KLAMATH VOL. VI. KI.A.MAIH F“F?CDI\/I BY MARY J HOLMES FAIJvS, REPUBLICAN. KLAMATH COUNTY, ()B£(K)N, AUGUST S, 1901. I had bee* trying for a cba*e» to tbaak TO OPEN RESERVATION. CHINE8E INDEMNITY Gaurge, but now when ahe aHi-mptrd to do »0 he prevented her by aayiu* "Ob' don't- don't—I «an Imagine all Bid! to be Advertised for Survey of tha Rockhill Glvei Some of the Details of th« you wiah to eay and I hate to 1» tbaaked Qnmalt Reserve. Financial Arrangement. TEM3 OF INTERE8T FROM ALL itoa<< and I are particular friend*, aul it FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF afforded me a great deal of pleasure to Olniypia, Wash., Aug. 1.—Hufrey- Washington, July 31.—('»Ide dip PART8 OF OREGON. THE WORLD. puri'baa» It for her but," lie added, patches from Mr. Rockhill. the or General Kingsbury has received glaui lug at hi. watch, "I must I m - ez< us United States »¡x-cial corn miss ¡oner instructions from Commissioner ed uow, a* I promised to call upou uiy out aoina of the de- A (mmprehcnilva Review of the Important nt Pekin, *et ward.” Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im Binger Hermann, at Washington, D. tails of the financial arrangement re “VYho'a that?" naked Jeuny, and Happening« ot th« p,„ w„k pr<MBt<4 garding the indemnity, not hereto portene« A Uriel Review of the Growth ('., to advert iso for bids for the sur George replied that it was a Miss II-ru vey of the Qninalt reservatic* in Che fore disclosed. He report* that the and Improvement! of the Many Industries don, who had a«-eompanied him from la a Condensad Form Which la Moat halis county. The reservaiton, when interest on the indemnity liegan to New Orlenu», to visit her aunt, Mra Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth surveyed, will lie about 10 townships, Likely to Prova of InUrcit Io Our Many run July I of this year, and the ¡my- ! ituasell. nients w ill liM.-ome due semi-annually, Readart. - Latest Market Report "He aaye aha'a an heireaa, and very or lietween 225,400 and 250,000 acres, the first to l>e met January 1 next. beautiful." rejoim-«l Ida, aeating herself which is to be thrown open for settle ' at the piano. Chins will be allowed three years be The summer school at Newport is ment, presumably in homesteads, Boers got much tin la-tler of a hot instantly catching at lh>- word* "heir fore making the first payment on ac after the survey is completed and ap eaa" aud "beautiful." Henry started up. •kirimah near Mauta. count of the principal of the indem doing excellent work. asking "If It would be against all the Sage hens are said to be very nu proved. English House voted $10,000,000 nity. The moneys, both on account rules ot propriety for him to call opon of th«- principal and interest, will be merous in Baker county. For several years various people for the Pacific cable. her thus early.” received by a financial committee lo- The poetoffice at Emery, Crook have been working by fietition with The band of insurgents in Batanga* cated at Shanghai, to be known aa "1 think It would," was George's brief the federal government to have the county has been discontinued. answer, while Mary's eyes flash'-d acorn- province ahs l-es-n captured. the “Committee on Encashment.” reservation thrown open, but the fully upon the young man, who, rather The Nehalem Coal Company has rhe corn 1« It is getting leas rain This will be oomjioaed of the heads of order for its survey comes somewhat crestfallen, aunounrrod himself ready t«> filed articles of incorporation. Capi and another hot wave is predicted. foreign Imnks at Bhanghai, selected ss a surprise, it not being expected so listru to Ida, whom h» secretly style» "a* tal, 9150,000. vxm. On this reserve there are about A new Smith African |xilicy is ex- by tin- governments interested in the old maid." because since bla Aral reniem The postoffice at Ophir, Curry 200 Indians, and each one of these brane» ahe hud treated him with perfect l><vt«al to follow the return of laird l«aynient*. The committee is to dis tribute the funds turned in by the county, has been discontinued, mail will lie alloted 80 acres for a home Indifference. Milner to Transvaal. Chinese government among the var going to Wedderburn. stead. All the rest will he open for That night liefore retiring the tbr<-» Admiral Kimls-rly has asked to l-e ious power* in proportion to the in settlement through the United States girls