o
THE 1Hf.Ee INFINITIES.
The ai remote Malik ilurknm of Ihi ekteaa,
aS here Ullni" fiil'li 111 llir liiiuiaril ehluae
Of w ht lilic stars) III aw fill rami ab Ire.
Wlille w l.i.prr in Ilia- lip of sM't.-lal Tiiuar.
Xhm baall.aW Waste laf ill lltiflhaim'd alrr.
here no aaiiinal I, arid haitit is bill st-leara
Hi U mi twilight liaatra, where Bevrr
rrt-t-p
Tltc U) Hag ra) fnim da) Hate' gaaMeedrram.
T1i dnrk. il-aa urr. m)atrria.ut huuiaB heart.
What. Urn . Ii.l.-a ebb en flow fur ever-
maare.
Where iltutiiflila and dreams and boe forever
art
For ruin or hava-ti on sarnie unknown hire
fan, ixl alim. maare deep than tarry nitfht.
Mm an ful lliau Ida oildi-a a muiullni
uik'bl!
-William r-barp In Harper's.
A MAN'S HONOR.
Vt . he had mih ill. linrlly! There, nn
drr the tram -There tiny hail larlleveal thrm-srlr.-s
mivi'ii, a Iniaiii ray hnd aiulileiily
iclldeal Hint a t-lrnrly na lay day aim bad
apprnml she. Mine, dr Ijailii-aailla-a. In the
arm of Ih.il limn whom lie hnlcal. Ihrir
lips cliniiinij Iiiu'ciIiit in niianh-ut kla. It
IijuI hialral hut a samml. then rlnuil had
passral aa-nsa th imam anal nni-e tiiiirr Ilia
iark vina pluiiL'nl In denae ol i iiril jr.
J'aM-nl ma a until of lliirljr year, of
ohlli-rly lU'iiiv, solidly I'lilll aiul rnrelrs.
ly at rw in his in-tninr of a fnn-st guanl
iPHll of well Hum Velveteen, ln.Ma.-r of
Ilia same, tu.kcal Int.. lop la a ai a, nml a
vlanrh-aa Mini. I cap on Ihf lutrk of the
brad. Hrnve ami I "i t, I , a he Vina
buntlaaimr. more II. .1.1 one Kirl of ttir little
rlllaife liail x 1 1 1 )" dulnnil Hint lir vruiilil
Mink mi enviable hiialanud. Hut I'narnl
lluhrrt had paid lin to village annular
targoaalp; aoii of tfie titiraeof the young
Comic ile I jillueolli-a, hr liml hern liroliu'ht
up with liim. una tiia fmtiT hnal her in
fart, ninl ill nrljr laloved lav all nt the cha
teau, where tlir widow nl Cmutt-aar de
I jiiiKi nili a liu l n-mnimil to bring up her
vain.
Pascal lliila-rt ami K-lnioinl de Ijiii
graallr tha n fun- liml k-n.wn up linrrthcr.
Kalmouil. delicate, puny nml nlw.it a a little
ailltur, liml in I'narnl ii llrm nml viuuniu
nior1. It wiia lit- Hint tnuitlit linn to
mount a linn., Li limit aii'l to wnlk with a
rvaollitr ati'p -lir VI lio pmlrrlnl It I III anil
In tiinra of il.ili' r nmr to liia nitnni'r.
Kilniiiml liml uonr to I'nna llnlali liia
atiulira, nnl it vina n ry rnn-ljr iioMrth.it
tlirjr aniv liitu nt tlir Clinli-nil liuuiiilli-a.
Ilia nml In r. Imw-rvrr. rnine ofti n. It vina
tlivroriiiT of I In' i n rlli I tint alir lornl In-at.
A pmiiil. n-tii i'iil nml, ahr Im I lovnl only
brr liii-l .iii.l. nml n-iiiiiiinal faitliful to tlint
lova. At ! " a Willi dim ahr ihI
paan - ....... nniini'iita of lirr lift.
Ilrrr tlir lioiir) iinaui liml lai'n niiI; lirrr
lie liml iNi-oiiir a inolln r; iiml licrv, luti r
on, mln u M ilr I jiiiu'i-.i1i'. na tlir n u It
if ail Mi . i.lrlir. Iiu.l ilil. ku Inul laolnlrd
Inrai K lii tliia funjuttfii ivlrrnl, fur from
vrry inn", tola- iilour vi it Ii lnr aurmw.
Hit nlTii'lioii in wnanmii-iit rntnl n jkiii
lirr fl ilil mill upon lilm nlm Inul inrwn up
Willi liim. To Iht I'ii-iiI nml Kilinoml
wrrr nully na to limtlnra. lUnft of
fulln r nml niollii-r la-fnn- ha waa ti n yvara
of nn. I'hm'iiI Inul livnl at I Jiuumlli-a,
lovnl by rviry oiir. imnjinlilr of a Inul
artioii, knon ini; not v. hut a lir una mi.l,
alam- nil. ih viii.il to liia ficti r hmiln r.
Imoml ill- I jinm ulli a.
Kiiiiviinu' not m hat a lir vina, dn I any?
Vra; lillt IH'HTtlllll-a, hill the lit t a
Ifrlilh ilian Inul ituiniilttial a fault witliotil
aitunlly iii'ii'iiiiu init liiniM-lf th culprit,
l'am'iil mi iiuitinuiil it that it waaalvraya
lilmx ir iihiii w hom llir lilmnr wna Iniil.
lliMii-at. upriulil. Ii'tiili-r ami niTitliniinlr,
li vi i. ii hi huvi- Kitrii liia life nny tinir for
liia yniinu' iiui-la r.
Towiml liia twa-tity-flftli ymr lln-r
Intmial nl I JlllLTa-ail lata Unit tlir JotllllJ
ronnl liml nnirriial a wiiiumi vrry rli Ii.
of pohlr I.inI nml nlaai vary ioiiiik. Thru
the mnly nun mil Miir nrrivaal nt l-nn-Kmllio.
I tin ilonuu'ir I'ointa-aar ilr Ijiii
lieollra prariiliiiLt tin in a wii-k toprrpnra
anal put in orilrrtln iia-at for llir two rlill
alrrn. Paaa nl tiii nnivliilr linil laTiilnr tlir liraj
(!nnirlia a r af I la la lla'fiu t n-aa. Ilr, laai,
Inul nuirrii 'l I In ilnuclilrr of a MNianut
family who In nl mi thr i-alur of tlirKrrnt
IjiilKcillia. fun-t. All t lia-tiia-l ta-a in the
worM wi n- na imthiiiK In I'iim hI UlllaTt;
lir laivnl Ci'in tli'. Willi In r fniiik, I'lik'uuiiiiJ
anillr. nml im lir Inv.-al him- liml nlway
liivnl liiin.it Mi nii il for wliru lie axka-al
lirr liuli'l ill liinrriMK'r ahr wna rrnily to any
at mira', "I inn yoiira; tukr inr."
Tlir)' i rr n lriM'.v iuplr, nml Minr. ilr
I jiiicoiMi i. nt aiht of their joy, wna on
Imppy na tin J. I'naa iil'a felii'ityinilipletral
for her I he inippimiaa of l-jliiionil, for alir
lovaal nml lanaka-al iini hem at ill na two
lirotliera, Iheaa-t lilliln-n ItmiiKht llpaiilrliy
Me.
