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friends
I love that sort oí fatigue.
I prolong rny vini a««w.
lavalida shouìd
could not have left my patient until bs be quieC at Ibis huur. You »»• I unler
People Ara Flocking to Washington by
was oat of danger, but now I can safely s'»i«l all ahmit 11. Alitali«; bui l ani grte«
Thousands for Event.
trust him In Grevtlls's charge
ile I» » —I lo !b<- h.-art to se» yoq llks Ih » "
capital ñoras. In «tute of bte boylahueaa.
"Yen ma»! invi uak» ymirvwlf unhappy
W ashington, March 2. Washington
•nd be haa Burton to help him
By ths sbotti It ; Il to only a caw of paltone«,
The Sunehine
is filling with inaugural visitors and
bys. Mr Moore sent his Io vs to Bonny. and I bar« go>wL attentivs children.
I
already the str« eta show the face» of
M ay, I must try and remember his uws «iati their muther coukl
them. ab»
of the Family
sags, he bode his llttla sunbeam remem <•1 atwaya so proud of them“
many strangers. The fine weather to
ber her mission, sod not to be afraid of
Florence, you
"Yss. inde««! !
l’oor
day
brought great throngs out upon the
!o>t '« U>s '
’
mini mi«» hsr, Alnalis." And Misa Car-
avenue along which the inaugural pa
"DM Mr Grevllle send ms a tn soags. ringlon'a llp qultered »li»htly, fot ber
too?" »eked AU mmi . a Nitis timidly. Miss slster had beva <h» object of bar dearvsl
ra.l«> will |x»s and which ialiving given
•Ifx'tlon. »he had never teli mi Arsali to
Carrington hesitated
CHAITEII XIX - (Continued.)
the finishing touches in decorations.
It w >• a
.... a. Mie-» ■ sa I
"Well. I think l.s sent hla lovs, too — Fk>r«m-«'» buaband a» »he did now ; ber
Preparations made by the new Union
- one .,f g-,.«« rare Meptemhor evening« In fa«-t. h« arot a great many mewaag««. gray sym mued upon hnn pitylttgly-
"t'hlldrrn, you must tsk» <-ar» uf yorir Lets Important but Not L«»» Inter station fur handling th« crowds today Al»o Draws balaría» of Both Placet
that c.sne when summer an«) autumn e*m but I told him I could no be a carrier of
blerdii.g into «a.-h other.
Alison stood nreireuae. «nd aboaid only deliver on«— aunt ; sh» miist be llred with ber jixtr-
received the first real test, and so far
esting Happenings from Point»
Supreme Court of Oregon So
tor a m uoent In the hall, debating wheth 'That ho had kept his promise, and bad ney. Tomorrow y«u must >"iu» sud sii
has proved satisfactory.
Committees
Outside the Stats.
with me. Diana." RII»« Carriogton teli
er she sm too timl to seek lt.«g»r in the besa working fanvoiMly.* “
Rulad Many Year» Ago.
in charge have made exceptionally
tim'ier yard, or whether abe ebould In
“Uh, I am s-i gia-l." return»! Vlson. berself geoily dlsmlated. bui ab* did noi
complete arrangements for receiving
hi»
“Aunt DI It was talaumleratsud him. and. preoaliig
duige In solitary mua ug umler the Ilins brlghtanlng at thio
and caring for visitors. Hotels are
haml klndly, ab» follo* ed thè otbara (rum
trees. A fr««r half teeir •»» a de'icious not good of ,ou to keep Mr Moore's 111
The California senate has pa*»e<l a rapidly filling. Some are already full.
Salem, March 2. In the presence of
thè
rootu.
boon, and she -noet employ It to the best ness from me. I aboil id hors Idl'd to
direct primary bill.
All aigna indicate that Washington
practically all the stat« officials. Sec
advaatage. Mbs «haud.-d sfier a moment bars »hared your anxiety. |t«ar old man.
Three of Pittsburg’s councilmen have will, during the week, entertain the retary of State Benson yesterday took
that she was too dull for even It iger's I am so thankful he is spared."
