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I. I CAMPBELL, rroprUlor.
EUCENK CITY.
..ORKGO.V.
They may fight again Knnta Claim,
but tlili It a yarn Hint will never be
worsted.
A dovlca ln been Invented to Mark
alioe by electricity. ' IWIhly aome
adaptation of Hie Krimb ayslcui.
Ko fur an wheat represent the farm
er'a grasp of the plow, lie In atlll a Mrf
aharcholdcr In the country' weali.'i.
Prof, dp Morgan assert that Adam
r, tin a Chinaman. DM lie get the queue
to that discovery In tbu Hlbllcul at'
count of treat Ion 7
Every now and then a EiirojM-nn
country Mop forward and waken II
clear that It will not maw) much provo
cation from any country except Tur-
Jiirce tiumircd Western town am
Mid to lie under the. curfew law. And
yet. I.y the time they're men and wom
en the boy and girl affected will Is
melting tlie Ih II Into latchkey all tli;
auuie.
"A woniiin," na Id Eurlpbh-, "should
! good for everything at home, hut
al.rond good for nothlfiK." Th'j tiuUhl
amnl women who make a practice of
attending murder Irlnl sntury at least
one of these requirement.
It In now cxplulned that the (lerman
Emperor treated the HaytlariM mi
' harshly hecnuso he wanted to teach
them Mime manner. The thorough
lios of the IllHtruetlon I heyond llc
tlon, hut III I'ort IIU 1'rlnce the oiiliilon
prevail that the tuition fee wan out
latidlHhly high.
A iiiislli-iil fiullKirlly assert that "o
long an a srorrl.or breathe through hi
me hiHtead t-f hi mouth there I no
danger." Itm how I a peb-strlan to
know when a scorcher lien r .l,tu-t. In
hi dlr.clloii at lop m-ciI whether the
fellow I hreathlng through LI none or
not 7
the two Btatce which constitute tha
monarchy an "Aiiglelrh." or compact,
which regulate Hit lr rel;itlnn and Ox
en their reKjiectlve conirlhutlon to
common cxjM-udlturc. Thl compact
run for leu year, ami expire the pre
cut year. An Ineffectual atlenipt ha
hi -ell nilldii bv Austria In ae-iir new
adjustment of rhe financial burden of
tlie common irnvcriimciit lliui lliin-
gary hould l-ar larger portion than
formeily. A a coiiipromluc, It pro
powd to renew the Auul-Iti for a
year on the old term; and the Hungar
ian Iteli lmt.'ig ha pHcd a hill for that
pliroc.
J ii me II. Aligoll, .he I'iiII.mI Hlat'-
Mlllliiler to ('iUtnntlnoiil,.. ha re
newed our demand for Indemnity be
cause of loe uffered hy American
miwdounrlc In Armenia. The Porte
ha continue! to meet the demand wltll
the declarallon that It I not reon!- i
hie for the louse Is-cmno- thfy grew j
out of a revolutionary movement. M:n
Inter Atlgell Insist nil Tlirkev' reniMin.
Nihility because It troop participated
in ine onrrage. Turkey replies Hint
the troop were imiireliiir the revi
litllon and Unit the missionaries and
their property hiiipened to he In the !
way. The cliauee are that thl klml
of dUciiKMlon will i-o n till lie for miiiih
time iM-foreany Indemnity I fort lo om-
lug. A Niirer way of getting It doubt
le would lie that which liermany 1ki
adopted In cimneclloll wltll other sllll
liar oulrage In China.
I LOVE YOU.
Ihe climbed upon mj willing kne
And Kjftly diapered unto wa
I love you."
Iter dainty arm were round my neck;
Her iuiiiy curl were In my face;
And In her tender eye I tnw
The wild of Inii'M-euee and grace.
And like a iiiil-nm gliding through
The lit, ml tlinf lii.lw iIim itt l.ln,
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Her miule fuiinil ai'-e to my heart
And hade the hdoH all depart.
moment of poealype,
II lihh I w the alately lil.,
'Jlit rralHhile nailed away from me,
''nine riding hark aeron the w-a:
I ou lil ymi might return and tay
U'iihin my lonely heart aluay.
CihI hie the dnrllng little child
U ho looked iii In my fare and nmllril,
Ami wroiiKht into my heart a iell
Mure aweet I linn iiig of lrael.
(, niici-U, lUtfn while I pray
Tlmt jo'i Mill make her life a aweet
A that l.rief moment nan to me,
W hene'er I heard her lip repeat,
"I love you."
-Family Mail !!ng.
ME CHAPLAIN'S
STOJIY.
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Mot of the man v ami mtIoii tmn-
Mi" that have occurred In I lie coal
The old Arnhlan tale, of tnlH"hlef
done hy evil aplrit that iial .im-
llmsl In J.ir mid vhi In, tire full of menti
Ing yet. A imrty of hoodlum In
U'lliiNor, Nova Kcotlil, relciiNed tlie
ileinon IniprlNonetl In a holtlo of wliia.
ky. IteHiilt: Half a town dotroye,
hy lire, and .1,1) pcrnon made home
lex.
