KLAMATH
REPUBLICAN.
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K LAMA 111
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KLAMAIil
COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY
"I sin (oln( now
Good by." holding
out hit baud to brr with a drUmiaatiou
Hot to be . huug.il Gtlaal.la lakr» it aud
alink.'» It g.-mally, nay, warmly 1IU bu
mur 1» dr. Idrdly bostlla, aud if br ac­
quaints thr old fatbrr of thrlr Incivility — FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
Anything t» propltlatr hint, »hr u-lla her­
THE WORLD
self, will br thr corrrct tiling, and »ha
grow* poaltlvely friendly toward bint,
aud beit.i» upon blot with g. utlr rutrvaty
Comprehensive Review of the important
lu her rye
"If you must go, <Ju 0« uua arrvh-a
Happening* of the Put Week Presented
llr»t.” she »ays. "Do you »re that goasF'
In ■ Condensed Form Which Is Most
a rather unkempt aud «traggliug apeel-
tneu of Its kind that trail» lit uuadmlr.'d
l ikely to Prove of Intereit to Our Many
dGordrr Ju»t outside thr duor. "Il has
Ruder*.
battled utr many a tlmr, but you ara tall,
oh. taller than most; will you lift tbesa
awkward tendril», and preaa them back
A rev.-re snow storm ia rugitig in
into abapeF’
Texas.
Hhr la aniillng divinely at biiq, a amlU
that Torn I'.-ylon would have given aev-
Etigliind will abandon her right- in
rral yrara of bls life to poaeesa; but Dy­ Wei Hai Wei.
sart 1« di'gracefully uutnoved by It, aud,
The senate has paeiwMj the urgency
rrfualng to returu it, steps outside, aud,
with ii d>'<-i>l.-<lly unwilling air, proceed» deficiency bill.
to lift the drooping tendril» and rrdu>e
Fire ut Albany, N. V
<i«*wtroyp<l
them to order.
$50,<MX> worth of profiertv.
GrlM'Ida, naturally a girl of great re
President Roosevelt and wife are vis­
Bource, arlzra the opportunity she ba»
herself provided. Catching Vera’s st tn, iting the Charleston ex|M»-ition.
»hr draw» brr back out of alght
>'.mo|.e.in lowers ure still disputing
"Now’a your time!" »he »ay». "Hay
ver their attitude during th.- Spiuiish
•oniethiog.
Do aometbing. It doenn't
i matter what, but for hravrn'a auke war.
smooth him down one way or another! If
Thirteen i>er*>n» were killed and at
you don't you'll have thr old man down least 1 ih » injured by a ga- explo-ion at
upon us like-----’’
< 'iiicngo.
"1 ran t," gaap» Vera, fearfully.
"You must," Inaivta Griiwlda, atemiy.
TI mi woolgrowern* convention placed
"It's impossible to know what sort of itself on record in favor of oleo­
mint he la. If revengeful, be can play margarine.
old Harry with ua!”
Representative Newland-, of Nevada,
Without waiting to explain what par
tirular game thia may mean, or the full introdnea-d a renolution in tlie house for
algnitb-anre th. reof, she »teps lightly nut the annexation of Cuba.
aide and gaze» with undisguised rapture
Nine firemen were kiil.-d at a St.
upon Dysart's work.
Dy»art return» to the »itmnter houwe Iziuie fire.
with all the manner of one in mad haste
The aeiiate ha- passed the judicial
to Is. gone. It 1» nteiely a pait of an un aahiry bill.
plenaaut whole, he tells bintself, that be
must tirat »ay a chillingly courteous word
A towlwiat at I’itt-btirg blew tip, in­
or two of farewell to the girl wbo ha» juring all of the crew.
openly declared toward him such an utt
l ire at I'wight, HL, de-troyed prop-
dying aoimoalty.
"I am afraid." aaya Vera, speaking | erty valued at $3tH),000.
with cold precision, a» one delivering brr-
Ice 1« still trouble-ome in the Colum­
««-If of an unloved lesson, "that you are
bia river ami Ismts cannot be run.
golug away thus abruptly because of
what you braid me say Ibis morning.”
The Pacific Northwest Wrxdgrower»'
"You are right. That la why 1 am go­ Amsx'iation i- in N-»-ion at Helena.
ing." replies Dysart, calmly.
England Ime politely declined the
"YeaF’ in a chilling tone, and with
faintly lifted brow». "I regret exceed­ g'Hsi office« of Holland to settle the
ingly that I altould bare so unfortunately lloer war.
offend you. but to go for that It all
During IIHI1 the total amount spent
•ounda a little trivial, don't you think?"
"Not by going. I think. I don't see bow fur new building» and alteration of old
I can du otherwise. Why »huuld 1 make ones in New York was $150,072,657.
you un'-omfortablr? But you may call
An American Expre«» Compnny'e
it trivial If you like, to talk of detesting wagon in New York loaded witli $15,-
» man you have only seen for an hour i
OOO worth of good* has been l.mted.
or two, and who in those hours----- " He |
pause» "Did I make myself so apeci«ll) No clue to th.* robbers.
