EUGENE CITY GUARD,
L I CAMfBKLL. rrrUlr.
EUGENE CITY.
.OKKdO.f
A Minneapolis man was afiot by a
f iotp:nl llii' other night, but f he bullet
inn'!; a well filled pocket book. licli
eavc.J hi !f. 'flu; moral U obvioii.
An enterprising ('ami. linn withn linn
belief In lie value of advertising In
forms tin- public in n Dominion paper of
her willingi.c to rater to tin- need of
llii- public iim follows: "Washing rihI
Ironing mill going out to day' work
done Iii-i
Au International exhibition of gas
tronomy and of culinary art In to t.'il."
1-1 nt Vienna In 1 s: In liouor of the
f I f t i t ! anniversary of tin reign of the
1 : 1 1 1 j t-ror of Austria Hungary, who, a
i-vi'ry "in' know. In tin- most abstemi
ous miliar, h In I in Islcndom In all mat
ters n dating to food ninl drink.
boaehh mi in her 12.0"0 people. In
cluding .VWi ladles of the harem. Of
the latter, however, the Sultan ran only
allow marriage licenses fur seven, as lie
In Hot permitted to espouse mure than
that nuiiilier of wlveii Ly the Mohaui
ineilaii law. There I a family tradi
tion among the heir of Ontiinn that It
U iie-eary for them to speak In a
loud voice, original intf probably from
the halilt of terrifying their subj.-ot
anil Inspiring a feeling of awe for the
commander of the faithful, aul It In
aid that the ir nt Sultan' voire j
trident ami nin'rioiit.
It I n.'lld to entiie from Cuban tl.ein-
lien that (ietieral Maximo Coiucz
agreed to fight Willi the Insurgent
through ihe Cuban war for the mini of
flui.i4.il, to he : ill him In Installment
of Juo.niiO every three uioiiiIih. The
flint three liii.'illiiiiiiiH were pall n
agreed, but the hnlnine ha not been.
K ii ii k.i epicure who are foml of Jaek
rabbit slew should exercise a il gne of
caution vv In ii they visit the Pari V.x
position an. or.hr hare at a Frew-h
renin lira lit, fur they are lialile to get
cat instead. 'Ihe ihrlfy restaurateur
of that illy are alto In the halilt of serv
In,' up pimsy an spring lamh. 'I lie ao
(I'l. niiil nppeiiratu e of a elaw In a din'i
reieah',1 thl ilreailful faet to a hungry
American Hot long nl lire.
"There In too much of blond -letting In
thin ceetioii of the country," any tin
Savannah Now, "too mucli of plNtol
aii'l knife toting, ainl Iiki great prompt
Ii.ks In iihIii deadly neupona iihui
slight pro o -a t ion, or no provocation at
II. There In a law against carrying
roneealeil mi l deadly weapon, ami
law to putilf.li ihe perpetrator of
crlmeN of vloh-nce. The law ahoulil lie
rigorously eiiforciil."
Meilicnl N'-leiire III kept busy dy Hie In
veutloiiN for inking human life. In re
cent year the latter have produced
Koine lerrilile eXjil'iNlVeN, lilllleta whll'b
I'i'liil iiii.l tear when they strUo the tin-
man frame, making what heretofore
wan a 'iirahle wound certain death.
The Intent war tun la tho product of
n I'rench engineer and In a rille which
contain a steel cartridge the .ze of
a mail thiiinti. Thla contain J hub
letN vihlcii can I? bot an rapidly or
lowly iin la d'sired, the whole Con
tent costing only 'JUj rent, .'hero i
fio inoke or flush ami only a low ie.
port. The gun itself U mm li Hifliter
liian the ordinary rllln and the projec
tile force li fiirnlxlieil liy liipielled r lr nt
a pri-KMiire Inindred of deurn- heiow
.eio. in, powder lieinu reipilred. Med
ical ci.nc(. will he oiip of the moat .in
porlant feature of future war, hut It
now aeeniN it thouuli the Invention of
arm una koIiik to make war IniponM
lile, pnrjdoxienl a thl oiind.
I'urlliK the pant few year It tin
Ih-cii nnnerted that the ImrHc I paNxliiK
Ix caiihe of the change to elect rlclly hy
treet nillwny, the llilroilui lion of
the hlcycle and other liinovatloii And
now collie the ci liHim man of .MiinniI'
cliiiMett nIiowIiik that there were .'I.iKi
more home In Unit Slate laM year
than In IMni. It look a though I lie
liohle nniinal mlcht hold hi own, even
a km I list the predicted lioraeliN car
riage. Ilallroad extenalou In India I pro
pp-oxlm; at a rapid rate. On March III,
1Vh, there Were llUo mllcH. an 111
pre.me of over hi mile dilrina the year,
and In ilddltlnli (here were nearly
7,'" mile the coiMtiuctloli of hlcil
wa auihorlxed. hut hli li were imt yet
In operailuii. 'Ihe pruporlioii of pa
ariucr kill. . I ua only one In l'. - i..
UN), and the total nuiiilier either killed
or Injured from railway accidiui of
all klinU in.in one In .Mo:.l.
rr. John II. Clrdner, an eminent
phyNlclari of New York, I atartlng a
movement for ths ahntemi-Dt of the un
iieiemiry iioIki-n with which city pi-o-ple
are allllcted hj night a well a by
day. The doctor UKKet a M'lety for
the prevention of liolm-i, with power
linllar In cope to the power of the
Society for the I'revent'on of Cruelty !
to Animal. "It nhouhl," be fay, "make
a Ntudy of the noln- of the city, and
through li own power, and by advice
and co operation of various city de- ,
pai liiieiii, Hiippre audi noUe a are
uiiiii-ci H-ary and reduce to the mini- '
mum of dixttirhaiice thoNe that are nee-
enary. Such a work could not fall to '
be of .in.nen,e bene,!, , ,, public - , TJIK MAHOGANY
i-'ni 111 iiir iiiiiiii'i 111 lOlllliiri NIHI
health. And the last word on the ad
vantage of a city of comparative peace
and 'inlet cannot be nald until account j
I taken of the iiNHlNtance aiich a Mate 1
of thing would render the Individual
In ccurlng that Inward peace which
paMctli iiiideiKtaudliig."
