The Roupell Mystery
Hy
Austyn
CHAPTER XII -(Continued >
Tim. waa prwiona wi-b th. detectlv.
B. thought of the priwa>« tb.o iaugul.b
lag la lb* dungeon, of la Maiaa
He
pvt bath Mila in bi. pocket, took up hla
hat and a roe. frmu th. tabla
**Tb.n I am to andarataod iba< madam,
pr.f.r. to b. elt.d to ap|H>ar u«f<»re tb.
tribunal
I think your wltn..«' I m . and
mliMg. will amount tu about on*qimr<»r
•f tb. m>m I offer "
Either tb. threat ar lb. mum of lorn
it Implied brought Mm* ItrauMBtln to
b«r Htm.
Tb. Hill, beady .ym dllate>!
again, and ib. put bar hand upon tb.
door.
"Tton't go I will t.ll yo* ...rythiog ''
“That la mar. Ilk. bu.in«*.." remarked
"Now tell me all you know
Caaaagn.
Iler*
Too ... I keep faith with you
The Mb«
• r* your hundred fnix*
hundred ar* your* when you bar. told
your atory "
"I don't know much." «id Mm. Basu
Matte
“I knew Moa.leur Graham only
a. a cuetomer
II. wa. a piaaaant, rlvll
man. a llttl. glren Io drink. I abould
judge I should aay nothing but bit *f
faction for bl. llttl. in kept Mm from
going to tb. d -g* "
G-aham.
"Hie aon!
Waa Mnnalrur
Ui.n, married?"
"Too don't know much about hlm. evi
It mist
dently. 1 know h. had a w»e
II. wan very Ilk.
bar. been bis aon.
him."
"Do you think you would tecngnlaa
Mouaimir Graham, portrait. If you mw
nr
Tli. detectlv. dr.w out th. locket and
placwd It b«for* hw.
Mui.. B.auaantin
took it lu her hand, adjuit.d II to th.
light of th. Mmp window, aud .lammed
it carWully.
"Thli li tha portrait of a v.ry young
maa. Tha man I ku.w waa older than
thia. WYier. did you g.t it? 1M It la
I
tba portrait of Monal.ur Graham
would know It by «rwal thing* 11. bad
a pw-ullar way at looking "
"What wa. that?"
"Ha look ml downward al a alight an
gl., habitually
II. ti.vw looked on.
straight In th. fac
H. alao wor* an
•y. giaaa, Ilk. th. man in th. picture
Tb. dMectiv. drew out th. Mcorut not.
sad balancd It de«i.m'i.ly b*t»..n bl.
Magar*
"TNI1 m. wh.r. b. lived, and this la
pour, alao "
"H* Uv»d at No. TH Itu. d* **»ntln
It to an •¡«rtin-nt boo«
Th. .am.
coS'-lergv la Mill tber«
II. can t.ll you
mor. tl««n I cau."
M CaMague handad th. ether note io
Mrne H.auaantte 'o-'k op hl. hat. and
bidding th. laut>dr<ma « ■■■ I day paaaed out
Into th. .tract.
CHAPTER XIII.
man In charge of th. apartment
BotlM at No. 21» Itu. A. Rantm *•• »
abort, dumpy man, of tti. nams of trug
hatoff. Though be i|vk. French fluent
ly. .ran with tb. acvnt of • nitlv., bl.
high Tartar ebek bunw. bl. obllqu.
•yi., and gutter*' Intonation when unduly
•icited. aulfi« colly Itte.ted i.i. Il'i.fliaa
origin
In Gughit'df. the lluaelin, M <’oa
aagn. found b. bid • fer mor. difficult
perwm tu d-wl with tlieti (be Ulti, latin
drtwi, pliant by ration of b.r »tcewir.
greed
With Gughatoff. who.« politi'**!