1902.
4».=:
NO. 45
-.-1.
GAS MAINS BLOW UP.
Thirteen Live* Ar* Lott in a Chicago Ex
plooon About a hundred ln|ured.
NEWS OF THE STATI-
T_MS OF INTEREST FROM ALu
Chicago, Feb. 7.—Thirteen lives were
PARTS OF OREGON.
I'.-t, many ¡wraona slightly injured, two
¡building» were wrecked and $50,000
damage done by an explosion of gait to­
..mnxrcUI and Financial Happening» of Irrv
night nt the interwetion <»( Twenty-sec­
portane* —A Brief Review of th* Growth
ond street and Archer avenue.
and Improvement! of the Many Industries
The caiiHe of the explosion ia un­
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth
known and it lias not yet been deter­
- Latest Market Report
mined whether it was sewer gas or il­
luminating gas. Mains filled with the
The flax mil) at Salem is now an
. latter were instantly ablaze after the assured fact.
•■xploaion and • suceeaaion of explosions
The receipts of The Dalles land < ffice
fol low "I, the flumes shooting up through ’ for January were nearly $10,000.
the manholes in th« street. It will
Dr. W. D. Jeffries, for 40 years a
be difficult to ascertain whether illum­ i practicing physician of Salem, is dead.
inating gas exploded or whether the
Placer miners of Southern Oregon
mains were broken by an explosion of gladly hail the rains of the past few
' sewer gas.
I <)ays.
Many people living in the vicinity
The Willamette river at Albany is
believe that the first explosion was in a
lower than for many years at this time
main at Twenty-second street and of the year.
Archer avenue.
Then the manhole,
Steps have been taken by the busi­
' lull! a block so ith on Archer avenue,
was thrown into the air by a loud ex­ ness men of Roseburg to organize a
plosion.
Flame» leaped and roared is>ard of trade.
fr< to the hole. The fire spread rapidly
A representative of the English gov­
and three other manholes were blown ernment is around Elgin buying horses
into the air.
for South Africa.
The flames from the first gas main
Pre-ident Eliot, of Harvard univer­
»hot high into the air and reached,
w ith the aid of the w ind, to a three sity, will visit the state university at
“torv frame structure, and it bad Iteen Eugene tiuxt month.
weakened and nearly wrecked by the
So far in Linn county there have l>een
shock. It is »uppoaed that the occu­ flOW registration- for the June election,
pants of the buildings were knocked out of a probable total of 5,500.
un.-on-eious or were too panic stricken
Miners in Southern Oregon have long
to rush from the place.
The flames
caught the weather worn timla-r». The been throwing away what was supposed
dry and rotting wood was f.ssl for the to 1 st lead ore. but which has proven to
fire, and in an instant the flames had la- rich silver ore.
L-
TRADE OUTLOOK IN ORIENT.
Agent of Agricultural
Department
Writ«» te
Secretary Wilson.
Washington, Feb. 0.»-Secretary Wil­
son has received a reputC from David G.
Fairchild, the ex|«rt of the department
of agriculture, who, ’III' Mr. Lathrop,
• wealthy New Yorker, is exploring the
world for now plants for introduction
into this country.
The report is date! nt Colombo, Cey­
lon, and discusses general conditions in
China.
He says the missionaries,
frightened out by the recent troubles,
ure returning to their posts and that
foreign merchants claim that the out-
hsik for trade improvements is very fa­
vorable in the region of Shanghai.
American trade, he say», is more than
holding its own against that of other
countries, but adds: ' “Japan's trade
has greatly increasisl in China of late
and she is not only an active, but may
become a dangerous '-omj'etitor. * »
Mr. Fairchild went to Canton in
search of South Chinese (■eaches and
plums, «cions ami tree» of which he an­
nounces he has shipped here, together
with some promising leitchees, bam­
boos and persimmons lor California and
Florida. He says producers and ship-
pers in China ami Japan are much in-
te rested in that final outcome of the ex­
periments of this government in the
home production of tea, but apparent­
ly are skeptical aim! believe the cost of
picking is too great for the industry to
sue’ cod here.
”
j
Tl.e American*occaj*ation of Manila
has led to a remarkable increase in the
price of lalMr, hotel accommodations
and food products in China. Coolies’
wages have greatly increased in Hong
Kong since the f-punish-American war
and im[s>rtaflt new enterprises com­
plain of a scarcity of labor. Hotel
prices are 50 per cent higher than lie-
fore the war and resident« claim that
the general cost of living has doubled
in the last five years. The Chinese gov­
ernment, to pay its war indemnity, has
levied a tax of 5 cents, American, a
year on each rafter of every house in
the country. Foreigners already pay
about 4 per rent ad valorem on practi­
cally everything imported. The viceroy
in Canton is already having great diffi­
culty in collecting the taxes and white
people living there say this tax on the
natives is arousing a great deal of ani­
mosity toward foreigners.
