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HAWLEY SMART
COUNTY,
OREGON,
i
I he»» t •’ I the
n pro »«• of
rMMStag by which llarul-l Ih-niaon had,
at last, oct i®ly -.«-the-l h . ...u. . e
t-it arrived st th-
h . ..u that, like |
the grim old Grecian, bi> duty required
him to aa.-nft-e hla daughter.
I often
think that old «lory a gran-l all-g-vty
Agamemnon
sacrifice«
Iphigenia, even
yet. pretty mnatantly at Mt. George's,
Hanover Mquare
M » »utsvtitute the ring
for the knife, and the wevhling breakfast
for the smoking aa-rifire. and we wreath
ourselves with flower» and s.lkv-n raiment
os we offer up otir maiden» at the »hrlne
of i'lutua.
Who «ball «ay that, after
all, that was not the meaning of th»
fable?
But Harold t>enla>vn was ronx-ious of
an inward feeling that the newly formed
idea was an extremely awkward subje«
to branch either to hia wife or 'laughter.
That he had never even allu*levl to i'-ar-
tnan'a propoaal I nred x-nreely observe,
and that It looked «till le«a pleasant to
tou'dt upon now he bed made up bis mind
to be an active su|>|»>rter thereof, must
be —pially obvious. Null the clou-l« were
gathering •» thi-k over the house of Glinn
that no time was to l*e hot ; and at last
the squire nerved himself to the task,
and wvugbt his wife's boudoir, having pre­
viously ascertained that bia «laughter was
out of the house.
Al’KIL
23,
EVENTS OF THE DAV
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts oí the World.
PREPARI D (OR THE BIISV READER
Lass Important but Not Lass Inter»
eating Happening« from Points
NO.
BREAD PRICES UP
Bakers of Chicago Will Add Two
Cents to Pries of Loaves.
Chicago, April 20. Following in the
wake of the action of Jewish bakers of
Chicago in increasing the price of
bread and biscuits, definite announce­
ment came today from President Ma­
thias Schmidingvr of the Master Rak­
ers* aaaociation that 1 cent and (Huuibly
2 cents will be tacked onto the price of
bread lie fore May I.
After a thorough canvass of the sit­
uation, Mr. Schmidinger declared that
baker» throughout the city face the al­
ternative of charging more for their
product or going into bankruptcy. The
Master Bakers' association, which rep­
resents nearly all of the bread bakers
throughout the city, will meet next
Saturday, and it i« said to l»e certain
that at that time a decision will be
reached to give bread prices u substan­
tial boost.
The high cost of flour is not the only
problem confronting the bakers of Chi­
cago. Their employes, including the
bakery wagon driver», are demanding
more wages.
More than 50 bakers in this city
have been driven out of business with
in a comparatively short time, on ac­
count of the high price of materials
and the enforcement of the ordinance
pertaining to sanitation.
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I
HEPORT ABDICATION
Abdul Hamid Said Io Have Given
Up Turkish Throne,
CAPITAL IS LULL Ol RUMORS
Abdication of Sultan Cannot
Be Af­
CHAPTER VI
lltoa. ' qu 'h lhat fisher nt
human
firmed, but Appoars to Ba
Tbs srvllHtor itrore ««ray. fuming with Hy
lie was right, and day after day
Outside ths Stats.
Not Improbable.
avilifnation 'Pompous, i.n.rty stricken ' did Hamid Ihuiixm ponder over the old
•»re the epithets he appb---i to the o^ulre fisherman's terms. at first contemptuous
lu these first moments of his wrath Even ly. then muiddy, unti! al Issi he began
Four cattlemen were lynched in Ok­
a usuriou« solicitor >• |«
I of pride to think that li «ras hi» duty lo retala
Ci nstantinvple, April 20. With the
lahoma for murder.
of some kitol, and thouch he may hold It Ghno at all haurita. Once arrlved thu»
Constitutional army steadily enveloping
In tolerable subject I.wi during ths early far. the eprclouene«« of thè reeaoning
Roosevelt will make Mombasa his
his capital and demanding his head,
stage« of hi« rareer, hfce other men's, tssam«- soi and rapid
"The land« ! re-
headquarters for ten days.
with a garrison unwillng to defend him,
It waxes fat «nd thrive« wonderfully un ceived from my ancestor« It is my duly to
and w ith a cabinet ready to surrender
Massacres were stopped in Aita
der ths a*-eumulatl<>n of wealth
Harold transmit to mv des.-endants " I fine <"un
to the demands of the patriot army,
Minor after 400 were killed.