Honlheiu journal are dim-UKNlng
with eiirneHtiie the propriety of e-
talillnlilng a aynlem of Kclernl iunrnn
tlne a a more effii-tlve Nafeguard
BgiiiiiHt me npread of contagion i
ciine than either local or Klute regula
lloli. In lighting nil eneniv u-1,1,.1. i..i ...
no dgnl.anee of city limit or Hlate
line ii i next to npHie It w HI, , .
uioniy iMiunlly iiiici lppll tK. extent
ui is upvraiiou.
Owner. Ill order to get chenn liilmr
Ihey lmporlel a Ualld ihiimm of 1
uoraiu e mid vcrty. lu order to atlll
further che:i4-n lnlr they have, lu
plain violation of the Ktnte law, main
tained coinimny htttrv and virtually
couiM-lled tlie miner to get their fam
ily Hiippllc Iher.iit. The law ilii-lun-,
lu the plalucKt term, that no coal mill
lug employer hIiiiII own or Im liuerent
mI In a company or pnrtncrhlp atore.
in Home iiiNtiiu-tM, tlie employctt are not
permitted to nave a dollar, mid many of
them are kept constantly In .l.-lit at
More where Ihey are comnlJtd to ex
m-ikI tlit-jr niiiiii-y If they would nmuiw
continued eiiipliiyuieiit. Thl I la
vcry, and It In little M-tter thiin that
"peculiar liiMtlltitlon" w hlch oiw-e tlour
lithetl In the Hi uilicrii Stale. It I true
that the coal oM-ratori inuuot liny and
acll Ji ii ii in it being, and In that rewmt
their victim have the advantage over
the hIuvcn Hi it worked on the Southern
plantation. Hut the uiat-r of the
blin k wre obliged to fevd. clothe, iiikI
Khelter the feebh- and helpl., Hinl thl
obllgutlou iIihi nut Nttach to the mine
owner. Kuril IllxTty a belong to the
men, who are kept In debt by inaiilpn
latloii of lunik Hccount. a hIiiiiii.
Iliey cannot get iihmiii to move M.(
fauilllc If t!,ey ilmtre to break away
from iM.mlage. Ami If they could go to
oilier mliK-H where that kind of shivery
iIimk not exist, they would gel no em
ployment, Imv'iu.-c they hail left unpaid
debt.
I
M ent
MV
I M lit It ' KV a-n.l
f) were boya together
at WestinliiMter: we
In butter iimklng, how far can the
cow be from tlie churn? Certain New
inland dairy fanner have given a
practical niiMvrr to Hie iUelloii. They
have made a anecessful experln '
"''1 11 "f fror.en cream to Loudon.
where It wa churned, and the fresh
miller wa put on tl aiket. A com
puny In forming to carry out the Idea
on a large scale.
A slrlkliK' llliiNtratlon of one of the
change that have taken place lu thl
'''" N the fact that a ee of
Cheyenne Imllau ha been trailing a
band of while train robber In the
West. Probably the red men have
overtaken the palefnee nntla w bv thl
11 caused them to meditate on
Hie Nometlmrs ,,, r reversal f Rm.
Hon thioitg'i Ihea.lvanceiiiciit of civil
Uiitlou.
PairlotlKin lu china I KoiucHm, ,.
played In a peculiarly wise and pra. ltl
nil ay. If a wealthy man wIhIi.-m to ,
omethlliK lo hcuelit . ,U,r,., ,
whirl, he lives, he give It a carefully
built road. Mr. Ils,i, the weli
known traveler, pase. over ouie re
luarkalile "highway of commerce" cut
Ihroiigl, the rork lu mountain passe
l,;'"n"1 1 rlv.-ra and carrli
....,.., giuierie lu which were tab
let In honor of the giver of the mad.
The young l.Miecn of Holland I learn
ing a lesson common lo human experi
ence t!mt Hie solicitude which sur
round ii Is, n often n m.t, g sad bar
to pleasure. The Pi-lw c n ..... .
, , , ---"i.i ii v HOI-
land havea1!i-,ed that Vllheln, ,H
jiol tide a bicycle. Idea f propriety
no. occu given a a nnson. She
In all likelihood, nould combat u,,,
o. . , w Brilvely Mlmw that
the life or one so precious and so mve.
nary to her subjoin must ot U.eitdnn
tfered. And all ,, f,,.r , g
ha. Irarn.d to ride and know the fun
A pamphlet ha been prepared for Use
III the Nchisils of a New Knghilid town,
which reverse the Usual InethoU of
ti nrlilng history, ami begin with Hit
town Itself. It ilesrrlbe the ton
graphically lu It relation to neighbor
ing comuiunltie. It describe tha
geological foi uiallon of the ureit wh!- It
the town cover. It tells In Icily the
iory of It settlement mid early hi
lory, points nut iioleworlhv bulhlliw.
ami gie an arcouut of the aervlce of
It citizen. Then It describe the
"""I "t low n government, show
what otttccr are chosen to carry on
the town affair, mid what each one
doe, and tells how tail are raised aad
"pent, mnl how ney I lairruwetl for
tow n tisi. The 1 ii i ill who I. .nri,.. i....
