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remarked
the retired
flat, for engaged girls that live in board-
be to provide some private, perfectly
«mid
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entertain
their
sweethearts.
Macs. Aa things are now. nearly gnarf
•boapoko bachelor maid in New York
dty is obliged to receive tho dourest fol-
Frank Wilson attended the Hemenway
Methodist church at Evanston Sunday
night and fell asleep while the pratqr.
Rev. C. E. Wilkinson, was preaching.
He did not thoroughly awaken until
Wednesday morning at. 8:80 o’clock.
Dre. Palmar gad Gray worked over the
Sunday night without avail. When Wil­
son awoke, aside from a alight weakness
Wilson is about 28 years old and to a
student la the Garrett Btbttaal Institute,
Evanston. He to of slight build and of
fair complexion, and of late haa been
three or four other bachelor maids who
complaining of not feeling well. He and
are flatting it with her is anything but Harry Boyes, another student, went to
church together. Shortly after the pas­
tor began speaking Wilson’s eyes closed,
decided to renounce the pomps and vani­ and Ms head dropped on his companion’s
ties of the girl bacbelot world I was liv­ shoulder.
He was apparently sound
ing in a boarding bouse. I leave yon to asleep. Boyes, knowing that Wijaou had
imsgine the trials and tribulations that
not been feeling well and thinking that
Harry and I underwent during the peri- on account*« the exceeaive heatdn. the
church he had become faint, did not at-,
tempt to arouse him. After the congre­
precious evenings together except the gation bad passed out at the close of the
service bo tried to awaken hto. compan-
interruption at any moment ”
“ ’By Jove, 1 can't stand thief cried no impression on the sleeper, and Dr.
Harry one evening after a tortured half Palmer, who was present, advised that
hour of decoroualy sitting on opposite Wilson bo curried out to the fresh air. He
•This is worse than baden
i’ll hire a
drawing room for the purpose of nur
courting would have had to be done aft-
respect It’s dreadfully hard on sweet
kaarta Yes, if some public spirited in-
■vidual wants to immortalise himself
towheas bouse al! the betrothed young
people that live in boarding bouses may
boardtag bouse oouples'all over the city
would rise up and call any such pbilan-
According to an intelligent and ob-
requires reeoli ng and heeling. If a shoe
hardly bear resoling and heeling more
of this knowledge and put inferior tenth*
the apparently impossible feat of in­
creasing the reputation of their goods by
using inferior materiel. It la certain,
however, that reputable mannfacturen
do not adopt this questionable policy.—
Shoe and Leather Reporter
A TKBBIBLB WU1TAHT,
Unvl'
tt«n- wko leuifv fe the osarli, at eOket of tra
killer la this dira«»*. Parrara Inenr a wvtlln.
1.1«, m-MK-lae ia adaptad Vm ib« Inam-ik»,
reranr.« «uà ktlBtoesa ot ths as* B It is blghly
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pMa"» Nosh wake tbs Brrt vnyare o"
tvilnr.bjr Oline MW Oraron Bloid SeriBer.
T xt G srmka
irritable and mieera-
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like charity, covere
MUHI» II,
LIV CI,
bowels. Wherever it
is, it Is caused by the
which Nature baa
been unable to rid
berertf at, unaided.
ditions very heavy bodiea entirely 4*-
tacbed from the earth, immereed in and
free to nova in theatr, can be sustained
there Indefinitely without any expendi­
ture of energy from within.
Tbeae bodies may be entirely of mo-
cbanical conatruction, but for the pres­
ent we will continue to conoider the
character of the invisible support ot tho
soaring bird and to study ita motions,
though only as a pregnant instance of­
fered by nature, to show that a rational
solution of the mechanical problem to
poral ble.
It la frequently suggested by those
who know these facte only from books
that there must be some quivering of
the wings so rapid aa to eacape-obeer-
vation- Those who do know them from
observation are aware that - it to abso-
The writer will not attempt any gen
Dena, and opening his eyes said: "What's
the matter? Where am IF. Then he oral description of his own observations,
but as an illustration of what can some­
Seeing that the cue was of a aerions na­ times be teen will give a tingle one, to.
ture, Dr. Palmer called a cab, and the whose exactness be can personally wit
The common turkey bustard
young man wne taken to Ma room at Dr. neas.
(Catbartee aura) to ao plentiful around
tinned to work over him. All Sunday the environs of Washington that there
night Wilson’s respiration was low, but to rarely a time when some of them may
not be aeen in the sky, gliding In curves
feeble. He came out of his unconcious- pver some attractive point or—more
rarely—amoving in nearly straight lines
all right Neither Dr. Gray nor Dr.~ on rigid wings, if there be a moderate
Palmer can give any explanation of Wil- wind. On the only occaalon when tbs
son's long Bleep. They do not think that motion of one near at hand could be
any serious results will follow.—Chicago studied in a very high wind, the author
Herald.