aat down by the cheerful fire lu rxciiM d from the Schley court Dry weather and horn flies are hav of in- terest |>ayinentn due them. Mary‘a room to talk over th» events of ing an unfavorable effect on the dairy land office at Olympia. Iquiry. Ill health 1» given aa his The diplomatic court at Pekin business in Curry county. th» day, when Mary suddenly asked Ida It will, in all probability, take sev | reason. to tell her truly if It were not George who favors the immediate application of eral years for the completion of the Volunteer wheat is said to be yield bad pahi her bills at Mount Holyoke The pay clu-st stolen at Santa the new tariff, the effect of which survey and its approval by the United "W hat B silly girl." said Ida, "He waa Cruz, Philippine islands, has been will la- to abolish the free list except ing 15 to 20 bushels to the acre in States general land office at Washing perfectly able and more than willing, ao recovered, with the 1 contents Un- a* to cereal*. Mr. R'rckhill ha* lieen some parts of Wasco county. ton. Bids will be advertised for at why do you re re?" toucheil. instructed by the state de|iartment to The first shipment of Marion once, and let during the month of "I do nut like being ao much Indebted Two nonunion teamsters in Can urg«- the exemption from the new county peach plums was recently sent August, after which, according to to anyone," was Mary's reply, and yet rates of cargoes now afloat. He is from Salem to Puget sound points. Surveyor General Kingsbury’s inten In her aoeret heart there was a strange Francisco fired into a body of strik tion. work will t>e rushed so that aa feeling of pleasure In the Idea that ers, Hounding one man. The shoot also to try to secure a postponement 8. H. Haggard, one of the best of the application of the tariff until much as possible will be .finished this «¡eorge had thus cared for her, for would ers were arrested. importer* have had an opportunity to known attorneys in Southern Oregon, summer. The minimum time in he bare doue so If— Hbe dared not tin died suddenly at his home in Marsh Although the drought ha* l»een complete contracts. which the survey will he completed is ish that queatlon even to herself--dared broken in the southwest, the effect field. aged 62 years. not ask If she hop--«l that Geurg« More placed at 18 months, with a maxi land loved her one half as well aa ahe has Isen to cause the price of all PORTO RICAN TAX LAW. Destructive wheat field fires are mum of three or four years. began to think she lia-l always loved him product* to mise. reported from near Pendleton. A lout Why should be, with his handsome per A general strike comprising the Event! Hive Already Proven That It Will 210 acres were burned and the losses OFFICERS MUST NOT TALK. son and princely fortune, love one »0 un member* of the City Front Federa will aggregate $2,000 or more. worthy, and »0 much bem-ath him? Aud tion, San Francisco, has lieen order Provide Ample Meara then, fur the first I Ini •, she thought of ed. The Bonanza mine, in the Sumpter Enjoiied From Making Public Statement! Re The strike affects 26,000 men. San Juan, Porto Rico, July 31.— district, her changed position since last they Ul-t Eastern Oregon, will make garding Schley Case. Events have already proved that the Two men in a row Isiat U|«et in the Then she waa a poor, obaeure school tula improvements which will double the tax law, drawn up by the legislators tress now flattered, caressed and an straits and were picked up and taken Washington, Aug. 1.—Secretary present output of $30,000 per month. helreaa. Years before, when a little pau- to Seattle by a steamer. They had of this island, will provide ample Long has issued the following general The run of salmon in the Rogue per at Chicopee, she hail frit unwilling lieen in the water 13 hours. One of means for the island's requirement«. order : that George should know bow destitute them died from the effects. This indicates that Porto Rico is river has lieen large thia year and “All persons in the «naval service ahe waa, and now In the time of h<-r more protqieroua than it was a couple been caught in nets numbers have Empress Frederick is quite ill. prosperity she was equally desirous that of years ago. Steady improvement by fishermen, Spearing is also a are strictly enjoined to refrain from he should, for a time at least, remain ig Oklahoma land lottery has ojiened