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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
SATU RDAY.

Beers have been arranging to settle
in southern Brazil
Officials of the Ottoman embassy at
Paris threaten to leave their posts un.
less their salaries are paid
Mrs. Arthur Tree daughter of
Marshall Field of Chicago was mar.
ried in London to Capt David Beatty.
of the royal navy.
Silent prayer was the only way Of
ending a contest IN the National
Mothers congress- in Columbus, O.,
over nominating candidate from
Ohio.
The transport Pennsylvania has left
Manila for San Francisco, and the
Grant has arrived there. The Penn
sylvania has 80 officers and 90 enlist
ed men of the Fortieth infantry.
Anarchists in New York believe
Bresci, the ASSASSINATION of the late
King Humbert, has been murdered,
and they have sent a telegram to
Rome declaring war against Italys
rulers.
Oil drillers in Sabine bay, Tex, will
not be interfered with by the U. S.
government. providing the work does
not interfere with navigation, and this
action opens large territory to the
oil fields.
Frank Heroy, son of a Methodist
clergyman, shot and killed Charles
Vanderlyn at Greenfield, ~ Y. Heroy
was drunk and abusing his crippled
uncle, James Heroy, and resented Van.
derlyn's interference.
President Roca of Argentina will
visit the Buffalo exposition. He will
also consult President Mckinley on
various South American questions. A
syndicate has been formed in the
United States with a capital of $751;
100000 to exploit gold mines in Peru.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
A Startling Confession.

Rome. May 2S.-A newspaper pub.
lished in Verona reports the attempted
suicide of a youthful blacksmith
named Pietrucci, who has confessed
that he belonged to a society of anar-
chists and was chosen by lot to kill
the emperor of Germany He pre-.
ferred suicide to making the attempt.
In his confession he also disclosed the
names of certain of his comrades who
had been selected to kill Queen He.
lena of Italy, President Loubet of
France and the car of Russia.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
a Rare Fake.

Hartford, Mich, May 2S.-The story
that the Pottawatomie Indians are to
invade Chicago is a pure fake. Ne
such idea was ever considered by
them. The money they claim has not
yet been paid, and probably their bust
ness committee will go to Chicago
soon to force some kind Of a settle
ment through the courts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
Bankers Body Found.

Berlin, May 1S.-Tie body Of Simon
Loewongard, formerly a banker in
Cologne and recently extradited from
the United States on a charge of forg.
ing bills of exchange, who had been
missing since the night of the Sd, when
the North German Lloyd steamship
Lain arrived at Bremerhaven, has
been found on the shore near Bremen
bayan
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
Six Persons Overcome by Gas.

Chicago, May 29.-Six persons who
had been overcome by gas were found
in their rooms in the Hotel Irvine, II
Van Buren, street. Three of the af-
fected persons were unconscious. The
injured: John Hannah, 20 years old,
may die; VIM. boyle, 40, may die;
Frank Johnson, 1S; Gustie Conrad,
81; Jennie Sullivan, %; Marie Taylor,
%. Hannah and Doyle were taken to
the Samaritan hospital.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
Burned to Death.

Havelock Ont. May 2S.-James
Post and his nephew were burned to.
death and Mrs. Post. the mother Of
one of the victims, was so badly
burned that she may not recover, in a
fire in their residence.
Tilsonburg, Ont, May 27.-Two
boys named Harley Mann and j. B
Adams were playing in a barn loft
when the hay became ignited and both
boys were burned to death.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
Injuries Proved Fatal.

Muskegon, Mich, May 2S.-Willie
Bachmann, the 9-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bachmann, was ac-
cidentally run down by a horse on
Lake street Sunday evening while
running to catch a street car. The in.
juries proved fatal ana the boy died
yesterday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
A Hiuhlv-CoIored Affair.

ST. Joseph, Mich, May 2S.-Miss
Reack Gerber, a pretty Grand Rapids
white girl, claiming to be a graduate
OF the University of Michigan, was
married here to Edward Mitchen, q
Benton Harbor negro. The bride had
several suitors among the promising
white men of the city, but turned
them down to become the negro's
wife. This is Mitchen's second white
wife
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
Drawing to a Close.

Grand Rapids. Mich, May 2S.-The
grand jury investigation into the wa
ter boodling scandal seems to be near.
ing an end, although the prosecution
still hopes to nave E. H. Garman on
the stand. The witnesses yesterday
were unimportant and 10 minutes was
the longest session any of them had.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
rendered His RESIGNATION.

New York. May 2S.-Wm. F. Hazen,
chief agent of the United States secret
service bureau, with headquarters in
this city, has rendered his resignation
to the government authorities, to take
effect on June IL next.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
Committed Suicide in Church.

Sycamore, Ind, May 29.-Miss Ag.
gle Long, IA years old, committed sui
eide in the Methodist church here by
shooting. No cause Is known for the
deed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-05-31
Beat All Previous Records.

London, May 2S.-In the Irish cham.
pionship games at Dublin, p. O'Connor
of Waterford covered "a feet inches
in the long jump, beating all previous
records.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01

taking from his hand the light cloak
he had brought for her. How terri
BILE it seems she added, that yol
should have been exposed to such a
danger-you who never injured any
living soul"
He looked down at her meaningly
and answered: ut is sometimes very
difficult to steer a straight course in
this world. where one mans gain IS
always, in some sense, another's loss
There are occasions when, by merely
striving to regain or retain ones self
respect, one may infiict what may bs
regarded as a bitter injury"
who were these people?" she asked,
softly, land why, of all places in the
world, did they select this house,
'Durand, it seems, was the son of
man condemned to death by my faith
er, in his capacity as judge, as for the
woman"
"As for the woman, you shall sec
her"
Miss Rayne-Mr. Osborne! How
thankful l am to see you both alive
and WE'LL"
1t was BERTHE Trevor, in the waistcoas
and necktie, who had encountered
them.
"If you will go up to the house, Tre-
vor, and allow my sister to entertain
you, we will join you presently said
Osborne 1--WE have grave business to
attend to now"
Il know | must be in the way, BERTHE
stammered; but had to come. may
wait, mayn't II"
AS he passed them and went forward
to the house, Osborne left Eva for a
moment with a whispered apology and
rejoined him.
Trevor" he said, you made GER
tain communication to me short time
ago, and with it coupled a request.
Have you acted on the permission
then gave you?"
why, no, not exactly that is,
and BERTHE collapsed, not quite knowing
how to explain that he had got no
further than the purchase of the I'M
maculate garments he now wore.
"Well, it is my duty to tell you thas
| was premature in what | said then
or, rather, to come nearer the truth
that circumstances have materially al
tered since then. With woman IN the
case, l hardly care to be as frank as
it is perhaps my duty to be. can only
say this: told you l knew OF no oo-
stacle to your making the oyertufes
you suggested. unless you eonsldereu
the likelihood of receiving refusal do
such. Now | think l do know OF dH
obstacle. When this terrible analF u
over, | will tell you candidly whe'hs'
your chances are as good as they "e.0'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01

conscious at the feet of the benefactor
whose generosity he has SO amply re-
paid. We need not add that he is be
ing tended In Beverly House, and that
his mother and sister have been sum
Imoned from London at Mr.. Osborne's
expense. The victims Tor rather the
perpetrators of the outrage to which
they themselves have fallen victims)
have, indeed, met dreadful fate. Col
onel M, Inspector Of Explosives,
was quickly on the spot, having been
summoned by wire from town.
1T is his opinion that the hand
camera, which contained the bomb,
was set for much longer period than
that which really elapsed between the
touching of the spring by the woman
and the explosion; and this profession
al view would seem to be borne out by
the facts clearly ascertained. The ar
rangements for escape, so carefully
made, prove that the would-be assas-
sins had not devoted themselves as
martyrs to their cause however wrong,
and did not anticipate that they would
be hoist with their own petard. The
turning over of the bomb in mid-air,
in Colonel Ms opinion, combined
at once those chemicals which, in all
probability, were not intended to min
gle so soon.
"Durand, the Frenchman, was blown
into undistinguishable atoms. 1t seems
likely that the boy, hurting the thing
with all his might, to get it clear of
the house, sent it over the very spot
where the man was in the trap. One
of the stablemen, who has escaped
with slight injuries, AYERS that he had
traitorously started to drive away
without his confederate. She, strange
to say, received but one wound evil
IDENTIFY from a flying pieces of timber
She was found at the bottom Of the
steps leading to the balcony. The
greatest force of the explosion was felt
beyond and above her; she seems to
have turned to look round at the house:
and one medical man asserted that she
died from sudden collapse of the
hearts action brought on by excite
ment, and that the blow was received
after death. She now lies in the Geor-
gian Pavilion, to the west of the park,
and is to be Inferred tomorrow"
Eva, will you come and see her?
There is nothing to shock or upset you,
l assure YOU
Eva Rayne's projected visit to her
home for little ones had been of nee
essity postponed, and reassuring news
had made it not seem so imperative a
duty.
81 will go with you, Frank, of course,
if you really wish it, was her reply,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
CHAPTER XIII.
tract from the Midshire Echo:

Extract from the Midshire Echo:
"The neighborhood is still deeply ex-
cited over the narrow escape of Mr..
Francis Osborne and his household
from fearful doom. But for the
bravery of the waif, James Blake, Hea-
ven only knows what would have been
the extent of the loss of life and de-
struction of property. Mr.. Osborne
himself must have been blown to atoms
as it is, he is scarcely hurt at al. The
little hero has not escaped so lightly
The window through which he hurled
the internal machine was completely
shattered, frame and all, and blown in
to the apartment. He was much GU
about the head and face, and flung I'M
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
CHAPTER xxi.

you nave kept me waiting, COM
rade."
It was Helga Katiskoff who spoke.
She had come in through the open win
dow and now stood by the table.
1T could not be helped" Durand an
swered The old fool / tell you Of
come in just now. She see you, and it
have nearly spoil all. That must not
be. When thing is arrange it is not
well to put it of" he muttered, speak
ing for the moment in English, in
which language she had addressed
him. Then with a sudden transition
to his own tongue, he added: There
is a gamin in that room. Speak low,
the curtain is thick, he need hear
nothing For the machine first; see,
l set it as I might were we in an as
semblage of thousands, exactly as the
amateur finds the picture when about
to take view. The chemicals may be
placed at any time, either before or
after the machine is set. You have
them?"
Eyes they are here" she said, max
ing as though to unfasten the little
bottom from her waist, Better put
in the drops at once, then, that moth
ing may remain but for me to press
the button
Again that sickly pallor overspread
his face, and he said No, no, it's UNI
safe. Better not; it is too soon. Once
the machine is charged, to overturn
the table, to give it a strong blow
would, or at least might"
Il understand she said cynically.
you mean that an accident might
have the same effect, might, in fact,
do away altogether with the formality
of pressing the button? These delicate
machines are good things, but If any
thing goes wrong with them Eth,
bien? 1t is no matter. You leave me
now, | suppose, to see to the escape?
Can you be ready before the inmates
return to this room?'
NO he answered, sullenly. ut will
not serve. The dining salon is too
far from here. The man I spoke of
must be close at hand. | viii have him.
Oui man Dieu! l will have him here
in this chair when the right time
comes"
And how do you propose to carry it
nkhrough, then, comrade?" she demand
81 am not invisible. neither am
DAest. The man is not
pl1llu. is ne? | am here for demon
stration truly, but l do not risk my
self to please your fancy for de-
tails"
1.-THE man shall be both blind and
deaf" he said, pointing to the cigar
ette-case with a meaning smile. Il
have charged it, you understand. He
smokes all day, always. Three min
utes-two, perhaps-will send him to
sleep. Then you shall bind him. The
rope is here ready to your hand. You
shall pour in the drops and press the
button, and there will be FIVE minutes
for you to reach me, and for us to
drive away. Some dust and smoke will
follow us, some fragments possibly, but
nothing that can hurt.
She looked him steadily in the eye.
She was calculating, perhaps, her
chances of being included in the escape
party.
81 shall look" she said, "to see that
you are close at hand before I act. Re-
member, comrade, that your failing is
known, and that there are among the
brotherhood those who love me and
will avenge me If l fall alone"
II belong to the cause" he answered
in a low voice, with averted eyes.
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rig ht.)

, "How shall know your man." she
asked.
There was the latent deyiltry of her
perverted nature flashing from her eyes,
quivering in her nostrils.
He will come alone. | have ar
ranged for that" he said.
well, <if there Is any mistake that
will be your affair." she said calmly.
Leave me now"
"Pester! There must be no mistake"
he retorted "See, his picture. 1t Is
to the life. You will know him again"
She had turned with him to the OPP
posite wall and she did know the face
that Eva's talent and all the love Of
her heart had helped her to portray
Without the art to linn 1t on canvas
it was preserved in tints as vivid and
enduring in her heart. She uttered no
cry, but clasped both hands over her
breast and stood for a moment painting
and trembling like a dumb brute who
has received a mortal wound.
Surprised and confused, Durand
watched her.
is this the master Of this house"
she asked at length
He nodded.
His name is Osborne. then?'
Eyes, comrade that is So"
Quick" she said, turning sharply
on him. .sYou have the means of es-
cape CO."
What does this mean?' he asked,
breathlessly.
Simply that there will be no demon
stration in this house tonight.
"You are false to the cause" he
Kissed. "Have you no fear that shall
denounce you to the brotherhood
"You fiend." she retorted ut is for
YOU to fear. If | did not know you to
be as harmless without your agent as
a pricked bladder II myself would
denounce you and surrender myself to
the inmates of this house. | have told
YOU once. The means of escape await
you: take them and go"
She had shaken him off as one might
an insignificant but repulsive insect,
and was absorbed again in her contem-
plation of the portrait which, strangely
enough. was to have been her wedding
present.
Duraad was beside himself with i'm
patience and anxiety. He could not
Dear to surrender the opportunity of
gratifying his evil passions at another's
risk, and for that reason was 10th to
go. At the same time, If he could not
move her he felt that he would not
dare to stay. Looking at her face he
took his cue from it.
DO you know who painted that pic
ture?" he Kissed.
81 do not" she answered, nor do l
care. | shall see him myself tonight
1T was painted" he continued, by
the woman he is about to marry, the
woman whose very feet he worships.'
1T is lie" she answered. He can
not marry her.
The other was now sure OF his
ground. She had given herself away.
"Ah, ha." he laughted. Il under
stand you, comrade. You are la belle
Russo about whom she would twit him,
at whose expense they would both
laugh and make mock, while enjoying
their mutual embraces"
81 don't believe it, she answered,
but not quite as firmly. "He would no
more Jest at me than | at my father S
grave. The past is sacred; you cannot
convince me. Co."
Beaten but still irresolute he turned.
The next instant there were voices in
the passage without. Osborne's and
Evas.
They are coming; they are together.
Quick" he said, Quick! You shall
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
A Bolt From the Blue.
BY DORA LANGLOIS,

of THAT Redheaded Woman THE Kiss Of Judas THE
Secretary Daughter" Vctoias Dream sc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-07

Dbl, large, SSd10; do per Ib, small, 394c;
fresh salmon, ID, 1jc; catfish, 4d5c;
founders, per ID. 566c: cells, 4G5c; lob
sters, 20G25c; clans, white, per 100. Acc;
oysters, bulk stock, S5c@s1.O0 per bus;
choice raw box per Dbl, S3.50d5; medium,
SzU3; culls. S1.50d2
Green fruits and vegetables-The mar
ket was quiet. Apples Western MARY
land and Pennsylvania, packed, per
Dbl, $1,000 200; New York, per Dbl fancy
King, $3.O0G3.50; do good to choice. S2.25
ESQ; Baldwins, per bbl. s2.00@Z50; Green
inGs, S2.25G260; do No IS, all varieties,
per Dbl, $1.50d1.50; do, in bulk, per meas
ured Dbl, S0cGsl.00; cabbage, New York,
per ton, S13.00dlS.00; cranberries, Cape
Cod, per Dbl, s1OO0G11.OO; do, per box,
s2.I5GS.00; celery. Michigan, per dozen,
12050c; do, New York, per doz 50G75c;
cucumbers, Florida, per tox. S2.5OG3.00;
lettuce, native per box, t0G75c onions,
New York, yellow, per bus. S0G90c; do,
Western yellow, per bus. S0G90c; oyster
plants, native, per bunch, 2d2 lie; string
beans, Norfolk, per basket, green, seq 75c;
do, wax, S2.25@2.50; turnips, native, per
bus. 25G30c.
Poultry-Market was firm. Old fowls,
I lease per lb; springers. S1-2G9c per
ID; ROSTERS. 2OG25c apiece; ducks. ga Zoe
per Id; turkeys, 9d1Oc per lb: dressed
chickens. Sd9c; do ducks, 9G10c; do tur-
keys. 1ld12c.
Green coffee-Market steady. No. (Rio
grade) 1-Sm7 lac
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-07

