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JiLnu Ul IIIL nLLIi
FUOBSUIISE HAVOC
In a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy Readers.
Montana Cut Off From Outside by
Raging Rivers.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
RAILROADS IDSL MUCH TRACKAGE
READY TO THY AGAIN
.¡.bed * **T'
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> ki . b*>w i .m
Siiua'e*) I mean in relation to my fath
Peary Is Anxious to Start for North
ee'a estate It la t><>« certain that uyr fath-
Pol* by July I.
»- left anything," »»>4 Walter, thinking
New York, June 9 Confident of
it t»»t to reveal everything at on<*
his ability to carry the stars and
“What.'“ »«.'iaime-l
Mr l>rumn>un<>.
hi« Io«»« jaw falling, and looking rvry
»tripes to the north pole. Commander
blank
Robert E Peary, who hat planted the
"My father made some invest meats re
American flag nearer the coveted
lent ly that turned out hadty.**
northern goal than any other living
"But be was worth • very large prop-
nun, i* nt New York nuking active
•tty- it can't all be toot."
' H APT : Il
iCoonn -I •
When I talk to th» old man about hi»
"I am afraid there will be very little
preparation* for another Arctic dash
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ami saw J — “' >» > stlqilug m»
tx>ntin<>»d Juahna. "ha h ft. if anything. 11» le»t heavily by a.tne
m the hope of solving the mystery of
• bw small, mean features, eloaely reset» tell» me to go to work and »»rti «.«rue ni.nmg stock, which he bought at a high
the north, which (or centuries has
bling his father s, •» preseed conaiderabl» motley “
figure, and which ran down to almost A Resume of th« Lass Important but bcm the aim oi daring explorers
Great Steel Bridge* Washed Out—
eurnwliy Walter secretly doubted wheth
"Why don't ymt do UY
n.thtng."
I'hc stanch steamer Roosevelt, which
Not Less Interesting Everts
er h* shoull like him but thi» doubt be
"II» want» m» t>- c<. intv> hia »to«-
“There'» the bouse left, at any rate."
Wires Down on All Side*
the Peary Arctic Club built for Com
k -.t •• > o .»:!
\|r Drummottd 9|NM4 lie wouldn't pay m» anything lie offered
of the Past Week.
"My father borrowed Ila value. I umler-
mander Peary, and which carried him
• be I. Iler ,|.».r uit.l l«<('tl»e
In
Deluge Continues.
me a dollar »nd ■ half a week . hut I stand; I am afraid that must go, loo"
and his little party on hi« last north
"This is my wife. Mrs Itrununond." be waari'l going to work ten or twelve hours
Now, at length, it flashed u|K>n Ml
ward journey, has been overhauled
said. »■ »he approached. and kindly wel a day for uo «ueh »utn. It I could get • Irrammond bow he bad been taken In Ha
and put in better condition-than ever
ruined th» young atrangei
liYbt eaay plate in th» city »ay at ten thought ut th» attmtlona be had lavlahed
Montatu flood* still tie up all rail for her expected battle* with the ice
Missoula M nt. June fi
\t A o'clock
"I think I shall like her." thought Wai dollar» a week. I'd go 'Eher* »in t an» u;-»n Walter, of the extra expanse be bad roads except one
li.irrtt* ot the ftoxcit north
lite last rev citing the H od situation m west
ship
is
tugging
at
her
hawser*
in
lite
ter. euffaruig hi» glam e to rest for a mo chan.-» in Ktapleton for a young num of im urre<l. and all, aa It appeared, fur a
YY unen , <.b;c, tioti to bonnets may harbor of New York, ready to »tart ern Montana w.u growing m-'ie serious
ment on her mild, placid features; “.be etllerprlae
i-oy likely to prove pennileM. 11» might
s’pllt the Putikard < Imr. h
Helena is cut off from
is evidently quite superior to her bua
"I've thought «omeriin»«. ' said Walt»r, even elpeet to live upon biot.
when her commander give* the word rach minute
The*»
Peary’s present plans contemplate the outside world She is without rail
"that I ahould Ilk» to get a place In th» thoughts, which rapidly aucreeded ea.-E
\ tornado did much damage in the
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vicinity ol Mount Vernon. Iowa.
