V Amte aunt mtnet VOL. XXIII. LA K10V IKW, LAKK COUNTY, OltLOON, THURSDAY, SKI. 18, V.m. NO. 37. 1' 7 4 SI I IE LOVED AND LOST Ihc Orcjfiinlrtn (lives the Details of the cMnt!onnl 5ult In volving n Ijike Cltlcn. I Mm I In- iiplnlmi In l,ali lew that I lii' Milt I ii I i I ii 1 -. I In MIm i'.irdie 41 ! 'art . i f Wayne dainty, Mich tSiiii, irxl while m IhhiI I -ii -1 ii -t In this county , ii,:iiIii-I .1. l. I liTV fi inl. f Lukci lew. fur .7ii,ihmi Jul- breach i f iii mil -, I inn- tlml Iiiim I ii linn-il tip by Hniiii- ni-llhiu ut iiiini'v III ill' li'f In gel n um fat f iv II l. Hi- lululit Jil a will Iiiim limn rhl mil f.ir mi wra .-I'M im.i Sic luiiilm In llii'iiw away I ha: i-t ra . ln.it mi. u , , l, ' . I '. 1 1 ui in r .i ! I Ii - lii -i iii w h n i ii wiih 1 1 lull 1 1 mil , ti mi' lul I- U r.nii lii. i, I I 'ml In ml. A I Dial linn- ilr I i II i n- in il kimwn 'I In' I in 1 1 -i. hi uf tin- I'M 1 1 llmt jriw-s In- iij 't ii' I I In I'm ii fi ill 1 1 k; " I in i l,i' N . Mi ui Iv I if il III- I 'illllilj. . MiilllU'lM. Walllx .lain. I I lit fi hi 1. 1 if I .ii l.i' ii u , I ir., III pill IllT ."ril.'HHI H'rlM i' I'I'fllM'M I'l I III IV 1 1 1 I I III' ' I I III I ll' H 1 1 ' Hl M III' I 1 1 II Il lli II' III 1111111.1 IllT. '1 II I'ntiili- lim In r i I j i : 1 1 1 ii inl i'iiIiiiti- Hh 1'iiv nii nl. mi hit i iiiniiii'iii i ll mi iirilmi in tin- I'niti'il Slali H illtli I dniil In I " . . r 1 1 . 1 1 1 I . tin- complaint U in llli" I yesterday lili ruing. It Im ii In I f il - 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 niul does nut tin Intu -li-t.iiU. Till' !' llll ililill t lllll'l'H lllllt nil till- -."Hi day uf I iivi'iiil.i-r, A. I. I'.NHi. nt LakcllcW, III'., Ill runi-lilernt iull uf i In- jit -iiiiiw uf t In- plant in, wliu was llii-ti ful.' ninl unmarried, in mari s tin- ili'fvmla ii I , t In- ili'liiiil, ml iiinii-Imi-iI lu marry tin- plant ilf un I he '.''I Ii day uf IIi'ii-iiiImt, A. l. ;iii, 1 1 it- iiiiii- liilnu tin- dale mutually nuri-cd il ! i Im'Iwii'Ii I I . i I i 1 1 1 f ami li fi'iiila nt . 1 1 Ii fui't lii-r ii-riti-il I aat plaintiff. ill Inline in xaiil ri 1 1 1 1 1 -. ha, since l i'l na i lii" I ami i uli I i II mi I In In- ami Im h. il.- an I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 l it 1 1 . ami Iiiim Ih i-ii ami U willing In marry tin- difcn- lanl . I in I I In- ill fi -1 1 I .-1 1 1 1 ri'fii-i'il lu inai ry I In' pin 1 1 1 1 ill nil lln' Mil. I Ill lay uf liiTt'inliiT. A. I'. 1 '. h 1 1 . nr nl nil I IiuiiIi l'i-illi'Mti-i en In iln 1 1 y the plalnlirf. I'.y ivhmiIi uf lhs failure llir plaintiff alleges that mi- Iiiim been iliinnmril III Iln- mm uf ??7il,(MMI. W luTi-fuii- plaint iff pra.H fur Jmli-. iiu'iil. fur 1 1 in t Mini, tuiilii-r with i umIm mnl iIImIhiivciiu'IiIm. t)'liiy ami Tapli-.v ari- tin- li-al ii-pri'MiMitatlvi'H uf tin plaintiff In 1'iirllanil, having Ihm-ii t'liaril dy a llrui uf Mli'hlan lawyi-rn. Mr. (' Day miiIiI yi'Htrnlay that hi' illil lint knuw iiiui'h nliiint tin-rircniiiMtaiii-i-K I uf ln cum' Ih'ViiimI what wan htati-il In tin' -1 1 1 1 1 I .