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HAWLEY SMART
R/XCE HOR A WII-'E is the story of a charm
ing young girl, who, to please her father and
save him from persecution and ruin, consents to
marry a min she does not love. Iler true lover dis
covers a a document which places his rival at a decided
disadvantage, and there is a real “race for a wife,” in
which fidelity and genuine affection win the prize.
This serial is unique in all of its features of plot
and action, with the incidents entertaining to the la-1
degree, The interest is maintained to the very last
chapter and the story will charm all lovers of j;ood
fiction.
A
CO I N T Y, OttKiON
Mannetele, after the man -r II »trevg ■>
oB. H» established a creel and coet-«>f
arma, be had bla cards engrered. "Mr.
and Mrs. Pmrmail Manuersley ;” h» aat
hlmaelf down to wait but notsvdy called
Money will do and dom do a good deal,
but ber» »nd ther» blood r«op»cta it»
rights.
The county were not g->lng to
webxim« w I m I they designated aa "a
money-grabbing attorney who waa fatten
mg on tbe necwMitiee of Harold lirai-
sua of Glinn ”
Th« Master of tbe
Hounds. It waa true, called upon him;
but even I'earman could regard that in
no ottier light but that of a buslnee»
transa>-tiua 11« asked and obtained leave
to draw the covers, gave th« solicitor a
capital luncbevm on hi» return vtait. but
bad steadily refused all invitation» to
dinner
In due «Hirer of tibie Mr» Pearman
died- She left but on» »on, who at th«
perks! of her death was an undergradu
ate at I'ambridge. but who. now many
ynars older. I» the gentleman who danced
that quadrille with hau.Uoiue Maude lirai
son.
1
i I'rerman has s-i.-cre.jed far bet
ter than hie progenitor In making hl*
Kilfi, altficngfe he
wwv in iti» county
bad Insinuated blmarlt te a certain ex-
tent into oiH-iety. there were many ot th»
county families who utterly Ignored tho
aolicitxr'a son. The men of th. family
might know him In the hunting held, the
younger axil might even go so far as to
drop In at M.nnenley for lunch, when
the hounda or aught else took them tliat
way. But the wumeu tattooed him they
would none of him; and bilte.-ly did bam
I'earman feel that haughty ostracism. All
men have their ambitious. I'earman bad
hi. father'» lutensltied. to lie acknowledg
-I a. w ii !.
lie quli» understood that the recognition
of the ra-v ...it»- .nd huut.ng
-Id aat
far from vmuututiug such.
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts ot the World.
ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT.
Crazed Italian Steerage Paaaenger
Tries to Kill E s-Praaident.
London, March 30.
An attempt
PREPARED FOR THE BUSY READER
Leva Important but Not Lest Inter
esting Happenings from Points
Outside the State.
Taft op|»oe«» high dutice on the ne-
ceeaariee of life.
Chicago businesa men have open««! a
war on bucket »hoi«.
Harriman «aye hi» health is greatly
improved a« a rvalut of hie trip to the
coaat.
Herbert L. Swift, ora of the heirs
of the founder of the Swift Packing
company, ia inaane.
A number of bill« affecting the
bankruptcy law huve been introduced
in both houeea of eangrM*.
to
aasaainate Theodore Rooeevrlt
»as
ma«ie on the steamship Hamburg, ac
cording to dispatches received here to
day fum Horta, Island uf
Fayal,
DEATH WINS FIGHT
Governor Cosyrove Passes Away
at Paso Rohies.
Az
ores. The assassin's attempt w as frus
trated, the disjiatches mkl, and the man
was placed in irons.
As the steamer was (using sight of
land Giusa-p]« Tosti, a kteerage pas
senger, broke from his companions ami
started for the upper deck, where Mr
Roosevelt was standing with his •on
Kermit.
" He has let them take away my
child,” shouted Tosti.
in English,
"Now he »ball pay for it."
Sailors seized Tosti, quickly maater-
ed him, carried him below and by the
captain's orders put him in in n«.
