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XIII
SCIO,
LINN
COUNTY, OKEGON
I
The Pirate of
RUPERT SARGENT
HOLLAND
Author of ’m»« Coaat at Harvard.' etc.
Copyright. tOOA. by J
B
Lippincott Company
her sso»re and «ettlng her on th« path
hi» brother Orlando, and cleared enough
homeward. Then be came ba. k ta th*
to buy himeelf, in Auguat. 1870, a »eat
Ship.
on the New York stock exchange.
"It's curluua.” he remarked to
Young Harriman married early in life
we «at alone on deck, "but I don't
and married very well.
Hia wife waa
though 1 were living In the twentieth con-
I Mi»« Mary Averell, of Rochester, N.
tury any longer
It seema a« tf I’d gone
Y., who«« father waa a capital nt and
back tu about the algteenth.
I’m Ju«t
a successful railroad man.
thlntlng for a revolver and a ctiame to
For a number of year» the broker
g»t In a flgbt. I didn't know I • u really
firm of E. H. Harriman A Co. did a
an muck of • «arege.**
thriving business on Wall atreet, spec
“Sanur höre." I ans» »red.
"l’ve al-
«ays k>ng«d to hat« a flght on thl« Hhlp.
ulatlng with ite own funds and execut
I ben there'a »itnetbtng atwut Ihle man
ing commissions for th« Vanderbilt»
I <-an‘t raaiat."
and other wealthy capitalist cl lente. It
Wben ft feil darb er« supp*! oo the
was not until 1883 that E. H. Harri­
f»«t Barbara bad brought, and tb«a we
man came actively into the railroad
divided up the wat-* für the nlgbt.
Secrecy Preserved Unld Stock Mar­ Held. At that time he had become Let» Important but Not Les»
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Victor In Financial Battles Loses
to Grim Reaper.
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts ol the World.
i. -i'’ >*’•< >
PREPARED I0R THE BUSI \EAOER
ket Closed
Time Misstated
known aa a capitaliat, one of the
Inter«
few
eating Happenings from Pointa
CHArrBR XH.
who ha<l gath. rwl together a great for­
IV« wer» n<v< yet «ufib-l«ntly *»»! m !L
Whole Family Present.
Outside the State.
tune in the ten trouble year« between
•rs te drop to sleep In tb« «tuffj bunk«
1870 and 1880, He waa credited with
below wh«n It was not our turn on watch.
CHAITER XI.
won’t you com« on board?"
having in hia etreng bog a fair list of
I waa careful to lean dlrvrtly over Du- Itudn«y trie! It, but *»>n came up on
It waa of the firet Inqmrtanco that
Dewey say« the United States needs
Arden, Sept. 10. Edward H. Harri­ stocks he had picked up at extremely
d*-k.
announcing
that
he
n«v«r
had
f«lt
Motwleur Doponceau «bould k«*p hlmaalf poocMu, In order to «hl«ld him batter.
a larger navy.
low price» during the various panic«.
man,
the
greatest
organiser
of
rail
­
more
wld«
awaka
In
his
life
and
believed
“W»'IJ all thr«« con».“ announced th«
wall hid. and to thl« end he «p«ut hia day«
Along in I»83 he waa elected a dl
b« could last through the nlgtvt without I reads the world haa ever known, met
It is said the Harriman estate will
In th« cabin of the Ship, coming out only man.
So w« thrv« bualed ourealv«« the only lasting defeat of hi» active rector of the lllinoia Central railroad. not be divided.
I wa» put oot | k would bo Impnaalbl« a wink.
when night had fallen, and then moat Hr-
Cumepectly. 7%«ra wer« not th» Mm« rea- for [hiponceau to crawl from th» «bel­ making th« Hhlp anug. and R<>du«y In life at the hands of death.
