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"I"he \ \ rhited Oepulchrr
1
The \ V Tale of Cv Pelcc
B y W ill L e v i n g t o N
C O M 1 O R 1 1
Or
CHAPTER II
(Continued )
“Of cuitrs» ah» is quits right." Cons! a
Ma went ou, "tint that doesn't make it
any easier to bear
With all the linpr«*»
Irene«» which coin»» of being twenty ami
a girl that was the Madam»'« first toy
age. five year» ago «h» Informed in
that a man la a nobody, even It he ha» a
billion, when be isn't of some use In the
world, Exqulaita little preacher! Such
things were never thought of. nor apuk-
en to, mortal man before!
I »(plained
my view, that having all the money need
ful, it waa my privilege to play for cul
lure Instead of coin, to water my mental
garden as a life pursuit, but she broke
up all my arguments, toat
itown
mi
Ideals. I rrgard<-.| niy valuelean |M«t and
yearned to Ewcotne an apoatle of action
'natanter.
"I «•■« I am entertaining you. so |'|:
finish
I Went huiue. bu- c< the Ma.tame
to Brooklyn, and dtoim-earad took her
al tor wiml! I shall do it again some
time. For two «»lid months I didn't hurt
anybody's f«-ellngs. and earned •-
dollars and l«oard. stoking
Good clean
stoking. Back and forth from Savannah
to Boston in the rsmels of an old coast
liner, learning bunker«, toilers and fire
tied« at first hand; specialising in <-»al»
and callouses.
I made a fairly decent
coal passer, anil met lienny Macready
down there In the dark !»enny, who now
passes tea
Then I scrubtie«! up again
and steamed th» Madame down to Mar
Unique, to tell Mi«» Stansbury all shout
it, and show her my reeommen«! from the
third engineer.
She was away In En
rope
Her father says she will never to
as beautiful a« her neither.
I thought
lierhaps we might look tn on Martinique
on our way around th» island»
The
^tatue of J ....plnn» Is there, you know "
“Your a«tntene»o are toeoming uncuu
pled. I'eter. You are shirring the narra
tire," said Breen.
"Well, I've torn taking an annual
course in old l,rlee since then.
Kami
Pierre «its In the slindow of the volcano,
and from a geological standpoint------- "
"Exactly, but
"
"Oh. there is no joyous cracker at the
finish of this story. Lady Commander
that le tbe creature of splendor, tbe moth
er— la still at war with me, and Miss
Stansbury still cherishes tbe view that I
am 'just sailing 'round'”
I’eter Constable was singular In varl
nua ways, puaorsaing a large fortune and
no fixture, save the natural tont of a
student.
He had «!••-. ialin-d in geology
for a dosen years. Eiceedingly tall, big
boned, and angular. Constable had a plain,
kindly face and large, quick hand«. Hi«
nose was immense, and not to to classi
fled.
He carried his head iient slightly
forward, a« many tall men do; anti it was
a well brow i I bead of (.Kxlly contour.
Iliere was a imuling solemnity in his
countenance. On» would not have been
surprised to hear that tin« man was a
gamlder, a prea«-her, or a humorist , and.
nut knowing «sadly why, on» would ei
pect It to to ad«M that be was a («««I
man In hi« class.
CHAPTER IL
Constable bad an tin American <-ai>a<-
Ity for waiting.
lie might bar« gon»
ashore in Saint Pierre that night, but
Inatead he «at alone on de- k. in th» wind
le«« harbor. (Jueerljr resile««, he regard
e«l the illumine«! terraces of the city Ra.-k
of all hi« levity and deliberation, Il wa«
not to b» coni-ealed from hi* own mind
that before him lay the goal of the crtii«e
Hbe wa« there, far to the right, among
the light« on the mountain «ide the lit-
Ge girl who had told him be *u a no
body. Constable smiled, and grew «»ri
on* from the start uf an old thought, It
so not Imjevaaible for her lo bar» met
som» em|«eror who had' demanded her
'mart for his throne room,
Th» harbor was weirdly hot.
