REPUBLICAN.
KLAMATH
VOL.
VI
KLAMATH
rALLH,
KLAMATH
COUNTV, O1UCGON, JANUABY 2,
1902.
NO. 39
epesklug. sad stoel hefnrv ns bsrs hnsd-
TO ASIA VIA ALA8KA.
ed, ami bowing prufoiimily,
8HAW HA8 ACCEPTED.
"Madams," he said, In a bland ton«, "te
wlist town are you going?'*
S«attte Chamber ol Commcrc« Takci Up th«
Iowan Will Succeed Gage as Secretary ol
"We are going to Granville,” 1 an-
Pacific Cabl< Matter.
Treasury About January ZO.
SWered; "but I am afraid 1 hav» lost th» FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
TEM8 OF INTERE8T FROM ALL
way. We ars v»,y (|r»d. this little child
Seattle, Dec. 24 —The matter of
Washington,
Dec. 27.—It was an*
PART8 OF OREGON.
and I, As ria walk uo more, moMieur.
THE WORLD.
telegraphic communication
with
By Hzsba Stretton
nounced aiithoritively thia evening
1 ake cure of us, I pray you.”
Alaska and the Orient haa ireen re
1 spoke brokvuly, for Io an eitremlty
I that Governor I^slie M. Hhaw, ol
like this It was dim u t to put uiy re 4 Comprehensive Review of th« Important cently presented by Attorney Joaeph Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im- Iowa, will lie appointed secretary of
quest Into French. The priest appeared
Hhippen to the Seattle Chamber of
Happenings of the Past Week Presented
portance A Brief Review of the Growth the treasury to succeed Secretary Ly-
perplexed, but be went back and held u
Commerce, which unanimously re
I man J. Gage.
There will Im no
short, earnest conversation with the driv
Is X (.undented Form Which Is Most solved “that the governmental and
and Improvements of the Many Industries
er. In a subdued voice.
—rmr irir j-r
change in tho office of secretary oi
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many commercial interests of the United
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth
"Madame." he said, returning to me, "I
agriculture, Secretary Wilson, also of
CIIAITEH XXVI.
droll to reelet, mi perl ally In combination ! am Francis Laureutle, the cure of Vllle-
Rudcri,
— Latest Market Report
Iowa, continuing to retain that port
Darambar i 'BI iis la with lutauas saver
en
bole.
It
Is
quite
a
small
village
about
with her ahrwwd, oil womanieb know I
folio.
Ity.
Ii'lflae a yard Ions buns tu tbo • »dge of many thing» uf wbl< b I was ig
a league from here, and we are on the
The date of the transfer of the
Governor
Geer
pardoned
three
con
Governor
Taft
has
left
Manila
aavre. an1 th» how lay unmoltrd fur noraot.
for
road to It; but the route to Granville Is
treasury
department will depend on
home.
victs
the
day
before
Christmas.
daye tofathar on the roofs, Muro oftru >
It wia now that arrow the darkneee of two leagues behind ua. and it la still far
the
mutual
convenience of the out
than not •» war» without wood for oar n»y proopes'ta fl a »he« I a thought that eeem
ther to the nearest village There |a not
Murderers Wade and Dalton have going and incoming secretaries. Mr.
The insurgent general Sampaon
fir», ami whm we bail It, It was I'*»« ' *d like an angel of light
Why ahould I time to return with you thin evening surrendered in Bohol.
been sentenced to hang January 31.
Gage having signified an entire will
omolderod 1 not try to make my way to Mra. Dobree. Will you, then, go with ua to Vllle-eo-
• nd unseasoned, and only
Another rich strike has been made ingness to remain at the head of his
away with a smoko that stuns *nd Irri Martina mother, to whom I could toil bola? and tomorrow we will send you
Another corp« of burghers will
in Southern Oregon, near Grants Paas. department until such time as it may
tated our eyee. Oar tn»utn< lrnt and ua
on to Granville.”
formed in South Africa.
my whole hlatory. and on whoao friend
wholaaoiiie food supplied ua with no In ■hip and protection | could rely Implicit*
He spoke eery slowly and distinctly,
The assessment roil for Lane coun lie agreeable to his successor to take
Four |iersons perished in the burn
ward warmth.