CHAPTER XX
largest crowd that haa attended an in
'Tlis character »omel lovelier than
rompnny to cheer her—for she was in one
Ml»« • r«~-»i>«d th«- uew» »f Aunt Di been convicted of grafting.
auguration. Beginning tomorrow sol the oath of office as governor of Ore
of those mo..'« that the mawuline mind ever In bls hiHirs of suffering." observe«! ana's xrrhal with an ei. lamstlon of dis
A Seattle man stood by and watched dier» will commence to arrive, and gon and immediately entered upon the
finds'•<> 'fit' 'il: to un i
ind sue Miss Carrington, thoughtfully
"be was may. and a hot fl-i«h rame io ber fare
his
wife thrash a man she says insulted from then on there will t>e a constant
was Juet taking down her garden bat front so patient, so grateful to us all for our "Oh. Alison. It will b* dreeilful to see
performance of hi.» duti.-s an such. The
her.
unloading of trains.
the peg when a figure «-ame between her «-are of him
I understood then what her I
I always was afraid of her. you
oath
was administered by Chief Justice
Admiral Bob Evans is going to be a
and tb" evening light, a (am.liar rol.-e being like a little child meant It •eemeO know . she I» one of tb>ws painfully (omf
Emperor William delivered a speech
Spoke her rum., au.l the n-it tuoiv..-it Ml
as though It were ws who were blind, eoi |,e».;>|e who make one feel small sud hoe praising ‘th«- work of his minister of policeman. The preaident wante«l con F. A. Mo re in the governor1» private
•on was In Aunt Duins'e arms
he—4is seemed ao •teeped In the light of rid.
gress to make him a vice admiral, and office.
Following the administration
Please din't let her come In to war.
Mias <'arrington s ki>- •
were
very hearen."
it may some day, but pending that of the oath, the assemblage expressed
night " And Mbuie sit holt upright in
The South Dakota legislature has put elevation In rank he. along with all
gniie and tender
They >|>oke »olum-e.
"I»o you think hs wanted to 6lsY‘ ask
a panic.
their approval by generous applause
but She seemed to ban no words st th« e.1 Allams, In an aweatruck vol«-». "How
Xo«, Miss Carrington ha«i quick ears, woman suffrage up to a vote by the other nu mb- rs of the inaugural com
and then «xtended congratulations to
tuotuent.
But Alison's "Oh. Aunt Di!" strange It seema that hs should be mi and shs cnugbl the most of this speech people.
mittee on the public comfort, has been
Mr. Benson.
ear more than rhepunt the quiver of willing to go'*
and laughetl to h.-rwlf softly . for It is
Adlal Stevenson, ex-vice president. commissioned a policeman lor special
The first official act of Governor Ben
her voice meant e «tssy.
lint the next
“Why not?" replied her aunt. Th-ath ilio*« wb*> try hard to lie »«wsl who are
duty
on
March
4.
Badges
of
authority
is going to establish a university at
son was the appointment of 8. A Kog
moment M.«» t'srriiigton put her at arm's haa no terrors for him. W by should be tbs ui>Hit cons, toils of eiil within, so l
such as all bluecoat» wear have been
Chicago.
er, as insurance commissioner and Miss
length, and. »til! holding her, scrutinised frer tbe auniBwma from the Master whom Mme • arrinc o ass ■■
w > ■
id -iftru
provided.
Flossie Shambrook as alenographar to
her face aim-mt pitifully.
hs lovsd aud t-i«il tu serve here, and who criad with Mt Paul, "Th- good that I
Lucky Baldwin is dead. He leaves
it is not probable that " Fighting
"Allie, my poor, dear child, what have died on the crosv for h.s redemption? And » -"i I I . .1 . :
I I-
.1.1 ’
an estate of about 410,000,000 for Bob” would get out upon the avenue the governor. Half an hour later the
commission of Pi ter Applegate as state
they done to you? Oh. dear, what thin r«t bs was resigned to stay, for Or« •oft toward the willful filile girl who had claimants to fight over.
swinging a club to restrain the crowd
cheeks, whnt heavy eyes!"
Ami and
u' . '« «si»
• I ‘ .• lad wsn » urn a ¡, • . brought such misery on herself and otb
land agent, was signed.