0 TO A SKELETON.
(The following vere were pnl.l!hef)
nouyniouily in tt I.ii.Iud Morning
Chrouhle in JM',7. Notwitbutandiiig the
offer of a reward of fifty guinea, the au
thor' name remained a aecret until
nearly ixty year had panneil, when it
wa learned tlmt the line were written
by Itobcrt riiihn, of (lormyre .'ottage,
Scotland. Toward the Hid of the year
1 'J be wrote the rerne nljile wnli liing
for body anfttrher in Ihe parmh church
yard of Torphiclien, here. (birihg the
repairing of ihe churi h. the iiiiearthinif of
a tkeli-loll oil if .'''"'--J Ihe uhjeet, 'I he
. verw ,.re hon to Ir. John Alford,
who procured a copy, and either by a. el
dent or Intention ilropid a copy in the
Hoy a I College of Surgeon, where they
were found.)
i Heboid Ihia rum: 'Tub a tkull
' time of erlierenl npirit full;
Thi narrow cell hu life' retreat,
j Thi .n. e wa llioiight uiynterion -af,
, What bCunti on t mioli filled thi pnt,
'. What dremu of plennre lung forgot!
Nor love, nor joy, iur bojie, nor fear
Have left one trace of record here.
Iteiienlh thia inolderiiig canopy
Onn- ahone the bright and bun)' ej e. .
Hut ntart not in the dmmiil void!
If nocial hue lliut eye employed.
If with no laulen lire it gleamed.
Hut, through the den of kiii'luc beu
'I li.il ee nhnll be forever bright.
When ntiirx li li. I mum are auiik ill night.
Within thin hollow cavern tiling
The ready, .ift, and tuneful tongue.
If fali iood' honey it ilindained.
And lu re it could uot pruie wa
chained,
If l'"M in virtue' in use it i.ke.
Vet gentle (oiirord never broke,
Thai nili lit tongue nlnill plead for the
When time unveila elermly.
Siiv, -li. I du ne lingi rn ib-lve the mine,
r with iln envied rill.ii nhiiie?
To hew tin- rn k or wear the gem
'an litile ii. ov avail to them;
It'll if Ihe pnge of trill li they nought,
'r comfort l.i Ihe uiourncr brought,
llicne till II. In ri. her lle.. nllllll I'lllllll
Than nil thai uitn on wealth or fume.
Aim. In it vvlieilnr bare or nlmd
Thene fil l the .illi of duly trod?
If from the bower of enne Ihey tied
To m i k n(Tei iion' hiimblo nhed;
If gruinli ur'n guilty bribe tin y npnrncd.
Ami li iine to virtue' cot returned.
Thene feet with nngeln' vvingn nliiill vie
And trend the pulu.r of ihe ky.
.-:)!
"lie!
Ye, be wa a very nice yoon: trn
blue-eye: and frank-fared, with ye!
low hair cnrling away from h! tenv
pie, and h!ie teeth which !."iie ev
ery time be rn!ed.
lie bad oi.lv f,.-cn In Itodendale a few t
week. Mis l-enriff had eeu hlui uovr I.:i'."
and then, but nlie barJly remeiiiUred , u-d to
blm.
"How do y-u tin, M: IVnriST'" )
he, with attipcndoij e!f-pne:oD.
"Mr. Hartou. a'int." said l-i:y. In
a hurried .,rt of way. "Th: l n-"
aunt. M.n4 I". nrlT Johnny. "
"I don't know, what la pr'n iir-d i-.'
the honor of !.', ciil," ild M ''
riff, atralghteiiliig herself up.
I'or die tn-V.-r ' lid fo.-get, thill J"
faded, ehh rly hi an. that her f.rl
Soiilre I'erc-" i, I'-nrilT. had ouce !
the richest in. in i:i Ihe coiinry.
"Well, I ib.ri't know iiiiich about t!i"
honor of tic- I ,;:i.'." s aid John li.irto::.
laughlnir. ' I: it I v.- just heard from
y.iu van;e. to sell an
.. I'm buyli.g up to.it i
-It-, n. rr r iM sh. vvl'h a start.
r,::v i, i.,-i u:t f.-i-'ht.-:;.-1. im ...
t!.e.j:i.e i-cti.-Jt the door opeiieJ nd
John I: ir: a ca:i.e tu n ltj "t",,r
t!-!Mn. g-ay aLl J'Ttly.
Me arr.vc.l by tl.- 4 o'. I... k tra'n.
nil I be. "And only i:..ni
k ::.. your aunt a quarter of
v a'...
. I" f il'. r. d M'
.w y-i w Tl T m T
OUR BUDGET U iui.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND DO
INGS HERE AND THERE.
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: L."!)t.
j K"z:.i,:
i t:." :
fib!.- arr--
Pi-. T ' H
r. j ivr.r r.
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r.iir.ff.
;er ben I
de
ILi p-'Pi''
' e of y
f.v . tr.iy. '
t :i.e !:l ! g"ti'
!. ra !..i:i'!y
:i t.-r
1
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a .' .
il d y.