In» departure from New York about way. telegraph ot tsli-phone conimumca-
"Joshua, come her* and welcome Mr
other, mortified and made him angry.
July 1. but lai k of sufficient fund* to
at first to pay my hoard "
Conrad," »aid tils father
"Why didn't you tell me thia !>ef»r»,
Great Rritam is taking stern meas
- • iion‘. For a »hort time in the afternoon
“You get a pla«*" ' e*. ¡aimed Joahua. yo'ing man?" he demanded with asprr.ty
Joshua came forward awkwardly and
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start
In fact tttilr** *'.‘5.t>00 1» there whs a telephone connection, and
"I thought you wax
of a tn aatoniahment
I'M
His change ut tone and manner »bor ed
Flood» in Missouri ami Kaw rivera forthcoming by July the project will it the ti n it w.
going to college "
b ,rn<-l that all of
pump handle
Walter that J.ahua «as entirely right in
to higher
I»- ib ni.|.H;.d
An auxiliary the sir. on, m Helena and vicinity are
“Father Intended I should; hot his hia estimate of hia father'» motive«, and
‘Howdy do?" he said "Just come?"
ground.
ship ot collies will at - impany the ovrillowing and that tli.re has been
"Ye«.“ »aid Walter, a*-vepting the band, death will probably change my plans It Im in turn t*»m« Indignant.
I* «tpenaite |uv»amg through college
I
and shaking It slightly
“When did you aspect me to tell Jon,
AY oinm *uffragt,l* util appeal to Roosevelt as far north a* Etah. where much damage to farms and consider
"Are you tired with your journey. Mr ■ annot afford It."
I both the Repub’tcan »nd Democratic Peary’* coal depot in the last expe able l< ss nf livestock
Mr Drummond?" he Mid. quickly.
dilion was Io,.lied
I. tall was the
"Oh. that's all humbug You're talking . nly arrived ye»ter<Tay »ft»moon, and I conventions.
I he (irc.it Northern’s branch lines
Conrad?” saked .Mr» Drummond “Par-
winter quarter* of Dr Haye«' last ex are out of service, and the main line
hape you would like to be shown to your like the old man. Why, you're rich, ’ll»» tell you thia morning
I would hare t<dd
Chicago packers arc not worrying pedition and is located about 70 de
in north, tn .Montana is cut in several
: -iw
old man tutu
told me mar
that your temer
father irti
left a you last night, it jou bad been in th»
room."
over the licet shortage a* they be grees north latitude
A small party place*
I'hc first tram started eastward
Wioier went ti|>«tnirs. pfMaded I'» Mr : hundred thoumnd dottar« You're ili» cnly house '•
lieve
it
will
not
last
long.
of
sportsmen
and
scientist*
may
go
to'Yaa* ta>lsl
«ave» so youno-lf
eoiaeaauif
• •nt of S| ‘ mr .o.-r the Great Northern
tuld me
Drummond. who instated on carrying hia . «ks H you
"Why didn't you tell me when I wa» at
north
a«
far
.is
I-tali
on
the
auxiliary
Many small breweries throughout
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"Your father is mistaken
carpethag, for bin trunk would not sr
Willoughby?**
»hip, returning with her about Sep cation either by rad or telegraph
"What, wasn't your father ri.-h?" a»k»d
rive till th» next day. having been for-
"I had other thinks to tbiiik ot." Mid the country will have to close a* a re tembrr I
All stream* continue to rise. The
warded by express
At five o'clock they Joahna, «¡>eii.ng fils »mail »).» in aituise
Walter, shortly
"The thought of my sult of recent closing of saloons.
t tnnunder
Peary lu* devoted Rig Blackf. '•■I river is nearly it* high-
on nt
aat down to supper.
frther'a death and of my loas »hut out
A British steamer struck a rock off nearly
years to effort* to solve cst flood mark.