The Palace hotel ami
gambling and preserve order during the parade,
denly closing her fare between her hand». longer.' hs sai«l once. 'Well, I atpp«« «■rs. sven before she entered the room, bul
C. N. McArthur, who haa been chos
house,
one
of
the
landmiurka
of
Reno,
,
but
be
and
bis
committee
asMiciatva
• be klam-d her again anil again, and M s» I can spare mr boy a year or two out of ber Örel sight uf Missis gave her a feel
en as private secretary of Governor
! will wear their badges and should the
Carrington •»« not a «Iciuonatratlre worn eternity; I noun to bars no will of my i ng of surprise. Mbs said afterwatd «lie ha« been destroyed by fire.
Benson, is at work in the governor’s
admiral decide to make an arrest, it office, but he will not I m - officially ap-
an- her cnr«-«es meant something out of own about It. When the Mas’cr calls I '«Msetl to w « Older at Auislis's Infatuation
W. M. Crum, the negro collector of |
will
lie
wise
for
the
spotted
one
to
go
ths common. They brought Alimin’s • «ft •hall be ready, but perhaps for who for rhe « hihi, for •he was certaiuly a t«e- custom» at Charleston, 8. C,, has re
pointed to that position until after the
peacefully.
rolor back, and the happy tear» came into
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witching little irrature.
signed to relieve Taft of embarrass
special »•• ision, as McArthur desires to
her eyas.
thinking of my boy, too.'"
The pink ribbons In Mlaato's dainty ment.
perform fun dull! s as tqn-iikrr of the
"I am glad I did not tell < m." re
"Ilow I ah ild lore to are him again'" dressing gown sere not pinker than her
house. McArthur is not drawing his
EIGHTY EIGHT DROPOUT.
A
Boaton
priest
was
severely
beaten
turned, unsteadily: "I shall be quite »«-II exclalmod Altaon with a sigh.
chacha, bar blue •>»» ah>Mie with un
salary as private secretary but is »till
am! rested now I have seen your dear
“No you will by and by. I bops
I!« easy light, and the soft, fair hair lay In by three thug» who lured him from
drawing
pay ns s|M-nk«-r of the house
Twelve
Senator*
and
Seventy-Seven
face »gain, oh. Aunt Di. h.>< I h»«e ml«a«-d you dreadfully, Alison."
delicate rings above the pretty, ehll-lieb home on pretext that a Wuman needeii
whiic helping to revise the house
wauled you." her voice sinking still
"And you. Aunt IM?"
From Lower House Do Not Return.
fare; tier frightened, appealing look would dying rites.
journal.
I am not going to tell you about that
lower.
have too* lied a colder heart than Mi»»
Washington. March 2. Twelve *« n-
Improvements are soon to be made
Mr. Benson will now draw two sal-
"Ye«, I know," replied Mbs Carring Then, sa Allaotr'a eyes l<s»k«d pleading
It
»«<
wilti
real
afee
Carrington'a, ami
nt..r- .ii'! . , r< pi. -• -it.it IV»
r • n.l .is art«», $6,000 a year as governor and
ton. alllXHit abruptl) all lhe more hr •he continued earnestly: "Child. I believe tlou that «he bent over her. But Mlaale'a in Grant's tomb.
C>iuse her foellngs were not so well mi
we are a sort of uecwwsity tu each other tender consclamre mads her «brink from
All arrangements for Taft's Inaugu of the present congress, will be absent 44,f>UO n year as secretary of state,
drr control as usual. "Allie, wbat must
at least. I And my lit» will not shape her sunt's kisars
when the Sixty-first congress «seem- lit» right to the two nalnries was de
ration are completed.
yon haie thought of my ailenre? tome, itself pro|«erly without you. I am always
"I'lease don't be so kind to me, Aunt
Ides in special sesalun on March 16. clared by the Supreme court many
Rioting a<ainst royalty ended the ■ Hopkins of llllinois and Stephens of years ago, when Secretary of State
let us alt <l««wn sonwwhere where I can thinking how Allie will tike this or that
D isim every utie la. aud it is mil right."
talk to you without interruptimi. I don't Your atisencs quite took away the pleas
Coder
"My «Irer little girl, we none of ua earinvlval w«-«k at Lisbon.
j Wisconsin have not been re elected yet, Chadwick became governor.
want to see any other face but yours urs of my trip
You naughty child, you h so! I . • .■ . ir-
Harriman is to address the Texas and it is |>oa«iblc the numtier of sena- the decisions of the Supreme court Hen
for the |irrei-nt not r, n |(< g. r • '
look delighted; but th«.re comes my tea
. k Im I , we ars fsr too aorvj (•.« legislature on railroad laws.
son will continue to be governor after
! toriai absentee» will be 14.
