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TILLAMOOK
THE HING “SLATE” WAS
BUSTED.
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fíEA¿I¿GHT. MARCH 9. 1905
Real Estate Transfers
Death bv Poison.
li
HOPE GIVEN UP
The Housekeeper’» Soliloquy.
JUKblDÍ'S PJKCHASh PK l LE
Hlaterls
Document
^hlrh
Shows
Here’s a big washing to be done,
Reported by Eddy & Butts.
I Raaaia Admit» Her Army’» Defeat.
That the State Waa ha!4 by la-*
One pnir of hands to do it ;
S.A
to
E'lwaid
B.
Graves.
Patent^
U
dlaas for Itum. «•"». Bte.
a tul
Fo» ten day» the Japanese and Rus- Sheets, skirts and stockings, Coat» i
S
Nw ‘4 ami ,E ** Sw
section
C'aude Thayer Turns Over
-n
pants.
wi'Ui »rmlee in Manchuria have been en-
Carefully locked away in one of the
9, tp. 5 south, range 9.
gairrd in a ■uir ity conHict. tile issii.af I Bow will I e'er get through "t ?
Creamery Stock- The Illegal 1
fireproof safe« of the New Jersey His
U SA. to I bore I’. Haugen. Patent.
torical »ociety there now are twy xalu-
Voting Was Stopped.
N ,’a Se *,4 and S
Nw *4, section 28, which Ita? nuC ,< t been leacl rtl. Al- Dinner to get for six or more,
able documents that tell of the early
tlnniizi'
th' new.1 I'rom the
No loaf left over from Sunday,
tp
I
north,
rang.
’
9.
The election on Wedi>e»rlny forth« pur-
colonization of the »tale, say» the New
scenes of bailie onm - Uirough RuMHan 'And baby cross as he can be—
U S.A. to Dwight IL,Thomas Patent. ;
pose of electing a water commission
York Titres.
Hourcev,
it
i»
e.iiieu«
Miat
the
JapaaeS'-
He's
alwavs
so
on
Monday.
Sw I/4. section 8. tp 2 north, range 6.
caused some lit tie excitement, especially
The fir>t is a deed on parchment
made some i,-aina yesterday
S.A.
to
Alexander
Nonnatid,
jr.
U
v. hen it whs known that a number of
from ( h.irlr- II. to his brother Janie*,
St. Pf. -oanghu.ah unoffl lai report 'Tis time the meat was in the pot.
Patent,
[«ots
’
,1
2,
3
and
4,
sevliuti
duke of York, afterward king of Eng
persons were given creamery stock and
The bread was worked for baking.
that <^»»ml KuropatHn a center I kh
5, tp. 8 north, range 7
land. giving him' a grant of all land»
upon which they were allowed to vote.
The clothes were taken from the boil—
l>..-vn broken and that 13 .iege irtina have
U
S.A.
to
June
B.
Noves.
Patent.
Sj
’
o
I
from the St. Lawrence river to ( I
This stock was turned over by Claude
Oil, dear, tile baby’s waking !
peakv bay . The only two names on the
Ne V^and ,E 1.2 Sa >4. section G, iy. fallen into th« Lands of the Japanese.
Thayer to parties w ho had no right to a
Them gum. which are of six and eight, Hash, baby dear ! There, husli-sh !
grant that Americans o^ to-day would
3 north, range 6.
vote at the election on Monday, and it
recognize are Nantucket and Cape Cod,
U.S A to John C. Noy**s. Patent. S incheahl» i. «ere given permanent rm-, I wish he'd bleep a little,
i* plain to most everyone that this ille
which are spelled as they are to-day.
pl.c.nienta on the line of the riiih ond Till Ieoald run and get some wood,
’
a
Ne
*4
ami
N
V2
8e
*/4
section
5.
gal way of trying to carry the election
The St. Lawrence river is designated
north of Shakhe elation, that laofevi.
To harry up the kettle.
tp. 3 north, range 8.
I v bribery would have succeeded had not
as “The Great Rher in Canada.”
(fencing
tile
confidence
of
thaRt-niana
Dwight 11. Thomas and wife to Geo. \V.