‘The growth of our agricultural, as
well a» other exports to China,’’ Mr.
Fairchild predicts, “will be a phenom­
enal one. and include many classes of
canned and dried goods from our or­
chards and preserved meats and dairy
products from our farms and ranches.’’
Mr. Fairchild says a British army
officer assures him that the Chinese
arsenal at Tien Tsin is manufacturing
cannon and small arms which fall very
little short of being as good as those of
the Europeans and American«.
The awakening of China is going on
with a rapidity that will soon astonish
those Westerners who refuse to recog­
nize ti.e course things are taking.
sr.t'-lly
|g|k |lkr
*"'«
But you have in
>"<ir fgt|,rr wt|| B1), )
why - "
"Gr selila’" •am Misa Dy.irt, » little
sharply
1
aba
■ i
Dyaart *’l . M ”• .... <1oor for
,,,r b*»r
uer
Aa
• r
« |‘s««e« him he says, easily:
-•'mot tell you everything st once,
’•'I »T- but I dare any th err will lie IJtue
«
me
A. for n,y father, b- Is e.-
*!l’'' * t'*r. hard to Uve with.
••er I an help you. cell on me."
.ri.e'd, gj,„ (tlB1 a
for fh(g <B)J
-«• her aster Into the drawing room.
4¡p|
V I »
' w V <»1 HT ill I < H •
"r • h< an - half bad," abe says,
llkr |l »IH'**I» lm|WMli»l« Ib«t wltll VV »Hb a lltt|r |„„|
7
p,,... U«
U'lrrly •' ««rl.n -e m > «rot g
1 ••• right however
Did
you errr
ever
I >ld JT<M1
* '■ ’
' «ad SM
l.keT’ •■«■ Ver».
•j-j,.. ,,, the II I."'', rinsii. '-ting.nt. coldly
, k I. ill'- • I'- r. •''<! J. h i. i
• -
'
1 ' •
'HAPTEIt VII
"Well, Im off," says Griselda, poking
■ »- hug tti'ii «
-I •'<■*«• <n hrr »>■«.
**|u tau'ly »'ku“" "Ik'd th ■ I»»! f»'t
her pref | ty b.-«d Int« thr summer house,
-I
. i- . . .
. .r I > - k'-i'i i
* here Vera r ■Ha reading It la aril day.
„,
¿ ■
-« «. • b » -. ■ i and ■ vrry lot
uvei, day, too.”
»t » .prl'-hrr p«"
uv
Ik prêt »
• r ).„ir r.ml.le," .»,» V»ra. layln«
g.rl it «li le, «i» I ¡<" -l'tig “U bi« h»n I 'I-'WII her l...',k “.So J-OU won't tak* my
"Hui hr t«'S i» I
dr«»4fully tir. <1 ■ 'l» . v
* ery good
and you’d
«hm I »rnvrd. »ud I'm rather afraid I •re that you «ou t prvaper." Iler tone i»
f-
'■f gay, half ier „,)*
"And don’t be
••'I :.r day •» warm." aaya alir, culdly
'■» eatreaia Vera, «lib a aoddet, rush
Thr l.keti ■»« lo II • f»lhrr awina clear, r
I '■ i. ', lei«
t r«. I ’m 'll
enveloped the structure. With a roar
The report of the commissioner of
to b‘
b' -t" al «. au.1 kllla fur brr all
lie ia that mac a I
the building collapsed, and the occu­ patents for the past fiscal year show»
Ihr 11 arm oi 1* ■ la«
■■ it were f.,r
pants, with one exception, were carried that there were 125 patents issued to
"V»ry hut I
n’t fancy my absurd lit my I . -..uititiir», and If he turua op in
with it to the basement.
Oregon inventors.
of la» ne.» at«
from that Italb.-r fro n o> < part "f 'be ««rid 1 suppv»* I »lurll
tin- tart bal I ba.ru't had a w tub of ba»» tu talk to him
The adjoining building, a two story
A chair factory is the latest of Ab
tlr.-p fur ih
‘
■«" rughi»’’
structure, flared up, the next building
At hat a calamity!' •ay» Griaejda, w th
bany’s manufacturing industries.
■' I «.. a gl ■
• »hr with a fa t a Uule fe
f gut-d • dreeplog
-
«as wrapped in flames, and then an­
of her mouth
».-.'.
I
. r ' > .
Io thi, l*arret> - wdderue««
other structure caught fire. It teemed
A proposition ha* l>een made to the
—. ...... u even tnanna
fnrnd?"
n<ay b» regarded with rapture
, ...►- *veu Sea
that tlie whole block would lie wiped citizens of Salem to put in a flax mill.
"Oh. u>> Ba I «-»rd».’ returtui ba, co i loti!
p-<.— auy
---- --------
Better
m»u than no man,
out Wore the firemen ."ould bring the
The prown-I.ucas Lumber company
•iarly
•ay I."
blaze under control. A firewall of a
"Ab!"