At limes the pangs of
■
Hy thia time Kate Paltrey would with a clear, cordial voice, which filled
ty for 1900 shows $5,709,853 assesaa- hold. It ia aup|>osed, however, that
ing
of
a
river
steamer
at
Menphis.
hunger grew too strong for ua Ixith. and have quitted the Channel lalanda, aatlo* me with confidence. I could hardly dis
Mr. Shaw will be inducted into his
ble property.
fort-ad me to spend a llttla of the money Aed that I had eluded her pursuit.
tlngulah hla featnres, but hla hair waa
There is little hope of an irrigation
new office some time in January, x.
Another
holdup
near
Oregon
City
I wae nursing so rarefully. A» soon a»
The mute waa neither long nor difficult; silvery white, and shone in the gloom, aa bill la-mg paaaid by this seaaion of
has been known for two or three days
has l«en rejxirted, in which a a hot I that
I could make myself understood. I went at Granville a v<a«el wal ed dl e<t for he atlll atood bare headed before me, congresa.
Governor Shaw waa slated for
out of'-aal ually after dark to buy braad Joroey. and we were nut more than thir
was taken at the highwayman.
though the rain wae falling fast.
, apjxdntment to aucoead Secretary
General Chaffee refused to interfere
and milk.
“Take care of ua, monsieur,” 1 replied,
ty nd Ira from Granville, It waa a die-
A new logging corporation, the Gage, but it waa not until today that
in the court martial of a Filipino
I found that I had no dulloa to perform tan<-e that we could almoat walk
If putting my hand Io bio; "wo will go with
Yeon A Pelton Company, hue been the Iowa executive accepted Che ten*
murderer.
S» a teacher, for li me of tho thrra Frm< h Mra Hobree could not help me. Tardif you."
formed, with a capital of $150,(XX), to ! der made to him.
pupils ih elra I Io learu English. English would take Minima Into hla house for n
"Make haste, then, my children," ho
Chile and Argentina have signed a
operate an extensive plant at Rainier.
The definite announcement of Gov-
girls, »ho had lioeu tlacoyed Into th« time, and rhe child could not have a hap
aald cheerfully; "the rain will hurt you. protocol agreeing to arbitrate their
same snare by the same false photograph pier home
| could count upon tny good Ix-t me lift the mlgnoone! Hah! liow differences.
Three timbers, 100 feet long and j ernor Shaw’s selection gave the great-
and prospectus which had entrapped me. lardlf doing that These plana were talc* little ahe la. Now, niadame, permit me."
about 18 inches by 20 inchee, ent from , eat gratication to the Iowans resident
By a gaa exphaiion at a Kokomo, I
were all <>f families loo poor to lie able Ing shape In my brain, when I heard a
There waa a seat In the back, which
Oregon
trees, have been shipjied East here. They regard him as a man
to forfeit the money which had been paid mice calling softly under the window. I we reached by climbing over the front Ind., glaaa factory, one man was
for
bridge
purposes. They extended well «nuipped for the place and feel
In advanra for tbelr Errm-b education opened the casement, and leaning out. bench, assisted by the driver. There we . killed and several injured.
J oseph hhippen
j confident; the appointment will give
over three flat cars.
Two of them, however, vompleted tbelr ■aw the welcome face of Roaahe, the were well sheltered from the driving wind
Secretary Long, by direction of:
general satisfaction.
Secretary Wil
tarm at Christman all I returned home milk woman.
and rain, with our feet resting upon a ’ Preaident Roosevelt discharged Ma-
The immigration to the vicinity of son voiced these sentiments when
States
require
submarine
electric
sack
of
potatoes,
and
the
two
strange
'
weak and III; the third was to leave Io
"Will you permit m. to com. la?" sbs
Independence in the past three
clay from the Brooklyn navy yard.
communication from Puget sound to months has been equal to that of the asked abou^Governor Shaw tonight,
figures of the Norman peasant Io his
the spring.
ln«nlro<L
and he added that the governor is
A
Toledo,
(>.,
fire
truck
collided
Alaska,
Manila
and
the
centers
of
Very fast melted away tny money, I
blouse and white cotton cap. and the
"Yea. yes. com, la.“ I »all eagerly.
four previous years. The new corn better known to the people east of the
Could not see the child pluiug with bun
She entered, and aaluted ua both with cure In hla hit and cassock, filling up the with a street car, resulting in the Asiatic commerce."
er» are generally jieople of means anil Misaiasippi river than any man in
ger. though eiery a»u I spout made our much ceromnn/.
front of the car before us.
death of one fireman and the injury of
This has led to the careful drafting on the lookout for good homea.