Oh. dear ! Oh, dear ! If Pete conies home
the election board discovered the trick
The deed is beautifully written in
Kiger. Sw
section 2 north, that the Japanese could not jfcn ’rate
1
Gothic lettering, and the document is
And finds things in this pother,
and stopjieil people from voting on it,
thither.
'
in excellent condition.
Under each
■
range 6. 1100.00.
for there were plenty of persons with
He’ll just begin and tell me all
It i» generally beiieveil that Kdtopat
line of writing is a ruling of red. evi
: U S. Land Office to N< Is Nelson. Receipt.
creamery stock assigned them ready to
About his liilv mother.
dently done with a quill. The parch
8e
section 2, tp. 3 north, range 10. kin was yesterday fighting a Rearguard
vote if it could have been made to work.
How nice her kitchen used to be,
ment is over two feet in length, and to
Alexander Normand jr., to Ollie Nor action to cover his retree', and Unit
As it was. Royal Stillwell, IL Chase and
Her dinner always ready,
the bottom is attached what was once
mand. Lila 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. wection the night will have «’finessed » large
Captain Dodge voted and S. C. Foster,
a large seal of wax.
Exactly when the noon hell rang—
withdrawal
of
troops
toward
Tie
Pass.
5, tp. 3 north, range 7. $5.0,
E. Baker, E. T. Laughin and T. Hand-
Gold and silver cords are fastened
Hush, hush, dear little Freddy.
' Katie Gardner to Wm. L. Gardner. 80 All of the Cominaniier in-Chief's ability,
ley, jr., tried to vote on stock assigned
to the seal. In an upper left-hand cor
it is considered, will be required to ex. And then wil| coqm ^pme ha»ty words
!
f
acres
:n
secs.
4
ami
9.
tp.
5
ao
u
Qi,
to or an ord««
assigned by
ner is an engraiHig uf Lbu^le-I1- an,i
urywlv.aM- mm/ trout >u present pre. | Right out befoie I’m thinking.
the border« of the deed are filled with
range 10. $1500 00.
Clmule Thayer or C. ¿k E. Thayer, but
dtcantent. The issue, it is expected, will. They say that haat-. words from wives
pen and ink designs, delicate and I ea ii -
in tlh»*CH»c uf Lawghfin it wrs so g*ur-
be
decided
l
ai
ay
Set sober men to <tri 1i ktag.
tifvil.
The document is dated fr<-ni
ing rotten’’ that the election board hau
George 3. Boutwell-
LoNM*. March 8 —The Dnilv MftffiJ %ow, D rioftiiat a great idea,
WesTmTnI tj th* seventeenth year
to shut down on it. Hr told the board
rr' ■'
of King Charles’ reign.
While the
Wiu. L. , Garduer to Katie Gardner. orrepondeut at Tokio savs :
That men should go to sinning
that Mr. Thayer had given him the stock
George S. Boutwell, whose death at
deed is apparently the original, for the
122 30 acres in section 7, t|>. 5 suntn,
lieports are current here that the Rus Because a weary, half-sick wife
that day in Cohn's store. In the first J the age of eighty-seven occurred last
amount of work expended on it would
fnuge Iff, and sees 1 and 12, tp 1 sians are in retreat and preparing to des.
Can’t always smile so winning '!
ward is where the principal fight was week, was universally esteemed as a
not be given to a copy, no signatures
I
south,
range
11.
$2000.00.
troy
the
railroad
north
of
Mukden.
Gen
made for < lie purpose of defeating P. Me- man of great force of character and in-
appear, and apparently none was ever
When I was young [ used to earn
Intosh with that kind of bribery and ille | flexible integrity. Though not holding 'David Bradley to M. L. Jones. 180 eral Kuropatkin is said to have gone to
placed on it.
My living without trouble,
acres
in
section
1.
tp.
6
south,
range
|
Fushtin after holding a council |of war Had clothes and pocket money, too,
gal voting. The “slate,” as prepared I office for many years, he continued act
CENTURY OF PATENT ISSUES.
9 a.id section *36, tp. 5 south, range of 100 officers.
Ijy those who wanted to control the ive in public affairs to the end of his life,
And hours of leasure double.
9. $1400 00.
His left rearguard. Consisting of 20,.
commission, was broken in three places, evincing a keenness of mind, a zeal and
I never dreamed of such a fate
viz., that in the tie between Hints and an endurance which commanded the Mary F. Dunstan and husband to Mary 1 000 picked troops, is retiring.