»hr, this time rather ahor:
has been organized at Falls City, with
80 aay no' I. ’b u,” with great apirtt.
brick building at Archer avenue and
$<¡0,000 capital.
8he ha» leaned forward upou her elbow,
If
Twenty-second street held the fire in
"I ..<* a rr G'l-<-M«. ! »upjwiaeT’ Ml» aud her
k-r eyra are brilliant with a little
Burglars entered a Drain merchandise
that direction. <*n the west of the
tuap
br piratant
•’ -
'¡De un- a dr» rl
store and secured $100 worth of goods.
burning
buildings
were
two
small
one
"Why »Im lid « -ll -Up,*'-» itF‘ S»k» she. l.laud rafbrr than tbs society
of
_r -? a man
story cottages. They were a few feet No clew has been found.
» ih a fa-oi ■mil*
• bo' m ‘ 1 ’ know it «ill require only time to
W!«y ....... Id IF' r«urti» he.
"True.
from the burning buildings, and that
- -> d-t«»t
Allil ho« )oU ■ 'll
There will lie 33 graduates from the
"I'rrhsp» bee»'!»*." with • <■■11 b ui »•> famitiarty 'Beaton,* pawna
laugh ng
gave the firemen an opportunity of
Salem public schools at the February
«ra ly lo ek st her. “I hsre hern told that >'»
heading off the Hames.
commencement and 40 more in June.
■O < .uv.li G •< I» I« ■ |«-r«uti y'«**«•»'I
A P* IW' Au awful |«uw Who 1» It
The windows throughout the neigh-
objectionableF' demand» he, abruptly. I
'« -U »
• “ ■- ml of of char»
The Knight Companion, an <>. Ii. A
•f a
'hat fiaa tuni<-<| tbs corner of the summer turning to her with sonietbiug that i»
ls>rh<Msl were broken, and bottles and
A very successful rabbit drive was
Irr "
N. Portland-Oriental liner, ha» la-eti
bouse, • nd I* looking lb »t thwith a
"By l!.»t you urrao that you have hoard ■'irioua »ipema.ua rouud bis mouth? Uri- surely anger, but as aurely entreaty, tn lost in Japan.*-«' waters. Tlie parson- glassware in the dwellings and stores held near Pendleton the first of the
bis eyes.
were thrown down ami broken. Many week. Several thou-and of the pest-*
Gri*. It • -nt w Ilei. ' «ay« »he, rabid..
gers and crew wer«* saved.
•ells a th. hrs: to recover
jiersons in buildings near the explosions were killed.
"Aa I told you before," Indifferently,
“Ao I ». t - « » I -.
-1
•
Taut it absurd?" abe saya, «uulítig
8.'tirvy is prevalent at Nome.
were knocked down. Scores of men
“one »ays fuullab things now and thru " i
t«rt »1« I am afro d > i mu»t |*rrp»i* rather Isniri,
"But I assure you, Hea-
John Diamond, an Oregon pioneer of
"Would you have uie believe you did
5 >«• wlf lo Inrr' I«.. Mtlr «.Iwd ruuaiua
your sudden appearin'-« quite took
The gale« on the Atlantic coast are and women, many of them carrying 1847, after whorn Diamond Peak was
m>t
really
mean
what
you
saidF'
I am ut'i Gr <«
children,
rushed
to
'.he
street«.
They
away uiy firvarii You should stamp wbeu
”1 would not have you believe any­ abating.
If »bf ba l l ui u-tl tbit lb • aniPGlii**-
were greeted by the glare of the fire named, is dead at his home in Coburg,
■ u n<me to a bouaa like tbia The »ra>s
thing,” returns she, haughtily. ”1 only ’
tjefi’ u»u!d bat* put h<tn »ul. «h** I* u • all round ia a« thick."
The I ohm by the Waterbury, Conn.. | from the manholes.
Fearing further aged 98 years.
df< Flirti lu h rtMHiirtll
explosions, the people rushed down the
’Too tli ck’” aaya Dy »art, with a awlft think it a pity thnt you abould curtail ■ fire will cxwed $3.000,000.
Crystal Spring Mining company,
•*5ioy” »Jia hr, l*M»k ng *1 atinnljf «mu» »lau-e at Vera, who haa lost all her color. your visit to your father because a
Philippine tariff bill is causing some street, many of the women screaming with headquarters at Grants Pass, has
rl
i’hrrr i» <*‘>mfort «a thr thought th it
For the future I abati try to remember. rhance remark of mine that cannot poa- I
w
ith
fright.
spirited debate in the senate.
tiled articles of incorporation.
Capi­
I ranno! a» an fall into rrror, bocaua* you I am very aorry I startled you.” lie haa aibly affect yon in auy way.”
On several street cars near the place tal, $200,000.
"Is that bow you l<K>k at ItF'
tnu«t *»■ Vera
adlrewwl bi tu «elf entirely to Griselda,
A strong call has lu-en made for air I the windows were smashed, and the
”1» there any other way? Why ahould
"Yra. I am Vrta," »lowly.
un .en» that <>u» lightning glauca of ron
ing tlie Nome judicial scandals.
passengers were severely shaken up.