"Mr father w«s unfortunate enough to everything else"
"1 hoi*. Mr. Conrad." said Jacob, “you
th» Chinese coast and SO native* were th«- g**M problem* ..f the north and
The Northern Pacific has lost sev
will be able to relish our humble repast " p t involved tn » »peculation, by which h»
"Well, what are you going to do?" Sok- drowned
All European passenger* .ilrr.idy hi* put into the a„rk all of
eral mile» of track i-.i-t of here during
i<>»t
heavily.
I
isn'l
tell
how
hi»
affairs
"Humble again!" thought Walter
II*
on Mr Drummond in a hard tone
and officers were saved.
hi* personal mean*, amounting to the day
At Bonita. Nimrod and Bear
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was nls>ut to my that everything h»>h»d stst.,i in-t| .
"I shall ha*e to earn my own living."
Turkey has »ent troops onto Per- jvoiiOO.
mouth the telegraph
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lift ¡ennilexB."
very ni<e. when Joshua »aid
•aid (Valter "I am well and strong, and sian soil and annexed a large section
Iwen compelled to leave their posts,
"Ito you tne«n that?" a»k»l Joshua, am not afraid."
"If you call this humble. I don't know
ROAD AGAIN BLOCKED.
of the country
A government haa
driven
tit Io the r ing water* At
«hat you'd say to the supi*n> we com •topping abruptly and facing bis *-x>tnpi*n
"That Is a good plan." said Mr. Drum been organised by the invader*.
(■arris >n nearly all (lie residents have
Ion.
mond. who knew Walter so little as to
nwitily have."
A federal gr ind jury, in seision at Month* May be .Required to Replace tied from their homes and are camped
"I generally mean what I say," »aid fear that he wanted to become dependent
Air. Drummond, who deaired, for thia
upon the hills in the rain
I'orll.m.l.
! i . i , in.li, tr«l a number -I
Mo
day. at least, to keep up appearance«. Matter, rather stiffly
tt|nn him
"When I was of your age I
None id the dams on the river have
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frowned with vexation.
Butte, Mont, June 9--The North given way. though th.- power dam
land
fraud
Seven
true
bills
have
"Joshua,'' he said. "I desire that you ana tenient
prop.>»e to do?"
wned bv ex Senator William A Clark,
been returned and the jury is still in ern Pacific cast ftom Butte is ag.iin
■'Wh»w !” he »aid "Thar» th» higg«-«t
"Hare you a varancy for me In your
will act in a mor* gentlemanly way ur
above Missoula, is reported to be in a
session
tied
up
by
a
new
washout
of
doo
feet
joke
I
’
ve
heard
of
lately
;
“
and
h»
follow
else leave th* table. Have you ever Iwen
store? Joshua told me you wished him to
critical condition.
f.
Great scarcity of berf in Chicago of truck nr.ir Jefferson Island, a small
•d up this i*niark by a burst of n>»rrl go tn."
In Ktapletou before. Mr. I'onrad?'1
Y'etterday afternoon the Northern Pa-
inent.
“You couldn't »am much, for yoo causes high prices to prevail.
station in the Jefferson River Valley, citi. re', . rd Io wag-.t- transfer 200 of
No. Ur. never "
is not a large place, but It La grow
Walt»r looked at him with »urprlae H» don't know anything of the business."
Seventeen of the finest paintings in about do mile* from Butte Two tteel the |>.< »rngetv that have 1»- n marooned
"I should not export to. I am perfect Pari* have been seriously injured by trestles on the Great Northern are ea»t of here. They will lie sent to Spo
the people are plain, but they have certainly did not know what to Utah« of
heart.
I ho|>e you may like th» Joshua'» conduct.
ly willing to work tor my hoard until I vandal*.
reported a* having gone out. near kane on a made-up train.
