thia unsipected blow Daniel waa
covered with confusion. When two peo­
ple make auch a treaty, aacreey la the
very essence of It and for one of the par
ties concerned to blurt out the truth le.
in a tease, a bruach of contrai-t
The
old man actually turned red at eeventy
he had etlll the grace to blush -and bung
his head, but he muld not apeak.
"Oh! you have speculated on our mar
vying wlthouty oar can**nt! You bava
actually bought DaviJ'» chant-*, aud no*
you want us to marry. •<> that you unj
keep tba whole to yourwitr*
Not th* whale,** a*id David,
will b* l*ft after h* haa bought
"Mary," her uncle replied, evading tha
quratlon, "why do you want to get uiar
rled yet? Rtay with me.
Let George
atay at Hldcuta and be my tenant
And
I will consider -I will eoneider Besides,
think. Mery. I am an »14 man now, and
you will have all my money and all my
land when I die"
"Have you bought up David so that
y»u may keep the money a» long aa you
please, by always refusing your eoaeeotT
Answer that." said George, hotly.
"I ahall answer nothing," Daniel re­
plied angrily "nothing -nothing!
You
have come here and a»kel for my eon-
•».it to y-■ ir H arris* ■
Very well; I ra­
fuse It. N»w yea can go."
"Mary," said George, "it la no longer
p-■«» i-la to leave y >u In th ■ house Your
uncle haa delilwrately set himself to rob
you
Come with me. d»er. my »> tber
will take care of you till we are mar
ried." Mary hesitated
Mary, put
on yuur bat an I come with me. As for
you. Dan el l-elghan
he waited
till
Mary had left the room "we leave you
alone Nothing Worae can happen to you
When you hare no longer Mary to pr-
vide beforehand all your waute—when
y»a are alone all tha day aud all the
evening, you will remember what you
have thrown away. Oh. yo* ara ••»•nty
years of ago. and yoa are rich already,
and you rub your elater a daughter In or­
der for a year or two to call yourself
richer atlli;"
The old man crouched among hie pil­
lows and made n» answer. Mary waa
leaving Um. Hut If she alayed ha mnat
give hia consent, and then he would loee
tha land. Teo minutes later Mery re
tamed, carry ig a smalt bag la her head.
"I have c»me to any good by. uncle"
Iler •yea sera full of taara. "I knaw
that I mnat cb-oaa between G»>rga and
yea. I knew that yoa would refuoa. be-
cause Georg» cnnld eave his land If h»
had my money, and I knew that your
heart waa set upun getting bla land. Uat
A Warranted Hrltlsh trill. !•■■ »r <>«r
Temiese ir te "IS hoop."
National kli -ayucráeles are reflected
not only In serious pursuit« but In na­
tional guinea, say« the I'blladelptila
l-clger
Baaebail la not likely to be
come an international «port lu which
there la any real rivalry, unless lha
nations become endowevl with Amerl
can teat In the rapid game The lx>n
don outlook regreta that Britons and
Americans cannot play baseball ou
something Ilk» equal terms and comea
to the couclualon that tile American
concepiloti of sport ia hopelessly an-
(agonistic to the British at every polnL
Englishmen take their pleasures rather
tardy, but tba Outlook la u»t alto­
gether astray when It arraigns the
American ball game as offensively
nolay
It generoualy admita that base
ball la “a really flue game" lu eaaenrv-.
but the fielders ars allow«,! "to yell at
tiie man with the club In order to rat
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to make "a <llatvolt--al din" for the same
rena»n, the umpire's decisions, insten,!