' I y..
. VV
, full O.' til" Itlef-
,'jt;i. I: a t'i"
r::ikl.'.! old I"
..-! nri'l K'';.ili
. 1 a 'kw.ird. .1:1 I
happy, "n ihe
a not till me
1 i;i.t f.ir orn
oil care 1 for me
, Inkc and Jokeltt. that Art Buppo.ed
to Have Hu UcecnOt BorD-.nga
and lining, that Are Odd.Curlou. aua
Luugdi-blc-Tbe Week'. Humor,
reserved lrle.
rn Mv-Il.ivcti'i '"U always had
, ,. f..r that nlothful servaut who
r.:.:..-d 111. bis talent In a napkin?
I .i . Iv 1 '11 the contrary, 1 have often
ng.it l.::n .b 'serving of pnilnc. Juat
1 as 11 -it. you kii.nv. hi talent wa
one f..r miini.:.-l!ostou rniuscrlpt.
he hall u lndow that
i l i-.-d and ciirtaiu-
.'.V sunlight fl.nel' d
.veet, autiimn, lejf
111 and the carved
wink their wooden
SETTLE.
The Ntory N told In Maryland that cx
Tax Coll. s lor l.'eorge W. Smith, of the
l'lrsi Jiintilct of Howard County, ha
a pcli'lllcd human body of great kI.c,
which wa uncovered by the plow 01,
tile In no on the bank of the I 'a laps.
It I mi large that It I declared to
the bo.ly of Nome member of a prehlsto
rlc giant nice. It I nald to be pcrf.s
except that the head mid forearms are
missing, even the ribs being clcarlv
lined. It I at Mr. Smith' home, near
Hellenic r.
be
Ilangiliovv, one of the two port of
China to be opened 10 commerce un,
the treaty vvlili Japan, Is comiucrclaHv
the most Important city In that country
1 in city contain nearly l.iKi.inm l(
habitant, and I nald to be the richest
and lliii st In the empire. It Is the ca.
11:11 or v ucKi.iiig. I He most cxtciis.ve
Ilk and tea district In ihe world. The
I'rovlnce of Cheklang contains mi h-v.
than :i."..(i.iii people, and produce
two ihlr.N of nil Ihe silk exported from
China, n in) I also the largcnt col ton
grow lug province.
Mr. 1 1 anbury, Secretary of the Hrlt
1. 'C . ... .... . ..
.so 1 1 i-.is.nj , m oni ii me most re-
inaikai.le men In the country In that
lie . refer hard work and Ihe drudgery
coiin.vici vvlili hi otllce to anything
else. He lias 11 tine csiate In i,.iV
hire with the bent llshlng In Kngland
mi yet lie never angle and know
nothing about the Joy experienced by
every niscipie or old U iak Walton. In
fact, the mont exalted Idea of revrca
tlon entertained by Mr. Ilaiibuiy Is lo
take a revw hour rest on the front
Ministerial bench during (he sessions
of r.iiilament.
.Notwithstanding Ihe effort of 111!
.... 1 ..... - ..
k.'.u.i . .1.111 ii, hit noi her 111 savage
land to put a tp to cannibalism, t.
practice ntlll continue. Hut the menu
uf these anihtopopliagii peoples , n,,
entirely (s.ntlned to r..asi mUslouarv
and is. Id tuilled curate. 11. .1 withstand
ing popular opinion A diet of laymen
1 Dot despised. II u lines ihe recent
killing of eleven miner In the Solomon
Island for gustatory purpose. These
vmforiiina:.' Individual were penned
tip like nholes and carefully fattened
until killing time and then eaten at a
great feast, pi vv hich all the neighbor
were Invited.
The New York World nay that at a
recent dinner an i:ngllnh publisher, vv ho
1 perhap at the head of the trade, said
that out of !!IA iiinnii.scrlpt nubiultied
during the year for publication his linn
accepted only twenty two. Another
publlnhcr staled hi rail." of a.st'pla li.-v
al.ut four In every hundred manu
icrlpt rtsi'lved. These publlnhcr rep
rencut Ihe cl.isn which ileal fairly, pub
Huh at their own risk and do not make
huHlnc of preying oil tin. vanity of
young author. So H eeiu that eveu
under the liumt favorable condition the
plrlng author ha only about eight
rhauce In the hundred of getting Into
print at aome oiie'a cine rxH'iie.
At'4'il Ilamld. Sultau of Turkey, se
cluded aa be I In hi palace at Ylldla,
I not a lonely man by any mean. The
infflclaU auj rcultTj 0f u,, Oivrla i
Although the year which hn Juat
panned away wa leap year, r'.rta
how that In many large clliea through
out the country there were fewer miir
rlage lli'ciihCN Issued than there were III
the previous year. Thla liu.ln the l'hllu
ll.'lplila Impilrer to nay: "There muni
be Hoiiietblug wrong about thl. lleru
wa the new vvoinaii given an opportun
ity tocxepise a prerogative which tradi
tion hunno long a ceo r. I ci to her, and yet
she iI'm's not ncciii to have availed her-
If of It. IlumlrisU of mi ll were living
In alicrtiate hope nil. I fear that the
great qucNlloii would be propounded to
llo in, mid It wa never ashed. It can
not be that she wa afraid the answer
would be 'No,' lor nolle of her s.-x was
ever kjiowti to make Hint reply when
Ihe right inn 11 came n round, and nuniy
there are thousand of good men 111 the
world who would have made excellent
belpii I. It may be that the ran
somed 11 1 1 I disenthralled young woman
deemed It beneath her dignity to II
nine the old time privilege, and If thla
Is- an ahe will have ample time to re
pent before another leap year roll
around. Might year I a long time to
wait."
