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t 1 A VOL. <LAMATH 'A1 Vili. KLAMATH looks ■■ well aa In year words On«» inure, and I sin dona. l*t tha white nii-u ba esterinlnsted! I-at them be swept from uur land at once amt forever!" Ou th» next day mess, -ngera cum. from Chopart, tliu commander of the French fort, to learn what the Natches had agreed upon. They were Informed that they had uot yet been aide to agree upon a place tu which to niuva, aud the Great Mun asked twu mouths In which tu prepare, pruliiialng, meantime, to pay a new tribute uf corn to tlf« French. Thia message waa conveyed tu Chopart. and lie agreed to the terms, fondly bellet Ing that In snuther spring hla people should allure tha rich land spoils of thia fairest Natches village. And now the work went on slowly but surely. Word waa sent to every tribe, aud all were solemnly pledged. Th» day an tiled upon which the fatal blow was to I m - struck; and that there should be no mlataka. a bundle of sticks waa pre pared fur each vlUage, correaponding In number tu the dsya that must elapse In for» the death stroke. These build ea were placed In tln-lr respective temples, and each day the chief Was tu go In an I take on» atli-k away. And when they were all (one on the day that aaw III» last stick removed lbs avengers were to strike FALL«, REPUBLICAN KLAMATH COUNTY, OKEHON, AFK1L 23, 1903 NO. 3. «•■net <!)ini«nd admlssluu there, «nd none I RAINS CHECK I -ARM WORK. shall dare refuse tlu-e. Take thy offer- Ing of walnut «<»><! six! go. May to the Winter Wheat Looks Wr]| Frost Nips guardians thvr», ‘I com» ■a a Hun of th.- Fruit in California. Nsti'hes, amt I would pray lo th» Gr< nt FATHERED FROM all PARTS OF THE I Hpirlt. Accept uiy off« r ng. and op« n Washington, April 16.—The Weather to me th» way.’ They will uni dsr» re Bureau issued the following weekly TWO HEMISPHERES. fuse thee.” * nummary of crop conditions: Aa t’o«|Ualls spoke »be went to th«- tir» In the districts east of the Rocky place, eml from the wood there piled up CUAL LI l>OE POUND. CHINESE RAIDED BY ROBBERS. Mountains during the week «■tilling < she «elseted ten »ticks of walnut, from 'omprchcnalve Review of the Import April 13. the temperature has b< en wlil<li »he removed the hark. It waa » ■nt Happenings ol the Past Week, highly favorable for growing vegeta ypeclmcns Trom Near Wilhoit Springs religious law. given by the first Great Mormon Basin Celestials Were Not lb» ol Excellent Quality. Presented In Condensed Form, Moi1 tion. but farm work was very general Nun, that only walnut woo.| aboitld be ly retarded by rains in the I.ake re Victims of Mob Violence. us»«! for th* aacred fir» of the temple, an«) l.lkely to Prove Interesting to Our gion. central valley* and Atlantic coast According to a report brought from that the bark must be carefully remove.l United States District Attorney J. Many Readers. districts, while complaints of lack of the vicinity of Wilhoit Springs. . __ 25 before it »«« carried in. White lluml moisture are received from Portion» mile« e-st of Oregon City In the foot H. Hall, of Portland, has been In took ths wood In hla arm an I went to the Curite'll ur«<! ULZa.u» Sl>«l* « CHAPTER X VI.-(Continued I Kanaaa hank deposits now amount of the Central and West Gulf states, j hill . of the Cascade Mountains, and in Hake,> cltT days making In tempi», am! when lie r«-scb»d th» door. I«» In the Central and Northern Rocky And so, fur th. while, that darkest af deiii»nde«l »«Imlseion as a LMtl» Nun of to $30.000,000. or over $60 for every Mountain districts and on the North Clackamas county that portion of the '’ulrT about an outrage per fliction was forgotten, but after Mltuon a the Natches. Slid after some questions man, woman and child in the state. ern Pacific coast the season is county is likely In the near future to pfctrate'1 on a lot of Chinamen engaged wound had I h -» u properly dreaeed. It came lie waa admitted. H» csrri»«l his off»« Ing The Mi-thodlats propose to merge the very backward, and Washington and back again, and the duel Ix-caiu* only a last to the altar, amt one of the priest» plsc- Methodist Book Concern of New York Oregon have suffered from cold, wet prove one of the greatest wealth-pro ln mln,nK near Mormon Baain I paaslng cloud that waa Boon luat iu the ttclng sections of the county. F. C. lun,mer- It will be remembered that e<| soln» «if It Upon the fire. anil the Western Methodist Book Con weather. In California the conditions deeper reuse of grief. The »acltemenl After White HaUil hml deposited hla cern of Cincinnati and Chicago. have been generally favorable, with the Barstow, of that place, has a sample a ,ot ot toughs made a raid on the waa gone, and tha soul remembered now