F»e four days
prisoner ri’fu •<! to
eat, constantly crying:
“Roosevelt is
trying to poison me.”
Then the ship’s doctor had to taste
all food offer«! to Toeti before he would
eat it.
At Mr> R.wiecvrlt's
reipnut
tin-
steamship
Hamburg's
i-oursc
was
changed to the Azure«.
END EÛMES VERT UNEXPECTEDLY
Heart
Failure Was Immediate Cause
ot Death
Bouy to Be Brought
North tor Burial.
Paso Robles, Cal., March 19. Sam
uel G. Cosgrove, governor of the state
of Washington, died here suddenly
at
3 :30 o’clock yesterday morning.
Heart
failure
wiui
the immediate
cause uf the governor's death.
Al
though his condition had recently been
reported as improving, the governor
had really been growing worse, and two
days ago he took to his room. Although
conscious of his weakened condition,
death was suilden and there waa no op
portunity for a last farewell between
A Japanese bank at San Francisco
KiNQ TO ABDICATE.
has cloved its door* and examiners arc
husband and wife.
trying to untangle the book».
Peter Prepares to Give Up Claim on
Bright's diM-ase had market) Govern
Servian Throne.
or Cosgrove for a victim over eight
Rooaevcll will »top at the earthquake
CHAI'TKR I.
“Don't be abeurd. Maude; you know
months ago. Hr broke down in health
strickhen city of Mi aaina on hia way
X minster la all alive, simmering. bub- ver» well whom I mean that dark man »
Belgrade, March 30. Deserted by
during the Washington primary cam
to th«- African hunting ground«.
bling u«s with »»citement ; the magnate. your last (isriner ”
Russia and confronted with the de paign, retiring to his home at Pomeroy,
am adjusting riblKius. fitting wreath«,
“And wherefore should I not dance
The Utah Fuel company, charged mand of all the jaiwers that she assent
Wash., in September, and was brought
scenting po<A.-t han<lk»r<i>l»f». stretching with him?” Inquired .Miss IVniaon.
CHAPTER II.
with obtaining coal land« unlawfully,
gloves, tying white unk .kit he. ami uth
"For a huudrvsl reasons
1(1«
Harold ¡truieuo eau» au eiaiiittereii, die has mail« a complete surrender to the to the annexation by Austria of Bosnia to Paso Robles hot springs shortly after
er« las preparing for the momentous even- alone should have suffi.-rd to prevent It." ai»polnted man far loo clever not to ••»
Although
and Herzegovina without any conceit the election in November.
Ing. Tli» Inferior clay of X an osier hover
'*l><-ar me.' MvftM ’he young lady, bow be bad thrown tb» fame ot life government.
I zligtiUy
• ion a to herself, Servin has swallowed
about the gateway of Th» Georgs b<>t»l. m.-rrily
"Y.-u have piqued my woman's assy by the turf follie, and »virava
The Chicago, Milwaukee A Puget
under the treatment here, the strain of
in all that exhilaration , ot apirita that curioelty. t»o tell me who thio monster Sao.-eo of hi. early day. ; far too proud Sound railroad now has ite rail» laid the bitter doer and now turns on King tiie trip to Olympia to take the inaug
gratuitous (ighta.-elug la wont to produce of Iniquity L». for. truth to say, I did to take a reduce»! statua in th» county In the entire distance of 2,436 milems. A Peter and his dynasty as the scape ural oath was too great and an immedi
among the multitude. It 1« but a mmnen
M b BMBB I Urn M IBM inti.e which b» had been at one tluw a l«ed through aervie» will be ratablinhvd goats.
ate reaction set in.
tary glimpea of «ow hundred or ao of dlli-ed to me ”
A strong party in |>arlianient la agi
iug masiMie. far too selfish to Mcrlfice soon.