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waa croesing the long aqueduct bridge
over the Potomac in an usually violent
SUCCESSOR TO DE GIERS.
November gale, the velocity of the wind
being probably over 85 milea an hour.
About one-third of tho distance from
The appointment of Prince Lobanoff- the right bank of the river, and imme­
Rostovskl to the ministry of foreign affaire diately over the right parapet of the
In the Ruseinn government instead of
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M. de Staal,whose bridge, at a height of not over 20 yarda,
fl rot waa one of tbeae bussarda, which, for
name
sent out in con­ aome object which waa not evident,
nection with the choee to keep over thia apot, where the
place, la Broken of gale, undisturbed by any surface irreg
as a decidedly an- with unchecked violence, in thia aerial
ti-Engltab, anti- torrent, and apparently indifferent to
French inovAnent
it, the bird bung, gliding - in the usual
on the part of the
manner of its species, round sod round,
Prince Lobanoff la in a email oval curve, whose major axis
a little prat 60 and —which seemed toward the wind—waa
bra long been not longer than twice ita height from
the water. The bird Waa therefore at
all timea in done view. He swung
For the last 11
LOBAXorr rosto vasi. ^„hehe.repre- around repeatedly, rising and falling
at Vienna. slightly in its course, while keeping, as
•^'"^¡7 ■ WHOM, on ohé level and over the same
Before that for a abort time
Honed in London, before that was attach­ place, moving with a alight swaying,
ed to the ministry of the interior et BL both in front and lateral direction, but
Petersburg and yet previous to that waa in such an effortlem way aa suggested a
Russian minister st Constantinople.
laxy yielding of itaelf to the rocking of
aome invisible wave.
' It may be asserted that there waa not
polities of »he continent, and Mo senti­
only no flap of the wing, but no* the
ments will be understood when to to stated
that be considers Vienna the ideel center quiver of a wing feather visible to the
ot diplomacy. He la. In luort, a stout ad­ cleeest scrutiny during the considerable
vocate of ths triple ailtance of Russia, time the bird waa under obaervatioa.
Germany and Austria and to understood and during which tho gale continued.
to have been somewhat out of favor during
A record of thia time was not kept,
the reign of the late car because he could but it at any rate lasted until the
not or would not conceal hto opinion that writer, chilled by tho cold blast, gave
Russia'* persecution of Bulgaria was up watching and moved nway, leaving
stupid and the "flirtation” with the re­
public of France filled with danger. It to the bird still floating about at the same
predicted that the coming few months height in the torrent of air, in nearly
will witness such a "love feast of katoere" the same circle and with* the anmo aa-
aa bat not taken place since 1875, and pect of indolent repose.
that the object of 1* all will bo to crush
If the wind to such a body as it to
the growing popular movemont in each of commonly supposed to be, it to abeo-
lutely impossible that the sustentation
could have taken place in a borixontal
elent . family—he borate openly that It is
Is derived from an eariyancestor who was
surnamed Loben beeanae of hie high fore­
head and Kostovski from the old town of
Rostov. where the Lobanoffswere for gee
erations reigning prince«.
Lobanoff's appointment will be pleasing
st Rome, for ho to particularly persona
ally to convey to the pope the intelligence
that the osar bad breathed his last
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and none would be offered in thia con­
traction by the writer were be not satia-
fled that it involvea muchtnora than an
ornithological problem, and that it
points to novel conclusions of mechan-
leal and utilitarian importance. They
are paradoxical at flrat sight, since they
with all the horrible
yet that the ability to soar Ie tn some
way connected with the presence of the
wind became to the writer as certain
aa any fact of observation could be, and
at first the difficulty of reconciling ench
facte—to him undoubted—with accept­
ed law* of motion aeemed quite Inao
persblo.—Profeecor Langley.
Mr. Wheeler—1 snppoee the great
and mysterious Robert has many ad
mirera in Boston. Miss Emerson?
An Albany couple have received a sil­
ver medal for their baby because it did er—even the beans go through n course
of Browning before they come to the
Jeremiah D. Robertson of 822 Clinton /able.—P. A 8. & Co. Bulletin. .
the World’s fair and took the baby along.
They occupied bertha in a sleeping car,
and the baby endured the jolting with-
the blood.
L-Waltor. Hawas
United Statss con­
sul at Tamatavo,
mabdyto.
Bat they think er any “It
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regolatoti
d«r the Harriaoa
are liable a* this eraaon, can be promptly
cured by apply .ng SL Jacobs Oil to the
pain apo*. ______________
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French oourt au-
the
khxlvxlux
prlsonmsnt.
France to doing her best to steal Madagas-
•ar from the Hovas, and her action analnot
Waller aeems to be a case where »here may
•be two colored gentlemen in the wood pita.