private life weat of the Mississippi
return to England more difficult. Mad
"They are not Frenchwomen, Monsieur several others.
of a bill ulxjut to I* introduced in
"Mo niy little Emil» and hla aponao ar»
on questions of finance.
ame I'errler put no hindrance In my way. (one. mademolaello," ahe aald, in a mya
le Curs." observed the driver, after a
Great
preparations
are
being
made
congress
by
Senator
Foster,
providing
Tne Chinese court will engtge an
for the more food we purchased for our terloua wlU.per "1 bar» been saying to short pause.
for the laying and maintaining by for the Oregon Farmers’ Congress,
aebra. tho leea we ate at her table. The myself, ‘What will tuy llitl. English lady
“No, no. my good Jean," waa the cure's American adviser.
HOT FIGHT WITH BOER8.
the
United States of an ocean cable, to lie held in Salem January 6-9.
bitter cold and the coarse food told upon doT That la why I am hero. Behold answer; "by their tongue I should say
Fire at Springfield, O., destroyed a or rather a series of connecting cables, The Oregon Dairymen’s Association
Mlntus's delicate bills frame.
Yet ma "
they are English. Englishwomen are ex church building which coat $311,(XX).
to Alaska and the Orient by the will hold its annual meeting at the Kitchener Sends Reports of Three Engage
wbat could I du? I dared not write to
"I do not know what Io do." 1 answer- tremely Intrepid, and voyage ale>ut all the
Ex-Governor Shaw, of Iowa, has northern route. It is earnestly hoped same time and place in conjunction
world quite alone, like thia. It is only a
ments in the Colonics.
Mra. Wilkinson, ou t I very much doubt ad.
; been offered the secretaryship of the that despite the pressure of manifold with the congress.
ed If there would lie any benefit Io bo
"If niAfUmottoll« 1« not difficult/* »be marvel to me that we have never encoun
London,
Dec. 26.—Lord Kitchener,
1 treasury.
business, this measure may 1« adopt
hoped tor If I ran the risk. Minima did aald,
and the little one could rvet tered one of them before to day.”
The drill of the’oi) well being bored in a dispatch from Johannesburg
not kn >a the address of any one of ths with me for a day or two. My bed la
"Monrieur,” I Interrupted, feeling al
Fire wrecked a five story New York 'd and sja-edily carried into execu near Springfield. Las encountered gold sends reports of sharp fighting in the
persona wb<> had aubecrlbed for her edu elean and toft bab! ten time« nofter most guilty in having listened so far, "I building, doing damage to the extent tion.
in small quantities.
Orange River and Transvaal colonies.
cation and board. Hbe was aa frlendlese than thaw pallia»»»», 1 would aak only a underatand French very well, though I of $75,000.
BURNED
AT
A
DOCK.
apeak
It
badly."
A farmer near The Dalles was The engagements occurred st points
aa I waa In the world.
franc a night for It. That la much Irea
Bids of $77,500 have l>een made
"Pardo«, madameF* he replied, "I hope
robbed of $1,400 recently. The money widely apart. The casualties in the
Ko far away ware Dr. Martin Irobros than at th. hotels. where they < barge
Orange River, so far as known, aggre
and Tardif that I damt not couul them for light and attandanco. Mademoiselle you will not be grieved by the foolish and refused for seats on the New Y'ork River Steamer Destroyed by Fire at Mem. was concealed in the barn.
gate about 150, equally divided ; but
as frienda wbo could have any power to cool.l write tn har frienda. if ahe haa not worda we have been speaking one to the Stock Exchange.
phis
—
Four
Passengers
Perished.
The new smelter at the Standard heavy British losses, the total of
help me. Better fur Dr. Martin Dobree enough money to carry her and tba Uttlo other.”
Fire damaged the Champion coated
mine,
Baker
county,
has
been
run
After
that
all
was
atlll
again
for
come
it ba could altogether forget mo. and one back to tbelr own country."
which have not yet been reported,
Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 27.—The
pa|>er works, at Hamilton, O., to the
ning some time and haa proved a great incurred in tne Transvaal.
return Io bls roualu Julia. I'erhapa be
"I bare no frienda,'* 1 aald desponding- time, except the tinkling of the bells, and extent of nearly $1,000,000
In this
steamer Sun, employed in the Mem e'lccess.
the
pad
pad
of
the
horse's
feet
upon
the
bad done no already.
I/-
last mentioned fighting 200 mounted
phis
and
Fulton
trade,
burned
to
the
steep
end
rugged
rigid.