Mrs. C< sgr,.vr, worn out from her
ladles and geutlemea in evening attire
"You didn't know who he waa? I an iota of that pride to enhance the plea»
tating for the di-po-ition of King Pi ter months uf constant attendance upon
diet is destined to be the reward of their thought not
It has been found that all wedding» and the election of a new king, not
That's young I'mrman — ur« of either tua wife or tua daughter
her feeble husband, waa overcome by
patience; but then, you see, Xminater is tbe unmitigated ¡ad.”
lie bad married. e«rly in life, a lady of for th«- peat 50 year, at one of Lon- a».... latrd with either the K tragi- rg<
ther grief, but late in the afternoon
a town in which rhe stream of life runs
“Ho that was Mr l*»arman, waa It?” good family in hia own county. It bad don'» leadn g churchea are illegal,
vitch or the Obrenovltch dynasty. This ha<i recovered her poiac sufficiently to
ao sluggishly.
Giri-uaea, conjurers, 1-
reii-arh.«i MaoAe.'asostafily "W«4I Oree own better (or Harold Ibrnlaoa had »be Step« will be taken to legalise the
party ia discussing the selection of make the preliminary arrangements for
turem. monologue entertainers, etc. ar« vitle, 1 don't think I should have danced been constitute«! of sterner »tuff.
Nbe ceremonies.
either the Duke of Trek or Prince Ar starting hum« with the body.
It has
rather aliy of Xminster, the little town with him bad I known who he was; Meer < n,~>»*l bee hasbsad is word or
Austria de main 1s the abandonment of thur of Cannaught from the British been decided that Mm. Cosgrove, ac-
1» »o thoroughly hshliua'.i-l to r-tiring to test, you -re. I didn't, and i .»nuot sew deed.
royal family, hoping thereby to end com| anted by Mr. and Mm. J. M. An
rest al »n ••«•• hour, that
¡¡as visits that It is of much cvnaeiptenc« now tine
Maude »»< tbe only child, and this Servian claima.
the old factional feud growing out of
of some of these talented and adventur i» not obliged to rriognize th« partner of |ieriia|>« »till more fuetered the Inten»«
The Illinoie senatorial deadlock re the rivalry of th« native dynasties and derson, of Seattle, friends of th« Coa-
ous beings have failed to tempt th» In a quadri 11« again utile«» mi« likra. you w-in«hne» cf Mr. Ilruisuu'» disposition
groves, will leave Paso Robles thia
mains unbroken.
to win the friendship of Great Britain. morning at 6:10 on the north bound
habitants to forego their lids or to el know , and though I’ll plead guilty to A girl was, of ciHir»», »ure to tuarry. II«
King Peter, oil the other hand, while train for San Francisco.
peml their silver.
finding him amusing. I don’t think I wiab bad non« of bi» stock to come after bun.
More than 10,000 aliens arrived in
If that train
Ilirt the dull -st vl I Inge In Rugland rec to prosecute the acquaintance But den't aud though be little relished the idea ot New York one day last week.
proposing to renounce the claims not is on time the funeral party will be
ognizes some ociesions in the year on you think It la getting time to leave? tbe lk-ni»ou» of Glinn being blotted out
only of himself, but hie sone George able to ionnei t with the Portland ex-
Ten persona were injurevl and aevcral
which dmary mirth take« the place of Mrs. Ix-armout. you ar« aa gixal as gold,'' ot tb« county Red Imuk, b« could not be
and Alexander, desires to leave the press leaving Oakland this afternoon.
buildings
damaged
by
an
exploaion
of
melancholy stagnation. They were two. •aid Maud*, turning to ber chaperon«, expect.4 to feel much Inter«-»! tor a twy
kingdom in the hands of hi. ally and
Thia will bring them into l’urtland
gas
at
i'ittoburg.
the fair and the dispetiaary ball. It is "waiting in this resigue«! manner for me
iah nephew be bad barely Keen
Oa OM
relative. Prince Nicholas, of Montene late Tuesday night and a hurried trip
tbs latter carnival which is at prevent However, I am quit« at your disposal point only did poor Mr», lam.euu e««r
Iron workera in Pennsylvania con gro, by securing the election of the will be made to Olympia, the capital
causing the pules of Xminster to beat now.”
««mtere to contradict her lord’» wlabe» template a Strike be«*ause their wage« letter's youngest eon aa king. He and
of Washington. It is the desire uf
with feverish rapidity, and the pupula
"I'ray don't think of me; I want you that «a» about Maude. The girl was all have been reduced.
hie whole family arc preparing to re Mm. Ct «grove to have servtrea held at
tluu are already waitiug to display their to thoroughly enjoy your ball, and I am in all to her mother. Maude'» woman'»
critical aiuun-u on the belle« uf loan and quite willing to look ou at your raising wit uad early made ber understand that
Naval Conatructor Evans, of the turn to Switzerland, whence he was the capifol aid later the remains will
summer ed to take the crown after the E h < removed to the family home at
country.
(or anocher hour. I have lots of people ber fattier dealt but hard juatico la that Mare Inland navy yarrd, says a fleet in
aasaaaination of King Alexander and Pomeroy.
The dear old country fiddles are playing to come and talk to me, you know.”
quarter; aud she was eves ready to
I lla.h needed on the Paciflc coaat.
Queen Drags in 1903.
their somewhat superannuated daurn mu
“Yr»!” lauzhcd Maude; ”1 am quite forth aa ber mother's cbainpiou. Other
It in said that Hill and Harriman
sic with all the wonted animation and dis awar« that you hav» lota ot old friends, wiae »he loved ber father very dearly,
fair brings thousands
regard of the niceties of tune wbiiCi is ao only too glad to bar» the cham-e of a and waa quit« Imbued with tb« family have settled the controversy over the
INDIANS ARE WORSTED.
much the characteristic uf provincial quiet chat with you. and know also that do-trine of wit sacrifice «here be • should Portland terminals and big Improve-
menta are to be made.
bands. There is no lech of pretty girls, you would sit here and pim-h yourself to to romeruod.
People From Eaat Coming to North
Rebellious Creeks Flee Before Posse,
tastefully dresaetl. in raise and quadrille. keep awake aoouer than debar your god
west Seeking Opportunities
Ity th» light of a candle. In tb« soli
An explosion in the plant of the Illi
In the queer old room with Its »till queer daughter of five minute«' gratification; tude of bl» chamber, Grenville I lose was
Leaving Dead and Wounded.
nois Steel company at Joliet, 111., re
Right
now the Alaaka-Yukon-Pacifle
er attempts at decoration in this»« gaudy but I also have a conscience. <¡u and se«- tasting all tb» >«Wtl ot dressing to catch
Oklahoma City, March SO. Ade- exposition is the magnet that is at
sulted in the iteath of four men and the
festiwins of artllii lal Howers, But a •tale- almut tbe carriage. Grenville.”
an early train ou a dark February morn fatal injury of six others.
ta- hment of Crazy Snake’s band of tracting thousands of people from East
ly young lady, dressed In wbitr. with
It ia very curious to watch what trifling leg. He bad been brought up a great deal
belligerent
Indiana was surrounded by ern. Southern and Middle Western
g^»; v •*••«« fib***** *• iUiwuui". sceaa» to ¡war affairs inflarme th« tenor ot our live« with hia cousin Maude. They bad rump
Mrs. Boyles, one of the principals in
away th« |>alm. Mom than one murmur- Maude Denison has deem«d it of littl« ••d together a» children, and he«-u Fast the Wbitla kidnaping, made a desperate deputy sheriffs this afternoon near ■ tatr-a to the Pacific coast partly for
•d tribuí» io her beauty eacapea th« Up» i'onseq'ience that alie has dam-esl a quad
cousinly friend« »io>v they had grown attempt to escape by jumping from a Crazy Snake’s home, and a battle en the reason that theexpoeition will open
of th« lookers on a» she whirl» by.
rill« with Samuel I'esrman; and yet that bigger. No hivemaking had «ver taken train, but was seized in time by officers. sued. One Indian was kdled, eight up a r ew line of thought with ite great
were captured and the rest fled with displays from Alaska. Hawaii and the
“Who I. ahe? Mhe move» like a queen -lance is fated to draw many a tear from place between the pair, yet Greuvlll»
Officers for the graft pro-ecution in the deputies in pursuit.
amongst the mat. and they am good look th« proud grey «yea. Grenvill« R<»w>, ere waa couaciona of tiring very fond of that
Philippines as Well as the Orient, and
San Francisco raided the offices of the
And the thirty minute» are over, will I» tortured grri eyed damsel.
Ing girla, too, aonw of them
There were about IS Indians in the |>artly Iwcruse of the much advertiser!
dark in a way which be ia ponerles» to resist
■peaker, a rather one me looking
Grearlll« enters the old dining room, United Railroads and »«cured valuable band, which had taken refuge in a scenic beauties of the states bordering
man. a littl» (be wrong aid* of thirty,
The sire ot tb« dark featured young to gulp his «.-aiding toffee, ami recognise papers which had been stolen. A num house. Deputies had tracked them for on the Pacific.
turued for information to the knot of man who bail expressed such admiration the utter futility of atteuipting to rut at ber of arrests have been made.
some distance and were informed by a
The atati of Washington and more
men be was lounging with at the door,
fur Maude Iienieon bad begun life aa a abnormal hours. He is suffering altugetfi
particularly the Puget sound country
Charles W. Fairbanks ia visiting in farmer of their location.
"Haven't you ever seen her before. soliritor'» clerk, from which In du« course er from considerable mental depression
Advancing from four aides, the | kmum < will axm be the mecca for trainloaria
No, I aupp<>M you hardly uf time be blossomed forth into an attor
I'eertnan?
-predominant Idea, perhaps. "What a Southern California.
firn! at the house. The Indians rushed of strangers.
But Washington will
She
go»»
out
but
little
could hare done
ney. and aat himself down In th» littl« farce all county balls are!* Suddenly th«
The volcano of Izalco. Salvador, ia out, scattered among the trees and
not hold the visitors for an indefinite
•—Chat'a Maixie Dentoon."
town of Bury St. Fid mutt da, with a view door opens, aud Maud» Ih-mson glide» showing increased activity.
made a valiant defense. The |s>»«c all period for they havu something in mind
“What!- daughter of old lionisoo of to th« persecution of mankind or tb« re into the room.
All Middle Went railroads have de the while advanced and soon routed the further than a visit to the r-x|>oaitlon
Glinn r
dr »sei ng ot lila fellow men’s grievam-e».
“Good morning. Grenville. Isn't this
band. None of those captured ia seri at Seattle.
"Just ao- former owner of all tboee fat «• rirvntnatancvw and tb« presentation of
giaai of nie to mak» su. h a alruggle. and cided to restore the 3-cent fare.
ously wounde I, but it ia known that a
acre» which have aiom fallen into your ail and etght|ience m ght direct. Bury rush down to give you your coffee 1 Ab,
There are opportunities on th«- Pacific
The
Iowa
legislature
has
voted
down
number of Indians were hit by the coast for the homeeecker aa well *s
respected progenitor'» poM»es»ion
ami a St. Edmumia lire no greet distance from
I are you've got It.
Never miod, you an absolute bank guraarantee bill.
posse's bullets.
•light infl«stion of voice Ju»t Italicised the the famous Heath of Newmarket
In de must take the will for the deed. Al all
the merchant and manufacturer and the
•pithet; for tins Briwlen wss of a good fault of other bimnesa. Mr. I'eorman
Crazy Snake*« band apfiarently has visitors to the fair intend to see just
Twenty-two
Russian
political
pris
events. I'm in time to say good by."
old county family, and had littl* rever took to attending the race meetings there
broken up into numerous small groups. what Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, Utah,
Hie face lit up as he shook hand» oners have been condemned to death.
ene* for the I’earmana ot Mannemley.
at: gradually b* became acquainted with with her
It seemed at nightfall that each red Wyoming. Nevada, Oklahoma, as well
"Very kind Indeed. Maude, to
Senator Depew aaya Roosevelt loved
Yso. very handaome waa Mauda Ih-ni many ot thorn multifarious bangers on
rotor ilown and give me a last gluiipe« hia job aa president and regretted hav skin was trying to accomplish his own as British Columbia have to offer in the
■on. Hhe
a heeuiy of th« mgal or ibat eiiat ao mystically by racing. He
eacaps. without regard for the grand way of inducements to settlers.
of you oo tired, too, aa you must be
Of
ing to leave.
d«r, and her »lately carriage alón» would bad naturally an acute undents nd I tig,
dreams of the chieftain, to realize course the tourists will be here In large
afi*er your triumph» of last night."
have euflmd to make men aek. "Who I» «nd he now gut many a hint as to where
The government is testing a rifle which thejkwere called together by the numbers and their itinerary nearly al
"Triumphs! What do you mean?" re
•h»r* even without the
rich
brown to lay out a littl« money profitably. The
plied Mian lieniaou. in ewaut humility, equipped with an electric light which smoke of signal fir»»
All effort at ways incluiiea all the mountain, lake
treaeee. proud grey eym, and regular fea
fraflh-ken in horseflesh and followers of <hough a i-oquettish smile and flash of
enables aim to Etc taken at night.
organized resistance seemed to have and seaside resorts of the Northwest.
turre
'be turf have their subjects of litigation the deep grey rye» showed that she was
heed dropped with th« sinking of the
The epxoaition itself is going to open
"I must know her F" »aid Prerman «• well »• those who punue other avoca
Canada propotM-e to build a dread-
perfectly conacioua ot ber ball room auc-
sun.
the eyes of the thousands of visitors
•Gen you Introduce me, Briaden?"
tion». YVho was to handy to employ as ceaa.
naught or two and turn them over to
who will come Seattle expecting to
“No; I barely know ber myeelf," re I'eerman? and, by degrees. he Ficgan to
"Oh. the hypocrisy of women !" laughed the mother country should the neces
Huge Slot Machine Cost.
find an exhibition very similar to what
plied Gao.
make a name as a solicitor In horse cam
sity arise.
her
couain.
"Ao
If
you
did
not
know
"I mu»t go and fiiwl aornebody who at the racing metropolis and be<ame rich
The Alaska-
San Francisco, March 30.
More has been offered before.
perfectly
well
that
all
tho
men
were
In the recall election for mayor of than 112,000,000 In nickels ia the an Yukon Pacific exposition is not going
can." and I‘rar men hurried away.
In du« cmirae Harold D»ni«on, Maude'»
Apper<*ntlY h*
aucreeeful. for. father, had passed through hia hands raving with admiration, and that tbe la Ix>e Angeles, George Alexander ro- nual tribute of San Franciscans to the to lie re mem l>e red after ite gates close
ahortly afterwarda he led out Mtae Hen I
l»m¡son had started In life with a fine dies could find no words to express their ceived about 2,000 votes more that his everbuay slot machines, according to because of ite great site or by the num-
•on for a quadrille, during which Mr. property ; but burning the candle, not only opinion ot you! Aa it you could not Im nearest competitor.
Superintendent Comte in anaw«-ring J. ber of its buildings, but because of the
I* ear man did hie ut'ermoet to make him at both ends, but a littl* ia the middle agine ttiat you were pronounced hand
P. Healey, a member of the grand tw-autiful picture formol by the work
Ex
Queen
Liliuokallni,
of
Hawaii,
some,
lovely,
graceful
arigm«ri»*d
as
over
eelf agreeebte.
