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pressure, but as a rule General Otis has ' STAFF BUREAUS ARRAIGNED
Three hundred illegal marriages are to matchmaker, in order to make an en­
Some men look as though they had
been disapproving all applications for I«
committed a murder when in reality be made legal by a bill which is now be­ gagement between a couple,” says the
Expedition Returns From Its Sor­ discharges except in case of Bick or New York -------------
Tribune Compares they only expect to be called on for a fore the Ontario legislature and will pass Ladies’ Home Journal. “It often hap­
tie Into the Country.
wounded soldiers.
Them to a Tapeworm.
in a few days. It was recently decided pens that a family will desire an alliance
speech.
N ew Y ork , April 17—The Tribune,
When a woman gets so that she pre­ that marriages solemnized in Canada by with another family with whom they
M anila , April 17, 10:50 A. M.-Major-
Rebels Concentrating.
republican, referring to the war depart- fers cheese and crackers to ice cream she ¡ clergymen who were residents in the ] are not intimately acquainted. Then
General Lawton's expedition to the La­
M anila , April 16.—During the absence , meat, says, this morning:
' United States were illegal. An inquiry ; are the services of the professional match­
guna de Bay district re-embarked last of Major-General Lawton's expedition to ■ “ Expansion of the public service, par- is either terribly tin de siede or she has
showed that during the last five years 1 maker invaluable. To be sucessful in
evening, anchored for the night at the the Santa Cruz district, on the south­ | ticularly the war department, in recent j passed 30.
clergymen from Buffalo, Rochester, | such a profession one must never lie
The
few
possessions
in
the
way
of
head of the river Pasig and reached Ma­ eastern side of Laguna de Bay. the in­ ; times, although largely unnoticed by the !
| Tonawanda, Detroit and Chicago had : known as such to the family she desires
nila this morning, bringing all the men surgents have been concentrating at the 1 general public, is nevertheless alarming, i furniture that are a woman’s very own often preformed wedding ceremonies in to court. Very often nakodas and mid.
and the captured insurgent boats. Ils ob­ northern end of the lake, near Pasig, and 1 Cockrells and Gormans, standing in the 1 are rearer to her than all the gorgeous Ontario and as nearly as could be learned women follow this profession for years
jects, namely the capture of the insup­ the American scouts report that several way of the necessities of the administra­ furnishings of the finest hotel in the land. there were 400 children the issue of such and yet are not known as such save to
gents' boats and the distribution of the thousand are already there. General tion, have held forth in the senate about
marriages. As soon as the illegality of the those who have employed them.
proclamation, emphasized by a lesson of Lawton's expedition is nowon its way the danger to American liberty of a large
CONNUBIALITIES.
ceremonies thus preformed wa\ ascer­ Most of the matchmakers are very hon­
American power throughout the lake re­ back.
standing military establishment. An
tained the government took action, with est and it is their duty to discover all
According to recent statistics; it CO8Ì8 the result that the legislation referred to the good and bad points of the couple
gion, have been attained. General Law­
Two hundred and fifty Chinamen from equal menace lies not in the army, but in
ton immediately began preparations for Santa Crux have arrived here. They left the bureaucratic attachment concen- more to get married in the United States is about to lie adopted.
and point them out to the parents; they
an important expedition on land. There the town owing to their fear that the I trated at the capitol, like a huge, unsus­ than to be born or die.
give good advice and do everything pos­
The
great
granddaughter
of
Lord
has been no fighting on the lake for three rebels, on returning, would wreak ven- pected tapeworm in the human body.
If a pretty girl doesn’t spell correctly,
sible to promote the happiness of the
Byron was married not long ago and
days.
gence upon them for favoring the Atueri Fastened in the midst of the body politic, she never ought to allow herself to get forthwith entered upon a honeymoon pair. They travel back and forth to the
it grows and thrives unseen and un­ engaged to a young man who lives in
homes of the young people who are en­
cans.
Need 100,000 Men.
quite romantic enough to have suited
noted. There is this singular antithesis, another town.
tirely ignorant of their motive, carrying
even
her
famous
ancestor
himself.
Miss
Lawton returned to Manila according
Rebels Talk Peace.
however—the tapeworm, with its ever-
With wedding presents aggregating Blunt—that was her name—married Mr. compliments and presents and trying in
to orders from Otis. Lawton declares
M anila , April 17.—A large commission living head, clinging in the vitals of the over $1,000.000 in value, pretty Virginia
a delicate manner to work on their senti­
Neville Lytton at Cario and the couple
that America needs 100.000 men to pacify of Filipinos is said to have been ap­ victim, mysteriously sapping the life
Fair and Willie Vanderbilt are probably then drove ten miles across the desert to ment.”
the Philippines. He says that with the pointed to confer with General Otis to ' forces, cannot expand beyond a certain
convinced at tha start, that marriage is her father’s place near Heliopolis. They
present force he could go all through the end of securing peace, according to limit. Here it stops; dies by sections at anything but a failure.
were met by a picturesque train of Arab
Luzon, but to maiutain government the General Lagarda. The Americans, how­ the tail, but is as constantly renewed
In Madagascar a tax has been levied . horsemen ami Bedouin camel riders un­
United States must garrison all the ever, believe this commission, which will from the head. Not so with the staff
towns, It has not the men, therefore number a score or more of wealthy bureaus. There appears to lie no limit upon all women over 21 years old who der the leadership of the oldest sliiek of TWO LIVE PAPERS
are not mothers, but as the babies are the tribes. The villages were decorated,
need a largo army.