offering, his next movement waa to atep of <oal which hr says has been taken Chinese placer mines over there ■■4 tu weep aver th. Io.a of It. loved ones. Nearly $300 was found in searching exception of some damage by frosts. towards the back part of the tempi» nn I The condition of winter wheat Is from a ledge just unearthed on hi» robbed them of all their gold dust Fur eevrral days Minion I ai I hi I s retualn- a hovel occupied by Patrick Flynn, and kneel down. Th. warrior prleat whoso near Belvidere. N. J. He was 62 years generally excellent, and It has made ' laim. which he claims to have been money. Three of the Chinamen were ed In bla chamber, not allowing hluiaelf turn It waa now to watch, »tool an I spl<^idld progress since the flrst of the 1 looking for for the past 12 months. old and a hermit. He was found dead. month, in the Upper Ohio Valley, ,«M».1.>K 'or ior ine pa« IZ montns al all, sara lo Peter, who waited upon ljadly injured and several house« gased upon the youth for awhll». and The »ample that he «bowed wag al Kurnerf him; and when he Iwcani«- able tu go uiit, Fire which started in the Capital however, the freeze of the 4th and Sth most pure carbon, and was a» fine a then turned his attention to hi« fire, Mt ill he seemed to take especial pstn, not to kneeling. White Hand l«»>ke«! al»-ut him. Hotel at West End, a summer reaort caused some injury. On the whole epecimen of the “black diamond“’ as It wa» not a mob but a raid of a lot Ira seen by th. uncle aud hla guest. At an«l close to him. against the wall, ho near New Orleans. La., destroyed that the conditions of the crop in the winter J might I-» eipeetvd he chi-rlehed a bitter building and a number of business wheat belt east of the Rockies is more can be found anywhere between the of thieve» and robber«, who, the better saw th» Ixindle of rypress atl«-ka Herrn From the shores of the Meilciip gulf hatred towards Goupart, but yet he tied two ocean«. A^or’1'-^ '» Intimidate their victims, burned of the wat« hers slept, an«! ouly one «as houses. Th.- I ohh to |7.r> 000. promising than for years. In Califor vein is from six to ten feet thick anc . a deep conaolatlou lu the reiuumbraiK'. of to th« Yssoo, and from th» waters of the nia the outlook is also promising, but awake. Hlowly the youth worked bis shows e very indication of being per thelr horne8 an<1 assaulted th« in Rocks from a blast at a cutting in the heart blow be had luflleted upon tha Tumi«»« I h -» to the Nablue, every warrior way to the »all. «till on hie knees Th. a Bronx. New York City, street, broke In Oregon and Washington the condi manent. mates. youth He knew Goupart'a aeualllre na was armed for the occasion, ami eagerly atli'ka hung lo«a«ely in th» thongs; ti. many windows, wrecked a house, in tions of the crop are less favorable, It has long been known that there The Chinese government it is un- ture. and he knew bow deep and abid waiting the coining uf the fatal moment. especially in the last named state, coulii r»a< h th—«11 where he was. He ing were bla affeetloua. and know mg this, ; The white« were watched at »very step, his eyea towards the wati her. ami flat jured a baby and scared a woman near where about one-third of the acreage ne fine prospects for coal in that ser (lerstood. has made a claim against that _____ ly to death. t on. and many samples of coal picke« he knew how keen inu.t be the anguish amt each red man bad hla victim marks I will be resown. Uncle Sam for $100.006 damages and Individual waa poking up the tire. Quick -:p from the hillsides have been exhib Hlowly, utie by uue, aa each succeeding of th. disappointed lover. Two Hungarians were killed and two Spring wheat seeding is nearly com ly the youth raised hla baud an«l «ouute«l I ted, but it is-Bald that this is the firs’ it is for the purpose of looking up the And during all thia time Goupart kt. SUU rolled over, those fatal »ticks Were out »even sticks Ilia heart beat quick, Injure-'! at Pittsburg In a belated ex pleted in Iowa and Nebraska, and is find of any consequence, and it is now facts ln the case that Mr. Hall has I tenia waa much aluue, wandering about removed, and Chopart only «sited pa plosion of dynamite at the New Mount progressing well in South Dakota; but he thought of hie father, am! I* « believed that claims that have not been sent there. in tha wo.els Of course be bad glv<u tiently for his rich price. nerves war* strong. Hllcntly he willul.ew Washington tunnel of the West Lib none has > et been sown in North Da been file! on in that vicinity will soon Ou» <>f th» wives of the Great Nun was up the Idea of gulng fur Ixiulae If she erty Traction Company. kola and in Northern Minnesota, but . th«- fatal time tellers, aud hid them