I III thl little lK.ok will have at least
the rudiment of local hlstorv.- local
geography and local gover cut. He
will gain clearer hleit of Ho. r..ii
of thing and men uround him to the
Stale mid tuition, and of the relation
of present condition to those that at
past, rsnnlly history and government
and xlmlhir subject are taught
through general slut, u ,, j,,.,,,
' olivtou a.lvanlage
In iM-glniiltig uiti, W )h lt.tr (
hand, for the pupil' m, ,, olwervntlon
suiiuiiiu,. in curiosity and Interest la
another way. such instruction ,,lU
which I attempted lu llr,K.kllne mar
be useful. tie f ,. K,-eatest iH.,u
of the time I a higher stnuihird of cltl-
r. s.i,.. ii i hi town or cltv ndmlulN
I rat hut that .ucstlon of government
come closest to the Individual cltlxcn
.vet It I these usually In which least
Inter,-' I taken. If ,,. knowledge
of these matter be early Imparted
si u.siis, u,e voier or II ,.t ,,
i rat Ion should take a k icr Interest
In local govemn , mid should be
belter e.UliMsl to ,e
It- itm.
MEDALLION OF WESLEY.
It I truly singular t.iat the .laughter
of a. few hundtvd or thousand ,.,
and near the shore of rar awnv Vlaska
ahotild gel thl d several other large
nation Into what look much ik,.
quarrel, while campaign of extermina
tion, now In piogr.-s, right h,.r,. ,
home, and Involving lnter..si ..
more Important, create no ex.-lt, ,,'t
at all. For what 1 the value of everv
aeal alive c..uipnr.d with that of ,.ur
rapidly dlsnpiM-arlug forest? . ,,
cent to a thousand dollar. ierhtii
and el the work of devastation Is go'
ln on at a nit o rapid that the end I
already In plain alght.
Pi
It would MM-iu that one of the chief
care of s. h.MiU and iMlleg.sj w ould be
that shut,. n;s should learn to apeak cor
rectly. The mental drill tlMt accm,.
panic the stnoy of laliguiige 1 Invalua
ble. Of course.,..! I easy to say that
,1"r,, ' '"'.v thing lu life imire Im
portant than oorrvet speaking. Thl
I true, but a nation we are old
enough to hav acquired not merely the
essential, bat some of the grace n
well. In other word. It I time we
were adding to our common m-h.mlliig
evldencea of culture. Aud ojie of the
most lildlKputuble of these I ctirre.-t
Jicccli.
Tha dual monarchy, Atutrla Hun
gary. I passing through a iarllauien
tary aud coutltutlonal crlali of a e
riu .liuracter. There exUta between
Amlmd.ir ll.iiard Pr.-.,. Mo
- I'l'iamiri .uriiKKiist I Lurch.
Former Ambassador Ilayaid ha glv
eil a ciiiusi ni.slnlllon of John Wesley
founder of M.-th.iili Kill i. tlt.k .
' w,'(ii4m
list K p I r o p a I
church at Itrandy
w ine, hel. lu pre
Hcntlng the iinslal
Hon Mr. Itayard
k;ii,i or Wesl.-y: "So
remarkable a' man !
ciiimot be siik.a I
of without rcf.r- I
ence to the faith he
had In clvlllied
tut rii r. manh.Hi.1. tlewasi
sun, nvci and died an Kngllshnian,
and hi life wa a most extraordinary I
lllustiatlou of energy, iNiru.-stn.ss anil
fearl.-s persistence lu following cm. '
Mention belief. It hi luteullon
to broaden, widen and d.-epeu relig
ion, lie was di-Ucii rr..... .i... ..
the church.- and coiiis llc to preach
In the Held and highway."
Mr. Itayard said that'the m.-dalllon
Was Die n-.krk ..f l..ul..l. ... t
""mo e.igevi.s. a
remarkable mail, also blameless, home- !
Ike aud of pur,, life. He w a a potter !
but he had Hie ircnlii tl.st
occiii-atlou to a Hue art. The work of I
l .talfatvi x.i.l l tL' i t i . . I
...... , r.ogiHnu ict to the tnan-
ufactorl, of china baking. Mr H,y.
ard'N mother aud father .c-urcl ih
m.-dalllou rmm Wclgewcid white via
Itlng the latter-, home in Knglaud.
There Is uoIMn tuor uucerUlu than
aura thluj.
at Westminster; we
to Oxfird to-
tlicr-lo Italllol;
took our degree
together In the
Classical illoiior!
School, and weru
ordained together
by the Illslioo of
-, a curate for
hi dloccKe. Here
our iiutha seiiaratcd
for Nome year, and when next we re
Hewed our old friendship I wa the
vicur of the town, atlll nluglu at .'M,
llllil Jim wa the cIuihIhIii nf Die t,t
moil Jail III the same town, and mur-
rien.
We were talking lu my atudy. a lu
omen time, somehow the convcrsa
tlou drifted to the subject of a recent
newspaper article: "Ought Married
People lo lluve Any Secret from Kuch
inner;- I sunt ".Mi." Jim salil "Ve.