-1 1 1 1 1 . I Ii-halil t hi' Mii-h-luan nu n irpriKi ntiil tin' plaintiff tu lie a m huul ti'arlu'f, ami It w iim prr-Miiini-il thai hIii- wuh rnnai'il in li-aclilntc Hrhoul In I,aki ('utility at I ho thin- thi' pruinlnc to marry 1h alli'Ki'il to tin ' lui'li inaili', nl) t'hrlNtiiiaH ilay, 1IMKI. Mr. O'Day Hiiyn ln tmik puliiH to liiijuiri- into I lii -nnlni'in'HH of tin- riu- lii furt- hi wuulil cutiMi'nt to Ik- inih'iitifli'il with It, ami from w hat he Iiiim li-arn-i'il lu Im coiivlni'i'il It Im liuii'i llili-. Jaini'H I), ili'ryfonl Im I ln ynnnni'Mt uf thnv lirothiTH wlio uro cxtt'iiHivc ly i-iiKaed In tin llvi'Htock IiiihIiii-hh In Iiiikii County, upi'ratliiK hh llcry funl Itru'M. The oilier iiu-iuIiith of I hn firm an- William and ili-nry. .laini'H I). Irt a wliluwiT, hU flrnt wlfit IwivliiK illi'd alinnt five yi-ai'H null, li-avliiK liim wit h four rlilhlrcn. All tlm Hi'ryfonlH an Hulmtautlal i ltlr.niiH. anil arc hu Hiicci'Hhful lu the llvcHtiick ImihIiu'hh that thi-lr hulil lii(jfH (if cattli', liorm'H, anil IhiiiIh ait' xald to lio worth Hoiiu'thiiiK like $110(1, iKMI. Yi'arM ajco 1 luy i-aiun up from California, where their father wan a pioneer of Several rortlaiul jK'ople who liavo lived In J.akevlew anil are iici.ualn leil with tin Ileryforilw have never heard of ISInlle MeCtirty nor of any eiitfaHjeinent of Jaini'H 1). lleryford to marry anyliody, Mi'h, V. A. CotfHwell Ik a hIkU-i1 of lhe lleryford lioyH, and Hhe hii.vm nhe never heard uf MInm MiCarty, or that her hroth- it nunln contemplated iiiatri ' Miniiv. Even tin- attorney for tin1 plaint Iff iIih'h nut know whether hIh' C IT I lllllilll HI III Mil III (ll'I'lTOH. 'I'll j tin- Im-hI i if tin recollection i if present i i. ml olliclnl tlilM Is tin- llrt hrcacll- uf promise case ever fl !! In the I'nlii-il Siad'M Court hi-re." ! An KxnnilniT ii'pri'Ki'iitntlvi' Inter viewed Mr. Ili-r.vfut-il lani. .Nl. iiIji , lint he had nothing to nay i't;ii nliu I III- I'llMI-. Slivrlff lliiulap w iiMiippuliited )i-pu-ly I nl led Nt a liM Mailial, lnwrtc In thi'i iiMi-, and I.imI Mmiilay Hi-rvi'd Mr. I i , f. ill I wild a inpy uf tin- run. pl.ilut. Tin- I H'i'hiiiiIiiii eiTM in tin- aliuxe ri-uaiilinu: tin- Iiiiii uf lliT.furd I'.ium. '1'Ik' Iii iii Im runipuMi'd uf W in. I', ami .lanii'M i. I li-r fi ird. M i m. C. A . um Will uf I 'ml la ml m m it a mUIit nf In lii'i .xfnril I'.rut hi'i , Inn Im a Iii'mI I'OIImIiI. Mil Mi'i'arty, tin' I'uiiipliiiii.'inl, Im l.imw u li.v a imiiiiImT uf H'npli- In I a Ue i niinty. Sin- taught w huul in 'I'liuniaM Civi-k iliMtrirl. 5uiiiiunry of AeMment for ly()2. Ai-Hi-i""ir .li'lin l. Illnir Iiiih jimt (iiiii l.li Ir, I Iln- :rj iiHxi'Hxiiii-iit fur Lake ruiiiiiy, un I '.In- Cniiiiiy K innl of L.llllllltl'HI If IIUH liM.klll liVlT tl.n mil. Ill- f-x. t-a-i-lt-il I liul the . iiil will Ik- I .lire. I I iv ll.i- liniii.l i mi In r llill lu itimI. I ln' le-M-i-M il vitlue uf nil prupi-riy ix l,.v.m,(i;i;i, Hn iikhuihi fl.Wo.Vt: m PHil , milking it in-t iiicri'ii-i- of t "H -H,;. NuiiiU-r Viilne Ainu iil'hli- liiml 4D, 17 fllVMlS " nun tillnlile Un.l :;n.i it i, i i. I in I .ruvi-Mii ii t x un ilii'.l i' l In mix, I'.MII l.ilx .VI " " (all; I in pri.vi'il t.i ll lot ll;..v.i 'J'J S( IS hl,.'.Vi ' n. .1 ilii'd.-il H..VI7 . M ili-x ti-li-k'' ii h ami li li'l'li'iiii' line, I ."i ' M iii x t .