When I a lass was courted,
J.
Dunstan.
160
acres
in
sections
25
Chinese
report
that
Mukden
has
been
McIntosh, and in Goodsjieed defeating admiration of his opponents as well as
Doing (he work of six
and
26,
tp.
1
south,
range
8.
$1.00.
completely evacuated and that its great
Carv for the lour year term, and also in of his partisans, and aroused wonder, if
4 or the sake of being supported.
James E. Brown to Mary J. Dunstan.] magazines were set on fire by Japanese
The census bureau lately issued a
Cienshaw defeating Case for the five not envy, in younger men.
report dealing with the cooperative
160 acres in section 25 and 26, tp. 1 artillery.
\ear term. It does not look as though
Two hundred feet of solid ore, carry
Mr. Boutwell played a large part in
relation of patented inventions to
south, range 8. $700.00.
S t . P etersburg , March 8—That the ing high values in gold and copper is re
the conimissioa can be controlled in the making the history of this country.
manufactures, which shows that New
interest of the Thayer-Oak Nolan Tal .Much of the important legislature of the Wm. M. Hamilton to J. H. Ellison. Lots battle of Mukden will go down in his ported from the Almeda mine, of Galice, York, though third in population and
7 and 8, block 4, Stillwell’s add. to tory with Liao Yang in the long lists of
mage faction, who were very active in Civil War and reconstrtction period was !
with the recent completic/h of a deep patent rank for the first decade of
Tillamook, ami lots 3, 4. 5 and 6, Russian defeats is the almost universal
this election. Um. Ryan and E. M. Har shaped by his hand. The administration
crosscut. This is the largest body of ore the 100 years has since been first in
block
9,
Jacoby
addition
to
Bay
City.
vey engineered the fight in opposition to of the internal revenue system was de
belief in pessimistic St. Petersburg which i uncovered in any Oregon mines. The both, as w.ell as manufactures. It is
$250 00.
Some of the caucus nominees. Talmage veloped by him, and the Fifteeth Amend
lias forgotten the meaning of the word walls, though 200 feet apart, are well an interesting fact, in considering
was the “dark horse" against McNair ment to the Constitution was in a large Nels Thompson and wife to R. L Wade. ‘ victory.”. The War Office does not defined, and the ore matter between is the list of states presented in the
Lots 3 and 4, block 3, Thayer’s add I admit th it the ia«u< of th! great ) battle
for the two year term, but the trick mis measure adopted as a result of his work.
said to be unbroken. It is all workable report, that the manufacturing rank'
ition to Tillamook. $2400.00.
tral y failed, leaving rhe ex-mayor in t! e He was quite as notable ill his failures as
which already exceeds in magnitude of quartz, and carries constant values. The of a state as a rule approximates its
patent rank, says the New York'
sour. Following is the result of the elec as in his success. He will be remembered Zoe E. §n>ith and husband to J II. operations and losses that of Sliakne. rock is »melting, aud will be treated in
Sun. The report says:
Cook.
Ne
14
He
V
4
,
section
20,
N
I
tion :
has been decided, although it is positive the big smelter, the foundation of which
as one of the leaders in the impeachment
The first patent granted by the
Sw
*4
ami
Nw
H.
section
21,
1st ward—Otto Heins...............
ly stated in high quarters that K iro ' is now being laid at the Almeda, on the general government was to Samuel
7 of Andrew Johnson and an advocate of
tp. 1 south, range 10. $1000.00.
patkin has telegraphed to Emperor shelf rock just below the adit tunnels, on Hopkins, July 31, 1790. for an im
Peter Melntosli.....
7 the whipping out of the Southern Slates
Small filed
Town
is Best.
mortgages
to secure
$2200.00. Nicholas that it will by impossible to
2nd ward—*C. B. Hadley........
22 and the government of the territory as Five The
the bluff overlooking Rogue River, an provement in pot and pearl ash
semiring
00 satisfied.
3rd ward—*8. A. Brodhead......
28 a conquered province. As Secretary of One
in America
we bob! Mukden and that the withdrawal ideal site for a reduction plant of this manufacture. The last patent grant
It mortgage
is our belief
that $800
4th ward—*M. VV. Harrison ...