It scorns incredible Hint two men who
1 111 . cheen 0 Ulcers any considerable lime
In a city like Louisville could have been
Ignorant of the very clement of the
law governing the making of arr.-nts a
to ci'osm over lo Indiana mid undertake
to arrest even 11 fugitive from Justice.
Yet there i an Impression that there la
no limit to the Jurisdiction of 1111 olllccr
If be call himself a detective. When
tliuulntcd by the offer of a reward,
Slate Hue disappear and the olll.i.il
mandate of a court U of 110 conse
quence. They aceiu to assume that a
detective. In order to delect, must have
autocratic power. It doc not yet ap
pear why the Louisville oilier allot
Klppey, but It la possible that they nils
took him for the escaped prisoner
whom they were l.s.klng after, and,
having a gun In hi hand, he wa shot.
Whatever the ciiuse, there wa no ex
cuse for It. The Louisville ottlcers had
no right to be Necking any xort of a
criminal In Indiana, miles. they were
accompanied by a duly tialltlcd In. II
Mr. Oakley-bless her kind heart!
wa not of a Jealous nature. It doe
not behoove a minister' wife to be Jeal
ous; but the dinner wa already on
the tuble-a well browned roast chick
en, with bread sauce, and a baked In
dian pud, ling to follow'-niid It wa un
doubtedly a relief when her husband
came out of the study and acatctl him
self. "Wa that Mis IViirifr?" said she.
"Yes," Mr. Oakley answered, "It wa
Mis 1'cnrirr. She want lo sell her old
mahogany settle."
"What!" cried Mr. Oakley, "thai de
lightful ol, settle, with the grlllln'
bumpy heads at the top and Ihe claw
feci at the bolt ? I didn't know that
anything would Induce her to part with
that."
And then Mr. Oakley pronounced Ih
blessing.
"I wish I could afford to buy It:" ad
e.l Mrs. Oakley, tucking a bib apron
liu.ler the youngest Oakley plutii
ruin. " Inn did you tell her, Sli n
n.v. I lol.l her, lil write to thai
big aulb pie buying linn In Now York,
aid Oakley. "They're the only pis.pl
wno cau ileal vvlili tier to any advan
nine, a 11. g nan mille like that Is otllv
appropriate for big houses, with vvid
entrances, su. h as, according to all r
ports, that p.s.r. desolate old maid one
lived III. And big house are mostly
round III big cities."
"I'.Hir thing:" naid Mrs. Oakley. An,
lu' helped her husband to noine apple
nance.
..niie Ke.iali renrtrr went slovvlv
homo lo the nlil red house under the
mil. where Holly was making tomato
catsup in in,, kitchen.
Hell. Dorothy," said she, "I've done
It.
"Done w hat, Aunt Ki.iy J" '
"I've sold the old hall settle
1. ... I., .
""M'.i up rroni (I,,. ,..,,.,,,
team of the tomatoes to the cool hall
opposiie. vviiere the gr.tlln's wooden
... nveoie.i i. . leer at Her out of the
ua.iows, ami one carvel and shining
. ...... a poiseu on ti. noor. as f about
... inive 11 lorvvar.l step.
"Oh, Aunt Klzy:" said she.
"Yes, I know." sighed the elder W0111
air "Hot 1!, ..-..'., 1.
: , ," " " '"' an en, I t
.-..1,,, nng. ,.,,,.. , , Im,ir ,Viln,n
now, and can't afford to li,,, ,, , ,jv
urloits that are u ing but Inuirles"
"Hut." gaspcl D!v, Mlr,.i,.k. n.
mi npasiiioiiic vigor at tin
ana olllccr holding a warrant. It seem "liraiidf.uher I'enriir brought ,(,.,",
that olllccr of every grade should U
made to undere.tau.1 this fact wheu
Ihey are tlrst a, pointed. ,
tenia toes.
sot
two last
riii.
I'm, previous to ls.'j, were all mad
by hand, and were, coiise.nteutlv, very
costly. Iin making machines have been
brought to a stale of perfection. They
now receive the wire from the spool
ut It Into proper Ictigib. make (hi
head and point, polish the oius. an, I I,.
most singular pl.ve of machlncrv
gather up. at one motion, a proper mini
ber to compose the row, fold the stritu
of paper and pas the pin (hroiii.-h
slight movement of the roller bear
lug the piper pushe It forward a lit
tie further, ll I again caught no ,v
the clamp and another row of plm
pressed Into position. It I claimed, fm ,
.me of these pin making machine,
that they can manufacture JsH puis a
minute.
What Manhattan IsUn.l
Never mv Manhattan Island when
jou menu the Island of l.iul.'i,u 'Hit
briefer term was properly appl.c.l In
il,h a way that now it cannot !v m.
plied at all. The place tti.it boo It l
110 longer discernible. Manhattan Isl
and v. a a knoll about an acre In 1 xtent
which Lay near Corle.tr Il.s.k. ur
rounded by marshe and partly u!-
uierged by high tide. Later ou It H.
auie the center of a pla.-e w hich did
u uolJe service, but again h it Uvu v h
llterate.1. uv for the t'ugcr.ii n.ck
name of 'Dry dock lllage." lleru
wer built most of our h iw In ih.
.lava when no oue ivuld bu.1,1 then
pille a well a w e.-Cciifl-y,
i.e 110,11 iionaii.i tiiiuseir, a,, 1 ,'
hundi.sl year old! An, fs t!l
relic of the i.l.l house oil the lull:
.-oi. reasoned Miss lYurltr. l.nvk-
ok nnay over tile t'lne Indian
liae toward Hie vcllovving f,
llo right to keep It, Dolly.