"I think my room will I* beat," re
please pour me a cup, and then tell me you. Of course, you bate been a nsuglii,
Of tb« ,7 representatives who retire his Urm as secretary ends. Hi» term
The Kalkan trouble is ataiut to prove
turned Allsott, hesitating • little. "Mine all about your poor father."
ciiild; you haia l«reu wiling your small
. on March I, Hepburn of Iowa hits as secretary will «nd when the next
I-eigh is in the drawing room and Rudel
Alison was »«on narrating the story
world on tire, and bate go< your pretty too much for the powers to untangle.
; aervod 22 years tn congress, nod Sher legislature meets. Hi» term as gov
In the dining room, ami Roger grurrally of ths last fortnight.
Mias t'arrington wings singad. Wall, now you have learn
Hcncy’s fees for prosecuting the man of New York, who becomes vic« ernor will not end until his successor
•its in the study when hr c< i ■ - In of an had retailed her« aud Roger's Istter» late rd wisdom through painful etperieu««,
Oregon
land frauds amounted to |i»6,- president, has served 20 years.
Dele- has been inaugurated.
•venlng
Wait a moment. Aunt Di. the previous night, aud Mr. Moore's ha«l and we must all help you to get the le»
tMXi.
gat«« Smith, of Arizona, ha* served 16
please. I must ask Harsh to make Mime put her in poaae«sioa of the latest news; suu perfect."
tea tor you supper will not t» ready still there was much that she wished tu
"I don't tiiliA any one waa ever ao
Great Britain haa provided for an years am! Cooper of Texas baa nerved
FIND PORPHYRY GOD.
fur an hour.
Oh," «¡ailing »rcbly. ' I hear. Mb' listened attentively, and with
wk-ked as I, Aunt Diana," sigh«-«! Missle. increase of about 100,000 men in the 14 years.
In
years
of
service,
Senatcr
Tel!,
r,
know your taate Aunt Di can not go out interruption, as the girl poured out
U ii.. ■ > lear,
: • ' .Ti. d I.er
army.
of Colorado, is the Nestor of the retir Bnlieved to Prove That Egyptians Set
tbe history of her hopes and fears. Iler briskly, "It is not my concern to go alvut
without her t«m."
Senator Fulton will in all probability ing ctatemm, having been elected sen
Miss Carrington offere-1
no
remon
tled m Mexico.
gras
inleeratod tare, bm ! m
weighing my neighbor'» trespasses in a
•trame. |M-rha|>» ah«- »•« in ne,-<l of re
• tightened grasp uf Alison's band, s|Hdtr balance;
I don’t fancy Im num wsles be ap[iointed as the new Federal Judge ator upon the admission of his state
l*oa
Angele»,
Cal., March 2. That
| into the Union, taking his »«-at Decem
freshment
She waited to »re the cab
In mule sympathy, but otherwise she said would be nicely ailjust«-d ; but l »tu quit* for Oregon.
the
Egypt
ans
croased
from th« land of
niati deposit her Ittgaage In the ball, and little.
sure of «»tie thing -that I »»< a very
The butterine and storage house of ber 4, 1H76, since when he haa been
tbm abe followed Alison upstair».
"Il has l»en a dreadful time," finish« d naughty child mywlf die red cheeked ap- the Swift Packing company at Chicago J continuously and prominently in the the Nile and settled in Mexico, by
"My flear." ebe obm-rved. I•»>klng round Aluon.
Il 't»- and I were ao afraid of pies I stole gate me moral iudigrstlun
i public eye. He resigned from the sen- means of the |o«t cotit in, nt, Atlantis,
was destroyed by fire.
her as she entered, "this is not your old pap«, and thru Miaale was m > unhappy •till.”
| ate in D<M2 to enter the cabinet of is the new theory advanced by Colonel
The plan of keeping half of the navy President Arthur na secretary nt th« L. R. Fox, a local civil engineer and
room. I thought this was Miasle's?"
and ill
Dial Is Roger's whistle. Aunt
It was Imtsmible to look grsie over
"Yea. but Mi»»ie had mine, and I did IM- he la wondering what has become of thia. Alison's merry laugh was Infretious on the Pacific has been left to the dis Interior, re entering the senate
In proof of this theory
March archaeologist.
not like to turn her out. it would only me.