He wae a very earthy teoi-le« he bad anon <k«n» away with that.
of the builder and landscape artist,
pioce of clay, but ho had enjoyed th» I'earman waa everything be should he on dressed, under dressed, and awkwird! who has tw-en to Washington in the in jury, who appeared before the board
framed in by lakes, mountains and
advantage of a good education, and waa tbe oi-casion; but when hl« client «merged While your admirer» on on« aid« of th« terests of he» claim against the gov- of supervisors today in reference to
by no mcana deficient In ability. Ho had from hie
of troubles, two-thirda of the room vowed «•> light a foot never glided ■rnment, ia hopeful that her visit has I the proposed antislot machine ordin woodland scenery distributed lavishly
When the
ance and announced that the inquisito on every hand by nature.
achieved a certain amount of tact while Glinn «otate were in tbe hands of the ai-ro»« the boards at X minster, your de not Ix-en in vein.
tractors on th» other. w»r» »i>ecula<lng I
rial body would have recommendations exposition opona on June 1 the show
undergoing th» friction of auch aociety aa solicitor. Still, everyoae »aid Denison'»
as to how much of your hair and complex | Castro nays he will start a revolu
to make on the subject as a result of will be complete in every detail, an ex
be had encoantend. and proved hintaelf bad breo ■ very hod break up; that the
too wer» really your birthright. Ao If tion on arrival in Venezuela.
an apt pupil In worldly knowledge. Hu» property had bren «old at a fair valúa
its investigation. The supervisor's ex ample of Western spirit and enterprise.
e«x«1 him In good ateed loot now. When lion ; and that, but for I'earman. Harold you did not know you were th« belle ot
Physicians have abandoned hope of act figures were 112,700,000.
b» led Maude lienl»nn bach to her rhap Imniaon would not have been able to keep the ball, and enjoyed all th» righto and saving the life of Madame Modjeska.
Chlnata Coma Among Beans.
erone abe certainly tbought he waa by Glinn and such acre» aa were still left privileges of lb» distinction.”
Coal Concern Pays Fino.
Abilene, Tex., March 29. -Attract
"Ab. well r she rejoined, with a saury
Mrs. Pierre Loci I lard, wife of th«
no meena tb» le«»t agreeable partner »be to him. By thia time Pi-arman was au
Salt l-ake City. March 30. Tho ed by the sound of voicea in a boxcar
had had that evening. Hhe had bat Just owner of race hors««, and kept a slud »mile; I am not going to be a bumbug tobacco magnate, committed suicide in
Utah Fool company pleaded guilty In which auppooedly container] only a
resumed her eeat when a tall, fair man of bla own. lie had married a lady In to yoa. Grenville. I know eon» people Washington.
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the United State« court today to the shipment of beana en route from Ixsi
waa by ber aide. Elio brow waa alightly enow way coonrcted with aoury. and. bar thought I kwAed nice, and I know other»
Coalition in tEe (rrrman roichatag in frau iulent acquisition of 14,040 aer« «
l^t
pour
bull, and his cyoa «gwrkled angrily •a he ing altogether acquired a
Angela« to
Chicago.
Immigration
conslderahie disliked me fur doing eu
broken and Chancellor von Bualow'a of coal land, and paid a fine of |3,000,
ezi-lalmed, "My dear Maude, how could fortune, nmde the first mistake la bls you out •>m» more coffee.”
Agent Dinworth, at Big Springs, had
pow»r
is
again
tottering.
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i also 3192,000 for the coal extracted, the ear opened and took into custody
you dance with that man?"
career, and set up for a country gentle
The Colorado legislature has modi- ami r*linquiah««l the land. It waa ac lb Chinese who are held on a charge
Me. man.
"Which, Greavillel** Inquired
Of all tho gold tn the tsa»a»»at>>n r»f £«d the direct primary measure by
Denloon. emillng. "1 have danced with
He built a big bouse oa tbe «elate •>
quired through dummy »ntrymen aa ag of having availed th« immigratrar
a good many to night. Including /oar recently loppe-! iff ths GSww property; be | man 70 per crut la lu the shape «4 adding th« convention plan.
ricultural land.
laws.
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I built large atablas He named bis bou»» I cole
•«••t »»if. evuain mine."
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