Seeludm! Whether Mr. Harriman entered the
The Peary-Cook eontroverey
aooa for concaalment In my an««, how«v«r, ter of th« gunwa!« to th« cabin now with­ addition In rain'j trying to Interrogate In hia magnificent home on Tower railroad field in accordance with an al grown very bitter in New York.
reaily
matured
plan
o?
hia
or
whether
IhlpoocMtl.
out
being
«ven
1
temporlud.
•o I boarded th« Ship «uoc after I left
Hill, he succumbed to an intestinal
T%er« was no doubt but thxt In th«
"W«ll," Mid 1, "euppo»e------ "
Rear Admiral Schley favor« C ok,
Barbara that day and •»( up my ««eel ••
disorder yesterday after a tight against hia accidental acquaintance with rail
direction
of
th«
!>«a.-h
w«
were
practically
road matter» suggested to him the notwithstanding that Peary 1» a navy
“Cotn» on." Mid th« leader to Bar-
an eicuM In com any chan*-» obaervar«
disease
that
will
rank
for
sheer
grit
Invader« would first have
enormous possibilities of acquiring the man.
•l.ould look «croM the beach and «ee ma. bora | "you w»r« very aniloua b«for«.“ lmprv(iiab!«
to climb th« re-h« and than aplaah with bis remarkable struggles in the control of large railroad »yatem», la
7Y>1« al«o gave tn» the chanca to keep « 1!« «tapped forward.
financial
world.
Sweden has taken ste|» to end the
"Hold up!" I rrl«-!. pretending to get through th« »star. or. If they cam« by th«
careful look'mt.
Al all event»,
The exact lime of bis death is known not definitely known.
labor war.
Arbitration will be tn-
It waa perhapa 4 o'clock when, a« I • ngry. "I didn't a«k you to romo over <-»u«eway, I««« th« narrow defile at th«
Mr.
Harriman
’
»
entry
Into
the
direct
In »Ither oa«« w« would only in that limited circle of relatives
slat*! upon.
Mt on the gunwale of th» Ship, »unnlnx her». It h«|>f>«n« that I'm pa luting, and twee of th« cliff
orate
of
the
lllinoia
Central
railroad
bav« ample chanc« tn defend oureelvr* and aa*>ciatea who had shielded Mr.
mywdf and leiaurely amok Ing a pip*. I don't wl«h to t>e dlaturbed."
The biennial convention of tba na-
mark««! the beginning of hi» career aa
Th» other man laughed.
"We won't and «van If th«y •uccrwled In reaching Harriman from all outside annoyance a munipulat r of rallrerad atock» and tional
mw CharlM approaching with a pitchar
aoaocialion of machinieta la in
hurt your painting. 1’v» novar twen over the Ship's «Ide we would hate th« ad>an- during hie last illness. The time waa
and glaaaea.
rworgami. r of r .'l oad »yatem» which, *>ssion at Denver.
tag« of b«lug ell feet above them.
I
given
out
as
3
35
|>.
m.,
but
Mrs.
Mary
that
boat,
and
«he
look«
Interaeting"
’Th» afternoon being an
warm.
I
pulled In the rope ladder ihat «till bung Simond* sister of the dead man, said in the couran of II) or 16 year« made
Duponceau wa« (till crouching low un
It b ex|»ecteil that 10,000 delegates
thought that you and th« other gentleman
over
th« aide and stowed It away tn a last night that Mr.(Harriman died at him one of the greatest railroad king» will attend the Eagle»* national con­
der
me.
It
waa
tin»
for tn« to ba «u>
might be wanting totnethlng cool to drink.
mpl*oard In th« cabin.
When w« had 1 ;30 p. m.
Whether this apparent ever known in the United State« ami vention at Omaha.