Filipinos, want to protect their property to expansion. Just as long as secretaries also taxed, the plan appears to be for thr
a whole flock of sheep was roasted and
All the towns in the La Gunda bay dis • rather than end the war. The object of will yield to importunity, or congress­
purpose of raising revenue rather than there was an Oriental cast to the occa­
trict captured must be abandoned, much the rebel commissioners is said to be to men from the backwoods, susceptible of
children.
sion which is not customary in English
to Lawton’s regret. They include Peate, secure as many rights of self-government ; cheap flattery, so long this menacing
The repular subscription price of
Santa Cruz, Longos, Lurnban, Pagasajan. as possible, demand that all the offices abuse will continue. These bureau trusts ! Married men, according to a German weddings.
THE HEADLIGHT is$l.SO, and
Marriage is not a failure, for the man,
A second cani|>aign is to be made in this be reserved for Filipinos and Americans, are dangerous antagonists, and the pres- { investigator, live longer than bachelors
the regular subscription price of
country in the rainy season, when boats and restore peace. One of Aguinaldo's ! ent secretary of war is not the first one and are less likely to become insane. An­ at least, if a German investigator may
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
of greater dra iglit can operate in the late chiefs in Manila declares the rebel • who found it easier to placate them by other argument for matrimony is found be believed. He has been interviewing
Any one subscribing for THE
lake owing to higher water, thus giving chief would now be glad to receive over­ yielding to their demands than to enter in the fact that there are 38 crimi­ insurance companies and visiting hos­
HEADLIGHT and paying one
nals among every 1,000 bachelors, while pitals and insane asylums and he has
the boats a chance to help the army. tures, and would sign a peace treaty.
a losing fight for a principle that affects
year
in advance can get both the
among
married
men
the
ratio
is
only
now
promulgated
the
pleasing
results
of
Lawton’s troops will be used in the oper
Aguinaldo is said to have moved his him but remotely.”
eighteen per 1,000.
his labors. He finds that of the men
ations noithward, and may lie sent headquarters to Tarland, far to the
Mlle de Richelieu, whose engagement who die, commit suicide or lieeome in-
WHEN YOU ARE GONE
around by boat to the north of Aguinaldo northward. At Calumpit the forces of
to Count Edouard de la Rocliefousauld, 1 sane or seriously ill in early life, the HEADLIGHT
to cut him off and force him between the Americans have been largely aug­
The sun will rise and set the same,
a descedant of the epigrummatisr, has greater number are bachelors. He says
two lines, with Lawton on one sidj mented.
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Men will work and strive for fame,
just been announced in Paris, is, through that diseases of the digestive organs are
and MacArthnr at Calumpit on tha
Comment of the London Times on Forgotten soon will be your name,
her mother, of Hebrew blood and a great | the ones which causes the most trouble
and
other,
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When you are gone.
niece of Heine. Her father was a direct to unmarried men. This is a distinct
Philippine Affairs.
Trap For Aguinaldo.
descendant of the famous Duc de Riche- j compliment to the good cooking of the
L ondon , April 17.—The Times, com­ Flowers will bloom in the spring,
M anila , April 15,—The Americans
Among matrimonial WEEKLY OREGONIAN
And silvery wood notes loudly ring,
lieu. The prospective bride’« mother is average wife.
menting editorially to-day upon General
plan to trap Aguinaldo by sending
statistics the following French ones are
As feathered warblers sweetly sing,
now the princess of Morocco.
Lawton's return from the Laguna de
troops via the sea route to the north of
interesting: Thirteen out of 100 young
W’hen you are gone.
Miss Ann Russell Allen of St. Louis,
Bay district in the Philippines, finds
women marry between the ages of 15 to
him. Then he will be between two lines
One Year for >2.25.
Friends will grieve about your bier.
whose engagement to Count Paul Feste-
nothing surprising or discouraging.
20; between 20 and 25 the average is 60
of Americans, and it may result in his
And
on
your
grave
will
drop
a
tear,
tics
de
Tolna
of
Buda
Pesth,
Hungary,
“ British generals have often had to do
out of 100; between 25 and 30, 22 out
capture.
You'll be forgotten in a year,
had been publicly announced, has broken
the same thing,” says the Times, “in
of 100 ; between 30 and 35, 12 out of
General Otis declares he lias crushed
When you are gone.
off the match because she learned that
similar situations. The grave matter is
the reliel army and Aguinaldo’s so-called
100 ; from 35 to 40, 6 out of 100; from
Above
you
ever
and
anon,
the
count
had
been
making
private
in-
the reported discontent of the American
40 to 45, only 5. and from 45 to 50 just All old subsci iliers paving their
government. He adds that the Ameri.