the better method is usually decided by
the physicians rather than the nurses
The greatest hardship OF the nurses in
charge Of insane patients arises from the
complaints Of cruelty. These may be
founded on facts and the abuses be gen
line, or they may be the result OF insane
decisions, or the exaggeration of trivial
occurrences. The patient may have been
physically injured by his own violence. as
after an epileptic nj or a delirium and
honestly believe he has been cruelty treat
ed Cases Of hysteria often complain
from morbid desire to bring themselves
into notice. Again some are moral imhe-
Giles who lie from tie pleasure OF making
trouble.
The only safeguard is the presence OF
other nurses, and. where possible, the
presence of both male and female nurses
in the same ward. Some asylums are more
liable to abuses, because they are less
subject TO visits from physicians and
students. 1t is always a hardship for
patients to be examined by a number of
spectators, but each additional spectator
absolutely impossible If such students
and physicians are frequently present. In
general, in ordinary nursing. q simple
routine common to all hospitals possess
ing correct methods and discipline will
produce good nursing. In nursing OF in
sane patients. the personal tact and kind
ness of the nurse and individual con-
scientiousness are absolutely essential
and far more important than any rOu-
tine"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-07

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Wali Street be-
lieves that the great advance in prices
inaugurated month before election,
which reached such a startling stage last
week, will be continued during the com
ing week. This opinion is held by the
most experienced and most trustworthy
authorities, as well as by the great rank
and file, which is doing so much in max
ing the movement Mr.. Keene is out in
an interview thoroughly characteristic,
saying that the advance is entirely logi-
cal and based on the best possible con
ditions. He states his belief that prices
will go much higher. When MIR. Keene
came back from Europe some time ago
and gave utterance to remarks in a some
what similar strain, the professionals,
many of them. smiled and said he was
anxious to sell stocks. But they were
wrong, as immense purchases by him in
the past two months have shown. Now
his words viii be listened to with more
confidence.
Cuthbert Mills, who is followed reli-
giously by many market traders is even
more bullish than Mr.. Keene. He states
that the present is time Of great railway
utdis anu OF adNdnClnS prices, and tnat
big gains will be made by the railway list
generally. ST. Paul, he says, VIII go on
an investment basis and be withdrawn
from the street. Speculation in the Read
ing and Erie shares he expects to be the
feature of the coming week. The finan-
eial writer's generally are all extremely
optimistic.
The facts developed everywhere are
most encouraging. The railway deals are
for the moment the most important and
attractive item in the situation, but gen
eral conditions are superb.
The bank statement showed, as expect
ed, big gain in cash holdings and a fur
Their addition to reserve above legal re-
quirements. The increase in loans and
deposits was not abnormal in view of the
ing of the new year. Money is moving to
this city from the interior, and the supply
OF funds at this centre should continue 10
Improve throughout the rest of the month
while lending rates ought to remain easy
IN the winter and spring The chances of
gold exports are fair. but New York can
easily spare some of the metal. Trade re-
ports for the week show expanding bust
ness markets. Railroad earnings are
heavy, bank clearings are enormous. and
all lines Of trade anG industry give prom
Use of further activity and prosperity this
year
Stocks are going up because conditions
are improving, because capital is seeking
investment and because great deals in
volving railroad and Industrial corpora
lions are impending
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-07
THE RACING CALENDAR.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan, Entries for tomorrow :
races:
First race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling; one milc-Lady Curzon, 100; Harry
Luccscu. lG2: Nearest lOj. Jack Martin Henry Of
Franstmar, Dramburg, Old Fox, 10Y: Bright
Night, 10; Pat Garrett, Ill
Second racc-For thrce-year-old,; selling: six
Undergraduates Queen Dannella %; Bramble-
bush lOI; saragamp. George Gardner Novelty
l03; AMBROSE. Divonne, 1903; Menace, billiard
Woodstick IJi: Gracious, 100.
Third race-For thrccycar-olds and upwards
selling; one and one quarter mies-Jack Phelps
50; Monnett 0s Indian. l0l; Rushfelds Uhlcrs
Lancewood False Lead, l03: Banquo H. Joe
shelby lO6; W b. Gates, lOI
Fourth race-For three-year- olds and upward :
handicap; seven furlongs. -Donna Seay Glen
Lake. 81; Ed Garland H. Muroni. los.
Fifth race-For three year-olds and upward; :
selling; six furlongs-Bean, 81; Boomerack, %;
Rosey Morn. Brightic B.. -; Gen. AcGruden,
lGl, Alpaca IG3; Miss Hanover lO4; Jim Gore
H. lO5; Horseshoe Tobacco. Ill.
sixth race-For three year-oldi and upward:
selling; six furlongs Georgia Rose. 81 Saline,
81: senator joe Diano Fonso. Jack Willis. Pant
land gs; Brown Vail %; Segursnca, 100; Prince
Real lO; Rey salazar, l05; Island Prince lOi.