•Ir," h« e<plained, when he bad com« phatlc.
don« everything prwwution could «'iggeat. discrepancy has any bearing on the placed him in control of more than 54,-
“Tti» Ship 1» mine.
on board; “ao I me de a pitcher of claret
SL John's Catholic church. New Or­
we three gather*! on th« forward deck
I tmught my cot tag«,
cup."
current belief that every effort woe Ono mile« of water tranaportation line»
aud Mt with out backa to th« •<«, facing
leans. has Iveen almoat totally destroy­
and
of
railroad
line«
-of
an
Mtlmated
“Much obliged to you. Charles Taka It on board, and If you
made to leneon the it fiuence of the
th« ehore.
ed by fire. I xmui {200,000.
length of 27.000 mile».
down to tha cabin, where It’ll ke»p enol •ball certainly keep you off.”
financier’s death on the New York
Th«
night
wa«
clear
and
enol;
there
Now
Barbara
«poke
up.
"If
all
thl«
The railroad» included in the Harri­
until w« »ant It.’
stock
market
is
problematical.
But
it
General Reyes says ho haa never
Charlee dlMppcarvd with th« clinking contending 1» over me,' »he «aid. 'TH give waa little Bound twyond the regular throb­ , 1» significant that the time of hi« man »yatem were of autlicient mileage b< en a candidate for th • Ati< <• presi­
bing
of
the
wave«
on
the
bench
and
tlx
pitcher
Wh«n he returned I «poke «gnm up my >i«it today. Home other <lay will
, death, as officially announced, was just to reach more than two «nd ono-half dential nomination in Mexico.
Seldon
Good after >HV-sai<>nal distant iwll of • bntvrn from
"What li Monsieur Thiponcaau doing?** do a« well, Mr
time» around the globe.
They com-
the marshes upriver.
A« I Iktened to , 36 minutes after trailing had ceased on
New York, fear» a tong war in it»
“He la Ijlng In ooi ot th« bunk«, air, noonand ah* »tarted «way.
priaed the following;
the
New
York
exchange.
"Not ao fa«t !’’ The »urly faced man the talk of th« other two. I renliaed that
Chinatown, and has sent score» of ad*
with hia •yes wldi open, and when h«
Union
Pacific,
Southern
Pacific,
Ore
­
Mr. Harriman died peacefully and
•ee« me. ha my* sort oP pleasant ilk«. waa Iwalde ber, had hi« hand on her arm. It- ! I. V "«• «ill’l.lr.g 'Citer th«t Ml:.r In
gon Short Line, Oregon Railroad A ditional police to that section.
‘You're trying to make me think I’m back "You will either go with tie. mien, or he desvribabl« fascination of l*upotxwaus aa i to the end his brilliant mind retained Navigation conqiany, lllinoia Central,
Cardinal Gibbons says that while he
readily
aa
I
had
d>m*
its
clearness.
After
a
relapse
on
Sun-
glvM
ua
»
chance to «rendi that loot ”
tn Pare», but unfortunately th» «acting
“But I My.” put la lallp at last, "do • day he sank slowly and soon after noon Georgia Central, Knltimore A Ohio, should like to see prohibition rule, he
I could
acarcoly
keep
Dupooceau
isn't th« aim«!"
Delaware A Hudson, Erie, New York does not believe the present move will
"I don't «ipect to be much at home for crou idling longer . I could feel that bi« you mean to tail me that you reins ail th« yeste rday there came a relapse that
His Central, Pere Marquette, San Pidro, be successful.
•ome time. Charles.
I'm going to help flngwr» wer» Itching for one of bis re- way over here without any luggage, that mark*! the approach of the end.
you let th"«« chaps land you Juel as you wife, two daughter* and two sons, who l> a Angele» A Salt luike, SL Jt-oeph A
Moneleur Duponceau here, Ws may nervi vol vara.