Th»
heavy, nx>l«t aweetnesa of a bortl<-nltor«l
garden, to which he had likened the nights
of Saiuf I’lcrre, had been supplanted by
dry, devlt«li«ed draughts of air.
Hi«
throat ami nuatrll« were irritated, and to-
baci-o lM>came unpalatable. There was no
moon, sod the stars w«r« *o faint In the
north that the urn»« of Pele» wa« wane
ly shaped against the sky. Tb» higher
light« of th« city had a reddish. uncer-
tain glow, a« if a thin film of fug bung
between them and th» rye; but to th»
south th» night grew clearer,
II» fol
lowc! the circling shore with hl» eye* to
tb» Morne d'Orange, whl-h marked th»
aoutbrrn boundary of the city. Beyond
th» morn» stood the great
plantation
bou«e where «be lived. Th* night wa»
pure purple In that diraction, and tb»
torrid »tars unsullied.
Breen essayed to read the following
f.rsn- - n away. leaving t'aristabi* to make
his first dew-ent upon the city alone. The
Madame bad already been «Ighted from
tb» plantation bou»e, and certain mem
her« of the eatabUsliment were out to
welcome th» guest.
Indeed, (Vinata bl»
bad scoresly stepped asbor» from
hl«
launch at th« Mugar Moding when be
heard hia name ratted and «aw th» flutter
of a handkerchief above th« burdened
beatla of the natives In tb» market place.
It wa« Mi«» Htanabury, in a carriage. Hbe
greeted him merrily :
"Cm le Joey went out to th» »hip from
th« lower landing. I told him I would
c iptur» you if )ou ti»urhe<| here
5Ve are
•ery glad you've <-ome. .Mr. Constable."
lie took ber hand and gained tb» teat
leaide ber in the t-arrlag«.
"This la
¿.r«l lu-.k.” be said uervuuaiy. "1 fearvd
loq might be away aoinewtigre In En
rope or tb» Htatr«
Would you mind me
—•king al thia little book in your lap?"
"It's » tittle volume of essay«.'* ah»
told him. “and I'm not mire that I (rent
!y admire their spirit, nor the vlvwa of
the writer
He make« a atatement, for
instanro, that women are ineap-able of the
5n»r *>-n«ea of friendship, that women
cannot adhere through «ever» testa."
Mi»« Htanabury was to encounter, a
few da;a later, stirring cause to reineni
Ser th,-«» words and l'on*tal*le's reply,
«hii'h la neither here Mr there, ethical
n lie ties not living hia «p>>cialty.
"Tli» man ia an arrant fooL and prob
ably couldn’t get a woman to Hr» with
him," he «aid with finality.
The I«vile« were ««rending the rise i >
Rue Vk-tor lingo, at the aoutbern »i-d
uf the city
The poeieu«»«. coining down
•
women of the occhleut, b«>re a pitiable
look of fatigue in their f»ie«. The pre«
•ure uf th» heat, and th» dispiriting • > i
ddlon of the atmosphere, w-re r»vaw!«M
In the distended eyelid« and eolorle««.
twisted III» of the burden tiearers.
As
Mias Stansbury l>--ke«l out toward the
harlmr for t'm-le Joey'« boat. Constable,
regarded her profile.
Tire delicacy of
color and contour brought to him an Im
periou» realfxation of her fairness
It
appeared that In hia ai»en<'» the rarest
touches of perfection had lieen set
"You haven't changerl much," «he «al l
laughingly.
"You were alway« willing
to agree that I wa* right, ami all men.
yourself Imai of all, ileeply lb the wrung
Ihm't you remember how I u«ed to pres- h
to you about a nutn'« uee«l of duing some
thing emphatic?''
“Indeed I remember.
Your leeaniia
made a deep Imprraaion."
"At least, yeu bore i«-ry gracefully with
an oppressive companion.' «he ileclare«l.
“Just a« if you didn't know t-r-at bow to
diNjwwe of your time and talents!"