The snow in Eastern Oregon comes as
”1 lr«r you will find it vrry dull down tetuptuo
reproi. h cast at Vera could you care whether or not I drteat you—1.
whom
you
»aw
for
the
first
time
yester-
fem
The house committee on wav» and j When the people in the cars saw the a blessing to the farmers, who had be­
lie counted
'But I Vil ou my way to
means reports for repeal of war taxes. 1 flames gush from the ground all hands gun to fear their fall and winter wheat
"Y< nr father haa been very g,wM to U»; one of rttr farm«, and this la the krwear. dayF’
"Why. indeed!" lie retards ber ab-
rushed* for the doors. A number of would be seriously injured.
murr than kind," internipta she. getitly, the nears« path to It. I shall never crnae
A Grtat Terminal Station.
Incendiarism ia now stisjievted in persons were bruised and knocked dow n
but with dmialvO
"lie has fiera us a to regret” bere he stope dead short, and »ently, as if trying to work out In bis
connection
w
ith
the
great
tire
at
Water
­
New
York,
Feb.6 .—A great terminal
Fruitgrowers
of
the
Willamette
val
­
own
mind
the
auswer
to
this
question.
kame "
turn* >i • eye» iinreaervwlly on Vera
in the excitement. One car filled with
bury, Conn.
• nd then, »ttddenly:
passengers was thrown from the tracks. ley are pleased w ith the cold snap, as station for New York and New Jersey
"I «h'iuld tbluk hr «muid lie Very (ltd "that I d d not take the upper one."
"Neverthele»», I do
it will set the fruit trees back. In street railways will be built west of
He tnakm teith girls a alight bow, am!
•« get you here," says hr
At lh.s mu
A plot to assaasinate tlie dowager j
some cases the buds were far advanced Sixth avenue, on the blocks between
BiriU Gr «Hd» rn'rrn the ro.'tn A etunii walk» swiftly onward on tba unlucky with a touch of vehemence. "It is the empreas of China and the entire court
CUBAN ANNEXATION.
Injustice of It to which I obje-t. You
Christopher and Leroy streets. The
for the season.
Ing Grtaolda, In white, like ber water, and path he bad 'bearti.
ha» been discovered.
hail
evidently
determined
beforehand
to
"Oh. Vera, do aoaiierbln»!" crie« Grisei
purchase of property has already begun.
with a flower In ber auuny hair. She
»how
me
no
grace.
I
defy
yoo
to
deny
Trains are delayed and many tele­ Republic Invited to Become a Part of the
The new tunnel company will ¡ease the
lr.;o up to Aratoti and give» bim hrr baud da. In a small agony of consternation,
Portland Mirktt*.
It!
Come,
can
youF'
graph wires down throughout the East
•nd a frank atuje, that haa Ju« the .-or clasping her hands. Vera, thus admon­
United State*.
use of its tracks to the traction compan­
Miaa Dysart la silent. The very Im-
Wheat—Quiet. Walla Walla. 63© ies. The tracks will rise from the tun­
red amount of <-<H|uettl»h abytiewa In II. ish«!. springs to her feet, and, driven
aa a result of severe storms raging.
petuo«ity
of
hie
accusation
has
deadened
Washington, Feb. 7.—Representative •tSHc; bluestem. 64©64*4c; Valley
A man, to Griselda, no matter out of half by h.sKwl shame anj half by Ini
nel at the Manhattan end to the surface
her power to reply, and beside«, is there
The German emperor's new yacht is Newland», of Nevada, of the wavs and 6i%c.
wh»( obnoxiou« tnba he may bave pulse, rushes out of the «immer bouse
of the street, on a gentle incline. This
not
truth
In
It?
Had
»he
not
prejudges!?
all ready to be launched as soon as means committee, who was the author
•prong, la «Iwaya a creature to be gently end nma after Dysart as he is fast dis
Barley—Feed,
919 @20; brewing. will be constructed on two blocks to be
"By the bye," he aaya, "1 am afraid Prime Henry arrives in this country.
appearing through the shrubs. Kea.-b tig
of the resolution annexing Hawaii, to­ $20@21 per ton.
treated, «unir.) upon and emvurwged.
you will hare to put up with me for a
bought for the terminals.
"8-' y"i'»r .
at la»t to th « I'aMle him. panting and pale with agitation, »be
day
intnxiueed
a
resolution
inviting
the
Gale» and storms in Europe have
few hour» every week. 1 shnll promise
Oats
—
No.
1
white.
$
1.10@1.25
;
gray
•f Despair," »ay» »he. aaurily. *T must lays ber hand timidly upon bis arm.
republic of Cuba to Itecome a part of
$1.0501.15.
"I am so grieved." she says, her diarm to make them as short aa 1 possibly ran. caused great loss of life.