Fairbanks has left China on hia way
“Stop!" called ■ vol. e from the cliff, were, without anything elee?'*
th«
you auddenly, ao keep an ay« on
have been constantly with him, assem­ Grand Island, St. Paul A Northwestern. to Manil*
"Without
anything
visa
save
a
Harriman
««»
in
addition
the
h>-a!
littla
broken maat. and If you ace a lamp or s and I mw Rodney lallp «tending there.
bled et the bedside and a cariisge was
The Santa Fe ha« withdrawn ite or­
Sag coma over at uo -v Olbera iao. keep' !!« took la at a fl.v»h that Batliara waa ten of pap***”"" Duporvcvran amlled "and hastily dispatch*! for Mr». Simonds, of four steumship companies, one of
each
paper
worth
many
thousand
the-«
In trouble, and cam« leaping to her aid.
which operates »learner» acroM the Pa­ ders for fast trains from th« East
mum."
who*-
home
is
three
miles
from
the
"Yew. Mr. Felix. I’v. Ewan ¡«ater«! all “What the devil'« thia? Take your band Its weight In gold."
Mr». Simonds en­ cific. He waa also in the directorate
Burglar* succeeded in getting away
Id Islip, "»bat kind of m Tower Hill home.
•'Why.'
day w 1th voiu» . .f Ih. ■ akulklng fallow« away!" and be rained hia walking «tick IA
ter«!
the
great
silent
home In time to of the Well» Fargo Express company, with jewelry valued at 1100,000 in
1Y>« latter, aiartlad at co rille» w«r« th-»«?"
that want« to know my bu«in»««
May I th« man'« face.
the
Western
Union
Telegraph
company,
••Hew b<>w I tru«t you," r*tumed th« be present at her brother's death. She the Colorado Fuel A Iron. The Guaran Pittsburg.
lallp'« violence, dropped Barbara'« arm
land 'em on« If they Interfere?”
other. “W« hid th« box In- the ground join«! the wife and children, who,
"You man land 'em on« whenever you ■ nd fell back.
tee Truat. and the Fx|Ultuble companie»
8paniah forces in Morocco have been
"Now. what do you fellow« want here?” back In th« w < hm I s . between two route of with Dr. W. G. l.yle, of New York, of New York, the National City bank,
feel like it; only, land ao hard that there
greatly
reinforced and now hope to de
demanded lalip. "I've a mind to thraoh a hemlock, on« pointing *>uth by th« and Orlamio Harriman, a brother, and
won’t !>• any come hack."
and 31 other corporation».
feat th» Moore.
ixcmpaa* th« <wb«r west.
Th« hemlock the nurses, form*! a group at the b*l-
"Yea, I will, air;" and lYiarlea made you l»>th for touching a lady.”
Is ten pace« weat of a warred fir that was •ide.
"We're going on board that
The first snow has fallen in Mon­
•o bold as to grin. I could •«• that th-
■trlpp*! of Ite aea brenchM by lightning '* I i
Mr Harriman will be plac*l at
GENERAL CORBIN DEAD
tana. Should it continue much uncut
• plrlt of fight waa taking hold of him the man. then he hesitated
”1 know th« tree," Mid I.
take the lady with ua"
rest in the family plot at the little
grain will be damaged.
■ Iao.
Rodney rutit>*! hi« hand« Joyfully, "Y. graveyard behind St. John’s Epieco|>al
“Ob, you wllir Mid lallp.
1 went t«<-k to my pipe and my drowvy
Noted
Army
Man
Paaaaa
Away
Alter
Hill has attacked the Southern Pa­
"Ye«." «aid the lMd«r, bl« tonfidenre gods and llttl« Ashe* thlivk of II ! Kver church at Arden.
survey of the «»a. There waa little wind,
He will roat beeide
Long lllnaaa.
cific land grant in order to force an
and the oily roller» «»ept calmly In with returned; "aud I don't think jou li atop alnc« I was a boy I’v» wantad to bare his »Idaat son, Edward II. Harriman,
u>y hand In a burled trMsure. We U«ed
New York, Sept. 9.
Lieutenant entrance Into Southern California.
a curioualy nia hln« Ilk«
rhythm.
Far ua."