''.' '."i.iny vv in ., an, I
. , 11 in ner let 11 g,, y
poor, Polly very poor!"
11 s no .l;sjia,e. ' .'.i
summer
orest. i v,
It's 1.,-,'n al
. c a re
most mi
I d she niih -
",.,.... hi;u:.ice. -lint It
Coiiuiionly Iiicoiiv eiiient "
"If Jon feel thai wav. Dorothv
i 1. . -
-..-s ! eiii-in. 1 ,t,, hv y i((
fused Oiiand,. Dallcy I i
"Why." nald Dolly, opening her bin..
e.ves UT) vvnie. "IUH I ,.1,1,,',
Mr. Oak Icy I
old carved
ort of tiling
"Oh. Indeed''"
"I'erbaps y u vv.i;M allow me to look
at It?" went on Johnny, resolved on
' business.
Dolly flung , ; . n
Wll ge,. illy kept
ed. A blaze of yeli
the hall, a gu: of
Kcellteil air came
grlllln seen, e l to
atlnfactloti.
"There!" crl'd Dolly. "Isn't It a
beauty? And heavy oh. what a piece
of solid hiaviness! oh. thai 1-rj't a se
cret drawer! It's only f place to put
umbrella and cam s In. 1 us. to be
certain there was a nc, ret drawer It) It
when I wa a child. Hut I've changed
my mind now."
John H.irton walked slowly around
the nettle, eying It from every point of
view. Mis IVtirlff watched h!in.
"Y. , It Is a beauty:" said he. "What
will y.iii take for It, MN l'eiir.lT'"
"I hardly think y..u can afford to buy
It, young man," n il. I the elderly lady,
grimly.
John I'.arton reddened a little.
" Hi, as for that," said he. rather awk
wardly, "I'm representing some one
else. Personally, perhaps "
"Well." said Mis lVnrllT. "it est
three hundred dollars. Hut 1 dou'l ex
pect to get lis full value."
"Aunt Ke.lah would lake a hundred,"
fluttered Dolly, "if "
"Very well," said Mr. Harton, "It's a
bargain. I there a man about the
place who could help me lift It into the
wagon?"
"There- old Slla Wlggln beyoud
the big rock," suggested Dolly.
Ami while Johnny Harton wa gone
for him. ihe old lady sat dow n ou Ihe
nettle, where the yellow sunshine glim
mered nu. I the smell of late inlgnou
nolle came In at the window.
"Here was where I used to sit," said
she. "There was a big stained glass win
dow in the hall Just over It. ami a great
fireplace beyond, where they burned
such big black logs of cold, winter
night t. ' lid there, lu the other corner,
my lover Used to sit."
Her voice 'iiilvcred; a tear sparkled
in the faded blue eye behind the steel
liniined spectacles.
"Oh. Aunt Keziah:" cried Dolly, mid
deiily Hinging her arms around the old
lady's nek. "1 never knew you had
a lover."
"Doe nny woman ever live to be IM
without a loci', child:" n:l,i si Us I'en
riif. "Hui your grandfather was a very
ambitious man. He was losing money
In those Si. nth S, i shipping venture
even then, though I didn't know It -mid
he w anted me lo marry a rich man
mid retrieve the family fortune. And
Henry was p..r."
was mat n.s name, Aunt KezlaliV"
"So I never married at all," went on
Miss I'etiritT. "liood by. old settle:"
And, with Intlnlte palhos. she touch
ed her lips lightly to the biggest of the
grlllln' beads.
Itut Dolly held tight to her aunt'
band; she clung around her nock with
passionate kisses.
Now you know, V
she, almost In a sob.
cept Orlando I'.iil.v.
w by I love .lolinnv
'1 :,
vuN.
b- a
I..-T: ,1
I u.'h :
..u!.:.- i-
.1
.1:1 r."i
. :: w . t
tl
14 CC'I-
was to
i :.ti
a e
: th.-re
! place.
ii and pr.try
lit atid pr ip.-r
:.-e if popular win-
,;,:.' like M' I'ell
vv York millionaire
1 1. ri.!: to the mi c-
One k.iicnb
Ju !.e ,;o a coup!..' sentenced for fight
li.gt Have voii aiiyililng to say?
M..I I'c!cii,.iui-I would like to have
... . ........ In ,0.1.1,0.
;i v uile eminence iht ie.... ... i","""
aft r I am released. -Oermau
,:i:.inge.
As f,.r .1 :.:i: y ll.ir
Dorothy I!. ill. Ii'.s all r
eriollg.i." s ii 1 ti e V"!'-e
Ion. "H it f-.rold p" ,;,l,
riff aid that f.i: N
Well. Il'l olie ..11!
tllotls;"
Hut how was popular opinion to
know, tint to all l::;, :i:s and purpos.-.
I'nde I ! r. : y and Aunt Klzzy had been
dipped l:i the waters uf the foiia'alu
of youth?
John and Dorothy might go to Klch-
moad on their welding trip, but was It
lot hipl'lli' -s enough for their ebb'!
to sit niile by si, I" on the old mahogany
nettle once n. "re? -Waver!)' Magazine.
A (ire.it Hunting Ootllt.