- t I and teli-piml.e line Lll0 M.inul.ii iii ini; iiiiii li- ! im-ry . ell- lo.ltHi , Md-e. mid i-tm-k in I trad,- Id, I'd ! I HI I'll-IIH'lllH, ( HUH ! I eti'., etc., :tf,74't i M'.ii y V7,h7:i j Nuii'H ami Hivuiitits n-l,i:M : j Sharex of Murk Mniri-M i f htoi k '.M,:t.s7 IIoiim-Iiui f'lrnitiire ' ji-Mi lry. etc. 21 .S-4 1 lli mi'h and naili't) 5,774 IlnrNi-ii ami iiiiiIi-m .ril.) , 400 Cuttle 22,:ifi8 Sheep 12:1,347 ' " 24ii,i!)4 I v me 424 1-60 ( !roen" val. all prop. 1 ,l'2,74(.l Kxeinpliiui K'l.71ti Total iicM HHeil val 1.&SIU.033 ! 1'oIIh 442 Suiiiiuiiry, hint year 1 ,.r2().r47 Iiu'reane 7H,4Stl UIU Dl-AL CLOSED. The Itooth-Kelley Company Iiiim i-IohciI the ix deal with the Califor nia & Oregon Land Company to take all the land of the latter com pany at the prlneely price of $2,tMM), (MK). The fm-t that thin ureat eHtate Iiiih fallen Into the handrt of the Hoot h-Kelley Company auburn well for the t'ountleH of KaHteru Ort'Kou in which thewe IiiikIh art located. The deal wiih held off until the Hooth Kelley people wen cunvlnced that the Cnim-ltay-Salt-Lake (dreat l'a tern) railroad would 1m built. That road will build through Lake cuun-t.V- Leo Mulkey and Edna Cloud Wed ded. A happy event occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hon Cloud, near New Pine Crock, last Sunday, lu which thelrdaughter Miss Fdna, Cloud and Mr. I ii'ii Mulkey of Davis Creek were theceiitral figures. On thattlay Itev. II. Smith, pronounced the words that .made the youngcoiiplc husband and wife, Tlie young couple a re still receiving the congratulations of many friends. FOREST FIRES CAUSE DEATH The Northwest Visited by the (Jreatest l ire In its History ! Death nnd Destruction. Lnri-Hl fire continue I-- jMiifi in every f - 1 1 mi f I ii mi -r n .Miuu (iimbIi ami ( Ui k iiiiii" rniiiit ii'O. I liimxHiiil if in ti n luivi- Lei ii (-ii 1 1 1 '! i.vi-r, Riid liim-ilu-lxi.f i-ixiii liiive Im-i-ii ri'tili-ri-i Imiiii-li-xx, hv 'I lu- Oii'iiuiiiiin. I'eiiple Imve In i'ii i'iini'llri tu five fur their live", Mini Iniiliy I'xi ;im d only l,y k'li'lop ill! ll.i. u.li tin- fill-K ll,Ht 1 1 v -1 .i-i I tin) r.'inlx. iiiiiiii'ii in Iln- iviiiitv of t r - -) i : I t , l.'ix k nil, I'n vl -l 'm Vallt-v, l'.iix.inl lluiiiir, Il.iiiia-rux, priliK-uaii-r. 'i"l.i. 1 1 ililiiii, I hIi'I l.imle laivi I C lln-ir mii'i"', ImriiH, (ui,ci-, ami linn h ol t heir livi-Htoi k. HI IN AMI IT.ATII lli'teiiri- h li'A Ii i.-l pniiiN on the ; Ni rilii'i-t fnii'Mi tin-K up to lanl Sutur' il.iv iii-lit : I i i . I i - ultHcki'il and ri'fi li-iiri-H llirenteiit-1 mSuutli I'urtlaml. IMm.hi- in r..i-t-rii MuHiiuiiiai Hiiiuiii.tx to f IJ "hhi. ami ever family I hh lie liF'liiinrf tin tire Mini- M 1 1 1 1 1 1 a . j f-i-vi-iiil f m in 1 1 it-H liiirnril out on the , Si'i lioii Line nnul. Tlin-e l w -Ui ntf m mid the cuunty ! hriiliti-K u-ui in I'lriixaiil Valley. Klnmi-H Mirii.niiil the dvn llu i of a ri-M.li nt o l.tH'kwnut! and race went ii linili lhe Itui-e Line road. Tu prolert the town of (inliam, men Maud jiard i.ul.t ami day. Fully liHJ . men me a: wink Id t-ave 'i"K-rly in the i ilantleroiiH heat. I i . ii. itiH'K iiiiii n iiiirrovi t'M-ii ironi lili-aih at I'li-UMiii t Home. A i-hwiiiiII ax di'Mlriiveil nnd lour otlnTH ttere in j lluilk'lT. i Lire com pa ii ie, ut-re ciilli-il out to i I rviiilmi. 