KLAMATH
VOL.
VI.
KLA.MATII
F~ ROM
«
BY MARY J HOLMES
FALLS,
REPUBLICAN
KLAMATH
COUNTY, OltEOON,
MAY 30, 1901.
NO. ».
saying, ’’Goals bare, little daughter, and
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAMME
let me touch you with ths top of uiy
fourth Olger."
Sarlaua Conation of Affsin ta Alsaks fita-
About noou ths clouds broke away,
Arrangement« Finished tor ExerclM« st Glad-
while here aud there a pat -h of bright
tional flomaa (or Ditahlad SoMlara.
•tone Park.
blue aky waa to be •<•« u
But tbs roads FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
A
serious condition of affairs i* re
were a* muddy that Mary bad no hope
Oregon City May 22.—Ararnge-
OF THE WORLD.
ALL OVER OREGON.
of Billy'a Cuming, aud this It waa, per
ported in Alaska in letter* which
mentn have been completed forth« ex
ha («a, which made the dinner (llahra ao
come from army officers on duty in
ercises at Gladstone Park, July 3-13.
I
hard to wash, aud which made her cry
Thomas J. Morgan, of New York city, Comnwrctal and financial Happenings of Im. that territory, and especially front
k
Comprehensive
Review
ol
the
Import
ota
when told that ail the knives and forks
those stationed at Fort Davis.
The
will I* the orator on the Fourth of
mnet be scoured, tbs teakettle wiped and
Happenings of the Past Week Prese ^d July, and will later give a lecture on
portant«- A Brief Review of of th« forage at last accounts wits nearly ex
•et with Ita uoae north. In what Mr«.
hausted. The price of stqiplies which
Others who
in a Condensed Form Which Is Most the ”Negro Problem.1’
Growth and Improvcmruti of th* Many
Grundy called the ’ I’out Hole,'* and
must l«e shared by civilians a* well as
will
deliver
two
lectures
are
Dr.
which proved proved to be a place under
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many
Industries Throughout Onr Thriving Com. the army, has greatly increased, and
Chaires Bayard Mitchell, of the Hen
the stairs, where pots, kettles and Iron
there was every indication that those
Readers.
monwcalth Latest Market Report
nepin avenue Methodist Episcopal
ware generally were kept.
who had made money in Alaska would
church of Minneapolis; Dr. J. M.
All tillage have an cud, and so did the
have every opportunity to *[*‘«<1 it for
Bash
ford
president
of
the
Ohio
Wes-
scouring. In spite of Mary's fears to the
The coat of repairing the Albany the necessities of life. Coal, for in
im-
contrary, and then watching a time when
lyan university. Lectures will be de bridge amounted to $1,837.57.
stance, brought as much as $60 [•*’
Mrs,
Grundy
did
not
see
her,
she
stole
livered by Dr. Alexander Blackburn
I
To it< I f,
<4 of Portland and Dr. A. J. Frost of I xm
away upstairs. Taking Alice ou her lap,
The new ice plant at Baker City ton.
slw sat down by the op«-ii window where
Angelen. The Parke Sinters of New will lie in operation by July 1.
The nstional homes for disubletl
the damp air cooled aud moistened her
York city will give two instrumental
signed
the
The annual meeting and barbecue volunter soldiers are open to regulars
Hushed face. The rain waa over, and
concerts and Polk Miller will give two of Wheeler County Pioneers will l«e and volunteers alike who have Served
across the meadow the sun waa shining
rhe old Shamrock la at the new l«y evenings ol entertainment on “South held at Richmond on June 12 and 13. in any war, the board of management,
through the tall trees, making the drops
ern Life. ”
in the discretion allowed by law, con
of water which Imug upon the leaves half a minute in the last trial.
The advance in the price of pota- struing aervice in the Philippine* as
Musical concerts will be under the
sparkle and flash In the sunlight like eo
The striking machinists ___
have
,
toes
has
caused
the
planting
of
more
direction
of
Prof.
Boyer
and
the
Che-
many tiny rainbows. Mary watched them
The
gained many recruits to their ranks. rnawa Indian l>and will give daily potatoes than ever before in the vicin equivalent to service in a war.
for a time, and thru looking Into ths
proposition hss been several times ad-
ity
of
La
Grande.
The coal tax in England is injur programme*. The class instruction
road, ah« saw directly opposite the house
I vanced to throw the volunteer home*
liilly Bernier and with him Alles's cradle. ing the i.ianufai'turiiig interests of will |je a special feature and the in
The Albany council has resolved to open to regulars without regard to war
In a moment Mary's arms were thrown the nation,
structors will I« the same as last year turn over the bridge across the Wil service, and an amendment waa offer
around bis neck as tightly as If she
I he recent punitive expeditions of except that Miss May Neal, of North lamette at that place to Linn and ed during the last session of congres*
thought lie bad the power and was come
Germany
in China are now pleasing west University, Chicago, will have Benton counties or to Linn county, with that object in veiw. But it was
to lake her away.
charge of reading and elocution, and when the city shall lie reimbursed for defeated because of strong Qjipositi<m
to th«- RuaNian ruler.