Jr., who died 22 vrar» ago. «x>n after
Rodney and h« squared, Th« fight to hide tin rens In the back yard, just the family firet came to Arden. The General Henry C. Corbin divtl In Roose
out the funnel of a «oiith-bound atnamer
The Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
And now to think
•ent a black ribbon acroaa the aky ; to the would be two to on«; Barbara waa treni to dig them up again
services will be held al 3:30 o’clock veil huapoital in thl» city yoaterday Sound road has offer*! to carry mail
treasure
I
that
I'v«
come
acroM
a
real
weat of the Shifting Hhoal a «loop waa bling.
I Sunday afternoon, and, it is uixler- after an operation fot a renal disorder. from Chicago to Puget sound in 69
“Now,” I cried, and looked along my What would l)i"«e other boy« My !”
lying to. waiting for th« evening br«ei-v
General Corbin would have been »17 hours.
’’Her«'» one of them now," I put In. "I ( stood, will be strictly private.
if It's come to flgbtlng,
I half doaed, thinking vKmt a peaceful level«! platol,
year» old in a few day».
Mr». Corbin
used
to
do
the
very
Min«
thing
myself.'*
|
we'll
all
I
h
>
In
th«
fight.
Islip,
bring
Pernicious anaemia and oedema of
•cene It wa«.
Edward Henry Harriman will go and ex-Governor Myron T. Herrick the lungs was th» chief cause of Harri­
IhtpvMicMU
waa
smiling
again.
"You|
M
im
Graham
on
th«
boat,
Tb«r«*s
a
bui
Half an hour later I beard Ihlpon.-eau
were at his bedside when dvath occurr­
let waiting for the man who ato|* you" ren both tak« It lightly," be Mid. “1» ( down in history as one of th» most
call my name from the nabln «taira
man’s death, according to Dr. l.yla,
moat ed. He had been ill for two years.
Th« men fell back, hesitating, and eel»- reuse you do not know. Many men, aye. ' spectacular financial geniusea,
"It'a getting Intolerably warm down
his physician.
Accompanied
by
Mrs.
Corbin
and
his
many
governments,
would
glv»
'
_
alnvat daring stock »peculators and greatest
here; mlgfit It not lw ¡»malble for me to Ing advantage of th« moment. Rodney
Ex-President Roosevelt has been
of t;-
his time,
r=!!r=id magnates ...*
He daughter, Mrs. Parsons, of Ardsley,
come on de. k If I kept In the ahadow of to< >k Bartavra'« hand and I«! her o.er anything for a chanc» at that box out railroad
th« cauMway. They came up the lad kr thee« ’’
was born at Hempstead, L. I., Febru- N. Y., he went to Carlsbad for treat­ named as a delegate to the world's mis­
th* gunwale?"
"Better »nd better.
*~
*
-■
The waters sionary conference at Edinburgh, Scot­
The *•
higher
th» __
a,y 26, 1848, the son of R«v. Orlando ment on June 12 last
I looked the «Ituation over, and decid­ and on board.
Mid ||
'Tbat'e all!“ I cried to th« men on Interest, the more apart for U*”
ed that no one could pooaibly aee ■ man
.larriman, Jr., rector of an Episcopal there appeared to have improved hia land, next June 14 to 24.
Itodnoy. “I’v« always want*! to l»e mixed church in that town, founded in 1702. condition after two weeks* stay, and he
"You can go!"
who hid at the «hie of the «hip. keeping Aore
Peary »ays he will prove Cook waa
I had th« drop on tiiem. and their up In an international affray. I'm more
low down by the rail. I advised Dui»>n-
The early life of ths future man of return*! to England, where his former I never at the Pole.
than ever glad I dertded to come to th«
trouble
recurrmi
and
he
went
to
Paris
n*au of thia, and then told hlui the mo­ bande did oot «ven aerh their pocket«
millions was on» of great poverty. His
Harr man lines are not likely to have
ment, th« beach batng clear, h« might dart they turned and went Into the woods I I‘<-nguIn, f»r mor« reaaona lh«n on«,'* father was a cultured but poor man, to consult physician* The trouble do-
end
be
h-ik-d
acroM
slyly
at
m«.