By
and
by
a
vil
Two masked men entered the office
Towards the middle of February Mad
“No frienda! no relallooa.“' abe el-
A rich quartz ledge has been un infantry in the neighborhood of Be-
lage clock striking echoed faintly down of the Aliernathy furniture factory at water’s edge at an early .hour this
ame P>rrler'a cuaree face wae always rialmed.
covered on Tip Top mountain, of the gitideryn were divided into parties
the
valley;
and
the
cure
turned
roust
I^avi-nwnrth,Kan.,and got sway with looming and four lives were lost.
"Not one," I replied.
evereaat. and tuoualeur seemed gluouiy,
The fire waa discovered at 4:10 A. China creek district, a few miles east and were searching farms when they
too gloomy to retain even French polite-
I waa only too glad to get a ahelter for and addressed me again.
the triiweekly payroll of $9o0.
were attacked by 300 Boers and 40
“There la my village, madame," be said,
, M. as the steamer lay at her wharf of Grants Pass.
Bees vt siaquer towards any of ua. The Minima and myself tor another night.
«rrrrarf nnt rm, under cdflihiauder
Argeulina atul Chile have signed • ' I micm . a-id aprcwl with aiifeli ropidtey
atretching forth hie hand to p< int It out;
household Was unler a eluud. but I could Mademolaelle Rosalia etplaloed to me the
Coyote
hunting
is
a
very
profitable
■ a to I that the
________
Britz. The Boers charged determin
"It la rery email, aaJ air parish eont»ins jpr t . ■ I to submit tl . i.
craft ____
was __ a ______
mass __ of ________
flames
not d>a iter why. What little discipline l- rvn< b ayalern of borrowing money upon
but four hundred and twenty two eoula. arbitration of Great Brt'.iin, «nd that I wh<‘ii the department reajionded to employment in the eastern part of edly in overwhelming nuniliers.
Sod work Ibcfe had I e u In the a- bool artlclea. Hut upon packing up our few
the state, the law allowing <2 for
some of them very little onea. They all country has signified i- willingness the alarm.
Lord Kitchener also reports that
When the Sun arrived in
waa quite at an end. Every one was left possessions. I remembered that only a
know me. and regard me as a father to serve.
during General Dewet’s attack on
this port last night from Fulton, each scalp taken.
few daye before Madame 1‘errier had
to do aa abe cboee.
They love me, though I have some rebel
The new 25 stamp mill of the the British force commanded by Gen
The first torjiedo boa I built by Rus most of the passengers went ashore,
Early out morning, long before the day borrowed from me my »»siskin maatle, gone.”
the
one
valuable
thing
I
had
remaining.
Boy Mining Company, erals Dartnell and Campliell, at
break. I an» startled out of my sleep by
We entered a narrow anj roughly par sia at the new Port Arthur navy yard but 10 or more saloon passengers de Hoosier
a hurried knock at my door
It proved I had lent It reluctantly, and In spits of ed village street. The houses, as I saw is a success. The l>oat has developed cided to sjiend the night on board. Prairie Diggings district, has been Langberg, December 18, the Boers
to be Mademoiselle Morel. I opeoed tho myself; a ml It bad never l>een returned. afterwards, were all huddled together, a mean speed of 27 4 knots on her The loss to the steamer and cargo installed and is running constantly. charged bravely and fought desper
ately for several hours. Dewet was
proliably will reach $20,000, partially
door for Iler, and abe appeared in her Minima's wardrobe was still poorer then with a small church at the point fartheat trial trip.
The new strike at the Lucky Boy driven off with the loss of 20 men.
All the money we could raise
bonnet »nd walking drew, carrying a my own
insured.
from the entrance; and the r^d ended nt
Robliers
entered
the
Chicago
House
wae
Iras
thsn
two
napoleons;
and
with
mine,
in
the
Blue
river
district,
is
The British had 12 casualties.
lamp In In r band, which lit up her weary
Its porch, aa If there were no other place
even richer than estimated at first.
Wrecking Company’s building, bound
tear «talU'-d face. Kite took a seat at this we had to make our way to Gran- In the world beyond it.
On December 20, M. Botha, with
New
Burgher
Corps
Formed.
rille.
and
from
thence
to
Guernsey.
We
The ore assays from $600 to $900 to 800 Boers, surprised Colonel Damant’s
the foot of tny l>ed and burled ber face
We drove at last Into a eqnara court and gagged two watchmen and blew
could not travel luxuriously.