"Oh. Hilly, Billy," said ahe. "1 was
Prof. J. Ivey, of Los Angeles, wi'.l the recent improvements.
to endangering the rights of the vol
afraid you would not come, ami It mads
Nearly 2,<MM) more United States have charge ol the art daises.
unteers, anil also because the regular*
uie so unhappy.'*
volunteer* are now on the way home
A rural mail delivery route from have a national home at Washington,
Aa Billy released her he was startled from the Philippines.
Eugene
will
be
recommended
to
the
RICH HAY DISTRICT.
surround«! by lieautiful grounds, an
at hearing some one call out. ’•Bravo!
postal department. The route will ideal place, which is in part aupport-
Interior regions of British Colum
That, I conclude, Is a country bug. I
bia are threatened with serious floods Meadow Lands in Idaho Which Produce Heavy be as follows: From Eugene north «1 hy contribution* of 13 cent» de
hope elie won't try It on me!**
on river road to the Miller fruit dryer ducted from the monthly pay. There
Turning about he saw before him a by reason of the late spring.
Yields.
and return to Ranta Clara school are in addition to these 30 state homes
white faced |«oy. nearly of hia own age,
A l»and of fifty-seven gv|«»ic* æekitig
Washington, May 21.—A report house, thence west to Irving road, where the volunteers of the v*rtmis
whose dress and appearance Indicated »dniiiMioti to the United States from
has been received by the department thence southeast to Riuslaw stage states may find shelter in their ohl
that he lielonged to a higher grade, as far (•erniany have lieen deported.
a« wealth was concerned. It was Henry
I of agriculture from a special statis road, thence «eat to Kemp school •gc.
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A clerk in the adjutant general's tical agent who has recently traversed house thence south to foot hills by
Lincoln, notorious leith for pride and In
aoleni-e. Billy, who had worked for Mr. ofli«-«' at Manila ia charged with forg the great hay district of Northern way of Martin brick yard and return
Commissioner Powderly wants the
Lincoln, bad been Insulted by Henry ing General MacArthur's name.
Idaho.
Along the St. Joseph and to Eugene via Hawkins road, The head tax on immigrants coming into
many a time, and now ha longed to
1 he party of Ohio congressmnen the St. Mary's rivers, and subject to trip will be made six times a week. the country increased to not less than
avenge It, but uatlve pollti-nesa taught
He
who a< < ''til[«alli<*»l Pr«'«ii|ent McKinley overflow during the spring, are thous Service will not be established before $2. At present this tax is $1.
him that Io the presence of Mary 'twould
July.
recommended to congrro* that the
ands
of
acres
of
rich
meadow
lands
to
the
West
are
now
in
Portland.
not lie proper, so without a word to Hen
Bear creek cattlemen shipped from increase be made, not with a view of
ry he whispered to the little girl. "That
Admiral Rogen haa arrived in Ca which produce heavy yields of wild
Timothy, where sown, will Pendleton 110 head of cattle to Puget imposing hardships upon th^ new
fellow Ilves near here, and If he ever vite to succeed Admiral Kempff aa hay.
comers, but really to help them. He
gives you trouble just let me know.'*
cotnamnder of the Asiatic squadron. yield from two to three tons per acre. sound.
says the increase imposes no severe
In the Indian reservation the land is
"Kissed her then, didn't you?" sneer-
Fi"v cailets have lieen ex|«elled and practically given over to wild hay,
The annual field day athletic con burden upon those seeking homes in
Ingly asked Henry, retreating at the name
time, for there waa something In Billy's six («tliera au*|M*nded at" West Point but elsewhere timothy
in usually tests of the Pendleton public schools this country, and it would insure the
aa the result of the investigations cultivated. Farmers near the navi will take place May 27.
eyes which he feared.
accumulation of a fund sufficient to
"t'oiue Into the house," said
Mary, into the recent hazings.
construct suitable and comfortable
gable parts of the rivers bale their
Henry
Brune
front
Rockland,
sold
"where he can't ace ns," and leading the
J. P. Morgan haa purchased the hay and ship it down the stream to 30 sheared yearling wethers at The buildings whenever needed for the
way she conducted him up to her own
comfort and safety of tho»e awaiting
celebrated
.Mannheim art collection the markets of the river or lake Dalles for $3.10 a head.
room, where there waa no fear of being
inspection, as well as for the adminis
of Paris. Ow ing to high import du towns. The larger part, however,
interrupt«!.