•plnl'Ui. now constituted hl. whole Ilf.
motive, nicrw gnlu wa* a .e-*on4iiry (-*’0
II. devoted all bli .par. lime,
aid«, lion
wbi< b wa. cuu.idcrable, •• III. wife did
autot of th. wurk, tu tb. dlw uMliin of
politic*
II. urna une of rboee men of
whom people m ) ’ II. would e-oo-r talk
politic, than .at
TT». I'arl.I.n detactive now felt that
wbil. hl. progre.. *> far hid l*c.n iati,
factory, lb. gtr«tc<*t caution on hi. part
waa no-MMry.
II. had .«m tb. mo*l
likely rale, ruined by too b.ety conduct
Ha did not a offer hltnwlf to
unduly
alated by the <>>fr.iii*ly lallafaetory out
cam. of lili interview with Mtn* Itrau
•antin. II'* went •l*»ut hia work with tb.
gTMiteet d.llb.ratlno
A man Io ■ maa
tar of hla dilfi ult pr<»f*a.lon would bate
• I ornw .«cited auap. u> w h 11 would
ba*. rMulted In th. liuwtian a rloamg
hla mouth forever
M <'a«a«gn. avoided
thli fatal error hr the very delllwratlun
with wlii' b he wen* a - .* hi. • k
Hi.
Brat rtep waa to ' 4 out tb. kind of man
he had to deal with
In two .taya, ri­
hai |-«e.»e<I hl lelf of all necwMary
Information. On the third h. ■ uifln i.d
to Ingratiate hl wlf wlih th. janitor m
regard to wl -t. ant- e.l.nla an.I jw-u
Hart tie. ha bad be.n *o careful to make
hints.If acquaints!
On the fifth day th* morning train bor.
th. d.t*ctlv* away froru Biuta, th. richer
for soma t«y Imt-.rlant Information
II.
bad abown the portrait in the kw-ket to
Ougbatoff, and the onclerg*. Ilk. \ln>*
Reausantln. had 'Iwclarwd It to be the
portrait of the American Henry Graham.
In addition he had actually p.rmiade't
Gughatoff that he had l>e«n all tb. time
enteriatnlng In ll.nry Graham a .py of
th. lluMlan government ; that he, < '«•
angue, belonged to • friendly cirri, of
>'ren<-h co operative Nlhlli.ta hating |i.
headquarter* In Tarta, that Graham had
been at on* time a tnemiier of the cirri.,
• nd that he wna about to b.tray hla 1st.
comrade*.
Gughatoff. to whom a epy
waa aa a red rag to a bull, had greedily
•wallowed thia remarkable fairy tato of
th. det*ctlre'a. eepe< lally when th. Iitt.r
had produced • akillfully prepared doru
ui.nt Io Ruaalan which not only com
Ni.nded him to the otfleva of all good Nl
hlllata, but even gara a diet Ind a.rount
of th* object of hla miaalon and minutely
Aew-ri!^«! hla perwon for puri»»«.« of iden
UBcntlon.
True. Caaaagne wa. th. author himaelf
ef thia useful paper and had forwarded It
two days prevloualy to O'Auburon In
Part*, when. It had been translated Into
RuMian he for. being returned to Biol.
Rut happily th. concierge wa. ignorant
af thia deceit, and the plan bad therefor.
*u<toee<led perfectly. Burning with hatrwd
foe th. mippoMd apy. Gughatoff had told
*11 be knew of bis lata guest, which wa.
aa follow* -
Henry Graham bad maided In Biola
■orna alt or seven years, during which
Um. be bad bad corrvapoDdenc* with two
Granville
wbat kava you found about thia Mow
•tour Chabot?"
'He la an ad.eaturer, om off tba 4»
rayed g»ollaman class. baiunca to a cwu
pl* of duba; haa tba Mitre* tete eome
very good and aito aom. vary queatloti
•ble .-.iaty
He ba. torotna a 91 la ted
with tha vkaoit. and hi. an only within
th. last ysar or two. They ar* la aavwal
•ebetnto togetb«
Lately by baa bwu
making aom. mooey "
"And tba vkxanta, you aay. ia an able
financiw?"
' ery. I should any
He floated tba
City and Suburban M.aa.ngw Ltompany.