Khali 1 tall him in?”
And Mias Miss t'arrington stayed a few mors uihi cretion of th«- president.
, Fox today brought here interesting
4, I8M6.
hare caused unpleasantnos
I'leaee do Carrington notified.
utre. quest inning Misaie alwul her arm.
archaeological specimen» dug up in the
The pope is not enjoying the best of
not ItMik so grieird. Aunt IM. I ha»«
ilogsr's i.H«k of intense surprise amuse«! and talking kindly to her. until the poor
City
of Mexico while wurktm n in his
health
ami
public
audience»
have
been
Unemployed Organize.
got um--1 ni it. and do not mind the crar.e them eicevilvrly. but he welcomed bis child ws» quite happy aud at her raw
charge were excavating through the
discontinued for the presi-nt.
Ml much as I did at br»t at laaat. It doe« aunt with evMent satisfaction
Chicago, March 2. -Under the lead-
"I don't know wtiat It la.” she said
ruin» of a prehistoric temple.
Four
“Now Allie will t«e all right again," that night, when Alison gave her the
not make my head ach«."
All member» of Roosevelt's cabinet i vrahip uf J. Fades Howe, of St. I-ouis, teen feet below the surface they found
"And you never told uw. I could not lie observe«!, with a smile al her; "she g««id night kins; "you all seem trying to who will not continue in office have grandson of the builder of the Fades
a porphyry god, most Egyptian in ap
have Iforru to have thought of you in has tieeu si k for months. Aunt Diana
make me believe that I have not born compleUil plana for private life.
bridge, the Chicago assoc ation of un
pearance, rcsemblir g the Sphinx,
thia room, Alli«
Well, you have spared You are not going to inks h«r away from naughty at all. ami that there is nothing
employed waa formed this afternoon.
weighing
al>out 30 pounds and being a
Three
holdup
men
accused
of
the
me many a heartache.
1 should have us Just at present, are you?”
to forgive."
A committee was named to protest to
wanted my child 1« * in her little naat
"No. not Just now," returned Mias
"I thought forgiveness meant that." re theft of 46 cents have been sent to the the mayor ami the finance committee of foot tall.
Nearby were an uni of terra cotta
Carrington, quietly. "I am going to atop turned Ahs«in. simply; "you know how penitentiary for life by a Chicago judge the city council against the pro|io»ed
•nd b»v«
Ul I k|
SUM I
painted Vermillion, proving that it waa
and jury.
not get her" And Miae t'arrington I«w until yon ars tired of me. and then Allie the Bible sitcaka of sins blotted out
reduction of th« appropriation for
for use in temples and not for the com
ftlvely »hudfbrred as she Itedied at ths and I must say good by to sa«-h other fur that means the page 1* white again one
Senator Root has denounced anti-Jap street work. The organixtion propos
mon people, and bearing representa
grim lines o| ths crane, ami round the a llttla longer. What should you say to can write freshly across the blank."
es
to
manitain
a
local
headquarters,
an
agitators
ami
canal
muckrakera.
bringing her for a tew weeks In the
dark, heavily furniatiml room
tion» of «<;», Egyptian priests and
There never was s merrier supper table
employment agency ami bureau of
"I am glad I did not tell you." re spring. If your father gets better? You iban the one al Th« Holms that night ;
Taft has declared for a prompt tariff
chieftains, some heads of priests, ar
turned Aheon. gently, as she unfastened look In want uf a change, Roger; they lata ss It *••. 1‘opple sat up for It. and revision and the creation of a commis transportation.
rowheads and a spindle bearing hiero-
Miss t'arrlngtons mantle an«) waited on • rs working you too hard, my boy."
no one rebuked her for her chatter. Rude) sion Ister.
‘ glyphics similar to the Etruscan, Fox
New Train Record Made.
“Yon must not tempt me. Aunt Diana," kept op the character of a tnshful schoul
her
Perhatis Aunt Diana loved to feel
dc.-lres the porphyry god is 3,000 years
A man horsewhipped Billy Sunday at
ths soft little hands busy atwut her, for ba return'd, rather gravely. 'There will boy; l«Ut even be relaxed his wide eyed
Pittaburg. March 2. Running
_
r Id.