I he damage to the new roadbed <>f
town after a while. If you feel inclined
Basin, as mile* north of Butte, add
“1 don't *eo any joke about It," ha said find out how tay father's affairs are going
A life size bronze statue of Presi
Paul line between Missoula
to walk. Joshua will go out with you af "I don't complain of being poor, for 1 to turn out."
ing to the demoralisation of th.it road the St
dent McKinley has been unveiled at
Great Northern Railway ofhiial* and Butte will not fall short of a mil
ter supper, and show you the mi!! dam. think I can earn my own living, but It
Thi» pr»t«mal atruck Mr Drummona
Philadelpida.
lion
dollar*
and it is b corning greater
will not venture an opinion a* to
the church, and the school house He will doesn't atrike me as a thing to laugh at.” favorably
11» judged that Walter would
The Rus*ian douma has refused to when normal condition* will be re all the time
also point out the store it is only across
"I was laughing to think bow th« old prove a laluabl» aaatatlaat when he waa
The Northern Pacific has assembled on
the way wbsre. In my humble way. I try man ia taken in. It'» rich!
lie thin»» broken in. for it waa easy to «»» that he make the necessary appropriation for stored. one official Staling that hi hi*
belief a month's time would be tier this div si n all of the piledriver* from
to earn a living 1 shall be very glad you're worth a hundred thousand dollar»" hn.l energy
Beaidea. It waa desirable to a new navy.
eyiry to put the Montana line of the the west that it can get; it ha* taken
keep him near until it waa d»cida«i wheth
if you will come in and take a look inside •aid Joshua
The death roll from the explosion
Northern Pacific in proper condition from its own western division* amt ha*
I may I* busy, for work has accumulated
"WelL he la mistaken, that's all.
I er Mr Conran» affairs were really la as
the cruiser I'enncssce has now The Great Northern telegraphic *erv- borrowed from other roads
The light
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during my nlwcme, but Joshua «ill show don't see h-.w he ia taken in."
reached six.
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by
ici i* completely demoralised, ami the
y.
you around "
"He'a been doing th* pullt», and tret
A Norwood, Ma**, boy of I* years official* fear they have yet to learn of Ili.H.i linn l.ut the water Is gaining
M
ing you as if you wa» a prlnew nt t
“Thank you. sir."
«1-
>ddy
and
the
rain
continue*
to
fall
k- ha* .-onfesM-iJ to the killing of three the real magnitude of th* destruction
"May I a»k. Mr. Conrad excuse my blond
That's th» reason h» told t
in torrent*
The Missoula river at this
wrought by the flood water*.
smaller children.
Intruding the question who is left e»e*u- old woman to get up aneb a nice supi-
The barometer is higher than for place is but a few feet b-bsw the high
it
lor of vour father's estate?"
Gas in a mine at Gl.id«tone, Colo
He expected to get you to lake him for
«everal week«
Thi* would indicate est mark ever registered The expensive
» rado, killed twenty rescuers of im
"Mr. Shaw, the lawyer io our village, guardian, and then h»'d have the har
warmer weather and with that the city bridge* arc in danger, and are
prisoned miner*.
lie is ail e* client man. very honest and ling of your money. Won't he I* ni
rapid melting of the snow* in the guarded to prevent their u»e. so danger
opright. He was an intimate friend of «hen be finds out bow h»'s l>een taken I
O II P Belmont is some better, mountain*
A* there now is lying ous arc they considered
Giving you the l*«t room, too! Are y
my father."
West of here the Northern Pacific
although his physician* hold out small from three to four fret of »now in
>1 hope of hi* recovery.
"I am glad to bear you say so. Ho sure that non» of the proj*rty will
the mountain* it is feared the rush of has no trouble as yet
left?“
many lawyer*, you know, are tricky
At midnight the Northern Pacific ha*
water* will add to the damage already
A New York actress has secured
I
have uo lawyer here." pursued Mr. Drum
"Probably not much. 1 atn »orry
done.
surrendered the tight again*! the water
t damages for the sale of her photo
mond. "You will perhsps tie surprised to think that your father tna.le »u<h a m
east of Mi-soula for the present
Un
i graphs without her consent.
hear it, but my humble service» are fre take I will take care to undeceive him
HEARST'S GAIN NOW 123.
less the ram stops soon, there will l>e
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quently .ailed into requisition. In admin
“What! You're not going to tell hit
A new record for motor bicycles
very little left of llo mile* f the moit
> ha* been c*t.il>li»hed at Buffalo, N. Y.
are you?"
htenng ami settling estates.”
