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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
new YORK RECEIVED
A SECOND BEATING,
Willie Mills, Who Made His Debut
as a Slab Artist, Had
Rank Support.
MURPHY PROVED INvINcIBLE.
Let the Visitors Down With Four
Hits, With the Final Score s
to 2-Home Team Had
Batting Matinee.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays Games.
TO-Day's Schedule.

National feacue. American League.
n. Y. at ST. Louis. Milwaukee at Chicago
Brook. at Cincinnati cleveland at Detroit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
River Forecast.
The river 1t st. Louis will fall.

II. ]. HYATT,
Local Forecast Official.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER sGIssIssIPPI.
EAGLE PACKET CO.

EAGLE PACKET CO.
STR. CAPE GIRARDEAU. Nondays- anl ~.
days TeI.p G % fSs Sc Senss
FOR ILLINOIS RIVER
STR. GREY EAGLE for Peoria and Woy mnos
tnEs. Wednesdays and Saturdays. p -
l..coLUNBiAePACxEr CO.
The rn1y regular Ste. 0enevieve, d 0oSyD -
Chester Packet.
9TA. COLUMBIA
Leaves every Tuesday. ThuIsday ana 0af0e10
at p m from Diamond 10 whsrfNoas. 1s0ooJs
ting daily. Phone Main 3ll7A.
HUNTER FEN JENKIN9. A.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
CHESTER LINE. ,,.n,,. :,

= rc. + trip. 500. meals and berth. -
Louis and Cape Gi.ardesn f.esss.
st. Louis Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 6
p; m. Through bills Of lading and scnets 60
: w. r. BURTON. Az.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10


Oa BABE fust bet til mig. ies fulbs fau buOe anpif' big no.
get, uoen at ou bebspebe AT Forfabe Grsmitagen."
Seq fal paste TO Imaa Born"
~%llnOerbiIe Dem. tanfer ie1. bu mener."
Rel. itg fal IGre Dem at IGie og saers bare beres
Bonnie. Seq bar aItiO maattet bore. at iea lite bueOe til at
bare 9Grerinbe. oerfor befluttebe ies at bliOs 3ieneiepise."
6ru Gbans mere Ttreg enb tale: n9bor er ieg gIdb,
at ou lite bsrer til min camille; bu er 10 not min Manbs
Niece. men bu bar bog lite famine GftsrnaOn Tom Oi; mso
It nreot og ~fordsteligt 9lif poa Sopee for 5ru epans uO al
99reliet. 9un par ~aaigebel neget glao obsr bet Stribt.
SoDce babbe 9iort, MI bapoe bun @runb til at afbrpbe al
5orbinoelIe meo benoe; men bbs mn 9aboerne fit at biOe,
at 6r. Gpans' Riece babbe qlaOs iom alminOelis 5ienefes
pige ni. bet bar forfnroeli9t. rbpis benoss GfterndDn bar
bet famine ipm port, piloe iea babe giOrt Stribt til at dns
Ia9e Ct anbet," Tagoc bun til quguIta, ION fuIgte efter
benbe.
rStulOe hi faa maaffe onta9e bit qigenapn Smitb2
ieg ipnes bog meget bcbre ON Gpans."
5ru Gpans tap, tbi bun bolot life at at blipe minbet
ON. al bun bar al en- ianpittigbeoslss gsrsfpefulant.
r5ror ou," iagos Quguit Iit efter. at 5ru Gorutb,
5opce taller ON, er BEN Dame. bi traf forrige 9inter 9iens
iona iammen meo I'm Ssn; bet par 10 fine 5olt meo ubs
trait 9etenotitab; fan bu butte, at Ssnnen bar lge TOM
men fra Suban, bpor ban bapbe uomartet ia, ban bar
Dit Wlajor O9 beo NIer. 6un bar meget opmGrtiom mob
De Glore 9dner, men De pngre brs6 ban iq lite ON"
Seq tror lite. at 5ru @nrutb. ri tenbe, sr ben 5ru
sdrutb. Sopee taller ON; tbi bbab 5OrbnoeIie fuIoe en-
fattig 9anbsbpprGit BABE meo iau ri9e % anies 5oIf;
leg bar forreien oeres @oresie, BET par nOget meO
9irte -"
Y6pis BET er 9irtequarbeu, iaa ere be TO 0amsr fun
en- id9oe Nu9uita ipri9t.
rU1aaife; men at bun bar anbefalet Sobte til at ta9t
aO fOrH garnepiae. forrinqer eanfe min qatelie for benOe."
50 men, Sope iagoe, at bun buDbe tilbuOt 9enbe
Diem bos fig
Oct par maaTte for ii bile faa beisre Dor qstelfe,
II bun fagoe bet. je9 tenber mere til 9ieet og Nennefsrs
eno ou."
Oct ian leg neppe tro." faaoe Quguita. r%foalebes er
5opee lite, bun er min 9uiine % en- oirtelig DAME, on o9s
iad bun er fattig; bet ger mig e9entli9 omit for benoe.
opis Ri nogeninbe ftuIbe fomme iammen mso Garutbs,
nab mon be bile tGnis. al pi it lite fog os af s5obe2~
De bile HaturIigois tante, al naar bun bar for itolt
iii al ta9e til girtegdarbeu. bar bun ogiaa for itolt til at
bibe Der; ou fGI lite brDbe bet 6ooeb meo benos."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