lias lieen made since the day General popular sport. any public statement concerning the norant of her present condition. and 1,000 claims have lieen drawn. Miles landed in Guanica, three years subject matter of the court ot inquiry A number of prominent Eastern "Ida," sai-l alia, lifting her head from The governor of Panay has asked ago. The people are in better physi and Southern mining men who had requested by Rear Admiral W. 8. the table, "docs George know that 1 am lor aid in consequence of ravages of cal condiiton, and work with more been in attendance at the Boise min Schley.” Mra. Campbell'* nle<-rF’ spirit. Plantations that went un "No," answered Ida. "I Wanteil to tell locust*. ing congress, inspected the mines in .Secretary Long statod that if com him. but Aunt Martha said I'd better] A new truss will have to be placed worked for a long time are beginning the districts surrounding Baker City. plaint against the language used in to show signs of prosperity. There is no«." in the Brooklyn bridge to replace the more shipping in the harbor, and the Wallowa county apent $772 for coy the fifth specicffaton of the precept to "Don't, then." nturncl Mary, anil re broken one. the Schley court of inquiry was offi signs generally indicate lietter condi ote scalps last month. sumiog her former position ahe fell m'o cially made to him by Admiral Four miners in Alaska were at- tions. Nevertheless, scarcely an in a d«wp reverie, from which she was at Brome grass five feet high flourishes Schley, he would give the matter con last aroused by Jeuny'a aakiog "if sh<- tac-ked by native Indians and three stance can l>e sited where any consid sideration and the language might be shot t<> death. erable amount of American capital on the arid lands near Bly. intended to sit up all night?" The newa lhat Goorge Moreland had I.arge quantities of match wood are modified. China will be allowed three years has been invested in Porto Rican en returned and lemght Rose Lincoln'» piano to make the first payment on the terprises. Numerous promoters and being shipped to Portland from Coos breldea several other articles, spread war indemnity. capitalists, who have visited the bay. MADE BRITISH RUN rapidly, and the dny following bin ar The yachts Columbia and Consti island, have declared that this or that Athena has paved its streets and is rival Mary and Ida were stuppeil in the investment would bring good returns, Boer! Nearly Captured On« ot Their Field street by a group of their «-ompanlons. tution raced for the Astoria cup, the and then gone away never to be heard now working for an electric lighting who were eager to kn -w how Georg«- former winning. system. Guns— All Day Fight from again. Ixvre the news that his l-rtrothed waa so The anniversary of the death of Thomas Sherwood has been ap Durban, Natal, Aug. 1.—Details III. and If it waa not that which brought King Humbert was celebrated pointed stock inspector for Union received here of what seemed at first FOR NEW INAUGURAL DAY. him home ao aoon; and then the conver county. sation tume.1 upon Misc Hern-Ion, ihe throughut Italy. to be a skirmish between the Boers New Orleans lady who bad that nioruing Anarchist* of Paterson, N. J., cele SvitcmiUc Agitation to Be Begun to Change The Salem Flouring Mill Com and a British column near Mauta, appearo«l In the atreet; "And don't you brated the anniversary of the murder pany’s new buildings are rapidly near July 28, shows that an all day fight It From March 4. think." aai<l <>ue of the girla. "that H< nry of King Humbert. ing completion. occurred, in which the British nar Lincoln waa dancing attendance upon New York, July 30. — Official steps, The Qninalt reservation, in Waah- rowly escaped the loss of a gun of the her? If I were you." turning to Mary, A large hay crop in the Willamette looking to a systematic agitation for "I'd caution my sister to be a little wary ington, is to be surveyed and tlirowu Sixty-seventy field lottery. Four valley has made that staple cheap, a change of the date for the holding of him. But let me see, their marriage open for settlement. hundred Boers repeatedly rushed the selling from $3 to $5 per ton. of the presidential inauguration, have Is to lake place noon?" British position. Two British offi Salmon are unsalable at Puget Mary replieil that the marriage was I sound fisheries, having been offered been taken, says a special from Wash Piles for Mare Island, Cal., are be cers and five men were killed. ington. Resolutions adopted at the postponed Indefinitely, whereup-m the ing cut on the Santiam. The sticks as low ax I cent each. last inaugural committee meeting are from 42 to 80 feet long and several girls exchange-1 meaning glances an-l Mow Boers in th« Field G«t News. King Edward has conferred the do- «ere laid before the district commis thousand will be shipped. pasaeil on. In lea* than twenty-four hours half of Ella'a acquaintance* were j gree of the royal red cross upon an sioners with a request for appropriate Lonndon, Aug. 1.—How Boers in talking ot her discarding Henry on ac- ' American missionary in China. A promising coal prospect has l-een the field get news is explained by din action. It is understood the com count of hla father's failure, an-l saying missioners are in favor of a date later found at Rice Hill, Douglas county, patches to the Daily Mail from Loa The Draymen ’ s Association,* of "that they expecteii it, 'twaa like her.” San Francisco, claims to l>c making than March 4. and will bring the by the steam shovel crew who are ex re neo Marquez and Amsterdam, from Ere long the report, in the shape of a The find will be matter to the attention of congress cavating there. which it appears that the Boers main comlolenre. reach«-d Henry, who. caring headway against their striking team developed. and the governors of the statesand but little what reason waa asaigned for I sters. tain a regular service of dispatch territories, 15 additional citizens of the broken engagetin nt. ao that he got] riders. Cables are receievd and filed A large number of horses in Chi the country at large and a represen Portland Markets. well out of it. assumed a much-injured > cago are suffering from the grip, and at Lourenco Marquez. Wheat—Walla Walla, export value, air, but said "he reckoned he should num the disease threaten* to become epi tation of foremost residents of Wash ington. 55®56c per bushel; bluestem, 57c; age to survive;" then, pulling bis sharp demic. Chicago .Machinists' Strike Is Over. This committee is to select the date valley, nominal. pointed collar up another story, and brushing hla pct mustache, wherein lay ] German flag was insulted by Co and procure, by congressional enact Flour—best grades, $'2.90® 3.40 per Chicago. Aug. 1.—Local officials of moat of Ilia mind, he walked up street. , lombian authorities, who held a ship ment, the change desired. barrel; graham, $2.60. the local organization of machinists and, ringing at Mra. ItusseH'a door, aak- while they searched her for a German Oats—White, $l.32t1®1.35; gray, announced today that the strike in e<l for Miaa Herndon, w ho, vain as beau subject. $1.3O®1.321^ per cental. Chinese Throne Gives Instructions. tiful, suffered his attentions, not because Barley—Feed, $16.50« 17; brewing, Chicago was practcally over, and that Drawing of Oklahoma land has be Pekin. July 31.—Li Hung Chang. ahe likeil him In the least, but because the nine hour day, so far as this city Prince Ching and Kun Yang, resident $17® 17.50 per ton. she was fond of flattery, and there waa gun. was concerned, has been firmly estab Millstuffs — Bran, $17 ]>er ton; mid something exceedingly gratifying in the The Kansas drought is effectually members of the regency board, have fact that at the North, where she fnnelcd broken. received from the throne a long com dlings, $'21.50; shorts, $20; chop, $16. lished. Seventy-seven firms, out of Hay—Timothy, $12.50« 14; clover, a total of 95, have conceded the de the gentlemen to be icicle», she had ao Negotiations in Pekin will In-closed munient ion laying down general in $7«9.5O; Oregon wild hay, $6®7 per mands of the union, while 18 firms, aoon made a Conquest. It mattered not I junctions a« to reform, honesty of some of which have not resumed that Mrs. Russell told her his vows were in two weeks. administration and the desirability ton. plighted to another. Hh<- cared nothing Butter—Fancy creamery, 17 K® 19c; operations, are still standing out. General Wood has left Havana for of imitating all meritorous features for that. Iler life hud been one l- n* the United States. of the institutions of Japan and dairy, 14« 15c; store, ¡1« 12c per The officials say 1.500 men have re series of conqueata until now. at 25, there turned to work under union condi pound. Western nations. Shamrock 11 has