Pretoria, Dec. 27.—The formation the ton.
They took $33 from
la her handkerchief.
yard, pared with pebblee
Almoat be open the safe.
advance guard at Tafel-Kop, Orange
The nest morning we left Nofreau on
The amount taken of a new burgher corps, to lie known
"Madrmolaelle," ahe aald, "here la a
fore the horse could stop I saw a stream the watchmen.
The Boers rushed a
A new hydraulic mine has just been River colony.
foot, and strolled on an If we were walk
as
National
Scouts,
has
aroused
great
from
the
safe
was
not
large.
grand misfortune, a misfortune without
of light shining from an open door across
kopje commanding the main body
started
up
on
Louse
creek,
Southern
parallel.
Monsieur and madam» are ing on air, and could feel no fatigue
a causeway, and the voice of a woman,
The Consolidated Implement Com interest among the surrendered Oregon. The grounds are very rich and the guns, but Damant rallied his
Every atop which carried an nearer to
gone.”
whom I could not see, spoke eagerly ai
In view of the numerous
pany
and the Co-Operative Wagon burghers.
men and drove the Boers from the
Granville brought new hope to me. The
to
"Gone!" I repeated, "where are they
ooon aa the horse's hoots had ceased
meetings and applications, General and the new mine promises to become kopje,
face of Martln'a mother came often to
and
Machine
Company,
of
Salt
Lake,
The British casualties were
an important placer gold producer.
gone F'
scrape upon the pebbles.
Lord
Kitchener
has
authorized
the
heavy,
my mind, looking at me. as she had done
two of the largest establishments of
Damant was dangerously
“I do not know, mademoiselle," she
(To be continued.)
creation
of
fresh
wings
to
operate
in
Chief
Justice
R.
S.
Bean,
of
the
iu Mark, with a mournful yet tender smile
wounded, two officers ___
their kind in the West, have l>een
and _______
20 men
answered; *'l know nothing at all. They
a emile ts-hlnd which lay many tears.
consolidated. The new concern will the Southern and Eastern Transvaal, Oregon supreme court, has been were killed and three officers and 17
q Warning io Preachers.
are gone away.
Hie poor good people
under prominent Boer leaders elected ohosen to represent this state at a men were wounded. The Boers left
"Courage!" 1 aald to myself; "every
were In debt, and tbelr creditors are aa
"I thought It would be easy enough to lie known as the Consolidated Wagon
hour brings you nearer to her.”
A Machine Company.
Its capital by the burghers themselves. It is gathering of lawyers at the Louisiana six dead on the field and dispersed.
bard as atone. They are gone, and I
convert
the
lay
people
of
the
town,
but
I had full directions aa to our route,
stated that much of the recent suc Purchase Exposition at St. Louis in The British pursued the enemy and
have uo mrrui to carry on the establish
stock has l>een fixed at 11,500,000.
and I carried a letter from Rosalie to a realized, of course, that the ministers
cess of the British is due to the co- 1903.
laent. Th» school la finished.”
captured a number of prisoners, in
cousin of here, who lived in a convent would be n harder task. 1 remember
Half a million Germans are unem operation of Collier's and Cronje’s
"Hut I am to stay here twelve months. '
cluding Commandant Keyter. Later
about twelve miles from Nulreau If«« one of the first sermons 1 preached with ployed.
commands, acting under General
Portland Markets.
I cried. In dismay, "and Minima wae lu
the Boers, under a flag of truce,
reached the convent before six o'clock we that Idea before me. It was a hot sum
Stay four yrara. The money has been
Turks threaten to expel Americans Bruce Hamilton.
Wheat—Walla Walla,59@60c ¡blue asked jierniission to remove their
ahould find the doors open, and should ■ mer day. and a gentleman very much
paid to them fur It. Wbat la to become
from Syria.
stem, 61c; valley, 594(360c.
gain admission. Hut In the afternoon the ,
dead. They admitted having buried
of us?”
Fate of a Practical Joker.
aky changed. The wind changed a point | under the Influence of liquor slid Into
27 men.
The Schley court of inquiry has
Barley
—
Feed,
$17(317.50;
brewing,
the
rear
part
of
the
church
and
went
to
"I cannot say. mademoiselle; I am dee- or two from the aouth. and a breath from
Duckbill.
Miss.,
Dec.
27.
—
Frank
In the Eastern part of the Trans
been
dissolved.
$17.50<a$18
per
ton.
elated myeelf,” oho replied, with a fresh the east blew, with a ihilly touch, over sleep. It was somewhat disquieting at
Oats — No. 1 white, $l(3$1.10; vaal colony. Colonel McKenzie at
Argentine people are preparing for Royal, a young man, was shot and
burst of tears; "all Io tinislic-d here. If the wide open plain we were now cross first. but 1 soon warmed up to the sub
killed near this place last night by gray, 95c(3$l.
tacked Commandant Smith’s force of
you have not mouey enough to take you ing. The road was very desolate.
It ject ami forgot him. What happened war with Chile.
the daughter of his brother-in-law, J.
Boers at Lake Banagher, December
back to Euglaml, you must write to your brought its after a while to the edge of has always been a warning to me
Flour
—
Best
grades,
$2.7O@$3.3O
Forty-five lives were lost in a fire in 8. Mills, whom he and his wife were
20, killing six and capturing 16 of
frienda. I am going to return to Bor a coinin'n. atretching before us, drear against very loud preaching I waked
per
barrel;
graham,
$2.50.
a Mexican town.
visiting. Mills and Royal left for
them. Commandant Smith evcajied.
deaux. I detest Normandy. It la so cold and brown, as far as my eye could reach,
him up. My vehemence so dleturlied
Millstuffs—Bran, $17 per ton; mid
Germany threatens forcible meas town in the evening, and upon their
A force of Boers during the night
and trlete.”
"Are you very tired, my Minima?" I
dlings,
$20;
shorts,
$18;
chops,
$17.
him
that
he
arone,
walked
unsteadily
return, for the sake of a joke, Royal
of December 19 attacked the British
"Hut what la to bo done with the other asked.
ures against Venezuela.
up the aisle, and stopped In front of
Hay—Timothy, $11@12; clover,
puplla?" I Inquired.
“It will lw so nl<-e to go to bed, when
The battleship Indiana has l>een failed to answer Mrs. Mills, whocalled $7(37.50; Oregon wild hay, $5(36 per post at Eeland Sprut, but were driven
"The “
English pupil goes with ui<- to we reach the convent." ahe said, looking the pulpit. I was dreadfully embar
to him as he started into the hallway.
off, leaving eight men killed, includ
ordered
to
La
Guayra.
Venezuela.
Parle," aha suswervd:
"abe baa her up with a smile. "1 isn't Imagine why rassed. I remember, but I retained suf
Beatrice Mills, a 14 year old girl, ton.
ing Commandant Kriz. Field Coro
Governor Crane, of Massachusetts, thinking it some ]<erson l>ent on mis
frienda there. 'I he French demolscll. a the prince has not come yet."
Relent presence of mind to take what
Mutton—Lam ta, 3 4 (3 3 4c, gross; net Mahon, who was wounded, and
are not far from their own bomea, and
has
been
offered
the
treasury
port
“Perhaps he 1s coming all the time," I thought was an efficient and brilliant
chief, seized a shotgun and tired, the dressed, 64c per pound; sheep, weth three other wounded men, were left
they return to-day hy tho omnibus to I answered, “anil he'll find ua when we means of bridging over the gap, for. of folio.
entire load entering Royal’s heart as ers, 34(334c> gross; dressed, 6(36** on the field. Other wounded Boers
Granville.
It in a misfortune without want him worst.”
course, I had stopped preaching when
per pound; ewes, 34(33 4c, gross; were carried off in blankets.
General Miles has l>een reprimand he entered the door.
The
parallel,
mademoiselle a
misfortune
We plodded on after that, looking for he stood still and looked at me. Lean
dressed,
6(36 4c per pound.
British casualties were seven men
ed
for
meddling
in
the
Schley
contro
without n parallel."
the convent, or for any dwelling where
ing over the pulpit I remarked suavely: versy.
Injuries in Two Wracks.
Hogs—Gross, 64c; dressed, 6(36 4c killed and six officers and 18 men
To crown all, abe wna going to start we could slay till morning.
But none
wounded.
•••1 perceive that my good brother Is
Immediately by the omnibus to Falsloe. came In eight, or any person from whom
Grand Saline, Tex. Dec. 27.—In a per pound.
Panama canal shareholders want to
and on by rail to Paris, not Walting fur we could learn where we were wander III. Will some---- ’
Veal—8 (3 9c per pound.
sell their property to the United freight wreck near Silver Lake today
Factory Fire at Rochettcr.