oper Sopcts anfet; Denns oenOts fig bort for lite at rsb'
fine 3aarsr, % ~begpnbte libt eftsr narmers at ubOitle FINE
9laner.
.9attet bare 5ru eorutbs a~nbefaline er 5ru aofs
pua S%prin9felb piaie til at antaee mig iom Sonne fOr
fine to 9stre, fire os tets @ar eamle; iss ftal lite toge Del
bet buslise @rbeioe, og 5ru gtoIs betruster me Ssrns
Bonnie ION ftaosnbs bsiere eno De andre piser.4
y0b. at ies ToI Opleoe. at De fun blipsr 9icneitcs
pigt, itg tdH its tRHts mig eet." abbrpb Sara furipipiet
Sag big bet iHe faa mar. fare Sara" treftsOe Sopte
benbe, bet er langt p%Groi9ere for mig at ipiie bet 9rfo.
ieg ielp %fortiener. snb at bare ofb9ngig al sante; 5ru
gdrutb bar lopet, at benoes pi9e mua fslg' mig til
Springfield Station. og bun bar tiaige pautagst fig at M
oerrette Ontel ON min geilutnine, lite forbi ieg Hammer
berpeo. men ieg peo, at ban bill gre aft for at fad mig
At blipe; nj, ieg Hammer mig lite Deb min me 6srs
ming, tbi min 5reIier bar gibet mig Gtsemplet, al iom ban
tiente fine 9iicipe. ituae pi tiens boeranOre, ban tog Ell
I ieneriittefis poa % %fornebrebe fg ielO, ioa al ban blsD
,bOi9 til Dposn."
Sub beIiene % bebare Dem. fare Sopce, % butt,
Dc uo9en Sinoe be9sper en- Ben. inu benbenO Dem
Iun til mig"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10