Kilini.n.l una thr anine frail, ilelirntr,
alrruuthleaa In'Ui Unit lir Inul I nan na a
Ixiy. Ilia )oilU( Wife wna our of tbnaae
pniiul palririmi wonii'ii, Imuulity ami ilia
ilaiuful, n ho pnaa tliniiiuh life likr quivtia
ami aai'tn to timl intrn-at In imtliinK niuti
alaiir. ' I'miiim; to I jumaaill, a for tlir lioiiryiiiouli,
lhili' Here very uny lailli at tlir rhalrail
nml in t he In luhlairlnaal. every our fenal
lull iili-l loiiatiiiK iliein, M. air l.ivrry aiuoliu
ulhen M. (iitaton ilr l.ivrey, inorr lliau
lialf ruiuiil In fortunr, they mu, ami who
for Unit ri'iiaou ra iiinimal on liia prorinriul
ratntr thr U-lter purl of llir yrnr. A dark,
olivr akiuuial feiluw, with llery eyrn, inua
taa'hea ( iirli-l nt llir emla, npproaa'liiiiK liia
fuel let h jear. nml witli a laihl, invileiit air,
lint little line wna felt for liim by I: i roll II
try iirivlilMira, Tliey la-lirvral liim a man
rrnily lo ilo ntiylliiuu aavr if.aal. Xt-vrr-tbel.-aa
lir wna often al I JHIKeaillea, Jolly
anil aluava nu'l-rrnlilr, kinaituiK w ith Kti
luon.l or niiitliiiij llir you n wife. Ilrfurr
Ioiik br p.ivxtl pn'tty iniirli ail tlir lime
aritli Ilia new friemla.
Thr iIohiii;i r e.iillileaa, alrraily far ad-ranea-al
in .nr, wna fniliuu rnpully. Tbry
pokr na w inter nppronrliaal of t.iknu brr
loa imhler rliinnle. (a rhnpa totheahon a
af the .M.ililerrniieiin. Shr rrfuaral to itn
flit) knew that ahr wna ill ini(. ami alie ilr-
irral lo pnaa awny in Ibr italaa-r wba-rr ahr
bail know ii tier lia;i,lnea.
" iiioniiiiK. afta r a IiikIiI of aiitTer.UK,
thrinllial I'aaial lo her la-alaiile.
"D -t wai p. my Iml," aai.l ahr; " ii.
oot coinplaiii, only- I lealr la-himl me a
tm who iieaala my nraa. Von, I'aaa'nJ."
ahr runt itniial in a lower tour, "arr au bun
mt nml trnr in.iu. Ii-teii towliatlaay,
havr aa-nt fur j on to o n my heart to you.
lam nfraul -nlranl lor Maliiioml. I tmn
lllr for hla luippilla'aa it iha- not arani to
Rirthal thrHife hr haa a In awn haa tbe
love f.r hilll thnl I lailllil hale Wl-haaJ.
raaa .il. laan h inn, wti h ov rr him aiuj
lirr. If thr pr.irr of their livra la threat
meal, alalel U lKn n them anal that W lll U
mrii.irt-a thrm, ami alt-fa ml theni to tua
m.l -
I'.vaanl Woul.l havr apokrn. hut aula)
chovi-il tlir wunla In hia tbroat. Mtnr. ile
Iat.lea.llea aiuilral aaail'.
"fio iu.iv, my la.y," aaiil ahr. "I know
you. yu have ma-l lo promiaa-mr n-KbiUK
Yuuwiilla tn Imoml aa you have al-
v Uvj-iiu a !.!er brother, a-a neroua, Ua
l.Teai and Ull ll'l-ll."
Uut tier Voire falla-al her. That ulk'btsht
W.ta ili-nii,
::ly a f-w maxitha hail k,-our. wha-o that
tl.ua al.e fenml b.-xl raitnr to pa, tA-Bn'-U'l
a wife thr pnxul llelene ila IjU-
geoila a W .la rliaiart-a 10 the Wlltt of (ja
lon ilr Ijvrry.
rat-.tl l.a I at-en It rorainif day hy day.
11 lit wb.il rami. I l.r do Hint ha had
aaaiht to ahovr Ilr I jrrry to rUlmolwl In
In true ro'.ora. lo paiul Inn aa a man al
w c ileapn al.ir and formidable, unworthy
V lar rati lie. I in hi bouar. Hut Edinoud
Lad lirowu i .'ry and rrfuard hucnanaeia
1 btn. tnml.la-. and hurt, be had held hla
I'm, but faithful lo I be will oaf Mue. da
IIIWraiila-a, He walt'.iaa -lo are TV Uvrry
Laair l,ar lnui ..-.t.l lll..,.u
ll no loiiya r a,-.kt of murnliiK to
i ,.", i.iir.i,,
I -an a, prt-ri rrniK, aha a.ilil, while In Paaaal ra.lally ra-aMmilral. "Had my wifa
IlltKirnilui. Il.r rrtin-mrnt of I Jlliurolli-a. bta-n, like yaaira, a (.lllliy a.iiae, wiMiel
Aa f-ir Klin. .n l. he aawa! hia ilaya aa you m have ilrawa'id my honor In the
liaiul, huui.iiK, ataa.iiu4 hlniaa lf in the mud Anal la my I or la-aui valuable lhau
life i-lvinx lirraaili of the waaala. Ami ymira, M. le fanntr"
ra-r aUy, t s r.ia-ul knew It well, the "I waa mwaral-a rtmard, 1'aaral; ytMi
inoiiieiil ilrrw iirnnr nu.l iirnn-r-llrlnie eaiuhl lo hate killed nir! Iil inha-i. ir
woul.l yield, fortfel her duty aa a wife ami don, pardon and aparv mr in the laiim of
Kive up the atruiule The iilanee, the my niothrr:" rUlmoiid addral npiralliily.
Woral a(Kikrn ill a i-rrlaiii faahhai. the tin-1 lu thr name of hla mothi r, anloo t ti la)
Ki-riiiK baud rl.i at part Inn -I'oaa nl aaw unworthy anil I'naaal waa lni.ve.1 in apilr
it all. aaw that Ila Uvrey wna alowly hut of hilnaa lf. Aunlu llir Voiie of Mine, ilr
urely winning ibe young wife from brr Ijimjrailla-ai, hia benefiii trv, tmpliiinl him
bualmnd'eaiile. , from hrr da-nthlaal: "Watt hover billion.!,
And now. tnniu-ht, ahr had pmmlara! her- I'ltaaal," alio liml anid. "Stand nlaaja la
at lf to lillll. Tina very rvrliliiK, Willi hie twra-n him ai d aormw; lar to bun alw a a
oan rya-a, br had aaa-ti tin-in In rarb ihrr'e aa you have rvt-r la-en an rider hmttia-r,
arrna. It wa. I he lirt wi-aknraa, the tlrat grnrroua, dwoleal mid uiiaa ll'.ah'."
atep. It wa-tune lu ai t. A wave of the old love awrpt rraiatleettly
Saiftly, with the atrp of a tut, IWal over bun. a lliaal i.f pity fur Una limn la
Klidel lownnl the tan l.nera, w ho, with fore him. who liml atrivrn to take from
arm atill ttiterl.ia-rtl, vaarr lalkiliK in a hilll all that ana da-ara-at to him lulhe
low v.in-r M. ale Uvrey wna uri;inK, world -lie. a uiant in airriiKth and uiorila.
Ili li ne llaleliin.-, if not ) ia-hliii. w hoaiHil.l have t rualiaal with our hand lb. a
"Hut w hy tomorrow, Ha-la-ur" rrital Ie puiiy wrakliUK rowrriliK ba-fore him.
I.lvn-y; "why nlwnya tomorrow Why ( "tiai!" he a-anl. aiulileiily; "no ipurkly :'
thru -I fmin you till thru the hnppiuraa And while Kdinoiid llaal like a linrr
bow in your ur.i-p'" through the taiik'lrd underuraiwth IWal
Hie ahivi rad via.h'y, ha-aitatial anal waa lran to t-nll out with hla atroliK, roluiat
lit! i luiiiia: "Hallo! Ilallo-o-o! 1 liia way.
"Si le It; have it r.t you will, Iht n!" ahe liallaMMi!"
fried out aiiii.ii iilv. " know w bnt it will
roat mi-, hut it ahall la-ua yo.i aay. Tolil;ht
nt Vi o ilia k, nt the window of my nin;
the i h itea'l will la iilu t, no one awake I
toiiii-!"
ll wna u t.Vlia k, liluht in autumn, a
ahnrp liria e ri-in. Ilrh lie n-tuniial lo
the aail.HI W'bere I 1 1 1 la an 1 ant nilalilltf. She
aa laa lialMiatail .liil al. 1 1 ,-r I n . "a,lnri,a aaaal
iuthriiir." ahr di-a laml; "ahe wna wrnry,
tiai. mi. I iIioiikIiI i f KoiiiK lo tail nl oiler."