• nd waa shrewd enough to withdraw be
fora It w.nt under
He ia. a. I told you.
pc. dent of the Mutual Credit Co«n
paa? *»4 • large operator oa tba Bourse
II. appear* to have toan v«y aucaeaaful
Hla wife, tba viromieaa. baa fleubtlm.
Lean a powerful factor In tba making ef
hi. fnrruHaa
Ah, b-st ate la ctarslag
Yon .bould m * h«
It wa* bar Influ
en-a. doubt I sm , which aw-urad tha co
Operation of Monaleur Colbert Remplin,
tbe banker of Rue llauffmaoa. la that
deal
He wa* • haughty old fallow and
never would hav. entertained th. bu.l
dm . propoaltloa of de Vallar If ft hadn't
toen far tbe vlcomteaae
Hh. aat nest
to him at dinner
Tba next day tha
prospectus of tha Moats tableau Charcoal
Company ••• li .led, and th. naca, of
Coltoti Remplin ■•• oo tba board of (ft
ractor*."
"Who told you all thi.r
'Told me’ Why. I was there tayaell
They put me la aa well. look. bera I ata
In big ’TP«
»•• !"
"M CHARLEN D'ACHt RON.
"Capitallat."
< «Magne'e aya gleamad with ¿.light
He felt proud of bia pupil
Ha aat and
Itoteuad «falto bl. pupil rattled on think
It « dMply, a. waa hla wool.
Presently
be pulled out bia watch.
"It la two o'clock," be asid
' My train
-a-a. at tbrM thirty and I bar. • f<rw
mattare to attend to before ! Mart
If
you bare oevw.loo t«. wlr* ma you can
find me at that addraaa "
He wrote upon th. back of a cardi
"Haptiate Goulet,
"Car* Police Headquarter*.
“Belllera. I»apt of I«ir."
'"IY m H will to my uam. for tb. naat
two or three days, at any rata, aa long
aa I may find It nw«aary la stay at
B.lllar*
Inm'l t.l.graph un ¡.«a my pre*
•n. a la absolutely nscMaary
t Isava that
to your dlSi-Tetl u Keep an .y. oa Mon-
•l.ur ('hahot and procura a maa at ooos
to k«ap track of l»r Paul Maaoo'a mora­
mente
Totally unneewaaary, you My?
Not at all
He mar to the ¿Mpsat rlUaln
of then all, sad tote
me tn melMy
to heap tb* other aid*
retaining my
■arríese thinking that by .qrh • .tep ha
• «•lid beat aanrre tbe Impossibility of my
he ng put hi «» hl. own track "
' b.r -. l>A'i’ur n , ».t light ef th.
miblltn. ego'taoi of hla Isader In bi. • 4
miration of th. mann»r In which ha left
no point ut. -"-erad
Illa movements in
I he c.M «ere tn to compar.d to tbo«e
of a .k llful g-n.ral who, tofor. th. hat
tl* ectiially rommenraa. 41 •;»«.. of bia
m«n to th. utmost advantag.
What In
ottor men w.> . I tu»>. been vanity was In
M Caaaagn. .Imply an .tprMaioa of con
fl-lenc. horn of bi. Mlf rat la at natur.
(Ta ba contino.* )
parson. uwly
Uugtiatoff knew thli. to
«•toe, latterly, Graham, for lar of cred
Itur*. bad rarely l.ft bl. a pa rimesta, and
Gughatoff had mailed hl* totter* tor blot
Th. Bret of tb*«. person. wa* Mme
Roupell. Ibut again -.tabllahlug beyond
■ doubt Ito Identity of the Henry (Ira
ham of liloit with the dissolute brother
of the late owner of the I litwu Vili.
Beute.
Tbe lurnam. of Henry Graham. m .
oa,t aneraanmedent had ewapad the ses
ory of th. > uu> i.rg. I d th. cuucm of
year.
If. wa. pw*||t*.. bow.v.r that
h.r Brvf nam. had been Helena, and that
.b. had rmid»l af H.lltor* a on all vUla*.
In th. department of th. l-olr.