Oct bar ~pelgerenbe for Sopcs at pibe fig %om1bnget
al faaoanne t9rli9e arme, % bun pioIte, at Sara fuuoe
bun iole pod, men bun pioie oslaa, at bun hapoe en-
5doer 6imleu. bun tunoe betrp I'm Soro til, bun baobe
tiolig lGrt at tate al i'm Sors paa BAN. og at ban bupoe
0miorg for benoe.
9enbes Ontel piloe 9erne oie benoe i'm a9rligheb
og gre tit til. at Gremitasen tunbe bIepe Ct 5iem for
benoe. men msote line 6orIpg berpaa ben beftigits Mobz
ftano Dos i'm 9utru. Der fun pilOe soe TN 9iece ct 9iI-
~lugtsiteb en- tort lib.
Den forGloreIsie, un9e pige bar mart tlar ober i'm
Sitting og biIoe langt be1ere tiene tit 8rgo. lige meeet
bporeoes, ene peoblipenoe at blibe taalt at i'm 5ante ga
auiiner. 6un iegte at pinoe oeres 89rIi9beb % 3iaio,
men ~forgapes, De pare fat beitsmte pa at pfc SoDce.
bodo bun bar. og bpor benoes glab8 par oeres 5ism;
bun isgte al ptie berosligIinoeoe Mennefter. at bet lite tr
99ro at tragic efter oenne gerbens Sober, De forgad, bun
ipgte at leOe efter gefalin9en: Sitter lite 9erosn, ei heller.
0e 5ing, Tom ere 9eroen; oeriom nogsn Glitter @eroen, bd
er 6aoerens 8arligbeO lite BAN. tbi alt bet. ION Ct Der
asosts 9bit, 2inenes Chit % 9ibsts 6oTaroig6eo er
tie al 5aoeren, men al gerben. % 9eroen forgaar % oens
men boo. Tom ger CUBS Billie, bliber til epiq 9ibl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-10
T. Kapitcl.

BEL bragte Sonoss 2l@ddrige 5sbielsoag StOrme Og
llptir. men bog o9iaa title Elmer % Gl9oe; benoes On
tel, Der par reft bort HogIe Gage. ftreb ct berteligt 9reb
til fin Jieoe % loneoe benDe at tomme bien, for bun refts,
andre 9rebe bare fra Nelton, fra benbes mango 9enner,
Der ale ieubts oeres Yrefs 8atter be inberligfe Znifer
og imaa Gaber, en- gotte par fra 6enoes SsnoagsItoles
bsrH. Der freb. al be idoneoe 6enbe mere og mere. Der
Iom be, Der bapbe ienbt Sopce- eisIe @apsr. tunoe babe itt
5eube betraqts bbsr lille ling meo en- inberlig @lGoe og
.6srt 6snDe bOife: LITE aIene / gsroen. life CLIENT af auc,
0iloe be bare rtgeli9t beenuebe oerfor.
gesuoen tom 3ieneitepigerne pad Stottet, t6i be
.5aOoe IGrt at boloe al Sope, Der altio 6apbe ct ptnligt
0tc tiIobers for oemi be enfebe 4snoe ali soot, ia en- boz
.beoe at for9re benoe ne file gi~aalepuoe. ION ,SoDce mob
t8 meo @labe. Cara Scene par baaoe glaO Og b%ebrebet;
men bun par o%oerbeOiit ON, at 5opce Matte Var biloe bare
idmmeu meo BEN.
st greb, ION biotit life II omtaIt, ItuHeoe Sope me-
get, tent Der aanoeOe en- inOcrlig aerlfg6eb igennem bet;
bet bar fra 5ru Garutb. Sele 3oneu rebebe, at ,Sope /
3enbe banoe en- %mooerlig 9eHinbe; men ftent bun omtatte,
at benoes Ssu after bar inptraaot Milit9rtienefen, bar
Der bog ingen 9ilien fra BAN.
6,noO Qfen, Oa Sopp luo fit garelfe. benIunten
/ bDbe 5dnter, u~nitiaebe Sammenfigning melIem dortio
Iog yutib, berte bun ct let ganten og ct 5agte: aD1aa lea
TONNE inn, Sobe2"
Sopce fDntes, at bet ltgneoe qbel6eios Siemme, men
~5onefaloet par faa %forffe1ig fra, 6oab BET pleieoe at bare,
bddrot og bpoenoe; MI lgb bet ina beoenbe, Iaa Dombot, at
5oDe nGiten lite funbe fro, at BET bar benbe. Sum luz
tsbe Dsren op og bleb oerpso o~nertbbet ON, at bet pirtelio
bar 46elbeio; bun bar f%nutfere enb Qugufta, 6enoes So
rafter lignebe benbes 5absrs, men BUN 1abbe Iiriusnt
goo ill at iise fin Mlenina. IsfO ON ben tit bar ganIie mob.
lat benoes 9loOers og Seiters. nIQaa ig TONNE inb?"
ipurste bun after.
p5d, bu er %Oeltommen, bet glGber mig al ie bq her"
%IOarsbs 5obce glab og oberratet.
~0u er iaa OtnIis, 5Opcs, langt %benIigsre snb lea bar
fOrtjent; jsg mad tilItaa, at ieg bar baret foa uDenlia mob
big, bill bu tilgipe mig min 9iertelssbeo og aulOe?"
sSeg foriiaar big fht life, bu bar life aiort mia no.
get, ig bar intet at tilgibe big" fbarebe Sobce %fprbabTet.
so. tare SObcs, ies bar Dag itt mig ielD / ct belt
anoet Cps enb for, jeg bar iet buabs paa nit Sierte %
nit Yin, o9 jg er iod ~utilfreos meb mig feIb, mar lea
famnenigner mig meo big. pa bu Moraes fortalte Wos
Der, bbab ou bapbe Sinbe, at bu bilbe forlaoe os.
fanimsbe jeg mig pod bore 9eene; jes fanlmenlisnebe min
5sbIelsbus msb bin. MOOer bibfte ba life, bbab bun IulOe
9laoe mig msb: 9lOmiter, .Subeler, 0ipsgsnfonbe Oa ct
tort aftenislIab, os bDdo ~sIeOebe BUN big meo2 bore afs
lage aioler, nt lab mig Blot tale ub," sobce bilOe mems
lg dfbrpoe benbe, siss fer MI aft. bbao bu bar maattet
taae unber bort Gag, iniet Siem. ingsn @enner, inasn
a~arIigbeb, insen 5orituaelis."
Jortf9ttes).
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

There 10 no longer any reason to
doubt the report Owen out nearly two
years ago that gigantic steel and
iron mill company was In Q state Of
formation to build : mill on Puget
Sound. Since that time the coke and
coal mines ct Hamilton, wash, near
Everett. have come under the control
OF President Hill, OF the Great North
ern. and further ana exhaustive pros
pecting on Hamilton and Texacla
islands prove them 70 be Mberally sup
piled with ore. Railroad and street
car building In addition 70 the num-
erous trolley line projscts has rem.
dered IN enterprise Of this kind an
absolute necesstty. = plant to meet
al the demapas surs 70 b made up
on It VIII have 70 be : big one, the
estimate running up 70 - high 40
y1S. 000. 600. Il will a, al probability
be erected ct Everett, or In that i'm.
mediate vicinity.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

r. G. McCroskey. who owns and
culttvates 1400 acres Of land near Car
Aeld. Wash, has Anished threshins
his wheat and 1nds that he has 4
total OF $1,000 bushels OF wheat for
this season's crop. Mr.. McCroskey's
crop averaged Is bushels 70 the acre.
He had about 1000 acres OF wheat, the
remainder OF his land being In oats
or other crops. He has figured all
sxpensse Of the crop Just harvested
and dnds that his wheat cost him
An average " - cents per, bushel
placed In the warehouse. He sold
5000 bushels before the beginning
OF the harvest for 46M cents per
bushel. Wheat II now worth 40 cents
per bushel, and Il 4 were al sold at
the present prices 1lS. NcCroskey
would net II cents Per bushel, or
1895 per acre from this single crop.
But adding the amount cold At Il
cents per bushel makes the total aver
age. y the remainder were sold At
present prices, see.s7 pr acre net
proflt Mnltipiyint this ~ 100 gives
. total net prodt On this crop Of wheat
OF $3.50.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