I>enia«»n had trsmpled it r®n»>r«ele«aly tin
try gentleman'« sentiment, that
would
Sultan A Mu I Hamid is rcjxirtcd to
der foot
I
n the irritation aulviiiled have invariably insured a round of ap
Calhoun lawyers charge Heney with
have abdicated and fled on a warship or
and the astute old head once more Iwgan piano al the farmer's ordinary In any
coercion of witnsses, butth ia is denied.
sought refuge in a foreign embassy.
Io reckon up the chance« of the game lie market town of respectable dimensions.
The report that the sultan had abdi­
played It all over again in his own mind
The property of the Water» Pierce
"I want to talk something over with
N<Vw. of ivwirse. it was all plain sailing,
cated caused the greatest excitement
"No." he muttered .
Inn t think I nvie morally
you. Nellie." he <iiw-erved, as he entered Oil company in Texas is to be »old by
As a personal matter, th» mean
any mistake. I I was a fool to !•>»» my ret lodgings at Hastings or Mt. Ixonerda "1 don’t think that it will br quite pleas­ the state.
in the lobbies of (»arliaincnt, A rumor
t«t»|>er. though.
Hadn't I made up my would have sufficed
It were better so ant to h'-or. but, at all events, it can't
of the flight of the sultan on a warship
The merger of Southern Pacific a nr I
mind, all «long, that he'd lake it pretty than to see a Itemaon of Glinn so vilely diatress you, as you will have the power
followed closely on that of his abdica­
Union Pacific hres is to have a hearing
miuXi in that wsy, to start with? When nutted. Hut there were other tie« to tie of dev-idlng a* you like al«>ut it.”
tion, but neither could be confirmed.
in
Portland
May
3.
I think how many of 'em I've «een run iv.naiilered
He. Harold Iw-oisoo, had un
Mrs. Denison raised h»r fae» anxiously
l arge crowds gathered at the British
rusty about tlieir family name«, place«, doubtrdly betrayed the trust of a long to her husband's. Ib-iianvn, on any point,
embassy, where other reports had it
Chief Justice Beatty, of the Califor­
and plate ! It was foolish ay, very fool
line of anerwtorv.
waa painful to her. and she waa too well nia Supreme court, subdued a bully by
that the sultan had taken refuge, and
Ish yo be annoyed at l«nnon'i tantrum«
Then he began to think once more of aware, from former experirm-e, that this
calling a bluff to fight.
there were scores of inquiries at the
Name«? hah"' c.>ntinued the old uuin. his daughter
lie felt rompun««ion at waa hut the prelude to x>me x-heme in
MARS MAY BE HAILED.
Russian embassy concerning the truth
contemptuously. "If It catne all the way
, < :.v>. I-
M.i il- which her concurrem-e bad already teen
The Japanese gov< rnment is investi-
of the rumor that the sultan was under
from ths Conqueror. Its worth on
tO tins low born suitor. But then Maude practically mark—I out by her bird and gatingthe grafting by member« of the
Professor Pickering Says it Would the protection of Russia on one of its
•d paper is the only valid test.”
had never been to him what an only child master. Ilsrtild Ih-niion'« <«*n«ultatlous, | diet and more arrests are expected.
guardships. At isilh of these embas­
Kain P*erman. when he beard the re­ is to most father«, lie had never quite at such lim*-«. generally -vniprla-si a mere
Cost Only *10,000,000.
The Great Northern and St. Paul are
sies all knowledge of the aultsn's move­
suit of bls father's mission, took rat her forgiven the fait of her not bring a son. synopsis of his Intentio»i,. revealing wav
Boston,
Mass.,
April
20.
"If
man
­
ments was deniesl and the Turkish For­
■ ffiffami
minor ui>|>len«antne»a which lie looked to both struggling for the best route
As a younger man he la<4rd the pati»n<-e , i*t than bls
Again, thia candidate for her to carry out
l'i«»r Mrs. Ih-nlxvn through a narrow canyon in Montana. kind care» enough aluiut it to put up eign office gave a strong denial of the
and then, moreover, was there not the her hand had been brought up a gentle- might Well be diffident about «m b <»nfl-
President Taft has completed all ar­ about >10,000,000, there ia no very rumors.
blow to hl« «elf --a tee tn? Between twenty man, bad the mark of the university dem-v-s, a« « rule, they had borne but
The abdication of Abdul Hamid, how­
rangements
for his summer vacation, good reason why the human race should
and thirty we fi-el that acutely; from vtsiiqx-d on b's U«--l i-v>mpo«ition, and. bitter fruit.
ever, ap|>ears to be not improbable,
which
will
lie
spent
at
Beverly,
Mass.,
not be able to talk with Mars, and that
thirty to forty, with a sort of tno-hfi-d in short, had done much to compmsate
and it ap|>eara that within a day or two
"M hat should you «ay.” continued the in June.
sorenewa. st fifty the conceit baa been for th»- deficiency of birth with which he
■o soon aa next July.”
the Constiuttionalists may accept aa
squire, “if I tell you that it is |>usaibl» to
taken out of most of us. and we are no bad entered the world,
lie had seen save Glinn to us yet?"
Russia plans to deal directly with
This is accotding to Professor Wil­ his successor Prince Yusaeff Izzedin,
longer astonished at finding that the world young Pearman upon two or three oevn-
0
H
W
■ I Mr«. China in a settlement of the Harbin liam Henry Pickering, Harvard uni­
-d the late sultan, who
rat-s us a little lower than our own val «ions only. That gentleman, though the 11
- ■
■
. :•
. trouble ai>d then hopes to arrange a versity’» celebrated astronomer.
is secund in line, as they are strongly
uatain
Ele<troplate may ¡visa fur gold blood of his father ran strong In his
heart. "No, you don’t lo-»k like It. I s®s treaty with the Unititl States on the
Communication with Mara will be displeased with Abdul Hamid's atti­
for a short season. In the», lays, but so
veins, had quite auftii lent tact to avoid in your fare there is more to follow. It Far Eastern question.
made pries ible, Professor Pickering de­ tude.
i-lety is pretty certain to detect the ring showing It. He dr.-»s.-d quietly, and ab­
1» x*me Imre efianre. and your sanguine
The Constitutional forces sent out
of false metal ere very long
Teamsters of New York are on clares, by adopting his method of flash­
stained from -elf h --ertion when ic-.o-.g nature hav led you a«tray concerning It.”
ing messages when Mars approaches small parties to reconnoiter this after­
Katnuel the junior had so far been a with the class ill which be »a, so snx
"Nellie, don't t»e foollah
There ia a strike.
the earth to within 35,000,000 miles, noon, and at 7 o’clock in the evening
fortunate man In pursuit of his ambi
ions to establish himself. Hr was. nat­ way uf arranging all these
inlx-rable
Itaiy has sent a cruiser to Turkey or about 5,000,000 miles nearer than they were within sight of the gates of
tions
Though not so sunessfill aa he urally, too i-arefui of his money to fall
money matters that has l>»en submitted to
i-oui-i tare " i'-i i
to i ’ '1 ■
ever before. Ten millions of dollars Constantinople. They encountered no
into the error of must parvenu««, that of me. and which, should we convent to, to protect her intereata.
tent, he 1.1.1 « k-l I. - 1 ■
■ " - ostentatious display. 'The little he knew
A Philadelphia man left >2,500,000 is a large amount, he admit», but he resistance, nor does resistance seem
there is no doubt will prove perfretly
county society. There wire many bouse« of hitu bad not jarrml >»n Harold Deni-
satisfa<<r>ry.
I have turned it all well to establish a home for fatherless girls. predicts that one® this means of celes­ likely, unless it ia at the pa ace. The
that he was occasionally s-kiil to. as an »on
Aa to Maude, her affections must over In my mind, and though I have, aa
tial communication is established, mes­ headquarter« of the Constitutionalist
Dynamite has been used to break the
odd bachelor to make up. Despite all hi« be »holly unfettered.
If she could tie yet, enme to no determination ivmrerning
sages will be easily recognized and un­ army ia at lledegntich, and General
ice
jam
tn
the
Niagara
river
near
the
father had said st the time, a man w>lh brought to think of this man as a hus­
doubtedly answered. If there ia intelli­ Husnl Pasha's forces, which now num­
it, yet I don't deem it altogether Imprac­
Ham r«arnu»n's eye to the main ctuincs band, It would rwlly tie ■ good thing for
falls.
ticable. Will you hear me patiently?”
gent life on Mars; and that in such tier between 20,0tMl and 30,000, occupy
could not i-on'-eive s man in Harold her in the end
And by such reasoning
The Santa Fe road has a device case, hitherto hidden mysteries con­ a range of hills aliout 20 miles from
"Yes, Harold," was the meek response.
1 Venison's position rvyecting s proposal so the squire gradually
worked
hiuwelf
"Well, what I want to talk to you | which it is believed will prevent many cerning Mars will become anopen book the capital.
very much to his own a.I-.sntage
He round to the ivinvictio** that it was, at ail
to the people of the earth.
ought r®cognlse « certain amount of dif events, hi« duty to submit Pearman's about is this. I If course you must bs j train wrecks
ficulty on the |«rt of the lady, but men proposal i<> Maude, and, further, to pre» aware that Mau-le is not only grown up j
Taft wants to visit th® Pacific coast
LOEB AFTER SMUGGLERS.
and handsome, but has arrived at an age
of his age are not wont to t>e <lin<leut it strongly on her attention.
More Than 1,000 Are Killed.
and Alaska and will ask congress to
when
wooers
may
I
—
expected.
”
about their own powers of attraction on
But before Harold Iw-nisuu had arriv­
Beirut, Syria, April 20. A terrible Declines Offer of *200,000 to Drop
"What do you mean?' ‘aakwl the moth­ ' provide live funds.
those occasions, and Mam Pearman w«a ed at this cuncioaion, there had been
G. M. McCain, of Philadelvhia. haa uprising has occurred in Adana. Street
Government Inquiry.
one of the last to entertain apprehensions much grief st Glinn. He had told his er, her pale fare fludiing, and a half-1 |
fighting has been going on for three
on that acore.
Wife of the eon tern plat >-d fore- losing of anxious, half frightened expression visibl» b®vn arrested in Turkey as a spy be­
New
York,
April 20. The smuggling
'
days
and
at
least 1,000 persona have
"He don’t know what's good for him. the mortgage, and explained to her that it In her blue eyes.
cause he was taking photographs.
; been killed.
The city haa been de­ syndicate that flrat offered Collector of
■ nd that's about the sue of it !" was that meant ruin that la, rum inevitable, a>
"We will come to that presently. You
A New York man has been arrested atroyed by lire.
American mtaaion- the Port I.oeb >100,<100 to drop the
gentleman’s remark, as his «ire retailed far a« their still continuing the ismsewsors know h»r admirers at the Xml Qatar tali'
government'»
Investigation of the
the account of his Interview with |Vem of Glinn went.
were niiu>erou»
A man of good property for attempting to bribe a naval officer arica named Roger« and Maurer are
All the other Americans are smuggling of "sleepsr” trunks con­
Son. "We aliall have to exercise a little
"Yes, Nellie, it's all over,” said th« in Un- county soli-a« j -rn.-ion Io pay to get a recommendation for a patent. dead.
taining >56,000 worth of Paris gown»
genile pressure
I'm not going to he squire; "I'm beaten at last.
Dear old his a-ldre-a--« to Maude. II» can give her
Judge Hunt, of Montana, in coming safe. The British vice counsul, Major
increased ita offer today to >200,000,
choketi off my game al all events st this Glinn must go through the hands of the ■ g-s-d home ami everything she can want
haughty
Wylie,
is
among
the
wounded.
to Portland to dispo»® of th® remaining
according to Mr. Ixveb.
stage of the pria'i- ling«
Invalid« often auctioneer, and l—onie the property of now. while at the -l--pth of Ills father hs
land fraud cases.
He is expect«! At Tarsus there was less loss of life.
"The amount now offered the gov­
tsspiire coercion to make them take the whatever greasy trailer happens to have will l-e the [>o««e»Mor of large lamini em I
< The Armenian quarter, however, was
about May 1.
loiiii-s nei-isissry tor their existenc®, and newt mon», at bia diap-nsl juat now. It's tales in the -outity, be«idvu ronaiderabla.
! destroyed.
Four thousand refugees ernment to drop the investigation and
It will Ive for you to make I Venison under­ hard line« for you to have to leave the sum« invested elsewhere.”
I
Philadelphia has not yet decided de- are housed in the American mission.
probable prosecution is >200,000," said
stand that he will
n> t* Denison of place wherein I Installed you as mistrra,
The poor mother's heart l>eat quick
finitely to let th» Liberty bell come to
Mr. Loeb.
"The amount ropresenta
Glinn, at ell events, unless he ia preiiared so many years ago"
whom was she to tvr asknl to yield her , the coast, but it ia probable there will
what would b® the penalties of fully
Fund«
Saved
to
Salónica.
to welcome me as a aon in-law."
"Doa't think of me,” replied Mrs ilarling? Mho in nil the county side «a« . ■ be no oppuaition.
>200,000 above the appraised value of
Salónica. April 20. The director
"lasvs It to me. Mam, and don't be Denison. tearfully.
Sta
“I shall be always worthy of her i-e-rle»» Maude?
the guols.
All offers have been re­
Castro
haa
been
ordered
a
Treated
by
general
of
the
Ottoman
bank,
having
In a hurry. I made up my mind about it happy aa long ■■ I have you and Maude knew of none; yet she s|«>ke not. hut
fused. Wo want the smuggler».”
Venezuelan
courts
fur
murder.
ordered the Salónica branch to «end all
the other night, 1 don't «ay all, my boy. with me. it will Ive sad to leave all my gnr-d eagerly into her husband's face,
It 1» believed that worry over thia
but a good many things I have mad- up old roltagera and alm-mer» to thè tender ■ nd waited with h.gh strung nerves till I
A pioneer miner uf Sheridan, Mont., it« cash to the capital, a nieasure de­ ca»e «o affected the mind of William
my mmd t» Iva -
rse of marciva of ottieni. bui oh! it will fall b» should Speak again.
al
gned
to
embarras«
the
organization
haa been killed for his savings.
(}. Bainbridge, confidential agent of
time
la*ave me alivne to work the oracle beavlest on you. llaruld. to gire up wtuvl • "Maude can bare no attachment as
of the force« there, the commandant
just now, and. depend upon It. I'll glee lisa lieen thè bunve of your propl» for so yet?’" inquired the squire, at length
Famine in Macedonia and Servis are of the Thin! army corpa placet! an em­ the United States Treasury department
in Paris, that he committed suicide.
you due notice wlirn It's time for you tn many generation« !”
bargo <>n >.’100,000 which constitute«!
"No. I think not.
Ilow could she, milling to the revolutionary troubles.
The Tr-asury department had fully ap­
moke a move.*'
"1 duu't deny it. It will b» a dread- Harold?
The poor child haa. as yet,
the
fund«
of
the
three
vilayets.
Taft is having much trouble in find­
proved Mr Bainbridge's course in th®
The aim eiwiuieaced.
If at time« he ful wrench to thiuk of Glinn paaslng tu seen so little of the world, and Maud* I
thought his father was getting a little stranger» ; bui I suppos» it must he so. Io not one to give her heart away light­ ing suitable persona for foreign |>oata.
case, but he left a note declaring he
Flour
Advance«
In
France.
slow at turf tactl, » a pursuit from wbi< h The follie« of our youth. Nell, smit» n»
was th® victim of a plot.
President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, ia
ly."
Pari«, April 20. France ia beginning
he bad in grewl measure withdrawn be sharply a» we grow old. W» «hall bave
Mr. Iswb's investigation shows that
"Mahlens’ hearts are stolen, sometime», preparing U> move against Honduras. to feel the effect« of the prevailing
still held a firm belief that his parent to end our day« in some cheap conti-
the smuggled gowns ha<! been made in
a g-»>d while before they ar» themselves
The Cudahy Packing company has high price of wheat In the United Pari» hy famous designers for many
waa difficult to bewt in the great game of brnlal town.”
■sure of it," return«! Denison, «etilen-
life, more especially when he h-kl a win­
been indicted for wholesale oleomar Stat«-«. The price of flour haa increas­ women of social prominence anil wealth
tlously. "It I» essential for my project
ning card or two in hie band.
garine frauds.
ed three franca per 100 kilo« in the laat
CHAPTER VII.
- In i. Iplna and
that Maude sliould lie fancy free.”
Home two or throe weeks elapsed; and
fortnight and the baker«' aaaociation Washington and that the reason for
Very «ad was Mamie when ■he heard
"Mhe
la,"
returned
the
mother,
anx
­
The
University
of
Nevada
has
just
then, one spring iimruing. Harold Item
the evil tiding», and that she had but a iously: "but tell me. who Is thia you
received two gifts, one of >250,000 anti ia considering the railing of the price offering such a largo sum to suppress
•on rei-eiml a letter to tbs effect that Mr •hurt time left to look upon the grand
of bread.
the investigation waa to shield the
Pearman of Manners-ley felt it in<-uinbrnl old chestnut«, the groves of laurel, and think good enough for her? There Is no one of >100,000.
women from unpleasant publicity.
on himself to mil In his money lent on the »oft, pleasant, turfy vistas amid which one I know," she continued, sadly, "fit
The
Water»-Pierce
Oil
company,
re
­
Hailstone« Ars Heavy.
mortgage, a mor® favorable opportunity she had twen born. Bitterly she thought to claim my darling’» hand "
cently
ousted
from
Texas,
will
pay
the
"It's no use fencing any more," ro­
Ilea Moines, Iowa, April 20. A ter­
for investment having offered.
Hecate Matter Serious.
how the Io»» of all ths accustomed sur-
"Young Pearman ws» state >2,000,000 fines and costs.
rifle hail and wind storm struck Ilea
That this would probably tv» th» rsault rounding« would be felt by the gentle pIM the a-piire
Ottawa, Ont., April 20. The ques­
much
»truck
with
Maude
at
the
Xmin-
•f their last Interview, the «quire had mother she adored; and well «he divined
Mrs. Castro hints at revolution in Moines and Central Iowa today, Plata tion as to jurisdiction over Hecate
foreseen
Yet, aa days went by without what would he her father's sensations ster Ivall. and sollclte permission to win Venezuela and advises present officials glass windows in down town stores
straits on th® Pacific coast of Canada,
any such notince, be began tonaly to hojw when, haring left the home of his ances­ her, if he can.”
were plowrt in and cellars were flooded. between Queen Charlotte islands and
to "make hay while the sun shine».”
"Pearman! What the son of the law­
that the attorney had eeen tne prrsump- tors, he should find himself exposed to the
At Stuart, hailstones weighing half a British Columbia, is likely to become
It is reported on g<x>l authority that
lion b» had boan guilty of. and that things monotonous existence of tome watering yer!” cried Mr«. l»enl»on. "You're hik­
p-rund fell, doing much damage to peach an active issue within a short time.
H.
W,
Scott,
of
Portland,
will
be
Yon would never
would still J->g quirtly along in their ol-l place or dull continental town ! How he ing. Harold, surely!
bud».
As these waters lie Ivetween two Cana­
• ay. flow st-hemeral that wsy had now would brood over the extinction of the consent to such a match for a daughter offered the ambassadorship to Mexico.
dian stretches of territory, the Domin­
become, under almost any cirvumatani-ea, Itenison« of <>linn none realised more of youre.”
A raid was made on a Chicago, Mil­
Mattacre of 2,000 Reported.
ion claim« that they are a* much her
ha »till kept locked within
bla
own fully than Maude. She knew her father
"Listen. Nellie,” replied the squire, sad­ waukee A St, Paul diner while it was
St.
Petersburg, April 20. Advice» »»elusive property as !x>t-g Island
broast.
But aa he read that letter the thoewtgbly;
• •» a clever fir| aR,J
ly
"Pearman haa a heavy mortgage on
Oqulrv knew well that the rubicon a a« fully rocogniaed his foibles ami Weak­ the property: he has bought the best passing through Iowa and a quantity of to the Russ from Teheran report a mas- sound is the property of the United
liquor seised.
|ias»r<l, that his stilisi were burnt, and ness««.
■acre of 2.000 persons, including wo­ States, The Hecate strait» are halibut
Mhe comprehended the shock It part of what has been sold, and Maude's
himself defeated, Ils knew, too well, that would l*e to his family pride what the marriage with bla son would once mors
A Chicago man has married hia step­ men and children, by Turcoman tribes­ fisheries, and are resorted to by both
to raioe that ten thousand anywhere elee loss of country pursuits would be to him; consolidate Glinn. Iton't Interrupt me!” mother.
men at Astrabad. The Russian gov American and Canadian fishermen.
would result in an exposure of his af what it would be to find himself a mere he exclaimed. In answer to a despairing
emment is sending troops thither.
A dispatch from Naples says Mount
fair« tantamount to ruin. He was quite Mr. Itenison on straitened means In some gesture of his wife's.
"I don't say If
Young Turks Will Depose Sultan,
awar» that Pearman was equally corner» quiet place where gosaip was rife, and things stoovl with us ■■ they did In tha Etna ia in eruption.
Sultan'» Brother Succeed«.
Ixvndon, April 20. Interest in the
ant with th» fact, lie prepared hliuælf your social status was pretty
naarly old times I'd listen to such a propraal
German East Africa haa had 60
Paris, April 20. A apodal dispatch Turkish crisis ■■ now chiefly concerned
for the Impending crash.
gauged by the bills incurred at th* buteb- as this; but, Nellie, If Maude could make
from Constantinople «aye that it ia re­ with the fate of the sultan and there
But there is a mrtaln amount of notice er'« and the win» merchant's, And then, up her mind to It, Glinn would remain deaths from the plague.
requlsit» on the calling in of a mortgage, the girl thought, sorrowfully, how llttl» ours, and that would lighten the remain­
Flour has advanced in price in all ported that Rechad Effendi, brother of IS little doubt that he will be deposed.
, the sultan, and heir apparent to the Recent developments have served to
and tills gave Harold I venison time to she could do to alleviate all rtils
To der of my time in thio world, and youra, sections of the United States.
throne, hai left to join the Young emphasize the devotion of the whole
rwflest whether foe good or evil th» read­ her moi her ah! yea, she could do much too. wife mine.”
The first act of the new chief of po-
er» of thia story must determine.
Had to lighten her trouble«, ami I» a comfort
country to constitutional government.
"Not nnleas Maude were happy,” n,or- lice of Los Angeles was to throw the Turke.
the blow fallen at once, h» would have ta her; but for her father, nothing—and
mured the poor mother.
"king
of
Chinatown
”
bodily
out
of
the
abandoned Glinn, grimly, and set up his th» tears trickled through Maude's long
Sultan Planning Abdication.
Cotton Fire is Burning,
I cun fancy the contempt with which
lonely tsnt In wvme remote watering place
■she» as sh» thought bow llttl» sh» could a Belgravian matron might regard Mrs. station.
Viefina. April 20.- The Neues Tage­
Little
R ick, Ark., April 20. The
But the crafty solicitor had meosureij the ba to him.
TVenison's last remark. A pennilewi girl
Poland is preparing to honor Mod- blatt*« Monnat ir correspondents «ay it St. Ixvuia com press No. 2, with 1,200
strength of bis prey with great accuracy.
Buch, so far. were th» results of the offered wealth, country hou»a, etc, and
jeska's memory when her body i» taken is reported that the sultan is negoti- bales of cotton, caught fire after initi­
It was not without design that the notice machinations of that exp«rienc«d "fiah-r her nvothor ma- ■ !-rlng al»>ut bar ha, pk
there for burial.
A statu» may ba ating with the committee of union and night and ita total destruction ia ex-
»f th» foreclooure of th» mortgage had of men,” Mr. Pearman, on the nafortu
nesa. Oh, it la too absurd I
erect<-d.
progreM with r- gar! to his abdication. 1 peeled. The loan will reach >l,<»OpJ»<jp
b»«a delayed.
"Miv» it tiosw—giv» It nau family at Glinn.
(T» b» continued.J