M. ilr l.ivn-y nrnvt-al lu hia turn.
"Vi-a. the wi-ntha r had ra-rt lilily rhnliKeal;
It waa uoiuK tu ram, and rain ill torrent a.
He tun l hurry lo reunln hia lu-rmitnur."
Ila lelie, aa ahr Inul Mid, went at onrr lo
lirr rhmiilat-r. Then at ht-r wimlow the
luiliulta art-imal to her lo tmwl by like
yt-ant, A wa-iifht i f anu-ui-ll oppn-aaHal her
In-art. Aicainiiud lauain ahr lileueil w il h
irniural i-iir. Not a aouud l.mke tlie til,
iaaat. Sain, her rVea na-llalaiunal to Ihr
ilnrkneaa, ahr wna ahle In illatiliuui-h dim
ll- llirouili tliaa liitiiil tha aalla-t'a Ira.a-a ami
I hie Lei a i,f I he lairL A II I baa a-batrao llattr !
Waa Wrapara ill aia-p.
The hour of tlir n n leniua nppioai-hral.
At hial it aailimlaal twelve aolriuil atnikra
Then, aiulileiily. almrply, tlinniuh Ihr ai-la-iiif
, a allot ratitf mil. I la-la lir, ht-r hnml
tin her ha art. hata-md nml wnita-al, her fair
luia lai I h" tilaaa, k.uiiik anil .
lla lnw, ul theia'.feof thr wiaal, llir little
raittaur nrat led ill t he midat if thr Inn
raanl Hula-ii atnalr toward it rapidly, l.a
hand atill rliilrhiliK llrmly the alia k of hia '
He ra-rt! hnl it; a li'lit a hone from
Ihr wimlow. Wlmt did it mraii lie h-ul
told t'etiftte I hat hr wna on t hr trail of
polarher ami tfoillK lo W ntell ill thr woaal.
M-rbupa, nil liiuht lorn:. Why, then. Wao
t'a-iieltr not iialia-p I'tair little una-! She
waa afraid, d.iulil Iraa, fur the man ahe
Invi-d - hera wrru often wlrkral, ami
avi-iifea tlielnaa-hea on Ibe keer who
tmileal I hem.
Allntome the aoiind of voira-a rrnrhral
Pnaa-nTa ear. I'a-m-tte wna not ulolir. thru.
1'llaa III lialelli-al.
"Hill. I'l-m-ttr. (Vm Ilr. why rraial mr
loiiui-r Simv I'iiM-al ia to p.-iaa the muht
out.iile. wbut lire you nfniid off
v.. a.r '
hllppltla-aa
yoliraalf."
"And I
anawrn-al
I tell Jim. ili-amla aailely u.ii i
' H M. rjlmiMid." (Vnrtte
firmly. " but I have told tui
nunni n.ei nKniii. i mn i inve iiwni, Him
I'llaa-nl amlv. If I upelleal the diair to Toil I i a 11 t.
thia rvn.il,.,. It . Ia, .. I 1,-lirvr.l i n",ml HlchT'1 U,'"- MtT
that ilwn.her.luruinif.wliilry..upn.llllAbout )'",r M,", ,,ulf "H"
hy hia n Wini. nml your kmml.alr of thr workinif iu tlm liaft of a coal mine with
liea-a-aaii i.-a i.f hla work to take me lay aur- Hintt otln-r turn, blaatllin Ma.k. Tlieile
priar. lio, (.-. I Ia n of you, la-fore I'naaal t.'uatsl, after tilt) allot were ready, told
n-tunia." (j1B ti,,.r turn to (jot into the hoppt-r.
"Itef1.it.reii.-tte; will ynu atill n-ftiae. u then whta.,l Hie filar ri.iiiiH.-t.il
when I any to you that otherwiae
..: ...i. ..I t
I will1
.liailliaa .nil. .ran.t ..IT aa-rv 111-.- I
"And do ou think. M. Ir Cumtr, Hint !
I'av al w ill not nk you why you at-ml Inul
..!
awavT i
"Hut, (Vm-tlf, Im n-aaiHinblr ami (,-entlr. to tut off obit, hut tlie otln-r were too
Voiir n-alainni-r ia aenat-ltaa. hare loved far burtiiil. The otlit-r liit'll ia-KatJ Imu
you for a Unit lime" to jrive the aiKiial to ttw-i-iul and gvt into
"Ami I. M. le l omlr, love I'aaral. m . the hopa-r. hut he e-lid: "No. I will t.y
ir.'.""".1 i .. ti i. win-re I am. It ia better for one man
, :!::.. .1--T,M1-tu j;- -; jr f -
With avltfon.ua throat of thr ahouldrr ! I"'1" o'Knl to ant'eiiil and the other men
the d..rllewoa n nml I'nai-nlplunuiilln. w,'r " to the top, and iiajn after
Cem-ite with ehiapa-d huiula lliniK ba-raa-lf Ciill pulli'd the aiKnul wire und they
In-fore him. IVm nl drew In r ti-mlerly to j went down tn him and found him bud
hia nrma. y injured about the head, lie hud
"My pin ion, little one!" murmiirral he cmnlM11l frH.-tnre of the aktill. and rw
fondly; t Inn lurmiiK lo KjIiiii.iiiI. for rjl- ,,,i ... .,,. i i ,i, l..-..ii,.l l.i
.1 Vi. . -..'never sot over hia
a liar aaam., aaniaa-, a ia-in 111 ii(, at .'..aaatr ...
abiii-t t.-rmr:
"Saoiiiidn-l!" aalil br; "w lint have I done
to you that Voll ahuiild aa-rk to takr from
me all thnl I hold d.-nrvat iu Ihr world
llt-rauar I am air, do you think that I
have not a heart like you And beraiiar
thia Ma.r Kirl here haa neither liur tlrraara,
wraith nor jewel, do ynu la-lie ve that you
roil Id buy lirr with your miai-rnblr gohl
M. de I jii.h'e.illi-a, your ow n imKbrr would
aaiirn you ti.lii'ht did ahr know the drral
thut you hnvr aouuhl to do lu tliia houar!"
KUIinoud liml thoiiuht for a inomriit that
Paaanl would throttle him inatnutly with
hia almtiK hnml; hut areluK the ilanner
pal. he In-uiiii to n-iiain a little imiraue
"And to think." ra an meal thr gaine
krt-pa-r, thut while you ramr to atenl my
happiuraa, I wna protia tlliK your. You
aouuht to tunke of my wife nu niiwillliiK
vli liin, nml ymira-uiii-a hrraa-if. You do
Hot l.-lieve It. . t il ia truth I tell you
.Mine, de I juitfrtilli-a hna a lover "
t-Ulmoiiil i aH,l na uml.-r thr lali of a
whip.
"You lie!" lie I Heal.
"1 lie. do l" I'.'iaral returned l-t ween
rllni'linl ln-tli; "rome, then are for ymir-rlf:-'
Anil aa-UiuK Kdiuaind'a arm hr drauknl
him oiitaide into the w.aal and thnuiU
tbe patba r ii nil i ii at nmuiirf the trrr and
lirirn.
All at onrr M. dr I jiiimnlli-a- -Ihr cloud
hn'iint maai-i under Ihr freaheniim wind
aaw iu thr rla-nr mia.nlitiht a him k maaa
air. t Inil on thr uniuml.
It waa a laaly. ,
"A da-ad man hrrr'" crtnl he.
" ra,"hau I'naa al: "M. de I.lvrry, who
hail a n-mla-nvi.ua at I'.' toniuht with Mm,
dr Ijnm.a.llea. Hut I wnlehtal and walti-d
for him; I hnd innrn to your mother to
fiinrd your iappim-aa, nml thia"-ton. h
iiiKlbe K'iu in hi hau.l-' la why M. de
I.ivn-y ill. I not kn-p hi npHiiiitineiii with
mailnmr, your wife."
