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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
3
Louise is abducted with Simon Lebois after a night of danger. He seizes a swift marriage in a church with a pale forced bride and a feverish, ailing wife. He plans to return to the chateau while arranging care, and he insists the ceremony makes them united.
A woman shows little emotion as her husband departs. She closes her eyes during his farewell, then remains without tears until Loppa informs her the husband is gone.
The marquis and Goupart stumble on fresh peril as they chase reports of Louise and Louis’s fate among Chickasaws. Simon Lebois arrives with shocking claims, asserting he rescued Louise in New Orleans and warns of danger while denying certainty about Louis.
Simon Lebois presents Louise St Julien as his wife through a legal certificate, provoking shock in Goupart and the Marquis. The marriage, denied by the old man, stands confirmed as Louise becomes bound to Lobois. A continuation promise ends the scene with suspense.
A traveler in England at a noon meal rooms with a social innkeeper named Partridge. The traveler jokes that his long bill suggests Woodcock. The anecdote, cited in a recent book by a distinguished English diplomat, is said to have amused Bismarck.
A Long Island justice ruled that sending a worthless package by express to a person and making the recipient pay charges is petty larceny and extortion. He fined the joker five dollars plus costs after the recipient complained about the prank.
In Louisiana horticulture notes describe white blackberries and green roses being propagated. The terse bulletin records plant varieties and propagation notes, highlighting their cultivation in the state gardens and nurseries.
Helena March 28 W G Conrad of Conrad Bros announces sending what is believed to be the world’s largest gold nugget collection to the St Louis Louisiana Purchase and Portland Lewis and Clark expos. The weapons collected by ex Governor Hauser from First National Bank holdings are valued at about 300000 melted, more in natural form. Guarded day and night from Montana to and return.
Washington reports mark the end of the reciprocity plan as Jamaica rejects the treaty with the United States. The senate’s opposition signals future difficulties in similar agreements and slows administration efforts for new pacts. The Cuban treaty stands as a key exception with its sugar duty terms.
A massive crevasse in a levee five miles south of Greenville Mississippi releases a 16 foot high wall of water. The break threatens Washington Bolivar and Sharkey counties with two weeks of flooding. Residents cling to roofs as the city goes dark and efforts to shore the breach continue.
New Orleans reports the river nearly still on March 28 with little flood change. Officials along the Mississippi Red river and La Fouchiere watch every foot of levee as engineers assess crevasses and plan temporary embankments. Oyster industry faces expected flood damage.
Washington March 28 W F Mc Lennon chief of the warrant division of the treasury department today started for Honolulu charged with the duty of distributing the 1 000 000 appropriated by congress to satisfy part of the judgments arising from destruction of property in Honolulu during the suppression of the bubonic plague in 1899 and 1900. The Territory of Hawaii was also authorized by the act to issue bonds not to exceed 500 000 to cover its share of the judgments.
Four men armed with sandbags hid at the entrance of Greenwich street wharf No 1 and robbed eight men as they passed through the gate. The incident occurred yesterday morning in darkness.
In Seattle on March 30 both sides held firm amid a paralyzed business scene. Union and company refuse recognition and threaten ongoing pickets. officials note a slight rise in car operation with more expected. Barracks are being prepared for workers and 18 sworn in as armed police. Miners at Renton coal mine threaten a strike affecting power supply.
New York March 30 Senor Silva secretary of the Cuban senate who backed the treaty of reciprocity with the United States is quoted by the Havana correspondent of the Tribune as saying he favors disapproving the current treaty then negotiating another The amendments are confusing to all of us We have full confidence in President Roosevelt but fear the amendments are such that a new treaty is preferable.
The Pacific Commercial candle company charters the Grace Dollar to depart April 10 from Honolulu with supplies for a Midway Island cable station. The Anglia and Colonia are in London being loaded with cable for the project.
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