Thli wood corre.pon4»nt
bad aleo
N mu • lady • w.ll .du<wi.d. i.flnwl
lady, be .bould fudge, for be had 'wen la
th. habit of tak ng up M Graham • mall,
• nd (be »B’e.opw bad Neva Au. and dtol
cately .r.nted and had born. ■ cre.< and
monogram oe the oulelde. e*trh •• were
only niel by perw>n. of rank
A. the train ni.liwl arrow th. land
wap*. < «Magna rd.pord nfo a oiMlita
fir. mood
Th. thongbi r»- irrwd to tllrn
wa. thl. woman, aft.r ■ la|> m of so many
year*, yet altre, aud would It b. pumlbl*
to Bod ber? If Graham waa lb. murdar
er, a. I>. now toilet.4 tha peraoo moat
likely Io know of bl. pr*«*t>' wb.raabout.
would ba thia ou. th* wixnaa who. la
• II prubabliity. had been b . wife. II. fall
to .tudylng how eld thia boy could ba
II. raleulatrd hr moat b* nearly
now
thirty year, of ag.
For old G'lgliatoff,
tbe cou< ierg. had given <ha eblld’a age at
about ten wheu Graham had left Biela,
•nd a little mor* than twenty year* tod
elapsed elnc that time
If ha could And
him. h. |>.rbapa might yet to In com
miinlcatiou with ble father
When Henry Grvbam bad left Riol. h.
too. bad turned bl. step* In tb. dlractlon
of Belller* For (Jughaioff bad for a•rd
•d eetrral lettere to bltn •> that plav.
It
wa. toward H.lllw. lher.for., that b.,
< aMflgn*. inu.t ha.t-n. (liar, to pursue
hla ltive«tlgatIona
but first of all be
would go to Pari.
H. mu.t fltui out
■ bat M I «blanch, bad •C'-oinpll.b.'l II.
mutt alao r«eel>a th. report of hla •a-
•i.iiDt who maantlm. w >ld not bat.
be*n Idle.
I’ll, first thing M < a.Mgn. did upon
Bia arrival In Faria waa to ball a cab
Jumping lit. ba bad. tb. man drlv. to
tb. apartta.ot of hla frl.nj and aaal.t
sol. 1» Aubtiron. In tba Ru* da Province
It wa. about noon when tw aareuded tb*
•talreaaa and rapped louffl) oo the door
of tbe te.tlbule.
fl'Auburoo came out
hlmwlf to tot him In. rubbing hl. eye.
"I have been up pretty nearly all night,"
h. Mid. yawning terribly
"Wait till 1
g*t a bath.
Th-a w* will hav. aotue
break f..t
"Confound tbe fellow," .irlalmed tbe
Impatient < aMagne
“I never call on
him but be I. either In ib. bath or juat
•bout to taka one
It I. tbs on. thing
H.
•gamat bls making a good d.I.ctif.
W ««kid lUlhffr llaji
la too fond »f water."
An itbletl. young nun. who waa on
A minute aftaraard lYAuburon appear­
rhe way to get Ula marrlag. Ilcenaa,
ed In a I oum 4 re. I ng gown and Turkish
found bltnieif at li«t tn a room where,
•lipper* •* Inulti two »ncrmoua Indian
ai a matter of fart, candidates far tba
ciuha In • ruann.r that ihrMt.iimt 4.
poll'-* fore* w.r. b.lng . isui I um I
•true« loa to lha chand.ll.r* and orna
Tb. moment b. .nt.r«d tb. rvoui tba
menta.
While he win thus engaged. Ceasagn* BUr*SCM said, "Hlrtp!"
had artwn
lie *•• walking r.tleealy up
'What* ttmt?" *ald tb* i*tonlih*d
• nd down tha room, Th* .plashing of th. young fellow
water bad given him a a'ldteu Ft of .hlv
“<i*t your clothe* off." r*pll*d th*
.ring
Hi. -ight of bia fri.nd wasting
aurgwon
*
precioii. rima on what he d.eme'l a frlr
It.
did
•<>,
and
hie
cheat meaiur*
oloua .i.rvte*, •!•" irritated him.