I'narara voii-r waa hiirrieal, uaiit ii.at. trr
riblr. And juat thru, tlm.uk-li the atill
liiaa'i.t. rame thr aouud of aliouia, haila and
crna. The n-port of the uuu hail atartleal
thr rhata-ati peoplr; the) were rouard and
at-iin hliiit the wiaal in all diret-tiotia. In
tile IllillUta-aa, prrhl.a, Ihi-y would be at
the aaat where Ihr two 11. ell ataaal.
I'aaa-al aliaiara aiuhlenlv. rummaural tbe
dead man a keta, and ilrrw out aaili.r
.npa-r. Kdmoiid i.mh a our larw ilil.-rral
Thr paar wrrr Iriirra Mmr. dr I.nu
irinlla-a' letter, aa I "natal had brli.va-tl a. el
fearral.
"See!" anid hr, throating1 thrm Into VA
motel a hands "thraai w -II roiiTinc yoti if
y.wi atill doubt!"
Tbe atvpa of thr aa-an brr Dow were
plainly diatli.Kuiati.tlilr.
"t'ome. M. de I jniireaillra., raaral rr
nmr.it) "paue j.airwlf ami laa a m.o
Tbry are t-annlliK: JtMt will Ijre loexplain.
and yt will ay to Jour arrvanU: 'Slj
wife 1 fala to mr. I have killed Let
lover! "
Ktlrnotv(Thrw up kia hand with a
feat lira, nl Terror.
'for fiod aake no. raaral. Do, Dot
that! Kill m if you will, but do cot dia
tpnor net I aiu kuiIit; I bat Uharee
like a aa-a,iirr. know It, l.ut tin na-t. I
a ....l a.. , 1. 1- l. -.
a- aa a ifu. aiiitariiiaa aaiai ai a ilia pnaiaaar
"Had you .ty for inr avihila a-jo, alr"
Ile waa aiirroumlaal In a inomriit. Paa
ral Minttl to le I.lvn y a laaly, lyiiitf
w here It haul fallen.
"U'r were wnlchllitf for muu hera," anid
hr; "M. tie Uvrry and I. Wo aurpriaail
one. M. ile I.lvn y triaal to aa-ie him; the
aaai lu-r llrvtl-M. de l.lvn-y fell." Traiia
latail for Ar-onnut fnun the I n-uiU
The Itaamaii'a tVaal uf TaMle.
It waa imiraj lu Ihr an-hilrt-lural delaila
Hint the llomiin wunl of taatr ahoHi-d It-aa-lf.
and thollath tbry wrrr at Ural content
to ropy the lirerk innhliiifa and riiru h
lllellla alllliaat Willi nlaaolllte flila-llly, )rt
the Komau rriivinu for rh hiit-aa of a lies t
aaam leal ihrm to rover all the varlnua
liieinla-ra of the nil alilal lirr with rlnlairate
aiirfn.r oriiiiineiit. a very (in-nt artialio
luiainkr, aa llir plain. Hat molilinxa ami
111 let a, rati ll'liu Ihr huht alnniK-ly. arrvral
a very liua,rliint puraaar in M-lliuuuff lr
rolitrnat thr lllira of alark hollowa ami
ilellrnle aurfaav i lirn hineiila whirli Ibe
lina-ka appliaal to a fa n-of the memla-r
uuly.
The aliuht romtnrmmit'iil of thia dr-radi-lii-e
lu tnte tun la- ara-n rvrn Id tlir
very Kph-mlid and well ili-aunnl inriiiieof
IheTt-mpIr tif Couconl; it hna prot;rraaral
further in thr mniii-e of the Temple of
Vrapnainn, iu w liirh one of thr t-onunfiarut
Into abort tipriitbt lliitiuiia, and the lnw.-r
rKK and dnrt mi-mla-r ia run-re. I w ith t-lali-
urate aurfni-r oriiniii. iit Ijilrrnn. In Ihf
N-roml and Tliinl t enlliriea. thia ixrraj.ivr
uaaa of orunmetit wua rarried further at 111,
till rvery aiuulr nirmla-r lu Ihr rairnii-e wna
oftt-n mvrrt-al with inrn hnniita, having
lio plain aurf.niaa to relieve thr rye or In
llivr lunula of hriulit lilit. A rt-mnrknblr
example of thia la Ihr Very la-iiiitifully ev
mitral rornii-r, Inkin from aome linn t
earlier l.ililillliit, whirh wna liaaal hy Max
rlitiua todiaairnlr thrihairof tlir ta-mple laj
liia aain Komiiliia. "Ili inallia of Am-lelit
Home."
A Uert vl Ibe lulura.
Iliatory rtt'ord the unat-lIUh dreda
ml the bravery of our oldicm iu time
of dancer. and future hiatorv will riH-ord
tli hraverv of our workiiirti w lioeiirn
their daily lireud amid (,'renl dimmer and
iuiininmt ixril. An inqiiatt waa held
ul .,, u u, llriL.h..u ....iii.ivr.ir.
.... pMrr , si II..I..... ...........
Kith
the allots und then ol into the
.
"'I'.-
Ile fiiiirinl lie hud (,-lven the
"'""X
liooiH-r
aiK'nal ami juinM-. out of the
llopia-r 10 i-ui oil inr iiiaa-. i iu lliuunKt-u
I - a a ..t ..... t II ....I
never got
Lttlicet.
injury. Loudon
Hpanlarala aa Hhoplinera.
Spiiniurd are now aald to be numt
predominant aiuoiit; the i-riminula ar
rested for HteulniK in lar-e aliot, or
povket picking on nu-e courtes or at
Kreut public KitthoriiiK. Several Ila
riaiut have la-en l aiinht pure anaU-hiiig
at the (iitiK'Tliread fair, and there have
juat aplH-uml before the olii-e court
two men and two women fnun over the
Pyrenees who prm-tired ahopliftiti)r on
a lare M-ale. The Spuninrda, who bad
been auaiectea of xM'ket pirkillK in the
Jardin d'Acclimututiun, were doKi-d by
deturtive, who kw thi-in niter the
G rumls MiiKunina da Louvre. They
drove to the place in hired victoria
the Jehu of w hu h wa one of the men.
After haviiiK reinaiiietl for awhile in the
hop they aaw that they were beiiitf
watched, no they left the place, entered
their vehicle and were conveyed to the
lrinteiui.
Thither the detective followed them,
and although he hud no ocular proof
that the Spaniard atole anything be ar
rented the lot, the driver of the victoria
being aeiiail by a policeman who had re
ceived instruction to oWrve hi move
ment. Under the cuahioiit of the ve
hicle were found three larye piece of
ilk which had been attdt-n from the
Lonvrehnii and were valued at a little
over forty tind. Loudon Telegraph
Eacllsh Krpurlrr Mast IU Maralastl.
There are to Is? no inorumnse in the
English jminialisiu of the future. A
ss-iul committee of the institute of tbe
prof, ssion bo preiureal a n-s.rt in
which it is recoiumeiuled that candidate
for ailmisaioii b. meiula-rship must puna
an examination in the English language,
English liternttire, Lugliah roiiatitutioo
and isilitical hiatorv. isditiral and t.livai-
r.l if,,-ri.!.hv Thev must also Imva a
mtmoient knowletlge" of Latin, cither I b"n " "' "' " ''"" ""
French and Oermnn. and "W,m. ao- ,tl i'"Z','n,r? I-I"''"""",
. . .. ' iii . with a fla-ry rlaxiuetue ami indomitable
qtiatntance w.th uuiveraal hlU.ry. anrt' ,, . tb..,p.o f, tbe op-
Uut pet-pap Hie most iiii.rtnt rrc-iprew) rii. Tbouh the authorltlaas
otunienilatinn of all is that every candi- tmf ami an-mn tried u la.inirt him for
date hall be rxumitin! in "The I'nnci- prriiua( reva.lutiiKiary pmtaaifnnda, he at
pleaof the Law of Newspa-r Libel." J wa), nianaunl to free blnasrlf sa acroainl
Tin U certainly a ser. and any Jajor-1 of hi tha-srotixb knowleditrof the law. Ile
Daliat who tH-crr.la in af) -wing Uiat he found Sicily tbe moat fertile Arid for Lie
haa mastered the law of libel will be teaching arid traveled li.ts-saaiitly fnm
well worthy of all the honor which hia place o place. tjJy,- to the people and
rollraarnra ran brstow.-I'l Mall Bud- . arll then, lo shof their manhood lo re-
frt.