9 the Treasurer under President Grant lit ' have too many cities which are too of the army noithward has already been character. Large crews are employed ed for the vear 1889, at the close of
the first 100 years of patent issues,
13 was an able administrator.
5th v^ard —"C. E Reynolds......
I large ami a country which is too begun.
night and day in the Almeda, and also
was to Wilhelm Dreyer, December
At large :
Nothing from General Kuropatkin on the new wagon road being built from
In recent years Mr Boutwell had been meagerly populated. We prophesy a
i year—*G. W. Grayson............
54 active in his opposition to the Republi 1 coming disintegration of mas ed popu later than Monday has been given out, the mine to Leland, giving a new outlet I 31, 1889. for an electro magnetic
typesetting machine. The '1 two » at-
Wm. Ryan....................
44 can party, with which he had been iden lations, and their distribution in a more but advices to St. Petersburg newspapers for Galice to the railroad.
ents are suggestively symbolical of
•> years—’Alex McNair.............
* * *
65 tified for nearly half a century, owing to 1 sane and industrially more desirable and dispatches to the Associated Press
the nrogress of t^e century in in
For the purpose of supplying its mills vention and manufacture«— t’m fr-t
C. W. Talmage ..........
21 its policy in dealing with the problems fashion
dated at G o’clock last night indicate that
3 years—*B. C. Lamb.................
57 growing out of the Spanish war. The
The small town is next to the country. the position of the army afterj a d iy o’ with plenty of logs, the Grand Ronde akin to the primitive ind ’stri«s of
G A. Edmunds ......... .
39 spirit which made him an intolerant It is a better environment for the young furious fighting is desperate but not Lumber Company will within a year a new country and the last serving
4 vears—“IL F. Goodiqierd ......
51 radical in dealings with reconstruction man than is the great metropolis, to absolutely hopeless, some Russian cor start the construction of a narrow the exacting demands of a highly or
W. H H. Cary ..........
I ■ measures, and a narrow partisan tlirou ward which s<» many turn their eves. respondent even predicting a Russian gauge line 30 miles long for Hilgard up ganized industrial system. The total
5 years—*H. Crenshaw.............
55 ghout his political life, led him to take Trolley cars, rural deliveries, trade cata viclory soon, and one affirming that the the Grand Ronde River. The road will number of patents issued during this
A. K. Case.....................
45 extreme positions in advocating what logues and mail order periodicals have extreme Japanese left has already begun be devoted exclusively to the transpor century of in en’ion was 428.021.*’
A feature of the report is the
• Elected.
he believed to be the right of the Fibpi- 1 done very much to change the isolation o retire southward. Everything now tation of logs.
steady growth shown in the number
It seems that the tie vote in the first nos. Uncompromising obedience to his which formerly went with life in, the depends on Ganeral Kuropatkin’s re
of patents granted to citizens of for
ward will have to be decided by the city convictions, whether well grounded or country. It is improving, and with it serves.
GUNS PLACED ON SKATES.
eign countries.
————
council, and on account of the illegal ill grounded, was the keynote of Mr. improves the condition of life in the
Novel
Cofttrlvance
of
Warfare
Suited
voting McIntosh will fight for the seat.
NOT THE SAME NAMES.
Boutwell's character. It explained his small town. Heretofore our young men ‘ Spirit” Weighs 300, Avoirdupois
to Wintry Climate I »etl by the
defects and was the foundation of his have left the country for the citv. Some
Canadian Artillery.
Nomenclature for Rlrda in Englnnd
N ew ’ Y ork , March 6 —Calvert Ber- |
NEHALEM.
virtues. He was sometimes the victim of them were obliged to go there to suc
aud America la Not at AU
Mr, Sanders, wife and two children of prejudice and narrowness. He was ceed in their chosen line of work. For ! wick, a native of Virginia, last night !
the Rame.
It is proverbial that necessity is the
I
caused
a
sensational
exposure
of
a
ma
the
young
inan
who
has
a
business
from Beaver have moved on the Beals’ always ruled by highminded and dis
mother of invention, and certain it is
In
reviewing a bock about “Beasts
career in view there is possibly as good terializing medium in the latter’s Lex that our Canadian cousins are not
place, and will work it this season.
interested motives.
and Birds in America.” the London
a success in a small city as he may hope ington Avenue apartments. In the midst wanting in the latter capacity. In no
I S. Stephens was on the river doing
Spec
tat or warns English reader^
direction is this fact more strongly in
business this week.
Man may live happily and usefully for for in a great one. If he has not much of a seance in a crowiled room the me
against the confusion that may arise
School district No. 11 is in need of a 150 years, according to Dr. Lyman B. money capital, his personality, his dium, a woman weighing 300 pounds, evidence than in their method of in their minds by tl e application of
mounting tneir field batteries for win
first class school teacher.
Sperrv, of Oherline, O., who has express character will more readily atone for was dragged shrieking from her cabinet ter use, says the London Mail.
the same name to different birds in
Effenburgers* mill has been busy of late ed this belief in an address delivered be that in a small town. This is especially and tossed into the center of the circle
During the winter months, when the England and the United States. “Tl
of
dupes.
cutting a cargo of lumber for the Gerald fore the Y. M. C. A. of Chicago. “Alter true of the professional man. Indeed,
consequence.” it remarks, “is that the
whole country is frequently covered
She fought like a trapped tigress. Fur to the depth of several feet with a critical English schoolboy who reai s
C. on her next trip.
a third of a century of scientific study any man of intelligence may hope for
Those that Are afraid to read the such is my conclusion,*' said Dr. Sperry, greater preferment in the small centres niture was smashed, men knocked down bed of treacherous snow, it is. of of robins pecking a wicked squirrel
( Meeko | to death will perhaps toss
Appeal to Reason, should read Frenzied “ The destructive force which brings I of population than in the large. As to and glass broken, before the women and course, impossible to move wheeled
Finance, written by Lawson, a good about the present low average of longe. 1 social lite and the general decency and ! her husband were finally subdued. Then artillery and ammunition wagons. As. the book »«ay as untrustworthy—un
republican. It’s an eye opener of the vity are manifold, but I believe it is pos ' comfort of passing through this vale of three gas jets were lighted and the me however, intending inxaders are bv no less he is a render of Wendell H< Imes
means given to confining their efforts
and remembers the allusion to the
first degree.
sibly to enjoy good health and activity tears as conditions exist even to day— dium was found gasping in the center to summer campaigns, it became nec day when young Americans were mis
The Gerald U came in Sunday. She is up to a century and a half by a proper and they will be far better ten vears of the room, clad in a mass of gauze,
essary to devise some means of get led by the English books with local
loading I urn* kt nt l'iTcn burgers' mill. understanding of the human possibili from now—a self-respecting family has coated with phosphorescent paint Halt ting over the difficulty. Happily, Can color not fitting the new country. In
She will go out Tuesday.
ten
times
better
chance
in
a
town
of
ten
her
spiritual
garb
and
her
headpiece
ties and the exerc'se of this knowledge.’’
ada had in the person of Artillery
the books that came from Englandthe
Earl Finley is in from Clatskanine for Dr. Sperry’» topic was the “Science of I thousand to fifty thousand inhabitants' were in the possession of Berwick.
Maj. R. W. Ru’herford a soldier of robin was a little domestic bird that
a tew days.
fed at table instead of a great fidgety.
Living,” his main object, apparently I ic I almost anywhere in America than it can | According to the Virginian, his mother no little resource.
Bv a most ingenious design he has jerky, whooping thrush.”
ing to point out the influence» which re ! by any possibility hope to have in a city ' —a resident of this city, has lust thou
NETARTS.
uf the first class. The small town ¡is a I sands of dollars in investments, mude made it possible to mount the guns
But the whooping thrush (Tardus
tard long life, with stress on the theory
School commenced on Monday with that immorality has a direct bearing on better environment in many ways Not i through the advice of the “spirits” and gun-limbers, wagons and wagon-lim migratorious) of X'orth America had a
red breast like the robin of England,
Albert Mason ns teacher. We feel sure the physical lieing. Climatic conditions, the least of its desirable qualities is the 1 Berwick stated that he intended to bers upon a ipeciea of “bobsleigh,"
the Whole arrangcnieut being joined- and so the name was given to him.
the school will be a success, as Mr.
fact
that
it
is
closer
to
the
out
of
doors.