be- b* taken up. called "Bras Pique," or Pricked Arm. waa married tu 14>l»ola. then the • oinpan ton of salmon found . hln«l him. The watcher still worked up The Washington theater at Rome, N in Southern Minnesota some has been As the new electric railroad, for from the many sirsnge devices which she lonahlp b. would neeraasrily hare wl b on tin- tire With ■ quick movement. V . was destroyed by fir* The loss is sown on rolling lands. By the close of which C. D. Latourette recently se 1'rlcked her umler ouch drvuuisiaiK-ea cuiilii only hail marked upon her srina. White Ilan I p!a«-e«l the ends of the all ks between $125 060 and $150.000. about March, which was a very mild month, tired a franchise, is supposed to run Was Caught Out of Season and All Packed make him more nilaerahle, and. perhaps, Arm loved ths French, and she failed not In his l-oeotn. ami forced them down with haif covered by insurance. A score all fruits were unusually far advanced. '' lo the vicinity of Wilhoit Springs, it ' to serve them on every <»-<-ssloo when add naw pangs to har grief In lea. in the clothing until they lay along his of i>e-ople were Injured when the walls The reports now indicate that many s believed that this find will be an in At th. end of eight days Minion set out «ha could. Nhe «aw these aecret nia t varieties of fruit have suffered severe I of the- theater fell. Water Bailiffs Smith and Jones and pa7ticuiar7"the en‘lre to hurrlr up the buildlng of thi on hla return tu New Orleans He did Ings of the warriors, and bar auspicious ■Id», reaching from th* arm pit •« lb'’ ly for the month, t ________ __ knee Then be «rose, and having wall.» I road. An anonymous letter, threatening to Deputy Warden Webster were looking not see Nt Itenla. fur the yuuth had pur were arouM-«l Nhe knew of the demand ■ bout a few momenta with as careless an burn the- town"by fire and dynamite,"! peach. that had been made for ilia village of the posely wlthlrawu himself. In California, while some damage for poachers near the mouth of the air aa he could aaaume. he left the tem unless $2500 is left at a designated m--t----- "Yon will bring my child bunieT’ as id Whit» Apple, and she knew that these has been done by frost, the outlook Settler, for Wallow. County Clackamas when they ran’to to as flnZ ple . . (dac e-, has caused gre-at e-xcitement at meetings uf the eonncll were touching th. old man. In ■ hrukoO. forced tone ______ ___________ _ a iot of 8a| is favorable; on the North Pacific A ____ party of ____ immigrants numbering After breakfast the m-xt morning Montgomery, Ind. There have been Coast the season is so backward that 160 men men. women women and and children, children, arrived arrived "Of course I shall, and 1 trust )UU will that matter. Nhe noticed the fierce luo a . p ,n lce a® tneir of the men. their angry gestures, ant Ntimg Herpent came Iu. as »•« bis wont teveral Incendiary Arcs there lately. fruit has not been exposed to injury. I i , few days ago from Hinton. W. Va. receive her kludly.” ai 8een for many a long day. He lighted hi* pip*, «nd after smoking "Kindly? Alaa, poor l.ouiee! HI» will their vengeful glances towards the Four structures in the business part rnd will locate. Many will go to El- More than 2200 pounds were taken French fort, end »he feared that some for some lime In silence, he looked up. uf Wilmington. Mass were burned have need enough of kinduesa." tin and perhaps to Wallowa county from the pack and shiDDed tn Pen TWO KILLED BY TORNADO. Hla brow waa - li>ud»«i. ami hia cmnte- _ -------- w kuil’ "What mean you nuw, slrT* uttered calamity was to befall her white frl- n a • here rlready many from their state ’ ■ and. — where —- rx' entailing a loss of $20,000. they were placed in cold Prhked Arm made up her inlu-1 to sate nanc» wore a sail, uueety expresaion. Nlmun, angrily ire already located. They are all in "White Hand." he said. "are th* The- body of Rear-Admiral storage. George Storm Swops Over Remote Part of Ala r-arch of Government land that can "Nothing nothing," groaned the mar th» French if possible, not only at bama With Deadly Effect. After leaving this big find of sal Nat-hex. but at all ulber points; and to French a very forbearlug ..... pie io their | F. Balknap was burled with I military quis. coverliig bl« face with bla hand« ’>e homesteaded. own country?" tonors at Arlington cemetery. "Only let me are her ou< • mure I ou this end she must not only put Chopart mon, the men proceeded up the river Birmingham. Ala.. April 16 — A spe The youth imaglu*d he saw the ohl Treat tor Muele Lover«. on hla guard, but aha must cause the will I m > kind tu her. Minion F’ Brigadier General Frank D. Baldwin cial to the Age-Herald from Evergreen to look for a location for a fishway. The students and citizens of Eu, I On their way they broke their oars "Of courao I shall lie. Ilow could I lo Natckea to give ■ premature alarm, ami «hief’a drift, and after a moment'» has tak<-n charge of the Department Ala., says: . otherwise?" thus the whiles la other sections would thought, he replied! >f the Colorado, succeeding General News has just reached here by tele-1 :ene are anticipating a great musical | _------- . “Not umler wrong, my father ' .