Raaxwlaf Olal araaalaltuaeas.
"Hy tbe way. you rr member Mi -a Krrl-lej-r.
whom au many of the buy went
wud over, don't you V
"Ye, and I ud to think he waa a girl
that deserved a good bualsaod "
-Well, I mat-riod her."
"Your You aacoolsa m C'blcagoTrlb-aae.
V k.
Causes of the Uprising In the
Land of Lemons.
RI KIItn TIIUOI t.ll ItKVOI l TION.
ppreaaaaal bv :tlertluaale Taaallaaaa the
I'vaaaalrt leaalllr t apaaaaral tbe I'rlaa I
plraaaf fuMMUMlam t'aw Tbry treTha.r
uglalt llrgaaaUeal anal lrraarral lut'lgl.t.
Thr nontax war iu Sk'll) Kniw a auur A
rrvnlut lotinry movement which tiinntrii
the overthrow of thrnmatliutloiinl k-.ivern-Ilirlit
tif llal) la apn-aalliiK like w ililllre all
uvrr thr ialnml. For at la-aat Ibn-e molilli
paat there baa laeen liita-iiae aitivily ainoiiit
Ibe ultra nialiral aicilalona, who havetrnv
elnl through the country onllmu on t he hi
ple to tbn.w olT the yoke of servility and
uriciiiat tht-m to n-voll. It la arnm-ly liea-ra
aary toaa y that inch ad v ire haa lalli u uu fer-
tiKri tv rrt.ti t
tllrfc-rouinl. Sii ilynl brat hna nrvrr hern rnn
aidenalan An-adiaof law and onl. r. On the
other hand, rohla-ry ami lliunler arralmoat
limkeal UMin aa la-Kitimntr tnrauaof aulaaiat
rniT. The ialnud hna alwnya lai-n thought
of aa the very paradiar of the brininl. and
tbe proplr rainiilve with and every way ru
coliraur Ihi claaa of ritin-ua.
The iuhahitanta of Sicily w ill receive the
aympathy of the worlil in Ihnr endeavor lo
better their wn-tcheal rtimlitloii. any a the
t'hirngo Herald. The paa.n-r iloaaar have
for nue lain the li'Kitimnt.i prey for the
richrr. Thry have lai-n hiinleu.il with the
moat exorbitant taxation, while the richrr
have rarnMil without any. I'orruption I
rife whrrrver tlirre 1 au ollltvholdrr, petty
or iiuM.rtaut: jualla-e I a Inrre nna kery,
imply ilieiiiliii on who ran uivr the
Inrueal brilie. Tbrae tnniiifold urievaureaa,
atrarian, muuiviml and other, havr laing
been the curse of the ialnud, and it I no
womlrr I lint it im.ple now rmlrnvor to In
inaluee n-form throunh n-voiition.
tine of the moat artive aitltntora is Depu
ty ttiliarpe lie fr'elirr, llie a-inliat la-ntlrr,
and the novrriniirnt wna finally ii.mrtl.il
to arrrat him. Hi liupriaoiiiut-iit wa the
aiatiinl for a llerce rim, and the mob storm
til the priaon, only to find Hint their leader
bail Ism takrn rlaewln-n-. Thouaauda of
workmen and others iaradeal Ibe alni-laof
l'alermo rarryiiiK Imnnera w ith n-rolullou-nry
liiarription nud shouting: "Down with
taxes! H urmh for bla-rty and n-volutlou!"
.Majutra. a towuof aome I j.'xJ liihahltaiita,
waa the sai ne of the first bhssly cainftict.
The tnsis that were cnlli-d out totlisprrae
the rioter were put lo llinhi, and iiiiiny of
the naildirr Joitiral the llinli. All the pub
lic buildinua were bumnl, nml theaohlier
wrrr prrvi-nltil fnun reaching- their bar
rni k. A reirular Imtllewa foiiuht durliiK
the liiuht, ill which V (wiiple were killeal.
In I'retniM-ria the luou aarkeil and pluu
derail the house of the wealthier i-luasra,
killiiiK nny one w hoofTa-ml rvaaiatniu-e.
It l simple enouuh lo II lid theraureof
all this trouble. l(uriii the last few year
the rna lu the ialnud have la-en almost a
total failure; alaaolute distrust of llie poli
tician; enormou laxr to aiipiairt the
"armed ieace," and llrat and last tbe sys
tem which Koveru Ibe auric-nit urnl Inter
est iu Sicily. Any promiuriil inrticulnr
branch of Industry doe not exist in the is
land. The land I owned by a few noblemen
who live lu Koine or Palermo ami who lea-
their rstalea to capital!! known aa "Vale
ellortl," or tax exlortera. Theaa. lu ihair
turu dividr the estnlr and sublet them lo
"aubKnbrllotti," who nain Iraaelhe sole
dlvideal land pircemeal lo Ibe iieaaaiita, or,
If you wiah, fnrmera. Tbe-a- hitler are most
banirfully blul. Thry are pt-nuittnl to
relain only one quarter of their crutm, do
matter how Hs.r the yield may he. iu ad
dition to this thry are coinpelletl to pay an
enormou tax and provide theinaelve with
real and the net-rauilie of life. Ilcalllrral tti
the misai abji-ct ivrrty, the estate owner
"patlnme" soin.-ilinra Irnda thrm money
at SO -r rent a year.
The day Inlaorer'a lot la even worse, if
uch a IklliK la possible. The lowest Chi
nese oot.ly live In luxury compared with
the 8icilinu dny laborer. The result of all
' t rrnr;n Hinr
iK II.IAM liKVOl.t TIHMT1I rtiMU.usrn TO
PKATH.
this I that airlrulturr, which lathe chief
support of Sicily, ha hrtomr totally nil lied.
The petty fanner and aautry are held
iu complete slavery hy the capitalist and
land owner. The -rinl Kovrmniriit com
missioner for the public welfare, Director
General Setiaalrx, baa openly .lea larral that
the condition of the Sicilian auriculturisla
and peasant a la saaudaliHia and worae than
that of any other country iu the world.
It waa w hile Ibe misery waa al ita hel-ht
a few yrar ao that thr brilliant lawyer.
Incat deputT and now impriaameil. Teller,
........ . a. I .. I ......... a...a.fua tat avl.u-n
tbry wrre autijaartrd. He t.fta-n went dia-'
fruisrd aa a prieat fT fear of taring arreste.1.
He I lotakral ufn tua (jantaaidl, though
of a different atamp.
It ia tbrouKb hla r (Tort a that tbe varlon
lalsar uniooa numln-r today over Sli.Vl) :
men. Thr movement la saariaiiatic, though
only tbe Iraalera have a comprehensive
knowledge of theoretical nriaiiam. The
iKnuraims lo ..niy la something appalling.
5
mm.
arr una". Ir to n-aid airaariiC) For tlirsa-In
borauiA'iaaaa-a a.s i;,lia:ii t a veritable a'11
prl. wirTih Ihr) blindly la-llrte ami rill
i.raaw with all Ibe aauiihrrti a.iramllin-pa-tiig.ily.
The i, I in n ,f an Ideal colli mil
nity where t lurr won h la-in It her rich nor
pia.r, ami alaur all no "tax lai-clii-," and
where they mitilit f.ir oniv Kit a square
meal, la w hal has iniiaral thrill lo rebel.
Tbry alwmlnmil Ihr church when Ibe
t hun b alwmloinal ihrm. Tbry iniiat have
a rrlilloll. Nainllaln la now theirs.