Hud
4-nly bl. .ya f.ll upon • <*r>l In th. men I wai taken
Next tlm enrgeoa Mid. "Jump ov*r
re<alv.r on tba i-ent.r tabla
It waa a
very .!»g«ntly .»graved pie,* of past*
thia borl»<>ntai bar."
board, .urmounied with a coron.l em
Hr tried th. leap, but f.i! to tb.
l>o*aed In gold
It. Inscription rrad
ground
"Tb. Vicomte 4» Vallar."
‘‘Ihnible up r»ur knew*" conunaudml
"Ah," .xclslmad Cawaagne, "t that'« th.
tb*
»'irgeon. "and tou- b th* Boor with
man to whom I p'-urad you th. letter
of Introduction
1 on managed to gat your hands"
Again he tried and failed.
tberw?"
"Now run around th*
rocun
"Tea," r.pllad P'Auhurnn "ind b. call-
ten
ed wb*n I wa. out and left hla card
* time* "
gr.at financier he la. I l'rcident of half
Th. young man rebwllad.
"That HI
a doaen big roni|>*niea. i
II. hi* mid. not I'd ratbar remain ilngl*"
on« foctiin. and ha. twenty iron. In th.
"Single?" Mid th* doctor.
fir«, all of which h. manage* to keep r.
"Ye. single
I'd Ilk* to know what
•pactably litoted
—"
all thia has g-t to do with getting my
"Never mind him for th* praaent,"
," la
terrupted CaMagne, impanently
“Tall marrlag. Ilcenne "
me of Chabot above all
And th.n hie mistake a* to th* room
I want to know
what the prefect of pollca ha. aceonapltah
wa. solved!
ed.
flow many men haa he got on th.
<*aaY'
Johnny "Can I pi to th* ctnrua.
"Four!"
“Who are they?"
PB 7"
"You gaol, ll-muul. Vlll.ro; io4 Coo
Father "No
Indeed,
I
wouldn't
tlnet."
think of letting you •«• auch a (Sagrili
"None of th<*n I.
Ing exhibition.”
Vougeot, ' nniel M CaMagne, to whom
Johnny "Then won't you pleaaa
tha ileie<-thea named were well known.
T.ieh.r
-Vougeot i. a pretty .mart fellow What take me to tho menagerie?
aay* w* ought to see tb* animal*”
la ba doing?"
"He I* .hadowing Chabot
No far he
Father "What! Pay full prie* to
has ai-C'<mpllahed nothing
only half th* abo*? | guea* not."
“Now loll ma what haa happened Thia
man Chabot
la mon.leur la prefect still
After Tw.wfp T
•erlotia in hla belief that ba ia In aun»a
Mr* llanlappl* fat play)—"That
way Implicated In thia crime?"
thar leading lady looks th. sani* i*
“Aaeuredly, but there li a mor. absurd
she did In tho last act?"
pl.aw to It than that,
Whom ilo you
Mr Hanlappl*—"Yaaa, • nd twenty
think, In addition to Chabot, mon.I.ur I.
year, are mptowed to «lapa* bat ween
prefect has pl.ce<! under •iir»»lllai>'.?"
"Oh. I isn't tell.
Tha nisn Io tb. th* lait and this on*"
moon !<erbap.
Mrs liardappl*—"Po tall! And to
"No, not as bad aa that,
RuL del.r
thluk •b* didn't wash bar face one*
mined to cover all points, I luppoa*. ba
In all that time."
haa placed a wat.-h upon the movement*
of tbe American, l»r Paul Mason
I bat's
H. Waa Imm
not all. Toor, bmeat Pierre, the but tor
"Arew't you going In bathlngr
st tha chateau, a man whom you youraalf
aatoed Miao Papproy.
etamlned and Mid wouldn't hurt a fly.
“No.” replied ('holly.
"You know,
haa alw> been Included
It la positively
they aay tberw'a a huge abark lurklug
•ham.ftil to permit such bungler* •• la
l.lauche to squander the secret wrvh-a a run nd (be beach tbew day*"
fund, in aoeb fooleries
Another fellow.