1
prosecute,
criminally,
and
civilly,
the
according to Dr. Sperrv, have been re
np by traces in the ordinary way bv and it wa»» mob of whooping thrush
Mason is a first-class teacher.
duced to statistics, proving beyond doubt The man who has a cottage of his own. mediums responsible for the loss.
an operation occupying at the outside
es. and not robin redbreasts, that did
George Phelps, of this place, has gone that both torrid and frigid atmosphere with a horse and buggy and a shotgun,
Yiie exposure was one of the most »en. under five minutes.
"Meeko." the mischief maker todentli.
to Forest Grove to bring in n flock of tend to shorten existence. The longvity in some place of a few thousand inhabi sational aud complete ever made in this
The change from summer to winter And so, it may be added, the ancient
gouts, having purchased them from Mr, worth mentioning, it was claimed, ex. tants, is letter off as a man and a citizen city. Berwick’s cousin, Harroeon Gund guise can thus be made immediately misunderstanding and controversy be
laid Navlor, of that place. Sammy Read isted in the temperate zone. In relation than one who is receiving a $20,000 lev, was with him at the scene ami a fall of snow has rendered the roads tween English and American tourists
mg went with Mr Phelps to help drive
struck a light while the fight was going impassable for «heeled traffic, while at th» Atlantic liners
------ ’ tables n>
«s to
to the distructive force of evil habits salary in anv big city.
-- •
them in.
*
partridge,
a pheasant, a
on in the cabinet. Immediately half » the advantage in superior mobility what is r a -----
Dr. Sperry spoke nt length, and his
Several sites are said to have been . doxen or more confederates attacked the over an unprepared enemy would be g'1 u>e, etc., will go on to the end of
The Hodgdon s Bro. have rented their scathing treatment of drinks, tobacco
enormous, as the practically noiaeleas tune.
submit ted to the well-known Weyer, two interlopers.
ranch to Mr. Mvers, of Tillamook. The mid opium, was said to tie derived
from hrnser lumber interests upon w hich to
motion of the sleighs would hring the I
Hodgdon’s intend to keep about 15
They
were
floored
in
quick
succession
■
Kfadne«».
|ieisotud association with victims.
guns well into range without betray-
erect what is promised to be the larg
Tl tT til..
•_ a of » their *
cows on their place here to patronize
ami after a great etforl^tbe women was 1 ing
the uliohtn«*
slightest V hint
A singular case is that of Patrick
ap-
est individual sawmill plant in the
« * *
t he elites** factory.
proach.
Logue, of Altoona, Pa., who has been
I [dragged into the light. About her hung
Well, I sup|Misc the cheese factory is a
Authorities of Douglas County have Northwest. As vet no location has been a mam of cheap cheesecloth liberally
prose..,He,| f„r cruelty to nnitnnls. his
sure thing this time. We hope so, any offered a substantial re ward for informa chosen, but one of 57 acres has been smeared with ti e phosphorescent paint
Offens- consisting of excessive kind
Cli.ae,
ness. I."goe is fl(l
of an Intelli
way, for a factory is badly needed at tion that will lead to the arrest and offered on the river front, lielow the | while a remai kable looking head piece
Cresce.."'’.‘’V”''’
gent horse owned hv him that he «ill
Netarts.
conviction of the person or persons who 1905 Eair grounds, and another at St. i ' had been torn away by Bern ick. It
worked u„7” I’/ i'""*”' r*'"’ nn‘f not allow the horse to work or even
Mrs. W II Easter, of Tillamook, was murdered Jack Rodgers, the Roseburg Johns.
was found to consist of the top of nn w rkc unu.uaHy hard firn hi, honors.
« W «
visiting at Netarts this week. She i timber cruiser. Rodgers was fourni dead j The conference of the trnns Atlantic old felt bat with the brim cut off. around ”hnM?",.’heC,|,'hr",e'!h<’rs'"’«n- be exercised. E„r four jears the
cl. Mpfcolt horse has not been out of the stable.
brought her daughter, Mabie, to Mi j in a blacksmith shop at Roseburg under
steamship companies whs concluded which had been wound yards of the
Logue feeds it and cares for it ten
».'¡Z m” ................