Hy fnr thr moat aiw. rful liiiprloa to till
niovrmclll ia Klttti by ll.r women. They
arr nlnioat f. nn n.iia lu their rulhiiaiaaui
ami rin brai-r ih. ir new n liuion w ith a fer
vor Hint know a no la. uu. la. They arr Ibe
llloat eliaplellt mill fenrla-aaaienkrr, pfrnch
iliat wnr niinliiat thr "ln I) rants ' and tbe
rich. They know no fear nml thniw thrill-M-lvra
la-twa-eu llieir men nml llir IwyoiirU
of the aoldii-ra iliiriiiti Ihr iiuiiieniua riota
When aaaa inlisl Ir.valer roina-a lu a country
plnrr, the women airrw Ib.wrra Is-fore hilll
nml strive for the privila-K of kissing his
hnml.
tlriuinally mlica-iitrntiiia their amer on
the lulllili iutl rlavtioiia, which thry virtu
ally imitnil In t'atuuia, Alcntiio, Arau.ni
ami elsewhere, tba-s.- workuii-u ami nsni.l
oritaiiKatloua have icra.lually dev.-loNal
Into oalily rrvolutiotinry sasuiira, Willi
'"Kipinllty" and "Klubt nataiuat cnpital ami
pn-a. nl Kovrriiim-ni" iiiacriUiloii their Imu-
III! a.
Thr all Miwrrfiil central iiuninltter iu
I'alrrmo, w Inch 1 In close roiiini tlou w uli
tlir hea.liiiart. ra of the Italian lalair party
In Milnno. n.iiaiaia of nine nirmls-r, tbn-e
for I'nlermo and one for each of tbe aix
ot lirr pn.v lure. The chirf leader la liari
bald! llanti., only '.'? years old, but a splm
did orniiier and orntor. Ilr I the riifht
hand of Krlia-e, mid, like the lalter, llnle-
fniliinble iu Ins rlforta to In iliac alsuil a
romplt-tr n-voiiitioii iu the pn-sa-ut sysit-m
of taxation ami for the rlt-vatiou of the
common rlaaar.
lu raae Una reutral committee should be
arreatrtl il baa a secret reserve committee
lot-all Umiii in sin Ii rmeritenry. All mrui
la ra aif tlir variona sis irtirs havr a roininou
sia.li ami utaswonl, ami their nraiauiitntion
I so tiiillplelr thai tal mobilize their force
lakes lea tune tlmn ia Iicavasary for the
n -uular saildu r. Tb. y have a M-cret s.lice
W Inch keeaa the tMtullllttee p. t til on the
lta.ltla.-a af he ailt liorit Ir. ('iilllllllllllalll it
olieof Ibrir fiimlaiuelital prlnrlplr. If a
member aulTer any haut,the n-ai make ll
gissl lllllneallalely. The orunnllntloii ha
opt-uiil evetiiiiu schoul aud Kive ll
etrn.iAX AiiiTAToti iiisnrtxico a a mm;.
tr free medical atlendniire and M pcf
ra nt millet loll on drill!. Kiileiiainuient
are given to brum people toilet her, "ami
Hill the workman iMiiimraaaan-ialiat with
out mil icing ll," a lhacoexpreasea It tai a
newaui-r mail. Kvrry trade has Ita union,
ami the dilTen-iit prnsnul sections form a
common Maaaiit union.
The Influential ami popular leader, n.-
co, say that the Uiriaiii' of Ibe ieopt
auainst their oppressor will not reaae un
til a decisive victory aicainst all Injustice
In taxation and elaew here i acconipliaheal.
Kor him and hi follower there exist but
two classes the Icea he mill their victim.
Ile vow hloaaly revenue unless the rich dl
gortce their illicit plilliih-r obtained by cruel
extortion in taxt-a and Inlsir. ThrSicillau
cry for Jii-llar find ll synipnthetlc echo in
ninny other countries, where, though bet
perhnM iu so inarkeal a drifl-ee, the uiaaaee
of the people are biinlennl with unrvriily
ilialribiitnl taxalion; where tlie rich laud
ow ner n hi fnt n-rrnur w it hunt pni-
IKirtioliate coulribiitlou to tbe public fund,
twill Indeed lie iiitrrraliuK to watch for
the result of Ihi emphatic drinaud for
etiial right coming fnun such an unex-prc-ttil
quarter aa Sicily. A live spark near
a Miwaler InaKaxine raiinot he more ilanijer
oil than the sit lint Ion In Sicily 1 lo the
lability of the Italian government.
Mr. Wealaaak)' ArUlorralle Ilea.
At thefurm of Mr. Maurice Weuhniky,
of Albany, a i'lyinoulh llixk lien had
laeen act on silted! -gg thirtewn of
which were riymouth Kia-k egg" and
the other three egg of a common bnasnl
of cbii ken. The motherly old hen
hutched out the whole aixterli, but when
they were all able to run almut accord
ing to her clucking ahe mi'iiml to rye
the three little alien auspiciously. That
Hi'ldy disapproval the mixture of the
breed waa at once evinced by the acorn
ful manner assumed, and aoon ahe
howeal It in an emphatic way by falling
viciously on the three itrangera aud
putting ludden and violent end to
their young live. Cor. Atlanta Con
stitution. A Newapaper la aa Karlhataaka.
i'mbably no issue of a newaiper waa
ever put in t)'e under more trying cir
cumstance than thia issue. The type
waa badly pied, and aa it waa put in
position it waa nccaary to wedge it
aec-urely to keep each h.K.k from undo
ing the work of day. The coiuptatitora
tissl bravely at their poata, even in mo
inenta of the greatest danger, when the
brick wall threatened to rollaie and
bury them in the ruin. We were com
pelled to move our ofllre after Thors
day't ahiM-k, and much more damage
waa done, but wr, after all, were do
luvrd but three or foftr hour with our
edition. Dixon (Cal.) Tribune.
Taaat Heavy ta faa llaawa.
A roreaK.nleiit w-imN the following
tiitiaal. sta.rv fn.i.i laii. .later, whirh we
n -. j - -
.l,.a.'t l-.la..arM. a.SU.v.v,. ,u... .,.n tX' . la.r
C. Hanly notia i that a lot of ta npenny
bail he bail in a slied were disapear
ing, ami he yesterday ilisaovrrral that
about three pound of the nailihad been
earned to an ele Tatnl place by one of
hi tiigeaiti and tisa-l in building a nest."
i'bilada-lphia lralger.
Twenty ine ihurchea and i ha pa Is in
Englaml were strut k by lightuing last
ummer. An authority d lit that IM
per cent, of the lightning condncttin
now in use are in an urali. factory coo
dition.
Tlie exact lite of the famous ULaa k
Hole of (Urutta. long (uppiaBed to be
laaet, haa lately been reduacovi-rrai in the
Courae of exravatuig the foundation of
building in Old fort William.
Seventeen and fifteen yean were the
rwepast-tire age of a young co.iple who
eloprd and got married at LaigelWd,
8, C, one day laat waek.
Am m
'j! "'sl
Q
fill; ATliA.NTIC CAULK
THE 8T0RV Of MOW IT vVAS uiD
RETOLDBV CYRUS W FIELD
J
Munry. Time anal l.alaa.r attub Inlw the
llralha tal dial IH-ra Hrfaare aa)rreaa
Ma Allalnral - How Ilia Ureal r.aalera
al l.aal I lal the Vtaar.
The )rnr I v.; an at the rable on lawtnl ol
twoabipa formatted by Ibe tfovrnimriita
tf Knulaiiil ati-l the l lnli.t Slali-a w tin h
put laa aa a, bill Ii a. I hanl I y Kot imare ttanu
J inila-a from tin- aiiia-t aif Inlan.l w lieu
Ihr inhle bra. kr nml Ihr) liaal lo return
Saiemlaal thr III t r v a-.ll lull
The laa- t ja-nr we tried ni;ain. ami
tboilk'lit wr ca.tihl aliinliii-b thr ilillli-iill y
ami thr ilaiia.'i r by la-k'Uiiiliui In thr mi. I
dlrof llir Atlantic, anal t here apln inn the
cable, w ben I he t wo aliipsabouhl anil rnl
ward ami w.-at wnnl till tbeyaliouhl lnm
t he two ell. la a. Ii t he opaaaile aliorea This
plan wna rnrrml mil They rem hail unit
is-enn, ami aplu -uu ihr calali-a Iia-at tier llir
sbiia la-re aw ay for ln-laml nml New fotiinl
land, but bml not pmr a huinlnil inili-a la
fore thr cnlalv bnakr St-vrral lime at a
Iritil It, with thr aamr n-stilt Then a
storm nnaar. iu w hl. b our of thrahiia tlir
Aaimiiriniioii. aaiiir n.-nr faatitialrriiig. ami
at Inat all were clrnl to nil snfrly Iwta
again into Ihr shelter of mi KnK-lili a.rl
I went to I j.n. I. in lo nlteml a tnrctliiK of
IhelManial of ilirai tora It waa not a very
rbeerfnl niretiiii. tin every fair waa a
bsak of diaapiHiintnirtit. Some tbouuht
that we liml iloiie rverylbltig Unit brave
turn ranihl do, ami Hint maw it wna lime to
lop. To make allot her attempt was folly
ami mail nean.