"tin th» contrary, you were more near
ly right than you knew. I wa« Io m-«-d
of juat Midi moral stimulus. The aorry
, ■
\l
■
.
-
>ii
bring you admirably ime«i.-d talent« even
now.”
She gianced at him quickly. "I believe
I understand toiler »ome of the dlfllnl
tiro you have had to eonten«! with." «he
said. "Me all read how you kidn«|»-d
the entire Ni-w York new «f«-is' associa
tion how you fed the grimy’ little chat»
oceans of charlotte rune and mountains
of plum duff, giving them a Sunday af
i.-rm-.n at •■■«. nn-l presents ■ ■ t.-iuet:,
tor. That was tine."
"I forgot to tell Breen about tli.it.“
he remarked, smiling at the r«-collection
“Breen ia a friend of mine, who was
good enough to - nine along
lie's a rare
fellow, and you'll like him."
"You make p«-«iple find out by them
■elm so much about you," she otoervyd.
"Think how you let nie believe yon were
absolutely without interest« or ambition»
even last year, while you were making
daily visits to the Jaws of I’elee. It waa
months afterward that I I«-a rued what
t’liise journeys meant and then through ■
the prrsa.
YVe al! read the paper you
delivered before the geological society on
Antillean formation«
Think how I felt
while recalling some of my lecture« on
your rarele«« attitude toward life.
You
might bar» told me!"
"I fail*«l to discover th» a«-cr»t. Mi««
Stansbury," he said quickly. "Old Pe
lee has a big story for the right twin,
but I was unable to drag It forth. I had
nothing to to proud of to tell you."
The ponies had gained the eminence of
the Mome d'Orang*.
Ahead was the
broad, white plantation liouae. where tbe
Sianaburys and Constable'» uncle lived.
To the right waa the daxaling. sapphire
hay, where the Matlame
was
moored
among tbe shipping . toliind and below,
tb» red tiled roofs of Maint Pierro, and
tobln-l the city, back of all, lai Montagne
I'elee, hung Ilk» an emperor of tb» Rom
ans, paled in the inti-n»<- light of morn
Ing. and wearing a délicat« whit» rurbirtT
uf cloud about hi« crown.
"It Is different with moat people," ah»
. rplied, "Tb»y har» ao much to tell of
i ttlo things
Th» allent men who ar»
dreaming of big tin:..» all th» time
think of a conversation like this when th»
island 1» glowing like a brasier I"
"What la the meaning of thia terrific
sultriness and the white scum In th» (ut
ters?" he asked «u-klenly.
"Why, 1 supposed you understood
"
“Understood what. Mias Stanabury?"
"Why, old I’elee ha« toen «howering us
with ash from time to time during the
past ten days. It is tbe tsint of suphur
that S|«>ils the sir. Th» city would have
lieen whit» now, except for th» heavy rain
that washed th» aahea away juat before
<lawa."
Constable turned appr*-hn«lr»ly to
wn rd the volcano. Ila bad come Into an
Inheritance of winged thoughts In th»
presence of th» woman, but th» news of
I’eles's activity disordered lb» very root
of things. Mr». Htanabury was standing
on th» porch of the great house, who««
walla, verandas and
portcullis»» were
cooled and perfume.!
by embroidering
vines.
The driveway was bordered by
Roa» of Hharon hedges. ami the garden«
flamed with poiaettiaa and roaea. There
was a cool grove of mango and India
tree« at th» end of th» lawn, edged with
moon-flowerets and oleander«.
Rack of
the plantation houa« waved th» «loping
•caa of cans; in front, th« Caribbean.
I IW
(oi N r\
Dn tli* ffinnrli
th* praho of Car*
: on rhe north, ih* M oast ar.