A bridge has l»een completed across tration of the law relating to immi
of the hay raised in the district is de
Alice waa first carefully fixed in her ties it will be kept in England for the
It is gration. The tax of $1 upon each im
voted to stock feeding, a thriving the Sandy river near Ix«ona.
cradle, and then kneeliug down at Billy'a present.
233 feet long and 16 feet wide.
migrant make* up a fund used in ad
industry.
aides and laying her arms ai roaa his lap,
Mrs. McKinley continues to im
Much of this district is heavily
Mary told him of rrerythiug which bad prove slowly.
It is reported that the Golconda ministering the immigration laws.
timbered, the princi[«al varieties be 1 mine, situated in Williams creek dis Last year this amounted to $576,688.
happened, and finished by asking, "bow
Carnegie gave £2,(MM),(MM) to Scotch ing white pine, red fir, cedar, yellow trict, has been sold for a good figure.
long she must at ay here?”
Admiral Dewey favors a neutral
pine and tamarac. Timber cutting
Ilad Billy'a purse >w«n as large as his universities.
Jack Gordon and Pete Gagnon re-' isthmian canal, bring opposed to its
heart, that question would have easily
The Ohio congressional party ia in is carried on extensively and the
lieen answered. Now he could only ahake Oregon on their trip home.
cleared lands converted into farms. •ently sold several quartz mining fortifiAtion. The neutrality of the
his head In reply, while Mary next nak
Strawberries are a profitable crop. ' claims in the Greenhorn mountains to canal can be guaranti-cd by our fleet.
In a second trial race Shamrock II
The canal is to be a commercial water
ed If he had seen Kila.
High prices are obtainable because Gibb Leavitt for $3,000.
way, and neutralization, therefore,
• I have not seen her." return«! he. "but lient Shamrock I one minute.
lierries from this district come upon
Recently
a
piece
of
quartz
weigh
I've heard that rainy as It waa this mom-
President McKinley reviewed the the market a week after those from ing 25 pounds was picked up at the will mean it* preservation.
Ing. Mrs. Campbell's mai«l waa out select- whool children of S»n Francisco.
other sections are spent.
Mule Gulch placer mine, near An-
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont, widow
Ing muslins an«l jaconets for b<-r, nul
The University of Oregon defeated
toine. It is estimated to be worth . of the “Pathfinder,” has a claim
they say ahe la not to wear black, as Mrs.
ECLIPSE
OF
THE
SUN.
th«' University of Washington in ath
♦2,000.
Campbell thinks her too young."
against the United States government
Mary di«l not apeak for some time, but letic*.
A clean up from 100 tons of Mam- ' f°r
from her in~( alifor-
her head droppci on Billy'a knee, and
An extra M'ssion of the Hawaiian Cloud* in tha Sky Intarafarad With th« Ob- moth mine ore treated at the Virtue n
” **-
»“• Th
These 1 landa
appropriateli
"■*_' were “
7?
**“
she seemed to lie Intently thinking, At
legislature cut the salaries of a great
•svatortaa.
mill was _ taken to Baker City
last
a8
f
“
r
back
as
1863
for
military
pur-
last, brushing aside the hair which had
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poses. TL„..
They L..,4
had cost
her wvarxwo
more ih.in
than
many of the officials.
fallen over her forehead,
Billy said:
San Francisco, May 22.—A cable week. The clean up amounted to $50.000, to say nothing of the interest
The Pan-American exposition has gram received from Padang, Sumatra, , fl ,100—two bars, one of the value of
"What are you thinking about?"
"I was wondering if Kila wouldn't for been
dedicated.
Vice President from ProfeMor C. D. Perirne, in charge $8<M) and another of $300, an average since, and she has never been paid for
them. Gen. Miles made an investi
get me and Alice now she Is rich and go- Roosevelt made the address of the of the Crocker eclipse expedition from of 111 to the ton.
gation, and he promises her right to
Ing to be a lady,"
day.
the Lick observatory, stated that the
The North Powder Irrigation Com restitution to be unqusetionable.
Billy ba«l thought the same thing, an«l
con- sky was partially clouded at the time pany, which recently purchased the
An American conifMiiiy
lifting the little girl In bls lap, he replied:
of the eclipse. The programme was big Grayson ditch, south east of Baker
P. C. Knox is the eighth attorney
"If ahe does. I never will;" an«! then he eluded arrangements with the Mexi
tulvl her again how when he waa older can government for the construction considerably interferred with, but it City, has completed surveys for the general of the United States taken
ami had money he woul«l take her from of a new railroad in Yucatan. Mexico. is hoped that results of value have extension of the ditch into the lower from Pennsylvania.
the poorh«iuae an«l sen«! her to school, ami
A Isxly of Filipino rebels tinder been secured on a part of the pro valley. The work of construction of
At the communion service in one of
The form of the corona the ditch will begin this week.
that she should some time lie as much of Angells attack'd a detachment ol gramme.
the Presbyterian churches in Wash
a lady aa Kits.