Sai at roll k waa Ihi feeling Unit w hen Hi
more resolute of u talked of n-new Ing Ihr
attempt, the vice prrsnleiit nsae aud left
the room.
It wa then that we took roaiMKr from
deapmr We had fnllnl aln-ady. we could
liol do worse than fail snalnl Tbt-rrwnaa
pisaaibillly of siui-eaa, it was Inderal a fur
lorn hoie, but we would try It,
Aitniu the ahlw put to ra, hut there wa
Utile riithiiaia-.ui. fur Ihrre wrre few In
either hem i-.ph.-re who rxs-ctel atiythlnn
but a reetitlon of our formrr rXM-rirncr
Such waa Ibe ainte of the public mind
when, on tbe .'ihof AiikusI, wa. It was
mlalriily flosheal over the country that the
Ningnra hail reacheal Newfoundland, while
llie Aatnmrmnon hnal reacheal ln-laml. an
that the expedition wa a complete uc
ces.
The rrvulalon of feeling waa all the
(renter fnun the prevlou deapondrnry
and for a few week evcrybaaly waa wild
with excitement.
Thro the mraaaAgr grew fewer anal faint
rr, till al Inat tin y ceased allogrlher Thr
vuli-e of the lira wrre dumb.
Then came a rracliou. Many felt that
thry haul been deceived and Hint uo inr
anuiw bml ever rnsaaral Ihr Atlantic, (lib
rr, while ailmittlug Hint there had been a
few linakrn message, yet coiicludrd fnun
the auddrn failure Hint a deep sea cable
must Is? siilijaa t to audi lult-rriiplioiia that
It could never be rell.il Uhii a a mean ol
communlratioti la-lwreii I he rami llirlit
Kor aurresa we hnal lo wait seven lung
year. Uur roiiutry waa pluiiKi-d in a trr
mriidiMi civil war, and had no time to
think of the rntrrprlsr of prare.
Hut In tlirsr yrar ocean Irlrurnphy had
made Krrat pnaireaa. Other farilitlea wr
foiiml that w hail not la-fore. Tbe (irrat
Kaatern, which fnim it enormou bulk
bad pmveal tsi iiiiwn l.ly for onllnary coin
men-e, wa Hie only ship afloat I hal could
carry a rahle Hint wna twite a hravy a
the formrr; but the whole was roiled with
lu her ahle. ami with the mighty bunlea
of JH.UIU t.Mi she put to sen.
Never Inwl there laeen aurh a prosper! of
iirer. Kor twelve hundred mile she rale
the sea In triumph, till in a ainlden lurch
of the ship the cable snapped and once
more all our Iioh- were
In the deep hoaoui of lb ureao burled.
Kor one whole month we lintiji over the
pot tryliitf lo raise the rable, hut In vaiu
and axnln we tisik our "mrlaucholr way"
back aensaa the water which liaal hern thr
arena of ao many failun-av
Thi laal disaster upset all ourealcula
lion, uur rame waa broken ami out
money waa gone, aud we must begin all
over agaiu.
Knwh capital had to be Mined to the
amount of iiVi.(l. That ini;le lurch of
thr ahip coat u Inlllion of dollars and the
delay of anoi brr yrar.
Hut time hriiiK annual all llilnit, and
the next yrar, IV.il, the (irrat rjuatrrn
laden with a new bunh-n, once moreawuuit
ber mighty hulk out on the bosom of the
Atlantic. Kor fourteen dny ahe bor
steadily to the west, while we kept up out
communication with the Hid World that
we bail left behind. It wa thr lime of the
war between I'rusala and Austria, anal
every day we recrlveal new of the pnagrrtvi
of the rampaign; ws heard of the battle of
Sadowa and tlir iiiiinli of the I'ruvalau
army towanl It-utia.
Tuwanl thr end of the voyaue we watched
for the land as Coluinbu walcheil for thr
first sIkh of a new world. Al lenirtb. on
July 87, we cast anchor In Trinity bay la
tua lime liarboruf "Heart CiHilent," that
Sermeal to have laeen rhrlstrnrd In ant laa
ballon of the Joy of that hour.
All the hip' crew Jollied lo lift tbr
heavy horr end out of lb Hreal Kaalern
Into the boata, and then to drag It up lb
Heart! lo in telrgrapli house, w brr every
signal waa anawereal fnim Ireland, Dig In
bmkrn uilrrancr. aa with thr old cable.
but clearly and distinctly, aa a man talk
with his friend; and we knew that the
problem waa solved, and that telegraphic
communiratlon was firmly established 1st
twern the (lid World ami the New. II tit
our work w aa not quite enaled. There was
the last year's table with Ila broken end
lying iu the depth of the era. Aasaaoaa
the work of unloadlug the (irrat Kaalern
waa alone, h bora away to midocrau to
grapple for the lost cable. It waa not dim
cult to final It, aud attain and aaiu we
a-rappled it. Hut it waa 11.4 an easy mat
trr to bring up such a weight from a depth
of more than two niiles.
Bamirtlmra we caught sight of It aa It
waa held hy our grappling ln.11, but thr
strain was Iremrndou. and the nearer we
drew It lo 11 the more it writhed like a
sea rrprnt, till It broke away and plunged
Into the sea.
This happened many time, but at last,
after repeated trial, it was rauulit end
held so firmly Hint It could nut escape
and bring aplirnl with thr rable 00 barnrd
It wa paid out safely to the shore of New
foiiatlland. Then not one but two perfect
cables were laid aensa the Atlantic. Since
that time, now a quarter of a century, trl
egrapblc raiuimunii atioa he not breo lo
term pled for a niiKle day Cyrus W
Field in Youth's Compauioo.
Tbe Hrlgbt klda aaf It,
Pobhs (the miaa-r) I wish I were 8 nap
pies. ll'jbha Why, 8napplea I ufferlug hor
ribly from chmulc lmliaealion.
f .bts- Hut think of tbe money he saves
en his meala Kxrbange.
Am OaJlaaaa ( aaaaparlaaaam.
Judatr Wa there any particular mark
by which you could Identify tbe dog which
yoti say this man stole
Ham Johi.siiiK Vra, yer honor, be bad a
red nt on hi mate Jnta like de one on yer
botuar's noar Trxaaniftlngtv
U I ( ataala-aa.
"See here, young man"' exclaimed Mt.
Mortis ana-nly aa be suddenly entered tbe
savior, "you'll hare 10 marry my daughter
OT top klaasllin brrl"
"I II marry Iter, sir. repliedjack ealml.
-h will beeaQ r --ck.
HAIRY MEN OF JAPAN.
O O
Carleu It are laf Paaala That Aeeear
le baa l.ratalaa I illaarl.
At a mra ling of the AnlbnatMiloiriral ia-
ue)ileMl Isalarlla llir. I (Mr. III. hop),
.he wi ll kniwn Irnvela-r. read an Interest,
laa- nia-r rii lh Aiiaiaa aif Jaiaan. that lo-
(iilair race i f "tiairy men" who ere rblelty
'ound 111 lie l.ita.l of Va-saaa. MiaaHird
i nt ani.ir time In a vnlaue of Aimai near
'i li-am. Ibiv. at Halving their niniinrrt ami
.-iiaiiatua, and ahr ll!u-lraiai her lecture
aitll aai'illieti of their drrsaea, Utellall
a 11. 1 we..aaiia, a. well na with ailrrn lllua
W ilioiia, aiuur draw 11 by h jS ami other
ikiii fraatu .Japam-ar ar 4a, who, hosr-
er. have r iru a! 11ml the tyiire of tbe
e.-aple la. a ca-rtaiu rula nl.