The Lmperor hath two Huron who
are own brother, one called Halan. and
the other Mlugan; an I these two nr-1
niyh-l (ii ini.'iil lor ( h nichii, which Is
a much a to say. "The Keepers of the
Mast.n D"g." Ila.-h of these brother
ha ih I".' men under his ordeix; each
body of lii.H'Ki being drenseil nlike. the
oue In red ni.d the other lu blue, n il l
whenever they a -company the Khan tj
the chase thev wear this livery, in or
der to be recognized. Out of each body
of ln,iKi there are 1!.nki men who are
each iu charge of one or more great
mastiffs, Ho ti,at the whole nuiiibcr of
these I very large. And when the
Prince go. a hunting, one of thes,;
Parous, with bis Io.ikki men ami Home
thing like ."..lam dogs, goes toward the
right, while the other goes toward the
left vvllh III party In like manner. They ,
move along, all abreast of one another, !
so that the whole line extend. over a
full day's Journey, and no animal can
escape them. Truly It ! a glorlom
sight to nee the working of the dogs
and ihe huntsmen on such an occasion!
And a the Khan rid.- a fovvllng across
the plalim. you will see these big
hoiin.l come tearing up. one pack after
a bear, another pack after a sing, or;
some other beast, as It may hap, and '
running the game down now cm this
side and now on that, so that It U
really a most delightful sport and spec
tacle, i
The two brothers I have inotitlnue.1
are bound by the tenure of their ..Hie
to supply the Khan's court from Octo
ber to the e:i, of March with l.n.ui head
of game daily, whether of beasts o
birds, and not counting ipialls; nn I n!.so
with Hn h to the best of their ability,
allowing tlsh enough for three persons
to rc koti a t.ii:il to one head of ga
"The True Story of Ma n o Hole." by
Noah Hrooks. in St. Nicholas.
Yrry Smooth.
i'iy I'lannigiii-Will yer help a re-
, 'el gctllielll.lU that'll out ut tie
ki . lady?
Lady- How- came you :) be out at tho
kllee-?
I'. C.-Hraylu' for work. lady.-Lon-dou
l'lg.iro.
S inc Muil.
She -Would you love me Jtmt the
name, dearest. If I were poor Instead
of wotth a million?
He- I have registered U VOW never to
discuss ihe Una Hi-la 1 question again.
Detroit lice I'r. ss.
thought Transference.
Ilosiess-iloo.l night, general. So kind
of me to have nskeii Jutli
tiuent-Not at nil. So kind of tuo to
have come. I'uiich.
me uioiuer tongue?' "
Heeause the father no..,,
chance to use It." KUn a("11
Brow n- wonder who oriff,..
men ii in ir .u ntti.. .1.
thing ou I rlibiv? "
Koblnsou-ivrhnp, )t
lazy Indlvliliiul wl,,, ri.f
until Sat urdu v l'o. i,
i
Hard Line.
a -j.
1 m Mf
i'S-V
i(.4vlr,-4i
;ii'f7!i'f
"Does your poetry pav?"
"Well If l-.v.
. . i,s ma
.1 - II 1
l.ie noor.
I suppose you read It to him
ter Annual.
Portinu Krim.toa.
.-.u.uie ijiiHi in urn,, ri-copij,,) ,
iner frleud)-IleIlo! What it,,,'
In.. I,
111. tirivi
Ileslilent ahnile Sorilng hrlu,.
Dldyou think I waa here fur mi be
T, ft. I...
iHinaio 1 lines.
Eiuctli.
And haa he authority to mn...
to ueain :
"He la clothed with despotic p...
"Dressed to kill!" shrieked tb.
lliu.-Detrolt Tribtine.
Dusty Way Well. Wnggleu, have you
crossed the pond this season?
Waggles-Don't you see I can't even
cross my h-ga nowadays? New i'ork
Herald.
Lending Hint On.
lie-would your mother let you 50
to the theater without a chaperon?
She Xot unless I was engaged.
Hrouklvu Life.
Not Kvcn that.
"Ducky:"
"Whatty?"
"I ;o ymi think I am making any prog
ress in courting you?"
.No; y..u are not even holding
own." Tableati.'-'IYxas Sifter.
your
llo Wii An lon.
"Your wife Just met with K
tioiii, v iih.mj. - tmn. a inau whort
luto the grocery, "she ran ovprt
while ruliag her bicycle, anil tl-
carried her to the hospital."
The man sitting on the cracker
rose to his feet excitedly and bit
turned pale.
"Did you notice?" h, ...j a
bling voice, "whether It wa 1
colored dog with two white spoil,
fore shoulder or not?"-Detnjt
I'ress.
The rabbjr'a Cbristralnt
rarsoii-What shall we call It!
t alil.y (alisent-lnlndi'dly) Oh.!r
that entirely to you, sir! LonJotT.
nro.
lie. the
l.lh.
olt Keziah." Mhl
"why I didn't ac
Novv you know
Hirtoii. Johnny
wa your Henry.
'U wou't blame
Mis I'enrlff, In a
way. "You don't
Isn't rich, but
oh. Aunt K
mel
Dear me!" s.i
sort of bewilder
mean to sav -"
Yes, I do," s i..! D turning nlnk
and white, like the mi lioiKiovL-. ...
garden g i:e. -it was ... . . .
night when we w like 1 home from the
prayer meeting r..g.-tli.T. I coiild,,-.
.b htisou wa sav-
think of w ha: 111 1.
Ing because of J.,;
all seemed l.ke a
asked me to try
tie."
'And do you ..Ve
n s blue eye
dream to me,
and love hi 111
and
until
a lit-
I ',
blm
Wi
I bi. k into the .had
!' 1-011 and old Mia
I. ft "Ut the U.4,l,,jniiy
eta ruugb
he-l ti
sal
very r'ch.
w eh. uiie
Dor,
to h
ihy."
's jf.
Anal
1. .
in in .
1 "ll.''