'l he tt'hidciitri cf thai part j of I'oitlaud ueie on duly from 2 o'clock j vetei'l.iy liim iiinv ' Nmi ai rival of -.-rain and coMing . i i .i i i i. , ii i , .. i. i i i . ) rniix 1 1 in- ,it tn-ii-1- xinihl' in nil.- iiiuiiiii of till' ( 'I'luillliill. 'li-li'Hrn.iii- mat ki t u purls cur tailid ou, i ti j In I rouble with lhe win-H. laiiiii'e m ar l.i iitti nmnuiits to over J-.Ti.lHH). Tillamook City haw been faved from impemlmi! duoni by titi'i-ly change oi the wind. I'oreHtH in 1 lunulas and Jack nun Conn lien are ou tire, but dainaiie yet in Hinail. Siiperiutendeiit Orinsby, of CaTade Fori'Ht Ker-erve, fays no tire has jet entered the reserve. Sixty jicople. in the town of fprinii water, Cluckatnan County, forced to th e for their lived and rendered honn-lecH, and a fine ti in Iter belt deatroyed. Sawmill of the liridul Veil Lumbering Company and the whole town of Palmer hiniated two luilcH cant of Bridal Veil, in th'H county, destroyed. Valuable timber deatroyeil near C bnrn, Wilhoit Sprimts and Wendliui: and other iinta. Men at Wendlinft are Hw anipiiitf the timber in order to save it. LocHCH will amount to thoutiands of dol lain. instruction of village of Viola feenis certain. Woman burned to death near Van couver, Wanh., and woman and her child are minning. Mills, luniU-r and timber to value of 1,(X)0,000 destroyed In Clielialia County, Wanh. Later reports, up to yesterday, show even a worue condition of affairs. Many deaths have occurred. Pete" Folletf Wagon. It Ih mild that "Pete" Follett and Fayette Cannon, of New 1'lne Creek, are Htlll nguriiiK with lH-ncil and paper for a Kolutlon of the problem of how to n't that wnj?n out of the (died without tearing down the building. Some days no Mr. Fol lett t-oncluded to build a cover on hid wanoii jirt-paratory to taking a trip down to Sacramento with hlx fam ily. In order to yet In the made to 'do the work, he ran the wagon lu under a shed. With Mr. Cannon's: help the work ot building u top on j the wagon was completed In the course of a few days. After the job was completed Follett remarked j with some satisfaction: "There she i Im- and Mm a bully Jnb". When t hey attempted to run the w a iron out Hii-mIii'iI they dlMi-oven-d that the; tup wiim t no bl: by a foot or two to 1 ... . i K'l llirnllull llie Hlieil ii-llinu- Neither Follett nrCiimioll eviTHWi'lir i ntleiiMt nut at i he Hume t Inn but tiny thought n few thlnM that. Hlmiild never enter a man' head when beV in church. Of cnnrMe nu-1 IikTuiim iii'lvflilmr m have ever Hlnee been Klvinif Follett advice. Some told hliu tu burn the nhi-il down, ol Iiith to cut the w a truii In two nnd take it nut p'.ece nt a time, and llll'- fi-llmv Hiitciri-Mie I I tut t In- t ll II ih -I nut, w hil -ut hi-i'M luld blia to leave the wnifuii w hen-it in n ml ;ivi' up I Ih I rip. lie imw ire t letters through tin- mail Ii llin him w hat tu iln it In itio i'uiiMiih'r.''l no Iniiyr i-.-ife to ii'U ii-i- him piT-uiia li.v. 