We both sinllliiL'ly stuck to our text
It was not often that we dllTcr.il In
opinion, but thl whs one case, anyhow.
"Why, Jim." said I, "you would have
Ihh-u I lie last iierson 1 slmotil tin.,. ,.t
H-cle. to take that line, for I am sure,
1 1 oio n urn i nave seen, that IT ever two
folk were happy and loving, they ure
F.llu and yourself. I can't conceive of
your having any secret which you
would not w ish Klin to know."
"Ah," retorted he, with a n-cullar
Ninlle, "lhat'H Just It. Well, I low son,
I'll tell you one. If yon like, though,"
ne aiiiici, "it must remain a .ecret bo-twi-en
u two. I have never iokeii of
It lo any one lu the world, and never
ahall, except to yourself."
"Thanks, Jim, you heed Hot fear mi-,
a you htniw. I mn only curious to
know the case," and I nssumcl an
aliunde of eager attention to .llm-
Ntoiy.
"I wa the chaplain at l.owiunrket.
a you nr.- well aware, before I ca nu
ll. -ic. It Is n pretty place, ami won
der whatever made the government
build a Jail there. However, there It
Is. and Hi. -re was I. The amount f so.
ct. iy that one got in Lowmmket was
perfectly nsloiilshlng. Hud I hud the
time and Inclination for It, I might
'" ' I out n regular Wlotv'
clergy man. As It a. I bad a full
illinium i,r icrtuie. soli s, parlies and
euieriatiiiin-ni. Among the ieople
got lu Mth none were nl.-er than the
V.nks. Mis York, n maiden lady of
f. lived In a huge and bcautlftillv'fur
nlshcd house culled 'The Cedar. in the
nest part or the town, she wu known
all over the district for her charity,
kindness of heart mid pure life. Every
body had a good word for her.' Nor
was h. r niece. Mis York, any l.-s ,,,.
ular. People lu I.o market fairly ,vr.
.hipped both of thrill.
"I was L's when I Hist saw Flla York,
and at om-e succumbed to her charms'
For week her praise had h.-ci, In my
cars, and now, on nc.ualnlaii.-e, 1
found her beauty, her manner, her
klndiies ,.f heart, not one whit les
lliaii report stated. I loved her. of
course. I could not say so at once; and
whether, after two or Hire.. .....i
In the course of my work -fur Mis
tor the elder took great Interest In our
' ' "I'Hir she gu.-sscl inv ve
and reciprocate! It. 1 could not then'
any. I tonii.t, upon Judicious ii,,,,lrlos
..... ...,s .oik win -had lived with
her aunt from childhood; that she wa
now i; mat her mother was .1 i
h.r father llu-d on the Continent for
in nemiii: also that she wa her mint
n....- i, rocs. in,.,,, r,,,.,, were of
course only learned bv ,l...
-. us ime
cannot go to tiu. fountain head for audi
iiiioriiiatiou
"After much hein-t f,,m. .
...... , , , 1 aim ,ie-
I ,1'n "'v,,,r ' """'" I w
that kiln York wa not uli..n.. i...n...
... . . iiiit.rr-
et to me, and I resolve! to nsk her to
lie my wife. I need not go Into detail
n. ... now 1 ,ii,i it. novond saying that
.. .. one summer morning rather
more than the year ago. when, having
""' "'" r aunt, w ho was out I
met Klla In the grounds; and after talk
ng a we walkel al,.nglVt, varlott Kut
J.-ct. somehow It came out uuexpe-t-edly.
and almost before I c.uld cm-
renemi what it all meant. Klin York
I l"-'licd to be my wife, .ubje-t to
her aunt'N cuseiit.
"Hut her aunt dldu't onsetit. I r,
cched a dainty note that night-how
tenderly 1 r.-gab-d It. How so,,:-from
Klla,sa.liigt,tu. lfl( Kl)lk(l ((f mr
visit to 1,,-r aunt, and had told her 1
wa ciiuing tomorrow for her an
prval. MlssYorkha.lls.cn very kind
but acted rather strangely, and sid I
see noui.l ,v lue. bill khe (Mllld Uot
(MUsent. a .he did not wish to
Mia. My dear girl went on to av that
alio had In vain trhsl i e...
any more than this.
"I waa In a cinlon frame of mind
a 1 went next morning to s.v mim
dork.
"I wa destine! to know her ohjeo
'" A I approachcl the lodg tha
Isirtdres met me.
'O.i. Mr. Ilourn. thl la .hocking" O
"I wa more puiiled than ever.' Why
my engagei it to Klla should tw
ho.-kiug' culdu't ae,.. aud I no doubt
iorej it In my
"fo attdden, too, air! Mid the wo
man. 'Nonody expected It T
" 'Whatever the matter?" iflld I.
"'Why. haven't you heard that Ml
Vork la il -.-n 7 No! Oh, dear! Poor
think; hud a (It In the night, doctor
say; wa ipilte iinronsrloiu when Ml
Kiln got there, aud died at b o'rl.s k
tlil morn I ng.'