Will pass the long years, one by one.
qniries through commercial agencies as
troops; but all of the countries pursuing
one solitary woman out of the hundred. subscriptions for one year in
cans are not going to stop on account of
Remorseless lime sweep on and on,
to the financial standing of the Allen
a foreign foe have had the same things
advance will l>e entitled to the
the rainy weather, but will make an ac­
“There exists in Japan, among some of same offer.
When you are gone.
family and the probable share of his fin­
to contend with, and no doubt the
tive campaign, cutting the rebels forces
the
classes,
a
certain
custom
of
hiring
a
ancée in the estate.
United States will find it advisable to
And millions yet will follow thee,
in two at Manila and trapping Aguin-
imitate European measures, and enlist a
One of the nine-days' wonders in St. mid-woman, nnkoda, or professional
Gray age, glad youth, and infancy,
aldo to the north. He thinks the chief
regular force for the purpose of holding
Petersburg just now is the marriage of
Will
join
you
in
eternity,
problem is now to exterminate the
the Philippines. Foreign possessions
the widow of Count Vasiloff, beautiful
When you are gone.
brigands and bandits who infest the
accomplished and wealth, to the former
The craddle, coffin and the grave,
island in immense bands of greatstrength cannot be held by volunteers.’’
valet of her late husband. The marriage
Will
hold
alike
the
king
and
slave,
and daring.
The proud, the humble and the brave, was jierformed in Switzerland, because
Prattle of the Youngsters.
The condition of the Spanish prisoners
in Russia without the sanction of the
When you are gone.
in terrible. They are weak, emaciated,
czar—which of course, would not have
the
"Paw,
I
know
what
becomes
of
Age will mourn and youth will laugh,
starved, beaten cruelly and ordered
lieen given—it would have been invalid.
One-half will give the other half
about by prods of bayonets. United ef­ pies. They turn into animals.”
[ The bridegroom is a Frenchmen and
“
Don
’
t
be
foolish,
Johnny.
”
A
tear,
a
tomb,
an
epitaph.
forts has been made by merchants of all
’ the couple are now in Paris.
■ Yes, but they do. They fall on the
When you are gone.
nationalities to have the Spaniards set
The work of the press agent is not dis­
free by Aguinaldo. The petition is to ground and then they’re terrapins, ain't
cernible in the story that Cleo de Merode,
be delivered at once. However, Otis they—ouch! Stop that!
The Feminine Observer.
now in Paris, was about to marry the
thinks it will be some time before Luxon
Little Jack and Daisy are finishing a '
young
duke of Manchester, when his |
beautiful
face
attracts,
a
beautiful
is pacified.
A
mother, the Duchess Consuelo, heard of,
plate of peaches. There are only two mind binds.
Bad Drink For Americans.
it and arrived on the scene in time to ,
left—one of them fine and luscious, the
Fight your own battles if you wish to
W ashington . April 16.—A serious other small and unripe.
| prevent it. Then Cleo took a beautiful j
enjoy the victory.
problem is confronting General Otis at
. bracelet the duke had given her to the
Daisy—1» oo gweedy?
Some dotted crepes so-called are deci­ jeweler who made it and tried to sell it.
Manila. The alarming effects upon Amer
Jack—No I’se not gweedy.
dedly reminiscent of challis.
lean soldiers of the seductive beverage
The jeweler, not having lieen paid for it,
Daisy—Then oo choose.
It is only a novice or an idiot who held on to it, and when Cleo threatened
procured from native shops produced
such physical and mental demoralization
to sue the duke's relatives paid for it.
A Sunday school teacher, reading the wears a white satin waist to business.
as to give rise to a suspicion that the words, "Thefowlsof the air.’’to her class
A woman is never really sorry but once
A curious marriage has just taken
army of occupation was being systema­ proceeded to ask them, “what are the and then she is sorry for all time.
place at Newcastle, England. For the
tically drugged to render them helpless fowls of the air?”
We can always spend ten times over third time a woman named Making,
to resist insurgent attack. This native
After a pause, one little girl solved the the money that we lose or that is stolen ha. been before the altar in the character
drink is known as vino. It is exceeding problem by replying ■
, of a bride, and there ha. lieen Home,
from us.
ly palatable and inexpensive, but a sin­
“Please, uiiss it’s the bad smell»*’
Jumping ropes are sure evidences of thing remarkable in each of her three
gle drink unfits a soldier for active duty
spring—do you observe the joke carefully engagement». Her first husband was a
for 24 hours. Frequent potations sent a
Quaker, her second a Roman Catholic
At the Mission-Pretty teacher (intent concealed here ?
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selling
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a reduced
we
are
have
a
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The elevator man and the truck driver her apartment one day to find him in the
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“At'first. He was just looking into it
tires.
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A sandwich tree is one of the novel countess put the finishing touch to the
is said, desire to come home by organi
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