-cat when the State Oratorio Society 3,1,1 were forced to beat ashore, and Frederick Funston. The old man gased up Into hla nephew's take warning, for ah» dared not attempt phone confirming rumors of heavy lost "I thought not. But suppose another <*nders its programme in Villard almost under their eyes they discov- face, but he made no reply; an I wh-n. a to convey Intelligence to «Aber stall ina Governor Peabody, of Colorado, has of life and property in the neighbor few momenta later, that nephew bad tak for fear of being detected by her own people should come Upon their soil, »elxe •r<!«-r«-il tli- tiicnib- ts of the Denvei hood of Peterman and Burnt Corn Hall, May 12, 13 and 14. ered 20 fine steelheads, which they ap the home» of their subjects, steal their en hla departure, be bowed lite head and people Iler flrat movement «aa to iifaks propriated. Fire and Police Board to answer wrought by the tornado which passed cattle, rub them uf their rights and des her way to the temple, but she could n--t ' Wapt. Financial Condition Good. It has long been known that salmon- harge-s of malfeasance and mlsfeas near there yesterday. Ten persons are ecrate their temple*?" gain access there, no woman ever Itelng The semi annual financial report or fishing out of season was being indul- CIIAPTKH XVII. ince in offlee In permitting gambling. known to have been killed, numerout "Then the French wuuld drive them allowed within the aacred building. Two barns and residences and outhouser Columbia county officers for the six ged ln in the Clackamas, but that it While the things Juat narrated were The trial of Dr. Joseph Alexander were swept away, entailing a lost- months ending ---------- nights In auc«e»a!on ah» altul’ el al-out off," answered rhe youth, quickly. -- wa8 being carried on on such a large March --- 31. -------- has ------- been tran«plriug al th-* chateau, and at th«- dis "Am! they would <lriv» them off with of Indianapolis, on the charge of which will reach high in the thousands, i ompleted and it shows » total in at Ecale wag not dreaine(1 of and 8trenu. the place, but th» warriors within, who tant metropolis, how fared White Hand the sword and gun, eh?" ;rave robbing has been Indefinitely On account of the bad condition of the if the funds of nearly $40.000. wat< had the holy Are, were too vlgl ant $40.006. The 0U8 gteps will be taken to atop it and hla dusky princeM? "Y*a." „ postponed, because the Negroes un wires communication is difficult. for her In this extremity ahe thought of total resources _ of county t___ _________ — the _ _ ______ . are $43. ___ Gradually While Hand la-cam«- used to "And put all to death they could find?' ler Indictment have refused to testi White Hand, and late one night she went H. P. Salter and his motherland . ’ 63.97, while the total liabilities are th» primitive fsshlotis of the Nst-bea. "No, my father-only such ■■ h«-l«l out fy against him. to him and called him out. child were riding along a road and 11328.06. the latter consisting of war- T«ke« Place Io The Dalle« LaM Office. and though ha bad many hours of sorrow "While Hand." aha said, wh n they had in resistance." mi ,- p-«- ». _ A tornado In the vicinity of Bloc were opposite a clump of trees when ants on the general and road funds and grief, yet b» showed ouly content "But hare not the French put wb 1« Wash r»a< had the very tree umler which the ’on. Ala., wrecked several houses and the storm overtook them. A heavy «hat have not been presented for pay- fngton n Jv8 ¡/' ,sborn- to th» warriors. But to bla wife he »«• great village» lo the sword, as they call six lid considerable datnagt* to farming tree that was uprooted by the wind fell ment. There is no such a procedure vears Ù ' ■”'• who ’°r the past not so reserved of hie true feelings Nhe Great Nun had once l-efore spoken with It. and murdered all?" across the wagon, crushing all of the to that county of indorsing warrants j r . a clerk In the General • iu luu vtenerai the youth, "bars you the courage of a property. The towns of Coleanor and occupants sympathised with hlin In bla sadness, slid Land Office, The n»n»» Dalles to death. Several residenc "not ------ — ®, has arrived at Th» With a shudder, the youth «n»wer<-d in warrior?” paid for want of