But
I
knew
that
they
wer«
sure
of
from the hatchway, and «curry acroM to
velo|M-d mor» seriously while in Paris, any more one man power.
hia
mother
came
from
an
old
aristo
­
I could not help liking him, even If h«
•belter. Thl« h« dll, and, with a algh Dupon- vau'e preoau.-« a« If they had ern
and he determined to return to Ameri­
Canadians are determined to reo|>en
waa In love with Barter»; he wee eo cratic, but *|ually impecunious family
of thankfulnem at having rMcb«d freoh him <m l-ard.
ca. J. G. Schmidlapp, of Cincinnati, the Bering sea sealing question.
of
New
Brunswick,
N.
J.
o|ien
and
frank
about
evwrythrlng.
“Wall," Mid lallp, aa he mw
th«
outer air, he «1 retched hlmxlf In
th«
Edward H. Harriman received hia met him in Paris arid with Mr* Corbin
After a time Duponceau went below
•badow, and 1 Mt oppoalte, facing him strange figure of th« Frenchman hid l--n
Harriman stocks did not drop on the
for a two hour»' nap, and t«llp *i»l I Mt early education at the district school they sailed for New York on the steam­
tudilud the bulwark. "b--re'a a pretty kat
and watching th« «hor«.
stock
exchange aa was expect*!.
er
Rotterdam,
which
arrived
here
Sun
­
About and supplement*! it by ■ two years*
"I’v« liven «leaping,” Duponceau Mid. tl» of fish I Ko tber« Is a mystery, and on d*h, «muklng and chatting,
day. The general waa taken, to the
the
air
grew
colder,
and
ws
course
in
a
boys
’
school
under
church
midnight
Ixinl
Roseberry has left the British
we'r»
carrying
guns."
"ao that I could «tend watch tonight.
Hotel Martinique in this city, and Dr. Radical party am! join*! the Liberals.
_
__
| auspice»,
where the sons of clergymen
"My dear la«iy," Mid Duponcwao. ria- walked to warm oureelvr«.
What a Iwautlful world!
But It'« not
"Di you think." »aid II tney finally, paid practically nothing for their *!u- Frank Erdwurrn waa summoned.
The
like France; nothing i« Ilk« France. Aud Ing, ”1 shall never forgive myself fur
The first drawing in the Cuban na­
physicians advised that General Corbin
"that we might g" on a hunt for that cation,
causing you au> h distreM."
to think I may not «ee It again!"
tional lottery yielded the government
But Barl>ara was not distraaaed; In­ tre«? My eyes ar« fairly It ch lug to fol-1
Edward Henry Harriman began hia l>e removed to the Roosevelt hoepl tai, 1100,000 profit.
"Whyr 1 avked.
low that trail, and »• might reconnoitre career as clerk in a broker's office on and he waa taken there on Monday.
"Boe«««»
” He hesitated. "BecauM stead, she looked very much plMaad.
know.
W« Wall street
1 motion*! Duponceau to go below to tha enemy’s position you
Latest advices say 10,000 Ilves were
I bare enemle« who would «hut me away
He showed no unusual The o)>eratio<> waa performed Tuewlay
from the aea and tb« «ky and tfik eun. tb» cabin, and the <whrr« followed him could make track« te. k to th« Ship If ability ami for many years gave no morning by Dr. Idiuceus Hotchkiss. loat in the earthquake which destroyed
there
was
any
bred."
1 sat at th« top of tb» atepa,
and an I ba v« to come to aom« lonely cor­ thar».
Acapulco, Mexico.
promise of his later brilliant develop­
"Walt till Duponceau comes up, and
ner of th« New World, and «eek refuge wh«r« I could both Join In the con>er*a
ment.
Socially
he
was
well
liked
and
Englishmen
Mae
the
Joke.
Chicago carmen are again endeavor­
we’ll s»k him,” I suggested.
Ah, thl» new world of your»! It 1» good lion and wst<4> th« abora.