"He'
K.iiv
' ' goodnes nie." said rVn
rlir.puttlugonher .s-:.icles
a t.'i.ll to her pride th It the tl:lt -lf f
s.c, 1 mimic. 1 sj.ocMcle had
ie. s ui.l, v ing do.v 11 the
a co etc, 1 ran ':"
D.d'.v teppe, 1,'i.k into the:
1 .ion t know, vil, I
Inliin It s .lolmtn Harton."
""'" sai l Mis I'enriff.
young in 1,1 gone Into
lie':"
"Not evict'." nald IVdly. tuuvlng
herself among the tomato J..-. -p.'.,,
th.uk he drives around poking up 1,
china and bras, tired., and all ,,..;,
thing, for sn. pig ,Mi,vlor U
Yi k "
"I do
she
twr!
V 0
sli.ld.lp
"bill- ( -
ills
I ride around
III that old .
only nay yes." .1.1
ire for money ,,r
that 1 love John:''
And she slip;
ow as Jol.i,:,.
ggitis ca n. r t
I He.
M -1 IVnr.ff w a
in is; of tear.
H, ie w n t!,, ,; ,
and I....... and 1 i
gu I of w,r, ,
co'cs in ,,,
sr n 1' a. I. toil -t
pe-lte, t,:f A ,
l.le ren.eo,tvT4t '111 r
'I that Jh0 p
feil.nv en .njtl aa itej
oer Bj lirtt'f
liini. Dorothy?"
whole world with
icred cart. If you
I the girl. "I don't
itik. 1 only know
Most young married cviiph
oiistkcvplng with hope, and
vJJlug prvsnut.
N'gia
tulntlt
n't doubt It." na',1 M'. I'..,.-.
"Hut I wonder whit he w an: here V
The little discussion M te..inate.1
by the midden tapping of J-.!iiiiit Har
ton's whlp-hsndle ag.iiuat the g'lde of
ti open door.
O
m oo'y
nod 1 at-
t 1 b a t
iT I
' tb c4.
lli-tforJ
ol J yean a nj tzt b m.sl
' .'J to tfc.i.'y.
u t ate o.m ( -1 vm oti.l"
AoJ thro ! t-o ba. into the
h'uc. to t6t c t,( , M) thl
u gT'irio wiia ,M w.ug
tarred ouy o
'3'y two Vttti ftera.r.l M..H.'
' cxpres, bit) Joa C0l1 S .vmlng down fr..
Sew tori, 11 4 she, "the geutlemaii
tft,- T 11; jive the mahogany ;:!.. I;
IStfCfor a store. Aunt Kex'it. tint
John knight It. It wa for9,l ,vi
lioune. ii,.', very rich, and John I M
"!. heir. And he liked my photc
graph, and he' coming to ee J vu t.,
night. lwn't It fc.und exactly Use a
ntory paper?" faltered bappr D,r.
"Who that kt-kliig at the door? it
' "e John uncle already!"
M: IVarIT drawn face had bright
euCluto iudJco raJlinc.
tilgaiitio Aiit.irct e Icelerg.
"The snowfu'.l of ea.di year add a
new stratum to this Ice-cap, which Is as
dist.ngul.shable to the eye as Is the nil
nual accretion of a forest tree." writes
Ceti. A. W. (irocly, I. S. A., d.wcriblug
In ihe La.li.i" Home Journal "What
There I at the South Hole." "Thus lu
centuries have a,-ciiniu!a!ed ou Antarc
tica these allow, vv hi, h. by processes of
pressure, thaw ing and regelatloii, Lave
formed an b-c-cap that In places ex
ceeds ::.i,i feet 111 thi' k:i"ss. Through
the action of various fores th.u of
contraction nti.I c.p,'i:isi,,:i by changin
temperature b. ing. p.-ii.a;,.' the iins",
poleiit-thi ice cap cr", ;,s steadily sea
ward and proje. is in;,, the ocean a per.
pciidii'ulnr fr, nt I'r--m l.n, n t,, l'.ii.hi (,.vt
In height. The temperature of the .sen
water U'itig al. nit tw.-niy nine degrees
the fr.sh water Ice remains unwanted
and the Ice-barrier plows the ocean I.e.
until through flotation In deep vvatei
d sruptioti .M'ciirs. and the tabular berg
is formed. Th bergs are of a size
that long taxed the l.elief of men, mt
It Is now vv.ll cNtahl'ehod that bergs
two mil, square and l.iiim feet lu
thickness are not rare; others are aj
large as thirty ini'.es In length and n
ueaiiy ll.lioo feet iii thickness, their per
pendicular, Mill vv asted sides rising
from M) lo 4"d feet above the sea."
A I'aiis Wedding.
. . ...
ei.i luiiiiy we.i nug wa, r.ventlT
a village near I'm-i ti.'.
1-rlde id year ,.f and the'
bride gr.se, ,.;, TlH
ce.l,.n ... formed at 8 o'cl-vk In the
evening tot bT , rl(JU
camel, a O.ldler followed him ....tej
on Viik. the ns: of the U.-,;t ri.
In a ni!lf A'.ii..n' in .,
- - e only car-
rit.e r,.W the bride Sroou,'. mmber
who wi..r! two year .Jder thsa hi
wit. tireat miiscr.eot vtS, ,aa,.. h.
th. gro-fije pr.s'.jioo iD,.og ,he
b-ra. who accompanied If, carrying
cok.rfsj Itn ersj, ma beat'og a vriij
:a;t . o;. 0 tae po;a aad fryicg pia
and kertlra.
Wuntel to Work lllni.
rirst Tramp Couldn't you work the
oi l dame for a nn al?
Second Tramp-.o; she wanted me
to saw wood for It.