American tn»q«», killing two soldier* was similar to that ol«erved at the
(To be continued.)
ington recently, the bread and wine
eclipses of 1898 and 1900 in that the
Portland Markets.
EVENTS I IE THE DAY
NEWS OF THE STATE
CHAPTER IV.—(Continued I
d<«» pan«- in trrror Mary clung to Mr,
Wilk ilm utmoat rare Ella arrange.I her Knight, an,I wlilaperod, aa alm pollit«l
long . oris, ami tl>»<i. tying »ver her black tuwar«) ihv figure, which waa now Istigh
drv.a tk« <*nly whit» apron which alm
l,at la It? Ara II«« «.,
j,,,,»,...... . alm atarl»«l for Mr«. C«mp
many auch Imre?"
boll'o The rea«'ud‘lat»ce between herself _ •■h«.u't I... af-erd," Mid Mr. Knight,
ami EH« t'ampliell *«• indeed «4 alrlk
' ' '
but fmillah l'ul«> . >l«>-
lug Ibat blit for the dresa the mother never hm I anybody lu bar life
Com«.
might easily have b<-llev«l Il to have been n«»W, let 11m allow you to the «»veraeer."
her own « hlld. Aa II waa. ahe alerted up A’i'l
l«l ber toward th« r«l wblaker-
when the little girl appeayrd, ami. «Iraw
«I (nan, who atoud lu the door.
Ing her to her able. Involuntarily hlaanl
Here, Parker," said be, ’Tv« brought
I,,., ihen. caiialng her to all down by her them rhlMri-ii | wu (rilin' you «bout.
tide, «Im minutely rxamlnml her tea
You re r««>tii for 'em, I «'pose?"
lures, qimatinning her meantime «-om-erii
Why, yr ea, we can work It «o*« to
Ing her nmilmi .«ml her home In Knglau.l
make room "
Of the latter Kilo could «mlv tell her that
I hry now mt«r«d the kit« hen
M«ry
they llve«l In a •It/, and that her motbrr •«" <rry tir«l with bolding Alice «o
had "«« •• taken her to a large, hamloonm I ■•■■ix. «ml. «taking Into ■ chair near the
houae in the country, which aha said wee wimlow. alm would bar« cried; but there
j waa a tlgbtneae In her throat, ami a pr«-a
her old home.
I'roni this Mrs t'ampliell Inferred that aurr «bout her hea<| ami eye« which kept
Kila • family muet bate >«een auptrior the
—
..ie I tears
ft in flowing. Hbe pn-we«l ber
(e nioat of the Etigllsh who emigrate Io banda tlehtly ami said, “Oh, I hope I
thia country, an I after ■ few mor* qnra
shan’t fallii."
ton. «he decided l<> take her for • tin»«
"To be ««ire you won't," aald a loud,
tt least. •<> with anol her klas abe «litmus
harsh • vol«e, ami inatautly large «tropa of
t.| her. telling her she would come for | water were thrown In her fare, while
her •■»•ll
Mr ntltue arrangements were the aa mm
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routluued:
"You «lou't
making for M I ami Alice, end (M the have auch spells often, I hope, for Dir i
tame «lay In olilch Mr« t'amplmll waa knows I don't want any more fifty ones
Io rail l««r Ella Mr. Knight, one of the here."
*'acl,„'(men," whose bnalliea« It was to
No, ma'am," said Mary, meekly; and
look ifter the town*« poor, «la» came to looking up. she saw hefore her a tall,
the «otlago
After learning that Kila aqnan- hacked, uiaacullne looking worn
wat provided for. hr torn«! to Mary. { an. who w..re a very abort drew«, and a
•iking, bow ««bl »be w«>, «ltd what »lie very high crowned rap, fastened under
rnuhl do." saying that bla wife was In her <hm with bows of sky blue ribbon.
want of J»a< such ■ girl 1« do "• bore«,'* I Mery secretly hoped she would not prove
tnl if she was willing to he separated to tw Mrs I’arker, the wife of the over
*r>m All«-* b" would give her « boom with seer Hbr was a.»«n relieved of her fears
kirn
by the overseer himself, who said, "Polly.
lint Mary only hoax«! her ulster closer I d'.n t see any other way but you'll have
Io her bosom ao she rrpll«!, "I'd rather to take these children into the room nest
uiotbrr to |o yourn The baby worries a good deal,
I
<.« with AUcv
take ear» of her."
ami such things trouble my wife, now
"Very welL" sold th. tusa "Pm (««tax she's iick "
to North I'hlcopee, but .hall be back In
Th- person addressed aa "Polly" gave
two hours, so you in net have your things her shoulder« an angry jerk, and stick
•II ready."
ing the plu on the waist of her dress,
"Iio.i l cry a.«. Mary," whisper«! Hilly, replied. ' Ho, I s'|>oee it's no matter if
when he *aw how fast bey tears w>-re I m kept awake all flight, and Worried
falling "I'll . ome Io see you every w«-eh, ! to dralb But I g ilesa you'd find there'll
• nt wli«-ti I am »Ider, and have money, I lie queer «Iota's here if I should be takrn
will lake you from the poorbouae, an I i away. I wish the British would atay to
All- r. ' ■ •
bum, an i not lug tbelr young ones here
Just then Mr.