Ono of thorn is Waller, and the other to
the fact that »be enterprising Afro-Amor-
loan has received very valuable land eon-
oesslons from the Hora government, much
to the dtopleuureef France, which to sx-
erctalng a protectorate ri et armto over
Madagascar and claims tbst shs bas ax-
cluilve control over the foreign affairs of
the Hovsa Waller waa shrewd enough to
get control of about »>0 square miles of
land covered with India robber trace and
other valuable forests, and ra these are d»
sired by the French colonists there seems
good ground for st least a suspicion that
the action against Waller to inspired by
the wish to rob him of his concession.
Waller was born a slave tn Missouri in
1850. When the war beaan, he was con­
fiscated by Federal troopa and waa eent
to Iowa, where be received a common
echool education and became a lawyer. Ho
began tito practice of hie profeesion in
Leavenworth 18 yeara ago. He toon re­
moved to Topeka, where he started a news­
paper and became prominently Identified
with politics. He was the first colored
member of the Kansas Republican stale
central committee and waa chosen to the
was the only Afro-American presidential
takes place, and that the birds sustain ' pointed to state offices.
themselves on pinions which arc quite i
February, 1891, when he waa ap
rigid and motion Iras, «rept for . rock- ;
ingor balancing movement, involving
„.. . Myhlra in^lnwu City. Hto in-
the Blind asylum In Kansas City. His In-
little energy. .
dorsementa for the consulship were excel
To the writer, who has himself been lent, end he wra credited with being a
attracted from bla earliest years to the lawyer of considerable ability. He served
mystery which has surrounded this no­ as consul until Feb. 88, 1898, when he
tion of the soaring bird, it baa been a was relieved by the present consul. Since
subject of continual surprise that it has he retired to private life be has been very
active aa a business man, and it to wtid
attracted ao little attention from. phy-
that his concession from the Hova govern-
sicisto.
That nearly inert bodiea, ment was granted under more reasonable
weighing from five to ten and even conditions than were ever before obtained
more pounda. and many hundred timea by a foreigner.
,
denser than the kir, should be visibly,
suspended in It above onr heada, some-
THE PUBLIC BUILDING BOSS.
timee for bouts at a time, and without
falling-this, it might seem, is, without
misuse of language, to be called a phys­
William Martin Aiken, tbs new supsr-
waa immediately taken outside and given ical miracle, and yet the fact that vUlng architect of the treasury depart
those
wboae
province
it
to
to
investigate
a vigorous rubbing and restoratives sd-
ment, is a member of the well known
nature have hitherto seldom thought it Aiken family of South Carolina, but bra
ministered.
deserving attention is “perhaps the
for breakfast.
T hat uno la a
It baa long beenobaerved that certain
xpecieeof birds maintain themselves in­
definitely in the air by soaring, without
any flapping ot the wing or any motion
other thann alight rocking of the body,
and thia although the body in queation
la many hundred timea denser than the
air in which it aeema to float with an
undulating movement aa on the wow
of an invisible stream.
No satiafactury mechanical explana-
Unitad States la jus* nc
eonsplouous position b«
he has been appointed has attracted a great
deal of attention of late owing to the fact
that the American Institute of Architects
having (or Its object the abolition ot the
architectural department under control of
the searetaxy of the treaeuzy- TheAHhk.
toots of the country generally believe that
the department to a radically wsong and
pernicious government sd junot, but then
Aiken to a man well fitted for the impor-
tant position.
Mr. Aiken was born In Charleston about
40 years ago, and for several generations
hto family has bran prominent In tbs so­
cial and political life of the Palmetto Stats.
The town of Aiken, 8. C., was nsmed aft­
er his grandfather’s brother, and Hon. D.
G. Aiken, who entered the Forty-eighth
congress and served four terms, to hto un­
cle. Hto family to also related to the Ald-
M mm the brat thing yoa ean find while
Epicureanism sen be found on tbs North-
Western L'mitod. It to the hsndsomrat
train in all the Naw Northwest and every
coach to nothing more nor toes than a
body
be
ahoeld
refnahad Ind improved and I did not have that tirad M*
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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RoomMO Worcester Block, Portland^Or.
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WILUAM M. AIKO.
riches, one of whom—Judge James AM-
riob—presided over the historic Barnwell
courthouse meeting that preceded the at­
tack upon Fort Hu inter.
Mr. Aiken studied architecture In the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology un­
der the celebrated H. H. Richardaon and
bears the reputation of having been one of
hto best puptla About seven years ago be
located In Cincinnati, where be displayed
rare taste and skill In designing the Brice
Scientific school sttacbed to Miami univer­
sity, In remodeling the old Christ church
and In planning other Important ctrue-
tures that called for the exercise of ability
of a high order.
Mr. Aiken was one of 88 applicants tag
the *4,500 place he bra won and was in-
doreod by ( nited States Senator Brice
and numerous other Influential persons.
His duties will oomprise Hi« cere of 150
public buildings that have been or are be­
ing constructed throughout the country
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