The farst section OF the Moran
Brothers Company's floating drydock
has been launched ct the company's
yards ct Seattle.
The new structure 10 800 feet in
length and 90 feet in width. with tow.
srs 80 feet high above the pontoon,
which - IL feet deep. Il has noat-
Ing capacity Of 5000 tons and it, own
weight 10 5000 tons. In it, construc-
ton there was used 1900, 900 feet OF
lumber and $50 tons OF iron. Centrif.
ugal pumps. operated BY electric mo
tors. will be used to empty the water
compartments BY which the dock 10
- DO lowered or raised In the water.
together with any vessel which may
be placed In It.
Work win Immediately be begun on
the second section OF the dock. anu
when 1t 10 completed the two viii be
used together. maklng : dock 400 feet
IN length and large enough TO raise
the largest vessel afioat In the Pacific
ocean. while the addition OF the third
section. which IL in contemplation.
VIII enable the company to handle
and repair the largest vessels ever
under construction anywhere in the
world,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

11ew u ths West TIE daylight dips,
While b ~ pool The Summer stands
VITA stain o. purple on her lips
And scarlet flowers In her hands.
lglthin ~ watery mirror there,
Marclspus-like shs seGs her face.
- pale. - sweet % mortal fair,
And lingsrs spslIbound BY In grace
10 morning rsd b vanished now,
he splendos II the noon q gone,
lAAd, nke ven a cheek and brow,
H. wrsatAsd Mlst y cllnsins van.
- bFsAfh from mssdows shorn sxhals4
= eigh goes down the forest ways,
a dsyads Of The woody Wales
40 mourning for the passing days
AID ounznsf hears the warning note,
~ ~ The sesdy pools abe standa, 81
Eef fAdlng tFsssss all aaoat
And scarlet flowers In her hands.
- Losis Mirror.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

Thousands Of voices. through many
years, have been raised in melodious ut.
tsrance Of the beautiful words Of LEAD.
Kindly Light" and Nearer. My God. to
Thee" but probably never before have
these hymns been sung with such depth
Of feeling and such fullness Of meaning
- during the days following the death
Of President Mckinley. Ever dear, the
tact that they were the favorites Of the
snartyred President around whose bier q
oation mourned has made them more than
ever precious. Bands Of music played
the notes In solemn dirgs and IN the
churches Of the land organs pealed forth
tie touching strains and lips uttered the
words, while the mind dwelt upon the
ecens whore the spirit Of William McKi1-
osy went out In sublime submission 70 the
viii of the Master.
How trustful1y hs yielded himself to
~ guiding hand Of the Universe! Into
the Great Rsyond he passsd. in the spirit
- beautifully oppressed by Cardinal
Nswman's hymn:
xsa1 xlndiy Light. amid ~ encirclias
800 Lead thou u. ON,
- nlSht q dArk, and an far from bone
Lad Thou ne ont g
&eep Thou my feet; 10 NOT ash 70 Sc
- distant seess-ons step snoush for me-.
\ - Aet exee tluA nor prayed that Thou
9hauld1t lad me on
'svsd = 1aso gee 40 ssa :, =, q path; but so~
leved ae earasA day. and, spite of feass,
- ruled my Wilt reGnsnbsS MT past
q fy.2 49,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
s,s Thias Iss Eastern or.ss

william Pollman and : number Of
other Baker City men have fled ON
the waters Of Rock creek, and have
announced their intention to estab-
nsh . power system for the genera,
ton and transmission Of electric pow.
or to this city. It will be necessary
to construct ditch about three miles
long, to convey the water to the site
Of the power-house. where fall Of
several hundred feet can be obtained.
From the power-house, which wills be
located several miles from the city,
the electric current will be transmit
ted by means OF copper wire to this
city to run mills and factories and
light the city. The company. which 10
70 be formed BY Mr.. Pollman and his
associates, will expend about $4,000
on the power plant. It expects to
have from 1000 to 5000 horsepower to
distribute. This will be al the power
that Will be required In Baker City
and vicinity for several years. The
work Of building the plant win be
started 40 soon - the arrangements
for the necessary material can BE-
made. This 10 . very important mat
ter for Baker City and Ill OF Eastern
0rego0.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

Could she ever love man she did not
altogether trust?
All, IL only Jack could speak che
knew what answer she would give II
he ever asked the same question, bbut
Jack never would, now, though years
ago he had shown In hundred little
ways that he loved her.
i But that was before his father died,
and Briarsmere was found to be mort
gagged and all the affairs terribly In
volved. So now Jack was poor man,
and had even undertaken work az Un-
derwood's agent to pay OF the mort.
eAgA which Ralph held
Fame WAS rich. and could do AZ she
liked With the fortune she had inner
ited frum her mother, but was power
leea - help Jack because q that nm
written law that = man y 70 WOO, q
woman 70 b wooeas
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
rho Lost Flae.

AZ n. N. s. Ringdove was cruising
past one Of the Solomon group Of ISL
ands In the Pacific, the lookout reported
that the British nag was not flying. An
armed body Of marines was promptly
cent ashore to inquire the reason.
The chief did not, according to . Brit.
ish Columbia paper, waste words in re-
plying. He summoned his favorite
wife. and when she appeared, pointed
to her. She was clothed from head to
foot in the missing Union Jack. the nag
having been cut and fashioued into 4
loose-fltting blouse and skirt.
This, Of course, does not settle the
question whether trade follows the fag
or the dag follows trade in the cannon
covered advance Of empire. but It does
prove conclusively that the ladies OF the
Pacific islands, when they acquire civ.
ilisation, win not need to take lessons Of
their Angie-Saxon sisters IN the art Of
making over" q
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

rooted In his affections than that Other
song Of praise and yearning, the words
of which he murmured a. life was leaving
the BODY
Nearer. my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee:
Zen though It be Cross
That faiseth me:
still all my song shall be.
Nearer. ny SSS. to Thee.
Nearer to Theel
Though like the wanderer. the sun gone
Darkness be over me,
Ny rest . stone,
Yet In my dreame I'd b.
Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearss ny God, to Thee.
Nsarer to Thesl
Thsrs let the way appear
9teps unto heaven;
All that Thou sendest mo
In mercy given:
angels to beckon me
Mr. Mr. % %y G GsS. e e T Ts:s
Or. II on Joyful wing.
sss. soss q. az -: 81. forgot
etilI ali my song shall be,
Nssrer. ~ ga. 70 Thes.
Nearer to Theei
The latter hymn was written By Mn.
Sarah Adams and Lowell Mason arrang.
cd the music. It was In 1641 that It was
produced, and was based ON an old Eng.
lish melody. The author was the wife Of
Bridges Adams, an inventor and pamph-
letter. who wa born In Great Harlow.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
N. Cu.rns.y Doe. Thl.s,,

The big whaleback steamship
Guernsey. which was the ilrst veseel
that ever carried over 100000 feet
q lumber out OF Portland or any
other Pacific coast port. left Naniis
October Is for Portland, under char-
ter to load lumber and piles for the
Orient. Unlike the most Of the lum.
ber-carriers which come across the
Pacific In this trade, the Guernsey il
not coming In ballast. She ID report
Cd TO have on board 1900 tons of hemp
Tor Portland and San Francisco. The
consignment for the Bay City win Be
landed In this city and sent To it,
destination BY rail. The Guernsey
nas been In the service Of the Pacific
Export Lumber Company for nearly
I've year,, ana on her last trip across
the Pacific made herself famous In
marine annals By having q broken
shAft repaired and q new propeller
ahipped In mid ocean,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
In Round Flsures.