sailed from Eng waa not in the whole world a more fiu- tions, leaving about 500 still fighting Eggs—17 S® 18c per dozen. islic<l or heartless «'oquette than Kvron land for New York. Cheese—Full cream, twins, 11« the maiuifacturers. American Poitel Service in China. Herndon. (To be continued.) Tin- battleship Maine was launched CIIAI’l’KIi XX H'ouiiinicd.l l-'-in«-, brinaiug l( n.llv from t<la, gayln* Jual thru Ella «ame «Ingiù* into Hi» ili.il II,,, 1 arris*» wuuld soon b» round room, hut started when »b«- saw how ex for Mary and Jinny, both «if wlnnu must cited Mrs. Campbell appearml, aud bow • ursljkauni», aa Hu rt- w«a a plriaani aur- liriae swalllu* ihrin While Mary wa« gwollrn fact eyelids were. "Why. what» the iiiatlerT' said »he. ■ ■-a-lliis ihla J.tmy eagerly qui-slloa- “I never •»» you cry before, «*>-»ptlng lu* I ii.'l,. Kata with i<**ard to the sale, that lime when I tubi you I waa going w hli h lx «aij " h . ih um-oiuaion well," t<- marry Henry." and Ella laughed a *->lii( -liiirt,. he r<-<L',rtid. "tu « tail »nd i«ii*hiy *o...| l-.xkia' . hap, whu kept bld- llilb-, ■|il<rfiil laugh "llu.ii ah." said Mary, softly; and ■llu* up aul up, nil |l(, *ait 'em about Mrs «'ampls'U. drawing Ella to her aide, where they should l>». Then he'd »top tubi h--r of th» »«range dla«overy »he had tor »xlnrulia, rise |.> bld." made, th-u beckoning Mary to appruacli, "Who waa Itr’f" salted Mary, tomia* »he laid « hand upou each ot th» young forward aul )-,iulu* Jt-uny. girl» Iliade, ani blr»»lng them, called "Don know, uilaa; uevrr Seen him them "her own ilear eblldrew sforr, aabl I n< It- IZzra, "but he's *ut ¡I Would Is- bari telling what Ella's lieapa of m .it. y, for when be paid for the amotlxu» were. <>nr moment ah» waa planurr he t.x.k out a roll of hills near glad, aa-l the heel »lie was sorry, fur aba • boot bl* aa my two flats!" »as »., supremely »<-!n»li that the fa-1 of I tiro the |. <no ,s g.iueT" aal-l Jenny, Msry'a l»-iug now lu every reap"-1 her ■s-tly. whu» Maty sakrd bow much it equal gave her more pain than pleasure. broUfht (If .-ourse Mr» t'amplu-ll would love her "Three hundred -lollars w** th» Isst heal everyIrndy did who knew her •»• bid I bear) from that youn* feller, and •eyhady but Henry. And wh>n Mr» somebody wlio was blddln' spin him said Campbell •■ke.l why she did u-l speak ‘twsa more'u 'twat wttlh." »hr replied. "Why, what shall I »ay? "It wasn't, either,” spoks up Jenny, shall I g» lut" r< at a »1rs about II? To bo rather spiritedly "|( cost five hundred, aure I'm glad very glad that you are sn I it's m-»rr bea n hurt ■ bit." my aulii Wi l Mary II»» here n<>w?" "Mr Header b.u*ht that little fltldl» of “Yes. aln i answered Mrs Camp yourn." ratni 1. trd I'u.-le Bar*, with « pe bell, aa-l "X->. novar." thought Mary. culiar wink, «belt brought the color to Mr» t'ampl-ell lhat evening tried to Jenny's t berks, whih- Mary eidalmed; devise »«mie mean* by whi- h to atone fur "Ob! I'm so *l*d you can hive your •egli»un* Mary au long Hudd-nly a now guitar again!" Ides isnurred to her. upuU which sb* de- Here the .'onrersatlon was interrupted termlued immediately t-* act, and the by the arrlia) of Hi» carriage, which aeit Bu-iuliig Mr Wurthlugtxn waa amt came for the yottn* tadiro. who were aoon for lu draw up a new will, in which Mary on their way 1.1 Mr Hadden's, Mary won Howard »«i to »bare equally with h-r dering what th» aurpris» was, and Jen bister ny hoping t\ llliam would call la the »veg "liait of all I <>wn la tbelre by right." tag At the door they met Ida. who waa •ahi »he. "and what I want Is that »a iiuuaually merry a I tn .rat too much so for their '»roly flrst birth-lay they shall the orcas n. It s. . itx-il to Mary, aa aba rom» ia<-> p--»«w-aaion ot the portion which glaitced at Jenny'a pale, diapirlteal face. ought io have Is-vii their molber'a, while Aunt Martha, too, who rhanceal to cross St my 'l- slh «hr r- oisinder shall I m - equal the hall, shook Mary's baud aa warmly • • ly divided lo-tWeeU them as If aba had not scan her for a year, The will waa «« «-«»rUlofly Ira« n up. an<l tb>n with her broad, white cap *iga»d ani aralcMl. Mr. Wort hillgtotl strings tl«ui* back, ah» repaired to th* harping • rough draft uf it. width w*< kitchen to (tie orders coOcwrnln* the eiip thrown ItlbiOÍ »«Itll<* laMMUF p*|H*m IU III« > per. A f«*w tiny« wfi«*rwar>l llt-nry, ! «81. r Mary dbl not n. ti«-« It then, but aha