funds. *• Garney also Buffered. No fatalities ■he even went so far aa to assure h io to assume his position in the local the affirmative Ntong Serpent gasr<! were reported. ■*s were demolished, the timber falling "I have th» courage land office. that If tbs honorable opportunity ever sharply Into While Hand's fa«-», but he on the occupants, killing or injuring Examined Salem Bar. _ _______ offer«-! Itself for hla escape to lit« own plied. In astoniahment. John Sherman, a guard on the Chi ill within the buildings. could no mark of suspb ion there He ’ Then can you ke»p David B. Ogden, of Portland, an en- , Lumber Dropped Into Eay. p«-opla, she shouht not oppose hie w tabes ,-ago Elevated railway, was probably smoked away awhile I.«tiger iu aE»n<-», It will probably be several days be "If It may I* kept with honor." Karly <>■» morning. the Great Nun re °L ^lle dock of the Truckee («tally hurt an«l many passengers fore a correct list of the casualties rineer of the Government River and « "The oath which I require may, but I ■ n«l then he arose ami left. ceived an Invitation to visit the sell!«- "What doea he mean?" asked t'oqualla. were shaken up and badly frightened can be obtained, as there is neither Harbor Department, was in Salem and sonviHe 8 at Bob will not ask It of you, for your own aafrty ntent of the whit» men. an«! taking with when the second car of a west bound telegraph nor railroad connection. The made soundings in the Willamette and 60.600 feet of Pressed ^umbOll8P**<, after her father had gone. him an escort of hla trusty warriors, he will hold you. Know. then, that there train Jumper! the track. heavy rains have rendered the roads "I do not know, unleaa he desires to set out. It waa past noon when he re Is a plot on foot for the massacre—for know how much consistency my ptopla Peterman is in River near Salem to ascertain what !nt0 ttle b»y with It. A ganr The Mexican Ambassador has in almost impassable. turned, and bla brow was clouded, and the entire extermination of every white have," return«-«! White Hand. Monroe county, and is not within 25 -hanges have taken place in the chan- [^r p 1 to work and saved the lum- formed the Ntate Department that tnsn, woman and child In th» country Ida stout frsm» shaken by a powerful miles of a railroad or telegraph sta uel. He also made such investigations ' ___ ____ "I fear our warrior* meditate some re amotion. Hla flrst movement waa to aend Ami mark me thia plot la deep and well venge upon the whites. But you nee«! tickets are being sold in this country tlon. ■s will tee of use to his office in case for a lottery said to be located in for White Hand. The youth w»nt. and founded, am! It inor«-« on to Its consum not fear, dearest one, for no barm shall t should be necessary to build a re- Grouse Mountain Mine Reanmes. All the news so far received ha* San Luis. Mex.. where the Ambassa found th» Great Hua sl«>n» with Ntung mation as surely as th» now absent sun come to you." come over the telephone lines which vetment in order to keep the river In , The Grouse Mountain Gold Mini«, dor says there is no lottery.' mom on towards the morning." & Milling Company will resume ope* Serpent. are several miles from the path of the its channel. As the bright eye«! princess thus spoke, "All every one?” uttered White Hand. John H. Wisker. the engineer on storm. . tions at once. The superintendent "Whit* Hand," he «aid, overcoming nil »he threw her arms about her husband's In alarm. the New York Central Railroad, outward signa of bls deep emotl -na, "you Had Good-- Run. men ^Thi? Bohemla with * force of neck. He kiaee«l her. but he «lare«l not "Yea Every trllie has the algnal. and whose train caused the fatal acci men. This company owns valuahl« must feat an«l pray. Tb<* hour la dark, WIND S L'CKED CREEK DRY. the one fatal day Is set. It la to be on whisper the terrible thing he knew—not lent in the Park Avenue tunnel. New The four-stamp mill recently install Property on Grouse Mountain which and aril comas upon ua Th» white man a but that be would trust her, but be bad the «lay when our people pay their tribute -d at the new Kremer & Palmer mine. ad iolos the Noonday and Knott mine«, York. In February. 1902. will be tried heart la bard, and bla soul 1« base Y--u of corn. Every whit» man la marked. swuru that he would not. for manslaughter His lawyers will Freak ot Tornado That Visited Illinois >n Mount Reuben, has been completed w?iieite,l.8lon oi ^e Champion. remember your pledge. Will you pray 'f (To b» continued.l an«l unless something l>e done to thwart Score ot People Injured. try to show that the directors should “I will,” anisrml Whit» llaud. And ,»« -!