"Before any one could move, how States at any price.
the storm Io burst. Hlie klaaed me on ing. I "»• growing frightened, dismay-
15 cars were derailed and five persons
Beef—Gross, cows, 34; steers,
both cheeka, hade me adieu, and waa ed. What would be.ome of ua both. If ever, he lifted his head, and, fixing hla
more or I cbs injured. The Texas A 31g<34c; dressed, 3(37c per pound.
Rochester, N. Y., Dec. 27.—The
Secretary
Long
has
approved
the
t "tie. leaving me In utter darkness, before w-e could find no shelter from the culd of blinking eyes upon me, remarked In
Pacific "Cannon Ball" engine, which
Butter — Creamery. 25 (3 ‘27 4c; large factory of G. H. Graham
I fairly comprehended the rapid French a February night?
perfectly distinct tones beard through findings of the majority report of the had l>een detached and sent with a
Machine Company was totally de-
dairy, 18(320c; store, 124@15c.J
In whidi alio conveyed her Intention. I
Schley
court
of
inquiry.
out the church:
stroyed by fire early today,
wrecking crew, was derailed while
Three
had accm my luat of Monsieur and Mad
Eggs
—
20(322
4
for
cold
storage;
Sampson's application for an in coming from the freight wreck and
" 'I sli d think such preaehln' 'ud
CHAPTER XXVII.
firemen were hurt, none fatally, Loss
ame Perrier, and of Mademoiselle Morel.
22(325
for
Eastern
;
28(330
for
fresh
There were unshed tears In my eye»— make every hotly 111!”’—Cyrus Towns quiry into the question of who com four men were injured, none fatally.
estimated at $100,000.
All I had tu do waa Io see Io myself
Oregon.
manded the Santiago squadron has
and Minima.
I curried our breakfast for 1 would not let Minima know my end Brady. In New Lippincott.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2.50(3
been denied.
back with me, when I returned tu Min fears when 1 saw dimly, through the
Praying for Miss Stone.
Prize Money for Schley.
mist, a high cross alandiug in the midst
3; hens, $3.50(34; 84(390 per pound;
Chance fl>r a Castle.
ima.
Taft
says
conditions
are
good
for
New
York,
Dec.
27.
—
Letters
re
Washington,
Dec. 26.—The tress
of
n
»mull
grove
of
yew»
and
cypresses,
springs 9(310c per pound, $'.‘.50(33
The following advertisement appears peace in the Philippines.
"I wish I'd been Imrn n boy,” ahe aald
ceived in this city by natives of Ar per dozen ; ducks, $5(36 for young; ury department today drew a warrant
plaintively; "they can get their own liv plsnted formally about It. The rain was In a London paper:
A Chinese cruiser called at Manila menia contain the information that geese, $6.50(37.50 per dozen; tur in favor of Rear Admiral Schley for
ing sooner than girls, and better, llow Imntlng against It. and the wind aobbing
"A rock built crenelated caatle, buf
the people of the East are still greatly keys, live, 11(3124; 13(314 dressed $3,334, his share of the prize money
soon do you think I could get my own In the tress surrounding It. It seemed feted by the Atlantic surge, nt one of to honor General Chaffee.
agitated over the adbuction of Miss per pound.
living?
I could be a little nursemaid so sad, ao foraakeu. that It drew ua to It.
Appraiser
Wakeman,
of
New
York,
due him for the destrucution of the
(he
moat
romantic
and
dreaded
points
Ellen M. Stone, the missionary, and
Bow. you know; and l‘d eat very Utile.” Without apenklng the ehild and I crept
Cheese—Full crehm, twins, 13(3 Spanish fleet at Santiago July 3, 1898.
of our Ironbound const. In full view of has l>een removed from office.
her companion, Mme. Tsilka. The 134c; Young America, 14(315c.
"Wlist toiikea you talk about getting to ths shelter at Ila foot, and ant down
to reat there, aa if wu were companions the death stone; shipwrecks frequent,
Fire at Clarksville. Ark., destroyed Armenian and Turkish Christians
your living?” I asked.
Potatoes— Best Burbanks, 85c (3
corpses common; three reception and property valued at $100,000.
Boer Prisoners of War Isolated.