<'«matable advam^d racrrly io gita hl%
hgttd fo V|r» Stanabury. who rrvriY**»|
hi* grrettng with muHng rrpr*«inn
||*
wouM ha»«* been Jut may«*«!, bad he n»<
frit ou furuwr oecaRion«
draught«
from thi« «ourur
Still, h* paid b«*r
unquealhmlhf butuag«*
It «¡»» enough
fur him that Mr. Htauabury. an admirable
\n>erlean gvQtWman. bociorvd her with
a life uf on* pointed drtothtn. that h.«
uncle. Jpwph Wall, of
abritai Yuib
dDtT and b«'art ta«tn«TMM*K rhrri»b*«l h*r
good will.
It wav enough for Conet a-
I le. Indredf that Mr« Stan»bury mothered
a daughter, lie wee by no m*an« above
'Urikintç that another ehmild dtallka
him. although Mr* Htanabury waa in
other rv«p*<ct« an l»ul «rilr«l too darkly
fur his p»ri-»pthui.
Tto years bad not
tvil'brd th» elder woman. Hbe had the
»»uve tendril Ilk« delka«'y »t flgur» and
rofitietnent of face.
Her eye» had often
startlesi him with their world weariness
and work! know leslge
They srr. always
wonderful - tto eyes of a mystic mid vib
rant with the auggrotion of undlacovwrvd
oofltlaents in ttoir depths
Th« csx»l.
, ia . . ■ !
kly from his
hand
"I have always remembered your gra
clous hospitality." Constable said
"I rem-ndwr. too," Mrs Htansbnry re-
plied, with scarcely a trace of a smile.
"AVbo could forget the di titisi the dent
ist to La M .iitagne I'elee?
Have you
com» again to look into (tie mouth of the
mountain?"
I! »OS
SEPTEM BEH
(
EVENTS OF THE HAY
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts of the World.
PKEPAKEI) 1 UK THE BUSY READER
1
SWITCH CAUSES DISASTER.
Thirty-Four Passengers Injured
Wreck In East.
Meadville l*a, Kept
15
in
Thirty four
persona were Injured in the wreck of
Erie trivia No. 1. Chicago to New York
express, at Geneva. I’a., a «mall station
eight miles west of here. The wr
railroad officials believe, wa* du<
persona Laving a grievance against
company opening a aw itch aborlly
fore the pii»wiigcr tram arrived.
l)rei|on Gives Welcome to Her
Athletic Sons.
TIIKII HIS AT OLYMPIC EVENTS
The
injured were brought to thia city and
Lass Important but Not Less Inter
esting Happenings from Points
I were taken to a Spencer hospital,
live,
after
having
their
Injuries
Outside the State.
dr,■«•••.I. were d »charged, while la still
Tluw is now. i >n(inc<! in the Well
dicstcr county jail.
remain at the hospital.
Thirty one .sf the injured were pas
««’tigers and three railroad employes, A
Thousands
Portland
Wit»«aa
Strania
Big
Parada
on
Number of
Trophies to Favorites.
Portland,
Sept
15
Crowd*
majority of the former were Italian and
turcl leaves, more modern mil spec
Th» iedcr.il court for Illinois hi» Greek laborer«
It is not believe,! any
tacular, of course, that! the simple
ordered that all imitation wtiivky nt the vdel ma w ill die.
t Litt of victory nf ancient Greece,
must be su labeled
The train is due here nt
M .
were pres ted upon the brow» of Ore
\ portrait
Evelyn Thaw ha« been but was an h»ur late and was running
golfs vi ton. hi , athlete» I.Kt night
seized by the New York sheriff in I ovi-r 50 mile«
miles an hour,
hour
t'pon «triking
will lie sold to pay a milliner » bill. the open
>ti the triumph.il ret'irn of Smithson,
ipen »witch
«witch the entire train
tram left the
th
track, the locomotive turning over upon Gilbert and Kelly from the < l|y topic
|-our people were killed and 2rt in
it« «ide. Two nt the car«, a eomblna game* in London.
iurrd in a wreck on the Yazoo & Mi*
ti -n smoker and baggage car and a dn
l«sippi Valley railroad, near Clark.