"I see; she wanted you to work for
It." Yonkers Statesman.
The Trouble.
Mrs -Am I still the "eitar of your
life." as 1 was when you used to write
love letters to me?
Mr. of course, dear.
"I don't seem to be drawing a star sal
ary, tliongli."-ludianapoll.s Journal.
Cmise for Activity.
"What Is Hexton hustling around o
In the interest of a curfew ordluauce
for':"
"His boy saw him coming out of a va
rlety theater the other night ,,,! went
11 !""' '"''I ahout lt."-Ii,diauapolls
Journal.
Ill (".rent Desire.
"What do you think of niy daugh
..'. s c.Nocuuon. protessor?" asked the
10.1,1 mamma, as her fair daught
pounded 011 the piano kevs
Tl.i..l 1 . . ...
......... .11.1, uiui. wa the replv
"w hv. ih.-ii I si 11 1:1. .... 1
. i,' v- """" "m- 10 ne present
... ... -.evv n.ik 1 libune.
Jut n t'reih.
"Itornllu," said the profrssor'i
"I don't believe you've lniinllt
that I've said, and here I've bres d
Ing for half 11 n hour."
"Well," said the polideritifprfssv
"who would believe It? YiwSs
as fresh n when you staradr-Ct
laud Leader.
Felf-De.iiaU
I'n.nlliHr Ken Hire.,
111s nov el mis no new features as far
us 1 cau ui-scovor.
"No':"
"No; nothing but low. broad
beads, mobile mouths and tlnelv
vied Uoses."-Detrolt Journal.
fore
clil.
celebrated in
4 MunuVat or Solomon.
C"hert r'trnaaifl. tu oibj;., v s,sot.
tuiii iNMt i. Rr.atly aduired t 't in.
na delicate child, auj. j,.,, r,f
tt reason, verJond if !iai4a 1
chief delight ttiii t p-ad ,.w jpj ,
and especially the Prove. V. of 5,,',,'
..','... 1 ins eiriy :u.iy caused h'm
take what he read very seriously
uenri. 1. ue day little Hob ran
mother room, and w I tit
rye cried out to her to whin him
asked him what wa wrong, ami to her
anuuement, he replied with the utmost
.11 ucniui-sQj ..a, motiier! 'he
spareth the rod hid-th his son." "
The tnt ,irlvat? Vihnrs nintK
by historian w:i that of Arlsum,. it c
XU. StraN. Mys it was large, but'd.
not uieotlon the number of b.K,k.
Ighlful Aa.
Aw fC- t
l-o little 'ii
to
to
Into h'j.)
tear tu 10,
Si
.dHas-Tcal,,
Ji ll .. P.MO-t.,. r 0 n,n
"Is
' l. r.
"Ves. sir "
A t:e?,
t.ayboy at home?"
el tl
reiii,.,l ).
"He is,. I, """'areii but
that I biker's I!.uar.
Tiu plate was uiauufactnr.si
t..i . - r. "
iuu 0Q iae contitsbut
1007.
In Kug-
aa early a
O
at his dub."-
O
l.i. Vrrsr l nhi'PPv.
I'.d voueomplet.. th..
at work on ;- '' -,0u were
Ye.
'' litterateur.
U (Id
l ' .;. nun .
u:ivy ending-.." U "'"' "ran ua-
.. 1
. miappy. The
mm ,t. - Wash:
Olrl-Please, sir, will you
something for the Salvation i
This Is Sclf-Deiilal week.
Old ilenlloinau Self-denial! A
excellent thing. I am very
decd you nptilled to me. 1 sli
much pleasure In giving .voii-er-t
portunlty for er exercising that
self-denial by tr withholding"
small contribution whlcli-er-
der other circumstance I should1
been only too happy to have
you. Good afternoon. The kotct
"Y
re;.
11 were
i"a- Md it I,,... ., , Ks Poncln-
editor refused to
A Hrent Parsala ' L,,t
iVaeon Hiowu I diallke to I'
you, Mr. Hlack. but 1 think 1 1
prepare you. Your invor husl"
diH tor tella tue, cauuot cnKnihlyi
day out.
Mn. BUck-C)h. my! but tl,,
csid. Pity be couldn't live loih. J
to Une ui) tU.s other two bottW
K I Nmj-ht aia Uittle. toii kin"
a :n cb. per tha t way."-H;" '
ai-rlpt
Ilet Prohlem.
Too beloa a yiau," ahe eaid. tlW"
fall. "1 auuiii ou ar In a ih'd''
jM'Weaoniea hat of the niotiv.-s tU:
11 man to do certain things.
Iledldn't think be ill. but ItJ1"
It n Just si a ell to tlnd out w;
trouble ana nil nlnmt. so he siiuP'f
1 at hr liinirj-iiiL'lv. thus li wiaf
tot nlthcat c-oiiiiiiitting hinisclf-O
"Of coiraa. 1 fcuow," l.e
that win aieii are more c"U-r?
than otheit by nature, but tJ.'-
me detail of strwt-car t;-iu.-U -
Iwa.v, have pu.y.led inc."
"Piibly," he AId. speaking "
that c-ontl.leut nlr wflh wlii." '
cussed nntlonal finance and '!!
ing nrirs; "possibly I can eM''J'
P-ut It wa evident from h
Jh Q he didn't think he qi! !
"What I want know-yelie
why It Is that when a woir-m ''n k
crowded stnvt car that the man
sitting right over the car t,Tf
ay the one who gets up
W.
(2 k.,.. inr
S 1J.1 . -
t suer a rveat
W h e be felt be coil'
that question, he deemed it 'r
it go by dofault.-Cuiea.'o IVl
O
o