roving s ithnialljr upoti it» read It whh afterward rrmruile r«-d that Ida seem.si •at baaitilia* I quite anxious about her appearane-e, fur. "That settles 11 al on«-a." said he, "an-l following her to lx r r-s-m. she said, "You I ran'« say I'm <>rry. for I was getting i look tired. Mary Hit down and rest you horribly sick of her. Now I'd willingly awhile. Ilin, lake my Vinaigrette that Kerry Mary wlih«nit a ps any, but KII«, ! will rerho you." Tbeg, aa Mary was with -ot) oix-quarter aa much aa I as- srrang n*, her hair, she said: "Just puff peeled, and lhat not until ahe'a twenty out thia aide a little more—there, that's one. 1« a -lifferent matter entirely. But , right. N ■« turn roiin-l, I want to are what am I to do? I wish M..relan l waa I how you look." here. for. though ho d.-n't like me. he "Well, how do I?" asked Mary. rat-ina wouldu t mind I, tiding me a few thuu- I about as Ida directed. s>ol Well, there'» no help for It, an-i ' I gu.-sa you’ll do," returned Id*. "I the aouaer the old InaU breaks now the ' believe lleory Lincoln waa right when better It'll help me out of a driieed be aald lhat thia blue merino and linen mean acral**, fur, of «-ourse. I shall l>» collar was the most liecomlng dreaa you magnaulinous and release Ella at once could w.-ar, but you look well In any from her engagement with a mine I man " thing, you have so tine a form." Tlie newa that Mary waa Mra. Camp • Don't heller» all her flattery," said heir» niece spread rapidly, ami among Jenny, laughingly "Hhe'a only < ouipar- those who cam» to congratulate her bone Ing your tall. al«nl<-r figure with littl» was more sincere than William Iten-ler. dumpy me. but I'm growing thin see," Mary was very dear tu him. an-l what an) she lapped her dress two or three •var con.lueed to her happitirsa added Inches In front. tlao to his. Together with her he had "Come. n w. let's go down." Mid Ida. heard the rumor of Mr l.ln >ln « down "And I'll Introduce you to Jenny's sur fall, and while he felt s<irry for the fam prise flrat." lly he could not u»lp hoping that It W.lh Id* leading the way, they entered would bring Jenny uearer to him. Of the music r<- in. w here In one corner this he told Mary, whh hardly da ml stood It -«.'« piano, open, and apparent trust herself to reply lest she should di ly Inviting Jenny to Its aide. With * Joy vulge a darling secret, which ahe had ful cry she sprung forward, •»claiming. eberiahed ever aln-v Mra. Campbell had "Ob. how kin-1 In your father; I 'moat told her that In a little more than a year know we call r lerrn It aome time. I'll she wa» to lie the rightful owner of a teach school anything to get It •gala.” »am of money much larger than she ever "Don't thank father too much." an dreamed It possible for hey to p.™». as. swered Ida. "for he haa nothing to <lo "holly unselfish, her thoughts iustautly with It. eiccpt giving it house room, and turned toward her adopted brother. A on-- quarter's le.x lung will pay that bill!" ‘ P»rt of that sum should lie Ills, an I with "Who did buy It, then?" asked Jen that for a stepping atone to future wealth ny; an I 1.1.1 repli«-«l: Mrs. Lincoln, when poor nnd destitute, "Can't tell you Just yet I must have could not longer refuse him her «laugh some nuiaic #r»t. Come, Mary, you like ter. Mrs Campbell, to whom alone »ho to play. Give me my favorite, ‘Itoaa coati' 1—I lor Wishes, gate her I.uis.lif, lu-e,' with isrialiona." though she could not understand the aelf- Mary was paaaioMtely fond of music, denying |llt,P which prompted this act of nud. for the time she had taken lessons, generosity to a stranger. played uncommonly well. Seating hrrwlf An<l now Mary was vary happy in at the piano she becam* oblivious to all thinking how much good she could do. else around her. and when n tall figure Mrs Mason, Iler loiofnelreas, should for a moment darkened the doorway, »«■«er want again. Hally Furbuah. the while Jenny uttered n auppreaaed ex kind hearted old crazy woman, who had clamation of aurptlae, she paid no . ..... I. h,’r ■" •<”>« *ud »0 faithfully, nor did all«' bceoiiie conscious of a third should share her hniiie wherever that person's pre-«' nee until the group advanc- home might Io-; while, better than the rl| toward her. id* and Jenny leaning up jest. William Bender, the truest, best on the piano and the other standin* nt friend alm »Trr |Ig,| »|1(,u|j tlp her right, n Utt)» in the rear. Think