«„ „eel!», the rm! men. the terrible blow must fall." have been indicted. iiow to Tell the Time. be was then dismiss»,!. Springfield. HL. April 15.—Ont Txmie claapod his hands, for csults. The Kremer & Palmer is one mapped out. This company is held as I‘e<»ple who like to bother over Jug As soon as th» youth waa gon», the A grain elevator in Chicago. owned death, a fatal injury and a score ot | if thoughts w»re of hla father and of the richest and most promising a cIo<i« corporation and backed by Great Hun atart«*d up from hie aeat end gling letters and figures will find some by the latke Shore A Michigan South more of injuries resulted from a lor tor slater an«! of hla friend Nt. Denin. an( « I nines of Southern Oregon, and is an- s °me men of money and influence. leaped down Hla brow grew dark again, “Gan I her« b» no atop to thia?" be thing for the exercise of their Ingenui ern Railway, and used by Churchill nado that swept I-ogan, Dewett L_. ’other of the properties of this **■’----- *------- * mineral ■ ml hla hands were clem hed. To Platt Counties this afternoon. The fa ty In three «-onundniuai resurrected by 4 Co grain merchants, burned. aak»d. Bond Proposals Carried. "Ntung Berpent,” he said, "go sml sum tal loss, $260.066. Fifteen men were tality occurred on the Halsadarser zone that has arisen from a mere pros- the Cleveland I-ewder. One of them, at "Yre 4f you hav» courage." At a special election held in Baker mon your council st once. Nummon only employed in the structure, but all es settlement, a farming < communitv _________ . 11 «’«'* »<> a paying mine within the least, la so old that It may fairly b» City to vote on a proposition to Issue “Then put m» to It." the wise men au<l A>» tried warriors, for caped. The elevator contained near three miles from Atwood. Platt Coun 1 course of a few months. bonds for the purpose of constructing "Listen. I can warn the people • t considered new. we want no women nor children now. Bld ly 150,000 bushels of grain. ty. The home of Clifford Halsadarse* If a father gave nineteen cents to one Natches, hut that will nut aav» the uth a sewer system and erecting a City them atteml me hers." storm Snow Scares Grant Stockmen. was demolished, and after the The democrats of the First Oregon Hall, the City nah bonds carried by a Ntung Herpeut asked no questions, but m. In the temple there la a bundle uf of hla sons and six cwnta to the other, llstrict have nominated A. E. Reams Halsadarser's infant son was found Three inches of snow fell over most vote of four to one, and the newer with quick movemrnta, he called up the cypres« (ticks. They are hung by two what time would It l>e? house dead 300 feet from where the (or congress. week, causing bonds live to one. Both improvementa men who were At for deep counsel, ■ nd thongs uf Iwarskln back of th» altar. In Why. a quarter to two, of course. stood. His wife was hurled aerosi of Grant county last »«•on they wer» all collect«*«! In the plme that bundle there are aa many sticks na A colored porter on an Erie Pul) the street and fatally injured. onsiderable alarm to the scores of will be started at once. If a postmaster went to a ineungcris of council. They knew that something then- are days l»tw«-n now anil the fatal ■ nd was entx-n by one of ths wild man was found to have the smallpox Mrs. J. B. Martin's home was de stockmen who had just turned out on Important had hap|H>ned, for never «rre blow; could we reinov» seven of thus» The car was quarantined. PORTLAND MARKETS. ".t.n0.?<il.“"rtJ8eVCral gue8ts were pa,n |the range. Skits of February have been (•eaata, what would t»e the hour? they thna called together s*v» on UCcs- sticks, the Natches would make a prema fully Injured. Eight new veins of coal have been Nothing could l>e easier. Kight I*. M. .-arried into April this season, numer ture attack. The people at the fort would alona of emergency. Deer Creek, tn I-ogan County, If a gm-wt at a restaurant order«! a llscovered just south of Wilkesbarre. where the storm first struck, war ous scant falls of snow being inter Wheat— Walin Walla, 70(872c; biue- "Warriors of the Natches. Helen!" com I m - prepared. In other places dowu th» Pa With 12 veins underneath now mingled with chill weather, the com atein, 76c; valley, 75@78c. menced the Great Hun, apenklng calmly river, am! on the great salt Ink», the red lolmter nnd at«* It. and another gu«*st did swept dry of water. Reports from being worked, this makes 150 feet of bination proving rather trying on anil slowly, but with fearful emphasis. men will mistrust nothing, and while they the aame, what would be the aecoud Burley—Feed, $21.60 per ton; brew ■onl. It Is estimated there are 300. this district state that three houses stock. Ranchers now are very anx- "You know how th» while men have wait eagerly for th» panning of the next guest'» telephone number? 