"My heart aank; I felt faint and
giddy. It wa Nome minute ls-fore I
could move. You will never know how
It feel, IIowmmi, utiles you ihould
have snrh a blow, which I hope you
never will. Hut I am hound lo say that
my one thought wn 'My tor, lonely
lll.rllnir riln
'There were no more detail to be
learned alxiut Mis York' death. She '
waa burled lu Niwinnrket churchyard, i
Kiln wa III for weeks, and could not j
ace even mo. When she wa well
enough i attend to bii-lnes It wa I
found that she Inh.-rliisl nil her aunt'
money, and a she had already accent
ed me, we were marrlisl a twelvemonth
afterward. She had been awfuly lone. .
ly, ahe said, slnre Mis York' death,
but no couple have ever lived happier j
and Id-en nearer and d.-arer to each
other than Klla and I. May (ixl bb-s
h. I
'Amen.'" aald I. solemnly and revpr- I
ently.
Klla and I." niirsii.sl .llm "eoiiM ,
never give the remotest gue a to her
aunt'a objc-tlon to our engagement,
aud It would probably have remnliiisl
mytery to me, a It ha to Kiln even
now, had It not been for the following
circumstance. Some time ago I wa
sent for at the prison to see a rather
desperate character, whone end wa
very near. He had been sent to seven
year' penal servitude ome three year
In-fore for forgery, and after serving
two year at Portland had been trans.
ferred to l.owiunrket. Ill milieu ninro
wa superior to that of the ordinary
convict, even when a Turgor. Although
I had him several time, mid cer-
lalnly ben struck with hi face and !
nppearniire, we could not be said to Im 1
friendly, a he had becu Indifferent to
all my advances. j
"I found him living In the hospital,
and I siMin saw that he would uot live j
very long. I
"'You seem pleased to see me? I ,
mid.
Yea. sir, replied No. l.-.L". 'I m
ghid you've come; I hardly t-xiecied
you would, considering how standoff- i
II I ve lircn. Hut I wanter to see
you, as the doctor say I'm not likelv !
to last much longer.'
'I tnlkcd to li i in nlsuit hi smil un.i
Hplillual thing. That we may pa
by. Ilowson; I believe I,,. uI n,,.
oughly penitent. I askel l.ini f there
wjs miyiiiliiK I could do for him.
es, sir, there I one Oil HIT If I'll, I
will. It' such n curious one. I luir.n.-
lll.e lo ask you.' Hi eye looked eager
ly nt me.
"'Ho on,' I an hi: Til do li if ....i
hie.' 1
"I've had a iiueer life, sir.' mil. I ii,..
convict. ! mi-la IU. M.,. somebody
and done some l'.khI: Ihu i
SU3MARINE COAT.
I ralnlns n-pntntlon. world wide ami
i.i.ta An an Initial aten I proposed
ro, ii.-'i. -- i
lawntlonof Kkliard Kaddalx Bwlm , ,.,ie to the lecture flel.l, and made
U and Mve Like a liiivb. I ,,. .. nniMillitiiiclit at a little town
ti, Irmlitiiir. submarine Isiat hll
Im-ch re-ently siibiultti! to var:ou
test, which. It Is claimed, amply prove
It approximate pcrfe-Hon. The yountf
Inventor U sir. uicnaru tian.iu.i,
whose fame had not extended Is-yond
the limit of hi unlive town of oh-
kosh, Wis., before he Is-cuine the In-
I .1... ..I,.l,.1 nf u-l,tcil
venoir in u isi.n, .in- m im- "I-"
Ii.. h..n n i,l,,litelo ttolt ha nbsoI'lMsl
liireutor and men of science for many
year.
The Isiat a.i she I to day hsik very i
like a war ve- of the nioM n'gr.-s-1
slve type; her steel prow IM-Ing trotij
enough to ph-ri-e the lde of any ur-1
mured criilsi-r, nnd very likely t'uit of j
any man of-wnr. ia npiciirani'e she Is
shaped like n hiite cigar or torpedo,
tapering grinliiiilly to either end. mid j
presenting lo the wnter n surface In
w hich the resistance I practically re
duced to nothing.
She Is Isi f "-1 long 4, feet wide and 7
feet li IlK-he high, n 11(1 I built on a
lii v nisi iipi"'!"' -
i t.i.itniin. I charged a pretty atllT ad
mission price for thooe tlnn-a and In
such a locality, and It a welled my head
considerably to make my bow before a
crowd.! house.
"Mv subject wn 'Light.' nnd, after
a .'. lent Ilk- coiislilerntloti of the topic,
It wn my purpone to turn on some light
fun Just to show my versatility mid
send the jieople home saying what ,i
promising young man I wu. I had
talked about live minute when I no
ticed some of the folk on the front Kent
nodding nnd yawning. Three minute
Inter there wan only a person here nnd
there who-e eye met my own. and n
Ho. end of tell minute every Willi with
in the range of my vision iippi-im-d to
be asleep. ISoiitnl to nrouse them, yet
slick to my subject. I shouted lit III"
top of my healthy lung: 'Hint out
the sun, cttlugulsh the moon, o'lliler
ate the star '
"'And blow out the run, cut In ft
THE STUOENTS' I0NUV)
A Ili-Bllt Iflll C lit ii in it ii.u.
rat a lilood, i;v.nt
Havana ha one of ti,
ful celiiL'terle on the w..n "4
.pli-re. Sloney h,, !.,. . "
costly I,,,,,.,,
'run
on It nnd It costly
passage of the city
work of line ai t. The l....
r t ..... d
THE IUDIUTZ IJOAT.