All Oregon joined in the demon
.-acti were demoli«hc«l. A majority of
laic, Miss.
itration.
and no < Eytnpic winner,
th>> injured were riding in the coiiil.ina
Rain anil wind has cleared I he at
even in the day* when poets sang
lion car.
nosphrre of Chicago
| he «lllofer
if heroe* and of men who »ailed from
irum forest fire» wa» so thick irnHic
FIVE KILLED IN
ISAS1EH.
<11 NITER III
the *borc* of Troy to bring back
■va» hindered
Constable bad Incumul the especial
honor, ever received a m.-re royally
< olonel Stewart, "the
American
displeasure of th» mother on a former
oil-lion Between Regular aod E«- enthusiastic welcome on hi» home-
Dreyfii«.
'
has
bcm
ordered
tint
t>
vl«lt. thro igh the uriabash««! fashion with
cumuli T rains.
owing
t'n their journey aero** the
which he had »ndeavorod to pry Into the take the riding test lor officers, but
o return to l ort Grant
Ch .-ng,i. Sept 15
It is reported that
•*-ret« of the volcano
Old I'rlee was
'
I
it etl
Identlftol with lbs Inner life of Martin
The
National
Bank
of
North a wreck ha« occurred on the Lake Hliore trance into the border* oi their na
ique, Uhe tbe memory and th« «tatue of America, the New York institution A Michigan S uthern Railroad, at Ches
tive state admir ng multitudes con-
Josephine
Mrs. Htanabury felt that th» wrecked by Charles W Morte, ha»
led 1
Io them n tm ir * ■
terton. Ind , 50 mile« from Chicago
mysteries of the mountain wer» not for been straig ghtciicd up and will resume
lu Portland last night enthusiasm
Wrecking apparatus and a special with
the »yes of man ; least nt all. for th» eyes
reached a climas nt a gorgeous
Dr David M < o ulwin died in !.<>«
uf an American, In whom th» spirit of Angeles three days after marrying physicians have been sent to the scene.
rageant, rivalling in tp
r bril
She had a very clear
veneration waa not
Reports from <'beaterton, Ind., wer* 'i.incv and display any similar scene
hi» nurse
11.» end was hastened by
picture in tor mind of Constable a« li»
hat has been presented in till» ertv
»rrgon land
■ I fraud charges brought to the eflset that five persons wer«
jieered. and poaaltdy epat. into the spirit ■gainst him
Ygeil men and women partie paled,
killed atni more than 20 Injured, Th.
ing chasm« of the «unimlt. and |«>tt«r--d
hihlren took part and small boy«
wreck was caused by a collision betweel n
One woman
about in the dim gorges which «-imei the
veiled thciiKelves hoarse in an intimi-
i passenger train which left Chicago u t cation <•( admiration
Titan's dank«
The daughter bad shared »on» injured
a lithe of her mother's opinion until Con when two tra
I tic most spectacular feature of the
II .3(1 P. M, and which run into the
he l ake Shore road Fog and smoke
stable's monograph on the mountain had
lemon »t ration was the Ing parade
rear of nn etcursiou train T.ouiid for In
UK
I
i
h
<
■.
cut
fallen into her hands
Then sb» realised
|'hou»aii<ls of p
wttr.r i-d it
diannpoha via the Lake Erie A West
that thi» waa no parvenu who had car-
Detroit, Michigan, ia endeavoring to
m| thous.ind* ch ¡leered it .1» it passed,
ern
At tl-e offices rtf the railroad
rie«l on hi» «tudl«-« In ttoir midst.