for his hlndneaa to her when a little, nn Introductlon <>r lees. ing, If "he thought at all, that It was Wil known pauper. And still the world, llaiii Bender, Mary played on until the Ices are siippoaed to llave lieen In kn-iwlng nothing ,,f the hidden . auaea piece was finished and then observing which made Mary’s laugh ao merry nnd that her eonipnnlona hail left the room, trodtieed by Cnllierlne de Medid lu ttie nor manner »0 gay, an|d that "the proa- she tinned uii-l met the «lark, hnndaome slxtenth centiiry. Stlll soiue asaert (lint p»ct of being nn helreaa had ttirued her eyes not of William Bender, lint of one lee cii-nm ivas tlrst Invented by n ne "’ J'int aa It always did tlioaa who who, with n I.... ulliir sinile, offered his gro niimed Jaeknon. wlio ki-pt a small were suddenly elevated to wraith." hand, aaylng. "I believe I need no Intro- i-olifectloner's sliop In Solio, l.ondon, ■liietlon to Mi«« Howard, except a slight In tlie enrly pnrt of tlie ulnetcenlh ceti- CHAPTKK XX!. chan*-' In the name, which. Instead of tury. f 1 i‘Hicoln hud failed. At the rororra th* ■trouts groupa of turn n ! o <><| to- being Smart. I* Moreland!" Hlecp, Baby, Sleep! Mary never knew what she *al>l or fei'ii r' °*cr the mutter, and aa "Seo here!" exclaimed Mr. Poplelgh did. She only remembered a diaxy sen- > hk It, Nome to I i I n <,nn*k>NNni«NN. noiiio 0 Us extreme good nature In indorsing aation. in her head, a strong arm pa...... I "I don't propose to have Huit burgliir We'll put It ’»c anyone who naked, nnd others, the ......... .. her. and a voice, which fully alarm In our bedroom, •"’»»Ing one*, winked slyly a* they »nl«l. aroused her as It called her "Mary.” and down stairs In the hull." "Nonsense!" replied the ivy guessed lie knew what he was naked if "h<- were faint. Just then Ida 1,111 ’hey <| known before of ntich entered the room, announcing tea, and wo won't hour It when It goes off. 1 "if" ll" falling rl«h;" but th«’ mouth* asking her if ahc found "Mr. Smart" "Neither will the baby. That's the th»»«- Inst w-ere stopped when tli.y mm h changed! At the tea table Mary main point." Philadelphia Press. '"•'I Hint the household furniture, every- •al opposli«' George anil every Him- aha ■ling wa, given up for the Ix-netit of hl* raiaeil her eyea »he met his tlve.l upon Mormon« in Mexico. llll'rl ,"r"l' ”11'' wn" *° *°U ** atictlou her, with an expreaaion an like that of The laws of Mexico provide that n the picture lu the golden locket which "tc ....... Ing w e<-k. »«•«■on id ien th«- dny of the auction nrrired. she still ’»orc lhat she wondered she had Mormon who wishes to take a '"quired the persuasion ot both Mrs. not before reciigtil«ed George Moreland wife must present a certith-nt.’, signed ,. " 11 *”d Mary to keep Jenny from in the .Mr. Smart who had *0 puzzled by bls first helpmeet, to the effect that * mg. slm knew not whither herself, but and myatllie-l her. she Is willing, mid ho must also hav< ¡luring .......... .. William Bender Hie express consent of the second wife limb . r? 10 bc n,'*r Bni' '"k® 0,,,‘ niore called, ami soon after Henry Lincoln also ».I 1 *’*•* fnrnltur* as It pass mid her parents. 1 n o the hand" of stranger*. At Inst came In. frowning gloomily when lie saw how near to each other were William wti* i 'll1,“l||,,'ll promised that black Ezra, Human Vocabularies. al in*' ,1>r,,tnpnnled her from Uhlcopee, nnd bls »later, while he jealously watch In rural districts many people h xe ’''"'■I go and report faithfully .ill th«- ed them. »HU kf'Plng nil eye upon Georg«' r,.,',' " ' lit«'0 Jenny consented ta and Mary. At last, complaining of fad no more than 200 words; the ordlnnry "* Xoma; though nil the day ahe ing -him-." he Halted Ida to play, nt the man can do very well with a vocabu tied n-xth-aa irn-l Inipntli-nt, womlerlng same Him- xaimterlng toward the music Inry of 500 words. room, where stooii his sister’s piano. on* before Uncle Earn would re , an'* Hictl weeping ns In fancy she ■•Upon m.v word,*' snld he, "this look* A PertVi’t Face. v article after article «llapoaed of to natiiral. Who bought it?" and ha drum A perfectly formed face Is one-third iu ' ii - who would know little how to med a few notes of a aong. forehead, one third noxe and one third prize It, "Mr. Moreland bought it. M avn t he ' About flve o'clock Uncle Ezra came kind?" »aid Jenny, who all the aveuing upper aud lower chin. NEWSOFTHESTATE EVENTSOF THE h.