O'Hara » to stay, while she will
circumstances which led to the belief j after rearranging the rnte for all classes. cheese cloth.
in at! hi. movement, and had little ,,f derly, but be has steadfastly refused
school here.
| that he met with foul plav, and a verdict .
A piece of old silk had l»eyn cut and '
•Pf-ranee of a ...,niin(f „„„¿J to take it »nt. Consequently the Hu
1 which will be published soon. The As.
Mis» Ruth Raster returned home was rendered by the Coroner’s jury in •
sociateri Press is informed that the in. sewed »0 form a mask for the fare This pion
a yearling, the colt injured mane society ha. brought' auit to
Monday after a few weeks’ visit with accordance with the facts There is
"rce him to give the horse some
'h'" "hi‘
Mr
crease in tariffs will be immaterial, but wa* just trans 1 mi rent enough to give the George H
Mis» Pearl Farmer.
scarcely any doubt that the secret that an agreement has been arrived at outline of the features beneath. A tink
U H Ketcham, a wealthy voting work n exercise It daily at least.
Edd Catterlin is very busy sowing service department of the Government
l»ct ween the companies to prevent a re. ling music box which had lieen wound bn-me«, man. of Toledo n wh h
f,r- Trlh.te i-n Marker.
oat» while the weather is nur. ami we has been quietly analysing various
vp jii«l before, played ’ Peace Abide with erg ged in the h r«e hreedirc
petition oí last rear’s rate war.
John W. Mackay, the Iriah-Amer-
de'rZdO
hfa"h or-
see w here Mi Cattcrliu is right in featurrsofthecise.it firing understood
» * *
I Thee.’’during the tight.
f sn 'iiulti-mlllionaire, who died re
' ered recuit k,|:.<.a
t|^x
doing so.
that Rodgers was in a position to give
Polygamy has been introduced
cently in London, had a fine tribute
Magazine ti p
< )ne of I. M Cone s row» had the mi» important testimony bearing upon the the southern part of the Northwest
hi« order,
t
v colt
*ur*nntendent
The j'ptcinl session of the Senate was formt
forgot his
the
»». »Honed paid to him once by a friend. “Mack
fortune to R’l one of her exes put out Canal fraud situation in that section of ritory There is a large Mormon set opened Monday with loud applause for to run m the paddock «ever.! day,
said lie, "in one of the few rich
men I should like to know if be were
l ist week.
the country. In view of the co-operation dement tItere and the police hare been Vice-President Fairbanks when he ap.
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.
PiiiherF
tl-«»
* £ poor.’’
George Phelps has licen improving Ins of the civil authorities, it is thought instructed to prosecute a number of men pea red in the chamber to preside He -.1er. ,,f Mr
place by building one mile of fence to that Rodgers’ slayers, whoever they who brought two wires, whom ther 1 at once rapped the Senate to «-rder and hr an .codent ih.r t r„r„ .
»"■•ratina of Jews.
'b. grea.e.t trotta, bnr„ ,h„ w J1,
keep his goats enclosed.
may lie, will soon l>c brought to justice. married in Utah
Ifi’nng the last year 80.000 Jews
prater was offered by Chaplain Hale.
I
*“*w' »»«'«ped being killed.-
I •niigrated from Routnania.
H onoehli ’. March 6 —The inquest into
the death ot Mrs Jane L. Stanford was
begun this afternoon in a private dining-
room of the Moana Hotel, with Deputy
Sheriff Ra v* linsquestioning the witnesses.
His interrogations did not show that
anv theory had been formulated by the
authorities, and the only suggestion of a
theory was advanced when Attornev-
General Andrews asked Miss Berner, in
cross rxamiiiation, if Mrs Stanford had
e\er expressed a desire to join her dead
husband ami son.
This the witness denied, saving that
Mrs Stanford was devoted to her lite
work, but had on a few occasions ex
pressed the hope that same day she
would lie joined to her dead relatives.
Miss Berner was generally very cool
and possessed w hile giving her testimony
and read, corrected and signed the trail-
script of her evidence in the presence of
the jury.
The testimony generally show’s that
many persons had access to the bottle
containing the bicarbonate of soda.
While the police are convinced that Mrs.
Stanford's death was unnatural they
kcl that they can find mo solution,
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