■>f being submitted to without a mur­
mur. aa Englishmen receive a daltver
ance from the lor,! high chancellor,
are appealed from "by a Circle of ye I
Ing gesticulating forms clad like aeró­
bata '*
it must be confesa«,! that there le
much fore tn the arraignment Nolae
haa I»-. ..nie an !:i--p trahie tin LI. nt of
our national game and It may aa well
bw confesse.! that public Interval lu
the sport would lapse «I once If pro
cc-ding» »»re conduct«,! In a perfect
ly tranquil, eelf composed snd ladylike
manner
Rerloualy speaking, tne outcry of
our British contemporary against mere
noise as a public grierance deeoTV. «
some attention
Noise ts easily mia
Interpreted aa a elgn of vigorous en
terpriae In all linea of human activity
There Is a buatls of trade which no
one could suppress The loudeat about-
er la not by any meaua the moat a,-
cumpllabed and effective orator The
beat work may I,« done without great
clamor and uproar. Notoe Is com mon
ly aasoeiate,! with the faker, who cov­
er« the pinchbeck quality of bla wares
i>y stridently proclaiming their virtues
Much of the nolae of the city street la
entirely unnecessary and could be aup-
preaaed without Injury to any material
Interest.
A society for the prevention of din
would And a fertile fl»-L1 for It« knefl
rent offices, Horn* years ago the Ro-
rlety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals In Munich tamed sn »»nier
forbidding the superfluous cracking of
«hipa In order to save the nerves of
horses
Humanity deserves similar
consideration
Happily, ths tendency
of civilisation la toward ths anpprea
•Ion of aiiperfluoua nolae In the boat
eat quarters of aotns cities Wooden
pa, ementa have been laid to quiet to
some client tha legitímala noise of
traffic. The "etlll alarm" Is a far mor«
effective agency for tha eitlnctlon <»f
a flr* than the din of many beila.
Great l^ke < •»«<•»*
Western Washington millmen are
endeavoring to aerare cars lor «hipping
lumbar.
Th» Norwegian charge ,1'affaira at
Washington lo sur» Prince Charlee, of
Ib-nmark, will t* king oí Norway.
Balfour gave ■ cold reception to the
delegation of England'« unemployed
• nd a monster Indignation meeting wa«
held.
Walter G. Tubby, a Hl.
man, haa Iwn appointed
mt of conatruclioii of
canal.
A colony of 25,000 Lithuanian«
gat here,I from all the large Eaetern
cities, will settle eonewhere In the Co-
luiulxa river region.
N »v. 7.— In hia
Waalnngtoa
ttu»
nual report made put ’ c t-«!ay Genetai
Ma< Kei.i.r t hirf .4 ei.ginrerv aake tiittl
the foil? wing ap| ropriatmna ta mad«
In th» nest »untlry civil bill
M »nth ol <
luml> a river,
1300.000;
A'elih» canal. I-’ • >.<” 0; WilUmette and
t'oIunJ a l-rhia I* >rt)and. 112^ 000;
Gduiitbitt talttren \ anci>uwr and lha
m
ith of tl.r U
r->n»a hart • r,
la
rite, • i:•>,('»-0; Ta«
•■<».
Each and all
• 4 three appropriattone were authoriami
In the river a: I harb>»r hill paaerd
at
the last •reaitm; th««r r«o|Mrctive Bum a
La«e been ei|«rn hU . r are covered
by
contract* nnw in h’few, au that not om
dollar aakrd I • ! y Umvral
Mat henna
will fn U> pay f> r nr« w ?rh
In olh»r
words. General Mac Kenai« ts ashing
« nly f--r enough money to pay for work
now umler way or already completed,
lie sake for no new appropriat><»na for
t.e has krn inelracted by the aecretary
of war to cut ?l<<wn hia retinaataw and
i.Hnr hinifftdf solely to work hereby’
fore author led.
|,rreonally. General Machettaie l»e-
llevrw cottgrrwe el«« uld make large ap«
pt pr >»ii ii< f r the tn uth of the Go
lutiif a river, and he thinks »1 wrong
<•? alh w work <-n that pr p-ct I«» atop al
its pr’-rf.l In« >mpleled stage and yet
under iMtrtbtione from his superior he
• an not orth- tally rr» mtnrnd such ap­
propriation.
millions for dfflnke
Chief of Engineers Matti Eatimatss
In His Report.