The gravity when Otter was admtred and kind Springfield, 111., for using vile language four d fferent roads en route, a special
•he offered
no
resistance
a»
Alianti !>• no holiday for me next year
•m«M»t bed her hair, and brought her a whole concern rests on my shoulders at
Inquiries nun!« after Bulky, Aunt Diana before women.
train tiearing a threatical company
Perrin Get* New Trial.
footstool, uf wht<4> ehe took powwwalon present, and our manager la a dcfsultsr. knew the way to a boy's heart; though
A million dollar corporation has I wen today made the distance of 766 miles
San
Francisco,
March 2. The Unit
Alison shall go with you, and welcome "
•he naver had a boy of her own; but formed to manage the discoveries of from Boston to Pittsburg in the record
herself.
ed States Circuit court of appeal»
"Well, well, wa must ses about It; there are soma unmarried women wh<>»»
obssrvsd Miss Car-
"That I« rifht.
smashing time of 17 t» hours. Fifty- handed down a decision tndny granting
the wizard Luther Burbank.
There la large natures »-an etnbrai« a Whole world
rington. stroking the brown head that laiil winter com-a l«efors spring.
five mirutas were clipped off the beat _____
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a new _____
trial to _ _ Dr
E. W. Perrin,
eon-
Itself In child fashion .«n her ls|t. Alison plenty of time, and I duo*! mean to giro of llttla ones, and such a oua waa Aunt
Von Buelow has warned Russia that
prei
ious
between
Buffalo^
and
victed
nt
land
frauds,
in
connection
up my plan of haring ymi and Allis to
was so very tired there was utter stain
if she helps Servia against Austria
Diana.
Pittsburg, the timo being five hour» with John A. Benson. The new trial
Now I must see your father;
don in her attitude, and yet she wss so gather.
But as she talked and laugh'd with tbe Germany will fight for Austria.
and tan minute».
is granted on th« ground that District
will yon tabs ms to him?" And Rogar other», bar been gray eyes followed Alb
happy, too.
Seismographs in various parts of the
Judge Dellavrn erred in excluding cer
"Now we will hare ona of our cosy consented with alacrity.
eon's every movement. It s«eme«l to Mias
Snow Falla Over Pari».
In ths tMssaga sha «topped and laid Carrington that her darling was changed world have recorded another severe
tain testimony. Benson, who was con
talks don't look at th* d-»r. Alli» -I ata
It is thought o have been
Parle, March 2. Snow haa been fall victed at the san e time, appealed on
In no hurry for my t«s
My dear. I am her hand upon hla arm.
somehow - aoms of ths brightness that earthquake.
'Thank yon for taking care of Aills; had always lighted her young fare had in South America.
long lag to tell you how It is your iMtera
ing in Part» almost continuously for the ground of insufficiency of the in
have miscarried. I read them all for the I know how goo.1 you bars been to her." faded a little; she was graver and mors
Th« battleship fleet has tiegun to dis 48 hour» and a blizzard of unprece dictment and was denied a new trial.
"It la stie who has tieeo <«••! to ns," ha In earnest.
first time last night."
perse to th« various Atlantic navy dented proportion» prevail» throughout The opinion was rendered by Judges
"Aunt
"Aunt Di. do you mean that you have rstnrued. with a sudden flush.
“Allie haa laid aslite her leading strings,
Many death» are reported. Morrow and R om .
yards and the work of overhauling the France.
flown to us --only telegraph wire» could Diana, you do n«»t know the blessing she •nd has learned to walk alone," shs said
Several inches of snow has fallen in
vessels will begin at once.
has
l>sen
to
ua
;
wa
bars
to
thank
you
have done It," laughing im-reflulously,
to herself; "though she lorsn me aS mocil
the interior of the Alpes Maritimes
Put Cannon on Airship».
"Yon may he sure that I slum Id hare for that. Alison would never have been as ever, ahe needs me l«-ss.
I ought to
Important reductiona in freight rates and th« conditions at Cann«» and An
Berlin,
March 2. Th« military air
tbs girl shs la If yon had not taken ao tt« glad to know thia, for 1 can not ex- throughout the country are to tie mad«
flown to you If I had the power," return
tibes ar« exceedingly wintry.
ship of the future is to be armed with
ed Mian t'arrington. seriously.