'I estimcnial Concert a Success Tie- Ii-mI iiuuiiinl cuiici-rt la-xt Sat urday evening w im really enjuyed by tin- i-'upli- nf Lillievii-W. Tin- mum- fiiruiMhi-i! by the new Lake iew Orehi'Mt ra w as exci ediiiK; l.v iruu l, ami rii 'u ve l Ilia ny favorable coiiiiui'utM. A vui-iil muIii by MImh Milli-f ia her MWeet'-Mt voice, fiiiluwed by a pl.iilu Miiin, "Sl.'lli l'.i-11-i," by .Mrs. I'.iTtraiid i'.l.iir, highly plea-u'd I h'- aililii lli e. The "LiiMt Mi'k. Waber I'dair. MImwh Snider, wiim Ho.-ni uf Summer" by liver, Mcm. I'.ertraud Mil" Miller and Mai lieaut ifully rendered. Misses Milier and Snider, hhii,' a vocal duet that was heartily applauded ami this was followed by a recitation "The Flower (iiri," by Mrs. Will Si, i-i,-, hil uf t In- evening, hnliie i ill I he stai1 lent eluclitiuuary a- i;race, and a ulily. Lakeview audiences shall de- mand t se' Mrs. Steele U-fnre the fuulliirhls often in the future. Mr.-. I ,ver saair "Tin- Whijiper'HI Sunn" ia her usually masterful style, and as an enchure siin in a rich, mellow nice, Shaduw uf the Pines." Hit siniuu' is delight fill. 'lhe churns nf einht voices in "Italia" was ;rrand. Tin- atiilii-nce was larye and appre ciative, and the receipts of the eve ning, at a low admission fee, amounted to $42. j "ULY BLINKLR5." Stockmen of this section are through hayinjr and report an un usually Inre crop. lUi'f iratlieriiiH: lias Ih'iiii. Cattle are not as fat as usual, owini; to poor ranire and dry, hot weather. Mrs. Thus, (iarrett returned this wii'k from Lakeview, wheivshe went to m-eive medical aid. Miss Marion Antone, daughter t Mrs. L. C. Meyer, left for Honanza to- day to attend aneiht-months' term of school at that place. She has re sided at Illy for the past year with her sister, Mrs. Creed McKendree. IlEAIIKIl. Incendiarism Near Merrill. A fire on the evening of September Nth at the ranch of A. I). Hayes, twelve miles southeast of Merril, des troyed the barn, granary, blacksmith shop and two stacks of hay. The residence was saved by (1. L. Schwartz, who was sleeping In the building. All the fires started up at once, so It was unquestionably the work of an Incendiary, says an Ex aminer correspondent. Wluever set the fires displayed n human spirit, at least, for before the barn was fired three horses were turned out to save them from a cruel death. Kags, sat united with kerosene, were found , Klt, resolved to break earthly shock under the eaves of the kitchen when ! les and seek relief lu eternity. This the fire was started at the residence. The loss is $1500; no Insurance. Race horsemen, Attention. The Examiner Is advised by A J. Myers of the Modoc County Agricul tural Association, that all horses in liUke and Klamath counties are competent to compete for purses in district races. This omission was made In printing the posters So here Is a chance for Lake and Khun-J nth horsemen to go down to Al- turas Sept. -1) to Oct. 4 and get some of that money. The purses ' are good. T C ttrlTDM HER DEATH details of the Sad Tragedy That Cast a Gloom Over the Town ot Klamath Falls. Iiit wii'k The Kxaminer inadp brief iiieiit'ion of a HhiM-klui; tragedy I at Klamath 1'alU, in which Mtm. 1 William Nail, known by a irood inuiiy peupli- in Lakevii'W w here nl.e fnrmerly ri-Mided. wiim the central figure. The tra'-redy oi'i-urred nt 'A p.m. mi Munday, the sth ImmI.. and at lu p.m. the unfuit umite woman died. In a fit uf despondency Mrn. j Nail mIiuI hiTMi-lf with a 41 calibre piMtul. Sli'-had Imi'II ill Mince July IiimI. when Mho Imvmiiic a inother, and the thuiiirht that win- could never regain her ln-alt h prompted her to M'lf-dext ruction. A nlmrt time prcviuiiM to firing the fatal hhot me told a ni-iulibur that me il'iteudi-d killiliLC hetvelf. Am) hooli IM puMsible the neighbor, Mtm. Jnne.i, M-nt fur the hnsliaii'l to apprise him of liin wife'w threat, and ;it the mo ment the information wan lK-in jriven him. the report of the pistol was heard. The unfortunate wom an was found l.vin on a lx-d on the lloor which hhe had carefully pre- . pared fur the purposi'. and by her ! Hide was the Mankind pistol. The ! physician called found a bullet j wound just below the heart, and the j bullet lodged in the back. The phy- which was theSiciau notified the relatives; that Mrs. Ste-le is at j death was certain to follow. Her and shows excel-. sister, Mrs. (ieore l'.atchelder, was training, as well Hiiminoned at once by wire and charmiiii; person- left Lakeview sunn after receiving the niessav?-, but lnny; In-fore reachinj; i i Kluinath Falls, the form of ( loving1 sister was cold In ili a I Ii. her I'.efuiv she passed away Mrs. Nail was cnn.-cimis and talked with thuse about her, expressing her desire to d e and end her earthly troubles. The Klamath Kepublicau says: The unfortunate unman left two notes nne fur her husband and une fur her father. She expressed affectionate solicitude, but revealed an unhappy condition of mind. In one of them she said she had inten ded to take her baby with her, but didn't have the heart to do it. The funeral services were held on Wednes day, under the auspices of the lodges of Odd Fellows and Daughters of Kebekah and were attended by a larfie concourse of sympathizing friends. An appropriate sermon was yiven in the opera house by Itev. Mr. Shields of the Presbyterian church, and the burial ceremonies of , tUe fratt.riial oriler were observed j t t .,.,.. Mrs. Nail, the wife of Wiu. Nail mill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breltenstein, w as born In San Fran cisco, March 2, 1n77, lieing aged 25 years, ti months and 3 days at the time of her death. She was united in marriage with Win. Nail In April, WOO. Besides her husband nnd In fant child, she leaves her father and mother, two sisters, Mrs. George Iiatchelder of Lakeview and Mrs. Chas. W'oolsey ot Petaluuia, Calif., nnd one brother, Kit-hard lirelten steln of this place. Mrs. Nail was an amiable, high minded young lady, Just entering the bloom of womanhood, esteemed by all who knew her, and her un timely and tragic death caused the keenest regret. Frail, nervous, and sensitive, her soul was crushed by llie trvlmr vicissitudes of life, ami is one of the saddest happenings in the history of the community and elicits the profoundest synipnthy for the surviving husband and child, the father, inother, sisteisand broth er, who, by the decree of an inex plicable and Inexorable fate, are plunged Into almost unliearable grief. Frank Musgrave, brother of Mark Musgrave of the Hot Spring resort. arrived last week from Montague and expects to make his home In this section. Mr. Musgrave is a dry goods salesman, and was em ployed in a big store at Montague before coining here.