.tup Huaday ball game«.
n every »treet through which the
here it was said that but two or three
Mr Stansbury ««> away «»•• hi« annual
«rule passed s,tiewalk
were lined,
Michigan forest fir.-» ar» destroying passengers were injured.
trip to the Htate«
Th» mantle of host
while win«!ow» md every available
much valuable timber and imperiling
lining to the isolation of the place
mint of vantage were crowded.
fell, accordingly, upon th«- ample shoul
the lives of many.
definite reports were difficult tn ob
In iddit ii to th. mdlvidual trophy
ders of t'nde Joey.
lie arrived within
tain, Conflicting report« were given by
Nearly 25 «qiinre miles have been
•re i-titcd bv the < ily of Portland to
an hour, and hia trip out to the Madame
the few persons that could be found to
:he hoy«, each has also been the recipl-
had not been futile, ainc» he brought •wept by tin- forr«t tiro in Han Gabriel
talk about the wreck. The number of
|trei-n with him. Tbe latter seemed to reserve, < alifurma.
' gilt
laualties were given all the way from
divine at once the defective current to-
gon
■
'
Thaw may be punished for contempt two injured to live dead tend twenty
'.liming tie o( the boys a* a native.
twen Mrs. Htanabury and hi« friend, «nd by failing to attend a meeting of bis injured.
Baker E’ity on Sunday night pre-
forestalled any «light tension during din creditora al I'ittsburg.
■ i-ntcil Dan J
Kelly with a loving
ner that evening by sprightly narratives
GERMANS SEEK NO FIGHT.
.Moving picture inarhinc« have been
up o( lictiiti >ii
design, and last
<>f the voyage.
He «eerne«! to attret th»
added
to
the
talking
machine«
to
help
light I >;,-<*( C Smithson received
attention of the elder woman, and to to
•
long
in
the
|H>lilieai
campaign
now
on.
Von Buelow Declares His Nation Has i sitni'ar trophy as the gift of the
stimulated by ber close wrutiny of hie
'
.\• i t.-11.
ciuti
No Chip on Shoulder.
face and personality
That evening, after
Following a decision of the depart
’
i.
,i-:,e- 'll-- lic-o ll.I .-it Ilp.,11 'Io- «<•
-nent, immigration officers nt Boston
London, Hept. 15
The Standard yes
iilf of tie citizens of the capital,
have refused Mormons the privilege of terdav morning printed a long interview
randa to smoke
preterite«! Ylfred C Gilbert with an-
'Tin« 1« s««-on.i hand air. Cncle Joey." landing.
with 1‘rinre von Ituviow, Iho tlerinni
ithcr handsome cup
Conatabkr remarked
“I «but
Serious trouble may result over eon
an additional honor Dr Morri
chanrellnr at Norderney.
moment ago and thought I
flirting fish law« enacted by Oregon
son. on behalf of the Multnomah
among the steel mills of the
With reference to British apprehen
an<l Washington covering
Yth’cti. I
h, announce«! tbit that
uongahela."
«ion in the matter of German nava
bin river.
n-’ttution had voted « life member
'You're the etpert in I’elee. not I I'«
hip to each <»f the vktoriou* trio.
In
international
auto
race«
at aggression, the chancellor thing« that it
ter.” the old planter answer»-!
“April
and May aren't our tost month«, but I Brighton Beach, N. Y.. the American would l>e inure natural and exeuaaldt
REPUBLICANS WIN
never knew such heat bstw»n raina «• wa cars won first and «eeond place« and If the Germans were apprehensive of
an Italian third.
being attacked, pointing out that Great
are having now."
Constable moved out Into th» garden
The I'nitr I State« gunboat Vixen Britain has not been invaded nine« the Majority in Msine Muth Reduced In
to look at lite sky.
In no way did h» wa« run down by a tug l-->at and badly time nf William the Conqueror. t on
Four Years.
iinderswtlmate th» seriousness nt the tini». damaged.
The accident occurred in tinning. Prince von Buelow said:
!
’
•
•rtl.md
I.
Mt.,
Sept 15
The Re
“ I can assure you that nobody of am
In th» south, low and to the left of the the Delaware river.
•ease or influence in Germany dream» publican* carried Maine yesterday
t’artot peeks, the new moon ar.»», but
Thomas A. Edison ia nt present tour of picking a quarrel with the English, ‘»V ah, uit H.OOO plurality, a« against
without the sharpness of outline pecu
ing the Pacific coast.
much 1rs« is there anv such insane id«"« .'fi.Nto in the I,i.t prckidentml year,
liar to the tropica.