Camplwll'« carriage for us to take care of. Come, child, I
Irwa up Mhe bad lievii taking her after
will show you where you are going to
«.»■n rule, ami now. on her way home, alrrp," at the same time she caught up
ha«t •top|««l for Ella, who In bey delight AlklW, who, not liking her handling, kick
•I going with so hamlaome a woman, for- ed so vigorously that abe was soon drop
(<«( the «Ireary home which await«! her l«e.t, Polly remarking that "she waa
•kier
While she was getting ready might y •troni in her legs for a •irk
Mr Knight returnml. and, driving bla baby "
•Id fashb«ned yellow wagon up by tbr
After passing up a dark atalrway th*jr
tide of Mrs Cauipbell'a atyluh rarviage. came t- n door, which <>|>enml under the
be rnterv.l the houaot aaylug. "Come. gal. garret »taira. and Mary waa atartlcl by
you're rrs,|y, I hope The oM mare d«o> t a voire a hli-b •«■•■med to be almost over
want to st and, ami I'm In a deoput bur
her head, snl which. l>etw>*vn a sneer
ry. too I ort to be to bum this mluiite. ami ■ bias, call«) out. "Her where the
laatrad of driving over that atony Part
Iminn- ulate Miaa Grundy comes!" Mary
(png road. I h«qie you don't mean to •prang lu terror to Polly's aide.
tarry that ar* thing," be contlno«!. point
"(Hi, what Is It?" she Mid.
"la It
Ing with bla whip toward Allce'i rradle, I’atsy?"
which stool near Mary's l»«x of clot bra
"I’atsy!" was the tart reply. " Hhe nev
The tears came Into Mary'a ayro. an,I er Is saucy like that. It'a Hal Furbush."
•he anawrrwl. "Alice haa alwaya »lept
Mary aske«l who Hal Furbuah waa,
la It. an,I I didn't know but----- "
and was tol«l ahe waa ooe of the poor
ilrre she »topped and. running up to taaane Inmates. She atilMMxjurntljr learn
Kit«, fai l her face In her lap ami sobb«i, «1 that Hal waa |>erf«-tly harmleaa, and
“I «lout want to go. Oh! I don't waut •truck up quite a friendship with her.
I«« go. ran't I stay with you?"
At prraeut Mary follow«! her gufale until
llllly'a yellow hau.lkercblef waa au«l
they came to a longer and lighter hall,
denly brought Into roqulaltltin. and Mra or «pa«« way." at It is frequently railed
Barnier, who. with all her Imaginary in New Knglan I. On each side of thia
and one native scout and taking one
•rhea ami pains, waa a kln«l hearted there sere doors opening into small sleep
equatorial extensions of the corona
Wheat—Walla Walla, 60c. ; val- were passed by two admirals, a gen
soldier prisoner.
woman, made vlgoroua attache upon her ing room«, ami into one of these Polly
NOT CONCLUSIVE OF QUILT.
were prominent. The aky was con lev, nominal; biuestem, 61962c. eral. two supreme court justices and a
tnulflHit, while Mra. t'ampliell patted l«l her «<,m|iauion. aaylug. aa she di«l ao.
A New York syndicate has been siderable darker than on the occasion
former secretary of state.
Mary • head, saying. "Poor child, I can't "Thia la your riHiin, ami It's a great fa Fair« Min '«I Men Are Often Beret ve I by formed for the pur|>ose of securing of the eclipse last year, but still was per bushel.
Flour
—
Best
grades,
$2.909
3.40
per
Clnumatnntlal
Kvtilence.
take yon both, but you shall are your els
The private letter books of Robert
vor to you to l«e ao near me. Hut mind,
th«' trade of the Orient. Manzanillo, hardly so dark as expected. De
ter often."
"As to circumstantial evidence. It's a (m the southwest coast of Mexico, tailed'
Ivarrel; graham, $2.60.
that rhihl mustn't cry ami keep me
Morris, the financier of the Revolu
roault«
of
the
expedition
will
Kila was too much pleas«! with Mra. • wake nigbta. fur If she doea, maybe queer thing." Mid the man In the will lie developed as thé chief port.