100 000 tons in this tract, which Is were destioyed and a number of peo 'ous for things to moderate. ing, $23. abused ua how they have trampled upon seven dnyn. the nlnrm can be append. Do Absurdly simple. 8-1-2. >wne<i by the Delaware. Lackawanna ple more or less injured. Supervisor ua, and how they have proveil recreant you unilerntnnd?" Flour—Beet grade, I3.P594.25; grah 4 Western and Lehigh * Wilkesbar Schanaeur's handsome residence was "Perfectly," return»«! White Hand. to »vary trust wo have reposed in them, Iler Fingers Caine In Too l,ate. Fears for Clackamas County Fruit. am, $3.4693.85, destroyed. The family of several re Coal Company. "And will you do It?" But you do not yet know the moat wl< k- Oliver Weuilell Holmes enjoyed noth children and a number of visitors. 16 Milletuffs — Bran, $19 per ton; The heavy hail storm of last week Mandhlakie Dube, eon of a Natal, "I will try, even to the death." ed thing of all. Tlie white chief has de- ing so lunch aa a clever retort, even If in all. sought safety in the cellar, and damage to fruit in middlings, $ 24; shorts, $19.509 20, did considerable “Good. But let It be soon.” -South Africa, Zulu chief, has been mamled th«- _ _ l-eautlful village of tbs the house was torn from over them. It hapiN-ixsl to t>e at bls own expense. chop, $18. By different paths the two returned to cnllwl from his studies in this country Whit« Apple! ! Ay— _ ho — — says ____ the grant The homes of Samuel V. Baldwin '.ifferent sections of Clackamas coun- One day, at an entertainment, he win the village. Pricked Arm retiring to her Oats—No. 1 white, $1.15 9 1-20; chief In the big village away towards tha to assume the chieftaincy, Hia fath and Gns fruit trees being ty, many of the Knecht were destroyed. Rented near the refreshment table, and ■alt water has demanded It. I told him own dwelling, while the youth spout some Mrs. Baldwin and two farm hands in full bloom, and the entire blossom gray, $1.12Sh91.15 per cental. er ’ s health is failing. he could not mean It, but he only laugh time In wnlking thoughtfully nbout th» observed n little girl looking with long Hay — Timothy, |13(<J13.50; clover, Immigration authorities at Winn! took refuge in a smokehouse in which being knocked off the trees. The ed at tne. I told hitn we had lived here great square. When he at length entered ing eyes at the good things. With hl« they were hurled several hundred weather of the whole week has been $10(^11; cheat, $11913 pe? ton. neg Manitoba, have appealed to the hie own dwelling he found Ilia wife Invariable fondness for children, he In pears aver sine» we aettle-l upon tho immoderately cold, and it is believed military for tents to house new set foot and painfully injured. Potatoes— Beet Burbanks, 50c per banka of the mighty river that our tem ■sleep, but he did not Join her. He spent said, kindly: that the fruit crop is baaly damaged, tack; ordinary, 259 40c per cental, some time in walking up and down the Ilers. pi« wan here, ami that here, In Hie quiet "Are you hungry, little girl?" if not entirely killed. Ten skeletons in receptacles of flat Asks Germany to Fxplaln. vnls, we hail laid away the bodies of our place, and bls face betrayed the deep anx growers’ prices; Merced sweets, $39 "Yes. Mr,” was tlu* reply. 11» had «tones, uncovered on a farm east ot Washington. April 16.—The State depart«! friends. An«! even at thia lie iety that moved within him. 3.50 per ceutal. "Then why don ’ t you take a sand Hopkinsville. Ky.. »re pronounced by Department has asked the German Wife Harderer Suicides. scoffed, and awure be would possess our ntnrke«! the »tern, nngry looks of the Poultry— Chickens, mixed, 11912c; Professor Morehead, of Phillips Acad stout warriors, ami he ha<! noticed their wich r Village." John de Falco, the Italian convict young, 13914c; hens, 12c; turkeys, Government for a statement of the "BecttuM I haven’t any fork." omy. those of a race of prehistoric Aa the Great Nun aat down, a low mur frequent counelln, but lie did not dream facta connected with the deportation | who was serving a life sentence at the live, 16@17c; dreeeed, 20922c; ducks, “Fingers were made liefore forks,’’ mound-builders. mur ran around the room, and angry ges that such a dreadful plan had occupied from — • , * ■ ” — , n the island - Ruk ,hX ,8,?,n<’ renltentinry for killing his wife In $797.50 per dosen; geese, $696.50. their thoughts. He fancied th<-y were, said the doctor, smiling. A pony engine collided with the tures marked the movements of the dark of Ponate. Fonate, another of the Caroline * , , ' . " , , at moat, only planning auma n>»ana for rear end of a passenger train on the Cheese—Full cream, twins, 