\Y at Cramp's shipyards. It is reported in London that Kru ger has asked Choate to end the Boer war. Teamsters from interior are taking the place* of strikers in San Fran cisco. Transport Meade arrived at San Francisco with soldiers from the Philippines. Tin- run of fish on the lower Colum bia is larger than has lieen known for several years. Formal negotiations (or a settle ment of the great steel strike have lieen opened. The Cuban government offers a re ward of $1,000 for the capture of Bnmlid Lima, dead or alive. The feeling is growing stronger in England that that government should not oppose the Nicaraguan canal treaty. The population of the German em pire includes 3,000,(XX) who use the Polish language. The world has two anil a quarter million acres under tobacco cultiva tion, which produces 850,000 tons each year. The will of Pierre Lorillard, of New York, disposes of an estate valued at about $4,(XX),(XX). Twenty years ago his wealth was estimated at $20,- (XX), (MX). I Washington, July 31.—The post master general has issued an order formally placing the American postal service in China un the same basis as before the outbreak. The practical operation of the military postal ser vice censed some time ago, and the postal attaches have either returned here or to other posts. Heavy Rain and Wind Storm. Fargo, N. D., July 31.—A heavy rain and wind storm prevailed this afternoon over a good part of the state. Great damage is reported at Tcppcn, west of Fargo. Wires were down for some hours, and crops in the path of the storm, which was several miles wide, were destroyed. In the Red liver valley, rain fell from the national boundary line all the way down the state line. Around Fargo and over in Minnesota, crops were damaged. Rear-Admiral John Irwin Dead. Washington, July 31.—Rear Ad miral John Irwin, retired, died at his residence here late last night, niter an illness of several months, lie was 69 years old. He entered the naval academy in 1847, and had a good war record. He left a widow and a daughter and a son, John Irwin, paymaster on the Essex, now stationed at Newport. lltjC; Young America, 12®12^c per pound. Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3.25® 4.00; hens, $4.00®5.00; dressed. 10® 11c per pound; springs, $2.50®4.50 per dozen; ducks, $3 for old; $2.50 «3.50 for young; geese, $4 per dozen; turkeys, live, 8® 10c; dressed, 10«12^c per pound. Mutton — Lambs, 3'sc. gross; dressed, 6®7c per pound; sheep, $3.25, gross; dressed, 6®6,t^c per lb. Hogs — Gross, heavy, $5.75® 6; light, $4.75®5; dressed, 6tj®7c per pound. Veal—Small, 7,»®8tic; large, 6*q @7 Sc per pound. Beef—Gross top steers, $4 00«4.25; cows and heifers, $3.25®3.50; dressed beef, 6it®7lac per pound. Hops—12® 14«- per pound. Wool—Valley, 11® 13c; Eastern Oregon, 8® 12c; mohair, 20®21c per pound. Potatoes—$1.00® 1.25 per saokpiew potatoes, lt«c ¡«er pound. Chicago, Aug. 1. — George H. Phillips, the corn king, today report ed to the postal authorities his discov ery of an alleged attempt at a gigan tic swindle. The country, Mr. Phil lips told the inspector, has been flooded with circulars emanating from New York, asking for subscriptions to a $'2,(XX),(XX) fictitious pool for a deal in September corn. Holland has 10,100 windmills, each of which drains on an average of 310 acres of land. Capt. A. F. Lucas, the discoverer of oil in Beaumont. Tex., who is said to be worth 140,1X10,000, was practical ly penniless a year ago. It is reported in the Jacksonville, Fla., papers that a company st St. Cloud, that state, has succeeded in making excellent paper from the leaves of the palmetto Tiqieka, Kan., Aug. 1.—Mrs. Car rie Nation, who is nerving a sentence in the county jail here for joint smashing, was today pardoned by Governor Stanley. She would not at first accept the pardon, because the fine and costs were not remitted, hut afterward decided to do so. The county commissioners will allow her to pay the fine and costs, amounting to $150, in installment* ol $6 a month. Brunswick at Port Townsend. Port Townsend, Wash., Aug. 1.— The steam schooner Brunswick ar rived last evening, 18days from Nome via Dutch Harbor, having in tow the disabled steamer Ruth. The Bruns wick brought, down 27 passengers. The voyage was made without inci dent; the weather being favorable during the entire run down. An Alleged Gigantic Swindle. Mr«. Nation Pardoned. I ■