Oats—White.fi.35^)1.40 percental; tion, were brought to light in Wash
be cabled as far as possible in two or
Camplwll an,I the thoughla of the line you'll have to more Into that other apace, brown suit. "Five or all years ago I
gray, $ 1.309 1.32 *> per cental.
ington recently.
three
days
after
the
photographic
The
general
strike
of
the
employee
bom«- to which ahe waa going to weep, where wa heard the laugh."
was In a town in Indiana for a night
Barley—Feed, $17917.50; brewing,
The
but bar <-hta quivered when Mary held
Mary thought »he would rather do any when a latnk was robbed. Next morn in the machinery and allied meta) plate* have been developed.
In order to economize time and
♦17917.50 j>er ton.
up the baby for her to klaa. ami aald. thing than that. Hhe also felt a great ing 1 w as arrested as an accomplice. It trades throughout the country to en health of all the members of the ex-1
physical
effort. Secretary Root has re
Millstuff"—Bran, $17 perton ; midd
' Perhaps you will never see little Allie curioolty tn know who her companion
force the nine hour day, with an in [«edition is very good.
Iwlng contended that I wa« seen Idling crease in wages, was estimated to
again."
lings, $21.50; shorts, $20.00; chop, duced his official signature from
was. s<> «h«' at last venture«! to ask, "D«>
“Elihu Root” to "E. Root.”
In front of the bank and evidently act effect at least 150,000 men, but many WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICANS $16.
Whan all waa ready Mr. Knight walk
von live here, Mias Polly ? '
Ing
aa
sentinel
for
those
within.
Three
•d around hia wagon, and, after trying
"Why. >'•■«
I'« »laying here for a
employers signed the scale at the last
Hay—Timothy. $12.50914; clover,
The trade balances in favor of the
to adjust lb* nnitieroiia articles It con
• pdl now; kln«l of seeing things.
My different |>eraona Identified me as the ; moment, thus reducing the numlici General Chaff« Issues an Order Ending the $799.50; Oregon wild hay,
$6i37 United States in its foreign commerce
V »
talned, aald; "I don't nee how In the n.iiii«' Isn't Polly It'» Mary Grumly. and man and the fourth claimed to have considerably.
per ton.
during the last three years have
Relief Expedition.
worl«| I can carry that cradle; my wagon •onieh'«« folks have got to nicknaming seen me enter the hotel at a late hour
amounted to more than all the gold
Hops—12(314c. per lb.
King Alexander of Servi* will n< t
la «buck full now.
||rro Is a cane of me Polly, but It'll look more mannerly by way of a abed and a window. I
Pekin, May 22.—General Chaffee at
Wool — Valley, Il<«hl3c; Eastern in all the banks and treasuries of
aboes for the gala to at Itch, »ml a plllcr
in you to rail inc Mrs. Grundy; but what waa locked up for examination, with a I abdicate.
midnight last night issued a farewell
Europe, including the British Isles.
can» <,f itnl|r f„r yj,, Hmlth, ami forty am I thinking of? The folks must hare
The All«any, N. Y., street car strike order terminating the American relief Oregon. 7@10e; mohair, 20921c.
chance of thing* going hard with me.
l»»en other trapa, no I gneaa you'll have their «upper."
per
pound.
w hen evidence Iwgan to come forward I has lieen settled.
Wu Ting Fang was recently asked
expedition in China. The American
to leave It.
Mebby you can llml our
That night All'"«, who nilaae«! her cra
Butter — Fancy creamery, 15(3
King Edward lias ordered many troops will board the transports Wed 17i,c.; dairy, 13914c.; store, 119 about the status of the legal profes
there, amt If Dot, why, nho'll aoon get dle, was iinuaually rest leas, and Mary, on tny side. The landion! asserted and
sion in China. He replied, "Lawyers
nesday at Taku and Thursday will
k»e,| to going without It."
remembering Mra. Grundy'« threat, car swore that I was sitting In the ottlee at , reforms at Windsor.
12 *tc. per pound.
are prohibited in China.”
10 o'clock p. tn. Two servants swore to
leave
direct
for
Manila.
B,«foro Mary could reply Billy whisper rled her In her arnia until after midnight
Lawson's yacht Independence is
•
___ _ -
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 12912*^c. I
«1 la her ear. "Navor mind, Mary, you Tluii. without umlreMlng. ahe threw her seeing me go to my room half an hour
M. Pichon, the French minister,
lieing hurried to completion.
Uncle Sam is making all the way
per dozen.
«now that little .art that I draw moth
left here for home this morning.
self upon the bcl, and for the firat time Inter. A man having nxuns op|x>slte
Germany is much afraid of Amer
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 139 from $4(1,000 to $60,000 a day in
er" ...... *
the ■•radio will Just fit It. In many wicks «Ireamed of George ami the hotel swore Hint he saw me smok
A meeting of the foreign ministers
«»I tomorrow nftcrmmn I'll bring It tn hi» parting prmniae to see her again The ing at m.v window nt midnight. A guest ica's commercial supremacy.