•ay, yi.ii latofe ini,- to look u» up Ilo I
Nitro-Glycerine Exploded.
the United States, first as a territory
don't blmnr you. life .|.>wn brr I» loo live­ Ing fees very pa.un!, her lips white. But my father likes to see me every »ev­
»hip
­
Forty persons were drownx*d in
Flour—Best grades. $2.8003.40 per
and then as a state of the union, to lie
Washington, Feb. fl.—A premature
en
days
or
ao,
anil
I
like
to
see
him.
~
I*<>
ly for m<>at. It has quite dour tip Vera ••TTiere are momenta when one hardly
called the state of Cuba; and also barrel; graham. $2.50 0 2.80.
explosion of nitro-glvcerine carlessly
you think." a »light smile crossi hr his wrecks on the Italian coast.
knows what ocie saya, and----- "
• nd me "
Millstuffs—Bran. $’8 per ton: ml'’- handled by an operative at the Carnegie
"There are auch tnotiient«, certainly.” face, "you will be able to lire tbrongh
Eightv-five miners were killed liy an authorizing a 25 |>eT|i-ent reduction of
Ihr il.wiinl »ouii.l of » cracked old dm
duty on the present crop of Cuban Hings, $21; shorts. $20.50; chop. $17. Manufacturing Company’» plant, at
explosion in a Mexican mine.
Her gong l.r. aks In at thia inalarti on Gri- saya he. Interrupting ber remorwb-a«ly ItF
"I have lived through a rood many
sugar, in consideration of Cut«'» grant­
art.In ■ »perch
They ad rite and croa« "But they can hardly be classed with
Hay—Timothy. $11012; clover, $70 Ardwick, Md., nine miles from thia
Waterbury.
Conn.,
was
damaged
to
thing«."
«ay»
Vera,
her
dark
eyes
aflame
ing preferential rates to the United 7.50; Oregon wild hay. $5®6 per ton. city, early today, killed one man and
the bail to the .bnitxg r.wtm, but yu»t m thane in which the ca'm confidences of
"That
gives
you
a
chance
here;
prac
­
the extent of $2,000,000 by fire.
•ide it a utomen'ary hesitation take» one elater are exchanged with the other.
States. The resolution confines the 25
slightly injured two others, The build-
Potatoes—Best Burbanks. 9Oc0$1.25
pla.e Dysart going (o the fool of the Ami why should you apologia»? I assure tice makes perfect. I am sorry to b»
The murderer of a San Francisco l>er cent reduction of duties to the |>e- per cental; ordinary. 70©85c per cen­ ing was slightly damaged, but eight
obliged
to
inconvenience
you
ao
fur,
but
table. Vera »'r.|„ abort, a» If In ».>me you, you need not I do not seek for or
,__ __
if I stayed uway, I am nfraid my father policeman lias Iwen captured in Port­ riod prior to January 1, 1903. New­ tal. growers’ prices; sweets, $1.750 tons of material of high explosive
•urpriae, to look at hun, quraliou In ber desire anyth ng of the kind."
land», in explanation of hi» resolution, 2 per cental.
strength stored close to the scene of the
It almost arvms to her that he has might w«nt to know why. He might land.
said:
accident was not disturbed.
»linken her hand from hie a. tn. Draw­ even be mi absurd as to miss me."
Butter—Creamery, 25027HC; dairy,
Manila is intensely interested in pro­
Ao» «III take th« head of the table.
"All t) ose who have apjteared to
•'Why ailottlil you take It for granted
ing back, «he seca him proi-eed upon hie
I h l-. ' Hya be, |n a low tone, .finning
thnt I tlcsire your absence?" crlea Vera, posed legislation by congress tor tlie voice Cuba’s needs and requirements 18©20c; store, 11013c.
way. and then return« to Griselda.
Revenue Cutter Service Bill.
»rr IsTJilrxity.
have indicate«! tliat an invitation to
• 1 really think I hale him." saya Vera, her voice vibrating with anger. "CNime, islands.
Eggs—2O021Hc for fresh Oregon.
»I.''1'
'I'liekly, «nd then a pause
Washington, Feb. fl.—The bill “to
remain,
or
»tay
away
forever
what
is
it
vehemently. The reenllertlon of his con
The dowager empress of China gave Cuba of annexation would be accepted.
Cheese—Full cream, twins. 130 promote the efficiency of the revenue
> "i w -h It, .,f . <oit ,■ " a||,. aava. with
temptuoiia glau«»*, the way In wh.di he to me?”
a remarkable reception to the min­ Annexation by force would not l>e justi­ 13Hc; Young America. 14015c; fac­
• swift uplifting Of th,, |,n,w, and au al had disdained her apology above ell.
cutter service’’ was acted upon favor­
And it was thus that they parted.
fied. it must I h * accomplished, if at tory prices, 1©1 Fkc less.
ister's wives.
mo«t Irnp.-r'-ept.lde shrug
(To bt' coutiuutsl.*
ably today by the house committee on
that si ght he hud offered her when be
all, by the free act of the Cuban peo­
Poultry—Chickens, mixed. $303.50:
Her manner aomi h -w Irritatewhim.
had displaced her hand from hla inn all
An indecisive naval engagement was
commerce. It establishes the rank of
ple. At present there is no machinery hens, $404.25 per dozen. 9010c per
.... ".''h l*'
"a *dy." aay» he, coldly. rankle In her brrnat. and a hot Mow of
(ought in Colombian waters.
officer» in the service, that of captain
Not to Its ItalAed-
'll I wish atill more to ace you du only shntue render« her usually pale faro bril
in Cuba by which the popular will can pound; springs. 10c per pound. $30
A com par! son made by an old car
3.50 per dozen; ducks, $6.50 0 7.50 per being the same as major in the army
«hot wlil.li you like."