I heavy frauiework of angle Irons, glee!
! plates closely tilted over one another,
i Her weight I HI tons, and h-r con
; m ruction fur restating the enormous
i pressure of the water nt the depths In
, w hich she will at times be submerged
I perfect. Once In the water, If for
j a surface trip, there I little to ta- se-n,
nothing, In fart, save the two turret
projecting above the water, mid us
; these are only two feet high the spec
tacle !s not suggestive of the great In
terest that Is below.
I'n.ler the aft turret ta the engineer,
the outlines of tlie hot air engine show
ing Jut forward of the turret. The
pr.i-ller sh.it'i runs forward to the ulr
engine, nnd .nm- this engine ure the
storage batter.'; cells In the sides of the
Isiat. On Hie under side of the Ismt
forward of Hi proH-ller ta u long mid
rather slender rudder. One of the most
I nt crest lug th'ng to incii of science ta
Hie method by which the Isiat Is lower
ed and raised, nnd this I one of th
crets which the Inventor I not yet
ready lo make known. Certain It' Is
that n method which might with profit
be employed by elevator companies.
red-nosed old patriarch who pretended
to awake with a snort.
"That settled It. The meeting broke
up In a roar. I left town before day
light nnd wu In the hard w are business
a year before I knew that my pinner
had bought every ticket and put up the
Job." 1 let roll Free Press.
lowly fringed with tllflt'lilt!... .
" if,
blc. but lu the Oildst of tub, vj
b-ctloii towers a bountiful .. , " "
alve pile which. In view of preJB7'
ilitlou on the InIiiii.I. p.. ..,
em hie Interest. American a
nlways visit the spot where (
aim j! a use in niiiiiiratloii tiK) ., "
metrical outline nnd Birur... ,
The beautiful memorial Inh . j
Monument to the Hni,i,.,.. .. 1 "
Cuban atteiiil'nj D, i-..i' . . 1 K I
----- - oiversltv
Havana have nlwny bc.-n
S.anlsli rule on the Island un, L
had nnil-tyranny club, one nik.
ty or more yenra ago a party 0f ikT
Im-liileiit revobirloi.Uiu ..... , i. I
' wltll the foolish patriotic ,.,,n..,.,,I
of youth, climbed the cemetery
a nil smeared tin, Inml, ,.t . , . I
" a iiexn
tain geiii-rnl who, In hi time, ,ti tZ
tyrannical toward the native tmZ!
Hon. Tin (Imwl u-iia r.... . ""sV
- iiniusa nruj
properly nuntahnblo br
I..,.II.U ..., . "l"B.j
ll,ii-iinnll, r-.. .. I . . . i m K
"-" mis. a ,t.j .
properly Cllllcd delniiintiwl ii.... .M
don In loyalty be taught. An luret
-Jtf.
mm
v - -.- ,
When We (r.iw Old.
Oue of the first Hlirnrlse that ni-on!..
a . .
have a they begin to realize that tln-y
nrc leaving Hie r ir.l of a goodly nittn-
her of years behind llicin, ta that peo
ple think Ihey ure old. Casual remark
lo that effect made before them come
n a distinct shock. The spirit does not
grow old; It I merely bumpered by
physical Infirmities, nn.l more particu
larly public opinion.
People are made old: thev clve mi
youthful practices because people think
they should, though Hint wa more In
Hie past than lu the present. There ta
no doubt that people, women nnrtlcit-
hirly, lost much of their physical force
because n they grew older It was
"proper" for them to give up this nnd
that and settle down. Now Hint grand-
mmww
TIIK TI.IlK;Ts, XIOXt MK.NT.
.(.... ....... 1.....1 ......
iiini nun i.ei.i 11 nil 0 ollrllie
charged to certain students. Xo ok
Knew If they were guilty, but iliefw
Inn Instated Hint they were. Xhjr
said the offense wan an net of tn-as.1
They culled upon the captain g.-nml
to 1 ii 11 Ict Hie dentil n.-naliv.
though the executive of Hie Island m
his ti i i ii I revolted against such tI
ty. The Catalans would have It, TW
nMruy after .nairlage. and broke the ! I r: q.wV---- '.,- .-
h-nrt of my wife, w iel soon after- I . -cM- ' i--- -'"7 . . - . ,
I've a life, and It's ' fefefeV Vr' iL.
precious few friend I've had lately.
nn.vl.ow. tt I ,,h. I mny be for- -;-r
tl- worst , Al, If .,- ,,r,.nil.s,. ; ZZt
me to do one thliiir wl..... r... .1... . . 1 .-a-i 2? ;rr,,,t - ... :': :fA
said i. 1 v- r&&fii fif jv : - v-i vis.j
1 -..--c--;iV4& (Uvvv 'V-X
shall die lnii.i.r.'