"Allie, much pains with her."
pect to lira forever "
by the railroads.
In most caa«s th«
small ennnon or machine guns. The
"Don’t make me vain, Roger"
f was not In Hwitserland. as you rhonght
(To be continued.)
advances mail« in January are to be
I
Foreign Labor May Clash.
army authorities at several headquar
"Missis and I bar« proposed baying
I was recalled auddenly, a fortnight ago
annul
cd.
A M«esH«n nt Honor.
Pueblo. Colo., March 2. The local ters throughout Germany ar« experi
by Mr. Moore's smblcn illnraa. G ravi I Is h«r a llttla red mororeo book and pre
Mother Willie, you wlcke-i boy. yon
The United States revenue cutter situation between the Servians ami tWa menting along this line and it has tw-en
telegrspbeil for me, and I cam« horns at senting It to her," continued Roger, with
haven't kept your word. Yon prom Mohawk struck the rocks . ff Hell Gate Austr ans is rapidly approaching a virutally decided to provide balloons of
dry humor ;
the title will bs 'Aunt I >,
onre "
ised you would never steal jam. and at the entrance to New York harlior. critical stage. Ran f'orubovith, editor the rigid Zeppelin typo either with
Alison. ana's Haying»,' for Allia brings out
“Mr. Moore III !” exclaimed
fresh oos sv«ry day. Misaia ssya ahs la here I final yon at It again.
A bail leak was sprung but the vessel of a local Servian paper, has br«n re cannon of small caliber or machine
with a fast paling faee.
In vent Its. and colne rtiem bsrself; but I
"Vea. very III. bat. thank God.
peatedly threatened with death if he guns.
Willie Well. It's no worse than you. may be saved.
have an Idea that itisy are genuln«."
old friend in better now. It has
does not discontinue his remarks on th«
You Mid you were going out this «veil
celebrated
his
Harriman
haa
just
Misa Carrington sbook har head at
aniious time f«»r ua. darling
Grevllle
Austrian government.
Harvaatar Company Paya.
ing. and If yon had kept your word 61st birthdazy.
la res« down and unhappy you »red not him. and only ba«le him lead the way
you
wouldn't
hare
found
ate
stealing
Topeka,
Kan., March 2. The Inter
look nt ms so repro«.«hfully.
I would to hie father's room. Alison had already
Riotous suffragettes have t*en went
Chtneae Gate High Honor.
national Harvester company today paid
hot write to you- It would bare given prepared him for hla slater In law's riait. Jam.
to jail in London.
Ithira, N. Y„ March 2. T-nfu Hu. to R. L. Thomas, clerk of the Shawnee
you uselres pain, ami I was so engro«se<l and he held out bls band with a pleased
Her ll»ra.
with nursing that letter» were Impoael
emils.
A direct primary law is to be rushed of Wu Chong, China, waa elected to county District court, 313,702, the fine
"Wbo'a y«mr Ideal of bravery?"
th« Phi Beta Kappa fraternity at Cor and coats aam-aae-d against the company
•'rtils is kind. Diana. 1 said the al
bl« luxuries.
Little did 1 think In my
qnarted the old bachelor, la It General through th« Colorado legiulature.
nell lart week. Thia ta the first time by Judge A. W Dana for violating the
Bight watching that Alli« waa anvlous ienee waa not like you; my poor girl
here haa been fretting herself about It; Kurohl?
“Lucky” Baldwin is seri«>usly ill in the hi»tory of Cornell that a Chine»« Kanaaa anti-trust law». The case waa
•nd unhappy, tow."
__ ,________
___________
"No," answered th* aplnstcr deeper an I his physicians say he cannot sur haa been else led to the highest honor appealed ami affirmed by the Supreme
of ___
«'«vires
you never __ got
tbe letters "
“Aunt IM. that is why yon look tired " but _
No, ladred; Al moo will tall /«« about j ately, "it's a Mormon."—Tb« TatJar.
^^rj'iredl Nouaeoae, child. It is a bl
vive.
ary aociety.
court a month ago.
: Aunt Diana
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EVENTS OF THE DAY
BENSON TAKES OATH
Newsy Items Gathered freni All
Parts ol the World.
Secretary oí State Takes Chair
Vacated hy Chamberlain.
PREPARED IHR THE BIS) READER
WILL RW IIIILD RUTH OFFICES
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