Chicago
drainage
canal
contractors
lie
te*sted,
but
the
Cuban
^institution
I.nut. "There, never mind him,” she aaya,
turkeys.
live,
11012^c; and lieutenant commander in the navy.
I have few liken and dislike«,*’ replle« with a little frown. ’Tie ia not etaylug l>enter twenty year» ago limy lie ap­ offer to build an isthmian canal.
hn» Iteen adopted. The Cuban congress dozen;
Retirement at the age of «4 years, with
dressed, 14015c per pound.
•he still In that mterly einotjouleM tone; long, fortunately, mid thia episode will plied In a tiiuclt wider sense than he
The first meeting of the trustees of will meet in February, a Cuban govern­
• nd sweep ,,g past p
hlll.
|,er„.|f
throe-fourths pay, is provided for.
laid
In
mind.
He
was
speaking
of
two
Mutton
—
Gross,
4c
per
pound;
bear gooJ frail °f ' u,‘ *'“■* •’ least. He
the Carnegie institution lias been held. ment will Itejorganiztsl, and the United dressed, 707khc per pound.
• I the head of lb., table.
will not trouble nw with his society wh le lay», brothers, who had beeu sent lo
Stateswill
then
leave
the
government
As tor Griselda, rlw hl tie Jar»in thr ao­ you are away. Now hurry. Griselda, do ” him to learn the trade. They were
Lo** by Fir«.
Hogs—Gross. 5A»c; dressed. 6*407c
A parliamentary commission is con- and control of the> island to tlie people.
rtal nltnoepherv around hrr gox-a by un
Griselda, with a light laugh, drawn Ir­ bright boys, am! tbelr father. In telling aideting the question of depopulation Cuba then will be in a jstsition to ex­ per pound.
San Francisco, Feb. ft.—At an early
notiii-d. so overrome 1« »hr l*y tbe un resistibly by the gorgeous lovi-l news of
Veal—8’409c per pound, dressed. hour this morning the tug Walter Hack­
press her will.”
»oiiiwl magiiifi<.ne» of ibe eight before the lights mid shadows of the land below, the <'«r|a*nter of Ills pleasure at tbelr of France.
progress In their work, said he could
Reef—Gross, cows, 3-%04c; steers ett, lying in Oakland harbor, was dis­
her U decent dinner table al Grey.ourt
The
ways
and
means
committee
will
runs dowu the pathway and I» soon lost
*04Fkc; dressed, flKi^TkgC per pound. covered to be on fire. The flames are
not see but one hand had done ju»t a»
Mite look» r.HMid her and lose« herself a
Day's
Work
In
French
Mines.
frame a bill for reduction of the war
to view.
now reported to lie under control, but
Hops—11012*40 per pound.
•"tie .11 tin. »„11,-1, uf fairyland the room
well as the other.
Paris, Feb. 7.—The chamber of dep­
When she returns over an hour la'er
revenue taxes.
presents It i,, aa it were, an echo from
"Vnt tn!" »nld the carpenter. "1 pre­
Wool—Nominal.
Valley, 13@15c; the loss on the vessel, which is valued
uties today accepted a bill regulating
she
discover»
to
ber
ainazetueut,
that
h" pant, a glimpse Into thr old life when
sume lo say thi'lr work looks about of
A new gold district has been discov- the period of daily work in the mines. eastern Oregon. 8@12>4c; mohair. at $20,000, will lie considerable.
er ftiiher atill lived, that »lie hardly Vera I« «UN 111 "■
a piece, but I'll tell you the difference ere.1 near Dawson which is claimed to This bill provides that a nine hour day 2102114c per pound.
■'You
are
miserable
about
that
wretch
kuew win dear to her until she had lost
Kitchener’* Weekly Report
rd affair of the morning." crlea Griselda. betwixt those two boys. You give kid lie the richest yet found.
shall la» instituted at the coal pits at
t- I be glitter of the silver, the glusn.
The largest towboat ever made for
London, Feb. fl.— In his weekly re­
the end of six months from the day the
the mtetise perfume of III" glowing flow •'Never mind it. If you will come to din Just the right tools, and lie'll do a real
Admiral
Schley
’
s
appeal
to
the
presi
­
tier I promise you to do all the talking, good Job; but t’y. If he hasn’t got what
measure is adopted. At the end of two American waters will soon be launched port to the war office, Lord Kitchener
•re, tlie rich lint of the fruit«, all aeeui
ani! a»
n» it ha«
lilts ' to u I be
und
”’ endured I do entreat he needs, he’ll make 111» own tools, and dent. asking for a review of the court of years, a day’s work shall I*' reduced to for use on the Mississippi. Over 1,200 states that for the week ending Febru­
part Of n dream; n sweet one, too.
inquiry,
has
lieen
made
pubic.
you
to
keep
U|>
your
spirits."