16^9 group, a number of native students of ' ortland on February 26 through Jeal- The little girl looked up at him and warriors. Ntung Ht-rpent started to hia aclf-defena». But now the truth wan ap 1 ake Shore branch line at Ashtabula, feet, and in a moment all was aili-nt. The replied, to hla delight: the American Mlsionary e«tabllshment ctisy. ended his existence at the prison 17c; Young America, 13 9 13)qc; O Fireman Bogue, of the pony en there The mutter was brought to the by cutting his throat and severing his factory prices, 19 l)<c lose. towering chieftain gaged around with a parent. Illa father wnn In danger—all "Not my fingers." -Ine was killed, three trainmen were attention of the State Department for- windpipe with an instrument known floshlng eye, and when he spoke ilia volca hie countrymen were In danger Titus h-« Butter — Fancy creamery, ------- 22c «.•«. per per wan walking up and down the apartment, Qualified. mjured nn.l several passengers more mally »»y was Ilk» low thunder. by Rev. Dr. Judson Smith, sec- ___________ ns a cell knife, with a biade about one- ponnd; extras, ilc; dairy, 20922>»c; when Ills wife (woke nfld looked for him. "But. mamma," said the beautiful or 1 cm hurt. "I«et the souls of the Nat<-hez be firin retary of the American Board of Mis- Inch inch long. long. .store, 16918c. "Whits Hand,” she «(tld, sitting Up In South American heiress, "do you be now, and let the hearts of her warriors The falHowork of the Panhandle slons. he strong!" were hla first words. "The the bail, "why walk you thus whan tha lieve I will have any trouble In Itelng bridge, near Pittsburg, which is be Eggs— 15S916 Wc per dosen. May Make 100,000 Idle. Pooling Burning Mine. white man came to ua, and we gave him night la waning?" Hops—Choice, 16920c per pound. society In tlie United ing rebuilt, caught fire and was part received In Chicago, April 16. — On the result of "I waa thinking of my home, Uoqnalia." a home. He asked ua for land, «nd out Sydney. N. S. W.. April 15.— a meeting to be held tomorrow depends Wool—Valley, 12.t«915c; Eastern ly destroyed. The prlncaaa arose and approached h«-r States?" of our abundance we gave him mm h lie "I don’t ace why," answered her Whittaker Wright claims to be a Through a sluice cut through a dam the question of a strike which may In Oregon, «914He; mohair, 35936c. askeil tie for friendship, ami wfl gave him husband. opening into the old workings, water volve 100,000 workmen on the Great Beef — Groaa, cows, 3)<94c par “Anil thou art and,” aha murmured, mother. "You have plenty of money • Itlxen of the United States, and says is now pouring Into the burning col Lakes. An ultimatum on wages Is to our whole hearts. But how hna he rt-pabl pound; steers, 41^95c; dreaasd, 7M«- and yon enn make the best nf them that the Commissioner who heard his ua for all our kindness? Where now Is looking up into hla face. liery No. 1 of the Dominion Coal Com be presented by the package freight Ve«l—898 He. "Yes. <’«>qual!a-4ery sad. I would go look like small change when It conics •asc la without Jurisdiction. our peace? The white man cal s the pany, at the rate of nearly .1.500.060 handlers at Chicago to the managers Mutton — GroM, 797M« P«r ponnd; Indian a secret foe. Why 1» it ao? B Into llto temple »nd prny.” to being n daughter of the revolution." Bruce Marcum, a Jackson, Ky.. | gallons an hour. The mine is flooded of the lake lines and labor contractors Deseed, 89**. "Then why g<> you not In?" causa the pale faces are not to be truat. young man of good family, has. under , dock work alonr up to the seventh level, and there who supply men for Knllnwlsa ths Honte. I^mbe — Groat, 4c par ponnd; ed; because they apeak fair when they "Because I cannot gain admltlapce The demand I? Hammactorre Yes. I always take a the vagrancy law. been sold Into ser- i are four more levels to be flooded be the Chicago riven cheat ua. Look around; look to your there. I am not a warrior, and none but vltude for six months. Marcum is so i fore the Are is reached. Thia will backed by the International Long Ireesed, 7)ko. short walk after the show. homes, to your aacred temple, nnd to th«* warriors are adinltteil there." Hogs— Gross, 797)<c par pound; averse to work that the highest bid require i an estimated 450,000,000 gal shoremen’s. Marine and Transport Mr. Knowakt To the uext townT— "But thou art by marriage a Idttle graves of your ancestor«. Will you give 'r«Mund ,89 8 Ke. Workers' Association. was $6.50. 1 lons of water. *11 UP? 1 can read your answers iu yuux Nun of tha Natches, ami aa such, thou Baltimore A ms. lean. White Hand 1 Tilt of the Early Settlers of Louisiane. EVENTS OF THE DAV HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON