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ana, perhaps one wkh which may meet
twenty times IN mS llfe."
AT that moment however, the coffee
was brought In, pna the subject was
abandoned. Aftef ihe mornings repast
was concluded, I.qsils drew bis fair cous-
In out upon the paved terrace before the
windows OF the hai0on, where they could
sit conyerning, while The early sunshine
gIIded the lovely landscape far and near,
and resting sweetkst u all 10 tS=- charm
Ing valley that lay beneath the height
OF the chateau. n vas certainly beau.
tiful morning. aud Louis dArtcis enjoy
ed Il thoroughly. II was most sincere
pleasure thus to meet With his old play
mate and companIons after 30 long sep
aration. Louis regarded her with real
affection, and had efer done 80; for
though with that eala and stately de-
meanor still unchanged, yet there was
ever something gentleF-kiDder In her
manner, when she addressed him, that
pleased and won hlnl
She seemed even unssualIy lovely, too.
this morning: Cor the cool, soft winds
came freshly from tbe nearer bills, touch
ing her fair cheek with q rosy tinge, and
bringing a darker, clearer light to her
beautiful eyes: and when, turning hei
face to him, she smiled, with more than
her accustomed air Of animation and en-
joyment. saying, What charming houI
this il, Louisw he could not help express
Ing the thought that occupied him.
''Yes; but not half so charming as you
are" he returned, gaily, yet earnestly
as he kissed her fair hand. II was just
deeeiying myself with the idea that yor
were cheating me with a shadow; 1t was
only when you spoke that ] was unde
ceiyed. forgot that the goddess"
Louis, no complimentsg' uttered hi'
cousin. imperatiyely. Here comes mI
father"
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VIII Garry Exhibits Hree.

San Francisco, Sept. 5.-The South
ern Pacific and Wells Fare express an
nounce that they will carry free to
Ogden all exhibits to be shown in con-
necticn with the national irrigation
congress The Southern Pacific today
sent out notices to ali county boards Of
trade in the state in regard to its offer
Of free transportation Of exhibits.
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po.tal Inpestlantion Nearlng End.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Postmaater
General Payne said today that when
the federal grand jury in this city dis
poses Of the postofice cases now before
il the investigation in Washington will
be practically concluded. leaving mat
ters in New York still to be closed.
He said be hoped to have the entire
postofice investigation ended and Mr..
Bristow's report In by the first of Octo-
ber. The grand jury was in session q
short while today.
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RUSSIA FEARS NEW PARTY.
Socialist RevoIutionists Propose to Ahol-
lsh the Aristoeracy.

ish the AristOcracy.
New York, Sept. THE new fevo-
lutionary party formed In Russia, en-
titled the Russian Socialist Revolu-
tionary Party. which differs from the
Russian Social Democratic party IN be-
ingsless doctrinaiTe and more violent in
tactics, il described By the London cor
respondent OF the Times, in dispatch
which declares that the new organiza-
tion has revived something Of the ter
rorism which shocked Russian society
ten years ago. There is third party,
the Russian Revolutionary party. All
three agree as TO the necessity Of abol-
ishing the existing autoeraey.
The new party aims ali arousing the
heart Of Russia. reaching the peasants
not affected by previous efforts. The
dispatch asserts that since April, 1902,
a fighting organization has been cre-
ated as & wing Of the Revolutionary
party in order to meet force with force
and terror with terror.
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Japanese IN Hawaii Organize.

Honolulu. H. +, Sept. THE 200
Japanese in the Hawaiian islands are
being organized into one body, with
Consul Saito as president Of the aocie-
ty. One of the chief objects Of the Is.
ISOLATION will be the settlement OF Ia
Dor difficulties involving japanese ems
ployea. It is proposed 10 establish
hospitals for the Japanese and schools
for the children and to counteract tho
tendency oil some Of the Japanese TO lead
lives Of idlenees and ignorance.
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r..h-cneed EIectric Railway

one hundred and sixty miles an hour
is the speed aimed at by new electric
railway company In Germany under
the direct patronage of the Emperor.
Cars with accommodations for fifty per-
sons each are now being built and will
be tried on q SO-kilometer track.
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CHApTER III.

II was on the night OF the adventure
of Count Louis that two men might have
been seen emerging from the forest and
directing their steps in the road to the
cottage Of Hugh Lamonte, which Louis
had left some ten minutes previously.
One OF these. the elder, was tall,
sturdy man, dressed In the coarse garb Of
a peasant, and his features were by no
means displeasing AT present, they wore
look Of deep thought, an air almost Of
sternness, as he walked rapidly, and In
silence, listening to his companion. who
was speaking In low, but bitter and an
CRY tones, and evidently on some exciting
subject.
This man, whose dress was much the
same as that Of the first, had a less pre-
possessing appearance than the other.
| Like that of his companion, his counte-
nance was unshorn and rude; but the ex-
preston of the features was sinister and
| forbidding, the features themselves
| apart from their expression, anything
bat agreeable. You might have been
assured thousand times that ne was
nothing more or less than 6 simple and
honest peasant, as he was generally un'
derstOod to be; but for all that, you
would have disliked to meet this man oil
the highway at midnight, or in tbs
| DEPTHS of the forest from which he hae
1 Just emerged.
az tell you," he was saying, yenge-
| fully-"I tell you, if have but the pow.
/ err, will make him pay dear for this
| two of our best fellows disabled, and my
| own brains nearly knocked out by thai
arm of his. Who would think it had sc
much strength"
"Chut. Gasparde9' said the other,
little sternly; do you want TO show your
claws? Better speak little lower, \
you don't want to put your neck in dan
ger. One can never tell how many earl
there may be in these bushes along here
II can shut them up, unless they be
long to another like the one that deal
with me to-nighta. | shall feel his rs
for a little while to come"
"Do you want to put yourself In tn
way of feeling II againy
"Wait till get ON his track the mex
time. I'll cure him Of his impudence!
Better hold your tongue, comrade
Why didn't you cure him tonight f-thret
TO one, and beaten at thati A fine stor.
to tell the menu
"Who knew he had his pistoisY Ill
| must have found eat before he starte'
that somebody had drawn his teeth. All
he bit with them, can tell YOU. Ii W
had a dozen like him in the band,
would be worth something. captain. A
1t is, I'll take care he doesn't do US an
harm, now that he has got off. Ii 70
had been there tonight, instead OF minc
ing something else, we might have sun
different tune; but now all the way t
mend matters is to give him little mt
! sic to dance to-"
'Blockheadr' muttered the elder, wit
a frown.
:. 'What do you say, then, captain
, asked his companion.
Nothing, Gasparde. But here we ar
and the light is burning in the window,
as they reached the cottage.
|, "And Mademoiselle Rose waiting K
= her father, no doubt" added the other.
ITO be continuedl
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Tickets to and from all parts Of the
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8 TRAINS EAST DAILY

Through Pullman standard and tour
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sleeping cars personally conduetedl
weekly to Chicago, and Kansas City,
reclining chair cars (seats freel to the
East daily.
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EVENTS OF THE DAY
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or THE
TWO HEMIsPHEREs.

Review Of tire Import
ant Iiappenlnss Os tire Past Week,
Presented IN Condensed Form, Most
Likely to Prove interesting to 0ur
Many Readers.
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Entered At the postofica at Condor, Oregon,
~ necond.claau mall matter.
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Ocean steamers between Portland and
San Francisco every five days.
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.. TlERNEY, Agent
Arlington, Oregon
0. R.aA. TINE TABLE

D. TIERNEY, Agent,
Arlington. Or.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
NEW YORK BUILDING STOPS
Employers Decide to Continue Lock-
out TIL Unions Accept Ar
filtration Plan.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE members of
the Building Trades Employers a~ssocia-
tion announced that not only would the
present lockout continue. but that other
work would be stopped, thus completely
tying up all building work in the city. un-
less all labor unions adopt the plan OF ar
bitration to prevent further strikes.
The new condition of AFFAIRS came as a
thunderbolt to the majority OF the walking
delegates, who had thought tina about So
900 Of the 10000 men out since May 4, would
resume work tomorrow. Charles L. Ed
litZ, president OF the Building Trades En-
ployers' association said:
We are responsible for the new order
which win continue under the lockout. and
II can be said further that the lockout will
be continued till the unions nave accepted
our plan of arbitration. We have sent
notices to contractors and builders TO make
the lockout az complete as possible. This
will mean that wherever any work is being
done and where there is material on hand
the work will go on until the material is
exhausted and then that work will cease
Under this arrangement work will Drob-
ably last until Wednesday or Thursday
and there will Re no further work untl we
have come 20 some understanding with the
tabor unions. The walking delegates have
carried things with such a high hand that
we have been compelled to take this action.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
TO BLOW UP TOWN
Armed ROumaniap Forces Works to
Close by Intirnidatins SUI
erintnnden


MORENCI, Ar'z., 4Sfne A-Interest cen
tered yesterday in the trial of the strike
leaders, who were brought before Justice
Chapman for examination. Eighteen men
were examined. District Attorney c.. L.
Rawlins conducted the examination for the
territory and the strikers pleaded their own
case.
Their leader. "Three-Fingered Jack"
c-ross-examined witnesses for the territory.
In all about twenty men were examined
and their testimony tended to show that
the coming of the troops last Tuesday and
the fearless work of the deputies Of Sher-
in Parks earlier in the day prevented
trouble of a serious nature. The accused
were all bound over to await the action
Of the grand jury. charged with melting
riot, and 1t is probable their leader will be
further charged with threatening to COM
init murder.
The most damaging testimony was given
by Superintendent Mclean, who was sur
prised in his office on Tuesday noon by the
heavily armed strike leader and ordered to
close down the works. He was given one
minute. and obeyed. He was told the off,
Ger on guard had surrendered to his armed
men. The leader said that he would that
night blow up the town and loot the ruins
The prisoners were taken to Solomonyille
where they will be held pending an order
to take them to Tucson, the Jail there
being deemed safer. The grand Jury meets
In October.
Jack" the strike leader, is a Roumanian
and landed in New York the day President
Garfield was shot. He says he
the day because he knew It was coming.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
STILL SPURN ARBITRATION
Chicago Walters Refuse to Settle Diff
Except by
War.

CHICAGO, June H.-Although no prog
ress was made today toward settling the
hotel and restaurant strike in Chicago,
still there was noticeable improvement In
the service offered by the different estab-
lishments where the employees have quit
work. All the hotels are open for bust
ness. and with few exceptions succeeded in
taking care of all guests that applied for
accommodations. The places of the strikers
are being filed as fast as help can be i'm
ported from outside cities. and tonight
several of the hotels announced that by
tomorrow night they would have a full
force of employees.
Oners by the Hotel Keepers association
to submit the controversy TO arbitration
are still spurned by the strikers and It is
declared tonight that more places where
the proprietors refuse to sign the new
scale will be closed tomorrow.
AT effort was made today to have the
Steam Power council call a sympathetic
strike in all houses where the walters are
out. The request was refused. This means
that the engineers, iremen and elevator
men will remain at work. and Is a severe
blow TO the strikers.
In explaining the stand they have taken
the members OF the steam men declare
the striking unions are unreasonable in
their refusal to arbitrate. In the hope
that they could be made to change their
tactics. the council appointed a committee
to call on the strikers tomorrow and try
to induce them to submit the whole trouble
TO arbitration. The committee will meet
President GOmpers OF the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, who will arrive tomorrow.
and ask him 10 use his influence to bring
about a peaceable adjustment of the
trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15

HOFFMAN DENIES PRINCE YARN
Declares Rudolph would he older
Than He and Joins General
Laugh mt Tale.
CFrom a Stan CORRESPONDENT.

DIES MONIES, June 1~4-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-The story from Marinette, Wis.
connecting DR.. c. II. HOFFMAN with Aus
TRAN royalty and representing him TO be
Crown Prince Rudolph who committed sui
eide some years ago, creates only ridicule
here among the acquaintance of the
doctor. Mr.. Hoffman himself Indignantly
denies II and says that II the crown prince
were alive he would now be a man much
older thar Hoffman.
Mr.. Hoffman's friends also call attention
to the fact that he is a well behaved man,
a man OF unusual intellect and a finely
educated doctor; in short he Is too smart
to be one of the royal family. But Hon-
man, who was let out of the Drake med
ical school because he would not show his
diploma n reveal his identity and past
life, still steadily refuses to say anything
about his past life, which is a mystery to
all. 1t is known that he was In an Insane
asylum and there met a nurse whom he
married., but beyond this his life is a
mystery.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
RELIGION BREEDS
RIOT
Corpus Christi celebrations Attended
by Dj ders I'm French
'nces.