Washington, Nov. 7. — Kiatron mil­
lion dollars will Iw necvMary to com­
plete the engiueerltig work« of the fort-
lfl< atleti» of the sea < a«t of the ('oiled
A woman haa aucceaafully borrowed State» under III» prearnt plans of tba
money in Sew Jersey towns on the
Endicott board, •■-cording to tba report
pretense that »he is the wife of J. J.
nl
Brigadier General Ma. Kerisie, chief
liill, of the Great Northern.
of engu rers. There alrra-ly haa lv«n
American
novelty
manufacturers
claim tbeir products equal tlioae of • ppropr'ale-l h r tin» purp-w |338,*
Permanent projects at 31
France and Germany and will hold an »AS,434.
esbiliition in Chicago in Ih-ceu.lwr to different pollila have hern adoptci and
prove It.
moot of them are well under way.
The caar has granted borne rule to Among the«« points ar« Kan Piego,
Finland.
Cal . Kan Etaneiacu, Columbia river
Liberals are rallying to the support and Puget sound.
of Witte.
The drfenav of the Great lake« and
u> the Kt. Lawrwtcw River ia tinder con­
England's national
memorial
sideration. The eetimatw for the coot-
Gla-latone haa te-en unveiled.
pletion of the fort i flcat Iona do Hol con­
Au insane woman at Kalamaaoo, ' template anything mor« than tbo pro­
Michigan, fed her children with the j ject» outlined l>y the Endicott board.
hogs.
Mielrru appliance« and additional pro­
An inajxs-tion of the »teamGelt in­ le, ta which may Iw adoplod by the
spection service has I mm - ii ordered in Kt. Taft h ard, appointed laat summer,
and th« Inrtirli »lion, of the inaulai |»«-
lamia.
»eaeiona may Imreaae the estimate
Japan and Russian will exchange the when additional work ia approved by
peace ratiflcalion atnut tba 20th of thia . r.-r.i.- I
-.-tm lU-dthatll
i..'l>-4
month.
will 1« required to put into eircntion
Britain's unemployed million has pe­ l>y the engineering department tha
titioned Balfour lor relief by creating schemes of the artillery and signal
corpa for tire control of the **a4<>a*t <ta
nee public works.
! (enera.
lire which atart««l in a New Or­
leans paint «tore destroyed IliXJ.otH)
CONTEST ON SMOOT S SLAT
worth of property.
A Minneapolis grand jury baa re-
ttimed indictment« against four former
officials of the Northweelern Life Inaur-
ance company.
Oisposdion Will Ba Mads
Term Ends
Before tha
Washington, Nov. 7 —Senato! Bur­
The Isthmian Canal omimiaeion haa rows, of Michigan, chairman of the
juat purchased a vaat amount of »up- ■ -nun it lev- on privi leg»« atxi elertiona,
pliea for the canal, including lumber, «bo has arrived in Washington tor the
powder, cars and engines,
coming aeeeion of congreae, sani tonight
Mountain View, Oklahoma, haa iteen that l><> ei|>eetrd to have the caae of
swept by a torna-lo and aeven people
Senator Reed Hmoot, of Utah, die-
killeti and 15 injured. A large nuoiler
|H«ed of liefore the term rude.
of residence« were wrecked.
Kecator Kmoot'a seal ia being contest­
Witte oppoeaa an
Anglo-Russian
ed on the ground that tie la a menilwr
agreement.
<d the Mormon hierarchy.
A grrwt
Th« caar haa signed a proclamation niaew • f testimony was taken at the last
for free press and liberation of prison •eeeion of congre»«, and it waa gener­
ally nnderal<H«l that each aule had
era.
completed
ita caae.
Frivate car lines have I refttaed to
Henator Bnrrowa asid that if II is de-
answer qn. at lone aaked by I the Inter-
cutod to present further trat inn my tha
•tat - Commerce commiaeion.
committee to willing to hear It. lie
Germany will terminate the Itinglry •tateai that the committee will omalder
tariff agreement with
the
L'nllad the case Immediately after the reor­
Ktatea, and thus clear« the way tor a ganisation of llie senate committeee in­
new trade treaty.
cident to the meeting of a new c<>n-
green, and the Ailing nf a vacancy
Minnesota is now having her turn
caused 1>JT the retirement of Henator
with land frauds. Bensoo, Hyde and
Mi-Comas, of Maryland.