It was an orange
ind sni'>l in twin
vi ni I < I n I g li t re
as that of invading England.'*
line, no" >'l of • i».-ry. ami blurred, as if
Forest fire» are burning in Canada
turns for governor from Ills out of
seen through a tine wire screen
A faint, juat acrotui th«- line from Maine.
51» cities, towns and plantations
Car Wreck« Anihulancs.
low rumbling was heard from the north.
give Bert M I'ern.ild ' Rep ), 7 t ITT;
A 20-story office building coating
It was like thunder, but the
horlson
Han Franeiaeo, Hept. 15. The ambu Obadiah
Gardiner
I Dem I. 04,991
130,00,000
ia
to
bo
erect««!
in
Chicago.
alKive and around I'el»» wa« unscathed
lance of the Harbor Emergency llo«
I he same places m lw>4 gave Cribb
by lightning
Mi«» Rtansbury had heen
Th«- American battleships Maine and pitnl waa run into by a Foi«om alrcct
Rep I 75 l ’ I D»V«s I Dem I tn «1 <1
at the piano, but th» rnuaic now cease.t
Alabama have left Port Said for Na electric ear Hunday night and William I lie remaining places in 1D04 gave
"llow long is It aince the mountain
Cobb Iti.io, Div is I io
I he tn ssmg
ples.
has had a session of grumbling. I'm l»
llefff-rman. hoepital «trward. and Rub
own» which ire small, four years
The forest fire near lais Angeles con ert Doefner, driver, were «»rioualv in
Joe, ?" Constable a.ked
g . <a»t I#JO Repub!i< oi votes and
"From time to time for the past ten tinues to do heavy damage. One town jure«!.
to Democratic
Doefnsr's sonditinn ia «aid to
days. Itefor» that, twenty years. I'eter." han been wiped out.
The
Democratic
vote
increased
be ctitical a« ho ia «offering a fraeture«l
"This ia quite a novelty thia addlml-
more than ................. ver th.it of ltmt.
•
hull
ns
well
a«
other
injurie«.
The
am
Four
troope
of
cavalry,
together
with
egg mnon," Constable added
" I l'a th»
while the Republu in vote fell off
htilance wo crowing Fol«om «treel
ash fog lying between
If there lan't a people of that vicinity, are fighting
ibollt 25 «>
lh< Republican pltiral-
when
the
ear
bore
down
on
it
at
a
liigi
henry rain In th» night, we'll ha*» a fore * fires near Sturgis, 8. Q,
ty i* the
I in a
rate of speed, striking the wagon in th«
whit« world to morrow."
A hurricane swept Turks island, center, hurling it a di«tnnce of 25 fi-rt (residential year in 25 years.
Miss Mtnnabury ap|>enred on th» »» British Writ Indies, destroying the
The two parti-
split even in the
and completely wroehing it.
*0 citie*, each rapturing 10. 1 The vol-
rands, and mov«d out u|»>n tbs lawn,
capital and killing many people.
where Constable was standing.
ing wa* p irtictilarly heavy ' in the
Carry Cargoes of Salmon.
rural diltrict». owing largely to the
Official statem«-nta show that th»
"Ara yon really so greatly worried. Mr.
Han E'rnneiaco. .Hept. 15. Four vea
Constable?" ah» asked In a low tone.
lopularity of Mr G.trdtner among
cholera situation in St. I’etcraburg and
“Why, the fact that I’el»» 1» acting
«»la bringing full cargoes of salmon the farmer* a» head of the State
throughout Russia is much Worse.
Grange, I’atron» of Husbandry, the
of the ordinary la enough to make any on*
The number of uncmploy«>«l in Ix«n- from the Ala.lt» station« have arrived Democrats making large gain*
skeptical of his Intention«.