"Yea. but why aboutd that alarm
I understand, ha. 1-a.n haunting the park yon? Th*y aay
It's a man eating
at Villeneuve, and waa nearly shot by atiark.
you
know " — Philadelphia
one of th. keeper*, who tnuh him for a
ixtacher
They hauled him before th*
mayor down thar*. aad the man had to
"Oit! A*d<la and l ar* f**Ung rnlghty
tell bis wbola atory to clear blmaalf. Tba
prsfact as* rating When ha beard at It. •ad today "
Ha dim-barged him from tba force."
"How'a tbatr
"Mor* bungling." remarked < awagn«
"1 Ju< aaked him to loan ma *80 and
"Who waa It?"
b* asid h* waa aocry. bvt h* *ovldn't
"IJttte TrlfBet "
do ít"
'Hunt him up. Pay him well, and tell
"W*lir
him to keap bia mouth shut.
Ha may
Wall. lYu *orry, too."—Houaton
know juet enough of tbe prafect'a plana to
ba a vary ueafu! man for
pbill ,
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Surgeon
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THE SCIO STATE BANK
Ttoephoo. Bicho.g. Bo II
Mount Royal Vitti 400 Passen
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for St «John,
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tMM ■ trn.rwl tanking and eieh.rgr «nW
Loan, ma la .1 ■ rr.nl tala. and draft*
■rood oo principal cilia*.
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B. MONTANTI
CHAT.LX3 3. XAElUl
l»uc<wweu« to Bluer »"0.1
TrcpC. stcr.
Attorney-ot-Lar
»Mary rwMto awd loltotlor
of r-.loni. «ai lan.lua«
Victoria, B. C., Jin. 4. — A private
dlvpaUh froui Toronto aayi the C. P. Ogtoe. m "M< M Str**«
K. lai given up bop. for th* eUwinet
Mount Boyal overdue trum Antwerp N Bryaak
with 400 paaeengers.
Pj BBTAirr A SON
No Word Rac.ivad.
Rt. Jchn, N. B., Jan. 4.—No word
ha. ynt been rtw-*iv*! her* of th* Cana­
dian Pa< iAc lino strwnier Mount Royal,
which left Antwerp on Itotembat 7 for
Ht. John, having on b>*rj SO4 Immi­
grants, mostly Italian* and Jaw*, lia-
viiica a rrrw numbering mor. than 100
men.
Tit* Canadian Pai ¡Ac officials in this
city, white eiprcaaitig anxiety regard­
ing th* vrsael, listed U.lay that they
believed the itiamer prolgtbly had mat
with sotne accident to hrr machinery
which la i anim«T her to drift far out
of her coorve, and that ah* would be
heard from Io doe time at aom* other
j.irt
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ALBA» T, OB*'i<>h
Saatila Unioc* Disgruntled al Action
of Committee.
Heattie, Wash., Jan. 4.—-At a tneol-
Ing of the Building Tra lra eotincil last
night, the aaeembly voted U) call U|v<n
labor <rgati leal Ion. everywhere In the
country to lend .upj« rt to opixwitioo
bo the )t»OW fair.
Artlon «as taken
after the viwrutive ctun.-nittee of th*
exp<oition had rehieed to io rpoiate in
the building contract* a eiauae epee ty­
ing (hat only union men be employed.
J. E. Chilberg, president of the
Alaska Yukon-Pacific eijoeition, any.
"After considering thr demands ol
tbe union, the exrvutive coni tu it lee de­
cided it could ni l difk-riminata. M--ney
aitbecribed for tbe eipoeitlon came from
all pecqd*. We do not objn-t to union
nor union men.
We rvhiae to play
favorite* "
By lhe declaration of the opea-sbop
policy, notice* ot which went into ef­
fect yesterday, causing the walking out
ol HR) employee in lhe tnttol works of
thia city, iteatlte ia lacing a general
»trike which mean* that al l«*»et 6.000
men will bee.me Involved, and at lra«l
11,000,000 in building will be retarded
before a settlement ia reached.
INFLUX OF JAPS.