Recounting of 77 Ballot Boxes Com expensive road on the line Two big
I On a race track ten mile* were made
steel bridges have Iwen wasl’ I .ut. but
"Indeed, sir."
“Ortainly. I tnesut to do so; but
pleted in New York.
■ in »10 3 1
"!<■»; but I am glad you have got a did not aup|>ose he invited me Ju»t be- au
it i* not understood that th y are de
New Y .>rk, June I
The recount of stroyed.
man you can trust. Mrs. Itrunimond. I hs thought I wax ri h ”
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John Brandt YValker, leader of a
once, partly be-ause he didn't wish to ne
The scrioii* feature of the .tuaiion is
think Mr. Conrad will have aootber piece
"What for. then?"
itreat bear campaign in the New the ballots tn the disputed mayoralty
of pie."
"Being my father's couxin and nearest dependent, tartly because he foreaaw that York stock market, has failed
At electt m of l#ni proceeded with expe the fact that the high water has ex
one time he had a fortune of *3,- diti'in today before Justice Lambert, tended west of Missoula, and is attack
Kup|*r was over at length, and Walter, relation. It didn't seem very »trang* that he should tie haiipier if employed.
When Mr. Drummond and Walter ran» 000,000
in the supereme court, and ?9 ballot ing the track between Miso.itla and the
by invitation, went out Io walk with he should have invited tn» on that ac
boxes were opened, which show a west end of the state The Idaho di-
cut of the parlor. Joahua waa sitting in
count."
Joshua.
Brewers from all part* of the coun gain of in votes for William Randolph vi«i..n has «<nt a lug force of men over
th* ne*t room, and looked up eagerly to
"The old man's pretty »hrewd,” »al<l
Seventy-seven boxes have to help in the tight on the writ end.
are how hia father bore the communi. a- try are to meet at Chicago to plan a Hearst
Jcahua. rather admiringly. "He knows
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tlon. He waa <ll»apt>oii>ted when he mw defense against the ever increasing been counted since the recount be
lie
Walter did ix>t anticipate a very piate which way hia bread 1» buttered.
that Mr Drummond looked much as wave of prohibition now sweeping gun. and the total g tin for Hearst i*
CRUISER S BOILER.BURSTS.
the United States.
ant walk with Joahua The little he had don't lay himself out for any poor rela usual.
I'Ji
Early today Hearst made large
Mrn of that young man did not prepoa tions, not If he knows it. I ain't you tell
"Conrad has t*»n telling me," Mid Mr
Because of washout* in Montana gains, which were materially reduced
Four Men Killed by Explosion on Ten
eras him in hia favor. However, having him about It till to morrow "
l>rummood, "that hia father lost a go.»! the Burlington road ha* canceled all by the recount late in the day
"Why
not?"
no other way ot », ending hia time, be
Supreme Court Justice Lambert
nessee at San Pedro.
d. al of money by speculation, and it ia Pacific Coast train* running in con
"Betauae. if you do, we'll have a mean d< ubtful whether be baa left any prop nection with the Northern Pacific who is trying the ease, has requested
bad no object ton to the walk.
San Prdr< ( al June «1 While the
Governor Hughes to recommend to
"Tbat't th» old man s store ju»t a.-r»«a breakfaat as usual. 1 just want him to erty."
until further announcement.
United Stairs armored crni»cr Tennes-
the legislature that a special appropri
the »treet," Mid Joahua, as they emerge*! think you're rich a little while longer, an
"I am very sorry,” said Mrs Drum
re wa* «teaming at 19 kno»« per b ur
King
Edward
ha*
started
for
Russia
we
can
have
something
<le<*nt
tor
on.*
"
ation
be
made
under
which
the
juror*
from the house
mond; and Walter mw and appreciated
<>n sj»eed trial off I’omt Hueneme, Cal.,
who
are
hearing
the
evidence
may
be
"I
don't
feel
willing
to
deceive
your
Sir Robert llsrt predicts a great fu
"Your father's?“
her look of sympathy.
at II in) yesterday morning, a «tram pipe
allowed extra compensation for their in the starboard rugme room hurst un
"Of .x.iirse Iton't you see the name on father any longer. I have not willingly
"As b» will probably have to work for turc for China.
duties
th< »ign?" Walter did see it. but never deceived him at all. I would rather he a living, he haa asked for a place In my
der a S3S pound pre«,ure. killing four
Eight persons were killed in a col
It has
ham * been aivuati.tned to »¡*»k of hia km-w at omw.”
store," pursued Mr. Drummond, "and I lision on a trolley road near Annapolis.
men and injuring trn other' all of the
jurors
has
|o»t
his
employment
since
own fattier as "the oh! man." he was not
"To-morrow will be »non enough."
have agreed to take him on trial. Con
mrn hi the compartment
te time
the
opening
of
the
trial
nine
week*
Scandinavia.
Neb.,
has
been
wrecked
quite sure be apprehended Joshua a mean
"At any rate, I »hall tell hitu to-mor rad. you may get your hat and com» o* er
Two of the injured will <1 r
ago,
and
that
another's
bttsines*
has
by
a
cjrclone.
Franklin
also
suffered
Ing.
row then. But I've gut tired walking at once.”
The rxpl non, the cause of which is
seriously suffered from neglect for so
much damage
yet unknown occurred only a few min
"Von were an only child, weren't yon?" Hiippo»» we go back "
J.ahua whistled In sheer amassment.
long
a
period
It
is
said
that
from
S',
They went ba.-k together. Mr I >ru tn The affair had by no means terminated as
utes after Admiral Uriel Sebree, Cap
Mayor Busse, of Chicago ha* I* n
ani l Joshua
to Sin a day for each juror wa* the
mond waa In the eturv. but Mrs. I tram lie anti<-i|.at»d
married a month, and his friends have compensation suggested to the gov tain J II Howard and Chief Engineer
"Yea," Mid Walter, soberly.
Robertson had left the engine room on
just found it out.
(To be continued.)
"Ito aut 1.” aaid Joahua. adding, com mond was at house
ernor.
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a tour of inspection
Four of the men
“You didn't go far." »he »aid.
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placently. "Between you and 1. the old
Hearst has made a net gam of 101
were killed m«tantly, and two m re are
man haa laid up quite a anug eum. Of suppuee you were tired. Mr. Conrad."
Tbe l.adg la the Moon.
Tornado in Iowa.
votes so hr in the recount of ballots
expected to die at any moment.
"A little," anaweerd Walter
tour»». It'll all come to me anm» day."
An aniateur astr*>nonier writes of the for mayor of New York.
Charles City, la, June 9—A tor
"I wonder," thought our hero, "whether
“I am glad to bear It." Mid Walter,
"lady In the moon;" "It Is a very beau
While O H P. Belmont's physician* nolo »truck thi* city Sunday, demol
Boycott I* Spreading.
wondering that Joahua should have made she will ehange a» soon aa »he fin.ia out
tiful face aavn In profile and uplifted, have not abandoned all hope, ther* is ishing
a hont
SOO residence* and
■u< b a <*>mti>unicatian to a comparative that I am poor?" Motnehow he felt that
fokio,
June rt -Two hundred thou-
fine
R
Reck, is
barn*.
_... nun.
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•he would not .«he seemed very different aa though In proud dladaln oT things little chance of his recovery.
at ranger.
and
yen
is
now indicated as the sue of
known
to
have
been
killed,
and
four
tcrreatrlnl.
The
curve
of
tbe
throat
la
from her husband and her w>n. »nd Wai
1
A tornado in Nova Scotia killed two
"To hear the old man talk," pursued
children are reported musing
The the proposed prevent to Canton guild*
Ur was Im-lined to like her better.
exquisite,
and
Indeed
the
entire
outline
person*
and
injured
a
nttmWV
of
other*
Joahua. "you'd think be waa awful poor
Mean
path of the tornado was about trn if the !“>ycott is do continue I
Jiwh'ia went out again soon, not
la niarveloualy lifelike. The moon Much damage to property is rep rted.
lie's stingy enough about everything in
rod* wide
It struck the city in the while advices from north China ami
Ing much taste for staying at home;
The crown prince of Servia is ac •onthweytem part, crossed the river Manchuria state that, owing to the ac
lady may best be obeerved through a
the boti»e. There isn't a family In town
a» Walter retired early, he did not
sniall i>|«era glam when onr satellite la cused of plotting against Montenegro. and lifted the water almost clean tivity of the Csnt- nr *e cm unn, the
■Jmt .han't live better than we do.”
either him or hia father again till
"I thought we bad a very g.iod »upper."
rment i*
is rapidly spreading through-
through
at half. At that time the tip of tt.e
It passed in a movement
The interstate commerce commission from the river bed
next morning at breakfa-w
sold Walter, who experiameed not a little
out the north The erni*saries are w rk-
northeasterly
direction,
just
missing
chin
about
touches
the
terminator
—
will
he
unable
to
give
a
decision
on
the
"I must g<> l>a>-k to th» store," said Mr
diagust at Joebua'a charge» against hia
tli-it fa. the dividing line t>etwecn the Pacific coast lumber rate case before the Charles City college buildings, ing systematically and secretly Their
Ivrummotid the nest morning, when break
»ether.
and «pent it*elf a few mile* northeast literature make* no mention either of
fast waa over. "Joahna will look after light and dark portions of the lunar July 1.
the boycott or of Japan, »ixaking of
of the city.
"That was beca iae you were with oa yen Mr Conrad. I hoj* you will be able surface. Moot people ran recognise
‘the national disgrace with reference to
The situation in Persia is stet
The old mu laid himself out for the
Io paaa th» time pleasantly."
the man tn the moon. Well, the heir ing from bad to worse, and it is
the country r* sponsible." which the Chi
Bandits Rob Pay Train.
caaion. It's the first decent supper I've
"If you can »¡are me fiv» minute«. Mr of the lady. In which I can always
nese all understand mean* JapM.
the present shah will not rule much
eaten at borne since the Hewing Circle met Drnatmond. I should like to »peak to you
City of Mexico, June 9.— Word
fancy I "ee a spray of orange bluanom. longer
at our bouse three years ago ”
ha*
reached
this
city
that
bindits
at
In private," »aid W alter.
Bringing Back the Meat.
form* the man's left eye. the none
Though the»» co mm um<at ions did not
“Certainly.
I can »pare five or ten
Japan says the revolt in Corea is now tacked a p»y train on the way to the
l/mdi’n. Junr •
It is declared here
raise Joahua in the eatimation of Walter, minute», or more. Mr Conrad
Went mouth. Els none, and tbe chin
confined to the remote districts, anti I.os Grandes mine near Ralrae in the
Of the escort of today that 8ioj -> p. • |< f American
the latter could no* help thlaklag that yon walk Into the pnrlorY
th root tbe man's month.“
that tn a short time the entire country state of Guerrero
four men. three were killed and one mr.it th it ha* l*rn «tored in lx>ndon,
there was probably some foundation for
Mr. Drummond wa* far from anticipat
will be pacified.
wounded
Four thousand dollars was Glasgow ami I iverpool was today re-
Obvlaaa.
what waa Mid, and the prejudlca against ing the nature of (Valter’s communica
English socialist*
mse the
stolen
Rtirale* are in pursuit of the «hipped by fa«t steamer to New York
Mr l*rummtMid. for whh-h be had blamed tion
"Po yon ttp the waiter where
Indeed, he cherished a hope that
rsosei
highwaymen
The mine belong* to to me«-! the <ot t ' red shortage of meat
himaelf as Without causa. began to find our hern was about to aak hie aaaietance dinar
in the United States.
an American company.
auiue extenuativn.
U> eettliug up the satai«- -a r»qu»at with
Say. du 1 look aUrvodr
S trong and S teady
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