Not long ago lady was giving . lee
turA Her subject was the human Ag-
ure, and the requirements In the way Of
proportion. for beauty. She herself was
Of generous one may say unwieldy-
size, and her manner was supercilioua
and lofty. She was trying to demon
strate the relative sises Of the limbs ~
they really ought to be-
For example," said she. '.twice
round my thumb"-she held It up
''once round my wrist; twice round my
wrist, once round my neck; twice round
my neck, once round my waist"
Here she paused. and shrill voice
from the audience exclaimed:
twice round your waist, once round
Hyde Parkr'
The lecturer hastily passed on to an
other branch Of the subject-Londo
Answers.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

money II not paid. and have other
reasons a. WELL"
Beauty trotting along IN TIE twilight
was within Z mile Of her own warm
stable, when she suddenly sweryesl
from dark ngurs walking rapidly
in the shadow.
Esme, who had been sitting lightly
In the saddle, thinking over her after
moons work, was taken unawares and
dung to the ground.
STOPPING over her, Jack-for II was
he who had unwittingly frightened the
cob lifted her quickly In his arms. She
was dased and stunned. and ~ her
head rested on his shoulder he stopped.
and pressing his lips to hers stole the
kiss that he had never dared to hope
would be his by right.
"Esme." he said, after Z pause. IN
y hich each read the others heart, II
never dared to hope that you had given
me your love. and have no right 70
ask you to be my wife, for 10 1 few
weeks shall have no home. Briars-
mere 10 no longer mine. kissed you be-
cause could not help Il a. you lay In
my arms. and thought you had
tainted
"Briarsmere 10 mime" said Esme.
smiling. and II h mean Of you, Jack.
only to want to kiss me when have
tainted. - Chicago Tribune.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
NV SO. 200 Church.

work has begun on the new $40.
go church being constructed BY the
congregation Of st. PAuls Episconsi
church, ct Walla Walla. wash. IN
structure 10 to be Of stone. and MI
D modern In every particular. II
~ occupy . pretty site near st,
Fsnrc school an institution OF the
enurcn. 4 WIN replace an old build.
~; ne a!st TO b erected In Walla
Wauc: which. with repairs and e.
o0dSung. has served the consreea.
oea Soe over forty years.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

Railroad and Smsltsr Tor Oregon Mines.
The Helena and the Musick Mining
z Milling Companies. Of the Bohemia
district, announces that arrangements
have been completed for building =
railroad from Cottage Grove, Or,
southeasterly. distance of IS miles
through a region Of heavy timber 70
the Bohemia mines. It 10 expected
that construction work will be COM
menced this TAIL and that about naiI
the track viii be laid before spring.
Connected with this, though not yet
wholly arranged for, 10 the project 9!
building q smelter, either at Portland
or in the Bohemia mining district.
The smelter enterprise 10 expected 70
follow the completion OF the railroad
and 1t IL deemed probable that Dotn
win be In operation In less than year
from date.
1--WE have gone 20 far" said Presi-
dent Jennings, yesterday. that the
rest OF the work 10 easy. We have
$500. 900 assured for the railroad.
LARGELY ON the basis Of the mineral
richness OF the district - shown BY
developments already made. Capital
10 eager to build An adequate smelter,
but there would be NO use for the
smelter without the railroad, 20 the
road 10 to 60 first. This 10 the natu-
ri order. I have not I doubt that
the smelter will b. provided when
we are ready for II. The Aeld 10 too
important to be neglected and the
problem Of ore, fuel and fluxes prac-
tically solves itself here"
The money for the railroad enter
prise viii be supplied BY Eastern
capitalieto.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31
H,s Explanation.

1890 H8 EXpI20at1On.
"How old are you, Uncle Wfliamr'
"Well, sub. ! wuz BON in de time er
de high win'."
"And when was thatr
4 'Hit wux endurin' er Dc big freahek
sub"
''And when did that occurf
WELL sub. hit WIS some tina after
d starr felled; ter know sackly how a.
I r. WIS bon wen dat oak tree yam
DR. wus . small eapaiu', en- hghtnin'
hit d. Marss Ben on d hsad en heuks
h. jus -. hQuoe."-AtlantA eonetitp-
t3oA