Miaa I tin I cnuiiaat iln hie whrtlirr or Dot
llir Am. .a were llie original Inhabitant of
Jnaan. I I. a t Memaa lie any that they con
i,ii nil ami a-ita-riiumitnl au earlier rnce of
cave dwellrr There I no doubt, bow-rv.-r.
Hint ttiey were iaiiiierai hy the
ajapatiase. '1 a men rmiite fnam 5 fret i
lojha-a 10 S lt a Im his In belnht, are
tnmitlv bu.'ll ami muaa iilar, ami lu some
liiatann-. ataa ially ainiHiu the mountain
Annas, a ii- thnkly con nil all ovrr, except
tbe l.i-t nml tinmla nml one or two other
part a of Ihr buily, Willi abort Mark hair.
Kvin chil.litu show a t In. k bniwn fell.
llie wouia ii afo mat hairy like the turn, aud
ham soft, b.vwil skliia, where It Is may
"acnleal by tilrt," for, ana.nliiig to Mlsa
liml, thi-ae apple never wa-h. except for
leat nml f. ativala, and then only the
hnmla or fret, liar men have flue hliih
faarrbrnala, but Mlaa Iliral Wa.ualer W hilt
tha-y caintalti, for ahe has m va r Ina t a tu-phla-r
paiaple. The nverne welht of thrlr
brain I alsaut forty Ihr 011 11 11 a.
They are biiuti rs of the la ar and other
wilai anlinnls, and nrr rude alanla-tiera. Thry
live on aluioat everything thai I mat poison
011, va-fc-.iahle or anininl, fnun Iiik to
bn-f, and t heir favorite ili-h la a "hn.tb of
alsimiuable UiJiik to me," the phrase of
Mis Iliral, WS3 waa faantil lu eat of It fnim
courtesy. Tue list of lninilii iits rriniu.li-d
aime of her atialilor of Shnkrspeare's de
scription of tie wilt-hr' rahlnni.
The Aim live in woash-n houar all ot
the same roust r Hi t lot., and sleep on plat
form mad private by rurtaui. t'util
the age of uitir, children of both exa-a lire
nnkeal, but after that thry are completely
rlothrd in a Urea of bark rloth and Japan
ese cart ton. The women are remarkable
for thrlr itiaxleaty, and only change their
elm he whet, alone ami in the .lark. They
are also vry Inlaarioiis, working all day
l.uiaf. kind 10 their children, gentle aud
affai-t Innate.
The turn are also very obllnlng and gen
tle, with a sinitularly sweet smile, but
very lilt I head fair matters ou table their
own hualniwa, and. In general, they have a
ad and apathetic bearing. They are re
IlKioua, brllrritig In many god, to which
thry offer libation of "akl" that la, rice
wine. "Sak'." 1 like to pnire their ruin.
They are dying out In spile of the humane
effort of the Japanese laoveruiueul to p ra
se rv tbum. Loudon Globe.
Ileal h hf ralllag la I'leaaaat.
Moat people regard drath by a fall aa one
of the most agimUIng form of dying. Thia
opinion I rmairou. The Aral fart lobe
ctHislili-retl Is that the suhjrrtive feelings lo
the various kind of fall are the name.
There are ieopln who have racaed death
by a hairbreadth who reacheal the stage
of uiiroiisclousiiesa and who are able lo ria
ls art what tnry fell, A srlriitlllo gentle
11111 who has is-cnpled himself with this
intrn-at Inn question for many years I note
hi olasrrvat.an on personal experience,
aud on a larje nuinla-r of raaesw hich have
on-iirrtil not only In the mountain, but
also lu war, lu Industrial rstabllahmrula
ami in railway accidriila.
The victim aulTera un pain.no paralytlng
termr. Ile Is s-rfi-ctly aware of what le
going on. The time awn long to '.ilin.
In a few second he Is able to think so
much Hint be ran report for an entire hour
on IU Ilia thinking power I immensely
ilicrenseal. In almost all rase the paat
seems suddenly lighted up, aa If by a liaah
of lightning. All phases of life paw he
fore Ihr nil mi's rye, nothing petty or un
Importanl disturbing the n'tnasiect. Then
gentle, soft tones anuud ill one' ears and
die away at last w hen uucunsciousnewaaela
In. One hears the fall of the body, but
dors not feel III Drake' Mngaxlutx
The Animal View atf Ma.
That man la, generally speaking, from
tbe animal's point of view, an object of
fear, hiMtllily or rapine la today most un
fortunately true. Hut whether this I
their natural n-Intionand not one Indiired,
and capable perhapa of rhanue, la by no
mean certain, riavage man, w ho baa jrrn
erally been Unit lu contact wlib animal,
la usually a hunter and therefore an object
of dislike to the other diluting animate
end of dread to the bunted. Ilulclvlliird
man, with hi supply of bread and beef, Is
Dot ucreasjrily a hunter; and it la just
conceivable that be might be content to
leave the auimala In a newly discovered
cotllilry Ulinioleleal ami coudeacrnd. when
Dot better employed, to watch thrlr atti
tude towanl hilnaalf.
Thr Im possible islund in "The 8 Is Fam
ily Itoblnaou," lu which half the aulmal of
two hemispheres were collected, would 1st
ao idral place for suah an experiment.
Hut, unfortunately, uninhabited Islands
seldom contain more than a few specie,
and those georrallyjliinl or era beast, anal
In newly diacovrmi game n ijloiui savage
man baa gi uerally ls-eu ba-fore us with bis
arrow, spear and pitfalls. Popular
Science Monthly.
Caa Lla-bllag.
Gaallght was drat rxhihltrd aa a curiosity
at tbe lloylsttM) muscuin In HoaUin, Nov.
tn, IH1S. The Haaston (iasllifht company
beld It first meeting July It. I KB, and be
gan to lay pliea In the alreeta Oct. 10, IKA
Tho first light was In Datck siiarr Jan. I,
KVIa and there were but twenty In liunlon
stteeU In IS34. In IKW thia number bad
been iu nasail to If), and lu l&ti It bad
lO.I.'lo Kaa and l.'.TH oil lamps. Klectrle
lighting la Dow taking the place of gaa In
many baralitlr In the city. Huston I now
lightral by I,t7 elect rlo liuhls, t,07 gas,
and J.BTn of other descri pilous. Host on
Commercial Dullrtln.
Oraaatealal Jaajaa.
Tbe Chinese bava cut Jade for agea, bnt
never ornamented It except by sculpture.
When It wss iutrutltiretl Into India the na
il v Jeweler, with their quirk eye for
collar, at once saw what a perfect ground
It afforded for mountlug precious stones,
and they were the fi rat to luirtist them 00
Jade. The India museum In Iomlon pasv
eesses the choicest sprrtmens ca this work
known of the beat Mogol pentxi Phila
delphia Ledger.
Fraaaa a Aaaaaaly t a Ifraaily leletsa
A mild deoortion of peach leaves, quick
ly Infused, la a sovereiKO rrmsaly among
old country women for oausea and sraslek
Deaaa. If the leave are brewed too long, m
killing solution of pruasto acid taerolveei
New York Tlun.
Keaacher anal asaerteana.
Deerhrr haul said that Spursena owed
bis popularity no more to hlsCalvinianj
than a rama-l rawral Ita rxcellrnre to lu
bump. "I n-plird." said Spurta-eon, nhat
the hump waa a Mors of fat on w hla h tbe
camel lived on a long Jaauroey, and that
Its Talue drpendeal on Ita hnmp." laoaxl
v urus.
Gelag to Dasal with a Talr mt tlsv
Some year sico I wss one of a party of
flve youua girl eho sli t.t comfortably la
a buir bed tn one of the olal country bouse
in Maryland during aeveral hot bights la
June, and It waa so hikh we were twiliKrd
ta aat steps to climb Into It. Stable TsJt.
Of a puyulal.aaUt'fXl ''. fully foul Bftb
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