'I II promise as far a I run
'What Is It?'
"'If to take cine nf your wife.' an
swered No. l.-.J. -Ah.' Mil, I h.. ..,,111,...
I thought Unit would astonish von
"Take care of my wif,.;- 1 giuel nt
him In miiiuciucnt. -Why. f course J
shall: Hut wh-,t is that in j-v
" 'A great den!.' said he.
"'Why?'
"'11,-cause she's-my dnilghler:'
"I looked nt 11 1 tn in terror and ns'on-
' !" t. and wh 4 iihout to semi rr t,(.
nurse and for the doctor, feeling sure
he was rumbling, when he said, sl i
"'Sll down, sir. please; I can't t-i'llt
mn. h hf.g.-r. You ncd (,t send lor
11-. 1 mi -on, 1 m at r u n. 1 1 ..
would g've. vol- n shock, sir. 11 It g-o,-me
one Hie llr t lime I s.-.- 1,...
with you. Klla York -you see I know
her i.time all right-was
i.ulte u child by her aunt. .11..
owiied me. nnd never ii.i
, . , . . nun
what her father was. In th.-n t.
inlte right. She changed her i.ani
from Wilson to her mother's iiaine of
York, nnd completed it... ,11.
"I snt In dumb alien.-,.. What could"
I any? Klla. my wife, a convict'
daughter!
" 'Plense. sir. don't t.-ll h.-r," said he.
is.ie 1111 never known; don't let her
know. Hut I fell I must tell you. sir
and you'll not think any worse'of her ''
and 1.1 ,-yes l.mkel pleadingly mid
w istfully at me.
, ".'Y' "I'1'.1 '.'0f ''""' ",t- 1
hall dnzel. but I feel what vou sav Is
true. Hut Klla Is my ,, -,
alwiiy shall be w lille lu-,.. I wish I
had not heard this, hut It cannot alter
my love for Klla.'
" 'Thank tiod:1 he said. v...i .1.
there one thing more. The doctors
Miy I shall sh-cp myself awnv 1 ... ......
think It could be managed for mv d'arl- !
i"g 10 give me one kiss ere 1 .lie i.w,
one?' "
'I'll try. Yes." siil, I 1 vi,.. i..,,i
)ou II leave It to me.'
1 win:
(illll lilt'ri! i-,in t .
1 1 ft llllil. WIhxii I ... 1 mi.
thought 1 was in, Ml,, imlcel I
Overwork, I pleadel. In another hour
iney came to tell me he Win tuLuii
and would not wake In thl world.
"I took Kiln w in. in.. 1.. t 1. .1
, ' ill's, ,n;,i,
l.llll, said I. 'a prisoner I... I- .1P1.. .
and w ho ha ,-.- fow-frlends. told me
to day how- he hn,! sn I'An .....I .. C
like you to kiss him ere 1... .11.1 ...
own daughter would have done, will
you 7
t'ertainly. my darling.'
And w it), eve full .if i.... ..... ..,
. . . ' "" I"".' IUI.
...lemsciou r.irm rose, the eveli
half o.icn.sl. it... f...... . ' ...
., . ; iiiiici. ,,e
ill.ln t know ; did she?
"I Iel her away, weeping; my own
heart full. I afterward verified hi
"tory. Hut Klla ha never known any
more, Howsou, aud never will. There
I sometime a secret which should not
be share! Mwe-n husband and wife.
...... sun, isn 1 ttierer
I
" " ' Mia' - "mmIZZZ "W
I V I." V Ti.H t. . '
1U" "A"lATZS SniMAIilVE
and
for In the slukln
a well as in all
"iiier. not l l.- s s? il..s, 1.. ..
. . " - n is nil-
nei-vab.e. Kvriy motion made with
the most perie-t case and grace, and
this thirty-one ton man of war dls.rls
It-self in the deep as tiniurally us a por
poise. The Interior of the ta.nt ran 1k made
11s light ,-is dosdred. A w ire loop runs
from the dynamo, on wlileh ..
Incandescent lights. The Ix.at can be
raised and lowered at the rate of three
feet n second, nnd she dives In the
Wilier -is ...,..l:t .....
...... ... s a (meg in resH.nse
to an almost imperceptible pressure by
the pilot. As experimented with up to
dale tlie boat has been mn at a rate of
fourte n miles HIl hour on the surface
of the water, while an approximate
N-ed of ten miles ha (. , ,
under the water, but f,,r ,, ,-,,;
Hps shehaslH-enrunntarnteof f,-,,.,,
tlir-e to five miles per m,ur. Tll0 , "
ventor and the members ,,f ,1,..
cate express themselves s RJltisll(.d
' ' ' : TV'1 "s Win ' for
....t,-.i...,v.,,,.nssses, , ,,,s, t 1M.es.
Tlie problem of the nlr In the bo-,t
;vs vital ,,m-. In the full s,-nJ 0Z
Here again one eiK-ou,,,,.,,, '
're fully guardel se-re, , ln"fu"
l"t It is known that the alr '
mixed on the lm.it--.,,... 'r.'8
IW.enilcaUca,,::,';
hec.,rls,..fl.lllK11,llltlle J
ta nbso.lHsl l,y nnM
cn list Ic sodq nnd lime. K
HO AT
raising ncaln. 1 111,01,.... ..
the turnhiL-s In ,. I Z. . . .. ' " lm hk-
I Almost any,,,,,. ,, remember, ns n
I child, wondering how it would seen,
' very old -In the child's estimation"
- - eveiMi years. Then when th
. . - . even 40 year have pass,-,!, .
Jhlhl, who hs become n woman, look
l,;,,,k ' ' " tl""t she feels U.
older ,,,! surprisingly lti,. wiser thm
that chlld.-New York Tltncs
TRIAL TI51P.
have Ktuib Ilti4 U',,l-,k I...I ,,,,, ...I... n,l
I v ' " ..... inc iijtii inns
Miot to death. This wa In no time of
will'. It wa In a i-,in,... u in. I'mi
luu policy to suppress nnd putiisli rlf
oroiisly the slightest symptoms of re
"u on 1 no part of the ni.tlve nopuU
tlon. To the memory of these atiulenti
rile innsslvo l.lolill.nent wn raised.
stands to-day as ullent evidence ol
deep-sen ted lintagollislll lietweell iVa
wu ami 1 -iiim 11.
A ProttiiH.l, Kture
,"hu"h,:".':""M rlke out
t'ltlZt'U WllO Mtttttn.
In 1. .-!.. . .
... i-UMUPh), jj
im 1 111. n,
. cn
LESSON IN PALMISTRY.
The I,e of,le lear, ,f ,.,.,,
Indicate, Stroii Kccliu,.
The Um of the henrt beirln m
haihl toward the
forellnger. It some
times terminates
on. tlie Mount of
Jupiter nt tho base
f the forefinger,
sometimes ends h.
tween the first nnd
middle Angers and
sometimes ends on
the Mount of Sat
urn nt base of the
laM.lio ii.kt... .,.
Tin in-.... - . - - me
;--e of,hi lln f tlle hjrt;::
mil..,, '" 11,10 ls roiiij It
Imlirates strong feeling. If , k J
stiMt.ger than the heid llm. .,
that the ln,iiv,.. ., .llue 11
""'.i can im. i.si 1... ... . !
mm
IMlllnv'a ll.uir l ..I- C,,l I.
A dispatch from Dcrlln to the I'lii.-npo
Tribune, s.-.ys that the thrlce-loekeu
vaults of the Spniulnu fort res wert
opened a few days ago for the aimusl
cxniuliiation by the Secretnrv of t
Treasury to see tlmt tlie J'.mi.immi.imk) In
Cold, which the Kelchstng voted In 1!T1
ns a fund for first expenses In the next
great war, wns nil right. Huron von
Thleliniiiiu selected n few lings at ran-
dolll. Culllll,. ,1 tlm rr,,l,l In 1.1. ,111 rilllllteJ
the number of bag and weighed tlie
wnoie ninouiit. Some dozens of worn
men were occupied for several hour
In tlie grotesiiie tuediaevnl function.
The sum cuts up $.'1,IHn..,IhWJ Interest
yearly.
Waa a Peaiiatiln Clerk.
Merchnut-IInve you had any eil"
rlenee in chliuiwnre? .
Applicant Y'ears of It, sir.
Merchant What do you do whenyoti
break a valuable piece?
Applicant Wl.ll.rT naiinllr sot It
together again and put it where som
feelings rather than i.- Listoiner will knock It over
I Is.l. . . ' s.il. 1 ,,W tv -
-.-'lumui-iou II 410. i 111-Hit. ;
,.... i-i"iiinieiice v....r.
toure r 1; it. ,i...r ,,1.1 n... . ,. . . IKn, --ii,,i
. " " i..., sniu 11 wanie.i me to mi In, . . . . '
:?h.'te -".uiidnzr"
,!. liar 1... lf r lift
wun tear dimmei eye. "You're right,
old fellow, and Cod ble y,, both;--
vn 11,
Tbe pmt I born but th waiter sir!
la ntald to order.
Having won , , "Trmih
1- ..HI made' ; , ,i,0pa,
-Inches ,lu.U.k l , . . .fgPaiki,
fl.tterel mvself th-it I '"s,rict,
P"T bu.ine career. I
mow, a,;; z;:'mLhrihu
l life, who wtnV.0 J 1 U'ad 11
G Mir.Ut..t .
a(a Kin 1 e.
roil of pa,,Pr
New Paper Material.
A mill employing fifty men Is no
engage In making paper from thf
wignsse or wignr canircfuse, wlilvt"
w as ouce the greatest nuisance to tM
Rcar grower.
. 11 11
hlch may 1m wunJ
containing . -ru.on. or ,h; r n
uaed. for taking not,. V '""JP
mjs..... uivei nn,.
There U room for evwyloiljr In lb I
world, but we caut all have front
ronis. (:
t cetera.
' 15 i)
It 111 llUlniai t.m - man tO
te mouey n tnking out a iteut
creatlou.
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