Hundred Coming to Vancou­
ver From Honolulu
Vancouver, B. C., Jan. 4.—The un­
explained
arrival
of 300 Ja|«n-
<••»• in Vancouver yrateidsy and I he
j r ejiect of an influx of ancthrr 1,200
within th* next month from Honolulu
ate the featnma of the Oriental eitu*-
tion in Vancouver.
Why the 3(>0 Jape
came to Vancouver yrotrrday ia a mys­
tery. All the morning they p>.ured in­
to town from the coaet logging ramp.,
and »otne even from the American aide
ot the boundary line.
The Ixwrding I
house kne|>ers of J uptown had a buy 1
lime housing them. lust night there ■
waa the naual crop of rumor* that they ;
came in view of poeeilde trouble, and i
offteers of the Asiatic Exclusion league ,
arm mnch perturbed over the event.
Yeeletday it was announced that at
least 1,(MX) Japanese would come from
Hawaii during the next three weeks.
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ALBANY. OBBOO»
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Albany
T L DUGGER
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Attorney8-at'Lau?
Notary
Ofltm ia Blumbarg Ilk*!
ALBANY
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BEWARE
Prede. Mortgage* and I’mi’on Vouch­
er. car< fully written and acknowledged,
la-... a. Coulr .. t. « te i 'pared >"Utl»
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Dr. J. Mon Foo
Corvallis & Eastern R. R
BOYCOTT THE tXPOBITION
M. M c A lpib
ROVAI RESTAURANT
C. C. Bryan
May Have Gon* to Rescue.
London, Jan. 4.—-The nun-arrival of
th. Allan line atearn.hip Hungarian,
which vailed fr >tn Greenock, Hoot la nd,
Z. tl. RLDD, Manager,
I*e<einbei 11. and ia now a week over­
due at Portland, Me , lea I* «hipping < >Skw oui nw Third aad Bow laluta *<«.
men to believe tluit .he hna lai Ian in
ALBANY. OBI'iON
with the t'anadan Pacific liner Mount
Koval, which ia now long overdue at Hl.
John, N. B.
Fifteen
Pup’s Coffee House
N. B . and Not
Heard From Since.
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The Secret of a
Beautiful Face
lies in keeping the «kin pro-
trcrrdaawclljicleanird. Jmit
washing it not enough—that
only leaves the delicate turface
more eaptneJ to the irritation
at duet and germi| to merci-
lr«i ittackt of tun and
weather. After washing, ap-
ply Rol>«nine an.l e«|<rience
lit delightful refrrihinent.
Y ou will admire th« linc-lcit
aoftr.cit it ini,x«rtj tu face,
n< k l ul arwii. Ir not only
stimulate! ■ r < irint glow, but
protect« the tkia from becom­
ing coirte
Prevent* burn­
ing, Ur. and fr - Lie«.
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Cost of New Year Calebrstion.
New Yotk, Jan. 4.— Men who are
fond of figure Mv that New York’*
New Year celebtation coot 11,760,000.
At one reetenrsnt that night receipt*
were over 120,000, 2,000 quart* of
champagne being drunk.
It I* esti­
mated that the diners around town
tnade sway with 42,000 '|iiart* ol cham­
pagne and 04,000 quart, of claret, not
to mention the tmrrela of other drink­
able* consumed.
Honrenir hunter*
were out in force and every hotel and
reetaurant lost gr<*t quantities ot glaei
and other ware.
Favor* Local Option Law.
Columbua, O., Jan. 7.— The rneaeag.
<>( Governor Harria wa* read tn th* leg­
islature yesterday afternoon. The g- v-
'■rtiix urge* the enactment of a bill pro­
viding for general primary elactiooa
with th* A-.intra Ilan ballot ayitem,
placing of telephone coin panie, under
supervision of the state tai I road rom-
miaalon, with power to legniate rate*,
and commendi to the favorable cunaid-
• ration of the aeaembly the adoption of
county local option
All Lost E.cept Three
City of Mexico, Jan. 4.— Ramon
Portae, aecond officer of the steamer
Idem, haa arrived at Vera Ona and re­
ported that the veaael aank in a itorm
on the night of IWcemher 2, and al) on
board were lost eacept three.
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