• Ir, Dyaart in wondering why Iwtli girl«
say nothing about It.
eight and one-half hours, and at the tons of steel will la* used and 4, SOO ary 1, 2» Boers were killed, six wound­
"Gli, yes There isn’t a decent ehnnce
•h 'lild have taken no instantaneous a din-
“If I was easted on a desert Island
The Boors have made peace proposals end of another two years it shall lie re­ horse power will be furnished, The ed. 142 taken prisoners and 48 •urren-
of
escape,"
»aya
Vera,
wearily.
l'»'' to him. As a rule, women wvre civil
boat is 275 feet long and 63 feet wide de red.
duced to eight hours.
•• ’Sil!" crie» Griavlda, softly, putting ami wanted a box opened. I should through Holland.
•itougli; yet here were two to whom he
know there’ll be no use asking Kd to do
"as an utter stranger, and aggressive up her hand: the sound of coming foot
Great Britain loses more than 10,-
Murdered by Apachsa.
Libertador Not Sunk.
It. without 1 could i»olnt him out a
French national revenues for Decem­
the only word he could apply to their steps, slow, deliberate footsteps pnr|K>»i'
000,000 pounds worth of property an­
|y
made
heavier,
aniltea
upon
their
ear«.
Feb.
Tucson, Ari«., Feb. 6.—The charred
Willemstad,
Island
of
Curacao,
hammer.
ber show a deficit of $1,654,31.8, mak­
°<>ks and words, though lu.lh wore sttl
- "„God hiaviiis!
Here he ia." say»
• But t’y!" added rhe old carpenter, ing a total for the y°“r "f $-R*330,440. 7. — According to trustworthy informa­ nually by fire.
remains of A. T. Vail, a well known
d|misly |»dite.
_ Do you sinj. |,,ng?" a»ka Griselda pres llrlsel'ln. and indeed they have barely with a snap of his lingers. "The lack
tion revived here today, the Venezue­
Hazing has been made a criminal pioneer rancher, were found in the
Diamonds
that
are
said
by
Tiffany
to
time
to
put
on
«
i-arefidly
unconacioua
•n|ly, looklng »t her cousin.
of a hammer wouldn’t stump that boy!
lan revolutionists steamer Libertador offense by the Illinois legislature, and ruins of his house at Aravapai Canyon,
. I don't
don t ktmw
know- how you may view it. di-mi-anor. when Seaton Dysart darkens He'd have something rigged up and bo of first water are reported to have was at Sabanilla January 31, and was offenders may lie find $500 and sent to 85 miles from Tucson. The supposition
the
door
of
the
summer
house,
and
looks
been discovered
in Fergus county, to have left there February t,4n order
1 ftnrn t<> town Ilie dar after to-mor-
is that the house was burned down by
that boi opened. If there was any open
jail for six months.
'ery early on thnt dny
V.
\V ’;..,L.-.
hetbrr coldly down on them.
to renew her operations against the
Apache Indians, who roam around
to It! I ex|H*ct Cy’s golug to march Mont.
-
"They
told
m»
1
should
flml
you
her»,
’
’
timst or nmat not work für tuy livlng
The development of dry goods com­ that section. It is believed that the In­
ahead of Ed all his life,"
The American China Development forces of the government. These re­
N '• llimg Ihm doea not cone-'ru tue. I be says, speaking to Vera "I have come
Twenty years have proved the truth Company has completed an organiza­ ports seem to contradict the previous panies with large capital is one of the fl, ns killed Vail, looted the house and
w"r>' .von Wi|| hardly bclieve It In thia to »ay good by."
"But surely you ar* not going ao soon of the word«, for while the boy who tion preparatory to beginning work on rumors that the Libertador was sunk at laiest features in the great dry good» burned it. The Indians are much .dia-
proMul,. iK<. b)|t j a,.t„aHy ,,.rk öfter
’ Tha
“’
»mailer satisfied on account of the government
‘""o- I slmulil like to get on in nty pro- -lU't before dinner, not to night!" crlea "made hl» own tool»” 1» rich, hl» broth­ a proposed railway front Hankow to Porto Colomba recently while under­ distributing centers.
wholesalers are being driven eut.
*.
cutting of! their ration«.
going
repairs.
ov"n’ *° *’** ,,,°t’e thnn a liiere triller.” Griaeld* thuuderatruck by thia aolutlon er 1» «till an ordinary workman.
Oanton.
of
tbelr
dltnculty,
and
•
Uttla
aorry,
too.
x«u ara cltarutlug," anya Grla«ld«,
I
I»
13,
"•
«À.