♦
< i lovei are an ua««l with officials and
lumliermen of orcuring large tra?ta of
Costly lmprov«m«rts.
timber to which they had no right.
Th« grand era!« upon which munici­
T >• court martial case of Commamlet pal improvement is boing carried <>n in
Young, of the Bennington, is being r«- Iztndim «•» impressively shown in tha
viewel by the Navy department.
Il reewot completion of a new thorough­
is un lerstcwei the eantenca of th« court fare through a congealed district. This
is a severe reprimand.
thoroughfare to three-quarters of a mile
Soldier« in Warsaw fraternise with long and 3<M> feet wide, and it« coa-
atruction tiaa et ad ¡rated aome notorious
the rebels.
• lama. Among th« buildings ronin red
ft is annonneed that the Willamette
to make way for it were 51 liquor
Valley Railway company, which pro-
•hops. Tim work has nernpied sis
pue •* to tmlld an elec ric line from
year» and haa coat over I iO.otM) 000—
Portland to Eugene, ia to l>e a eonec-
a large part of winch will I* recovered
lion for a new tranarontiMntal road.
by the aale of building aitea.
Kt Peteralnirg dispatch«« aay that in
the rioting aince the Otar signed the
Socialists Hoist Red Flag.
manifesto granting a constitnlion fully
Vienna, Si>v. 7 — The Kocialiat suf­
10.(100 have l>een killeai and aa many
frage demonalrallnu on the Ringetraaee
more aerionaly woundwl in 50 lemling
L.lay was «Headed by hi),000 persona.
provincial town«.
A strong force of getxlarmee waa sta-
The navy to in great need of engin­ tiosted along the streets, lint did not in­
eers.
terfere with the demonetranta, and the
The people of Norway are to vote on Ifocialiata were even j»rmitte,| to hoiel
red flags over the relcharath bnilding.
monarchy or republic.
There were no disorders whatever, and
Be» f packer« aay Garfleld promiae,! •Imitar démonstrations are reported
immunity from pnieerutlon.
from l.nmhurg. Orata, K Irngenfurdt,
China ia preparing to eetahlish a Bruenn aixi elsewhere.
The first cargo of the new steam­
ship E if Gary, the record freighter
of the lakes, el- ,*ed» the greatest load
•ver before carried on them island
seas by almost aa many tous aa any
lake Vessel bad «»or floated twenty-
Ove years ago, saya tha Cleveland
it waa In 1881
that
the
leader
titioko. a steamer built and owned In
Cleveland, brought down the flrat load
which reached the S.iaaMon
limit.
Sow the record ts placed at over 13.
440 tons.
tn twenty four years the Increaae in
the largest lake cargo has been nearly
pat par cent
Taking due account of
the time required to handle freight at
docks and the average speed of heavy
veaaeto tietween terminal« It la aafe
to aay that one ateauier Ilka the K H
Gary is equal to all such as the ouokn,
and the latter waa a famous and very
profitable boat for many years
The
rate of progress indicated by auch
facte la little leas than revolution In
the bustneae of tba lakes
It Is a de
velopment rars evsn In thia age end
country
American capacity fnr handling Im­
mense traffic Is nowhere more strik­
ingly Illustrated than It has t>«en In
the traffic which baa l-een built up
largely by Cleveland men and Cleve­
land money on the moot remarkable constitutional form of government.
chain of Inland
waterways In the
Von Sternberg, Germany'« new am
world.
baaaador to the United Ktatea, baa ar­
Economy does not mean stinginess, rived al hie poet.
but the art of making Uta moat and
The ctarina is leaving Russia for
t>est of tba moans and materials at Germany nntil the present turmoil ha«
baud.
■ paaae<l, on account of her health.
Oft for the Philippine«.
Monterey, Cal , Mov. 7. — Th« Fif­
teenth infantry and mmpnniee I and I.
of the Fourth cavalry left today for Han
Francisco, where tiiey will embark to­
morrow on the transport Kbertnan for
twi years’ servies in the Philippin««.