13*,«.;
Young America, 13*,(314c. stamps upon atoek twilight and sold
will be held tomorrow, but it is not
on the New York stock exchange.
Fmi. If It «l<H*an't rain,"
next morning when she awoke, the clouda of the hotel who hnd n room next to
per pound.
likely
that
much
will
be
accomplish
Turkey
refuses
to
permit
the
entry
Mary knew that hr meant what he were pouring rain. •-
Every transaction has to pay whether
—■
"Hilly
won't coine mine swore that my snores disturbed
ed,
as
some
of
the
ministers
have
not
Poultry
—
Ch
ickens,
nt
ixed
,
$3.509
4;
of typewriters into thniaeountry.
•"»•I. and, mulling on him through h«>r today." »'•» h’’’’
it is a sale or pucharse, so that Uncle
first thought, and.
hens,
$4(35.00;
dressed,
11912c.
per
yet
received
instructions
from
their
I
The battle ship Ohio was launched
,''', u I h ««I into the rickety wagon. throwing herself upon the floor, she burst him from midnight till 2 o'clock and
[«oiind; springs, $3(35 ;>er dozen; Sam catches the speculators "coming
home governments.
*hl<'h wa« nilnua a atop, and. taking Into tears, wishing, as she had oner that he heard mo turn over In bed nt I at San Francisco in the presence of
ducks,
$5(36; geese, $6(37; turkeys, and going. ” _______
8,
mid
so
I
was
honorably
discharged
Aii« e into her arms, she waa noon moving «lone Iwfore, that sho lia<l died with her
’ President McKinley.
Remey Goev to Auckland
live,
10(3
12c; dressed, 14916c. per
Judge George E. Baldwin, United
•W«y
In striking contrant to thin Kiln, nioth.'i
from cuatody."
A fund ia being raised for the de
Washington, May 21.—A cablegram pound.
States consul at Nuremberg, Ger
• imut five minutes afterward, waa car«-
"But nlsiut It's being queer?" was
III the mlilat of her grief the door wm
struction of sea lions at the mouth received from Admiral Remey at t|
Potatoes—Old. $1(31.15 ]>er sack; many, in 1868 nominated President
’••lb lift.,,1 Into Mrs. Campbell's hand
puahe.l ha»lily open, and Mra. Grundy'a asked.
navy depart ment announces that he new, 244(92^0. per pound.
"»!»« mriiiiK«», mid rvrlining upon «oft harsh voice ex«'lalnie<l, "Wall, ao you are
McKinley for the first public office ho
"Why, nil the people on both sides of the Columbia river.
Mutton — Lambs 4*4(35«. per ever held, that of prosecuting attor
•'iNiiiofi,
driven rnpidly toward her up at la«t. hey? I didn't know but you were mistaken. I waa not outside the
The president told Governor Geer will leave Melbourne next Sunday
■*w homo.
was goin' to lake It upon you to aleep
that he might visit Oregon liefore for Auckland, N. Z., where the pound gross; liest sheep, wethers, ney.
__ __ _____
'VIII their paths In life alwaya continue over, but that don't answer here. Do you bnnk nt the time mentioned and neither
Brooklyn goes at the invitation of the with wool. $4 25(94.50; dressed, 697c
the
expiration of his term.
was
I
In
the
hotel."
thn« different? Who can tell?
Owe
Thouaand
Filippinos Freed.
think «•■'• X"in' ,n support you in Idle-
colonial
government-.
(>er pound.
"But you were somew here."
Mrs. McKinley is now able to sit
Hog* — Gross. heavy. $5.7596;
ncsa ?"
Manila,
May
23.
—General Mac-
"Oh, of course. Fact Is I got tnnshed tip. No date has yet lieen fixed for
Japan’s New War Loan.
Here, touched perhaps by the pale,
CHAPTBIl V.
light, $4 7595; dressed, 797 Xc. per Arthur celebrated the surrenders of
on
the
landlord's
daughter
and
wo
sat
the
return
of
the
[«residential
party
tearful
face,
uplifted
to
here.
Mrs.
Grun
•tow l« n( nn«l tiresome flint rid« wns,
Yokohama, May 21.— The govern- pound.
the insurgents I.ascardo and Lacuna F
i no «me f,,r n companion cxropt Mr. dy's voice softened, and In a milder tone up nil night on n balcony nnd aquoae to Washington.
ment has announced the issue of
Veal—Large, 6*<97c. per pound; by releasing 1.000 Filipino prisoners.
Orders have been issued for a strike 6,000,000 yen in exchequer bills at small, 7*t98c. per pound.
k«« .'