Ixmdon, Sept, 9. The morning (ta­ ing to arrange for arbitration with th»
In time, st Ch« end of bis midnight natx thoee who knew him at that time des­
Bart« ra placed her package on the ta­
for th« young, but not for tb<>«« who
crib*!
him
as
a
sociable
young
man,
per» apparently consider that the Polar streetcar company.
bav« grown gray In th« Old. Thera la , ble. "I thought I waa ouly bringing you Ihxponcesu rente on deck, and gave ua
H> waa not*!, controversy haa passed the stage where
only on« world for them and on« land I provlaloua," «aid «be. “but ln«tend I’ve permission to take a survey of th« shore. always full of fun.
Th» situation in Northern Mexico is
for me I lov« It aa I might lot« a worn brought yuo a recruit. Mr lallp. thia la "If I nerd you." h« Mid. "I’ll make th« however, for a mind of hia own. What serious comment will prove any useful
All statements from either still serious and there is much suffer­
Monsieur Ihtponcaau," «nd aha
add*! call of th« .«prey listen .” and he aent be wanted he generally obtained, but purpose.
an."
forth a long, quavering cry
that was hia desire» and ambitions were, at that side tending to throw light on the die­ ing among ths people.
Foreigner» havw th« habit of «entlment; IIMitly. "th« piral« of Alastair."
Islip «hook barn!»
"So you're lf> on *-ho*l teck to ua. from cliff and beach.
time, at least, neither very sweeping put«! pointe are printed in full, but
k did not ae«m ««rang« to me to listen to
Unusual building operations through­
Armed with revolver». Rodney and 1 nor particularly important
moet of the papers either refrain from out the Unit*) States is reported for
the thoughts of an etlla apoken In a this, too, ar« you, Sel.loa?" b« called up
voice that waa musically
clear.
The , to m*. "All arrayed against the blood­ slipp*! out of th» Hhlp. for.led the lak*
How he obtained hia start and the making editorial comment of con fl no August Portland shows an Increase
frankneM of th« man cleared away all hound«, I take It? Well, orhatevrr th« and. keeping as close as ws could to th» fund» which enabled him to buy a seat themselves to a few semi humorous re- of 29 per cent
rocks,
for
th»
night
waa
bright
with
etsT*
gams 1«, count n» In on It I'll feel mor«
barrier*
on the New York stock exchange, have marke. Tha Daily Newe pointe out
J. P. Morgan has offer*! financial
Hud>!enly looking up, I caught eight of aa though I wer« ba.-k In litt)« old New beaded towards th« pines.
The the complete unreliability of evidence
W« Mid not a word, but tip-toe, 1 lead­ never been clearly explained.
aid to Explorer Cook.
Barbara coming toward« ua by th» path York."
from
Eskimos,
who
are
likely
to
eay
moat
widely
accept*!
explanation,
ing. he following, wa skirted th« woods
behlod the cliff
Hh« car rial a package
"Good!” cried Rarbara. "Now you’««
Wireless messages from the Pacific
however was to the effect that during anything calculated to pleaae.
under b«r arm. A« I watched her deacend four men to man the Hhlp. counting until we can» to th« scarred fir. There
fleet report it near Honolulu.
the famous "gold comer” engineered
I
turn*!
to
look
terk
.
th«
l*a'h
lay
a
carefully, 1 mw tb» two men that I had Charlea, and ■ «py at the club to bring
Otter Hunting is Stoppad.
bright silver field sloping to th« «M. by Gould, Fisk, Kimber and others,
met In th« morning com» out of th» pinM you new« and food."
A movement has been started to
with all
which rippled Ilk« quicksilver tenrath ths Edward H. Harriman _ plunged
_
Victoria, B. C.. Sept 10. Word has unite St. Paul and Minneapolis
a
and approach her. Aa ah« mw them ap-
Hh« caught light of th« plt.-hrr of clar­
•tars.