"llow pale you Icolrt’’ slu< answered, to It In Its loneliness.
have assembled daily in their places
It wits too dark now to see far along seven bedrooms; every modern conven
$1.10 per cental; ordinary, 70(380c.
nodding her little head; "why. I heard
The
transport
McClellan
has
sailed
of
worship
since
September
3,
to
pray
Hamilton,
Bermuda, Dec. 26.—The
something of what mademolaelle aald. the road, but a« we waited ami watched ience; 10 gs. a week Address," etc.
Hops—8(310c per pound.
from Berumda for New York.
for the deliverance of Miss Stone and
Boer prisoners of war landed on
Yon'ro vory poor, aren't you, Aunt there came Into night a rude aort of cov
Persona In need of a castle and who
W’ool—Valley, 11(314c; Eastern Hawkins island have l>een isolated,
Special prayers
Fire in Baltimore, Md,, caused a her companion.
ered carriage, like a market cart, drawn
Nelly?"
are fond of shipwrecks and corpses loss of $210,000. fully covered by were held Christmas day in all Oregon, 8(312 4c; mohair, 21(3214c as several of them are suffering from
b.v
a
home
with
a
blue
»beep
akin
hang
“Very poor!" I repeated, hiding my
should not overlook this opportunity.— insurance.
per pound.
Christian churches in the Orient.
a mild form of measles.
face on her pillow, whilst hot tears fori" ing round hla neck. 'Hie pace at which
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
he
wna
going
wn«
not
above
a
jog
trot,
ed tliomsi'lvea through my eyelids.
Miners Must Leave Indian Lands.
Negotiations Are Dragglnjr.
Invasion of England by American
"Oh! thia will never do," aald the child- and he came almost to a standstill oppo
The new German inspection law
The Chief Coat.
>"li voice; "we mustn't cry, you know. site the cross, as If It waa customary to
Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 27.—United shoes raises a plaintive protest from
Waeliington, Dec. 26.—The negoti
i in
will
become
effective
as
regards
Asklt
—
And
so
you
hnve
given
up
The boys always said It was like a baby pause there. Thia was the instant to ap
States Indian Agent Randlett, of the British makers.
ations 1 h > tween the governments of the
your summer trip to Wetspot by the ported meats, April 1, 1902.
cry; and father used to sny. ’Courage, peal for aid. I darted forward and
Kiowa and Comanche tribes, is send
United States and Denniurk, lookin'?
The
British
tobacco
trust
caused
a
Stretched
out
my
hands
to
tho
driver.
se«?
Minimal' I'erhapa, when all our money
The cost of schools for Indian chil
"Help us.” I cried; "wo have lost our
Telllt—Yes. I hnd t°- I hnd money dren to the government was $2,489,- ing out notices to all jiersons who page advertisement to be printed in to the cession of the Danish West
I" gone, we shall find a great big purse
have staked out mining claims on
Indies, are dragging. No substantial
full of gold; or else a beautiful French way. ami tho night is come." I could see enough for expenses, but not enough 525 in 1900.
The enrollment was Indian allotments that they must 100 papers urging smokers to boycott progress has been made since last
Amercian
importations.
prince will see you anil full 111 love with now that tho driver wan a burly, red for tips.—Baltimore American.
26.541.
vacate at once or they will lx- ejected
week.
The latest suggestion from
?'>». mid take ua both to his palace, and faced, clean shaven Norman peasant. He
Chicago univorsity freshmen held a the Danish side is that the people of
The
Dr. Paache warns the reichstag that by soldiers from Fort Sill.
make you hla prlnceaa; and we ehall all crossed himself hurriedly, and glanced
Tuberculosis In Paris
debate
on
the
question
whether
foot
at the grove of dark, solemn trees from
the islands shall determine by piedi-
grow up till we die."
Of tho 46,988 deaths which occurred tho United States is Germany's most action is based on the opinion of the
I laughed at the oddity of thia childish which we had come. But by hla side sat In I'nrls In 1899. ns many as 12,314 are ' dangerous trade enemy and urges de attorney general, approved by Secre ball should be continued as an ath scite whether they shall be ceiled
a
priest,
ill
his
eansoek
and
broad-brim
climax. In spite of the beavinoss of tny
attributed to tuberculosis, or mors fensive measures against the "Ameri tary Hitchcock, prohibiting miners letic sport of colleges, and decision to the United States. The outcome
was in the negative.
•''■art and the springing of my tears. med hat faatened up at the sides, who
from tiling on Indian allotments.
cf such a test cannot 1« foretold.
can peril."
•Lultna'a fresh youug fancice were too alighted almoet before 1 had finished than one-fourth.
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