" ,1”' *bough a kind hearted man, • lie milled. "We won't mind about It, nee- hand* nnd tnlked love nnd looked nt
The insurgents are still in possession
" nothing nlioiit making himself in’ it'« th«' first niurning; but, come— the moonlight nnd slapped mosquitoes of fifty thousand machinists through
Beef—Gross, top steers, $595.25;
7*» l*'r cent, repayable in six months,
of raracoie,
Paracole, sortii
North L<
rort"",i "
ll"1" ',rll,•
'"* remained you mnat I«' iiiinflrt *•? *hl" time."
Yes. sir, snt there nil night like a couple out the country, A prolonged st rug- to defray the expenses of the China rows and heifers, $4.5094.7%; dressed of the mining { town or
The nearest troops are(|)e
Camarines.
Mary glanced "t Alice. Hhe waa sleep ofldlota, and though I declared I would
iini'ii ' ,2'',,lr** Allee «oon fell asleep,
gle is expected in the Pacific coast campaign.
ocef, 8*498*,«. per pound
«il llmttxh the Ihtl.. ,,riI„ whh,h h<,|,| ing sweetly, ami, though there aecmeil to
at Indan, 30 miles away.
die for her and she said she only want shops.
!
------------------------
it, !... i ..iitiiy, (here waa no complaint, I m - no reason, she still llngared.
ed
me
and
n
humble
cottage
ahe
waa
Ths
Concord
Ordcrd
to
Alaska.
Founder of Texas Sitting« Dead.
Hi-
"What are you waiting for?" aakeil
falli,,' ' "r)' " ,e»r« gushed forth, ami
A telegram of 12 words is sent to
married to a red headed butcher within
Two missionaries who made for
Mra Grimily, and Mary, with some heal
Washington, May 21.—The navy tny part of New Zealand by simply
II,„ k ll,,un ,*l’> ’’"by'« face awoke her
New Yew York, Muy 23.—Alex ^
„ « "i11 "n" ,,"t linlf out, and setting up tathin, answered, "1 haven't said niy n year nnd I wns sued by a snub nosed tunes iti the Nome district are to department has ordered the gunboat tffixing to it a 6d stamp—12 cents.
tii 'i'i,' ' !•'
continued screaming un
ii,, 1" ' ' "’'*' **P to the very door of th««
fs'ihotue,
l’or Ihe lanTs sake," «aid Mr. Knight,
' l"l|ie<l Mary from the wagon,
•toni«,?
can't you contrive to
hnlr
,oull have Hal Furbuah in your
' ' f"r "•*•' <lon't like a noise."
of 11"'
nervously round In quest
am .
Hal, but sho aaw nothing
hair
Io,'c
with buahy, tangleil
• “till Uoae flattened against the win-
prayers yet."
A change passe«! audilenly over Mra.
Grundy’s face, n«'1 "**# turned away
without a word. When alio wns gone
Marv fell <•■* her knees, an«l though the
words "he uttered were mlilrcaae<l more
to her mother than to God, sho felt com
forted. and, rising up, start«! for the
kitchen. It was a motley group which
Nhe found assembled around the break
fast tal’le. a**'1 »* "he w,t**d the room
a man called Uncla Peter smiled on her,
build a hospital in Chicago.
Concord, now on the Asiatic station,
Improvements already authorized
Recent census statistics in Italy to proceed to this country for duty in ' yr contemplated in New York city
Alaska.
She
will
assist
in
the
strict
show that the proportion of popula
will cost thr tremendous sum of
tion not able to read or write has de enforcement of the liquor laws of the ♦277,8(M>. (MX).
gold
country.
creased to 39 per cent.
The United States leads all other
The faculty of Stanford University
Newfoundland Seal Fishery
nations in the matter of fruit grow
There la no distinction of parts of in California has directed that saloon
Strawlierries were valued at
The Newfoundland seal fishery this ing.
speech In the Chinese language, and no ami cafe advertisements must lie
♦80,(KM),(MM) last year aud grapes at
year
will
be
one
of
the
most
successful
recognition of the prltK'ipl« of lullec- omi ilted (rom the Daily Palo Alto,«
yearg
j ♦100, (MM). (MM).
tlou.
1
the > college paper.
widow for breni It of promise. I was
simply observing, you know, that cir
cumstantial evidence Is a queer thing,
mid I wish to add that a Juryman
shouldn't lie Influenced too much i»y
It." Wnshliigton Post.
ander Edwin Sweet, founder of Texa«f|^C
Siftings, and a humorist of nation« J
reputation under the pen names
"Colonel Bill Short” and “Rev^^”®
Whangdoodle,” died nt hia homo in'-,
this city of heart disease, from whicH
he had sueffred for several year«. Hl
was a native of Nova Scotia and 6
years of age.