Tb»r« ar«
The first to come in was the ship Lie
don
was
strikingly
illustrated
when
Ml f ur Rr[>uh ic.iu candidate* for
a few man eaters among the mountain« of
the world Krakatoa. Batulai san. Coto- 3,(H>0 men surrounded a hospital which wellyn J. Morse, (aptnin Hemming congress were elected and for «tale
uiilitor Charles P Hatrh, Republican,
pail, Vesuvius, Etna -chronic old ruf had advertised for a porter at *4.50 a after a passage of 20 days from Nuaka
fians, whom you can't tame. A thousand week and meals.
gak with 40.047 ca«ea of salmon. Hhr of Augusta, defeated hi* opponent.
years is nothing to them
They wait,
A general investigation of the Pull wa» followed by the ship Indians, Cap
■till a« crocwlilee. until cities have formed
Cholera Proves Deadly.
man
company, its schedule of rat«-» and tain <ll«»n, 25 days from Nushagak
on their flank« and seer* her« built tem
St Petersburg, Sept 15
It is an
its
alleged
discriminations,
is
to
be
with 4s,0"0 eases of salmon.
lost« in
ple« In their rifts.
They have tasted
nounced officially that from noon
the afternoon the ship Star of Italy nn<l
1 i I o > k I, you see. and the madness comes mad«- by the Intestate Commerce com
'September 12 until noon yesterday
the Bark Chariot B Kenney passed tn
mission at Chicago.
back. Price la a suspect."
'here were 25« < .urs of cholera and
both
having
full
cargoes.
(To b» continued )
I deaths m tin. city
The mortality
The Pacific fleet has left Honolulu
since the beginning of the epidemic
for Samoa.
Trouble in French Congo.
is over 25 per cent
One of the vic
Jl.t I.It,» a He».
The battleship fleet has arrived at
Rrn«»e!«, Hept. 15
Passenger» who tims yesterday wa« a tenor belonging
"Why doewn’t thnt Inry
Philander Albany, West Australia.
arrived at Antwerp Hundnv from the to the famous choir of St Alexvndre-
find aoinethtng to do?"
Congo report serious troubles in ’he Nev'ky, who wa. stricken alter the
Russia was almost united in the cel
"Find amnwthlng to du? Why. h»'g
E'reneh Congo, where natives revolted service. A council of physicians has
ebration of Tolstoi’s Both birthday.
and in sections surrounded a numtor of recommended the closing of the sa
busy as a tiew."
(¡rest Britain has just launched a whites. A relief fore» waa sent to the loon» at 5 o’clock on workdays, as
•'But he hasn't doti» a I thing thia
battleship larger than the DreudnaughL »id of the white« un>l «everal engage alcoholics arc especially «u.cept.ble
winter but loaf."
meats were fought, many being kill«-! to the disease.
"Well, that's what a tie® does tn «I»
Germany will reject the note on Mo
ter, doesn’t IlF
rocco and relations with France are
Steal Valuable Goma.
Tabs Evidence on Merger.
strained.
One
Han Bernardn». Cal., Sept. 15
Silt Lake City. Sept
15
In the
I ■■»eesaaey *fw«v.
H. B. Miller, American consul gene of the moat daring theft« occurring
_ in federal court here an order wa* en
"They used to give inch splendid ery
lertalnmenta, but they never seem te ral at Yokohama, is on his way home mining ramps nf thia eonnty in years tered yesterday appointing Sylvester
has Juat been reported to the sheriff, G Williams, of Denver, special ca
for a vacation.
bar» anything worth going
to any
tnrqnoi«» gema valued at *5.000 having nnon, r to take evidence in the and of
A forest fire la raging _ in ____
the valley
more."
. (
____
lem removed from a earhe in a shark the United State» government against
"No. They have an established p>«a* west of Loa Ang.-l.-s and several small at the Wood A Co 'a gem mines. 12 jthr so died merger of the Harri
tmu lu aoclarty now
towns are threatened.
miles north of Hart.
man Pacific railway lines.
I