Th«
twarti
»a«
empty
••
d«*
his
own
money
and
some
borrowed
from
been received by the Victoria Sealing I
* poor. Barbara Involuntarily glanced over et and poured out four gla««e».
Then
art. and »till, MV« for th« lapping wave«. I
Harriman's fortunrl is variously es­
to th« Ship, and tb» men Instantly turn­ •he ralaed on» to her lipa.
company that the sealing sc boon »r ’
"T«n
paces
to
th«
east,"
whispered
t
timated
at from $50,000,000 to 1100,-
Squaw's
Claim«
Settled
ed their eye« In tb« Mini direction, and
Thomas F. Bayard, which haa l>een in
"1 plwlg« mywlf In th« defen«« of Mon-
000,000.
•o caught sight of me.
aieur Duponrwau. who cam« out of th» Rodney, and. with Infinite caution, ws
San Francisco, Sept. 10. — Heir» Behring sea hunting for sea otter, haa I
”Bit «till and keep very low," 1 whlo- •ea and found the land Inhoapltabla!" tiptoed through th« pines The tree» ar» nam«l In the will of John R. Hite, a been orderd from the hunting ground» '
British jieople are inclined to favor
very thick ther«; w« felt as If ploughing
pered to liuponceau, under cover of my •h« cried. "Drink with m» I"
millionaire mining man of Mariposa, by a United States revenue cutter. Aa Cook against Peary after reading the
Into
an
unknown
scr««n
Ws
cants
t»
pip«.
W» dralnad our g!•■«««.
Cal., have effected a eettlement with hunting for sea otter is not prohibited, latter*» ytory.
Bart>ara took a step forward.
"That'» th» oath of fidelity," ah» «aid, th« hemlock, and crouched on the son eld«
hie Indian widow, it waa announced to­ protest will he made to Ottawa with a |
"Not so fast. Where ar» you going?" losing at lallp and nw, and 1 think «h« of It, *>me Instinct telling us that there
During hie trip thrrugh the West
day, and within a weak more thar. |fl,- view to having representations made
was
need
of
caution
On
hands
and
demandod th» surly faced chap.
knew aha could truat u« both to th« »nd
Taft
will explain the new tariff bill in
Hite waa to Washington.
knee« | crawlsd a foot farther, and beheld 000,000 will be distributed,
"I am going—wber» I cbooae," at.» an­ of th» adventure.
hi» »(teechea.
a
whit«
tent,
it«
guld«
ropes
running
1»
a
pionear
in
the
California
gold
flelda
swered. and took another step.
Tha »un wa« dropping low, and Bar­
lallp pulled himreif and married an Indian woman, from
(iovernment suits involving title to
Wtliman Give« Up Oath.
f
"You'r» t>«< going out to that Ship," bara prepared to l«ar» th« Ship,
lallp th« hemlo-k'S roots
up teslde me.
oil land in California will be delayed
whom he afterward« separatwl, making
he «rated. "There’« «omB on« hiding her» •tartad to Join her.
Christiana, Rapt 9. A «perlai
I
I
we mean to find."
“No,” ah« mid; "I'd rather go «Ion«.
I caught bla word» and Jumped to my No on« will atop me now. You mu«t «tay
feet
j her» «nd watch during ;b» night."
"What’« th» trouble?
ML m Graham,
11» bowed, but m«lat»d upon «Beveling
an allowance for her maintenance. She
waa not provided for in hie will and
Centipede» are eaten In aotue I mí ru the contest followed at hia death. The
of Mouth Aun-rka.
euit waa com prom iced for |I<K ,'MXl.
(To be continued. I
I
Av
, ‘ V »
dia*
patch from Tremane eaye that Walter by the death of Harriman.
Wellman haa instructed hie agent to
i ne party or
Japanew butine««
The
of Japunaoa
buslnaaa men
arrange for the return of all theexplor- visiting the Coast expreea surprise al
er’g property from Virgo bay.
the magnitude of th« country
I