PARIS. June IA u, was feared to-
day on the occasion on II opus Christi
celebration. the anti-cleri reatening
to provoke counter demonstr.
In Paris the day passed OF W. Jeri-
Gus Incidents, even at churches the
Madeline and st. Sulpice. where, disregard
Ing the advice OF the project OF police,
professions issued from the edihces and
marched around the church ENCLOSURES.
Some disturbances, however, are reported
from the provinces. At Nantes, where the
project forbade the professions, the radi-
calls mobbed the prefecture, stoned and
broke the windows and smashed two sentry
boxes. Detachments of gendarmes and
Dragons drove back the demonstrators
A collision also occurred between the
Catholics and socialists, in which several
were injured.
The principal squares in Nantes are &C.
cupied by troops to prevent further dis
orders. Minor disturbances are reported
from Brest, Dunkirk, Lyons and other
places.
SAN JUAN, P. r., June H.-The church
festival of Corpus Christi was celebrated
today. Five thousand Catholics paraded
colors. Forty church societies escorted
Bishop Blenk to affairs in various parts Of
the city. The ceremonies at the cathedral
were on an elaborate scale. For the first
time since the occupation of the islands
many Americans participated in the cere-
monies.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
WARNING FRIEND ARRESTED
Fleeing Debtor Has Men Held who
Tells of Alleged Kidnnp-
ing Plot.

PARALLEL, Chihuahua, Mex, June a.
Thomas Foley Fountain, son OF Colonel
A. ]. Fountain. is having n peculiar and
trying experience here, where he is held
a close prisoner on the charge of threaten
ing to kill Grant Gillette of Kansas. who,
it is alleged, took refuge in Mexico to
escape his creditors.
Young Fountain has been in Jail a month
and there seems little prospect OF his i'm
mediate release.
II appears that he had been imprisoned
on the accusation of Gillette. who had his
fears aroused when he was informed that
several persons had entered into a con-
spiracy to kidnap him and deliver him to
the Kansas police for a reward. Fountain,
Il is said, learned of the kidnapping scheme
and warned Gillette to be on his guard,
but the latter suspected Fountain himself
was implicated and caused his arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
DOPE BLASTS BRIGHT LIFE
Cocaine Jimmy, Once Sioux City Ath-
Iete, Dies Mental and Phys
teal Wreck.

JOPLIN Mo, June l4-(Special Tele-
gram. Don L.. Shannon, well known as
Cocaine Jimmy die today. a victim OF
the cocaine habit, Cocaine Jimmy" has
lived in Joplin ten years and was once
connected with the railway mail service.
He was an expert musician, an athlete and
we'll educated.
He was a total wreck, physically and
mentally. and spent the last six years in
begging aims In the streets. He was so
bowed that his hands would touch the
ground. He came from a walthy and in
huential family in Sioux City, Ia. He was
buried today in the potterS nsld
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
DEWEY READY TO TESTIFY
VIII Give His Version OF Berry XIII
ing at Preliminary
Trial.

ST, FRANCIS. Kan. June 1~l-Chauncey
Dewey has decided to give his version OF
- AFFAIR that resulted In the killing OF
several members OF the Berry family next
Tuesday. This, IL is supposed, will be done
in opposition TO the advice OF his attorneys.
Mr.. Dewey hopes that by giving the
facts, as he claims them TO be, he will be
able TO secure his freedom on bond. The
widows Of two OF the members OF the
Berry family will be on hand to testify.
The town is gradually filling up with
friends Of both sides and every effort IS
being made by the authorities 70 prevent
9 conflict
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
LINCOLN BOY FALLS FROM CAR
death Comes Instantly to Child Re-
turning from Ball.
Game.

LINCOLN, Neb., June 14.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Herbert Gaffey, a 12-year-old boy.
while riding on a College View car, fell
under the rear ruc and was crushed,
death resulting almost instantly.
He had been at a ball game in College
View and was returning home about 8.
According to the story of the conductor. he
was sitting on the step of the car kicking
at the weeds, when his foot caught and he
was dragged from his seat.
He was taken to the home of his father,
H. II. GaTey, a plumber, living at 1876
Prospect street. The fatality occurred near
Fairview.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
CRASH INJURIES OMAHA GIRL
Santa Fe Car Strikes Las
Vegas Trolley, Manning
Mrs.

EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M, June IA
Especial Telegram.)-Mrs f. ". Leonard,
formerly Miss Genevieve Stewart, a beau
tiful young Omaha woman, was thrown
from an electric car in a collision this
morning. She struck her head against a
telegraph pole, sustaining a fracture at the
base of the brain. She was picked up alive,
but death is expected momentarily.
The electric car was going to Hot
Springs, when II was struck by a Santa
Fe car laden with coal that had broken
away from It's engine and dashed down the
main line.
Neither Mrs. Leonard's husband or fam
lily were with her.
Two other passengers were severely in
iured.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
VIEWS RACES FROM AIRSHIP
SantOs-Dumont Detracts Attention
from Horses to His Aerial


PARIS. June 4.-During the racing at
.Longchamps today NJ. Santos Dumont. in
his airship No. 9, appeared over the course
and went through a variety Of maneuvers
which evoked great enthusiasm from the
crowd. Thu passage OF two other balloons
over the racecourse at the same time
added to the originality Of the scene,
NJ. Santos Dumont descended unaided in
the center of the course. where a great
ovation was given him. He then reas-
oended and after executing a second series
of naneuvers sailed away in the direction
of Bagatelle.
A curious coincidence during the presence
of the Santos Dumont No. Q was the win
ming of two races by horses numbered 9
on the racing card.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
CoNSECRATE INSULAR BISHOPS
Two PreIates Obtain MItres and Two
More Are Selected for
Recommendation.

ROME, June H.-Monsignor Rocker,
formerly secretary of the apostolic delega-
ton at Washington, was consecrated bishop
of Jaro, Philippine islands, and Rev. Den
mis- ]. Dougherty. formerly of Philadelphia.
bishop OF Neuvia Segovia, today.
The commission OF FIVE cardinals en-
trusted with affairs concerning the Phil
ippine islands has decided to propose to
the pope the appointment of Rev. Thomas
A. Hendrick of Rochester, N. Y, as bishop
of Cebu, p. l.. The Vatican will thus have
fulfilled it's most important promise re-
~garding the Philippines by sending there
four American bishops.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
THINKS DICK LAND0N SHOT
Wife Asks Information Concerning
Reported Butchers Picnic
Tragedy.

Dick Landon OF South Omaha is reported
shot at the butchers picnic at Prizes lake
last evening. Mrs. Landon telephoned the
police for particulars, but beyond this
nothing definite can be learned. The as
sailant is supposed 10 have taken n buck
skin horse and buggy and disappeared. The
Omaha and South Omaha police had no
information concerning the shooting up
TO a late hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
CARRIES DRUG IN NECKrIE
Convicted Of M~ansIauEhter Merriman
Man Tries to Poison
Self.

VALENTINE, Neb., June H.-(Speclal
Telegram)-John Green. the Merriman
hotel keeper. who was convicted of man
slaughter here last Friday, tried to COM
NIT suicide today by taking a dose Of car
bolic acid. He was not successful In carry
ing out his intention, as a physician ar
rived in time to save his life.
Green killed a man In Merriman last fall
and his case excited much interest here,
as ne was well known. He carried the
poison for several weeks in his necktie.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
Mrs. Nation in Omaha.

Carrie Nation, the Ratchet champion.
was in Omaha yesterday for a few hours.
She came in from Cherryville Kan, in the
morning too late TO catch the train for
Eagle Grove, Ia, where she talks this
evening. She spent the day with Mrs.
Reynolds OF 1903 South T~wenty-ninth ave-
nue.. She found time to attend services in
the First Christian church, Of which de-
nomination she is a member, and after
ward to visit the county jail, where she
put in fifteen minutes in spreading the
propaganda Of total abstinence.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
CAWTE BANDITS TROUBLE
Raid Several Towns ana Lead Gov
eminent TO Prepare for Their
Suppression.

MANILA, June 14-Disorder continues in
the province Of Cavite. Two bandits, named
Felizardo and Montalon. with some follow
ers. recently raided a number Of towns.
The government is planning a campaign to
suppress the troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
WILL GRADE MANILA HEMP
Government Takes steps to Meet
Complaints of InsuIar
Export.

MANILA, June 1.-THE government has
drafted a bill to prevent the expectation
of inferior hemp. 1t provides for a system
OF government inspection and grading.
There have been numerous complaints of
the inferior quality OF the exported hemp
and the trade in It is thereby endangered.
A commission will meet the growers and
exporters before action Is taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
WOMAN DIES ON THE TRAIN
succumbH to Consumption While
Travelling with Four Lit
tie children.

SIDNEY. Neb., June t~4-(special Tele-
gram.)-Mrs. Alexander, a passenger on
Union Pacific train No. A, died here this
evening as the train was entering the
yards, Of consumption. -Four little children
accompanied her.
Her home was at Elgin, Ore. and she
was on her way to Sumner. Mo. The body
was taken in charge by Undertaken Essig
and the husband notified. The children are
being provided for by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety.